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(NoMPoUSp srRUP OF
Wild Cherry lark.

This pTepsI ltion Is the only pa1ioet Cough
Medicine that snow Of, and cures ali cura.
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
eurable l claim nothing io- the preecr4p-
Zion, but the method CT preparing 1t Is such
a. to get al the medicinal effects from the
ingredients In perfection and has taken the
etperienee and labor Of forty years 10 place
itat the bead OF the Cough Medicines Of the
world. 1t Is used and prescribed by sons of
the best doctors In this and other Sta e. for
ther families and patients. old persons IN ,
cd cases Of cough relieved and enabled 10
sleep end get rest end etrelseh
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
k-Ei:toi:ci-6 23t Msrket Sfreer
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PRaIsE MEETING There viii be Il
praise meeting In the West PIcsbyteri.
an Church Il na1t sabbath evening at
= 2 clock aeLelsei b. tie choir
on tA1T:lay All Friday e7eoioEs at
y 'cIoct
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X7N.
/ sse tos , REcoRp.-The building
ITs. vI august Is ve.y small beins
4 ~ Fsanshurst. one couserya.
tasnall street between sth
FrpSo SSoot.S,owsn, one LapM west
I-ss street between Trout and
st. st,o:, s,le1till. one stable. On
i >e' Os'ween Monroe aaa
Iplttaker, one house, vest
h ~ suFen, between Elm and
+ ;si.s'tsi \. for August, 1874, 10,
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ISoroS u WESTERN r II -
e'S Of obtaining subscriptions
1 9eneft D 81 the Wilmington i
i ,EailIoad 10 progressing. A
/ "a n lle interest OF the road was
A, darlington Cope's, franklin
II. On Monday. Addresses
rSe \ S :. Q; Jackson, II. Il. Hodg.
u. Siabbs, VIM. Mercer. Chas.
aaa others. About $1,000 il
seaea TO grade the road to Big
soon as this amount IL raised
! "a OF grading will commence
meeting VIII be held on next
/ !, evening at Joseph Furry's.
SsSoWwnship, and on the follow.
susy evening at Lewisviils.
'ea.lon Saaon OF the road from bio
H. Ualord viii cost SEQ, 900. and
N oi subscription for this nur.
Z Oe shortly commenced.
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POLITICAL

NoIICE-DAaocRA RATIO slKESIso .Ina
IN Democrats OF the Fourth Ward arc re,
dussted to meet st the Reliance EnSire
House, to morrow (Weine sday) evening, st
~ o'claek BY order OF the
sugsl'H EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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q II hTc ICr KEa

II {or- eTes are fa.iins yoa, 1hs1e Ia loone
a-ticle that Will 50 truly gre yo.. San eye foT
an eye" IS the Diamond SpsSsaoles, wh;ch
are clear, brilliant. and ma1utscTured frorr
the very rest crystal Petblss with the sTssi
ID with el.all diamond
or sale in Wilmington by B. : CLARK, M.
~. MAX 81 street 80 ,nscisEir>
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5000 kEWARp.
AOo STATE OF DEL AWARE,

- ~ - 4 ~ T. OR bEL u ~ Ann
EXECUTIVE pEPARTAESI,
WHEnEAs, Johu Wh,tlock, JGnic. siaIds
Charged with having murdered William
firehes, colored. IN Now Castle County, and
whereas II Is represented that the said John
Whitl3ek. Junior, has ded from the justice Of
this state,
Now, therefore, ], John P. Cochran. Gora<-
no- OF ife state ei Delaware, DO hereby ode-
a reward OF Two Hundred Dollars, to be paid
by tie said State for the apprehension ana
delivery OF the said Jehn VI bItlock, Junior.
into the custody o; the Sheriff ct the common
jail Of New Castle County, ct New Castle, at
any tine within tiy months from the date
hereof.
And io hereby request the shsriIs CT the
several counties of the State, their deputies
and haili1s, and all other police ofscers of the
state. TO be ylgilant, and to use every e1sr.
fion ami al lawful u sans 10 cause the arrest
81 tho said John Whitlocs, Junior, and his
delivery as aforesaid.
Sc> In testimony whereof have lsrs
sEAL, unto get my hand and caused the
~ great seal OF the State OF Delaware
to be amxed, at Dover, this thirty lIst day OF
August. In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nve. and or the
1ndepsndence Of the said State the ona hut
iredth.
BY the Governor.
loNATlUs @. CRUBB,
Secretary of state. sepldltw2t
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CANCER

