davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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YOU, William z. atuttsyantt stand charged with tho
cnao VI murder. The Grand Jur, inAiossI you, nd
nc.s. Easnes aud faithful counsel detsdec you aud
tAs tur5 after Weighing ths ayit[sncs hays dscarr
that hs charge against you Il true. tbs Court WIN
presided were oAstrely sAtlsnsd and conc1r in Tbs
teslict Tls ru!nga excepted to hsvs bstu prstrnte4
70 The tull Court, aud error found. YOU there
Iors stand consittr Of n1urlHt IN tho rst degrees
erIa for which tbs community demands tho soysrcst
punishment, oas who lmhrues hI4 hau4a
ia,t,t L. u hloea Of ha feo".a.a n o.., !. not
70 u In such position n to endsuatr tAe
lvas II aaszs, Having had IL ths pppoztuuily nee.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.
BARKER 4 SONS

At BARKER SONS
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERsALLs,
,1, MAJoB cHASs W. BA hs Au0IIoNEhR
ERS SAVES 8E oAEEThAeE
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TWKNTY-FoUR hours allowed for trial on every
horse sold under warranted
THIS Is THE only auction mart in the State having
large driving ring entirely under cover and plenty OF
room Tor examination.
oAAAL At E1S vi s1 o'dLo pGzs DAY.
THE ELEGANT and very fast chestnut sorre Trot-
the Ethan Horse 5]5 hands high years old without
exception the most beautiful driver and finest gated
6 pesd nd s Ss
ing will trot in LAO or beter goes in splendid style
driven by any lady with safety elegant dowing mans
and tall ana warranted sound and kind.
F En Eo TOE Po Pony " phaet on v,v
TEE GAME YOUNG Blood Bay Trotting Gelding
Billy Warren. got by the Drew Horse bred in'Maine
losl hands years old is very prompt easy and gem
tie driver and can trot In 5o has hne easy action,
vice and is Warranted sound and KIND.
NEW AND SECOND hand Harness. Horse Clothing
Saddles , BridleS Whips, Halters, &C. :
HANDsOME BROWN blocky built Mare, lo1a high, s
years old free and pleasant driver shar? traveller
afraid Of nothing has been driven by little girl the
PARK PHAEToN bv Brewster Co.
ROCKAwAY NEW. by Baker
FOR ACCOUNT OF whom it may concern, large
black business Horse 6 high years old has been used
driver can trot in no. Iraned sound a6 op ind
also TOD Road Wagon, Harness, &c.
prompt driver can trot in 80 warranted sound and
kind; also no top Road Wagon, Harness, SC
sharp travellers periect Tor ladies' use warranted sound
and king; AZ also no top Road Wagon Aar&sss &C.
EXPRESS and Business Wagons Carriages, &C.
TWELVE OTHER Horses
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed account OF weather.
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AMnsEMENrs-F,nsr p.nr-si,th oolumn.

