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Mh!ch, as night was rapidly approaching
judicial dignity was anxious 10 disppSe al
Alter littlC search among the duskv tbroag
o. hangers on Russ Wool Trssentoi himself
ana expressed lis - lilinEueSg - baa.ulo 49,
CunlarIly rcspDIs bic FOR Inc f.Ig.e urss..uce
OF tie saddle-colOred prisoners
Mr.. wood demanded the court. sare
you worth : us'f
Yes, >sb, Is responded Russ
Nhoreupon ne was duly sworn ne n tho
N3inc OF his WORLDLY pOS-, ssi pls, hut as r -
was unknown or the assessors b0olr, fbo
court iclt "A reasonable curiosity 10 knox nj
what bis available assets consisted, and m
CURED.
WOo,I?" NJ
Property Wei, sab. ole MarSe Wool 9Th
Sl'|0J Tor me Tore de war. aud / Is tvlth as
much to-day IS 4 was cen. sides dat. Is cot
i've likely nigEcre
Il frOwn contracted Tire magiStariaI brow
a. The nature Of the assets were made known.
ard the court expressed & DOUBT OF Mr.
WOODS ever having been worth 80 much or
commanding - large a sum - money.
." ore Coz. san. I bruag 4 in &c Murfreas-
bOrO market. : 'fraid OF dis Security husi-
ness anyhow; OATS what broke ole Marse.
ana II hab To pay d.s III SIAN s'carlty no
mOre.n
Now, the court claims siutherfSri county
a. Tie place OF his birih, and the Ir,ents on al
Murlr eeSb0ro touched a tender cElrf ia tn,
judicial bosom, the corrU gated brow relaxed
chlld-llKe smile OverSpreaG tic beLlsasuf
cOOhlen&nCG OF Tie court. the bond was ar-
Gel Led, ard the release OF the prisoners or
cefed.-F ocybtyy lI,aRl Press.
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Beginning at the northeast
corner Of SAID lot, thence.
rEnnlnEv e~t or q hundred.
and one feet. thence south.
twenty feet thence south
Casterly along ! teU-fpUt'
alley q irters,Cf a line
drawn due west seventy e.,
i've feet from the south
east corner Ct said lot
thence east thirty feet =,
thence north twenty fvc
tee-. thence east fgrty- five
feet, thence north twenty
feet . the beginning.
@ - tarberry. Til. mas .....--.....i
Beginning gt Ill north =
west come e sliI l1- q,
thence south twenty i've
Feet nine inches. thence.
east siNteel feet, chpucc.
north tvfYt~ I've feet
line iEchrs, tuaacs Wesf'
sixteen feet & .ae begin
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TOMORROW
THOMAS BOWLING,

Aucticueer ard BnRl Estate Broker
. At the old stand u Latiu5T & C4-ary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lit e
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s--THE aEgvF slEEIs FUGEHEG posi-
es-'.t hCrr svi IA ...
~ E&&A Il L; ,%ARSSER Trustee.
s'92 eO6as tRcpl /. =. SWEET. huctfo1asr.
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Beginning at the south
west corner of said lot,
thence running east TWEEN
ty six feet nine inches,
thence north seventy
seven feet six inches,
thence west twenty-six
feet nine inches, thsnce
south seventy seven feet
six inches TO the begin
ming.
GOnZsga College........-....
Beginning at the north
east corner Of said lot,
thence west twenty-five
feet two inches, thence
sonth seveuty feet. thence
west four feet six inches,
thence south seventy
seven feet SIX inches,
lhence east twenty six
feet sight inches, thence
porth one hundred and
forty-s feet six in
ehes 10 the beginning.
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Being one foo. three inches
I front Of said lot by tho.
De pth thereof, Iying next.
and ADJOINING the south
five feet front thereof.
Eslin, George " G............
E~iin. George " q.
h.1moustOn, Nathan..-......
