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Noe10o % Mnx1nsEus
:. nd z. a io.
found feet inches at dead low water was NOT 20 30
sx Te Of
asss a bay % assP r.
average rise Of the tides The about feet
Spoken.
Shp TsP hs. f% a. Kse I sppsT on Bahamas
Bark Inardon. Of day, from New Orleans
Brig Iois. ElSdss, from New York for Mobile. July H..
Brig Harriet Newell hours from Cape. Delaware, for
sshr Colorado. from St Jsgo for Boston, July H. Monuk
sshE sylyanu. Rich Rinc of aad for Casrine July g. lat
cn s'Snips.oa 9Th bark Eugene Br0ra Pacific. and
D &c ss n P CO .p AsI u $
Amy. NIB 7 whales; Florida, Gray, do, 1000 bbls.
Foreign Ports.
CApE HAyrIrs Juas 2s-In port schr Herculean Barker,
ii aa,.s. Bailey Es, for Trieste s
M-reh SIN port, bark Tas.o Libbsy
os ss ssf=IS sssgiis
~ f G sa" Down
Columbia river. Jan e. and sailed again for the river
Ta,s,DaR. 1sG: LmA brig: o.eeoa Bacon and Chap
Sasi %csd;;4Ss, Ssaisssp. ls'h Emblem. Bunker H.
Homo Ports.
b brig Ms1Ssfss Russell rem 1s@sIss:' W. Wv,
sid, ship John Henry, Merritt, York '"' ''' = O.-
SS. Amin
:s' ~:
Townsend, Phl.deipha North shore Al quafantns ship
Ss%%S adSsSs GS Essss
Sid '. ssps
Acsd. Ianehia; briF Chon, wandsTsr, cordoiai schI
Ss JAY s.. s s, R..,
81 h:S: 81:
GS f u sa k kT
Ann Ei.issi6 A$.a.,, squadron of Vera Cruz; Mary
T.sSy nv ;sa' a'riA Es. a s
:: i: S :a:;
& sIy e.
Gaas 5 6s. Gh.es sS
HAss S:1y sa yso DSs
Xiii ssS. aT HH s.Sn do
fish, Phi!sdelphin; Hprd Gates Norfolk = '
ton c; Angel. Bessie, Norfolk.
NEwBURYPoRT, July l2-Au schr Edward, Wood, Phila'
dephia
NORFOLK, July ll-An schu Creole, Taylor, N Orleans
Lady suffolk. Tahill, New York; Brilliant Hare, Rich
spoke brig Gulnare, of Thomason bound
James The following vessels to yesterday
Bremen ship Hermne from Baltimore bound Bremen; Br
bark Queen Victoria Nixon, hence for hv.rpeSl; Boston
Baltimore, for Valparaiso, and brig from Baltimore
(ntme unkuown): In Hampton Roads-Br brig Elizabeth
ton. SCI Br bark Carone, Rsdheaa or Cork went o
yes Humboldt, Wachter,
York went up James river yesterday morning CD bark
Jane G.no Crowe for Demarara. Sid Br bark Bolivar
Smith, for Cork.
PRoyIDENcE, July PAR schr Pecomoke, Hitohen suf-
folk Va Sid 81 brgs Syria and Atlas Moses Brown Nick
Clos Smith, aud Henry Carter, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND July liar bark Octava, Sargent Gardens;
18TH brig Eastern Star Hart Maanzas; schs Roxbury Sears
Gaayama CID, schr Wescutogo York Baltimore. ~
RICHMOND, July PAR schrs Manchester, Tutle New
York; Rsinboy, Rogers. Boston; Stevens Briggs New
SAVANNAH July O-Cid ship HARTFORD, ssnnerman Bos'
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hocHEsrEn, July la.-During the past week nothing
has been doing in brsadstufIs. The market has been
no transactions Of Wholesale character Wheat 81 10
VI 20 according to quality But very little Offering
a2c.; sale 1900 bushels at former price.
