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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
MUSICAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

Professor Henri Perabeau, who has been iden-
titled with Washington for the last twenty years,
both as teacher and eminent performer upon
the organ has made his final adeu, and gone to
Boston to settle permanently.
Miss Zaidee Jones, favorte soprano of Wash
ington, and long time connected with the Metro
politan church choir, was married in New York
on Wednesday last to Mr.. Claude W. Smith, son
OF Hon. William A. Smith of North Carolina,
The marriage of the daughter of Secretary
Eyarts to Boston gentleman, and the possibil-
tiles that the longtalked-of state department ball
will soon be given, are matters prominently dis
cussed by society people.
Ex-Mnster Schenck was on the street yester
day, showing evidences, in his appearance, of his
late severe Illness Sol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08

Mr.. Taylor has visited Washington and
talked with the officials there; but no way
of helping him could be devised, it being
the business of the state to deal with such
offenders. People who are urged to settle
in the South, or invest their money there,
should give careful attention to such cases
as this.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
Our Washington Letter.


WASHINGTON, d. c., October 4, 1879
Messs. Editors The heated term has about
ended here in Washington, and the beautiful In
dian summer has come, which brings with it an
occasional hot day-as, for instance, yesterday
when the Thermometer reached ninety-five de-
grees In the shade-but they are now the excep-
ton rather than the rule. The harvest Is ended
the vacation is over, summer tourists are return
ing, and our city is gradually becoming itself
agan-socially and politically.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
just at present Is the all-absorbing theme with
every one here, and will continue to be until after
the November elections Washington city Is more
Interested in the movements upon our national
political checker-board than any other community
in the country. change Of administration or
the slightest move looking TO such a thing, agi-
tates the whole city and everybody in It, The
elections this year are regarded not merely as de-
csive OF who will be governors Of the states Of
New York, Ohio and Massachusetts,, but as a
strong indication OF how the presidential contest
OF 1880 Is to terminate and what party will hold
the reins OF government after the 4th of March.
81. That is the prominent stake upon which
each party must win or lose, and all prior cleo
tons are considered ~ Of minor Importance to
that-only straws by which we may tell how the
political breeze is blowing. The election in Ohio
being the first on the programme, all eyes are
turned just now to the Buckeye state" Each
party seems confident Of success and yet Foster
and Ewing cannot both be elected governor
One or the other must be defeated, and the pre-
dictions OF the great prophets OF either one or the
other of the two parties must remain unfuliled
Both OF the candidates are working like slaves
on the stump and in the canvass and both parties
have their best takers in the field Foster it Is
said, averages two speeches every day. The
struggle is holly contested and must, from all
appearances, be close run in the end. Senator
Thurman Is working for the sole purpose Of carry
ing the legislature, and, by 80 doing, Of keeping
his seat in the United States senate for six years
longer. Should the Republicans carry the legis-
lature there is strong probability that General
Garfield will be made senator, though, in our
humble opinion, his abilities would show to bet
ter advantage should he remain in the house
There he is the recognized leader, and the best
perhaps that the Republican party could have
while in the senate he would be but one among
number of political giants who represent that
party in that BODY
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general /:

Since the burning Of my MILL and failure OF my appli-
cation for help TO the authorities. have been obliged at
consider BILE expense TO guard buildings with armed
watchnan. Have been closing out personal property
as rapidly as possible; but would seem by the last
nnncaon not fast enough for them Succeeded
lug store and arranging for the transfer of the post
Office to native tn1ered resignation postmaster to
the department, and named Before
quslte papers came the new incumbent became frightened
and threw up his lease and his position. packed his
goods md left, leaving my again In jeopardy. i'm
nedielv packed my store goods which In wagons
out IN the weather awaiting opportunity for disposal and
abandoned the store and contiguous dwelling to It's fate
AS my NE had been Threatened arbitrarily transferred the
post-oce 70 neghber, and Informed the department
actlnn.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
THE COMING SESSION


