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foes In bankrupt caaoa, which Ind not hmm mil
over to the qovornment In accordance viii % tl,c
.awa: aud Ind boon adjusted 1t aoen,e tllat auoi,
~, nns tao case 30 1ar that Mr. Bowen agreed at
pug ti'no TO pay ovor tho amount duo tho Goyorn-
lnont On hin return or soon Aftor. It now tnrnr
1nt tlat ho has not done 10, aud to-day Nj. E.G
brearley AsHlaant Attorney. General Of tic Uni.
oa etasos, arrived hcre to look nftor and syo tho
mtt9roate alt{ate o[ tho Govornmont. Ho Aa8 taken no
action az yot and It IL not believed tint ho viii
nayc to do moro than ASCERTAIN tho amount fo
INC Govornment, aud Afr. Bowen witt iloubtloaa
pny fny Il ia Mr; eowon is Of high charaotor,
along that he was Justly entitled to tha fna ~ ~
, 1874-09-08

sPeo1al Ul'V4!cA q Tie Cll:tE4o Tribune,
9ACHaoNS1L1E, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-l'ho Central nU-
boing tho most succossfuf Tor yoar I'hn a1,o,v ""
ct b!oodca cattle wil bo particularly largo, TLo
ahort-lorns alroady arrived aro noyon horlls, hn.
longing to 4; Fl; = ]: 3. Day Utioa, H.; fino h
1orll 1f OF j. II. Potts y Son, Jaclsonyie; j.
ty, Mo-; q. 2. Lippiucotra hortl Of eoyon. iran,
Chandlorayille, aud Spears Il son'n hord. Of No.
nnrd County. Ono handrett .horaos aro cntorcd.
aud moro are coming. Among them ia Madison
th1oronehbred now 81 years old, who ra in
Confederate Army, now owned in % Afaco,,n;u .n tio
County. 49, 3'A"S"aP"A
, 1874-09-08

1ptcial Dlspakoh 10 1No CNieaoo Yyib,nt
LEAvESwonrlI, Kan., Sept. 7.-T1,o tontl, an-
nual State Fair Of Kausas opened here to-day.
Tho display OF corcalB, fruit aud farm products
III VerT largo and of oxcoIlont quality. Tho at-
tendance is meagro, not exceeding 1000 poop1o
so.9ny. There il every prospect of hjghly
eFoata'o aid successful exhibition, Which wil
90 much to remove 4 falso impression concern.
lnE the failuro Of crops in Ka,,Has,
, 1874-09-08

-. tsute'74t Eas5atcA o 7Hf Ch4tuao TTibNrt
DAVENPORT, L., 6opt. 7.-For moro than
tMonty ycasa 'avo tho aluual fairs Of thia Society
and stock-oxhibltio1lB of tho Northwest, Iih.
oral policy OIL tho part Of tho managers md IN
active corporation OH tho part Of tho pcoplo
Mss kapt public interest up to high pltcl, ind
!nado y! tue society one OF the most prosperous
stoaty run oil tho Office Of tho Socro.
tary, whose clorks haro recorded Jufu-
drodH of entrios of all kinds, from
splendid hords Of cattle and stables
o. hl'e Aofse5 down to tho nlnborless B1nall ar-
ticlos that 80 to mako up an extensive ox1dIi,
ton. The nttnbor Of ontrics already mado oy,
ceeda anyti'ng iu'tho previous history Of the Or
, 1874-09-08
BLACK HILLS EXpEn.Tlnn

n,s Ut: pAv1,. alinn. sept. IA tllspatol, from
Of fty 1o% to it s!H ES' pspatc says purity
taya for tho l,acl Hills. Thv party viii be 1 com,
posed Of experienced minors md hunters. WHO
not only know the color at gold and tic Iabits
e. Tho Indians, but arc BlaFp enough ia eyao
tlo mll1tary, snd who, onoo III tho Hills, Gun 1.-Two
thomaolyea with supplies to any groat oxtont.
, 1874-09-08

