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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
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U.S. LAND OFFICE. 2 PRESCOTT, A. T.. May :, 1875. ]

U.S LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. May :, 1875. To the Anantie aud Pacifc Railroad Co, Greeting: The following described pre-emPton cash entries made at this ofsce, viz
 No 3i. Augustus Cranes. January2 20, ls7a Settlement March ' ls7O. of and of W |, See ton l, Township IS north, Range west. No. D. Edward c. Donohugh, January g., lsl3 Set tIement-December 22 ls70. s WI of \ W and W iof s " ]! Section 8. Township l7 north Range ( west, and lot No. 4, Section l, Township l6 north, Range west
 No 37 John T. Lowell March ! ls73. Settement- September g, ls7l. Lot No. and s F. of N W and Lot and x E of s w |, Section 3l Township r. north, Range west.
 No 40 Curtis C. Bean, April l, ls73 Se,tlemen-Marck l2 1862 s of s w Section Is. and of N W Section 10. Township l7 north, Range west. Have been approve: by the Hon. S. S. Burdett Comms sioner Geseral Land Office subject to appeal within sixty (6O) days from the date of this notice. The above described within the limits of the withdrawal for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Comra nv which took effect March l2 1872 The parties named above having settled prior to withdrawal.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, my7t9 Register.
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THE GLoBE-DEMoCRAT.-D names arc becoming more common among news papers in this country. The Globe anq the Democrat of St. Louis have become joined to- ,gether, under the name and style ofSt. Louis Globe-Democ.at, the first number of which is before us. Tue 'ssalutatory," which is brief, says: "lt is more of marriage than birth in the history ofjournalism. It is in reality the union of two great newspapers under the proprietorship of the men who are known as the founders and conductors of both.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
DON'T FORGET THE BOTS.

 The girls are well enough, my love,
 With all their eoaxing ways; a Their eyes so bright with sunny light
 Make golden all our days.
 But while you thus recount their bopes1 Their sorrows or their joys, That help 10 fill our cup of life,
 Pray don't forget the boys. They may be sometimes in the way,
 And sometimes rough and rude, And in the most provoking style Their arguments intrude.
 We'll bear their faults with patience love, f And never iHnc their noise; In view of wha. our men will be,
 We'll not forget the boys! You say .bey ask strage questions, love, s4i That would saint pe:plex, And then persist in answers true,
 On subjects, too, that vex; They turn their playthings inside out, And break their choicest toys; P They-e searching after knowledge. love, Then don't forget the boys.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

THERE is a man in Paris with great pro- ject. He proposes to light that city with one lamp. Hewants to suspend it at prop CT height by means of balloon His argu- ment is that all Paris can be lighted on that plan e we'll 6 an opera house The author itiss have prejudice against this plan, be- lOsDs he boards in lunatic asylum
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
LEGAL.
N o T I c E

To the heirs legal representatives Of Andrew yudsca and Metcalf Baker deceased, eo-own with the ,n- dersSred in that certain quartz ledge. lead or loas known as the "SiIver Hill. situated in what was at the date of the location of the said lode dnowp the Sacramento Mining District but what Is new known waIapai Mining District in tse county sf Aohave Territory of ArirSna.
 You aud each of you hereby notified that the dersgned caused be done upon such claim or o cation the of labor required by the laws of the United States at a of the of two hundred and eighty dollars and and each of you are hereby notified to pay to our agent A. F. Davs at the Davis S Randall in the of Mineral Park ia said county of Mohave your respective proportions of the said cost of the said labor within ninety days from the of this notice and that of default of either of you making such ymenf within said ninety daya will claim. under the mining laws now m ircs fr fei,ure of the interest interests in such claim ocA ten of the persu persons making such default The due uron the interests of said deceesed at s rate dollars for each loo feet of such inerests
 LEHMAN HUDSON, HENRY HALL.
 O. HUBBELL THOMAS AbLES.
 ANDREW r. GAVVER, F. $. KEMP,
 GEORGE CAMPBELL, J. A. ROSE.
 c A. ARTHUR, s. M. DUNCAN
 Mineral Park A. F.. May IA. 1875. myl4deo
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$ U NJ M o N S,
N o T I c E

To all rhom n may concern:
 The Commissioners of the Town Site of Pbnnix hay h. ms usy tu'ned over to the undersigned the books records Pats and papers of said Commissioner all per sous lots in said town of Phoenix hereby po 'ned mat am now ready tO make deeds for Co the entitled to receive them, upon the payment ef 'hs assessment levied thereon by the Commissioner
 All lots upon which assessments are not paid wifsin three months from this date will be sold 10 pay said "ens' J. T. ALSAP
 May IS. 1875. myos,I
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N or ICE.

