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POMT OF nEw XOI.A, Jun. Is.
On RISES ...f 80 NO, n RIsEs... %
On .......7 81 HIGH wArrn 10 SO
Cleared.


s:;::
sys 2ssa Co. % "a ns%s'p shI.
S.nna p w W. da; h ss
mond Alien fas.on Baltimore. Wosisr. TeteIsCars %.
Arrived.
ms sae 20 My MAY s yh
fs EsSs Is:,o5 h e. MI sssS
ar, out on The lsh ship outside of the Light HUE
Caso hallet. from Antwerp. with 1856 passenger.
shp sSSyh Csr9Iiaa owens Of Bath, from New o!en,
eo CO III Sy as .s s
% ,h hs eas e dis.
Ss ss IL sss
:dsss. s.. .i,h .hp ii,iah h:se; oiss9:;
pa S wS SsT XVI days fro" Liver
md.s To sSand d:y em q :n ~
say - lag, us!, ,lf S,.. Of sf No, vn,,
0% s Ss
Brig Cyrus, Merryman. tom Matanz,. June 5. with maa..
riSss, H:s from cisAlaeso with ms.s
Brig 10 days from Guayama, R. with sugar
sehr syTa Stevens. s days from Bonare to Bad.
ses ChnrpelI Sawyer. from Tobacco May 10TH with md,s
Norwegian chr Dopbia. 80 days from Rio Janeno. with
2's sc S,ps s9 es rnpP; c. So n. .
| johnson LowJon. w.
Schr fhebe Eliza, Os ram GEORGETOWN with flour.
fatch sioop ARIEL. frem NewbuIy port, Mass.
Below.
mdse to J Grswo.d. -
Ship Phadepha, Warrington from Liverpool with passen
gers. - -
Br ship Liverpool swn'ord. from Liverpool May H. with
passepg-s. -
Barque Manchester, from Antwerp with passengers
hamhg bsTque Lonis 80 days from Hamburg with mde
Smith Balchen. "
sw brig superb 20 days from Goenburg with mdse to
Boz * Johnston.
Br brig Elizabeth. from glasgow, with mdae order.
Sa1le0.
SHIPS Engan Lvepool; Sully, HAVE; Martha Washing.
ton. Apalaehco!a.
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KNICKERBOCK Err THEATRE,