culture upon improved imp1oraonts and ,nach,n,
0Iy Was noyor so leEnouatrnfnif M Il4,i"n H..
VAR More than 1000, ,000 OF mon wero so1n'i III
IRON tho pnrauita Of poace rio ron1,ircunnls a9'
OF tho arJ nado an t,tcroasoi jlomnu ,,,,n, liz
rnoDucrtoNB or r1,r ouarMo w.ns, ul'o'' 1ao
Tho Increased supply OF itnnrovn1 i1'' ,oo,,,;,,,
took tho pinco Of nbsont 'lnbor viii tI,o iii
stY!o p1oW, mid sickle, md acvt,,n t1,o ...n;
could not havo boon dono. Without ii tl,o "E. ims
Proved plow, drill, and cnltivator to iolia co,,1
not hayo boon cultivated aud wI,ont ti,s, ro
Or owor and tiroslcr tho crons co not iuasn
boon harvested, nor meadowa nj, uoI 'o not na'e
, 1874-09-08
THE CROPS,

,u Snee'al Dispatch to The Chtcaao Tribune.
NAtsekA. ILL.,, Sent. 7.-IAo corll.csop this
some sections. It III 10 bud that tho farmers aro
eatslng tho sta'kH and flooding them, but in othor
parts Or tho county tito crop il good. Bolno corn
sas hhown here yesterday which n,oua,,rod 10
incnos ~ length, and Will run 30 hrshos to tic
put closer, viii ay0taKo 30 bnelloIs.
, 1874-09-08
4 LITTLE IRREGuLhRITY.

:, Srectat Dtsp,sch to Tie Chicago Y,rfbune.
srhiSuFIELp, Ill, Sept. Til tue oarly mart
OF s'lo summon, about Alay /, a telegram was
sen. se,'t out from Washington saying tat thoro waH
lice for this district This tojoUrnIu It was aftor-
yards T found out, ralatod to tho ollco Of the
Clerk OF tho unltol statos District Court lore,
Ar. nowon. tho CLERK, soon aftorwards loft Tor
,Mashingsol', and on ha return It wau understood
'aas Inc Matto1 Ii controversy oistod to certain
, 1874-09-08

- Sbsc1af D7sD!EtH @ Tia CNlc01o Ir{5vnc.
,1 CnAMpA1aS, Ill.,, Sept 7.-Tho Champaign
,GIaounty Agricultural Fur opens horo Tomorrow.
Tho ontEios Of tino horses and swino aro ycrv r;
!argo. J: II. Plchroll's herd of allort-horun nor.
haps tho boot ii, the nation, is already on lilo
GROUND, and. together with .othor herds, makes a
before Tor Ills oxbon wol hSs aays as, He oyo,
successful. 0ooa
, 1874-09-08
FAIRS.
opening Day Of the Wisconsin. t)hfo.
and Kansas State Exbl-
billions,
A Good Showing Made by the Indian
=. apoIis Industrial Exposition.
District and County Fairs.
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

WTE1NN1rN ssfn a MN r.~u
6pec;at Di.natcb ~ ~. Tt..s.a H1aats. ~
Mn.w.mru IT, g o.... aae e1'faa" - 40 1f'on"s,
onn,,o, ;as,,,,.1., , WE, sept. f'-Iho nineteenth
nna,la .. 'o1no'e'oh OF tho wisconsin Agricultural
socioty was tnhuguratod at It's grounds. admin
tdg ths city, this morning and win ho c,nt,,,,aa
through tho rock. To.i1oy -roo .,.e,,. i]4aueu
To rcco;v,no on1 ,,,,. "us n1o4ly gwen up
.rtie,n. ...s 49, P!ao,"e IN position tho various
1inelea fhtehded to DO displayed before tho ad
m'ring gaze oftho crowds expected to DO present
during tho fairs progrcss, Congooontlv rOfa thn
attendance OF Bneotntora wns u,,ot tau. ~
nconlo nm tho ,.o.,ns, "@s ac, sunu' moat oi the
taa1s'. W. t9o k'ounus pelnR operatives and
:, soansso'B' Every tratn into tho city siuco
Saturday laa como heavily laden With
goods and animals for exhibition.
From present annon ,,,,cos at: o'sou. "
sl,ov riI,',,,o ,,,a apa appoaiance1. TINS years.
ontr;oa ". NH ~ tno most successful in point Of
Arrjcn]tnqo5 so;" ever hold by tho State
aErinn,tnr.i ;r"rsaay ;UJauIy. hn inmonBo variety of
sf,aco nllotto1 ~ tat alfcady occupy tho
stoblna and 1,o,, suae ~ oasa or ontre8, whilo tho
nrizo ltvo atnn ~, 81 hpatE Tor tlle reception Of
Whon tho ontos araa ato noing hllod up rapidly.
confnson " ,'7tt;u uts e.osoa lor TUG evening tho
p;acn t. ean'h"maH naaeis m 10 rights Ind given
show was "uoo IN neo.t ~ oeuor, and the opcn-atr
morrow w" nor,;,,, H. ptotty good r., sllnpo for TO-
, 1874-09-08