To Benjamin Hook, owner in the Espaposa lode Nisss
 Dis'nep, favapai County, Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appear Nnh'n nnety (Sl days from the da.e hereof and Fsy 3n Popornon of the expenses incurred in the aucur woIk done on said mine required by law the under Hgned VIII clam forfeiture of your interest in ss< "ne ID accordance with the mining laws in forcs
 Prescott. April 2 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

., STARING of follies of long-haired men, the Gnphic says that's what was the matter with Sampson.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

aEfHfRE are twelve Indian students in Dru.
 " Collage st Springfield, Missouri.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
N o T | c E..

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode Brad. shaw Basin, Arizona. hereby notified that they do not appear within ninety (eO days from the date hereof and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred amount of work done said mine as required by law the undersigned will claim forfeiture Of your interests H said nine in accordance with the mining laws now n force. c. Y. SHELTON,
 A. l.. MOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. D. KENDALL. Prescott A. T., April 2, 1895 I'm
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

Whatever you have to say, my friend, Whether witty, grave, or gay, Condense it as much as ever you can, And say it in the readest way. And whether you write of household affairs, Or particular things in town, Just take word of friendly advice
 Boil it down. When writing an article for the press, Whether prose or verse, just try To utter your thoughts in the fewest words, And let them be crisp and dry; And when it is finished, and you suppose It is done exactly brown, Just look it over again. and then
 Boil it down.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25
l. E G A l. BLANKS, N Every Class and Kind,

Always on hanc and for sale. at the MINER ofsce. st plees such lawyer justice sf the peace oshG ohcer Can reasonably ind fault with.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-06-25

"CLawISe OFF. .'-Yesterdsy as police man was strolling past house on Fort street east woman year or two over forty, hay ing her sleeves rolled up and her hands cov- cred with flour, ran out the gate and called to him.
 "It's a little delicate" she said, as she leaned over the gate and tried to blush, "but I'm person that knows my rights, and be- sides. rm alone in the world and no one to advise me"
 "speak your mind freely, madam" replied the officer, as be tapped on the pickets with his baton.
 "You know all about the law, don't you ?" she inquired.
 .Everything, madam, can tell you how to 20 to work Tn an admiralty case, and bring you from that down through divorce, bank ruptcy, arson, burglary, false pretences. hitching a horse to a shade tree and getting intoxicated"
 its a little delicate" she softly said as she rubbed the flour off her hands, "but as said before, I'm all alone"
 "Trust me, Inadam-repOse confidence ln me-" he replied, swelling out his chest.
 "Well, sposen you were widow {"
 "Yes, madam"
 "And s'posen one of the boarders gave you breast pin
 '' see, madam"
 "And s'posen he smiled at you. and sent you poetry, and asked you to ride out on Sunday, and the neighbors whispered around that you were engaged !'
 "Proceed, madam-I congratulate you
 "No, you musnt, for s'posen after all this he suddenly began to claw off, and didn't smile on you any more, and didn't praise your cooking, and took another woman to the minstrel show 2"
 "Ah. the traitor! Perhaps he has trans ferrej his affections to some one else"
 "That's what think. l know it's little delicate, but I'm all alone in the world, you see and want to know if there isn't a law to bear on him ?" It isn't right to encourage a lone woman like me and then claw of"
 :' He ought to be roasted alive, he had n'
 "I don't know as I'd want him arrested, but I'd like to have you call on him and make threats Tell him he's liable to States prison for clawing off this way. tell you it's pretty serious thing to go and encour- age woman of my age and then skulk around behind the hen-coop all of a sudden. Isn't there law ?"
 "Less see I hardly think there is"
 "Well, you can call on him. Take him alone-look fierce-have your handcutfs in sight. Just tell him that you know all about it, and that Pm good hearted, pleasant, rich, and that he better be careful how he prances around, or he'll think tornado struck him."
 The officer promised, and she rubbed a cloud of flour off her hands and ran up the path with light heart.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of Ordsr of Sale issued of the District Court of the Third Judi cal District in and for lavapai county in Arizona Terri tory atested the 9th day of June A. D. 1875, in the suit of Marco Beieuh FOrdice Phelps and to di rected wherein 1 commanded to sell the property mentioned and described in said order of sale satisfy the judgment rendered in said District in ths suit afre said for the of Sl 250O0 and c-s;s, 1 will sell by public auction the highest bidder for cash the Court House door, in the town of Prescott Yavspai county aforesaid,
 On Thursday July 1st A. D. 1875. Between the hours of o'clock A. N. and o'clock r. N the following described property to wit That certain mining claim quartz vein known and described the Marcus mine; consisting f fifteen hundred linear feet along inc lode vein, with sufficient ground either side for the convenient working of the situate lying and being in Weaver mining district about three miles west from the store of George II. Wilson. Antelope creek. in the county of Yayapa in the Territory of Ah ED E. BOWERS,
 Dated Prescott, June IT, 1875. Sheriff Yayapai Co
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AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