litical strategy. Although it will be given up al
most wholly TO politics. 1t will still be marked by
policy 1t is the long session. Converting in about
seven weeks from this time, it will probably last
into nextJuly. A president must be made, and
the politicians will rule the day. Work there is
to be DONE certainly Of national and legislative
character, but it will be considered as merely in
cidental and of a secondary Importance. In the
congress itself there are several prominent can
ddates for the presidency. They are among the
leaders Of the parties to which they severally be-
long. They will hold the leading strings and
shape their party's course with eye single to
their own personal ambition. This they will try
to do at least and it not for the counter-ir-
ritants OF having opposing candidates in the same
party and of the same privileges Of leadership,
things would go on smoothly. Thurman would
have 1t all his own way in the senate, were it not
for Bayard Blaine would be omnipotent on his
side OF the chamber as far political Aspirations
go, II Conkling was non est-for we understand
through his friends that Conking has hopes for
the Republican nomination yet, provided he car
ries New York this fall for Cornell Blaine has
carried his state and is, without question: strong
candidate for the next presidential nomination.
Aside from these senatorial candidates there are
others outside of congress who will have their
champions in the persons of prominent members
Of both houses Grant and Sherman, who are the
leading candidates for the Republican nomina-
ton just at present, will be championed by diff
ferent wings of their party, as will Tilden, Han
cock and Hendricks by their respective adherents
among the Democrats. The South is now being
heard from on the question OF candidates, and the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08


in the next campaign, most of which, having
emanated from enemies either of the the president
or some member Of his cabinet, is without any
foundation whatever In conversation a few days
ago a gentleman who is regarded as rather a
shrewd politician expressed his surprise that no
one had analysed or attacked the veracity of the
alleged interview with Secretary Schurz pub
lished extensively a short time since. member
of the cabinet in casual conservation a few days
since expressed the same ideas about that publica-
ton. lie did not believe that Secretary Schurz
ever had such a talk with any one, and he had
good reason to know that the secretary would sup
port the Republican nominee for president, who
ever he might be. or course he had his pref
erences, like every other man, and on account Of
past differences between General Grant and him
| self he would doubtless prefer Sherman or some
other man, but that preference would not control
his action so far as to make him oppose Grant or
| Blaine, should either be nominated. The inter-
view reported was ridiculous in another partic-
ular. In it Mr.. Schurz is reported as saying that
when he Schurz) and Evarts made it the ultima
tum Of their remaining in the cabinet that Pack
ard OF Louisiana and Chamberlain OF South
| Carolina should be allowed to go by the board,
and that military interference in the local affairs
OF the Southern states should cease, he (Schurz)
| expected to encounter bitter hostility from Sher-
man, but to his establishment he found that Sher-
man agreed with him fully" This was character
lied asa great mistake. There was no such ulti-
matum by anybody. There was never any df-
ference OF opinion on the subject Of the Southern
policy in the cabinet. 1t was the presidents own
idea, and the cabinet acquiesced In conclusion
the member said: " Take it as my opinion that
| Mr.. Schurz never had such an interview" Great
pains have been taken by these same writers to
ascertain the preferences of the president and
cabinet in regard to candidates but thus far with
| out success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
WENDELL PHILLIPS

declines to accept the nomination of the Green.
back convention for the office Of lieutenant-gov-
ernor though he says the Greenback movement
is one of the "f four great causes" which he
"most seeks to serve;" woman suffrage prohi-
bition of liquor selling and protection Of the
negro" being the other three.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08

stands well before the people of Massachusetts,,
has good record so far as it goes but he is de-
cidedly unprepossessing in his personal appear
ance He has a large head, a broad face and
prominent chin. is little dumpy, so that his coat
tails are too near the ground" though think
not so near as to prevent his being elected COVER
nor, those of the /" Little Giant prevented his
being president of the United States, as the Mis-
souri, senator prophesied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08

person have Majority then from the highest
bers on the list the senate shall choose the edent
quorum for the purpose shall consist OF twohs OF the
whole number Of senator's and "A majority of the whole
number shall be necessary TO u choice"
Tie Democrats have clear majority of
five in the senate over all opposition. Be
sides this elective power they have eighteen
states. The Republicans have thirteen, and
seven are divided.
An election of president by either house
of congress, in the present temper of the
parties, would be a public misfortune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08

