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The New York herald., 1845-07-04

HURDLE AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF $500,
ITO TAKE PLACE On ~ III gJttIY-Fnst, Footr.c. of
five miles for purse S00-$7 TO the second best and
S25 the third off 31a o'clock For this
the following entries have been made -
l. Mai. Henry StannaId, Ambrose Jackson
g. American Deer, or William 7. H. NJ Hall.
Jackson, who has just ar 8. Peter Hutcherson.
rived from England for 9. Igrace Kaanchiae, the
this race Iroquois Indian.
3 Long Mike. 10. Welch Bautum
4. Edward Chenny IL. G.. Dermond.
S. VIM. Fowl. IL. VIM Barlow
Same Day-A Hurdle Race at o'clock for Of $780,
sl00 the second horse third horse receive back his
The be Ia mile heats four hurdles of four
feet each the mile For this the following entries have
been made i
Oscar Swaziland late from Fort Gibson ch Cd Niagara
(Ths horse is halfbroher TO Fashon.)
A. Conover his horse.
TEN MILE RACE,
70 TAKE PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, 9TH OF JULY,
FOR A PURSE OF s800-Si5O the second, and $50 TO
the third in the race-To off at 3s O'Clock. Fo r
this race the following entries have been made -
1. William Jackson the Anne. 6. Z. Dermond
rcan deer. 8. James Whelan
g. John Ciildersleeye 9. Wm Pnckney.,
B. Major Henry Stannard 10. lgnace katanchate, the
t. Edward Cheney. lroquois from Canada
). X. NJ Hall IL. VIM. Barlow; "a,
NSame Day, AZ o'clock, Foot Hurdle Race or hign
Vaultng Race of mile with IS hurdles or bars Iest
inches high for which of $50 will be gven-entrance
So the pedestrians have the privilege OF leapmg oyer ney
chose the first fhe all the hurdles without inter
with his the money " ~
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ARMoRY OF 1HE PHILApELpHIA CADETS,

ARMoRY THE PHILADELPHIA CApETs3
kENsINGToN, June rs, 1916.
HE Cadets embrace the earliest opportunity their
from the city of New ork notice the ciytie there
extended during their stay II their good fortune
many OF their brethren volunteers their officers a
tay capacity that their thanks be necessarily limited
IN this particular: To Commssary Gen. Storms his atten
ton a the arsenal and for the opportunity offered Of visiting
and inspecting that interesting depot-to Captain Joseph
cxertions to render visit agreeableand Captain L.
Waugh and his Fifth Of the National Guards for the
handsome escort on departure, thanks aud
cheeriully tender them.
To his Honor Mayor Havemeyer for the review the h
II The Park and the handsome reception BY the authorities
atons visit that delightful garen Mr. Florence
for refreshments seasonaby provided by him Messrs Kipp
Brown for the liberal offer of their Line Of Omnibuses 10
the propreors of the Baths in Courtland and the
Battery Tor throwing them grautous admission;
and the citizens of New York generally for their
ana under The circumstances gratifying attention. tender
utude is especially due for his unwearied and generous
exertons in behalf--Athough not now attached 10
military body and therefore particularly called
upon TO give up his time and delay his business
account yet the ecoecons of Aud Lang Syne would not
permit him to be idle while there for him to add
ton and constant efforts be forgotten confer
red an obligation the Cadets will delight to cherish but
cannot cancel. -
To the State Fencbles Capt Page and the National Gay
Capt FRITZ for the beautiful their landing they
turn thanks. The parade conceived in military spirit
carried out IN military style and duly by mill
JOHN NIUTZ, Ist Lieut..
JACOB MOYER, I'd Lieut.
1yi2trc ROBT. HARGEY, 81 Lieut.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

ELYSlAN FlELDS-(HoBoKEN)
Free Exhibition epery afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday, July l, Mt o'clock.
MIR MCCARTHY has the pleasure announce that he has
w made for short time with that Justly true
and celebrated FAKIR OF ANGELINA, aud the extraordi.
nary and accomplished Prince of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO, whose beautiful and instructive HSpoo FEs-
America and the Indies Also he has the
an engagement with that admired Vocalist and Dancer Miss
DELLA EMONS
The will commence with Young Franciscos
wonder working HINDOO FESTIVITIES! selected from
IBIS grand Magic Cabinet; among which will be found the fol-
owingEgyptian Rings, Mystic Figure, the Madens Glove
Robes Of Fndor Cabalistic Boxes Dynaon Of obets, An
nihaon Of Balls and the Fakrs Outlandsh Supper after
which he will introduce the Indian Games, after the Of
Indians at Malabar.
~ lnermssion OF half an hour.
Dancing and Singing, by Miss EMONS.
The amusements will conclude with Franciscos elegant
MECHANICAL Exhibition Of the celebrated ACROBAT FAML
Lf IN miniature consisting Of the following Marronetts
s, Hogan, the Graceful Mag I'd, Joseph the Chinese
Clown; 3D., Marvo the Naval Dancer 4th, Gardener, la
Essler 5th Aonzo the Equbrist; 9Th, Fyal the Mystic
Girl; 7th, Great Western, Peleg Smashum.
After which, the burletta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife
TO be performed by several of the figures.
OConnell the celebrated attooed dancer will make his
first appearance
The New York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
every afternoon. jy 2trrc
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Old Stock Exchange.
New stock Exchange