AGENTS FOR THE MINER. San Francisco-I.. P Fisher Rooms 20 t q Mer chants Exchange California street. Thos. Boyce. No 30, (second foor), Merchants Ex change. San BerHdrdiRo-Samuel Berge. NeW Tork-W. H. Ferris 3Ol North s2d street.
 ARIZONA. Tuma-Schneder Greirson & Co EhrenbcTg-A. Frank. HickenbUrg-A II. Peoples, and c. & A. Stage Co. Hardyriiie-Jas. P. Bull WaUdpai Mining Distric.-Cory Potts Cerbst Ph9nir-J. T. Asap. Fast PhRnir-W. E. Hengs Co. Tiorence-Jos. Coingwood. 7ucs0n-J. s. Mansfield.
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The New York herald., 1875-08-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-RLEvESru PAeE-First and second coiumnA
AS1TRSoLsoSG,YI,sEo sS,S P4cE-siSth Si5s column
BoARDERs WANTED-ELEvKSTH PAGE-rhird and Fourth
BOARD XSD LODGING wANTED-ELEvnsru PAeu-
BROOKLYN BoXRD-ELEvrVru PAor-FOurth column
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAsS-
BUSINESS 'GSfI' 'oPIP'oRrUYITIEs-Nrsru PAGE
busiNEss EoTicEs.zsEyEsrn PAeS-sisth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SEcoHD PAGE-Firss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELTrH PAGE-Finh and
cIoTHING-TwrLrTu PAGE-sxth column
CoACHMBN AND GARDENERs-TwElTrH PAGE-sixth
coAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEooSp PAeH-FifsA COL
coPARTlNERsHIPs- NINTH pAsr
DASciNG AoADEMiEs|EIETrSn PAGn-secOnd col
D%EEfING D%i LING HOUSES 10 LET, FURNisHED AND UN-
FURNISuED-SEcoND PAGS-Second and third col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcosD PAGn-FOurth col
Ptsssta rssrsia,s ssisaA
EESGEg fSB EP&RfMESrs sFqPR TO
SEcoSp PAGK-Thrd column;
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-Fourth
HELP s"T wANTED~MALEs-rwxL PAer-sixth col
HORSES CARRIAGES, 4c-Fnsr PAer-rhrd. fourth
H9EEs R6oSs column
and sixth columns
JksgEY qY oSKEN PqTR CITY AND BER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoND P1GH-
tEoTUEE sEAsoS-Nsrn PAeE-sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-Second column,
MACHINERY-ELEvENTH PAGE--Fiith column
MARBLE MANTELS-NiNTH PAGB-Sixth column
MEDICAIs-ELEvENTn PAGE-Fth column.
Sixth column.
NUSICAL-ELEvKNru PAGE-Fourth column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column
PERSOkAI1-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns.
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-ELEvESTn PAcE-seoond
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FTRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourh column
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SRCoND PAGE-first column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGB-First
and second columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEooNp PAcE-Second column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second col umn.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-ELEvE PAGB-
Sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE-First second, third
and fourth columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Fifth column.
SPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.-FIns- PAGp-Third col
E-NrNrH PAGE-sixth column
HUMMER RESORTS-ELKvEsTH PAGE-Fourth column.
FHE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
FILE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sEcoNp PAGE-
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoSD PAGE-Ffnh and rixih
JNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Thrd and fourth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth column.
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoNp PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, sTEAMBoATh, ,&c.-NINrn PAGs-sixth column
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T BARKER A SONS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATrER-
- SAILS,