DErRoIr July e--Thers was established price for
hour yesterday although little was sold as low as "
ana some at 70 90 The late decline IN .ns s
markets. has had the tendency to stop mere
CLEvrLANp, July 9-ssles Of 1000 bushels OF wheat
from store buyer paying storage 96 5000 bushel corn
to be delivered any time In 20 days, soc
PHLApELPHIA July l4-Prices nearly steady for
-four and the demand has somewhat increased Sales Of
5000 to 1000 bbls at s. lax 50 81 for Western chiefly
at SIS % SIS so for fresh ground Pennsylvania includ-
Inc 1000 bbs deliverable in all isi7 at $5 and extra at
So Rye -four held 1T 50 u.s. but no sales Corn meal
is in fair demand, at slight advance Sales Of 1900
bbs at 81 IAN; some holders ask higher. Wheat
is in moderate demand Sales of prime red and white
mixed at 81 IS 81 49, 1000 bushels good at ST. TO-
and inferior at 81 05 per bushe Southern red at
81 10. Rye Is dull and no sales. Corn--Sales of 5000
Pennsylvania yellow ut 700 per bushsl part In store
have decined sale Of Southern at as and since 1900
bushels ut AZ cents
CiNcNNATh July Yesterday in eight lots TIC bbls
were sold from canal and store-o6 bbs &C 81 So and
morning lot OF 200 bbls excepted which were TO be
on charge for shipment by fiat boat The advoes from
inc east received YESTERDAY were decidedly
ana In consequence buyers not generally
for - rs.
r.Nrw ORLEANS, July 6-Flour il 96c lower. Sales of
wv dds Ohio and 500 Illinois at So TO- and 500 sour ut
20 % per Dbl Corn steady, and In moderate demand.
About 600 bushels sold at 6oc p Csc for white and
NC TO ISc per bushe for yellow or whes 1000 BUSH
els sold at vi 20 per bushe Some bbls kilnd
corn meal sold at 50 rs per bb $500 bushels of oats
sacks, brought acc. per bushel-a decline
NEw ORLEANS MARKEr, July -Cotton-There was
good deal Of enquiry which, however only resulted
the sale OF 900 bales in small lots TobsccoWe only
near OF the sale Of two lots of SO and the other %
hhds Sugar and Mossses - Transactions limited to
small sales at previous rates Four-Market at
the only sales hear Of $50 400 bbs sour at IS
90. Wheat-Sales 400 and 400 sacks prime at ST IS
CornMarket heavy; sales 800 bbls mixed 66 cents
ana So0 prime yellow, In small lots ut 70 cents Oats
500 sacks sold at 35 cents Lard-5O bills prime
lard were taken at 9H cents and $50 kegs cents
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ALBANY, July 10, ls47.
R..L~~ aC a.. c..za.a...a

The Equity Rules Of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court met in the Senate Chamber, this
morning, at ten o'clock the committee appointed to
prepare report rules the equity side consisting
Of Justices MoCoun Parker, Hand Harris and More
house, reported hundred and fifty equity rules,
which printed in pamphlet form, and a copy of
which herewith transmit. Justice McCoun the chair
OF the committee, who Is gentleman of much dig
nifty and superiority observed that 1t had been
the the committee make these rules conform
r necessary to the original practice Of the Court
Of Chanoery; he hoped the time not far distant
when the conflicting forms OF proceeding would be laid
aside for q uniform of proceeding; the
learned judge alluded to the legislature having
ded the smphcation and revision Of the rules prac
tce and forms Of proceeding TO board of commission
srs he not disposed to doubt the wisdom of such
a reference Of this business. The learned gentleman
was evidently anxious for the the elective u
dietary, and he may have been slightly apprehensive
that the incipient steps which would be taken to
the smooth and efficient operation of the
courts would not be perfectly successful. This
undertaking is certainly of no common mpor-
tance a thorough acquaintance With equity juris-
prudence and its application In Of doubt
and Observation-Disclosures celebrity, wisdom and energy
and industry and finally pure heart all requisite
to conduct the preliminary and ntatory operations
this court basis successful permanence to which
the legal gentlemen Of the State may point great
triumph the dognas of this century expect such
result but if it happens shall refer Il to the cspabil
y of ursts who have fortunately been elected
return to the luity rules which Mr. Justice McCouu
In his place, read to the court they carefully
read by the learned Justice, slight were
offered and accepted commend these rules to your
consideration the court In session this afternoon
and will probably hold session this evening.
