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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE July 20-Stock Board-S500 U. S, Treasury
6 Oi $1,000 Maryland SIS Ss 1000 do do $50 1000 do do
s a R G d. d1 A 1909 do dG 80 shares BalsimCs and
asked Treasury 6s 1857 bid Oi asked Maryland closed
at SsS bid asked Bal imore SIS of 1880 q, 81 bid gs
asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at 81 y bid 3S
asked. -
PnLADEIpInA July 2l-First Board-l2 N Bank Ken, 0s;
800 u s. 6s 6S 041a; 5000 do 81, l0is; Ches. Del
Canal 3d. 200 Treasury Notes, Mechanics Bank 2
6W4mington RI. 2 Mechanics Bank 24a 10 Penn. RR,
Bead ss1Sipg sI RR Ss 5s SSo State s.
ship Banb, 25a % Reading RR ia 80 Morris Canal 91
BosToN, July -Broker.' Board-l6 shares Western Rail.
road 100; do Old Colony Railroad S; do Vermont
s0h 20 do Fitehburg Railroad lo Ill do Boston Maine
Railroad M 10 do Boston and Worcester Railroad 1903;
Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railroad ~ 100 do
Company l2l rs East Boston Dividends No 81 So do
do bSd 81 50 80 do do No 50 shares Reading Railroad
M 25 do do 4d $1,000 Mass cent Sterling Bonds
9314 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 hgld, SO.
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CUMMERCIAL AFFAIRX,
MONEY MARKET,
Friday, July 2l-6 II. MI.


Quotations for stocks continue on the define Ope-
ratons to very limited extent. At the first board
day United States 6s 1867 fell of 4 per cent, Harlem
a. Ohio 6's ~ Morris Canal q, Long Island e, Erie
Railroad, new, u. Canton Co. advanced 4.
At the second board Harlem advanced a per cent.
There sales of Erie bonds and stocks at prices
current in the morning
The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad have declared a
semi-annual dividend of four per cent The company
has declared stock dividend back interest which
will be issued on the LIST of October next.
Since the 14th inst, $4,000 OF the old loan and
Treasury Notes have been issued and transferred to
foreign account embracing some of the most promi-
nent names in England. This is independent from the
foreign subscription to the new loan.
The receipts of the Long Island Railroad Company
for the month of June in each of the past two years.
were as annexed -
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
June 1S4S-Total receipts. S13,757 05
June 1S47- do do. 1880 %
Increase for June, 1885, .............S1766 so
The earnings for the first nineteen days of July this
year we're $4,000 showing about the same results
for the same time last year.
The statement made about the Nashville Insurance
and Trust Company in nection with the Ohio Life
and Trust Company, is without foundation. Our
thory the contradiction is the agent of the
pany in this city The Ohio Life and Trust Company
explain perhaps to the satisfaction of the Nash
vile institution, what foundation thereis for
the report
The steamship Hibernia, from Liverpool brings
days later intelligence from oil parts of Europe The
political accounts interesting and encouraging,
and the commercial advices highly favorable and
tsfactery. Consols had advanced two per cent, the
result of the favorable announcement made by the
chancellor regarding the revenue and the expectation
that the Bank Of England would further reduce the
rate of discount The decrease in the for the
quarter ending July 5th amounted to f327 ,741, and
for the year to f25s7,709 This deficiency is much
smaller than anticipated, that all apprehension rela
tive to loan had been removed and the public mind
consequently much relieved. material improve
me mt had been realized in the French funds. Order
having been restored in the capital, confidence
slowly returning and the impression that the crisis
had passed was universal.
Cotton had improved in prices and the transa ctions
had been to considerable extent The effect of the
political agiations the Continent had been fully
realized, and steady but gradual advance is
looked for. The corn markets were firm, but by
means active. On the whole the is good, much
better than anticipated.
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More OF the Volunteers Returned.