CANCER
eESfsla and ell Skin DisSassa
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.
Or BONDS CHEMICAL ASrrpoTEs III /
wish snd destroy the virus c; Cancer ead
Skin Affections, but will Rot taGsc: the hoal,hy
ptrt. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Peuna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF the hands3mest marble ell
ates In shs city.l and the hnest remedial In
statute in the country. Remedies, with fun
directions, sent to any part of the world.
6Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ai
dtess,
III. r. BOND. NJ. D.,
PENNA CA,scER INSTITUTE.
fseE2 AZ SOS Chestnut g., Ph /, Pa.
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For drunlenne5a. n
Di5orderly conduct. .,
Threatening harm .
Assault and battery. 10
Burglary ....
Receiving stolen goods
Larceny .......
Accessory TO burglary.
Inmates Of disorderly house
keeping a disorderly house .
Keeping tippling house
Trespass I'm. 2
Corner lounRing .........
Cruelty to animals .
Craelty to child
Violating ordinances
Vagrancy, s
Total - o.,
Number sent to Jail ls
Amount Of fines collected sis ~
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THE NEW FIRE A1AR,a BELL To
day men are engaged in removing the
new tire alarm from the store foom
back Of the Surveying Department
Office, where it has rapcsed for the
last four years, TO the City Hall, where
1t Will be placed IN the new tower now
being erected This bell was made In
S'li by Neneley Il kimberly, Of Troy,
\, y, and weighs between three and
four thousand pounds. It cost abou,
200. Since its arrival in this cit,
1t has been unused, as the City Council
could rot determine where to place it,
until the City Hall alterations were
commenced, when It was decided TO
place II in the new tower. 1t has a
loud. clear tone, ana will sound all
IRE alarms with startling effect
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Grithth & Co. wholesale groco.s Il
Toronto, have made On assignment for
their creditois
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" Ed TIER REPORT
WASHINGTON. Sept /
PROBABILITIES

for New England and the Middle
states, slowly falling barometer, con.
tinued high temperature, northeast to
southeast winds. clear or partly cloudy
weather
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rGrnIa- AZ i S..-pic 5c7inS Me,hi.o. .Svjj
40 = eli l. all :. = -. iis hRzSes St-est,Wil-
m'n7t-2. iet. sCi 'cc oas Of the incest FSIai-
tS - - Machines in the wcfii. /; kas 40
nS,sTiall itSi7ed without chauso :: ueeilas'
oGt }, try : simplicity, durability, Il. at
ruEning. aad TO throati1s-u5 rs11irei self-
uI5tiia-s Shuttle R2i ssli- setting needle.
discount oil ios cash. Ladies Don tbuT a
heavy GEi IMPLICATED IlachlL8. GCt s5i tie
hsLs IunEias NON American.
llS Market 81. Wilmington, DSI.
iy7jxwlv j. n. pRINR6SE ASsnt
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ri I.,.-J 6. 5chsfner, Il. -ais,
En2 ,7aE ! fEc-z aG cypress traiu near
LlEt57. lasr trl lar Z corning. has - far
reco' e4s that L. "@s .ele t. lesvs Elk
ton tbs =. .Ill1z fer Wet Point
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E BEcEER's
L MUSIC SCHOOL
viii open
lAoSDAT. sEPTE nBER sZz, ls7s
~ AccLARY's pCILrryo,