Beginning at the south
east corner Of said lot,
thence n0Tta sixty seven
feet six inches, thence
uOrtbea~tCTiy ~ right an
giles 10 Ma achUsetts ay-
euue hfty-seVen feet ter
inches. thence northwest
erly along said 6venue
Gfteen feet seven and one
half inches, thence south
WestweT3,y at right al
giles 20 aid avenue sixty
one feet six inches thence
mort WeEtarly eighteen
feet. thence south seven
iy-three feet nine inches
to Il street north, thalce
east thirty three feet to
the place Of beginning.
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H Real Estate b. ker sna Auction AZ
30. aIl ID s-I----. " -,.L-e Z. :. Post Oalea
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In whose name assessed.

- 3l5 Part of Dom, John i o., trustee
ard imps Beginning one hundred
and thirteen feet eieyes
inches west from Seventh
street, thence soath TWEEN
ty-fve feet, thence west'
twenty-five feet. thence
nOrtherly thirty-six feet
to Boundary street, thence
twenty one feet six inches
~ ,o, e. the place Of beginning.
M rD' Part OF 6DoUohOO, MorRan.-..-.........
and lmps Being the south twelve feet
six inches front Of said lot
-, 10, by The depth thereof
az ~ Sortf half DOOley, Michael --.............
Of 90 imp
as 80 Sub aDC Driver, Nels1u G
imp.
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syth oAif hhhtrW .--....ss.s..s....
Beginning forty feet south
from the northeast COR
ner of said lot, thence.
south twenty feet, thence
west twenty-five feet nine
hes,thence north tw6u-I
~ feet, thence east TWEEN
ty-two feet nine inches to
the place Of beginning.
Small, Andrew-..................
Beginning forty feet south
from the northeast cor
ner OF said lot, thence
south twenty feet, thence
west twenty tive feet nine
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poLed until WEDNESDAY, Sept mber n. 1875, AZ
the same hour ard plara.
BkAINARD Ii. WARNER, Trustee.
seT2 eoNds Rep. Y. J. SWEET. Aaoiiuueer.
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POLITICAL.


'TAAhAHY HALL-EIGHrkENTH DISTRICT
u AT \ meeting OF the Democratic Republican Com.
nittee OF the Eighteenth Assembly district held
rooms No luS East Thirty first street on Tuesday
ing, August la76 the following resolutions pre-
senteu and unanimously Adopted
resolved. That We, the members OF the Democratic
hepupncan General Committee OF the Eighteenth As
seinDly district hereby declare unanimous and
Committee Organization OF the Talnmany Hall Gen.
era Committee in its audAble efforts TO and
purify that committee by excluding from is councils
hsuboIdinate, dangerous anc recreant members
John Kelly and Edward Kearney, ESQ. represent
ing us III the Committee ON Organization. meets our
approval
Hon John Kelly In his wise and determines Efforts
elect the purincatiOn OF the General Committee OF
IAmmany Han Is justly entitled TO admir- anon and
regard; and we hereby pledge this Committee 10 q
CORDIAL support OF his puro and disnterested political
RICHARD CROKER 20s East ssth St
ukNkf X, DAVID, l29 East 9th st
rHOS COOPER CAMPBELL. l25 Lexington nv.
bussE koE A rR9A Ii - Lexington -w
VIM SINCLAIR, l56 East S4th ST.
AUGUSTUS q. CHARITY. Il6 kast slst st
NICHOLAS kII.IIAN, l6s 81 av
o; =; PAINh, M d., % East slst St
JOHN HENRY KRIEDEWOLF X2j East slst St
MICHAEL BREEN, ia East 37th
JAMES MCCARTNEY, 3l5 East SD 81,
ROBEhr HALL, li8 East 39th st.
PETER SkERY, 2Jl East 3Sth St
JAMES KEArlHG, al Eaa SCH St.
W. q. WHITNEY, "A Park av
u. l. CLINTON 19 Park av.