DOR THE BENEFIT OF NIX CANFIELD, tie Amer
Hercules which the the u. shiI
Columbus and fall Band have kndy voiu their
vices This veai June 49, Of the best g
Mt by this ented congregated under
roof consti OF Ballet Palomme, Slack Rope, Fakir
Ava Vauitng Taeeaux Feats Of Strength Comic Danc
Singing Tumbing. Box IS Pit llI cents fls lsrc
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CHANCE OF DAYS.
Ia consequence Of the Railroad take
Boston sunday
II-FAKE REDUCED N
FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORr AND PROVIDENCE.
FARE 70 BOSTON s. so
DECK FARE 81 500
NEWPORT AMI PROVIDENCE 81.
l9rac, ~a The new and spendid stea laer NEW
JERsEi Captain H. ury will leave the
ioet Of Barclay street, (norh sIde)
Monday Aite noon. at O'Clock.
Fesoiar days rom New York; Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. From Providence via Newport, Tuesdays Thurs.
days and saurd Immediately aiter the ARRIVAL Of
at tam |, ON Boston
For pssas freight apply to Bennett at the Office
the VIVA mi2 3msEc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
AOH - FOR Albany AND TROY-Mornng
yZn...kk.1 LAT intermediate places.
The steamer TROY. Captain A. Gorham, this smng,
at O'clock.
The steamer EMPIRE. Captain 3. r.. Roe tom orrow
morning at u clock.
Evening the foot OF Courtlsndt STREET. drec.
The steamer ALBANY Captain II. B. Macy ihs evening.
at ~ t,ock.
The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean, to-.
morrow evening" At 7 o'clock,
The Bos Of this Line owing their light draught OF
ter, able all times the barn. and reach Albany
and Troy ample take the morning train Of for
the east or west.
For passage freight appy board the offices the
vharves. je1s
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I. Nal
2' Moa
}Chs; brig is, MS a Haley 70. NYc,
The only vessels sons the Coast We kav. ye, no rains. and
S SO are Ss
we'll they may
Of The ioek~bS ne piiot boat Phsnio '""' " ''' "e'
CMdoya m NYoIk bouad to Boston. 18TH 400 miles Of
,rtoms., 81 "a GRIND. for NYerk sh inst, off Dou.
GseS Orleans iol Cover "i III inst. off Cape
Whale b. ig in, Go Inns. Of and for mr ct GU.
mopb. so hl: or bound east Oh inst lat u.s. loa 70 obY
Eamsr Of Duacss FIN H,v,ra for Cowe. ,, inst lat 50
hyoo lon 90 10
Foreign Ports
BSkMhs YMay -A Marianne w's'ing Blt Josephine.
Nav ia A VII r s'm, EH Hutton NN1Yas'
Lovrs May son Ernst en- Eu;,ar Fo:,er Bremen for
EssoRE, May HAn Cxarina, Graves. Bostoc 70, St Pc
d,s%.l1.s May .Hsia iaaniio, B%.o' NYari; sh, Th
s,ss MI mA cG!S%snsT Barker sss; NSs:
r;T,yssrsss, Nv isoa fsen: Savannah, :, Liyersse
Afs :s bsss ks s..S N
81 ss'r XsS .f Miller 20 fs
fsss Siass :os" Esh Pn
s.s:s 'ss Nv a.s'fs: :x pss s:l rs rs..
srS sS w M.S e. IN oRS MYO.
ela issh y b"6:n, M.as,id, p lad ' o"',' D."'"
for A~..s'da~ fhi E"ai. NoIsss W.,s hi fi Has'
g. b Esc' scs Sys for
says:s Sp sH%n samSoul. KsadrieA, Boston. and
Wat AT. %tfGs
q. rasi JhT sa..msn lsd: Susan. Lake, Mai.sii
MArAsz.s Jsue SIN port, Heile.pont Ellis for NYo,ko
days; Easie. Fullerton. do.
Lake Ports
BUFFALO, june l5-Ayr Cleveland, Hazard Chicago |
Js;. Fs!%s, D$S ssfs
Erie Boston, Chicago; Roanoke. Chicago Mar,a@ Fair
Jug %,,n, Xsnee p9n;Sy L.suoo
s".-so: Msda ia. M,,sass Gom Ha Ray Hs,.s.;
.se ts%is% tss: WSoalssd. ess 81 sSa'
S,ss' c." sRf niy NY0a Elizabeth S'
ss s. RS,ss
hp As,%a e
rs Fss s. &; q,
r.. Fsss Claire H.,r: oo Joa,. Which S
ss SS Ssi; H Ri'Is fS s.: hi SyoNs ye
Angu.t. sherwood do Ar Msdi:cn BsILley do; O. d
APALAc NICOLA, June Std RothsehiId Fell Lyerpoo
England. poothby do Foam Rowland. York. southeraer
AL IN. do.
Mog,LT. June ,s.ClS Symmetry Press Liverpool; yir-
Tor, Hartford; Annawan, Burdick, DO. AR Mary iie.
Gait Philadelphia
on; 81 Re e'bay Howard Liv,rpool; Susan Drew PaEs
Bre Wlsting, Bremen; Abby Bake Pratt Havsns; Lyno
cue, McCloon. boso.; Ada Eliza Mashman CtaIleton
IIsas STANDARD, lBr Darrell. Bs,tsdoes Ch.ushoocme
Whi9ea Ch,,ls,?n Ar har'n adams fiayre yirsipis
Ragged Island, Equity, Morgan. MatamoIas.
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% cOMsTOCKy sARSAPARlLLA.-For thsrsdl.
aa OF all msladies arising from impure ststs Of
the blood constitutional diseases and general debility
The universal merits bestowed upon this ssrsaparlia for
its good qualities is sufficient recommendation for the
arcleFwthout adding any Sold at 81 Court
landt street. Price so cents bottle or - Dozen
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AUCTION SALES.