lEn;rsnoe No. e06 5hiplsy street,
veal Class Of ladies' and gentlaynan vii
meet every Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
a. A eTnasasS Tor Eisno. Organ. Wind and
for classification. septisf
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VS., DoRRR-THE oUrcKsTrp
STOCK Up AGAIN. THE "aoss" ANA
TUER PITCHER BATTRD FOR NINE
RxEr
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PAsrsssa fS column
BoARDEkS WANTEpesFco"n P pv.an.n column
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-sncoxD PAGE-sec-
RRGsESEss SPFoRTvNITIEs7 zNlsra PAGE
CiGAIS AM ToHACCnr srro~, y. r r1ird lnmp
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvrSrn PAGE-Third and
CLoTHlNG--sEygSTH PAGE-sixth column.
coAcHMEN AND GARDENERs-sEyKNrH PAcE-Fourth
coAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sEyENrn PAGE-Fifth col
COUNTRY BoARD-srcoND PAGE-second column.
DDbENNT dSu Hs PAGEEIhird column
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND UN-
EUROPEAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoE-Fourth and
ExcGRsIoNs~Fnsr PAck-Finh column
E3R Rooas &2R%ENrs TO
ss ss, rAeE-First eoiu% MI, a"
i1EEF wEaTEb%SR1 fAPFZIsFs o
iioRs4s oAKRIAGEs, &c.-Flrsr fAeN-rnrd ANA fourth
99Ns 1G column
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND
LEcTuk Xn sEAs9S-SGeoSB pAcrmThlri column
M h0S Ep FoNHTTFs PsdP .d SG Column
MA4TRIMQNIAI.-sEcoND PAGE-Thrd column.
&iscEL1SEoGs sIS% PAGE
Sixth column.
MIsCELLAN EO s-srcoSp PAcr-second column.
MUSlCAl-SkCoND PAGE-Ihrd column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-FIrTH PAGk-Sxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Frst column.
PIANOFORrES ORGANS &C.-FRsT PAGE-Fifth col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
rRofEY or 4FI or FiI f%@ GHTY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PACE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-First
column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUcTIoN-Flnsr PAGK-Fourth and fifth col
SITUATIONS WANTFD-FEHA LEs-SEyENrn PAGE
First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Thrd
column
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-FrSt and second col
umns.
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS &C-FrRsr PAeE-Third
column.
SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Second column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-rhird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEcoNp PAGE
First column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEvrNTH PAGE-Fifh and sixth
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PACE-First and second columns.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Third col
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS SrEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAcE-Second col
umn
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AUGUST 8, l875.-WITH SUPPLEMENT-


INXGLIslI BREEcH LOADER, TOR LEVER, DA-
" barres reEoqnane locks $50 gold price
- - II. c. sQUuIEs, No Cor,landt street.
L,oR SALE cHEAr-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH
Il breeeh loading Gun, at l9l sixth avenue.
THE TURF.
T FLEETWOOD PARK. MONDAY. AUGUST Q,
"A match 500 mile heats best three q hye-John MUIR
Judge Bede in harness same day match 800 mile heats
three in 1--WE, in harness-Isaae Woodruns g Panic J,
JOHNSON BROTHERS, Proprietors.
z A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORN
"A. ing and evening At THOMAS Exchange 2S9 Broad
% teSs P s ond mai DaT g S h % e eS S
OLIVER l. MARSHALL Auctioneer.
n New York Turf Exehange IS West Twenty eighth
running races at snd e d%gnE h 81 so
RETwKNs by Western Union relcgaph-olee in Room
messenger FRENCH FOOLS R SRsHL Bliss sl 60 at
A LOTION AND EnENcT POOLS SOLD SOL, EVERY
ner OF broadway and Twenty street. on the running
aaS E RETURNS ros Sa tsp by
Union Telegraph office at roo) FRENCH pools open at A.
any other poo oo% to Mo poo
will be open on each race during the Saratoga Hsst9
~ meeting, August 10 IL, II and 10 FIRST day, Tues
e MI Slater Higgins M Lady slater oi iIasc
x Wilsey Boy, l.. IL. lleHrds br. NJ. Peggy, VIM. s.
Thom's Elsie, }. b. Conklm's e. SILLY Barus Phil
Virgins Hyde Park. Alex Pattersn's h. Moesty
G. Cornish b Uncle Bon f. H. Coils b. m. Addie Coli,
VIM. ). fhonI's H. x Delhi
same D.y-Purse 500 for 3s class.-Ots Woodrun7s
Fanny II. formerly Dolly Whitcl j. W. Smiths blk. s.
King Boy @. Dickcman's d. Judge l,ohinsn X. w
atkins eh & silyertM; II; whaens d. e Dandelion, r.
Tuttles D. Sarah jane, VIM, 5. Thom's g. Henry
Miller, G. A. DentOns blk Black Bashaw X. Durham :
CHI Alpha, ID. B Colts c. White Stockings A. Patter-
sons Privateer Maid r. Dcmpsteris b. Chauncey NJ
Beadle Tho $40, ~ and team races did not fill for
which substituted 300 for 5 class 500
for Az class and purse 800 for S2O class Purses
divided in four parts Entries the above untitled
will close johnson Bros Twenty eighth broad
way, and at John Sanes the Fulton ferry Brooklyn
Monday August D. at i. NJ Entrance fee 10
must accompany nominations in all All
tions To be addressed Nm. MCMAHON. at above places
WM. MCMAHON, Proprietor
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TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD


THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAIN will make the trip from NEW YORK to NIAGARA
FALLS and SUSPENSION BRIDGE every Sunday morning.
via Hudson RIVER and New York Central Railroad leaving
the Grand Central depot Mt = so O'Clock Actual running
time 10 hours and the rate of speed 90 miles hour, arv
the Falls at halfpast In the Attached
10 this train viii he coaches: also Wagner sleep
ing and drawing COACH ready IL o'clock every
day night
Passengers by this train reach Chicago o'clock
Monday morning via the Lake Shore Michigan south
road by connection ut Buffalo thereby saving "a hours
Those desiring visit sharon Springs there
o'clock Sunday morning remain II hours the Springs and
return by the 10 al train Sunday evening" arriving In New
York at Z o'clock Monday morning
limited number of Tickets will he sold and be OBJ
tanned only ut the Herald Office the train.
REGULAR FARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS.
n B-For particulars and time table advertisement
under heading TRAVELLERS GUIDE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets now he purchased through to Saratoga.
Take Herald Train schenectady whore carriages will be
In waiting Saratoga arriving there
in time for breakfast
Fare New York including delightful drive of 20
mics .''''sa '"' ':'"'''. SO 50 .
Close connections made Saratoga by rail for Lakes
George Lnzcrne and Schroon arriving there before
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CARAToGA RACES,
- 1879.
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August 10.
THURSDAY, August IL.
SATURDAY, August Ia.
TUESDAY, August II.
THURSDAY, August 49,
SATURDAY, August 81
w. r. TRAYEsS, President
JNO MORRISSEY Lessee.
c. WHEATLY Secretary.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A Fourteenth street and Irving place.
kIRALFY BBROTHERS ......... .Lessees and Manager
GRAND INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE
of the original Porte Saint Martin version of DEmery
Jules vernes incompatible spectacular Drama In Ave acts
prologue and eighteen tableaus entitled
AROUND TIE WORLD
will take place
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 90
instead the date previously announced which occasion
the spectacular drama will he presented for the s
time In America, with all its original scenery machinery
costumes and paraphernaa complete In all its details al
the Porte St Martin Theatre Paris, and under
the personal supervision Of Mons Camille Weinschenk
Tie east Will include the following distinguished favor
ties Misses Minnie Conway, Dora Goldthwaite, Kate
Frazier Fox; Mr. Owen MarlOwc Mr. Fitzgerald j. W. JeR
nings and host OF other popular artists.
The box Office will opened the sale OF TUGS
day next from A. VI. until T. NJ when may be
cured.
All orders for by mail telegraph will receive
prompt attention.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A ON TUESDAY Go MORROW, ,ArGusT 10,
AT IL O'CLOCK, SHARP,
AT STABLE NO. 3 NELSON PLACE,
(MERCER STREET, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AND
- CLINTON PLACES
AND N REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL,
TIE ENTIRE PRIVATE TURNOUT OF II. NJ
,,,,n .,o ,.i nAs ,i Es9 ,s,< ,,.
years old; sired by California Patchen by NJ
Patchen dam by Ryslieks Hambleonan; he Is game,
prompt and resoute driver; beat 80 day OF sale aud
warranted sound and kind
Also brown Gelding DOCTOR, 1884 hands high, years
raised in Kentucky and beat 40 wagon all times
and of the finest and safest road horses in the ate he
is warranted sound and kind. 4.
Also fast trotng Marchoness, l54 hands high,
old; sired by Ethan Allen, dam by Toronto Chief
This can beat :23 track and is warranted
sound and kind
Also the handsome and black trotng Mare, Lady
Laskns, was sired by Wild Wagner the sire of Lydia
Thompson, dam black Cora Lee. She is l5.2h
hands high years old and can oatstyle any roSr that
promises trot wen down in the tes before the sessons
over; she is warranted sound aud kind
Also four fine and handsome family horses full description
ut time of sale. -.t....r..- s.....
Also Carriages, Harness, Blankets, Robes, &C., &c.
y. B.rhe above Stock be and tried all time
prior to sale, at stables MS above.
Speed warranted a..
SALE POSIrIVE-RAIN OR SHINE
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GHERIFfS SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE SAFES,
- Desk. &cS HERMAN. Shers Auctioneer, sells Tues
day August . at ~ O'Clock Nos. 4O7 aud i5 broadway,
the Office Furniture Of the United States Collection Bureau
consisting Of revolving Desks, American safe,
Chains Tables Carpet, OelOth Mirrors &e sale positive
Dealers invited MM G. CONNER, Sheriff.
d. q. GALE, Deputy.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO 3
w Chambers street sells Tuesday 10th inst AZ 10 o'clock
the entire stock of miscellaneous Merchandise contained IA
store No - Caharne street consisting OF Household fnm
tine, Carpets Pier Mirrors Hardware Showcases Counters