The ship fanny Forester Capt. Coun, arrived
yesterday, at Quarantine from New Orleans with the
remaining six companies Of the LIST regimen Of New
York Volunteers under command Of Lieut. Col. j. T..
Burnham. The following is the list of officers on
board Lieut.. Col J. c. Burnham Surgeon NJ. b.
Halsted; Adj't J. S. McCabe; Capt J. P. Taylor;
Capt. Nj. Faircbild; Capt. VIM Forty; First Leuts f.
f.. Pinto, f. @. Boyle, Scannell; Second Lieuts. G..
s. Cooper A ii. Barber, j. Wilson, and r. b. Carroll
The following compliment paid Capt Coun, by the
officers, for his gentlemanly conduct towards them,
and the rest of the passengers the passage. At
meeting Of officers Of the LIST regiment of New York
Volunteers, board ship Fanny Forester, the follow
ing unanimously adopted -
Owed II awe ende thanks to Captain
Coun for his nd and attentions which have
ed much render the homewar pleasant,
able to both officer and SOLDIER and that appreciate his high
attanments skilu sailor and most cordially recommend
him and his vessel 10 the public.
Lieut. Col J. e. BuRNHAN. President
Surgeon NJ u. HALsrED, Vice President.
Capt Wan. FORTY Secretary
Orr SANDY Hook, July 81 1913
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Died,


On the Goth inst after lingering Illness JACOB r.
LoUzApA, in the 37th year of his age
His friends and acquantances and those of his bro
thersnaw, George Ricard, John A. Ricard Peter
Colyer, and David Van Name requested to attend
his funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from his late
residence, 666 Water street. His remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On Thursday morning, July Goth, EDWIN, youngest
son of Henry Laverly.
On Friday morning. July 21st, Miss MARY JANE HA-
MILTON, of consumption in the 21st year of her age
Jersey, for interment
At Albany on the 18th inst, ANNA G., wife of John
7. Cough, Of that city.
Suddenly, on the Goth inst, JOHN, only child of
John and Isabella Robertson, aged months and 10
days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from his ia
theirs residence, 122 Madison street. this Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
July 2lst of hasty consumption at the residence of
her sister Mrs. Comstock in New London, Conn, SA-
RAIL- wife of Dr. P. B. Lodge Of "a Montgomery street.
New York, in the 2Sth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place in that city the after
noon of the 23d inst.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July IS, 1913.
BY an arrival from Mexico, we have letters and
papers as late the 9TH instant, from the CAPT al
No positive information has been received as to
the progress of the revolution. We only know
that the government forces under Generals Busta-
mente an! Cortazar had been united, to the num-
Der of three thousand, preparatory to an attack
upon the insurgents, commanded by Padre Jarauta.
The Supreme Court of Mexico has under con-
slderalon the protest against the late treaty with
the United States.
Vessels had sailed for Yucatan with money and
troops for the relief of the whites
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Orr SANDY Hook, J
The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready for delivery at
among other matter, the highly interesting history
Of the fiightful instruction in Paris, from COB
server" of the Paris of the Neto
York Herald; also the full report of the Territorial
Select Committee, with Mr. Clayton's speech on the
subject Of slavery and the new territory. Single
copies ga cents 1t will be very valuable paper to
send to the country.
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another for Van Buren-and one for Satan-or the