For the information of the bar of New York, would
state that the assignment of the duties of the Justices
In their respective districts and the designation of Pc
RODS for the holding Of terms which published In
the Herald of Sunday last has been reoonsidered and
will probably be materially altered Mr.. Justice Hand
for s norton
have farther to that this general term Of the court
will probably be adjourned to January, lS4s.
The law rules not finished.
A select party of gentlemen assembled in a drawing
in this city last evening for the purpose of testing
the qualities Of some champagne Of a brand du-
ring the evening, the health of the Doctor the bril-
liant the faceous, aud the talented correspondent of
three cheers
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Eor tno week 0nulng July ~, l64.
Sperm.-The market Is firm, and prices tend upward.
sale of about 1000 bbs handsome, was made about
the date Of last understood $50 and since 800
bbls, ordinary at &c., and 900 bbs in lots at ssKc
q 94c
Whale Is dull have only to report sales of 800 bbs
selected ground tier at &c., and 100 bbls Northwest
Coast, at $40.
Whalebone-Thers has been quite movement In the
market this week. and sales Of about lbs North
Coast have been effected here and the Vineyard
at 2Sc., which is advance The report In the New
York Slipping LIST that all the northwest whaiebone
in New Bedford has been sold during the past week is
incorrect.
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS OF SPERM OIL, WHALE
On, AND WHALEBoNE INTO THE UNITED STATES, FOR
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expected that they win sad for the Rio orsnds about
the 22d inst.
The only place Ct amusement now open In Baltimore
"a Kmtes Pleasure 0srdsnsa neat little theatrical %
tablishmsnt fitted up Aisquiths street. Kilmstss
wonderful children perform nightly aud he has also
band of nightingale Ethiopisns," who seem to draw
we'll VI
The Museum Is being turned inside out and will be
opened early In September capable Of seating an audi
Of 1000 The stage will also be double It's former
Dimensions and stock company is engaged that will
secure good houses.
Mr. Marshall wisely keeps the Holiday street theatre
closed until after the dog days" when 1t is his nten-
ton TO reopen With stock company Of stars and
us with "old Heads and Young Hearts, and number
OF the good old English comedies.
Sale or Stocks at Baltimore.
JULY l3-f230 MARYLAND Sterling 3 IS; United States IS
1881 closed asked ioSk bd State cents closed
~ askea Sss bid Cry per eeSs OF 1890 closed at lo
asked, AK bid.
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THE SEASON Is FAST APPROACHING when
complaint Of children (Chosra Inanum becomes prevalent
na' fs
Wheeler Bs,am Of M9,eatelio, purely vegetable
for sale At Dr. whse er Office reenwich street,
references will be given the first families the city OF It's
efficacy The attention Of persons from the country earn
esty called to this valuable medicine. a26 msrc
(,AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
a. ED,tadies and Gentlemen having cast of
price for the same by sending note or by calling on the
hi. residence, through the post which will
M -. i. De BoER, III Canal St. up stairs.
n; y. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs De Bocr
smonn, STOCK and Job goods bought of description
. mv26 Mt*r
INSTRUMENTATION valuable aud lndlspensabl. medical
discovery which has recently the attention. snd re-
ceyed the appreciation of the members Of The Rovs Sociev
hssjh @ r testing the lungs and Judging their
bands q The proprietor and Ninth where
~ VIII DC IN attendance from 10 o'clock to l. daily On
De given to the noor from to II o'clock mva7 sosy
EGER FREREs BRANDIEs-Cons,ntIv received and
ior sale OK the subscriber (entled debenure) full
assortment OF the several brands Of the above we'll known
OF great variety Of vntages new and old in u u and
pipes which offered the lowest current - n x
importer Dealers are invited to call examine samples
mv2e sot.r Office No 10. wsIi stree. lf NV yo,t
MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr AMBROSE member =, ,L.