THOs BILL, Aucs.
UCTION NOTitE This Day at l0x O'Clock. in tfu
n sale room II spruce street by oder OF Admin Iator
variety Of vaiu be ARTICLES yix Ciothg Gold Watche,
Fancy Goods irish Linens, Dngs. Hosiery. Lu,lins, Cali
& o, Silks. JewsIy. Hafdware. &c. SC j8 Item
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

GUAyAMA, tP. r. June !, 1874.
send you this short note by big Ava, capt. Chase sh
leaves ia port FrsL CHI baqe basque MonRe dg for Marse
les.
At Jobss. brig Eolus, Haley. for NYork, in days.
= Al Parllas schr kei J4cket Jarvis Dig for NYoik
The only vessels sonv the We hav. rains ant
the hopes OF good Ia 8t5 issug poo
have dsmay stamped their coantnances,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
tconespondsnes Of the Herald.l


WAsHiNcTos, Oct 4 ls4x
In connexion with the business OF the called cs,,.
Tuesday last, mentioned in my letter Of the same a.,
understsnd that an important correspondence has con-
menced between the Executive and Gen AImon,e tho
Mexican minister to the United States on the subject Of
eniisting seamen, and fitting them with munitions of
war; for the two Mexican steamers lying in your port
thought here, by few who have every facility of
learning the cabinet movements that the seizure those
vessels BY this government is beyond the bounds Of
probability signor Almonte will have 10 interpose his
diplomatic powers for the prevention Of every even the
most trhng breach Of neutrality by the vessels belong
ing TO his government while in waters or else he
will subject himself to the unpleasant alternative Of seeing
the laws Against such violations rigidly enforced
Amongst the pressing and prominent applicants for Of
fce from Captain Ty Ter, at this time In Washington il
gentleman named Abel. the Captains biogrspher He
should by all means get foreign mission.
The Ex-Miniser to Rio de Jsnerio Geo. H Profit
paid his respects to Captain Tyler this morning and
VI course received with warm manifestations by
his beneacor George has pocketed about $4,000 by his
excursion to South America He goes west in few days
for the purpose stumping fer Polk and Dallas George
regular fire eater and when he gets upon "a
stump, the coons will have TO streak il.
ludicrous, but nearly fatal accident, happened laG
night about O'Clock. One Of three persons nened
Bowie while riding up the Pa Avenue. with the election
returns IRON Blsdensburg, and shouting "hurrah tor
rra tumbled both horse and self into gulley in the
capped unhurt but ths horse become smmed in 20 close
tha required all the efforts OF of persons 10 ret
nim Out with ropes wsg present exclaimed hurrsh
for Pratt in Clay
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER q.
sun RISES. ......6 20 1 MOON RISES. :.
SUN SETS. 40 HIGH WATER.


Cleared
sn ;s.y ar
well Col Aquenet, Mosher, Philadelphia Cook Smith;
agher Nobie. Barclay LvingstonBarques TeIidor, Ri
jams, Reed, Mobile, ElweI Co; Carl Whelms tHreml
nos Ayre w w De Forest 4 Co; Republic, IBreml fe1ler
rars Foster Nickerson; Duied Williams Wilmington,
pion, York. Boston; ohello Ryan, Demarara Col Mann
nah. surgess Clesrmaaschrs sa'ah Ferguson Newbern
bosset, Harris, Gibraltar and Cadiz, Elwell
Arrived.
Barque Rapid Ward ID days from Havana with sugar &c
Moses Taylor The Trenton Pitman I'm Boston, the
18th Sept Hayant-Capt Pmsn reports the 18th Sept
the Bahama Banks he spoke the Pet bu 20 days from New
York for Vera Cruz and that she had experienced hur-
which lasted from The 26 the 10Th Of August aud she
before reported
Norwg brig Buonovento Matthiessen days from Lsuwg
Norway, with 1la00 bars iron To h B-ch X Kunhart
Brig Orioe Barsstow, from Rio de Janeo, Sept with mds
Brig Girad, GiIparck Of saco 10 days from Mayaguex
II, with sugar, &c to Alsop Chauncey.
Brig Moon Knudson days from Charleston, with cotton
Brig Ponce Lu IS days from St Domingo City, with
Schr bor, williamson days from Berlin with corn, the
master.
schr Wood, Bunker from Lubsc with plaster Brett
v2se.
Dr. chr Acadia, Barnes days from Cumberland Ms with
schr Ann smith Cranmer, from wilmington NC. with ma
sa stores g y Powell Sid in CO. with schr Samuel lnga-
sehr feguus Cole from Wilmington Nc, with naval
so Ogden.
Sailed.
ships !iah Hammond, New Orleans; Southport, Griffith
Charleston barqne Msary Brown, Turks Island
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VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
Pratt's majority. 3n

ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VcrINe.-A number of
persons were yesterday arrested by the officers of
the City Police charged with having voted illsgslIv ~
the election in this city Wednesday last Their names
were Christopher Armstrong, William weire John I'd.
wards, who said he only voted three times, Walter
Hughes and Joseph Bevan
They were all committed to jail by Justice schsefer
in deanlt OF security for their appearance at Baltimore
CITY Court on Monday next TO Baltimore 4reyi
can Oct o. $500
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New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF STocxs-BosroN. OCT a
PsKfs FROM CLEyELANp TO CANApA, TO OcI. lst,
Wheat hush ETou,. Lbks. Pork. bis

SALES OF STocKs-B0sT0N, Oct q.
at the Brokers' Board-7 shares Merchants Bank new
1887 4sl East Boston Co. 4 800 do 1885, 200 do I43 IS
do bio l4a 100 do b60 las 200 do bl5 l4t; 100 b6O
4t 400 do b30 l4; IS Norwich and Worcester RR 76t
20 do 70; Boston and Providence RR 1917; 800 Read
ing RR 26 SO do, b30 26; 100 do 26s 20 Western RR
s6il00 do $751; 40 do $751; 50 do b3O 4s0 L. island RR
s3li 100 dividcnds East Boston Co. 5 GIG.
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZINC

n.
A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAU GHTER rrspectrpllv
announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York thai
their Glasses in Dancing Waltzng and the Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room Constitution HALF $50
broadway on saturday, October 18th, and will continue
Days Tuition for Young Ladies Gentlemen under a.
every tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing 3and
for the elder class Of Gentlemen Every new sylr or
Dancing taught III Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
top pupils
Mr. W that the references he shall offer Of his capabv
WIN Dc satisfactory Schools and Academies attended APP
Avenue where terms will be made kno aud circulars ven
containing particulars. % Ims re
MILE, PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully INFORM,
W her patrons and the public general that about 10
form Ctdsse de Dance for ladies' and gentlemen in winch
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning achool will I've from IL O'Clock o'clock
and the evening from o'clock to O'clock.
call a. Id psss h wishing a
- II FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.-ll
DIR. HOLLICK'S SELECT LECTURES
ON The Physiology and Philosophy OF III. Reproductive
Functions. and tleir Phss c and Moral consequence
illustrated by fifteen fnl!-..ned perfect models OF
rH rh EMb BIZ H Oh T ro pEaEuM &c
10 every stage Of deyeomen besides several prepara
' TuEsOzto s $sPs " n IA ST, THURSDAY
In Broadway Hail. Of Broadway Grand st. al TX NJ
Each Lecture complete in itself though the whole form
All the Models shown each evening.
Tickets for the course, 90 Single Lecture So cents
Youths NOT admitted
full for Ladies only the afternoon OF the
same day. Admss on Is cents
An Exhibit of all the Models with Desc .e,ur.
VII be gwen al 10 each morning precisely Admission IS cts
" can be consulted oily hou- before each Lee.
tur Patients attended to ia the order of their
oj 3tsec
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SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence OF the HernI..

.rl r,,-.. PHfLApELpHiA, Oct 3-P NJ
Deer Creek Va ca McKm, Moore NYort; jas Pst.n
NIB Washington, Dickens Charleston; Palm Eid,ijse Bos
I R; tn basie 90; susan spogord spofod dol Moss
lack Downing ass.pea Baltimore; Theron Young NYorI
tiOme Ports.
urH,LAphLrhA Oct Arr Joseph Cowpsrthwait Nobre In,
Taylor Charleston Robt VAIN, Seus BDston " '
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pared with previous seasons but the quantity Of produce
received At Cleveland from all Sources must be larger
IMAM heretofore The crops Of that section have been
unusually large, and the amount brought to market
corresponds The exports to Canada from Cleveland h.
season. compared with last, show increase but COM
pared with previous show great falling Off
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrYrcArIoN.