On the morning Of the 3rd instant Mr. JAMES HIScLEs
organ builder, native of England aged IS years.
The friends and acquantances of the family nvi
ted to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, No. Isl Fifteenth street. the
Eighth Avenue.
On the 3rd instant, CATHARISE, infant daughter of
High and Margaret Mcclure.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-.
questcd to aterd the funeral, this rday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence OF her parents, 73 Cherry
street.
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ANOTHER JERSEY BLUE GoNE.-Jacob Homer,
Senr, died the 2Sh ult. at his residence in Sa-
lem, CWest Jersey aged So years He was engaged at
different periods throughout the revolutionary in
driving baggage wagons, and conveying provisions to
the American army, particularly while encamped in
East Jersey II is said of him that he crossed the Della
ware River with Washington the night previous to the
celebrated battle at Trenton At that period he was about
l6 years of age He afterwards enlisted and marched
Western Pen nsyvana to assist in quelling the celebra-
brated "Whiskey Wars
We notice also the death OF Tristram Richards who
was soldier at West Point when Arnods treason was
discove ered.-NeWark .4drertser.
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Mrs. MoWArr.-This lady has confirmed by her
performances in Philadelphia, the favorable verdict OF
the New York critics and stands before the public
of the few great actresses of the day She play
ed five different characters at the Walnut street theatre;
and in all her extraordinary II is matter
dispute with the critics whether tragedy or comedy is
her forte Her Pauline was most beautiful persona.
tons but she made eqully great hit in Julana in the
Honey Moon. 4 friend who witnessed her perform
ance Of Lucy Ashton, in the Br de of Lammcmoor says
that he deeper effect produced uron an ai.
dence than by her consummatey graceful and pathetic
acting in the last scene He describes her quite equal
to the best English actresses who have visited this
countiy.-BostOn Transcript
The Albany papers state that Mr.. Dempsers con-
cert on Wednesday night, attended by fashona-
bic and considering the brief and imperfect notice that
had been given oft by an unexpectedly large audience
Master Sconeia, who accompanies Mr.. ID. in tour to
the North, exhibited, in of the most difficult
pieces, high degree Of art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall the Scotch giant and
gantess leave Buffalo at the end of the present week.
They are about to take tour through Canada
The Fakr of Ava has returned to Lowell. where
he is astonishing the factory ladies.
The OFFENDER CAuGHT.--The Alton Teieqynph
Of the 2lst says :--Onc day last week. the iron on
portion of the faroad between jacksonville and ere
dosia, stripped from the rails and stolen. The Gov
crnor Immediately issued handbills Offering reward o
two hundred and fifty dollars for the detection and con
Vicion OF the perpetrators Mr. Hunt the iaor at Jack
sonttle, had however previously started in pursuit
the thiet lie succeeded in finding him beyond Carthage
IN Hancock county, with his wagon standing before his
door loaded with portion the iron that had been ip
ped from the railroad. The person implicated is Charles
Chrsman Mormon Elder, and formerly a resident OF
Morgan county lie had taken altogether three loads
weighing M the aggregate about 1900 pounds Chrsman
sold X to blacksmith in his neighborhood al four cents
per pound, lie was brought back 10 Morgan county
where the theft was committed and safely lodged in Jail
for trial which was expected would take pace some
time this week Chrisman is Of respectable family and
Il said 70 be of property He deserves 10 be pun
shed to the very extent Of the law
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The Ethiopian Burlesque Company at Pamo's
Theatre offer good bill for odaytwo entire operas
the successful Buy.l-Dare and the Virginian Girl.
There VIII be performance this afternoon at o'clock
benefit tomorrow evening. They will perferm Sam am.
bullole and the BuyIdare This being positively their
disappearance, we have no doubt they will have
crowded house.
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BoDY FouND.-OE Saturday last, the body of an
Ferry bristol sde The body was apparently that Of
lad from IA to l6 years of age and naked with the
exception Of pair Of duck trowsers the pock
ct OF which pair of pistols (not loaded) powder
flask about half filed, bunch of small keys bullet
mould friction matches, brass knob and wooden comb
The initials L. found his left arm, with an
chor marked with India ink and the right an
chor and two stars the pistols bore the initials of the
makers name. f. l.. q.
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A CARD.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