ION December I, 1873, nine o'clock NJ while myself
and family were attending divine service In the Sunday
school room over my saw mill my residence fired and
aud contents totally destroyed. Loss, $4,000. ON March
q 1879 they fired and utterly destroyed my mill and almost
it entire contents Loss about $4,000. No insurance
either"
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AMusEMENTs-iarH PAcE-s.h col.

.AMusEMENTs-i2rHP PAeE-sth col
ASTROLOGY-2D PAcE-5th col
sS4sSERs W1SrhSai$sa rEaa &: E.ss-ss and 4.A coll:
BRooKLYN BOARD, ArXkTaENTs fo LET, 90
egsINKss effoaF6SfTIE ffsFa pAer-e.A col
6i4Y 6HSTEss SGs
@ sHs and Sd s coils
COL
p3SeISa s1f.s.h PAa.ssS sS COL
DENTIsTRY-2D PAGE-6th col.
6SsEs rs LET fSsGRsIsnED
and sd coils
EE2xNYURsIoNsaD E2N H4 % p.es-.th, asa end 9Th 9Th coils
SSkSisE5 SR RJoss SsD APARTMENTS TO
y;ysSiESEH.ss !; ss fSssaesS sSs = a.: col = ;. .
EF ss s'
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-isT PAGE-5th and 9Th
hSusEs soons PEacSs s2 OF BUSINESS &C.
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1SsnH8SER nosT HSb FAssssa raa.@i.. se COL
NACHTNEkY-2D PAGE-eth COL
S5SfS4ET5:. ESss.Ss4 col ssi e..;., ss- IS
fkSssssfSaa sfSaSS5Ss ;s
PRofEKry As1Fo oyT Of S.. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sE4f S43EH IS fHSHSsaas E.s..i.
SALES AT AUCTION-l2rn PAGE-5th col
6ITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-lst
and I'd cols
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l27m PAGR-2d col.
sfEClAL NOriCES-lsr PACE-lst, I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th
coils.
sPORTING, BOOKMAKING, AC.-lsr PAGx-5th COL
SfORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-l2rH PAGE-4th and 5th coils
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-3d col,
THE TURF-lsT PAGE-5th col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-2D PAGR-lstco col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGR-3d and 4th coils.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
2D PAGR-2d COL
WANTED TO PURCiIASE-2p PAGR-6th COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY &C-9rH PAcE-6th COL
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C-lOrH rAoR-6th col.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE I.2e5 BROADwAY.-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALEs,OF PAPERs. AID.
vERTIsENENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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A --A--A--AN ESSAy-A.-A-A.
IN debility the cause o premstuta decline
decay OF vital powers. physical and mental inbscilit,
cvnsuptiou. Insanity, &c reprcncnsi,s of sitnr
crforh Illustrated hy numerous vases Nv mail 20
currency or postage stamps Address kECNEfARy. New
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. ~c.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL ( NEAlsNlf.
IA ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rll Az.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that Is warranted
IN harness three days given
test warrantees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -LAsr pAs-LAsr wARsiso-
LAST DAY-LAsr wARSrSo.
coxxoswgALrm DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
ELEyESrH oEASD DRAwIS0.
AT xAcAuLKTs THEATRE.
IN rnE CITY oF LOUISVILLE. gv.
vnEo ron SATURDAY.. AUGUST 20. ,s7a
soA rHx surroEys q .x,ax, y,aE CITY SCHOOLS ov
AUTHORIZED M rHE STATE.
SUSTAINED ~ rHR COURTS.
AND vAia AND SQUARE
NO IrrsoarIos-so sdSY ,S,yscroxs ,S, AGAINST THIS
LIST OF rRIzEs
rsixk sw so
rkHE ioLv
"a, rwizxs a, m, sc ,Ssss,
~ rszEs rszks TO- kxSm .....'-.-......- i"t "ss.,
- sszs sszss E1sH ....:.: .:..::.: IsS$$
...--ArrKoxixAfioS PRIZES
rei1Es 80 M ................ i
i.poo siiz<oo
BEAR IN MIND rnE FOLLOWING
sIRsr-rHIs COMPANY ALLOWS ANY TICKET
HOLDER raE rRIvILE0g OF CALLING OFT HIS
NUMBER. HAVING IT SHOWN hin. AND ~ NE
WISHES. CAN PLACE IT IN raE WHEEL nin-
SELF.
THIS EyrEcruALLY PREcLUDEs ANY POSI-
BILIrY oY USvAiREss.
why DON'T THEY ALL DO Irs
sEcoxD-rHE DRAWING rAKEs PLACE OPENLY
AND PUBLICLY AT xAcAuLEys ruRArEE. ONE
or THE LARGEST THEATRES IN THE SOUTHWEST.
AND Is WITNESSED ny PROM 100 TO 2SO
TICKET HOLDERS FROM ALL sscrroSs oS THE
COUNTRY.
EIcHoRxs cELhBRArED BAND WILL yURxlsH
TIE MUSIC DURING rHR INTERVALS IN THE
DRAWING
'rHE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ov LoUIsvILLE
HAVE BEEN INVITED AND ARE gxPEcrED TO BIZ
PRRsRNT At rHE. DRAWING.
rIcKETs 81: HALVES, g.
ADDRESS T. J conMERyoRD. sEcRErARy.
I OR AT iss BROADWAY. NEw YORK.
Lists yIs ~ DGAWING D Will M yE rusLIsHEp p Is
"HEkAI.Dn NEW YORK .srAATs zElTuN6." PITTs
BURG COMMERCIAL GAxEfTE," ST. LOUIS ..TIMEs-
oL Tsr GIc 81 ns bSR ~
TICKET HOLDERS.
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A LII SHOULD LOOK AND REAu