Stoves. Scales Safes 5OOOO Cigars Cigar Figures, two
Bngges, Furniture Cart Horse, Harness. Gc Catalogues at
sale
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UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
~ A rare opportunity for housekeepers.
At private residence, II East 10Th street.
HENRY ZINN Anctoneer, viii sell this Monday) morning
commencing at 1Oa ocl0c precisely all the Furniture and
Effects contained In above residence property Of private
family leaving city, magnificent Ia Pianotorte used
six months: latest style Paror Suits order;
Bookcase, Etagees nlad Centre Tables Paintings Bronzes
Curtains Jardnieres, Stands Easy Chairs Lounges, Pier
Mirrors Carpets Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases; Bed
seals, Bureaus, Washtand spring and hair Mattresses
Bedding. rep and harcoth Suits library and dining
Furniture Buffet Extension Tables dining Chairs Cutlery
Glassware sverpated Ware aud other articles
L mention.
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hands high old, and oatstyle rottSr that
promises tro wen down in the hEtes before the season
Also four fine ndhandsome family hores full description
Also Carriages Harness Blankets, Robes, &C., &c.
Brhe above Stock be seen and tried at all time
SALE PosiTIvE-RAIN OR SHINE
AT AUCTION, on. TIJrE;siDASyi AUGUST 10
: VAN TAssELL 4 KEHRNRY, AT THEIR
soRRE TorSG Ho kss Is HSbs feu
years old kind and true u nil harness. free from vice
been zen trained %d ed, or , speed sTScd a.. @onth mile In
prompt gay driver aud first class horse for gen,
o e use n Be %pd f yaa y time
E EE1 S Ia Sy SH2 SlN built BY Dusrs
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT, BAY HORSE le HANDS
from vice. has fine style and action; good travellers
in every respect superior coupe carriage horse and
co,rp T@ r. nndE sSSnd a coon opnrp Avn
ELEGANT JLANDAULET II GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
ALDERYEY COWS.
A VERY HANDSOME lULL-BLoopED ALDERNEY
Cow years old has her second calf one week old by
lI 9 gov tSF All GLD HAD HER
ofmlk daily and Is very gentle.
A THE TlIoRoUGHBRED IMPORTED RACE
H. stallion Brigader was got BY Monargue out Of Sweet
purchased by NJ Leoyre yearIing and run
~ hn WIN success no was entered h nm, ior the Two
fitted to start by accident Breader is Of the mos, fashion
able blood y IES dr"pe ms irc recently sod 4r he
sur TS aaG be Rff % osrsd
ncsday next August H. at II O'clock ut Barker SONS
Gy Auction Mart aud New York Tattersaiis, corner Of
broadway ana Thryhhth street. where lac VIII DO on
hbton from tomorrow to sale. This must prove
opportunity for breeders
A FIFTY TOP AND OPEN SECOND HAND WAGONS
py s Gias rom r. up Ioaenes SIarenees
% I ~, I ris. ,, 1oape ovhaways'
very low aSons toh ana open heavy and light;
VIM. II. GRAY, ~ and Y Wooster street
For SALE LIGHT Roam wAaoN AN sEr or
-pOh nAhh, hiuiii iso1hD w tN ALL SCI Or
vii U xry han ingUire at 81 1 MiIi, o. way
Greenwich
-pop sArE poIrR IIopsRs w,pp,vrpn
-rut, nh"is, rVO III, aV n MalSisANIED
9ny business purpose at nan value $50 Opposite
Ell.n s.lce., run s.y.
-ro a... y M, vi aSOE -, TIVE IloNSEs'
& u mp S ~ n f w. ,I Eog Sproan s Isi
v ang name and s ta iIo' can "e dry, h very
Child Is not afraid the locomotive and will stand without
tying all Of these horses are warranted sound and kind and
tcnlas Inquire a private stables AZ Great Jones street
near the Bowcry. ~
OFFER OK ACCOUNT or NV uu,spAyns
"A. death five Horses suitable for any business purpose at
Blocker streets.
A FOR SALE, AT BARGAIN, TWO YOUNG,
n. sound Horses the property Of private family they
are ut Tor any knd OF business VII be sold ut sncrce
house 49, East sixty sixth street near First avenue
,-,,a,,1, 80 r - " -
A hANDSoMh, LluliI GoOrs k0CkAWAI, WITH
"a cut under leather cnrtancd and trimmed with brown
A FOR SALE, SIX HORSES FIT FOR FARMING
a. procering or GENERAL use to be sold Mt sacrifice. trial
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A UCTION SALE THIS DAY.
N THIS Monday MORNING, 10Y o'clock,
ut five story brown stone mansion
No AZ West 10th ST., between 9th and 9th avenues.
Handsome and genteel Household Furniture
two magnificent rosewood Pianofortes,
Steinwuy Sons and Chickerinp
Superb Parlor Suits in crimson, and gold brocado
SATIN gilt nlad Centre and Console Tables, Turkish
Lounges, Easy Chairs, imported bronze Figures Clocks,
Paintings Mirrors, Curtains Bookcases Library
Tables, Desks. elegant Turkish Suit, pieces
Elaborate Chamber Sets solid walnut aud rosewood
sisting OF inad Bedseads Dressing Cases Amoc aace
Washstands &c single Bedseads, Bureaus, 33 hair
spring Mattresses, fine Bedding rep plush and brocate
Suits in various colors Chairs, Rockers.
Extension Table, Buffet, Chairs In leather Slverwarc
Crockey, - Brussels and Ingram Carpets hareloh Suits
kitchen Furniture &c " Is Sale positive Take Sixth
avenue cars Goods packed il required
ROBERT &. CASIIIN, Auctioneer.
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CENTRAL PARK NIGHT.