AT vAUXHALL GARDEN, BoWERY.
vvNHE MANAGER would respectfully inform the publ,
that he making extensive preparations for the FOURTH
OF JULY, when he will give Afternoon and Evening Per
formance in the Saloon. Also
a Grand Military and Civic Ball,
in the Garden for which he building and floor
Price OF admission 10 the Afternoon Performance Is cents
Admission in the evening, TO the Garden Saloon and Ball
30 cents.
Splendid Coton Band is engaged for the occasion ,
The Police will be entirely under the e1.y
Of Officer Bird who will preserve the hest Of and soo
all improper persons. 81, ., ,.,o.L
Dancing to commence nj and continue until IL O'CLOCK
ie2a,nivissc 'e' O'''S = o r. DE LA REE, Manager.
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As the completion of every work Of public improve
ment Ohio opening betweenthe interior
and the lake increases the the public works
of this State increases the receipts of produce the
principal eastern seaport markets. and the trade of this
city particularly, statement Of the OF
toll the principal articles transported the Miami
Canal, showing also the amount Of tolls charged from
Cincinnati to Toledo.
Public WORKS OHio-ToLIs THE MIAMI AND THE
CINCINNATI AND TOLEDO CANAL.
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ARREy HOTEL.

vUVO those who may wish 10 from the noise aud confusion
Of Fourth Of July - the city the Abbey Hotel would
offer nu.t retreat clean and the cool shade OF IT.
fine oJ with full supply of the refreshments Of the
son consisting Lemonadcs Ice Creams, Sherry Cobblers
Min, Jul,ps Milk and Brandy Punches Wines, Segar &c
Sc will be hand good dinner will be the table
o'clock NJ for those who may wish 70 partake and eStre
for individuals parties, provided usual al short
notice.
Mr. Moore's elegant line OF leave Tryon Row
the Park every half hour through the day passing The
Bowery conveying 70 the place the low rate Of
1915 each. jy3 2t-rc
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BURTON'S THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
t.c- ~ Gn

VIII O1snIof Tie Summtr Sehsnn,-
Friday Evening, July 4th.
With new National Drama called OUR FLAG IS NAILED
TO THE MAST-1en. Howe, MIR LaForest; Teddy Bur-
ton; Mary Adams, Mrs Burke.
Mr.. aud Master HARRINGTON returned from the West
Indies will execute various elegant eats IN Gyastc Ex
A popular Farce called MY WlFES OuT-In which Mr.
Buronyand MIR w II Smith will appear.
To conclude with the laughable Aferpece Of LOVERS
Thavn
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tory to confirm the antcpatons Of the wsrmest friends
Of the work The receipts follows:-
Iotai receipts OF the New York and Proyi-
oa1 osnes Railroad !stonington 1872 Avg 81 Ss'4s'
dence Railroad (Stonington). l5l3 Aug 81 1889 81
Total receipts Of the New York and Provi-
Total receipts for three years s364 O4s so
Average for the past three years $l2, ,349 80
The compromise made with the old bondholders, by
which the amount reduced from 81 900 900 to $780,
000 relieved the road from the
ously affecting the operations Of the company. This
great reduction in the debt and the enforcement of
omy in all the expenses of the road gave hopes Of
pid improvement in its value which have been destroyed
by the recent desperate by rival routes
to draw away its travel The receipts Of the company
to pay the current expenses and the interest its bonds
Tor year. should be about $50 only half of
the estimated amount Should the present opposition
the Sound be carried through the summer months
which is as long as it continue the travel during
the other season will not take the outside route when
can 60 nsdeand the receipts Of the Stonngon road for
that time fall of five thousand dollars per month it would
not reduce the income Of the company below
necessary to meet the interest its bonds promptly and
its current running expenses.
The canal from Toledo Ohio, on Lake Erie to Cincn
natl distance of two hundred and fifty seven miles has
just been completed and navigation has commenced A
cahai commuhcaton win the interior is now open from
Cincinnati ofour hundred and seventy three miles, pass
ing through the interior of Ohio to Toledo on the lake.
distance of two hundred and miles and into
the interior of Indiana, terminating at Lafayette, dis
ance of two hundred and twenty six miles. The canal
is in navigable order from Cincinnati Toledo and boats
have already passed between these two points. The
completion of this great work will draw from the south
part of Ohio to the lake very large of trade
and make Toledo the great exporting depot Of Ohio
the lake. Nearly five hundred miles Of canal navigation
and thirythree miles of railroad terminate at Toledo
giving rapid and easy communication with the interior
of the two largest agricultural States in the Union
Cleveland has heretofore been the principal shipping
port the lake. account of its connection with the
interior by canal but it has rival in Toledo, diff
cult to surpass The annexed table of exports from To-
edo Ohio for four years. will show the rapid increase
in its trade previous to the completion of the works of
internal improvement opening such vast extent of
country from which produce will hereafter be received
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HERALD must be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTS Zs
Der Co; Ledger Building, Third street. Chestnut
Iems15 cents month"; including the Sunday paper; 65
cents without it. delivered free Of charge any part of Pha
depha Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
The WEEKLy HERALD also for sale every Saturday
!ngPnce go cents So annum delivered part
Philadelphia, free of postage
All the and cheap Publications sale at their es
tablishment issued, wholesale and retail
With the exception Of one paper the HERALD is read
city, affordng valuable medium advertisers Advertise.
mens handed to the agents half o'clock will appear
the Herald next day.
BOSTON Subscriptions to the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents, REppING
Cos State street. Tems$ 9 quarter three
single copies.
WEEKLY HERALD Saturday morning, price cents
S3 per ainum.
All new and cheap publications for sale soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
W ASHIN TON HOUSE.,
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE

w n y III ~ " II u ~ n u u - e
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHIL AID Ell PHI
u Baths just introduced-Warm and Cod-n fine apart
ments-for both ladies and gentlemen je28 lm~ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 9TH streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public taken the above house. (for
nery known as the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and interior having spared
to render OF the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parors the chambers
large and well the furniture entirely It's oca
ton u the most central ofthe city TO all the places
OF public and the depots Of the
Southern Western and Northern routes
The tables will be supplied with all the Of
The Wines of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The hope by the and experience
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & Co
James Bagley, (late Of Jones' Hotel)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly of the Washington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July 1s 1915. jy3 3ms &c
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATHE.
FIRE. NCH OPERA.
Extraordinary Performance for the Celebration
the Anniyeysarg of Ameriean Independenee.
First time this season, the Comic Opera in act Of
LA CHALET.
Daniel, M Ceurot Mar, Douul
-, Betsi. Mime Stephen CGgrot
Miss Julia Turnbul and Mons Martin will appear
Followed by
=, LES PREMIERES ARMIES DE RlCHELlEU;
Cheyae fMatgnon NJ Montaser; Baron OF Bellechssse
N Mahlen The Hair Dresser. MULES, Duke Of Richsisu
me stephen C9urio Baroness ofBeechasse, Nine Maria
puches Of Noa,lles Mime; Matthew; Mile de Noaes, Nine
Eugene: Mile de Noce. Mmr Richer.
Followed by Grand Patriotic March in
the Lar Of Independence July % 7s composed
GERS and Priyates Of the N Y. Volunteer Militia.
To conclude with Patriotic Cantata by Provost be
Price Of Admis,ioa-Fst Tier Of Boxes and Parquette
Doon open O'clock Curtain viii rse Al
half o'clock.
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yAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
~ OPEN EVERY EVENING u
GRAND GALA WEEK.
Miss Orve late Of Nibo has been engaged for six nights
Also, Barney Williams, the celebrated Irish Comedian
Also, Miss A. Homer, the American Elsser.
Also, Mr.. =. Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer ,
Also the Ethiopian Operate Brothess and Sisters Mesrs
Gardiner Whtlock White Johnson and Bryant forming
gether the best Band of Anstre in the world who defy
petition and challenge other Band Play Sing and Dance
Tor the of $1,000.
U 4" Admission only One Shilling.
No postponement account OF the weather.
poos at ~ o'clock. Performance commence at 81
O'Clock. je29 lwtec
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CONEY ISLAND.
OWING to the unpleasant of the weather for the
~ week, the Dock Builders aud Worlnen unable to
complete the necessary arrangements TO receive company
of which boat will land there this day July
th.
Due notice will be given through the papers when compile
led.
Fort Hamilton Boat will make FIVE trips o.daysee adver-
lnl ftrr
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4th July
WILL BE CELEBR.4LED 1T
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