J. NELSON TAPrAN, as7 Lexington av.
n. GAyAN, Mi East sot6 st.
p II. MAGUIRE. $50 LIST nv.
IL \. FARRELL, SIS Sd av
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAsTRoLoGY- TwELTIn P1erETFoartS column
o4B hSD
ssggssEESSSSsss SS55FTS{GhaTg NIrIEs-Sn.n P.eH
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PIGE-Firss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLS-u r4Ou--rhird col
roAcHMkN AND GAKDENERs-TwKLYrH PAGE
poAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sncoSD PAou-Third and
EogSTEx boAkD~rwEIr-n PAcr.Fifth column
bwELIisa HOUSES r 70 LEFT Sui F6aSisHED AND
EuRoolEAN sTEAHsHiPs~srooSD PAGE-seeOnd aad
EgRoPEEiwrIsTn PAcr-Four.h column.
FoTaA sxLAEF,nsy PI raorF column.
SECOND PasSGFirst and second columns
EFF
aELP w4NrED-MALEs-TwrLrru PAor-FOursh
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o.-Yrasr PAcr--Thira and
aoGETsNrrS sts1a P4cr1gIfth column.
IkTGTISXs sgg PAer7 Fourth column
t5s and SG%u
1ARBLE MANrELs-TwKLrrH PAGE-Fourth column.
Efs6EfLA SEoTs eSa@l PAGE
sEW PIBLlC1rIoNs-sfynsTS PAsr-si1th column.
Pi1SoTokTEs, ORGANS 1c eIH P4ou-sn COL
sIfTa7gess
TWELFTH PAGE--Third column.
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
-. kENT-SncoND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANdL-sRcoND PAGR-First
eEAL EsfArE wANrED-srcosD PAcr-Firs, column.
REWARpS-FIRsr PAGE-Ses ond column
5 Aug sSuG
First second and third columns
HTUArIoN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Third column.
SPECIAL NoIIoEs-T'Rsr PAeH-sscond and third col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS. Ac-HrRsr PAen-Third
SUMNER REsoRTs-TwELvrH PAeE--Finh and sixth
THE TRADES-TwRLFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
The TUkF-FIRsT PAGE-Thlrd column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PACE
First column.
rRAvELLERs' dUIDE-sEcosD PAGE-Fourth and hith
UNFUKNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
SECOND PAGE econd column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcoND PAcR-Second col
WATCHES JLwELRY. &c--TwRLrrH PAGE = Fourth
wEsTCH rrTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET-SEcoND PAGK-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsf PAGz-Fourth
column.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAY,s) SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CAR
| 10 O'CLOCK.
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HOUSE. 10 TO rs THIRTEENTH STREET,
near University place.
RiI 6Ef ssxER7 TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. OA #
"a HOURS TO wsnR PAyS gR s6tsS On HORSES
AT$ h M 70 Mare
yce ins o free, stylish driver not afraid q
srot mile IN %apiess Warranted soanG 10
SD hA Eoa6 Si % SG 70 Sooa order nv
PARK. OR PONY EsrABLIsHMENT-Dark bay
Horse, 1873 hands 8years; kind i'll all harness;
Tree from wee; amy one can drive him. not
gNS PaETos nearly 'G nsw BY WSed Bros
PONY EsTABLTsliMENT;-Bay pony built Horse, is
wee; moi AFRAID q aayt6ng; has been driven
horse; sold tor want OF use.
pof Ros9 PhAhr3S Hearly neT St Harness &c
Monmouth county, N ~, Is hands { years
kind IN all harness ana under saddle; is not
ELEGXNT couFE RocKAwAY. nearly new, by
LIGHT BAY HORSE 1871 hands, s years old; can
trot III minutes: perfect beauty sold Tor
account whom may concern to pay charges and
IRON GRAY HORSE, i5R hands, years kind in all
harness; free from wee; has been used
truck horse good horse for any purpose sold
ELEGANT BOSTON RooKAwAY, in good order. by
FIRST CLASS TO I'D EsTABLlsnMENT-Bay Mare.