FLoUR-The speculative feeling is still in the market
and the price OF Genessee is further advanced to 81
u.s. This does not indicate the value Of -four and
decline may daily b. expected
HAY-Common qualities sell wanted at 30 33c;
prime at 40, for export.
Ey-Drudge casks are dull at o4c; western and
prison barrels at 24f 25c.
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very dull at 81 49, Pearls very
steady at 81 43i
CorTor-The sales to-day amount to about 500 bales,
the rates paid before the steamer arrived being barely
tanned, prices being generally easier We annex our
previous quotations, until the transactions de-
cided -
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PARIS IN NEW YORK.

THE City Of Paris that grand capita Of Europe aiming
= 100000 inhabitants be without leaving New
York The proprietor Of this exhibition has the honor Of
forming the adesand gentlemen Of New York and
opened for few days At No M Lycegm Of Natural History
fee in circumference, and be all the Houses Streets
Churches Palaces Gardens, Fountains Courts, Promenads
River sei1e and Steamboats, the Bridges Pee Ia Chase Gene
yser full description Of the beauties Of this great city.
Persons who have Paris will Immediately where
they have resided Open day from a. NJ 10 r. M.
Abundance l21s cents, children half price
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AUCTION SALES.

A uGTION NOTiCE.-Eegant Fpniturs-on Thunday at
"A lO O'clock will be sold the entire superior Furniture all
made ORDER Of very contained IN lie
handsome modern built house No. 70 Green street near Spring
Particulars in future ad
OF st'rc THos. BELL. Auctionesr
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90 TO NEWS MEN AND CARRTERs.-00

0J- TO NEWS MEN AND CARRIERS. on
THE DAILY EVENING MIRROR.
THE first number Of the EVENING MIRROR will be is
scnpons by the year sG-nge copies The usual
discount and carriers. Advertisements the
whe advertisements will be received to-day and
on Monday next Sptl pSs &c spPscesons also received
ABOVE ''' WEEKLY 'Af MSkhis WILLIS,
o3 2tis StxM 'nc Editors and Prorietors.
GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE.
TUE Gs s s p% the E Il c H.
qaa South Cos5ona George, aud Montgomery Rail Road
North and this being the period which those OF citizens
are making 10 return PERMIT me- through ,he
dunn Of your columns 70 recommend 10 them to make their
rbe any other route both point Of ease comfort safety
and the excellence OF the speed
rs" ON se s ss * times. and
confidently speak Of its merits and superiority the
citizens Who travel by preference to the Others and feel
confident that those who make ral Of will thank for
"dyaniags should occupy more Of sansb spses h
am willing do, aud Will therefore, merely say that the
engagements excellent and that part Of the which
aversed by of the best roads
the States the commodious the horses of
description, and the drivers uniformly and gentle
manly NIX. so,,ov;o. !. .,,,..., e -. ,c.., a,.
perods Of starting the Le,ving Baltimore the fine
rail road Wilmington, n. G.. where YOU wl
and take the boat Charleston arriving A. NJ Thence by
road Social Circle whence proceed by the rail road
ne 70 Monigomey Ala from whence take the stage II
proceed here by splendid Bay boats which need
recommendation from
With the hope that this commune alton may BE- OF
Respectfully, T. CLARKE.
The agent, Mr. G,oRer W. DEST, may be found at the
Franklin House, this city, extend passengers any
formation in relation to this superior New Or
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor Captains Of Vessels will give
@ RoBERT SLyrv Captain Of our News Boats. report Of
the shipping left the whence they sailed
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
mediaey their arrival Agents and Correspondents horne
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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RHODE ISLANDER OFFIcr, I
- . . NEWPORT, Sept. 5, l8ti.}
Oct 2-An neco Rogers Boston for Aieranaria Del Noe
Becher Camden Tor NYork; Watchman, Crowe Alexandra
Tor ~ Johni Gro franklin, Chenystone FOR NBedord
3,ArI Hannah Abigail Leland Philadelphia for Bos
ton; Soon, Berry, Lubec for Philadelphia
Oct 2-Cld Annawan, Burdick 3D. Warsaw
Burdck, st Jago de Cuba '"' 80 '"'
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z A V l. ION HOTEL.