A Royal College of Surgeons London can be con;de".
~ His treatments energetic and prudent Many long stand
ing Diseases which have paed the faculty have him
radically cured ina few days The nvetere cases Of
Of Electro Magnetism powerful machine being IN constant
operation Charge for advice and medicine 81 81 Chamber
street, doc" rom proadway jeio 3otsm
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From HAvANA-By the arriva! of the bark
Louisa at this port, yesterday afternoon, in the
remarkably short passage of te DAYS we have Havana
dates to the Sd inst incusv The intelligence of viii CD
we are In receipt is wholly of commercial character
We make the following quotations Sales of beef No
!, prime and mess Ii to IL l. Butter American yell
low. 10 to ~ Cheese, 10 to H. Yellow corn to an
Philadelphia flour, IL. Hams, to IL 4. Lard, 10
to IL 2--stock on hand 5000 kegs Mackerel No. g. g.
Pork prime Eastern and mess, II to 40 Philadelphia
pork, in boxes IL. Exchange New York par y dis
count; on London M to 8 premium. Freghts to Great
Britain co l6n British and Spanish vessels. To the
United States 81 50 per box sugar, to per bag
coffee, and So per hid Bulletin,
july Ia.
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0,- The President has recognized Ferdinand
Ludwig Brauns, consul Of Bavaria for the port of Ba
more and August Theodor Berg consul Of the Grand
Duchy Of Mechenberg Schwerin for the port Calves
ton. in the State Of Texas
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HUNTERLAN DIsPENsARY. No: Division s, street s
established A. D. 1885, by the present proprietor for the
successful Of disease Of secret psure and for
the sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine
is the only remedy on earth safely be relied
thoroughly this hord disease without injury to the
sution without diet hndance from business, even
when ali else have failed A comprehensive treatise accom-
panes each vial with full drecons which Is warranted to
efecuay curd in all matter how long standing or
how deeply seated in the system, with less trouble 70 he pa
and shorter OF time than any other IN
~ WINS " ~ '"' Wa AL 1msr
INFANTS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.-MIss
i JACOBS formerly Of 457 Broadway announces to her
friends the ladies Of New York and its vicinity that she has
ASSORTMENT Of and children
from the American Institute four silver medals in four
consecutive years Ladies own ana gut 70 or
attended TO- Strangers will do well call before purchasing
as goods Of the best and prices low mi8 30t-rc
T,RAVELLINGi TRUNKs.--yOHN CATTNACH
Trunk Manu- Mol Wall street, Of Broad
way has now hand and making good
Of trunks Vaes Carpet Bags and Satches wholesale and
retf,l e III, ,,, -r, ,,, =
European travel and Pomaneaus FOR the French
Male Poste. - . -
Orders for w Indies South America &c. filled with
despatch. je5 30t.rc
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nK j. X. CHABERT takes this medium to INFORM his
- friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice OF medicine at No 40 Grand street.
To those who may be disposed TO solicit his assistance, he
will devote his usual and attendance trusting that his
previous will be sufficient satisfy the scrupu-
ous his treatment all will alleviate the
mil 30tsr
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Mo CUkk. No fAf-Dk. COkBll"r, ~ Duane street,
member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons, London and
Of certain delicate dneases His long experience
and close this class compants his pleasant safe
during long and extended practice for thirteen years in this
cyand above all his legitimate medical qualifications
few of the grounds on which he rests claims Dr. C
mode of treatment Safe sfecual and expeditions not
curing either the Of restraint diet or BUSH
Structures cured weeks with scarcely
pain. Constitutional Deblity-Those individuals who have
be restored to health and society Md cases removed
enclosing fee of three dollars will receive prompt at
tention me 30tsr
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yFI.PE1TpS sPECIgIC PILLS.