4th July
WILL BE CELEBR.7LED 1T
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE COMPANY,
Who will give
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
One the afternoon ock-the other in the evening
The entertainments viii with the grand Operatc
Buresque and Ballet d Action lin act) entitled
BUY-I-DARE.
Or the REVOLT OF THE WOOLHEADS-founded on
LA BAYADERE,
With buresques all the original Dances.
To conclude with
THE VIRGINIAN GIRL,
in which will be introduced the of Bafe of the
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Also, A BURLESQUE POLKA
in imitation Of NJ: Martin and Miss Tumbull.
Admission Is Private Boxes for four persons, So
Box Office open from o'clock A. NJ until P. NJ. Doors
in the afternoon at Pin the evening at IA.
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Medical NOtice.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression of Quaekery the Of all Diseases will
hereafter the fourth and column of this
w. y. S.RlCHARDSON Md, Agent.
Office nud ConsnIting Rooms of the foere Nassan
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Correspondence of the Herald.l


NEWARK, N. j., July 2, lSi5.
Remopais and dppoiatments--The Postmaster Flu
neral Obsequies 10 Gen jackson, &c.
The long arm of the President has at length reach
ed us; and our efficient and worthy democratic Post
Master, Colonel Plume, has been removed to give
place to one Wilson Knott, who hoated here on the
Morris Canal some years since, having been an
agent upon these works. Thus has Colonel Plume,
who has always resided among us, and an officer
IN the late war, been displaced without cause or
motive, and am free to assert that no act of the
President could have given more general dssatis
faction TO his party. He received his appointment
from Mr.. Tyler, 1t is true, but with the appreciation
OF the whole delegation in Congress from this State,
which were elected by democrats. In this matter
the President must have been lily advised, and
gross frauds practlsed upon him from some quarter
The appointment, although made by Mr.. Tyler, was
highly approved by both parties, and the leaders of
the democratic party took steps TO prevent the re-
mova, but it of no avail. This step has caused
a general feeling of Indignation among sober
rejecting citizens. Had ii been necessary to make
this change in our Post Office, other selections
might have been made from the democratic ranks
far more acceptable and far more competent. But
the wishes OF the community were not consulted,
and we have palmed upon us man who has no
claims as a citizen, neither is he capable of dis
charging the duties of the Office. He however, is
now receiving the aid and advice of an old whig
postmaster, who may teach HIM few lessons IT he
is apt scholar.
We hope for the best, but very much fear the Sc
lection is decidedly bad one, and will prove So
Our funeral ceremonies of the death of General
Jackson to-day was "a brilliant affair the procession
only equaled by that of General Harrison Our mi
liary companies generally paraded, and made a
most beautiful display.
Should an opportunity present ITSELF we should
be most happy TO receive a visit from you. | can
not close without first complimenting your very
worthy agent here Mr.. Smith, one of the most eff
cient and worthy fellows. We wish you success in
your enterprises. We are an OLD SUBSCRIBER
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
by H. h. WlLLARD--Morfgage Sale OF gu entire House
~ nnNure July !h at 10 9eloeL at the sale
gage Of handsome cabinet furniture general assortment
Also Bedroom Furniture Patent Wndlass Bedsteads Bed
ding large
Also Kirchen Furniture t.
THIS Sale is Peremntory, and worthy the OF dealers
and fanlies--sale positive, rain shinel ia lt-rh
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TO strangers-Thc Gaivanic Rmgs.-Wc
the Gaymc Rings, SO highly recommended in all cases Of
heumatism and Nervous Complaints that the only place
Sun Buildings.
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TROTTING AND PACING.
IULY 18th will come off Match Mile Heats, best . ~
in harness the celebrated pacing horse James n
Polk and the trottng horse John O. Calhoun Tor ~ Wo -
Also July 22da Match mile heats, ia harness. 'o sios,
between the horses. 60, - ri
TROTTING-On the first Monday IN August, or nst ialr
day. will come Sweepsake subscrpIon styo, ha'. " io
mile heats under the saddle 70 ne M os ~
h. cnurse and close with the following suDscnoers'-
Wv ''''''' ~ ,aao sp,csrs horse Zip.
lanes ID M 'NiaDn's Reality.
"A p, charles Lewss Lady Tompkins.
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FISHING, SEA BATHING, 8.t
neann Hnpaa NJ

THIS desirable having been newly re6tted
and completely renovated is open for the The
subscriber woulc respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has leased the above premises and so
cits a share OF their patronage
The steamer Ofus leaves Fulton market slip daily for the
above house. o. Fl. WILLISTON,
ia 3t*sh Late of the York House.)