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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
USEMENTs-sEcoND PAeE-Sixth column.
R0IOGY-eE EcoNn PAGK-Elfth cnlnmn

AssTHRSIoeYssEcosD sHSs1SHSP PAes@Fii1h son%a f%%"'
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-TwELTTH PAGE
BRo9RRfIS9iSS BRo9RI9S '0Ig&n EEnL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
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CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwELrrH PAer-FIrst and
q, second sNm columns. f.I ~ s,- ,
6oA6HMEN AND GAkDENEks-f%ELITai PAGE-sec
coAsTWfsE INV fSin sfEAMsHIpssnoosD pAcr-Thrd ana
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COUNTRY BoARD-TwELrrH PAGE-Fourth ana NTH
DANCING AcADEMIEs-TwELrTn PAeE-Third col
BES %4essHts
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps-sEcoSD PAGE-fhird col
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E SAhEEDEosTo EooEs Sb f9Sn TO
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HELP NIkD-FEMALEs-T TWELFTH FAGs-Frst col
HELP P'VH HANTED-MALEs-TwHLrru PAer-second ana
HORSES, 04KRIXGEs, &C.-FInsr pAer-Third, fourth
H9EsEs TSSSs column
rAos1hrG G2lu%n
LEGAL NoIiCES--FIRsT rAsE-sixt column.
M4GnINEaY ggIGsr PaeT-isiSth odSmn SS'ui"''
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFrH PAGE-Ihird column.
M.DlCAL-SECoND PAGE-SiXth column
MILK AND GRE EAM-nECoND PACE-Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENiS-IENrH PAGE
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MISCkLLAN rOUs-TwELFTH PAGE--Third column.
nUSlCAli-IwELFrn PAGE-Third column,
SsEW PuBLlCA AIoNs-sEyENrn PAGe-sixth column
PEkSDN NAL-FIHsr PAGE-First column.
PlANOFOkfES, ORGANS, &C.--sEcoSD PAGE-Sixth
column.
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAGE--slxth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALGS-
PRoFERTY o6f H' OF Tie 'i' CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGs-SEcoyD PAGE-First
column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCrI0N-rwELFTH PAGE-Flf.h and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE ALEs-ELEvENru PAGE
First, second, third, fourth fifth and six tn columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Flrst
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FRsr PAGE First, second and
sPoRTiNG-DOas' BIRDS, &C.-Fmsr PAGE-Third
column
SUMMER NEsoRTs-TwELFrH PAcr-Fifh column.
THE TRADkS-rwELFrH PAGE-fbird column.
THE TUKF-tIRsT PAGE-Inird column.
10 LET FOX BUSINESS PURPOSES-sEcoND PAGE
second column.
TRAVELLERS GUfDE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth and nth
columns
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-IwELFrHP PAGE-Third col
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C:-TwELFrH PAeE-Third col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, 6c-Frnsr PAeE-sixth col
umn
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THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
ROUSE, 10 TO 70 InIRiEENlH STREET

1H5 6usE aofE Is r6 5rS0T g PRASqH gsEET GT ER
SALES or notsEs .RNp cARRIAgEss
u 10 IS hours trial on horses warranted sound
DAYS. SALE, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT TEAM DARK BAY HORSES, i6 hands,
, sind IN all harness s tree tree from rom. vice
AFRAID Of locomotive; do not shy or pnll;
team so on aeeoun 81 R tRe owner S going
abroad. and warranted sound. Set douole Ilar
VERY LIaHr sIx-sEAT PHAEToN. in good order
DARK BAY coUPE HORSE, ls hands, years,
klnl IN all harness; free from vice; can Tot in
as family and general business horse {; is not
afraid OF ANYTHING; FIRST class horse for any
PHAkTON DOG CART, in good oroer. by Brewster
KENTUCKY BRED sORREL SADDLE I5k hands
wears; gentle and Kind without trick or
every way thoroughly reliable; warranted
TWO FINE ENGLIsH SIDE SADDLES.
DARK BAY HORSE, l5'S hands, years kind in all
does not shy Or pull not alrai4 OF anything :
dr Sy ny SnS can ave m so9a rce WI %
TOP ROAD WAGON in GOOD order, by j. b. Brew
DARK GRAY TRorrING MARE, sired bv Indiap
Chiet, dam Mashalrs Messenger l5tS hands, 6 4
years; Kind in all harness; tree from vice has
guaranteed; promises great speed has no
TOP sfFap,IS RoHD %%GoN very light Brew
stOr \ Co =
ELEGANT DAPPLE GRNY MARE I6% hands 7
yelrs; Kind IN all harness; from vice; an
extra Tree stylish driver; not afraid ot any
thing; any one drive her Il first class mare
for family use; warranted sound.