FfiLFFNU'S
EfOk the radical Of gonorhoea glcet seminal ennis
sons aud all mocopuulent discharges from the uretr
These Pills. the result OF experiences IN the Hos
pz de Charlie 10 Paris pronounced their ceiccrasa
inventor Professor vepcsa a. an e ~ mnsL bar,
fiIne Than any other remedy without tainng the breath es
Prsee Fl boy.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
VI,HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by The Coilcse or
Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City of New York, 10
confidently recommended for all cases Of debility produced
remedy for Impotence ery or barrenness unless depend
ing ON maformaion. r,r -
..shh..d and seut 10 all parts of the Union
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nOCT. sALMONs REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of

nOCT. sALMON'S REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of
- the Stomach Liver and Kidneys accompanied with indi-
papation snguor low spirits, loss Of strength pains in the
back side and lower parts of the chest habual covenes
Sns m
aud Is priced so highly by all who have taken IT. ha the pro
~ He every sufferer from the above complains that
as processes to be- perfect cure nvgoatng the
%
sod and does not N cSs1
jyl 30t%r Corner of John St, Sole Agent
4 lUrAipA AND CubrB r.AIts, Ina mo-.
~ speedy certain and ecctual remedy for the Of all
ii M ,o Ind
form, without smell or taste contains IN the smallest bulk
nd S Of
Price ST. For sale at No Ann street. where information
10 & p. to s &c sna be par
PHYSICIAN who has devoted his attention exclusive
to an orce practice Private entrance to this office is Sd
T UCINA CORDIAL or the ELIXIR OF LOvE.-Ths
II the only actual remedy discovered for Impoency
Genital Debility, Nocturnal emissions, and all diseases occa
Gently recommended for the same complains worthless
limitations which its unrivaed excellence fame and POPULAR
rope and the United States are unanimous in Sf
datons Of Lucna Cordial and have given their sanction
r he ns mas esnse o
be placed the potency the Lncna Cordial the foregoing
.aS cad % h w sad sas GT IF %eq sa
Sfs ed SS
tonsin all Of which it will afford almost immediate relief
and used as almost certain to produce Positive
weakness disability Of certain should take this
G0id will naDy restore health and vEOr in bret
course be had IT, the most beneficial results may DO antc
pa pyc WIN "a D con hu. e. 60. No, do
Principal Office 7 Greenwich street Sold in Trenton, N
j. john Hickey and in Philadelphia at 30 North Sixth st.
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.

nor the Of primary secondary syphilis,
venerca ulcers nodes complaint Produced By
ipudcious use Of mercury or unskiltu medical treatment
should this powerful purifier without delay as no person
consider hmaef safe after having the disease
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly ces
brated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases of half dozen for
s., carefully packed and all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SAsSAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression of quachery
the purifying qualities and curative powers above herbs.
confidently recommended by the College superior TO any
OF Saapaa present before bc and NAV be
relied on az certain remedy for all diseases from
worm bIoches or pimples ulcers pain the bones or joints
nodes cptanso erptons ulcemed sore throat dis
sase arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nju
dicious of mercury
Bold in single bottles at ......... rs cents
!. in cases Of half dozen bottlsa ........ ...ssa
&c.. e.-,v..a odo !. uof III .'s..Se w
MA very libcralid into wholesale purchasers
W.. i. RICH RDsoN, NJ d.,
pkW WsNss0I ssxsst, New York.
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CHEAP SUGARS.-New crop Green and Black Teas and
~ Family Groceries
Just received from auction large stock Of white and brown
and black and all of which
crushed do S. 3D. h. brown sugar 3s light do a Cd; yellow
Porto Rico IS light Havana do finest Ooong tea 50
fine Young Hyson so good black and 2 and 3
lb prime old coffee 10 h. fresh ground daily and groce
Of all kinds for sale quantities suit By
10. FOWLER,
$50 and i2s Greenwich, and rs Vesey street :,
B. Dealers and families from the country would do well
call before purchasing Goods delivered theb with
out charges jel0 3OtE m
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hEAENESS CUkED-3yl Brsadway.-l cheeriully com
- ply with the request of Lieut. Mcintosh thet he
nvaded home Of total deafness and dis
of Drs Castle and Edwards Aursts 1881 Broad
wa he entirely recovered his hearing and has returned
forces jamaica ACOUSTIC OIL for sale-A specific for
ncpnt Deafness palms, collections in and discharges
from the me 30t~r
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7 LGHTNING CONDUCTORS-This being the season
IL Of the year when lightning rods absolutely
evs building the advertiser desires to call the attention Of
put by him heater hsndsomsr cheaper and
with copper joints which is great improvement the
hooked pan it gives betterndeed perfect
The public obtain further information application
WALW0RTH, MASON. & GUILD, Engineersl No, 70
John st., ". Y. m22s 30tfh
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NOTICE-The subscribers inform The public that they
~ have received aeir supply of Mnera! Waters direct
from the Springs such Sharon Blue Lick Seltzer Kessin
ger Vchy &c. &c. all particularly beneficial this
Of the year They fulfill usual all orders for the same
wholesale and retail their establishments, No Park Row
and 3si Broadway, near Prince street.