~ NAii AOCIlON hART AND NEW rOkh IAIIbh-
.0 eoTner rt2 Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
TWENIf-FOUk HOURS allowed for trial on every horse
sold under warrantee
THIS Is THE only in the State having the
proper facilities for showing horses saleviz large
driving track entirely under and plenty Of for
CATALOGUE oP SALE THIS DAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
BY ohpEE oF W r limney, Esq, Executor Of the
game bay Trotting Horse Colonel Allen got by son OF
Long Island Jupiter dam by Ethan Allen grand dam by
pleasant driver; has public OF fourth heat OF
231Ai beat 40 today Is Of the greatest pole
LADY, Is 80 great bargain any who gets
him and Is warranted sound and kind Also elegant side
NO TOP Pony Phaeton ncarly new
NEW AND SECOND hand Harness, Horse Clothing, Sad
GENTLEMAN,s ROAD Establishmen,. comprising an
elegant gentee and richly bred fine large young blood
Horse :; by Of Rysdyks Ham bletonian and
his dam was by Of May Day; is 152 high years old
Is perfect IN drive style appearances and gait and believed
be fine road horse found; he showed at
private trial last half mile in repeated
the time that If skul driver behind him he
would have the distance much aster with
perfect roadster in every Of term
sound and kind aso top side-bar Road Wagon Harness.
sfLENDiD AND EXTRA Di.sIRABE 1Rss BTle GENrLEMAN,s
Road Trotting Geding, l5]s high od
30; has had any training develop speed fears
locomotives be handled by the ordinary
and is warranted sound and kind FUN pedigree and
further particulars at sale.
no TOP ROAD Wagon, by Hetneld Jackson,
PAIR BROWN GELDINGS Clay stock, 15At high, years
old prompt drivers sharp traveers fine carriage
ness team: warranted sound and kind
THIRTY OTHER TOP and - top Road Wagons. Depot.
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &c
EIGHT OTHER Horses
FULL. DESCItIP ION at sale
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
BENNETT BUILDING.