ELEGANT rWO-SEAI BAShEr PHA4fTON, in good
order. by Wood Bros
SORRhL CHESTNUT HORSE, 15I hands, 8 wears;
kind IN all harness and under saddle fast, Tree
stylish roadster anY one drive him: nCl
afraid of anything; does not shy or pun; an
excellent family, road or business horse; war
rantcd sOuui
DOS CART, in good order. by Bre wster a. Co.
SET Double HARNESS. In good order, by Deanc
BAY Pony TROTrING MARE. IS hands years
klnt IN all harness free from vice OF the
best roa listers In the country: is warranted to
trot mile inside three minutes sale; per-
fecty safe for any one to drive; has vices or
tricks; warranted sound.
SIDE.BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new, by Stivcrs
a Co.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES; description time of
sale at
ARCH J0HNsTON's Mart 10 to rs Thirteenth street.
University place. Weather inter-
feres with our sales
SALE COMMhNCEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
CATALOGUES OF THE KEATCH FARM NOW
READY.
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A DESIRABLE SECONDHAND CAgRIAGEs.-A
fiaeton with low Wheels BaSet Poay PSseton sa' with
Panel Pony Phaeton with rumble ana umbrella
canopy. s-spring Landau, by Bin
6-spring Landau, city dor, Ot Parts.
s-sDrng Victoria by Bin Full Clarence brown satin
Light Landau, our build. G'passenger RocKaway
6passenger Park Phaeton square front Coupe, nearly
several TOP and Top WAGONS \ springs,
j. i. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
of Tweny-1th street near Lexington avenue.
A MAgoe cJAs "; gSARKEE AVG[oNEER, :,
ooc:ocs, at barker sons City auction Mart and New
street viii be sold without rc.ervc the two iolowins
high bred lroltlng Mare the property OF gentleman
fHE cELEsRfTE6 . bay irgtting Mare Blanc Mango
Sd dRGy m nn w es ee
the Louisville track, second heat in 1 has faults
The FA'T BAY Irc,tns Mare Funny 'S got bv Young
America first dam by Hcrncs. second dam oy May Day
y high, years old free and pleasant driver; has
SHOWN trial IN $50 and warranted sound aud Kind
STOCK now on exhibition.
A BIG BARGAlN-GooD 5 MINUTE HORSE
"A sound; tcp Buggy and Harness good as new price
Great Jones street
A SECOND HAND AND NEW DOCTORS, AND
~. Extension top Park Phaeons, side Bar Busges
wagons ms s Sdson HRis street. SsI0''S '"' 'S' BUSINESS
A -CAFFREY,s SULKfEs IN ALL WEIGHTS.
WIN II. GRAY, 20 aud q Wooster street.
A LII KINDS GROCERY. EXPRBsS. MARKET, RUSI.
II ness and MIR wagons Coal Carts and Hand Carts,
made OF seectcd seasoned stock also second hand all
at low prices GOES factory, $50 West ifiy second St
A FOR SALE, ONE NICE FAMILY HORSE. YOUNG
a. and sound, trOt mile IN three minutes also
ive other Horses suitable tor any business Inquire at
81 oUstcr street. near pring
A FOR SALE FIVE PONY-BUILT HORSES, FIT
~ for farming, express other Kind Of business
on account OF the losng his business;
young and sound good trial allowed to be sold at
sacrifice. 2oj spring street near HUDSON.
A BEAUTIFUL DOG CART, BY BREwSTER. or
II Broome street, with pole and SHAFT s250; also a
ton side-bar Road Wagon. S6) Harness, $50. Private
Stable " rast tenth street, between Fllih avenue aud
University nlQce.