Ethan Allen stock. all black points 151s hands,
Syears; kind in all harness free from vice has
pure, Tree open gait; without fault or bleni-
ish not afraid Of anythlngi any one can drive
her; rots In minutes; first class roadster;
warranted sound,
SET HARNESS. nearly new made by Kohn
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new, by
Brewster of Broome street
DARK BROWN MARE 10 hands years; kind In all
harness.; free from wee: good, reliable horse
tor any business sold tor want OF use; get Har-
ness, &c.
TOP BASKET PHAETON, in good order.
DARK BROWN HORSE, 1874 hands, years; Kind
in oil harness; free from vice has been used
| by u physician tor past year will stand with
out tying; good reliable horse tor any use.
TOP PARK PHAETON, in good order, by Wood
TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description time of
sale at
ARCH. JOHNsToN's Mart 10 to rs Thirteenth
street, near University place Weather never
lnterfcrcs with sales.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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SARAT0GA RACES.
August 10, IL. IA, IL. 10 and q.

An opportunity OF winning small fortune the out
lay OF An insignificant amount afforded at Saratoga ON
the 10Th and following days. Certain horses have been
saved expressly from the at tins meeting and
from run with winners the first meeting several
races are certainty; race on tuesday no op
position Will be offered OF any moment, TWO owners
having the best horses will in together and pools
VIII only DE bought up on the day Of race. that S.
chance in French pools will give an immense profit
and more than probable that the horse Will at all CITY
pools be among the Held Name OF horse all other
particulars and four certain winners ut saraogas
ono neeung sent post ir9e on receipt Of 81 Address
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH.
Il AENT, No. 2lS Broadway, prepared to do every
variety OF Printing. Wood Engraving and Lithoaraphy
at very low rates
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r OST-IN CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK A
IL bundle OF Law Papers add ressed to II. l. Villas
Broadway liberal reward will be paid ter return OF
same to rooms 10 aud l6, 81 Broadway.
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TIVoLI THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET
4 between Second and Third avenues
PR0DIGIOUS SUCCESS
of the
STAR TROUPE ENGAGED THIS WEEK
THEATRE FILLED TO REFLECTION NIGHTLY
,r, notwithstanding the lnclehent weather.
OR CLOSE THE ROOF AT WILL.
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I'EAk WANTED CATHOLIC PRINCIPAL FOR
= ~ ssaooi IN Connecticut; must be good organ.
NV. soHRRxRRHoaS. "a Bond stree.
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BENNETT BUILDING
BENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET

FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
Lawrence & Co, Bankers
20 eiN W. s% II Law Law BOOKS %9as:
"a. b. Davenport Halter.
e-Baum Friedman IA, Iailor r+onv
inlet Very e sESoS NJ H sR6R and Insurance.
sa- -M Il. B D& 4 sGr Esm ksxy'rA
John saaI ryne Lawyer Er s.,.,s
81 Herrick Henry Lawyer.
< 81. E. Ludden. Lawyer.
6-Sorthwestern Lite Insurance Company
5- II si se n Nsso agent sawyer.
E Francis S 5: sek easDef Lawyer
William g, Cooke, Lawyer.
s-Hifer! n Care: Lawyer.
John Fowler Jr., Lawyer.
"a Chamber OF Lie Insurance
tx Charlton 7. Lewis, secretary
i2-McCarhy Chalmers. Lawyers
Il. D. Ferguson, Lawyer.
:. NJ: Cayanau4h Lawyer
International Collection Association.
s.G' Derrckson, T Lawysr sroRy
llyudge sutherland
GEetsriieS i tardweil. Lawyers
Il II n ssnS E dswysr
Dudley L. James Lawyer
K. u. James, Lawyer
sS l.aS Eoam SSnySss Fss,s1ssrapher
7- s = eSSo ssl Esal f tsMser.