RENNETT BUILDING
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
I~Lawrence a Co., Bankers.
2-. N sayrc, Gentlemen's Furnishing
s-Gb0was 81 w Smith, n h,1neS hsr VGGas %inss
Edwin l. Irion, Cigars
e-Baum Friedman, Taors
unle. Very eligible iqT Bs@Ei9S and Insurance.
l-McMahon Il Morse, Lawyers.
2-W. IL. oDwyer, Lawyer.
Ross %s Ken Kenny, 1;%s Real Estate
81 Herrck Henry, Lawyer.
J.E. Ludden, Lawyer
e-Northwester Life Insurance Company
Homer 4. Nelson Lawyer.
Francis B. McRewSs, Lawyer.
Nathaniel s. smith, Lawyer
John Fowler, Jr., Lawyer.
p Chamber of Life Insurance.
IL Carlton I. Lewis, Secretary.
l2-McCarthy 4 Chalmers Lawyers.
II. ,. Ferguson, Lawyer
1m inienasSnal M MoI%l tsMsef Collection Association
s. G. Derrck'On T9TYs5 THTTRn STORY
!, Judge Sutherland. NM
S3FesrIisG SSFF; ~: siG!s I dsFSyysIi h%SysIIi Lawyers
AZ. ii. Benn Lawyer
T. D. James Lawyer.
fhsFdps Esh% BSoBS BS9yRss Real fEs@Gsr'pA'f' Ea9s
7-I,riggs & Fellows, Lawyers.
j. i. Aiken Lawyer.
e-w- Ms,i5sTs e. f5sReaTsR, favIeT Lsw''E
4 T Gardner, Lawyer
/. O. Wilson, Lawyer.
W Duraek, Lawyer.
lo-wilRinson 1 Peters, Trustees of Estate ofwhte
u John Cater stenographer
$M ~ 4 I + TSS9T"H SSSS5@E tfTYlfE cyil Engineer
Pelham and rortehests SIR, KairU@d Us,pN Company
l-Thornton Earle, Lawyers
= Edgar Ketehum' Register in Bankruptcy.
9-Hennry Wchic' Lawyer
S sultan Lawyer.
II. Fuelrer. Lawyer.
e-HaTmdn H%gia 'iS'ISi T. W6tbeck, Lawyer
7-Haskins q Crook Lawyers.
Purroy Butzel Lawyers.
sGrary g lI i'S@Sf% %ssr k9SEEsr ssEsnch, Lawyer.
&C. IT, Williams, Lawyer
"-Shii%SGy Wii%% 3. sRspfy RedSy, Lawyer: La~yer
1l-C H. Glover Lawyer
Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and counseno.
~ Lockwood 4 Crosby, lawyers
Ia S. Buhier, Lawyer
IL. skldmore, Lawyer.
2-spayvesuns Sgay rs GnuiS Bank Receiver
az. 3 Makeman, Lawyer
@ InierqstioHS Gii iai Publishing Company.
Jules Berr.
Fitch & Fitch Lawyers
G.. Fuller Lawyer.
e-Ilascall Stetson, 'Lnwyers
l.. G.. Stedman, Lawyer.
e-Soccty for reformation of Juvenile Delinquenta
O-S. II. Steele, Lawyer.
W. II. King, Lawyer.
Ill. 7. 4 j. A. Reed, Lawyers
i2-Byme, Everett Co. Lawyers.
y Walsh ualbert & Eekerson Lawyers,
SIXTH STORY.
l--Iohu Townshcnd Lawyer
A Nicholson.
WIN Coventry n waddell. General Assignee IN Bank,
rptcy act of Congress OF 1871.
PR Logan scotch Granite Monumental Ac
&C M Carpenter, Lawyer
Otis I. Hail. Lawyer
9 lG 4. Webster, Lawyer
jefferson CLARK, lawyer
6 John L. knight
~ Janitor
Sim y Eler. Lawyer.
9 c. A. Lane Lawyer
smith Dean. City SurveyorA
10 10. W Van Siclcn, Lawyer.
n \ Z. H. Baldwin. Lawyer
II Charles ~ Barrow, Lawyer
fcuton Rockwell, Lawyer.
J. A. lydcckcr. Heal Estate.
q. l.. l.ydcckef. Lawyer.
u Henry A. Gildcrrlccve. Lawyer
hj q. r. Darlington, Lawyer.
" W. Iumpkins. Lawyer
T. W. Milncr. Lawyer
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
HOUSES, RooMs, SO, WANTED.
In this CITY and brooklyn.

VrrANrEp To RENT-A PARLOR FLOOR, SUITABLE
w for housekeeping purposes, by small family stua
Fourteenth and Ihrty-nith streets ana
Fourth sixth avenues Address box l94 Herald Uptown
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

-MORTAGEE SALE
N. BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
TO Me DIRECTED WILL EXPOSE FOR
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW THuRSDAY, AUGUST 90,
AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT,
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF TIE PRIVATE STABLE,
NO 81 WEST FORTY FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES
consisting Of the fast Kentucky black gcdng ARTHUR,
1515 hands years od can beat 35; sound and kind
Fast sorrel geldng TROUBLESOME, 151 hands. years
old sired by Morrel tro in 40 better sound
and kind
Fast sorre geding BILLY LAMBERT 15h hands, 8
years old; can trot In :2S; sound and kind
Fast dappe brown gclding BROWN GEORGE, 15iS hands
high years old; trot in 40 and sound and kind
Fast black colt Wonder, Is hands high years old
in sf5 and is sound and kind.
Also top Road Wagons, top and open Pony Phaeton,
Coupe, Depot Wagon, sets Of double Harness,
single Harness. 10 Blankets Sheets Surcnges, Whips
&c
Also lot Of Hay Straw, Oats and Feed.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE PERMITS
CAN BE HAD AT OFFICE OF
CORNELIUS FARLEY,
CITY MARSHAL AND ATTORNEY FOR MORTGAGEB
NO 80 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
? -oFFICIAL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
y. State Lotteries.