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HORSES. cARK1AGrn. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n flate Johnston Van TasseD
ofice 81 Liberty street (Lvening Post Building). |
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A WELL LOCATED GROCERY STORE FOR sALH
A cheap-In good location up town. doing a good
business at a low rent Apply 20 THOMAS GAFFNEY,
Auctioneer, II Centre street.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK
FAMILY EsTABLrsHMENT TEAM BAY MORGAN
and IN m sy sS G@ e Gs s2Se re 1
SET GoLb SG na BY 1SdALToN
IRON GRAY MEsSESG'ERt HoRsE, l5js HANDS
tgn' t' years old, Kind and true IN Gll harness Tree
is very promising, and with little handling viii
T5F T5F R&SE R5RS Fxdo8 Il S51 SSrA BUILT BY
BAY n6lsG SIZED Io B2 RYspYGK EipSf HANBELEToNIAN
sqs Eigo and s true in al free IRON vice. an
M aud aud sSS diver aG and
11ca SOUND 0 "a asP SET ay9 rru
rEAa nq bY % Ro% R% 3y BrGy'fr M GG RrGGgf 9 s.
ana years old KNIT ana ruc in all harness; Tree
from vice; have been used by privaie iomiiy tor
por2G fd &aE9 SEW sRa Tat1ae H9a%
BAhqUCut, II GOOD oRDak BUILT BY
BAY e6gfE hoHRsEo g ipS%2 f&SDs s' isu eYEAas OLD
in 81 does not sly or pull and is warraled sound ;
coyFE0 sdILf LioG2s ~ IrnG,' np&S @hq GF LONDON
BROWN dHoRiE ba M hANbs n mGh 1 FEARS Ia s ohD
good traveller; hrst class horse Tor general use
BAY HORSE SIRED 6Y HENRY b. PAroHEN, DAM
ana true in all harness rec from vice; has trotted
IN 10 ana can NOW d roE beisf l9an minutes & has
ro,, carriage horse also g get Harness arm and
DARK. GRAY HORSE. l5 ,uAN6s iiIGf, 5 YEARS
Ud Ena and as I'll 6Srne o and d ao M snSae
and is warranted sound.
BROWN PONY' lS2{ HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kin ana true in all harness. extra fine under
saddle free tfOts close TO three minutes,
aud warranted sound. Also harness and
NO TOP BASKET PHAErON.
TEAM BLACK HORSES l5ls HANDS HIGH AND Q
years old kind and true Ill all harness; Tree from
vice; good travellers; have been used by private
family, and sold Tor want OF use. Also set Harness
SIX SEAT RoC+<AwAY. NEARLY NEW. BUILT BY
Marsh.
BROWN SADDLE HORSE, l5% HANDS HIGH 6
years old; well broken to saddle and warranted
sound.
FOUR WHEELED DOG CART, BUILT BY WOOD
Bros. Also set double HarnesS
BLACK TROTllNG HORSE; SIRED, BY VERMONT.
Black Hawk, dam Ratter mare Is 49, hand s
high, years old; kind ana true in all harness Tree
from vice; trots close to 2i0; fears nothing and can
he driven bv any one; also set Harness. &c.
TOP ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY YOUNG
BAY HORSE. 49,. HANDS high, s, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice; very
stylish; fast traveller; can be driven by any one,
and warranted sound also set Harness. and
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. FULL DESCRIPTIONS
time OF sale.
VICTORIA, IN GOOD ORDER.
LANDAU IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY BREWSTER;
four and six seat Phaetons, top Wagons, Rockaways
Basket Phaetons, double and single Harness. &c
.sALE COMMENCtS AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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THE KEETCH FARM. NEAR GOSHEN
~ Orange county y. Y
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF
WELL BRED TROTrING STOCK
AT AUCTION,
BY ARCH JOHNSTON, TOMORROW (WEDNEs-
DAY. July IL. at o'clock.
Z The undersigned. being about TO relinquish the
business OF breeding ami raising stock will offer at
public sale, on THE FARM or WILLIAM Ii.
2 kEkTCH NEAL GOSHEN, n. Y,
on WEDNESDAY, July IL, at o'clock,
about 25 head OF lashionablynred Trotting Stock,
: consisting of II Brood Mares, in fOal 20
VIRGO'S HAMBLETONIAN,
: and is Colts and Fillies the get OF Nrgo's Hambe-
onian, sweepstakes and Dr. Parmlcy, out of we'll
z known mares by Ethan Alien Volunteer, imported
Eclipse Ion Wonder, American Star, &C.. &c, with
records at2:30 TO 3.
Every animal offered will be sold TO the highest
bidder. without any restriction reserve whatever
Rilroad trains leave foot of Chambers street at
O'CLOCK a. NJ, arriving in Goshen IN time TO con
meet with the train TO the keetch arm.
THOMAS HANLON.
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FOR SALE.