1T AFUE1 lLls.
Specfat D'spatch to The Chtenoo Tribune.
AVON, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Tho Third Avon Acrjcp,.
tural Fair opens tomorrow, md, from present
indications, will ho ono Of tho largest oxposj-
tlons in thfs portion Of tho Stato. There aro now
a,u9 ontr1cs' and tho Secretary is taking ontrics
constantly. Prominent in tho show Of ntocls ira
flo nsl Seraa Of nurams ownod respectively by J.
Gen. s. F. Ross has tk,o horl Of Deynna y, H.
ground. There arc dozen Of trotting horses soa
moro and moro on the way. ForopaucI's Grant
snow slo,'; exhibits hore Wednesday, afternoon aud
, 1874-09-08

n, 5pce1a1 US01tch 70 The CAicaa0 Yrj6unt.
ModnEaoR, la., Sept. 7.-Ihc District Aeri-
CULTURAL Society Of Northeastern Iowa holds its
II. Extensive preparations have teon mado' md
oYerytIing iH in readiness. Tho entries alroa,lv
matle are larger than in a.ay previous year, aid
from present Indications, Tho exhibition viii be-
bottor than any previous QUO. This fair ia opon
70 al TIC State, but particularly to Northeastern
Iowa: Clayton County holds it fair sort. 18 aud
1.-TWO days, ii,Atead Of three NJ formerly;
Eayotte County, Sept. 2i, %. and &c; Allanlukoo
County, Sept. 22, 49, and q.
, 1874-09-08

burning OF q Wheel Factory Mt Now
Aalso't, Conn. LoSS s500,O0O.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Sept. 7.-Il,o buildings
ol .no Now Haven Wheel Company, partly brick
ano purity wood, and covering considerable
ground at tho ooruor of York aud Asbnlan
A,roess' began burning at q quarter laas II
O'CLOCK tonight, and aro now almost on-
.lr tllre'y ~, consumed. 1t ia probable TINT tho
l'tE g., VIII ", be kept from spreading further
~, Ine Wheel Company wna ono Of Tho most
si anu sl'ccoBsfu industries Of this city,
p9. pa9nS. There were llftoon buildings destroyed,
WIN very heavy stock, aud Ito hands arc
tnso"ia ont ot employment. I.osa now estimated
l'om eaoo,ooo to $500, 900; insurance, Sl00,00
, 1874-09-08

COLUMBUS, O., Sopt. 7.-Tha State Fair COM
mcnced today, with n much 1argor attondauco
than Usual for frat day, which is devoted al
most entirely to preparation. THO woatl,or In
beautiful. Up to this time tho entries in nj,
departments arc more humorous than for
years, and 1t ie now foared tlat oyon
tue 'mmonBe epace sot apart in tho nino hai]a
1nr exhibitors will not DO snfliciont Thirteen
statos aro represented by stock and yarloug arti-
clos Of interest," ''N'A
, 1874-09-08

mEh1r1Hs, Tonn., sopt. tit Ia reported thut
obstructive fire. occurred at Itusscl!yillo, Ky,
yesterday morning, destroying tho CourtHouss.
lara known hero. e'~''4'e'
, 1874-09-08