1sTRoLo9Y- sEynSIa F1eESsiSth column.
BoARDERs wANTED-sEcosD PIeE---seeond column
BOARD AND LODGING WANIED-sEcoND PAGE
BRo6 SSiGPS '0 RE%h ESTATE FOR sALE-srco.D
ggs1sFss oP 5st igiq% s9HrIEszNIrrs pAo.
bsY1NEss p1ss-sxtn column
CLERKS AND isALEsMEN-sEyEsrH P4GE"second
ooAG aiSES ,o AND GARDESERs-snVrsrH PACE
UoAsTWisE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-Fourth
COUNTRY BoARD-srcoSD PAcr-second column.
BWESd oTsEs r1TS5-sxTh eG9mns AND
UHFURNIsH D--sEyTSra PAcuUThird column :
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHlPs-sxvKSTH PAGE--Third and
EXcUksIoNs1sryENr PAGE-Flfh and sixth columns
EiNE XR RTlHisaA r AGE column
FNHED RooMs AS8 APARTMENTS TO
SEVENTH PAoE-Third column.
FRENoH y PAer-second
HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGK-secOno
HELP 01 Observation-Disclosures PAeE-second COL
HoRsEs' CARRIAGES. &c.-Fmsr PAeE-rhird and
sS9m9
ENsThT9fiSSI FiHsr PAar1Fourth column.
LEGAL NoT l6Iss1 P4eEmFi5th column.
MACHINERY-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE MARBLE; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iAGE1second column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEkTIsEMENIs-TENrH PAGE
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBdCATlONS-FIFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-Flrst column.
PIANOfORfES, ORGANS, &C.-FRsr PAGE-Sixth
Posl oFFTCE NoTIcE-FIesr PAer-Firh column.
PROPOSAlS-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RkNI-SECoND PAGE-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SkcoND PAGE-Flrst
column.
REAL !, E Io wANTEp-srcorD P4enTirsr column
kELtGlOUS NOfICES--FTRsT PAGE-First column
HEWAsDS1 FtRsT PAGE-Flrst and second columns
sAlhS AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGR-FHtn column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SEV PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
- second column.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsT PAGE-second and third col
SPoRmNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-Fmsr PAcE-Third
column.
BTOkAGk-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
SUMMER RESO RTS-SEcoND PAGE-Second column.
TIL TRADEs-SEvENrH PAGE-Sccond column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
20 LET FOR BUSINESS MISUNDERSTANDING PACE
Third column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEvENrH PAGE-Fourth and
UNFURIasHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-lhird column.
WANTED TO PUKCHAsE-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-SEvENTH PAGE-Second
column.
WEST CHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
4 TO LEI-SECoND PAGE-First column.
gACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGK--Fourth
COMM.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DURSUANr TO AN ORDER or THE HIGH COURT
III OF Chancery in Ireland made in the matter OF the
estate OF the Rev James Carry late OF Mounttown, IN
the county of Dublin, Roman Catholic clergyman
ceased-Aartin Dcnnelly and Mary Anne Donnelly, his
WIFE, plaintiffs; William Carry, defendant
All persons claiming TO be next OF OF the said
Rev James Carry living at the time OF his death which
took place the 3d day MAY, 1872 and
Thomas Garry. George Carry ana John Carry brothers
of the said deceased, who emigrated to the United
States America about 70 81 years since, or the
legal personal representatives. Of such next OF kin
are dead by their solicitors, before the
day of November, 1875 to in prove their
claims such next OF kin at the chambers OF the Right
Honorable the Master OF the Rolls Four Courts Inns
Quay the county OF the city OF Dublin or in default
thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the
benefit of order Wednesday, the 10Th day of No
vember 1875 at IL O'Clock in the forenoon at the said
Chambers is appointed for hearing ana adjudication
the claims. b +. WhlIESIONE Chlet CLERK.
Messrs PERRY MArHEws Solicitors for the Plain
tits in said matter, No. ~ Lower Ormond Quay Dub
lin, Ireland.
Dated I'd day ofJune 1875.
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WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITY
w Wednesday July 2s-Purse 500, tor horses that
third horse. Thursday July 29Purse $lOO for horses
that beat 2a2 $50 TO first, Ss5 second SIS to
third horse. Friday. July 30-Purse $10O Tor horses
that never beat 2: s. to first SO to second, SO to
third horse. Entries TO close Saturday, July "a, y
O'Clock L. NJ at the Bulls Head Hotel corner Twenty
fourth street Third avenue, New York. also at the
Park House. corner Pavonia avenue and Grove street.
jersey Cly. Entrance tee 10 per cent. and must &C
company nominations. All communications to be adj
dressed to MURPHY Il HENDERSON, OF Pa
vona avenue and Grove street, Jersey City, N j.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTHS EXTERMINATKD-1N FURNiTURE, CAR
NL pets and clothing without injury 70 the most deli.
cate color goods The for material ami labor
10 clear them from the largest parlor suit viii NOT ex
ceeu 81 For 81 will forward recipe and instructions
and guarantee all claim refund tue money We
refer TO national bank IN city and the common
cial agency OF Messrs Dunn Go. =
NEWTON DAVIS, BinGhampton. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WYOMING LOTTERY.
" a GsSs Iq syis e
Tickets 81; s tor SIS; 25 for $40
ALLEN CO. 10 Nassau street. New York.
S30OOOO. KENTUCKY sso ssst. sps. sum :Sa ES9
as7g prizes ass prizes $500 90 cash gifts
aaUeS tat ans M e SSsS
% Liberty street, New YORK.
S578. samS,S.'1sg s sEArE LOTTERY
Capital Friss ssaSSS sS7s5S7 CASH Gifts
Tickets SO; hslyss. y: quarters g so eight. 81 IS
p. q. DEVLIN 4 CO.. Stationers and General Agents,
80 Liberty street. New York.
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
WANTED--AN ENGLISH BREEcH LOADER BORE
price. Address SPORTSMAN, TrenOnS New YORK
THE TURF.
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS soLD EVERY
90 %0s5SRs ana nr evening 4 at Exchsngs
aTs D0
'-''' = a A. oIfYE X e L. MARSHALL, Auctoueer
"A morning and evening at JonNsoNis Pool Room,
corner Of Broadway and twenty eighth street on me
all orders DS mail Or messenger FGll reurns RECEIVED
cGss E0S Room B.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
n New York luri Exchange, Is West Twenty eighth
street, morning and evening during the week
the Cunning Races at SARATOGA;
rms PS2S E 9RE N SSss at II IN the
room Prompt attention paid TO orders by mani or mes
sengor. KELLY, BLISS co.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS
IN morning the Saratoga Races corner of Thirtieth
street and Broadway. French pools open until - A. NJ
GEORGE SHAW.
NEW DoRP CLUB GROUNDS STATEN ISLAND
IN Saturday July 81 1853 Purse TOR $0O $50 to first $25
TO second, S15 10 third Open to all horses that have
never beaten 240 Same day, purse $50, Tor Staten
Island horses that beat minutes SIS TO first,
SIS to second $40 to third Entrees to be made to the
proprietor in writing, with ten per cent, before
Monday, July B, at nine O'Clock, r. NJ:
SSARAToGA RACES
FIRST MEETING.
SATURDAY. July H.
TUESDAY, July q,
THURSDAY, July 29,
SATURDAY July 81,
- TUESDAY, August s.
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August TO-
THURSDAY, August IL,
SATURDAY, August u.
TUESDAY August IL.
THURSDAY August 10,
SATURDAY, August q.
". r.. TRAVERS, President
JNO MOKRISSEY, Lessee.
@. WHEArLY, secretary
|
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2 ENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY 81
EVERY PRIZE PAID IN FULL.
LOOK AT THE LIST.