]. b. Aiken Lawyer.
s- .. S &c tatEspnsfEs aw Eswy'F
v. y. Ryan, LAWYER
T. 4 3 S %IfeGs. L aSwssr
". DuracS. Lawyer.
,e-MRinsOn ma Peters Trustees OF Estate OF White
5 HaT1s eoiter s sitSog 4aTysr'
i a I; Woodruff, LaSyst
Pelham and Poris9ssisT Railroad Company.
l-Thornton 4 Earle, Lawyers
Edgar Ssar ke,sRS% fegfseT IN Bankruptcy
1zhenry wehie lawyer.
s sultan Sun,. LAWYER
s-Rgssian American Manufacturing Company D. 4.
s-HHs s!ia% ,s :; , %iiiS$ss; lawyer
Purroy Butze, LAWYERS.
s- Sc r. h %esr Ea scEenck Lawyers
Z; H'bsien, Lawyer.
l9-Chauncey shafTer Lawyer
Fred. W. Kenny Attorney and Counsellor
Il Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
e. BUTLER, Lawyer.
" FIFTH STORY.
2-siayve.ant Bank Receiver
slMakeman laltlng, Lawyers
7. y. wakemen, Lawyer
t-inierpatonal ubilshing Company
7-Ftsh / Fitch, Lawyers
l.. 4. Stedmnn Lawyer.
vEsociey Tor Reformation of Juvenile Delnuuepta
us II. Steele. Lawyer
. ". II. King Lawyer.
Id. r. J. A. Reed, Lawyers
!x-Bvrne. Everett Co.. Lawyers
Il Walsh. Halbert& Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
l-John Iownsnend Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
VIM Coventry II. Waddell General A ssiunee in RI nix
- ruptcy. act of Congress Of 1871,
TX Logan. Scotch Granite Monumental &C,
Sc. w. Carpenter, Lawyer
Otis j. Hail. Lawyer.
b)G. 7. Webster, Lawyer
. Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
John L. Knight
~ Janitor.
81 NJ T. Eller, Lawyer
~ e. A, Lane. LAWYER.
. smith a Dean, City Surveyor
JOG. W. Van sicien Lawyer
ii fT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
Charles d. Barrow, LAWYER.
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer
J. A. Lydecker Real Estate.
Y. 4. Lydecker. Lawyer.
- Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lawyer
vs. g. X Darlington, Lawyer
u W. 1ompkins Lawyer
7. II. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
n ITO AND III EAST FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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EVERY rUEsDAY AND FRIDAY
l"enyiour to forty eight hours given 10 purchasers to
Horses Carriages Harness 5ankos Robes &c. always
on hand at private sale
CATALOGUE OF THIS oi DAYS FRIDAY's SALE AT
GRNTLEMAX's TuRNoUT-BAY HAMBLEroNIAN
horse ,lreg BY Ben Abdaah. dam Thoroughbred
true Ia All ' nsnS. rr nigh , years old End rne
ana action trots close TO minutes aud warranted
T pssr ESTD y ESSSS $gItF S%SseS
high. ana years old Kind and true IN ali har'
be es aY rse from wee or Trick fast rayeilers can
Tor Roab R S2SE s HHET AT Tsrp POLE
BAY f Eha as aL PUN y o Miner HIGH
years old sinG ana true in an harness free rom
s e and Ss
Eoek ;aS1%aa al SR at Isr new and
saddle has BEEN aSe 5 s n sp g01a
sound vsly o w so sas and reliable and warranted
B3Y rdh otPS OK \ SoSp "a HAMS
i high years old KIND and true IN ali harness;
no es rcn a NICE has good style and action Tears
SPs4yy nf% aRf BUT LITTLE USED
old S9a na ana tSns e III ASD G
vice tas, traveller q superior roadster and
SSSa w T. iPsf sErns
hands high years oid KIDD ana true email IN ali har
moss ana under saddle Tree from vice very Styl.
sh: perfectly safe Tor a lady 10 ride drive and
TOP PONY PHAkTON NEATLY NEW
BAY KENTUCKY HORSE, l54 HANDS HIGH,
years old kind and true in all harness; free from
vice. very stylish and spirited driver and K
TOP DEPOT WAGON
BLACK MARE, l5A HANDS HIGH s YEARS OLD;
Kind aud true In all harness; tree from vice and
nrst class worker.