8pec3aE 1Hspaleh % TIC CAltago Tfi5Nnf,
: OTTAWA, ILL.,, BoPs. B,-1ho twentieth nnnua1
Society will begin tomorrow, and ol.tries viii
close at noon. Tho programme for horses OF
speed Ia a running rauo for LaSullo COUNTY
horses. without pedigroo, u,ldor yoass old siS.
gle dash, tho first llorao to rocoiyo 500, and the
two in tllreo, for LaSallo County llor,oa. yoarn
old or undor, the trst horse to ,eooiye 331 and
the Eocoud $16. ""'.
, 1874-09-08

npee'at B'spaleh 10 The CHItaao 3T}oHnt,
MctaEoon. H.. Sept. 7.-Ncar postyillo, H.,
TINS morning, tllo largo ouring-rpill OF s. Morr,-
IN q Co., OF Milwaukee, WIS entirely destroyed
~ nro. Losa, $4,000; partially covered by ill.,
surahco In Milwaukee companies
, 1874-09-08

iSNo7al DlaUatth IL Yhe ChicuUo 711b,rl
LodASsronT, 1nd.. sept. 7.-Tho CasH coc,ntv
Fair oponcd horo today, and itn success IL ;iy
assured. a.s tug numhes Of ontries being a1sar
an sa .'ne ever netoro several no horses aro ro,
is looked for.. TLoro will DO u fno isn'av 'v;oS ~
with visitors, s''s - 1'4uR w
, 1874-09-08

o'eefat D'spateh TO Tie Chiraao Tribune.
h"pohrE Ind, Sept. 7.-About o'clock this
morning tho Eaglo Works. Of this city, owned
ny inasoiman d Rdgway, woro burned. Tho
iess u estimated at s15 600 insured for 81, 900,
It ~ supposed to Aaye been tuo work Of m In
condiary, Ms tho fire originated In tho cupola.
, 1874-09-08
Two Is0ys Burned to ncntl,.

NEW HASES, Conn.,. Sept. IA barn ownod
by Frederick Tcgtmior, On Bristol street, yas
burned this afternoon, ard his two sons aged
ana years. who wcro playing in tho hay-loft,
, 1874-09-08

EGG HAnnon. N. j.. sopt. 7.-Tho pine woods
arc on fire oil around hero also at I1ammorton.
Ind several thousands Of acrcs, Including aomo
cranberry hogs, haye boon burned over.
, 1874-09-08

AMSTERDAM a. N. Y, Sept. 7.=;-Tho knitting
mil Of hossrs. birch l. susholz III Port jack
son' was nearly destroyed by ;tiro yesterday
morning. It started In tho cara!roo1a, snroad-
ing through the ontire builhing. Tho loss ia
hpo9t S2o'V9o; insured for F10,0O0. About forty
nands aFe thrown out OF employment.
, 1874-09-08

ALBANY, Sept. 7.-Tho Albany l. Boston
froght-houBcs Ut East Albany took fro at aho,,t
O'Clock tonight, mud were totally consumed.
Loss 350.0
, 1874-09-08
FIRES.
,.,~ :
Hall Of nlefnfngen, Germany, Burned
Loss 100000.
The New Haven Wheel Factory DESTROYED
---Loss $500, 900. -.
A $4,000 Fire at Frostburg, Md:
Lesser Fires Elsewhere.


At mciningon, Germany.
bEnL1N, Sept. 7.-Thcro has boon yery larro
lire In Mo'ningon. Half Of tho place was burned.
Ihe loss On buildings alono Ii estimated ut
y,no' ooo thalora. Upwards Of 700 families hayo
.aaaa nsen mado home!oss, and thoro is great dis
, 1874-09-08
' EXPOSITION.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF OuIOAGO FOR
1874
WIN ba opened to tito public % tho oroulnE Of
Wednesday, Sept. 9th,