5,Oo9 OTHERS
ALL AMOUNTING TO ssooOOo
ONLY SIX MORE DAYS LEFT.
TICKETS $40; HALVES, ssi QUARTERS 81 So
THos. H. HAYS CO., 600 Broadway, New York
II OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY
~ s INN DICKINSON a CO., Managers
H. S. Is, %, 5, "a, is, ), 81, 81, ~, II Is. 81
EESrucHH; CLASS no 4ie-JgLY p 1873.
o. Ssssr s.ss1 Class 10 Ssl1SOsT IS u iSzs T. %
CO. So " s. a 70 y u, s. s Z 10 g -, 4S a.
8, a. p, 81, ~, s., IS 49, 49, is, 81, 81, l6..
tqli INFORMATION BY applying to or addressing J:
Office box 1853.
h. monthly distribution Of the kentucky state Lot.
Royal Havana, OF Cuba, drawn July 30 Full informa
toH py applying to or addressing j. CLUTk. General
X -s3OoOOo CASH GIFTS
Ksntucky state Single humber Lottery, on Havana
pan ufA"T PIRkS. EsRhsoS G oo seH Hse rss
$50 Broadway room4 Post Office box 5,272.
MUSCULAR DEBILITY .INDIsoRETIoNs OF
cured by Id KAHN N. D, PrinciDal and Proprietor
Or. kahn's magnificent Museum; residence 81 East
Um Il + e. p NJ CE Sy sG
ment
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL $4,000 distributed In prizes every Is DAYS
Next drawing July -
Prize 0o0
Przes Of SIS 90 each SSSVV
Prize f................... l0O0
Prize Of :i....'.'''''''............ 400
$50 other Prizes amounting to .............. 272OO0
Circulars Of Information furnished free. Orders filed
Oovernments purchased,
TAYLOR Co. RanEsrA II WAL street. Nav YORK.
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FINE Arts.