but too often list ned with truth
:, VIII 9mNely prevail This tru m may with propri~ty
contradict publ ely. the IDLE a. d malicious rsports which
from sinister M tiyes have been Ct custed great
" e ms prejudice suc- to say, that be s the
~ nc urng sno ~ The pl1csef hnr~ and his
To the Pavilion" " w ~ " '
ne ann adopted by the dersign-d forgive his
MES, and To ieel sncsely grateful TO his FRI
:. : j. CESStORD KER
An Omnibus and Barouche will be- IN st,enda ce At
the Railroad and the packet whayes TO convey
vis,'ers fire 81 charged 10 the above esbl shmen
September 18th ls4f
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The receipts Of wool and coal have increased very
much 1874 while most of the other items have aiien
or This is merely for the month"; and the returns are
confined to the receipts by the canal. The following
table shows the receipts Cleveland for the season up to
Oct LIST =
ToT.L RycyfpTs ppoDucr CLEVELAND,
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sEACON COURSE

FOOT RACE FOR $1,000
'hlS RACE takes place tbs Beacon Course, opposite
New York the 18th Of October three clock weather
permitting The Purse Of $1,000 is divided between the first
second third and fourth for the distance performed
one hour There have lhysev persons from different parts
q the United States and England raid their
Tor The race including three 9f the best pedestrians who have
Major Henry Sannard Of Connecticut John Golden and
celebrated p@destrans Of the country.
There will also bel
FOOT RACE
ON the above curse the 10th of October The following
small purses Ter short distances will be given
e. ne second the ace $40 for half mile $40 for the seconds
s1o or Que m I'D oil the prize to the second in the
entries TO the above 10 be made before the 9th Of October
either by letter left with Smith Park Row or with
the proprietor who will be the above place evening
the IN and a between the hours Of and O'clock for the
All persons who have entered for the above purse $1,000
are equsslsd 70 be present this OCCASION dressed in their
ting their tickets, &c.
HORSE RACING
On the above Course meeting Of racing will commence ON
th Course on TUESDAY, the 22d and continue for three
% ana ne purses be given $500 for mile
four miles There will also be sweepsakes ope The
track viii be put IN good orders stable straw, &c., gratis
o5 II - o'-'-'
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THEATRICAL NOTICE
PROFESSIONAL Ladies and Gentlemen hereby notified
that have led each Of the following Theatres for the en-
suing five
Savannah, Geo. Columbia. sc.
augusta Geo. Macon. 49,. Geo.
My Winter Season will Savannah, about
the 18TH October and end May Companies
ing alternately each Theatre during the Letters
dressed To me at Savannah Geo. il postpaid will always
promptly attended TO. - -
ten good
Musicians apple alton made TO M al the North Amscsn
Hotel, New York. on Wednesday, OH instant.
-. JOHN s. POTTER
Baltimore, October g. 1874. o5toorc
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Died.,

On Saturday morning, 5th inst after lingering Illness
Mr. GEORGE w SIMMONS, Printer, aged 80 years.
His friends and relatives and those Of his broher--
law, Capt Kelly, respectfully invited tc attend his
neral from his late residence l53 Cherry street. this after
noon at a O'Clock.
On Saturday morning 9Th inst. in the s9th year of his
age, MICHAEL +. MARTIN.
His friends and acquaintance and those Of Mrs Mar
tins children James, Thomas and Patrick Lacy
pectfuy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
o'clock, from his late residence % Frankfort street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-06

IuCredse tHIs year. - - = = '~o''s'' "
The great increase in the quantity OF coal transported
this year. compared with last sufficient evidence 9th
additional prcductiveness Of the road.
is not surprising that the works Of internal improve
in the different States should increase so rapidly in
productveness, when look at the returns received
from all parts Of the INTERIOR showing the movements Of
produce and the vast inland annually carried
on throughout the Union The port Of Cleveland Ohio,
on Lake Erie, has, within few years, grown very
rapidly and has already become the second exporting
city on the lakes. We tables showing the
ments Of principal staples Of that section connected
xy;tb Int eli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-06

lCopied from the CbarIeston Mercury
We insert the following ,rmsrk Of obs~yant usversr
49, , Pavilion Hotel Charleston, g. C.
=, ~ ho'e who can appreciate nyenieac.. comfort and
eleannsss enet ADD ,.Iubnous locAmys table supplied
with the choicest produce Of he akswnes ou - on
enable quality and syorevii orderly
and courteous and attrnve hos~e strongly TO
commend sooun the Pavilion Hots1v corner IN Nse,,ny
and Ha:ell streets, kept by Mr. j. Cessford Ker."
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