At so'eook, p. r, and eoso Oct To- Heurs Of e1hibi
aoa N bo 9so% O'Clock i. m. to n O'Clock pm. a7o1'
s fsoq p5sa q Sf f hoa
day and ovonins xil b ior aM fifty cents; lar ohil
ar: t.onsy sosts: q %sdnssiats At snd .itor
von ees esoa adults and ean se eos 90 hsa oaa i.
or charg9 snHe tokess doE the entro day md even.
sdmi;sions sios is admissions, Is. ''A '4'|'''' ''
Any variations from thsso retoe wifi bc duly announced
II the building *olt Ill tho eon.pnonccs Il trscjsss
hotol E,e1 railway ino Terminating n Chioheo, VIII
pot Visitors 70 I'D rom TIC E1ton NJ It foduood Eatns
and thoso excursions will 30 u Annonnced b. oo.
q a.s ssg s saS Ss5s T. T9
70 3 dst% e:
:: addtdSs saa r. 5 5e'd"s Wit"
tho Mechanical Department four stationary engines
machinery in operation.
haf AZ s Ma + no .; 6 6bf2 Esd On tsa
laoh dspa e!es bofore boon osoned 10 th piio ia
A9sGe H. sti"n to thGSS h9 - oo!ebrse 1ant."s
IN o1ten charge ol 5 oouts.
The msnnfaot1r Of tcxto fabrscs and Of tho
lcadtnx housos 9; s ey havo combined ,o .ke ts d.
bhioseo and from abroad sro rsnds4ns ts srse
Conectyyat2V marvel of bcanty. Blk WostoEn 1nna-
.51Mt ha4lTs1 g .1 oenpHnic: dspy q g5otsion
Western Btatos aud Territories.
idos q ts reality ETa;y iaolliRont visitor wil bo
ba. Opening ovonina admitsioz. Is oonts. 'AN'
. VAAH + I1OFFMAN'S BAND will furnish music. dur
ing tho 1poehr Of tho best and most oonoxi.
on Hnd Will ead OF on tho oponHg oveuing with lfy
, 1874-09-08
INDIANAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL FIX
POSITION

-~'-~A~A*S A1eA4S LIN 1N0Qt3Ilt4AL EX.
POSITION.
Special Dispatch to The Chteaao Tribune.
1fp1ANAroL1s, Ind, Sept. 7.--Tho second In
duatr1al Exposition opened tonight under tho
inost auspices. At 1onst 1000 persona wore pros-
eht' ani the exoroHos woro Of interest through
ont. plcAed chorus Of loo voices rendered
'old Hundred" ut tho commencement OF tha
programme, after which IN appropriate prayor
was ohetod by DR.. Kum!er. pastor of tho First
ffoHbytorlan Church. Tho chorus sang "Tho
1leavons Arc Tollng" in 1no style, following
whic,
TIE HON, JOHN SUTHERLAND
president Of tho State Board Of Agriculturo. da,
ilVerod brief address, historical In itH ohnroo,
tor, reviewing tho progress Of the Htato ni,,co
100. ana congratulating tho people upon lie
~ ,nsia ADVANCES Of progroAs al prosperity
nc referred iu tormB OF tho highest praine tn to
enterprise and libcrality OF tic neon{o NJ 1n5i.
An'nipolld, WHO had built up q Dapital CITY of
WI %ntch t every lnd'anan was proud mud had add.
ou otn ~ ,nof othor honofa tho inaugugntng Of IN
state Wan involved.
. =, GOV. HENDRICKS
followed alr. Sutherland III ii, ad1roas of about
%otay mll',toa In lougth, in which Lo said: This
state Board Of Agriculture, and Nii 10 al intro
4aclson e. 70 ana constitute part Of tic State
Iair The Exposition and fall arc now State H.
stltutiohs, aud do not fear tint tAo pooplo of
.ne stato will allow either Of thon. to fall. Iu
vn;ty many respects they arc useful. Thoy fur
lilhh occasion Ind opportunity for lho pooplo Of
tao distoront parts Ut tho state to oumo togotor
~ 9ld enjoy pleasant md profitable assooa atlouy.
llo result III Il reciprocal benefit, cultivation,
ind reuemont,
THEY AnK HCtIoOLH
II n Which all arc teasiers and all arc scholars.
lliay aro acloolu in'whiell that class Of uspfui
hfortnnt!on Ia communicated tlat in aca,irod by
experience. Tho dependence OF modern agri.
, 1874-09-08