-
A FINE OIL PAINTING FOR SALE, THE OWNER
n having no room for 1.-THE front view St
Peters at Rome, beautifully framed size by feet
Apply at 6I7 Madison aysnu0
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X ENTUcKY STATE LOTTERY
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
authorized by special act of the LEGISLATURE
SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers
To be drawn at Covnston, KY, JULY. 81 1876
$4,000 BIO distributed among the holders of tickets
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STORAGE.


A -STORAGE.-WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
n. houseS o93 GA aud $50 Hudson street; 40 GREEN
Wien street and 10 Abingdon square, for Furniture,
flanOs Baggage, dc, In separate rooms ode lowest
IN rate, most extensive and respectable establishment
IN the business K. TAGGARr, owner and manager.
Office o9J Hudson street (Abingdon sqnarel
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
Auction Mart 10 to % Thirteenth street,
. near University place.
: FIRST CLASS TRUCKING ESTABLISHMENT
AND THE WORK OF EIGHT LARGE BUsI-
Z NESS HOUSES

AT AUCTION,
| by ARCH JOHNSTON,
THIS DAY (sATURDAYh JULY "a, AT 10
O'CLOCK,
AT THE STABLE l49 WASHINGTON STREET,
Desbrosses street.
! comprising in part
Cross matched team Canadians, Horse and Mare:
team Bay Horses weigh li0J lbs. each cross
matched team. Roam and Black; team Sorrel Horses
splendid workers. Bav Horse, good family and gen.
era use five light and heavy double Trucks carry
% barrels on door.
4 Also
the Work of eight large business houses, the Good
Will OF which VIII be sold in lot
The stoc is in nrst class condition, and will be
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APPROXIMATE PRIZES.
of 900 approximating $4,000 ........ 5000
4 of lB75 approxmatng to 10000 are. ........ $500
OF l,c01 approximating 10 10000 1000
5000 Prizes OF $40 10000
5379 Prizes, amounting to SsO0000
Whole tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters, 81 90
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON 4 CO., Covington, Nv.
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW OFFERED IN NEW
VI and second hand square, Grand ana Upright
ASH Broadway.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..
DOST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
l. for the week ending Saturday, July 81 1875 will
close at this Office as lolows- ION Tuesday at IL N.
on Wednesday at A. NJ en- Thursday at IL 80 A. NJ,
and on saturday at anu l. 80 A. NJ
I. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
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AT HAINE's BROS. PIANoFoRTE wARERooMs
N and mandatory, corner Twenty FIRST street and
Secoud avenue ine assortment first class Piano
fortes for sale reasonable terms; Pianos but
little used at great bargains
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CD0 REwAhD-OFFEREp FOR INFORMATION
RLO the return OF white Bull Dog with yellow
nGcat ears and yellow spot on bis back Inquire at
l55 Mac1ougal street
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CARD.-PiANo, ORGAN VIOLIN, GUITAR, SING.
- ing, flute, &C Private -, lessons, only Circulars
"a West Fourteenth street, opposite Van Burens Gar
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A LIGHT SINGLE SEAT ROAD WAGON BY
"A Broome street Brewster, used few times; l
top side bar, by r. NJ Suvers; do, by DusenDtry 4
Van Duser; three-quarter Clarence, by Miner Ste
vens; sxseat Coupe Rockaway, by Flandrau; top and
omen Pony Phactons of all styles extension Phae-
tons tourseat Phaeton Skeleton Wagon, sulkies by
Gallery; / Coupe Depot Wagons, Rockaways of all
Styles side seats 20 and Road Wagons, by the
best city makers; Express Wagon, Barouche, har-
ness, sheets, Nets, Whips &c.
'' WIN. Ii. GRAY, 20 and 20 Wooster street.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE or THEIR
n steinway sons Panoforte for less than half cost,
q brilliant tone ~ tour round PianOiorte all
impr ovements cost $500, for $20) Box for shipping.
Call private residence 10 West I'D ST. near ay
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DICKINSON HALL
III sixteenth street and Broadway.
Coolest theatre in the city. Tenth week OF
ROBINsON's ENGLISH OPERA BOUFfE COMPANY
IAMENSE SUCCESS OF CHILPERIC AND
THE ROSE OF AUVERGNk
with strong and scenery dresses and appoint
mentS
The great Umbrella Dance encored nightly.
Partisan Grotesque Quadrlle
danced by ladies' OF unsurpassed beauty.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY hAIINEE AT
Popular prices &c. Soc. and 81; private boxes So TO
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PIANOFoRTEs, ORGANS. &C.