A LII SHOULD LOOK AND REAp
AND Ruy THEIR TICKETS AT TIiE LUCKY opFIcE
EXTRA ROYAL HAVANA draw September Ia
LOUISIANA aud kENIurky stain. aud sil GER.
MAN GOvkRNMENr I.OrTERfEs
AUG. GkEEKbERG A co. Bankers. 1ia Bowery. bs-
tween spring aud Prince sts Open ui a. H.
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LAST DAY. LAST DAIff
OFFICE H1HT orEs nIs1Sw TiEn dctScx SSSsi roSromr
lAS sa.ss.
sHcoNb cAfiTxL. iSo
10 Prizes 81 each, 81. .Go ,oSoS
~ rRizEs OF tEACD SO.....-............ l0Oo
aS Es!zks Fs!zks g g @ @kxs 10: ::,:: .:. sS:, !s
1000 Prizes APEsoxfaarros Fl o4fa r FsI1i.s 1000
sssEzEs ssE Il q kASs ks $.::.:.....'..... $. 81
Lsdo PRIZES. .soo
WHOLE TICKETS. "a HALVES. g.
BE IN TIxEi BIZ IN rIxEii
DRAWS SATURDAY. AUGUST so
BUY BEFORE IT is TOO LATE
OPEN THIS EVENING TILL . O'CLOCK
81 NASSAU ST.. Man ruLfox.A MIS-
A DOES THIS LOOK LIKE THEY OWNED
ALL THE GRANrss
COPY OF ORDER OF INJUNCTION AGAINST
SIMMONS : DICKINSON.
GRANTED by JUDGE FRAME.
OF THE FRANKLIN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT or
KENTUCKY
FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT
S wsn S'%sa %" ~ and ] s s s
agent agents they now have hereafter have.
::s
IN any S sr Ss iss Of 10 s IA % 70.
sistng promoting tho drawing OF advertising the
any any ans lottery styled
psce S tho s sSs ssesS,
yr 10 .. tho Snss ISSsr s
Legislature approved March ssnsssrs
from the plaintiff to s. Stewart Of date Deesmsss 81
Wines. hand clerk of tho Franklin cireais Court
Syj " rsHsk55ss Il sk5GxErr' & Il . S,c 6
SINCE THE ABovE INJUNCTION WAS GRANTED
THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
AND MURRAY. FRANCE co. ARE TIE ONLY
ONES DRAWING BY AUTHORITY OF THE CITY or
FRANKFORT. KY. UNDER THE FRANKFORT
GRANT.
E kES1ucST S21kST kSTTsny S,.rs COMFY 81
ss ~ s.s.: ss-sssssi .s g S s ,sss il a. aa
Il H. ri s9 %. Il ss.sy W % .. s.
Ann st. iss 4'h "v aud 2sa arssa s1r;,y S.sH s. oo
A WORD TO THE AfrLIcTnD.,pIsRAsg IN
sst @ sss;i's,s' s
KMg yqs a COW
near sist St
A TrENTIoNi-THIRTY YEARS PRUssIAN AND
.nssn s. p''es' SxcSsS Is, Sos SON.
4 LII DIsEAsEs SKIN DISORDERS. NERVOUS DE.
Ability; 20 years Paris hospital s.ps,rsnse efreesasi
cures pr fRoTiN. ~ Bond st.
JlROUGHTON's INvIGoRAT1NG SYRUP. A CERTAIN
Dcure for pain in the back side or chest headache, dim
exhaustion constipation aud all diseases OF the
noanesd neara5e soc.sd and cured money rssSrscd
Adv,ce circulars and sample bottles Free Come got
the medicine viii you aud has cured thousands
aeetorious drugs pleasant to tho taste and Of
n al n s tho S ws
gives strength vvncity clear and healthy skin. bloom
blood is purified and tho Whole body restored TO strong
and healthy eendsion %, % Price aSs soc 81 and g per
DRAM REsT.--RHEUMATIsM CURED BY MAG.
Dpetie treatment Mrs. BRisCoE end assistants, aV7%
East 9th st.
n DIVORCES LEGALLY. QUIETLY AND IMMR.
k''"'''' MUNRO ADAMS. Attorney ie4 broadway.
n -orpICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS
D.KssrucKv srArn-sxrnA class NO bC7-AUe. ~, 1879
"a IA. !. .e. SO q, o. 81 %, ~. 20 80 a. "a.
as rs 81 81 sfxS6ss Il f. 81 SicsIssSs RI S.r.ssr M
'sSs',s sS - g. g. % 't1s' Il
CO. rs y" ~ III Ebpx4 y 20, Manager. 81; 49,
cIsSS SSc.sy