DELLUC & CO.,
je29 30t*r Sole to Place x Southland.
T AMPS, GlRANDOLEs AND HALL LANTHORNs
~ in all their xusty-Aa extensive and splendid assort
oil the above articles solar lard. camphue
chemical oil dorc and outdoor lamps and plain
chmneys wck French and American shades hose
about would do well call and Judge for them
selves. n B. Lamps gilt, bronzed and repaired:
je5 3At$rc 2. g. REILLY. 1873 Canalst
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THE PRIVATE TRRA11sE-On the inisssicrs dIssesss
Il Of the Genial Orvans-ou certain dsorderl which reseH
Bile. and may be mistaken Tor themon Mssur6af,on 9s
&c, he.
Fourth Edition. with several chapters and uusua
i've plates, is in the press will be pubiiabed shortly
The author ake. this opportunity Of seynA that 10 may Pc
10 Penwieh street between the hour, off, to A. NJ ore
~ the early stage Of these disorders will be surprised The
simpcy and little that attends their he
1m Gesn class Of advertising and other causes
800 lower Post-ofice. ~. Y. les 30f<m
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Sporting Intelligence

COLUMBIA, s. G. RACES, Jan 23d--Sweepstakes for 3
years old Entries and foIfeits 500.
Capt Donald Rowes b. C. Rio Grande, by Billy
Harris dam Lady Morgan,
Mr.. Lownde'sc f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Charles,
Time-lst heat, 4O2 Id $3.50
Sweepstakes for two year ods Entries and fOrieits,
Dr. Toand's b. f. by Priam, dam Cora by Eclipse,
out OF Maid OF TIE Oaks.
MIR II. G. Myers b.f b. Priam dam by Leviathan,
Time-lst heat, 1856 ID heat, l:55.
WEDNEsDAy-Forthe Hampton Plate Two mile heats,
$500 90.
Col. John Harrison CHI. m. years old, by Boston,
dam Emily,
Captain G. Edmonston (Harly and Dunbars)
by GaDO, dam -, 2
r. Watson OR Burrough's) br. &. John Watson,
aged, by JnO. Dawson dam by imp Leviahan dis
J. G.. Singeton's CHI m Maid Of Lodi, years old,
by tIualpa, dis
Time-3:54-3:52.
THURspAY.-Three mile heats. Purse $3.50
D. + Tay lor's Oh NJ. Castanet, years old, by
Monarch out of Betsy Robbins,
A. NJ Jewel Or j Bulochs b. m. Sally Pedon,
years DID, by imp SarpedoD, dam by Sir Ar
chy, .
Time-6:O7. 6:ls.
FRrDAy-Four mile heats. Purse $500.
VIM. M. Myers Childe Harold, years old, by
Sovereign dam Maria West 2 |
w. A. Stewards Sally Morgan, aged, by Eman-
cipator, dam Lady Morgan. dr..
TIme-S:2
SATuRpAY-Best three in five-mile heats. Purse 500
g. Edmondston's b {. years old, by Gano, dam
Sally Mages, III
Jshn {. singletons b. f. years old, by Monarch,
dam Kitty Heath, 2 3
John Harrison's c. T. years old, by Argyle. dam
Gsdolphin, 33s