politicians will get mouldy, and the grog dealers
will become bankrupt That would bring out the
hunkers; and the barnbumers, If for mere spite
alone, would take another twist at the business.
Stir up, politicians, or the whiskey cause will burn
out. This inanimation will never do, where we
have so many rascals to get living out of hum
hun
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TIiIRTIETAi CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WAsniNcroN, July 81, 1s4s.
The Senate convened ut the usual hour when the
Vice-President resumed his seat and called to order
Prayer was then offered up by the Chaplain.
Numerous memorials and petitions were prese nted
received, and appropriately referred.
PUBLIC LANDS FOR SUPPORT OF INDECENT INSANE PER-
Mr.. DIX, from the select committee to whom a me-
mortal had been referred, respecting public lands
reported in favor of granting public lands the sup
DIX
the consideration of the bill at an early day.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion Of MIR. ATHERToN, Chairman of the Com
mttee on Finance, the Naval Appropriation Bill
taken up.
The VIcE PRESIDENT stated that the question pend
ing was on MT Lewis motion to reconsider the
yesterday. adopting Mr.. Niles amendment
Upon this motion an interesting debate sprung up,
in which kessls Niles of Connecticut Phelps of Yer
mont, Foote, of Mississippi Benton and Davis of Mas
sachusetts, took part
The question was finally taken on Mr. Lewiss mo-
ton to reconsider and the yeas and nays being called
for it decided in the affirmative by the folio ng
vote-yeas 80, nays 20. The question then REQUIRED
Mr. Niless amendmen in favor of striking out sc
and decided in the negative, by yeas 20, nays &c.
that the amendment was lost. Numerous other amend
ments were then offered and rejected
After very long debate principally in regard to
employing naval steamers in carrying the mails (which
was negatively, rejection of the ndment was pro-
line of steamers
Mr.. HALE moved an amendment in favor of abolish
ing fogging in the navy, which was negatved,
Senate left without quorum.
The Sergeant. alarms sent for the absentees,
when three came in, and the Senate, at six o'clock
adjouyned over until tomorrow Saturday.
House of Representatives.
The House assembled at IL O'Clock, and after the
transaction Of routine business the Speaker an
nounced the first thing in order to be consideration
of yesterdays motion in favor of reconsiderng the
vote rejecting an item in the
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SMITH, of Indiana obtained the floor, and
warmly reviewed the conduct of the domino party
of Messrs. Polk and Cass He read from little book
containing General Casss letter to the Chicago
vention Uaughter) He rdiculed VERSIONS
die sympathies for Clay, and asked from whence they
came" Was he the same Clay that the genteman's
party so long reviled, and pronounced good admin
stration party?"
Mr.. STEWART, of Michigan, followed and defended his
party and Cass, and attacked the wings
Mr. GoGGiN next made party speech. He quoted
Bayley's former denuncaton of Jacksons usurpation
power, and also quoted Henry A Wises testimony
against Cass.
Before an investigation submitted to,
MIR. THOMPSON, Of Miss read a speech against Tay-
Tor and the whig party and highly eulogisc Of Cass
MIR. BARRON replied in powerful manner.
The question was then taken reconsidering, and
carried, and the House adjourned until tomorrow
Saturday.
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New York, Saturday, July 2a, Is4s.
Actual Circulation or the Herald.