n KENTUCKY STATE DIsTRIgurI0N
~. Av9usr. .s 70 chrITAh ITAIa,lr, rE,zE, .sisgo .
TICKETS. ST. PRTzhs PAID IN FUTi.
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
CAPITAL, rRIzE, saoov
WHOLE TICKETS. e.; HALVES. 81
LOUISIANA ,srArE.cArIrAL seoen
WHOLE TICKETS. ~; HALVES, 81
Royal IIavans. Extraordinary drawing ssossmbsr To-.
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WHOLE TICKETS "a HALVES. 81.
BE IN rIxEi BIZ IN rrxEi
DRAWS SATURDAY, AUGUST ~
BUY BEFORE 1T Is TOO LATE
JACKSON & CO.. BANKERS, GENERAL AGENTS.
81 NASSAU ST.. NEAR FULTON.
A DOES THIS LOOK LIKE THEY OWNED
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THE TURF.
brighton BEACH FAIR GROUND.
CONEY ISLAND.
TO-DAY FRIDAf). AUGUST 20.
THE EVENT or THE RACING SEASON,
GRAND MATCH RACE BETWEEN
BRAMBLE.
FORTUNA AND
MoLLIE MCCARTHY
EnD
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A LUCKY OFFICE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
August 30
$1,000
S5.UU
Whole ticket, 81.
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
August ~.
xjUuDU
$1,000
5000
Whole ticket. 81; half, 81.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Septenber0
S3DOUh
xiUUu
som
Whole tcket. -; half. 81
ExTRA HAVANA DRAWING,
September l8
5s.UuO pesos.
1OOtpD pesos.
5000 pesos.
Whole Ticket $f0o quarter x5 tenth $40; twentieth S.
Capital Priss OF 1000 pesos In Extra Havana April g.
lS7v and Capital Prix. OF <JUUuU Louisiana State
Suly =. 1873. we're sold BY
THEODORE zscHoCH. ~ PARK ROW.
UPTOWN orpICE. ssSi BROADWAY. near 18th q.
Both Offices opcn to-day until i0P.M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLARK q, 4 GS sso1pNkEl SsskERs NEAR DUANE,
orES THIS EVENING TILL O'CLOCK.
Kr"TSSSy Dsaas sstSS IastsF LOTTERY Ct
4 sss.' @ s'9 90 SS . g SoS g sss1I
il g $$ $$$ g g g e g g g 'oA 'ssg:1II
Ii z Is 5 20 90 ~ e SsS 2 e soS . s.si!e
Prise .ssSoo Prizes Of es.ss,. 81 sss, soo
81 3, $:::: $:;::: + g
wnoLE e. rickEfs. s5i;i:f j. q oss sa'I5e DOLLAR
Sskx SFE RAx HEsE Foe COMPANY
=. IS, oss;;.' sSs r.!;ss SSss 600 90
.'I' I" sssS ss g Ss Ss g g Sss3 Sss3 SSSS g
~ 50 > g s$ IS 8 g IS $SsS .. 9
wl5Hg rf!ahsr.s rieKNrs. sa ali HALVES, IVES 81
c2s ekEs cIs c s EyEsss V sfHR DGIGSk
nivoRCEs SPEEDILY. WITHOUT PUBLICITY; IN
;.s essl sR
ssst place adjoining Cooper Institute No charge
unui divorce granted
DE EIcoRDs EssExcE or LIFE PEEMASESTLY Is,, r ,.I
vsks failure Impossible; price So per Sole depot
7uaivsrs!sy place. New York
nR X HERzBRRG. NO 10 WEST 22D ST.. HAS RE-
Dtnrned from the country and resumed his practice
INVOICES sPREDTLY OBTAINED. WITHOUT PUB
Dssertion. incompasbiiiy osher strics
'' ISAAC G. BoycE. Lawyer. DAB broadway.
nRs DYER GRINDLE CURE ALL DISEASES
espsion and Office ~ West 18th st. 9th
Il. "SS;SSirxI' s,sSS% SISSE,S; giSES;;ss
RNERSoN 4 Goss. iso BROADWAY. ROOM T.
EDwIN D. SMITH, " D.. sURGEoN.-DIsEAsEs OF
HS nsE ".sfSs xESsE sH''i sxI
i0o East 2ssh st. Hours to and to Sundays to l.
ExHAUsTIoN DISEASES OF MEN:-FoRri YEARS
Esnceessful practice. DIR. BARROW, ~ Irving place,
ssss Academy Music. Hours. 9to2 3tos.
uXNRY A. DANIELS. N. D.,
lllA4 Lexington sv 10Th Hours to and to T.
Attention TO gentlemen only.
II JACQUES, NJ d.. UNIVERSITY PLACE.-DIS-