(tENTRAL PARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THEODORE THOMAS
UNRIVALLED SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS
THIS MONDAO EVENING, August o, ut o'clock.
Overture Jubilee Weber
Polka Mazurka, Devils DRrning Needle" s.s.n..
Polka Schnel THUNDER and Lightning" ''..'''''"u''
. .
Selections First Act Lohcncrin Wagner
Selections midsummer Nights Dream Mcndelssohn
Overture "Bal MHsquc .AubeF
Fatasic, visions In Dream .Lumbye
Waltz ION the Beautiful Blue Danube Strauss
March, "Duepper Storm .Piefko
Admission 80 cents; boSes, VI and ~.
Tuesday Evening. August To- Grand schubert Night.
sd AVENUE THEATRE, NEAR THIRTY FIRST
- street.-SAM VILLA BuRLESQuE TROUPE Of beau:
tul young ladies' In CINDERELLA AND THE LITTLh
GLASS SLIPPER Saturday Matinee at 2.
rNIVOLI THEATRE EIGHTH STREET
i between Second and Third avenues
fAS FALh ~, a. H. a.
An original Fairy Extravaganza, entitled
PRINCE AMABEL;
or, TAE FAIRY ROSES
Magnificent Costumes New scenery, Properties and Ap
pOntmcnts
TWENTY NEW SPECIALITY STARS.
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CREAT ROWING MATCH
VI AT Rockaway,
Monday, August ., 1875.
Biglln Ton EYck and Bell.

Race in the morning. ll1a o'clock, open all Entrance
free Two pair race also double feet work
ing boats, uutriggcTs.
In the afternoon, O'clock arrival of from
New York. the Rowing Match for the mpionshp Of the
state OF New York and money prizes.
Messrs. Bigln, Ten l1yek and Bell
ll ..lI IL lll laAa
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A RETAILERS STOCK OF
~ China, Crockery and Glassware, Store Fixtures &c.
BEZJ H. SEIXAS will sell, this day 10 o'clock the
tire Stock contained No 53l Third avenue being
desirable worthy the attention of dealers The
Fixtures consist of four silver plated Show Cases. Counters
Cuns Ac
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INNGLISH BREECH LOADER, TOP LEVER, DA-
~ maseus barrels rebOunnf locks $50 gold price
500; also "A good Breech Louder for S.lS
. H. G.. SQU IIsI.S, No Cortlandt street.
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BOTTLED BEER, FOR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND
ID shipping: AN brands imported BAVARfAN HEIRS;
also the wei known and highly recommended BATOLONY
ROCHESTER, LAGER BEER. IOLLENDER a Co sole
ng).
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THE TURF.

nor SALE CIEAP-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH
II breeeh loading Gun, AT 49l Sixth avenue.