A TWO MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
~ fortes for SAFE Chickering four round ~ oc-
tave, richly carved, with all improve ments cost 1915
for SUU Bradbury ~ octave, with every modern inn
provement overstrung agrane &C. cost $780, Tor s22o;
STOOL Cover Music Cabinet Box for shipping; a sacrl-
fee. N. B.-Betore purchasing deciding else where
please call and examine the above both in
perfect order Can be to-day SUNDAY. five story
brown stone private residence No. q West ST. be.
tween 5th ana 9th
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GOOD PIANO FOR A BEGINNER ONLY SIS:
N octave, full round, Sl25 rent 81; Prince organs
rent So, or instameuts
GORDON & SON. 10 East Fourteenth street.
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REWARun.

mOs REWARD-sToLEN, FROM SALOON OF
DO steamer Drew, July "a just before leaving, gen
ueman,s red leather medium sized Travelling Bag, con-
tanning wearing apparel books and papers
no value except TO- owner The above reward Will be
mid on delivery OF bag and contents TO PAGE KIDDER
dTLETCHER, 10 Warren street No questions asked.
mOnO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
DEUU turn OF foeketbook. containing about 500,
lost on the morning OF Friday July - 10 and
IL A. NJ, on the Newark and New York Railroad. Re-
turn to agent of Newark and New York Railway.
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(NOAL-PROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED To FUR
" nsh O tons best Lchgh coal legg si2e) by the boat
load, delivered in carts at dock when wanted next
winter Address J, a. THOMAS. box lT6 Herald ONCE
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THE LECTURER SEASON.

A LECTURE EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT
~ O'CLOCK on Nervous Debility and Special Dis
eases" AZ Dr. kAHN'S Museum. Remember the adj
t8s Broadway. Fourth street The largest
and most magnificent museum in the world. Admission
5OcenE.
A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK ON
n Manhood and Cause of Its Premature Decline" at
tue new York Museum OF Anatomy, els broadway, be-
tween Houston and Blocker streets
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A LADY Wilt SELL AT s75 CuICKERINu
N rosewood Panotorte. in perfect order tone,
box tor shipping Call IS East Third street. be tween
Second avenue and Bowery.
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D1CHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER
IL Mortgage sale OF Bakery, Horses, Wagons, &C.
Will sell this day Saturday, at IL O'Clock north
cOrper 1hirtyourth street and seventh avenue.
the Fixtures irs class Bakery, two Horses Wagons
Harness, Boxes, 800 Pans, Troughs, Sleeves Scales
safe, Desks Tables, stove Boilers, &c.
JOHN I. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgage.
ONION ABRAHAM, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE Al GEN.
- tire strect-IsIDoR HACKER sells at 10 O'Clock,
Stock and Fixtures OF Fancy Store Us East Houston
street, in lots. Dealers invited.
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A FOR RENr-UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
"A. Pianos Of our own make also for sale, number
OF dne second hand Pianos in perfect order WILLIAM
KNABE Il Co, NO. liz Fifth avenue. ABOVE sixteenth
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