SEVERAL OrHER GOOD WORK HORSES FULL
descriptions al time OF sale
Top and No Top Wagons Landaus. Coaches Depot
wagons, Rockaways, Phaetons. harness. &c.
SALE COMMEACES AT TEN O'CLOCK
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HORSES. CARKIAGnS- &C

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
Date Johnston Il Van TasselD,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
v -oPRICIAL DRAWING or THR KENTUCKY
n. state Lotteries
gIMMONs DICKINSON

U OPTICAL DRAWING or THR KENTUCKY
~ SIMMONS. D ffeasff hS5isrls' CO. M.n.r.r
4. q & T & "a Glass 70 4s77auogsT
srsIcoES' Class 10 q sSsN a. a1s 1873
"a. 2 g. 40 50. 81. L.. TO- I, IS. SIS s.
80 Z ".ssr e, q y I1 i Z %
ri Fgl inso e, by applying to Or addressing j.
II SIMMONS, DICKINSON CO.'S GRAND
n. mSnthly distribution Of the EentncIy state Lot,
SSS, h sNnSn% STaSa o
BfoaS%s or Post once box & Authorized
PRlNTINo OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY
PINE r. hsr 4rs sohI
2ls Broadway, New YorE
CPEoIAL CABLEGRAMs
S$ESIsf SS1sSS 'EESSs4ssss
E# SSssztt SSESEsSA
!#E SESTESSi7E
The
TODAY
TT o-bAYY,
HI E EEEE|Ii.: #E#:$EsH
$50 900 soR SINGLE MN
legislature draws August 49, 500 600 he distributed
CAPITA prize $4,000 tickets 81 for So Circulars sent
ALLEN q 90, 10 Nassau street. New York
&510 000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
PC1O.OUO. Draws every Is days. Next drawing
August H. New scheme New scheme
PIAcs o%oV0u eacu
with fu particulars sent free Prizes casbed
r. q. DEVLlN co. stationsrs and General Agents
W Liberty street New York
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THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH or OUR
] HOUSE. 10 TO rs THIRTkENTH STREET
| near University place.
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LOST AND FOUND.


T osT-IN CANAL STREET, NEAR yARIcK. A
bundle o. Law spsrs ad sl to l. Villas z7
same rooms 10 aud 10, 81 Broadway.
osT-sIO RBWARD FOR THE RETURN on OPERA
IL Glsss aluminium and black Chevalier maker;
street aud Rth avenue.
osT-NIGHT or AUGUST RED MOROCCO
r9eseShook containing railroad tickets ST. Louis %
in i Ra w,I return Ss aaee can az eon.ens
Address w J. q, fremont House, New York
T .osT--oN MONDAY. AUGUST 2. A sMALL BLACK
With S liberal rS vii h Ss
given by leaving her Al 1855 West Fortynint street
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. LOST. A sCorcH
Of & eS hsS and White paaoes
reward paid tor his return TO 81 West Tweny-third
BENsEN sherwood.
20TH ULT-BLACK PoCKErBooK TWO CHECKS
49, to order memoranda AZ &c; Lihers, TeEAIa
West Twenty-fourth street.
90 CANAL STREET WILL NEGOTIATE PoR RE-
OtO turn OF silks Address IMPORTER, Herald Up
town Branch Office.
REWARDS.
d. : REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY OF A PARCEL
XC Containing one dozen Stockings lett on an Atlantic
avenue car. Brooklyn, south ferry boat coming
Ssw York about 8 O'clock A. NJ, Thursday morning.