A -A-A.-FIRsT CLASS SAMPLE ROOM Foa
Post ofice Apply 10 JAMES LlDGERwOOD Co,
15s Broadway.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &c.

AAAAS CAAN.
A WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY.
Tuesday July 49, 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
FIRST ss5 to second SIS third mile heats, in
g. Walker enters blk g First OF Nay.
g. NJ Homan enters d. g. stranger.
k,GissII SGNsps5q enter, srIsnd%@y m LADY strau
II, Sanford enters b. e. sam A.
Owner enters blk $ Macbeth
i pnlay wa,e rson Gn,at enters Dr. n m Lizzie watcrson
ihos ,s;,,,i Mahr enters Z. Red Gunder;
Admission sec. MtRPHY & HENDERSON Props
-FLEETwooD PARK-PURsE 500. 500 TO
% seGSnd @ $ eT for hSrss that It have ave
Friday JULY 10; entries close ut johnson Bros Pool
80 - JoiSsoS SRos, Propriotors
UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
~ morning and eysnng at Johnson's Pool Room, cor
ming Races at Long Branch the College Regatta
at Saratoga + rticuar attention pad to all orders by
MESSENGER Pool Room open at 6 A. NJ
UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
New SrE T ana a|TE s s at e
on The running races at Long Branch; also the Uni
FEENcI FOOLS ofES att A. NJ Close at soPM
mail ANoN f2E5L f%ELE2 K SGss 70 oy
UoTloy AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD LIVERY
Broadway, on the Long Branch Races aud University
y e % p Res s. s. easS ss S
NEk U. MARSHALL, Auctioneer
ELEETwooD PARK. WEDNESDAY, JULY a. AT
oclock.-Purse $l0J $50 to first SD to second $40
TO third tor 235 class mile heats, in s. TO
vs. Ihoms enters b. W. Belle Ray for Dextress
J. r. Philips enters bl &. Deceiver.
!. baslett basr tnsGrs enters b. Z rs sherman
TfaF4y snsrs aF m Ks sasS d % ny hsay mO'
b. Mace enters b. m. Lcnnie Case.
Robert hornton enters b. m Vesta.
D. y. Goh enters br IN. ady Woods
j. Werthington enters h. g. Emperor.
DARIUS TALLmAN Superintendent
(NET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROPOLI
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2lS Broadway.
You Will fnd 1t advantageous.
THREE DAYS, TRoTTING AT WHITE PLAINS FAIR
l. Grounds, White Plains, \. Y, July 10, 20 and 81
Monday, July l9-Purse Sl50 for horses that never
beat 40; 500 TO first so TO second. $40 to third
same dayPurse $780, for horses that beat 2S4;
Sl5O TO first 81 TO second. $25 70 third.
tuesday July 2o-Purse $3.50, for horses that never
same day-Purse $3.50, Tor horses that never beat
81 so; Sl75 to hrst, S75 to second $50 10 third,
Wednesday, July 2l-Purse Sl5g. double teams;
Slf0 to first, So to second SD TO third.
same dayPurse S400, for horses that beat 225:
$3.50 to first, 500 to second, $50 to third.
Entrance fee 10 Der cent of nurse. and will close at
New York Turf Exchange ON Thursday, July Is r. NJ
fremiums Will be paid at the conclusion race.
MOSES WHIPPLE,
DANIEL MACE,
Proprietors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRlNTING or EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY
u done at very moderate prices by the MkTROPOLI-
TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Herald Building,
2ls Broadway, New YORK.
DOYAL BAvANA LOTTERY SAXON BRUNSWICK
IL ana Hamburg Government Lotteries. Prizes cashed
and Information given. A. lNAU Co, rs Broad
street. room s. Box 2,0s9 Post Office
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &c,
A UCTION POOLS SOLD on THE REGATTA OF
n the University crews at Saratoga, by - l.. MAR
SHALL. at Thomas Exchange l250 Broadway dhe
coolest and'best ventilated pool room in the Uneu
statesl every evening aud morning i the race is
NY PERSON HAVING A BLACK AND TAN NOT
N over four pounds, full grown and handsomely
marked ana wishing to dispose of the same, may find
purchaser by addressing, with full particulars, BLACK
AND TAN, Herald Office
WANTkD-A CREEDMOoR RIFLE, WITH ALL AP-
" purtenances complete and In cool order. Any one
having such an arm 10 dispose OF al bargain may nd
dress with description price, (. L. NJ, box
34SI Post Office.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.