- Snectat Ddpatch 10 1he Chtcaao Trfbune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Tlo fifth annual fair Of
tue 'Wlll County, Agricultural and Mechanical
association orenod to-day. The number Of oll-
M tnes "ro largo particularly iu stock. This fair
bids vol to be q success ~
, 1874-09-08

DAgoSNr, Sept. TIT ID stated tl1at tl1o Car-
lists aro blockadiug pampoluna.
MADRID, Sept. lit il eaid tint MarsF,ol ser.
Army Of tho North. - '1e
, 1874-09-08

NEW 9onE, Sept. 7.-Fires III the woods noar
hamilton, N: j., havc burned ovor 1900 acroa Of
valuable tlnaber-lanl mud cranberry -bogs. Tho
1'aos ore still raging ani spreading, and tho in
naoatants " aro doing everything In teir powor to
6ayed by tLoir oxertions, VIVA
, 1874-09-08

L1anoS, Sept 7.-Tho Portuguese Minister of
tho Interior llas iasuod notice that tha
Arabian ports on tho He'd sca aro infected with
plaguo.
, 1874-09-08

,r sTEAasFR EA1ADAF, SUNDAY, Sept. 8.
~ "o spiieed tho deep sea cable with tho Irish sloro
end on tug ~ md lad paid out 33o knots, when
wire had pierced tho gus.a-percba. While wo wCso
oYeFhasng tho cablo It got entanged In somo wrccf-
nGe urokc md WAS Lost in 3t57O fntho1ns OF water
INC gFappng apparatus waa not 10 work and tlo ca5o
recovered. Insulation ts now perfect, Nc Arc in
latitude 50:6l longitude 1884, "A' 49,
, 1874-09-08

NEW ANGLO-AMERICAN CABLE.
LONDON, Sept. 7.--Tho work Of laying tbs now
direct cable from tho Irish to tho American
coast l1as commenced, and tho following dis
patch from tho eteamor Faraday reports tue
prOgroaH tundo:
, 1874-09-08

GoVs Onvfa aMHtrl1cts the Attorncv-
General to Proceed Against nrcdlrnt1,
nhu other Alleged Guilty Parties.
I'LL ILL.,
The New York herald., 1874-08-04
PROPOSALS for
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
for the
LIBRARY OF THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OFFICE SUPERVISING ARcHrrRcr,
TREASURY DErAnrNFNT, WAsHINGrON d. c., July g. 1874
Sealed proposals will bc received at this office until
NJ OF the l4th day OF August 1874 for furnishing deliver
Ing fitting and putting In place the wrought and
work required for the Library of the New Depart
ment
Copies Of the drawings and specifications may be had
an ;cafoding required by the contractors to put the
work In place will be furnished by the department free
of charge, but will be erected by the contractors.
Proposals will be made for the whole complete,
shown on drawings ana descr In specific atio
The whole Of the work must be completed within four
months from date date Of acceptance Of tho proposa.
Payments will be made monthly deducng 10 per
cent, until the completion Of the contract.
responsible persons in the sum Of twenty Ave
the contract awarded him. the suciecy OF the &c.
curity to be certified by the United States Judge Cicrk
OF the United states Court the District Attorney Of
the District wherein the bidder resides.
Tho Department reserves the right to reject all
bids f De deemed for the Interest the government
Livery bid must be made the printed form to be oh.
tAned at this Office and must conform In respect
- the requirements OF this advertisements or 1t will not
be c9ns,dered,
PROPOSALS will not be received from parties who are
not hcnsevcs engaged in the manufacture of
getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in a scaled envelope en-
dorscd proposals for Wrought and Cast Iron Work OF
Library, New state Department, Washington. D. c."
and addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
Supervising Architect
The New York herald., 1874-08-04
GALE AND REMOVAL OF THE PENIrESTiARY OF
. VIRGINIA.