U -oFFICIAL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
N. State Lotteries
SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managera
Eror-IEERY CLASS 5s54 in 10th station, should be ST.
KENTUCKY, 499-AUGUsT "a 1873
co 81 IL 81, 40, 81, 77A 81, 80, 6S, y 81, 81
KENTUCKY, CLASS NO 5O0-AuGUsT a, ls79 -
aEsRr. EXTRA Glass 80; 5s5-AucusT "a, 1875.
so 90, 81 81, 10. rs, 90 IL 40, "a, 90, rs, g.
HENRY, CLASS no 5s5-AUGusr "a, 1875
IT, IS, %, 81 D. Al, 46, l3, ~ 6, 43, |, e6, 20
Full information by applying addressing j. CLUTE
200 Broadway first floor office, Post Office box 1869
u KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
N. button the Havana plan.
To be drawn August %
SIMMONS, DICKINSON co, ManagerA
10000 in prizes
Whole Tickets, $40
Al prizes paid in full without deduction
Royal Havana of Cuba.
drawn August 80
Inform alton furnished by applying circulars by
addressing
J. CLUTR,
General Agent,
200 Broadway, Post Office box 1863.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

A 7 PRIVATE SALE
~ Brett, in fine order, by j. r. Lawrence Co.
Coupe Rockaway pole and shafts, by j. r.
Set god-mounted double Harness, by Campbell.
Set sivermounted double Harness, by Campbell.
Full three quarter Clarence, by Wood Bros.
Three quarter Clarence by Miner Il Stevens.
Top side bar Wagon by Brewster Co.. of Broomc street.
Full spring top Wagon, by Miner Il Stevens.
Coupe, pole and shafts, by Baldwin.
Clarence, nearly new, by Williams.
Three quarter top Road Wagon, by Dusenbury.
No Pony Phaetons, top Pony Phaetons fsockaways
Depot Wagons xseat Phaeton and oursea Phaetons by
Miner Steyens 100 top and full spring Wagons from
$Il0up
Sold 10 close advances
VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY
110 and ll2 East Thirteenth street.
between Third and Fourth avenues
Largest stock Of second hand Carriages in this CITY
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
PERSONAL.


A UGUSr NOGT LEFT HIS HOME on AUGUST IT,
n Any Information In relation "a him win be thankfully
received by his parents No iB Fulton street New York
DLACK ENES.-YOU ARE THE ONE; WILL he
ID avenue Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Trust me- admire you greatly Write again same place.
STRAW HAT.
LNOR ADOPTION-A HEALTHY NEW BORN INFANT
also boy month old Call at address No 154 East
Twenty eighth street
INFORMATION WANTED-BY MARY WAUGH OF
her husband william Waugh, who has been heard
rom IN year Address MARY WAUGH, Globe Hotel
343 Market street. Texas papers please copy.
" J. G. BENNET. COUNSEfLOR-ATLAw, LATE OF
Syracuse y. r.. will communicate with T. Gerard u
Bshopsgate street. within London. England he will hear
Of something 90 his pecuniary advantage.
TNCONNCE-COULD NOT KEEP APPOINTMENT TO.
day meet ms tomorrow, at o'clock r NJ nj Desbros
heh street ferry house sign Of recognition your letter In
ha"d X. S., box 1872 Herald onlceR
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

A UCTION sALE-BY J. KRAEMER. AUCTIONEER,
n this "wednesday morning, August 20, at los o'clock,
Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue con-
sistng of magnificent rs octave Pianoortc stool and
Cover beautiful latest style Paror suits IN satin 6rocsd
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