-REMovAL-CHARLEs CRUDE HAS REMOVED
to 66 Canal street Just round the corner, where he will
sell all kinds OF Carriages of his make very low
prices, as low as the lowest
AN IMPORTANT CORRECTION.-THE TRAIN BY
n THE ERIE RAILROAD, FROM FOOT Or CHAM
BERS STREET, LEAVES AT O'CLOCK QNSTEAD
OF 9H O'CLOCK, As HERErOFoRE ADVERTISED
THRouGH IaI p MISGE MIIsSTAKEl Fok THE GREAT STOCK
FORGET AT O'CLOCK INSTEAD OF "a O'CLOCK. 4
ARCH. JOHNSTON. AUorIoNEER. i1' ''--'''
A BARGAIN-KENTUCKY PONY, l45s, 7 YEARS;
n sound, kind, good to saddle safe for lady beau
uiul Phaeton. Harness, &c. fine leather top bar
wagon goo1 as ncw best city makers Private stable
l52 East Twenty-second street, near Third avenue,
A FOR SALE-HANDsoME BAY HORSE; WAR.
n. rantcd sound and kind been driven by lady;
good top Buggy and Harness; also beautiful top Pony
Phaeton; would sell separate. Private stable 81 East
A MAJOR CHAs. ". BARKER, AUCTIoNEER
n THE FAMOUS line large bay trotting Belle
Ray, formerly Dextress and late the property of Mr..
Orange got by Rysdyks Hambetonan, dam nv
American star, lASA hands hgh 9years old has
ord OF 2:35; can beat 230 and will show the time.
GRAY GELUING, 1881 hands high years old In con-
better than $40 over Prospect Park is uneQualled
road
1HE ABOVE VALUABLE trotters will be sold to
highest bidder tomorr (Wednesday) July a. at III
n Y. Tattersals cor. OF Broadway ana 5th St. where
they VIII arrive this afternoon from Fleetwood PARK
exhibition up to sale.
AN EXTRAORDINARY chance to secure genuine
THE ABOVE are the two trotters adve by ''Tal
Boy" in the Turf Field ana Farm
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASsELL 4 HEARNEY
"A llU AND liz EA r TuIRTEEN II STREET
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twenty -four TO forty EIGHT given purchasers 70
test waTrantees.
HORSES Carriages Harness, Blankets, Robes &C.,
always on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS nAv,s TUFSDAYSl SALE
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A -FOk SALE-cOENER LIQUOR STORES, DOWN
~. Town sample Rooms, Restaurants, coffee, CAKE
saloons; ea stores Groceries Fruit stores Bakeries
Coniecuoneres; also a nne Drug Store, Cigar stores.
MIICHELIiS store Agency II Cedar street.
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A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED $50 WILL BUY
~ the Lens'. Stock and Fixtures OF first class
Liquor Store. doing a good business; must ba
sold this week account OF sickness. Address NJ D.,
Her I'D onirc apply TO agents, DENNIS CO.. liz
Nassau street.
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SALES or nORsEs AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a TO IS hours trial on horses warranted sound.
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APPROXIMATE PRIZES
Of 5000 approx mating to $500OQ $1,000
4 of 1.375 appro xmatng TO 2OO00 ........, $500
OF LOCO approxmating 10 1900 are. ....... 4,0M
5,s79 Prizes, amounting TO S3OOOO0.
Whole tickets, $40; Halves. $5; Quarters, So s
Send for circular.
Address oil orders to
SIMMONS DICKINSON CO.. cOvington KY.
I ooK oUr'
THE SARATOGA REGATTA
TO DAYS RACES
NAMES OF THE WINNERS
THE TIME AND FULL PARTICULARS
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
TODAY
DRIvATE DETECTIVE BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL
i ~ transacted Address q. box l6il Post Office
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Ia S)lUOuO distributed IN prizes every l5day4
next drawing July H.
Irle OF STU 100
Prze 9Gn G
prtze OIL. WOOO
prze or .'''''''.'.'''''.'.. 50m
tircniars OF niorma ton furnished tree Orders Tiled
Prizes cnshcd spanish Bank Bills. Doubtoons and Gov
TAYLOR & 20. Pankers IL Wall street. New York
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UNPARALLELED AND ABSOLUTE SALE BY
N PUBLIC AUCTION, TUESDAY this DAY.,
JULY IS, AT II O'CLOCK. AT THE STABLE
NO. 8 NELSON PLACE MERCER sIREET), BE-
TWEEN CLINTON AND WAVERLkY PLACE :,
AND IN REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL. OF
fine hgnbred, handsome, booded and reliable Horses
elegant Carriages, Wagons Harness, Blankets Robes
&C. making in all OF the greatest sales OF the kind
eYp M New York
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE. WE'LL ESTAB-
n iShec and doing business: also first class
Liquor stores and sample hooms: great bargains
MALONh'S store Agency, III Nassau street.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK
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PARTIAL CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUES
DAYS. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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Personal.