biggest BARGAIN EVER OFFERED;-FULL
ID spring top Buggy tor $780, $3.50, good new;
also side bar top Road Wagon light Harness TALL
MANS stable NO. AZ Great Jones street
CARRIAGBs-sECoND HAND SLIGHTLY SHOP
" worn, cheap; every style new Carriages. tor city
and country. at great bargainsi all styles Harness
MANUFACTURERS UNION CARRIAGE RkPOSlrOkf,
$50 broadway.
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ToHN r. FOLEY, AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL AT
81 public auction Monday, July 6 1875 40 80 o'clock,
on the premises the entire Contents OF thS elegant Bar
nue. near 30th street; Bars Mirrors, Billiard Tables
Chairs, Range, broers, Gas Fixtures, &C. sale pos
tive.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, ga BROADWAY.
" Mr. JOHN +. POOLE. Manager.

THE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS
w This afternoon at 9. evening, ats Oliver Doud
Byron, in his great Specially Drama, Across the Con-
| tinent
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TOR sALE-BUsrNEss AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST
Il class Pork store. INQUIRE at IS Newark avenue,
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NOTICE TO SHOW SPECTATORS AND VARIETY
IN managers.-Wanted, silent partner with $4,000
SiOO to take one-hali interest in the variety
ness; sure profit OF S3000 at the lowest calculation
pc divided in OF eight 81 months par
ticulars address MANAGkR box LOG Herald office.
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Tickets for the Races.

Tickets for the races may be had at
any of the following places:
Messrs. Sanger Brothers, Conner q
Walker, Hamilton Il Co., Hollenbeck
II McCollum, Pierce Il Lyle, b. Ward,
Hoskins & Howell, Kahn & May,
street car railroad office, A. ID. John
sons railroad ticket office underline San
Jacinto, Commercial hotel, Ed. Har-
ris' saloon, Dave Castleberry's saloon,
Cosmopolitan hotel, San JacintO hotel,
Bohuy IL Forsters' Germania Beer
Hall, Stevens news stand, at postoflice,
and Turf Field and Farm saloon.
Quarter stretch badges will be for
sale at the box Office Monday, which
will admit the holder to the track be-
tween heats, for the purpose of exam
lining the horses, and all other parts of
the grounds.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Transfers Of real estate recorded In
the district clerks Office for the week
ending June 2, 1878;
Il. IL. Kendall 10 George H. Metals,
l7O acres Of land on tho waters Of l'iyo
Mile creek, Sli0lO.
II. n, Bone and wife 10 Mrs. EunIco
II, Laut2, lot No, D, In Bones addition
to Dallas, $500,
j. g. Reed to George l.. McI'Nlls, two
tracts, 800 acres Of land In Dallas coun-
ty, II $50.
Napoleon Caron TO Thomas Field, .
acres Of land, $1,000.
ELIZA j, and $. y. Burr to H. H.
Payne, 200 acres Of land on the waters
of Trinity river, $3.50.
II. H. MArsNlls TO :. II. Stmlton, lot
of land lO0Xl36 feet IN west half of
block 250, in Bulllngton's addition to
to the city Of Dallas, 5000.
II. L. Robinson and wifetO Emanuel
Tillman, lot OF land in Grigsby league,
5000.
r. Il. and j. Il. Williams TO II, NJ,
Williams, lot 25Xl00 feet, fronting on
Main street in city of Dallas, 500.
George w. Evans to Kane Shields,
lot of land 57lXl00 feet, In block No.
292, in IGrvin's addition to city Of Dal-
lRs, $3.50.
Butler IL Gordon to G. w. Watts,
lot No. II, IN block No. 29l in Ervin's
addition TO city of Dallas, S55
William Schallcr and wife TO Henry
Boil, lot of land near fair grounds,
S3l xlO0 feet, 81 900.
w. j. Britt and wife TO William Bel
sterling, lot of land in city of Dallas,
81 100
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