Tho undersigned. appointed commissioners for the
April 80 1874 will receive proposals. to be opened at IL
o'clock NJ on Thursday the lst day OF October lS for
the purchase and removal of tho Penitentary OF Vir
gnla.
The following the provisions Of the act TO which
the proposals must conform
- These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase Of land and the buildings and the
removal OF the buildings and tho inmates to point
less than Ave miles from the corporate limits o the
city of Richmond; said proposals to stipulate
for the suitable buildings for the proper ac.
commodation ANA employment OF the prisoners,
the erection Of the machinery, and all the
means and appliances that are necessary secure all
facilities for the operations OF tho Penitentiary the
same extent As they at present exist in the State Pen
tenary: and provided further, tnat proposal sha
bo accepted which involves the State 10 any expense
os or the proceeds OF the sale of the land md
buildings used for and connected with the Penen-
uarv.
80 Proposals for the removal shall be accom- panied
with and ihcude map OF the grounds and plans dra W
In place oil those at present upied proposition
shall be accepted unless approved of by the Commits
soners ana ratified by the Legislature at It's
son"
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned, at
Richmond. JAMES l.. KEMPER,
r. T.. WITHERS,
MARSHALL HANGER.
The New York herald., 1874-08-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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ASb afaEHesrs f3H%H TO LET
and tArS columns
HELP s0iP PHssrh col
HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-six:h col
HORSES, cARRIAaEs &c.-FInsr PAcn-ThIrd and
a. az '
47NNsS1fsIYGIISSEpIasr 7NSrsIHs 70 Second column
ESs HS s.s.;s
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcz-Sixth column
fEKSONAL-fIRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOfORTES, ORGANS, AC.-SECOND PAGE-Sixth
FsS$ SsSiSa2H.
OF Tak eo!aTp GiT2 FOR SALE OR TO
To p.ax-r
RREAl REH. sSsXTE wANTEDSw,s.cose PAGr-rirn column
KEWARDS-FIRsT PAGK-First and second columns.
sfTUxrloNs 1sa sGla%n PACE
,-, fTst, second, third, fourtl, and NTH columns
bITVATiONS WAhTED-AALES-TwRLrrHP PA0n-Sixth
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAox-Sec ,nd column
SPoKfiNG-DO0S, BIRDS, &C.-FiHsr PAGE-Third
RTORAGE-SscoND rAGE-Finn column.
1UMMkR KESORTS-ELKvRNTH PAcY-Flfth column.
THE TRADE kS-TwRLFrH PAGE-Sixt tn column
THE TURF-fiRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SIcoKp PACE
second column.
TRAVELLERS G0IDk-sxcoND PAcx-Fifth and sixth
UNrUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SKOOED PAcR-Third column.
WANTED TO rURCHASE-FIRsr PAcE-Fitth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-SEgosD PAGR-Ft st column.
WINTER RESORTs-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, AC.-F1Rsr PAas-Second col.
The New York herald., 1874-08-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

ATTENTION Is sy SAhSER AhsTgc To rrIsnA THE SALE.
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BErwskN FOURTH sITFsGEEET AND wXsHiNoroN
1s 1s.SS s|SF HsE'sss
r,, BLANKETS, snEEfs. k0BEs WHIPS, 40,
VIE w1SPHa1 sEn Ss 9s Aets4 ss Of Ms hAS JUNG
q .ss asss hand.
high years old. ill baek name and tail face
tonian. dam an ADdaiah marc; Was raised in Orange
sd d 3 wses sn f !. % % she
any lady can drive herr great
and road; she Is warranted sound and kind. also ned
a nssSs Ss hsS AND
a
II: sG:s q il
na ana ina sway, ssf and
very horse Tor tarI p%rposes as he cam
always tro. his milo inside Of 2;s his extra en-
to no gentlemans tro!ans horse n the country
iaiiy WaEranted souna, Kind and true. without fault
Also ine and handsome Team Of dark bay Geldinss
mated drive together ike one horse can pail dos
sa ano dH
nG na sv sSsnd snd Kind In single double
must DC seen to be apreciated they will be sold
Also a nno and fast bay Gclding, l5k hands high,
years Gid Arcd y Censral Knox; can pull road
wagon IN 2:oo great roadster; warranted sound and
Also Coupe Rocxaway, Park extension top Phason.
light open Road Tro;tins Wasons OF double Ear.
sks co ss az Ros as are nearly
rS sdHHsF Sf5DSE S1P 81 SHISs r.
sTRICTfON. -'A