CENTRAL PARK, on THE TERRACE, wEDNES-
~ day evening" 9o'clock-Was sorry IL rained If
further acquaintance would be agreeable address
SACRED, station ID.
NONEY ISLAND BOAT-SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Third avenue TO Twenty eighth street; signaled
with fingers and newspaper; mention circumstances
and appoint an interview. Address WATEkTOWN,
box l22 Herald office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

@ Never mind what they. contained. A. weH they cos
tanned certain matters. and called Mrs Aliens atteates
night 10 them.
@ am asking for any communication which passcA
A. You will pardon me- related then 10 him
@ Well 1t Is through him hen you supposey A. Yea Sir
later than that after Mr. Tons testimony and Alter Mr.
Moultons testimony in this trial In The TRIBUNE
called his attention again to It, made comments on and
the result OF 1t was tha. he said
@. No. no. A. It was through that. presume.
Mr. Eyarts-You asked him how he to know that he
to be witness.
The wtnessThrough the communication from Mr. Johnson
presume
O. When did you receive any notice that you would bs
wanted wnessy A. have forgotten the date have
notice from Mr. Sherman referring to a note
don't ask anything about referrns wheu did you nrA
receive notice that you would bo wanted wness' A.
guess 1t about month ago; 1t may have been Little
less.
O That the Inma.ion that you had that you would
be required a witness, A. Yes, Sir; letter from Mr..
Sherman
O Did you reply To the letter, A. did
Q, And when did you come on, A. Night before last.
@ With whom have you had interviews the subject Of
your conversation A. Here
q Yes A. Mr.. Evars Mr. Tracy. Mr. Hill, and Mr. Shear
man Mr.. Sherman first.
q You made memoranda OF this conversation A. No.
not the slightest, except the tablet of my brain.
@. Except wheref A. On the tablet Of the brain.
q Yes the tablet Of your brain tina! Is dhcux Of uaas
cripuon can't get at that A. Yes, Sir
q You made more anywhere elsoI A. Never made any.
O. Then your relation OF these conversations founded
entirely upon your general recollection Of them A. Well
things striking that could forget them
O. didn't ask you that; asked you II they founded
upon your A. think am answering your question.
q think you amt my question u.s. Sir whether your mar
rye Of these conversations founded poa your recoecoas
A. or is recollection but not general recollection
Q Not general recollectiOn' A No; you qualified yous
question
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that evening with Mr. Tion and Mrs. Woodruff A. think
have gone over everything
@ Well didn't know whether you had or not, Sir A.
mentioned several this morning. think have mentioned
some this afternoon
We differ from you very greatly Sir 1t Is not neces-
sary Tor you to make of that kind only imposes
upon me the duty Of dissenting from III A. That unfor-
tunate.
Yes probably for mcyou had subsequent meeting with
Mr. 1ilton at Mrs Woodhus, A. Yes Sir; very brief one.
Yes Sir; how long after this first occasioni A. Several
weeks, but could not state than that.
Wei about how many weeks Sir give 1t as near as you
cam A Well think 1t the Sunday evening prior to
the argument In the Of tho Sren but not about
that.
q PARDON me- A. think 1t the Sunday evening
prior 70 the delivery OF the argument in the OF the Sren
in the Supreme Court at Washington
On! don't know anything about that; care nothing
about that A. We'll. AZ 1t by that event
Y "el nix 1t In your mind but give me about the
length OF time this second interview after the first A.
We not less than three weeks and 1t could not have been
more than hve weeks. think should think
rhat IS near enough, Sir A. But am giving you only
vague recollection
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HOW MR.. CowLEY BECAME A WITNESS.

@ How did you first come to know that you
would be wanted witness In this caset A. WELL this
way my law partner in Lowell. David o. Allen sa nephew
OF Oliver Johnson Last Summer when the statement Of Mr.
Tton and later. when the statement Of Mr. AQutou
published containing somethng-