insassSe 20 health Hours
10 " 2 and > tor
U -sa NASSAU ST g. NASSAU ST.
IA oJ.u JAcKsoN ,S;. s CO; Ii, BsntSr. a.a,n..
~ RsrJ5Er il ijSF STATE LOTTERY Aud5sT i
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Il Il .sss 4 g, g g g 8, g g g g g g ssss ii
Il . 9 az 9 g SoS % SIS i
=! rrss. $4,000 2 Prizes Of each,.. 81 900
s ss g. g Fs::: Prize: 81 81 ':.sS :ss iS i
wuo,iss 8; 1Isksys E;I.s: u a nlv lIs7ps5 SS,Y,r
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FOX x4UOU.
ALSO THREE OTHER RACES
RACES BEGIN AT 8 r. n.
ACCESSIBLE BY ALL ROUTES TO THE ISLAND.
FNROrTING AT HENPSTEAD DRIVING PARK. L. l.
large party assembled the said park witness
trot Tor $iU between j. H. Hasser's horse
Electricity r. Dickersons gray Mary Ellen and R.
Huwkshaws b. z. Dick Sands, by
Bay gcding Electricty. Tune. Arst heat tElec-
Bay goldng Electricity, time, second baat.. 2:34
Bay geldnK Eieetrcity time, third heat 2:33
Bay geldng Electricity time, fourth heat 2:3lL
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a :ri!is iNsfIfrrioS MAS nIlriAmI.Y MOOR:
fOkATED BY TILE LEuIsLATUHk on TiIE sfArE
fOk EDucAlIoN And CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN
ian rok IiIk IEkM or rwkNrY.Fnk ytAMsa 10
EdArh y rLE,rEp y w,ii acArirAs r. oo".s
Or xt5uWsa IT. NEvkR scAI I.Es oN rOxrrONEs lrs
GRAND SINGLE ,NtMnkk DISTRIBUTION HAS
SECOND TUESDAY ,..
- .S57 PRIZES; rufAL. tiin.tplt CAPITALS xJDoon,
tiuuuo, S,y. &c lvnuo TIckErs. TWO lfn Dol
LARS HALVES, ONE etil DOLLAR APPLY no NJ A
pAurnIN, POST ofriCE hoy Ay, NEW ORLEANS
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A -<1s,-vREAr BANuAf> BAY HORSE YEARS
IN .senod snd kind truts tast; to dreen bv sdy
tep sson saa hsfse.. good a. e.nef has NO use
fss thea sso fons fhsstsn. eh.aa lis No~t 5ist -
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LISTS ut DRAWING WILL Bk PUBLISHED is
L9visvILLE rcovklEky 20 s NEw l}r r2Es
BURG "cpMnEECIAL aAxErTE,r ST LOUIS TIN Z. ~
CIAL Lists WILL BE PROMPTLY NAILED TO ALI
TICKET .HOLDERS.
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A YOUNG LADY, EXcELLENT VOICE, FINE
N readcr, wishes q situation leading soprano IN
Presbyterian Episcopal church. Apply 90 q. CARL
BEkG no ksst i2th .. -
llrANrkD-SpECIALiY LADY OF CULTURE
w experience aud musical ability Tor leading boy
opera, also lady of musical culture. young
and preposscssing unusual opportunity for compecnt
parties. Apply immediately TO CHARLES X. GARDl-
MIR ~ Union square
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

A FRYE AND ROCK"
A.NAN HglIs 10 the vnly Fonuinc ~ per bottle drug
ussts aud grecers my label; ~ gallon
depot, ~ Chambers 81. near Sksreh. y. VAN BklL4
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

INRrIER's DANCING ACADEMY, ~ kAsr i4tH.
Nnesf sth brooklyn branch, Bi Fulton. Now opcn
Priv ate lessons any hour.
L,ERNANDO's DANCING ACADEMY. 55rH ST. I'D
bank buildinTi- -ReopcniuK Thursday, septcmber
"a. send tor circular
MR. rRENORs ACADEMY OF DANCING, BROAD
Mwsy aud 32d 81, New York. -Reopens september =
SAUsE'S DANCING ACADEMY, ia, 1io EAST 18TH
tNRkOPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER =; private In
~ send fot circular