YORK sid leave WIN .unu'n' '0u'n '''f' new
TX RRwARp-FOR THB RECOVERY or A PAR
1C eel containing dozen stockings Or socks lett on
about o'clock Thursday morning coming TO New ork
Leave Wbh the Superintendent south New York
side.
OK REwARD-LOsT. ON TUESDAY EVENING.
'pC white and brown Pointer Dog answering 10 tho
name OF shot Please return 37 West Twenty third
G10 REWARD LOST, A LARGE sPITZ DOG; LOST
night. BY returning same % btLLoN. jr., ia
Greenwich street, the above reward Will be paid
$1O REwAnD.-LosT, PocKETBooK. con
pIO tanning sum Of money and notes. The above
reward will be paid and no questions asked for the re-
turn OF the papers and pOcketbook.
THO. SIGNALLING, 90 Chambers street
cOS REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS AsKRp--
Fulton street gold hunting Watch and Chain,
lost yesterday Ut Rockaway Beach
a. m REWARD.--MAE MISSING SINCE AUGUST
D')O I'd, $3.50 T.. NJ; his way from 1hirteth
street. second avenue, TO Broadway and Twenty
with gold studs and pearl Ia centre small notebook and
leather wallet in POCKET silver watch with short rubber
chin whiskers, about five feet height;
has ine feminine voice. ANY Information to be
NJ. NJ, box ll6 Herald Uptown Branch office.
q. IN REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN IN GOING
pOO from Erie Railroad ucket office loot OF Cham
bers street. the to Northern Railroad cars
and back 10 New FORK. to Eighth avenue ears from
Chambers street ~ West Tenth str ct. between the
hours 40 aud 6:30 +. M, Wednesday. August a
inside OF It. The above will be paid tor the
Of and contents to ga HUDSON street. New York
d. M REWARD WILL BE PAID (No QUESTIONS
pfOO asketj for the recovery OF the following arti.
Giles stolen July - :--One gold hunting Ladys Watch
made by Ulysses Breting NO 2067 stem winding, nickel
movement; long gold Opera Cnain; one pair Ear
rings two diamonds In each ring set III enamel; one
diamond Cross II stones one finger Ring. three Ola
monds; one finger Ring PLAN. marked June ~. 1859;
dress box 53s2 Post office. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06

REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyour to forty eight hours given purchasers
test warrantees
Horses. Carriages. Harness. Blankets Robes &c always
on hand at private sale
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

Walter A. Bracey (white)-I reside
IN Raymond; am dentist by profession;
came to Clinton last Saturday morning
on the occasion of the Republican barbe-
cue; perhaps as many as fifteen white
gentlemen from Raymond came to Clin-
ION that day; there was no disposition or
intention on the part of any of these
gentlemen to disturb the peace, or to in
teTfere with or interrupt in any way any
Goiored men or any Republican, so far as
know and believe; | may safely say no
such intention existed; the gentlemen
from Raymond did not come To Clinton
IN body, but separately and in the usual
ana customary mode, by private convey
ances, on horseback and in buggies; the
oIoleet was simply TO hear the speaking at
TINS barbecue; about u o'clock | went
OUT TO the ground selected for the barbe-
cue; most, if not all the Raymond white
men went out to the grounds; a few of
me Clinton white men went out to the
grounds, and others from the neighbor-
MOOD; L do not think there were over
Iorty white men on the grounds; | saw
part OF negro procession as it came in
clinton; only remained in Clinton a
short time before going out to the place
OF the meeting, and did not notice the
negroes particularly; 1 noticed. however,
mat the negro in charge of this process
SION had drawn sword; / am sure there
was not an intoxicated white man on the
grounds during the day, nor did | see an
intoxicated negro; there was not dis
orderly or turbulent white man on the
grounds; my opinion is, not more than