The publication Of the Morning Edition of the Herald
nsnceo yesterday ut 30 minutes past ocoet aud finished
10 minutes ocock-the Evening Edition minutes
ter O'clock and finished at half past o'clock
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Our Columns To-day.

The columns of the New York Herald are
pretty well filled this morning, with the interest
ing foreign news received laA night
Several columns of domestic matter are conse-
quently crowded out. We may have to issue a
double sheet on Monday morning, in order to
clear tables of the mass of important letters,
&C., that burden them Well see.
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Arrival OF \ rOOps.

= PHILADELPHIA, July Il, 1913.
The Philadelphia Rangers arrived this after
noon, and met with hearty reception. Capts.
and Wynkoop's, had arrived at Harrisburg, and
will wait for other companies expected to arrive
there toni ght.
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Married

At Baltimore, Nd, on Tuesday evening. 18th inst
by the Rev. II. V. d. Johns, Mr.. JOSEPH MERREFIELp
Of Philadelphia to Miss REBEccA daughter Of the late
Joseph Janney of that city
On Sunday the 10th inst, at Astoria, L. l., by the
Rev. Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. JOHN w. Posr, of this city to
Miss ELIZA CRoMELY, of the former place.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, July 1S-There comparatively
movement in the cotton markets yesterday. Sales
about six hundred bales only. Other markets I'M
changed and inactive.
ALBANY, July 21.-Receipts within the past "a hours
Flour 1900 bbls; corn, 1890 bushels There mo-
thing of mt doing in this market o-day Every
thing was dull, and waiting steamers news Flour
quote 81 rs for this State and Oswego and at SIS 80
for pure Genesee, which selling in small lots.
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THE Posr OFFICE.-The aggravated and mani
fold abuses connected with the post office laws,
have been standing theme for unmitigated de-
dunciation, by the press and the public, for the
last few years-since the installation of Cave
Johnson into the administration of the affairs of
the post Office We eschew all mention of the
recent law, passed hurriedly through Congress, as
sort of quasi retaliation upon the British enact
ment upon this subject of international postal ar
raDgemcnt. There Is a vulgar phrase, popular
among the lower classes of the Spaniards, which,
when translated, reads thus 1t is Just like pluck
ing mans beard to vex HIS chin - and so is it
with this new post office law. A few more weeks,
however, will have so effectuay non-seated the
powers that be, at either side, with it, that may
expect some change in this most ilIlberal and re-
strictive law.
When we are to have such change, the con-
dtion, also, of the present post office of this city
should be most especially, or even now, looked
into We have frequently urged the necessity for
the establishment of branch post office in the
city of New York. We have shown the vast in
convenience to which those who have occa-
sion and are compelled to transmit mail
able matters through the post office, are put, IN
sending or attending personally at the post office;
and now the rates of postage, stage hire, and gene
raj expenses, in connection with the delays to and
from the post Office operate utter restriction
upon all intercourse, except the part of the
wealthy The humble, and the circumscribed In
means, can now have no prospect of commnnica-
ting with their friends, the law is so shacllled by
severe restrictions and those who receive letters
in the upper parts of the city compelled to wait
one OF two, or some times three days, until they
receive them through the carriers. Will not Con-
gress, before its adjournment, do something to mi
tigate this abuse, regards the post office here?
A branch of the post Office would do much service
IN the upper part of this city; and there is no city
inIthe Union where such branch Is more loudly and
universally called for
We would ask Congress-we would ask some of
our New York members, In either branch ofthe ma
tional egislatureto introduce short bill on this
subject before Congress adjourns. Can they spare
enough time from, grog-drinking and political
blackguardism to do this little job for the public
good!
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NEaRo RESURRECTION IN THE DANISH WEST INDIA
ISLANDS. The bark El Dorado, at Baltimore,
brings intelligence of a revolution In st. Croix,
and that the blacks had been successful in over
throwing the government. There had been con-
siderable fighting, and many murders had been
committed. The Governor of st. Thomas applied
to the Captain General Of Porto Rico for assis-
lance, by the British steamer Eagle. letter dated
Mayaguez, 9Th inst, says,-
She the Eagle) took up to st. Thomas five hours
after her arrival at St Johns GOO soldiers the Com
pantas de prefenoid and brigade of artillery and
900 In doubloons | hope the Danes will be able
with this to restore peace and that commerce may
not suffer more than II has done this year.
Our Captain General had sent to Hava to borrow
money! don't know how much. The Captain Gene
raj in Havana sent up Spanish frigate with three
thousand doubloons, and learn that our Captain
General will receive shortly, by the different steamers
and war, to the amount ofthree hundred thou
sand dollars.
The frgate arrived the I'd inst, just in time for
the st. Thomas loan assistance We are perfectly
quiet, and don't fear anything from the negroes in
this island Business will be worse and worse and
anticipate a bad season In the coming months ;
money will be invisible, am afraid.
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rona wheat superior article for bakers Mills 2OI
CherrJ street Alst, Wheaton Grts from
highly nutritious agreeable food in pud-
ding, &c, or boiled with milk HECKER 4 BROTHER.
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Preserving Sugar.-Mr. j. o. Fowler, No.
$50 @ Greenwich and rs Vesey has just received 100
barrels Crushed Loaf Yellow Brown Sugar which he will
sell Wholesale prices Crushed cents; Suars yellow, 6
Orleans So Crocers and coun trv
dealers would do well to call
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens

10 Es WatSOn
Co, Is Wall street. sell Gold Pens every description whole
sale and retail unprecedented low prices Their cheeu rem
is great fvorte and in the pnbo estimation, and
cheapest pen in points Gold pens
repointed
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Good Lands In Arkansas, are given to Set
tiers See in New York Sun, under head Of Wants.
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Ague and Fever-Chin Fever, and all Inter-
mittent Fevers cured by WYNK00P cos Compound
still sold the old terms returned in fail
Office AIS Broadway of Lspenard street. where
pamphlets containing the certificates Of regular physicians
others, showing its virtues may be had.
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DIR. KelIinger's NI.ns,on House, at Yonlers

DIR. KelIlnger's Msnslon House, Mt YOnkers,
is all the ageto which drive in the
world Hundreds of fashonabes daily the
Doctor who has determined to throw his
grounds for the comfort and pl-
tiens that convalesent well for the public
Visitors have clear and picturesque view Hudson
twenty miles, taking in Editor Benefits spacious
cfateau Hastings Forests wonderful palaces
Washington lryngs cottage the Of architecture
H. Grinnell Paradise mot los short the sur
rounded by the elite of NewYo City, New Rochelle its yo
rich and beautiful scenery and the only
modest unsophisticated living quac in existence Everything
done up in the Doctors peculiar STYLE
Beauties OF the Opera.rVOl. completed. Ia
Nos containing 800 pages Of Engraved Mucportraits Of the
great singers illustrated title page index and photographic Wig
nettes for sale in numbers volume complete Is No.
Per vol Music bound in various styles
ATW ILLS Music Saloon, 30l Broadway
The Great Question Answered, the Cheap.
Clothing Store in the Univere-Coa 80 pants
80 cents pair Of Vests 80 cents each Also Cashmeye
and linen Coa incredibly cheap heap of Unedeeed
Pledges just to hand magnihceny made
the 50 tut store corner Nassau and Beekman streets
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City 60
good Boots Shoes and Caters Jones' Ann street.
the Museum. His best French Boots - 50 second qusty,
from So 5Ot 81; Congress Boots, from So 30 TO 81
The Arrival OF the Stcamer-AlsO, the arrt-
val Of French Boots from Paris aud for sale friend
YOUNGS The officers and of the Army and Navy should
equal to the 81 boots in other fine Calf So
ind n. Of tons md Mass streeta
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The Mysteries of New York thrown In the
National Police Gazette of this week. decidedly
rich. 1t contains the richest and races expoons
mysteries Of fashionable prostitution high life reported
full account Of the Mercer street tragedy
that would take hint notices of the press Mayor
meyers sungh decson we'll the usual variety
resting matter Office los Nassau street. Price four
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INXCURsIONS-FOR THE FISHING RANKsLrHR NJ =

EXCURSIoNS-FOR THE FISHING BANKsJTHR ELL.
~ CANT and we'll known steamer New Haven Cam, lam
here will run regularly e the Fishing Monday
leaving Duane street at Canal street. So; Hammered
street. Caharne street. H. X, at S% Grand street o;
pier No r. 81 NJ returning at p. NJ. Bats furnised
oard gratis splendid brass and cotlon band will accom-
py the boat Refreshments Of the most choice kind fnissd
on beard. Fare for the excursion 80 cents. :
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GRAND EXCURSION THROUGH LONG ISLAND no
GJeenpoI BY the Long Island Railroad Thuday July
2th lS and return the evening" BY special fro
Brooklyn Depot att A. NJ stopping at Jamaica at TX r.;
Branch Hcksvile si, Farmingdae So Suffolk Sssion 81
port at H. Returning the train will At the above nasd
port the steamer Statesman Capt Nash in radSuss .
such Of the desire through unrvaie Pc
comic Bay to Sag Harbor and back charge or
trim
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MCGUIRE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT 10 DUANE STREET
member the Royal College of Surgeons London may be
consulted treatment delicate how ons
You may have gse ulcers UPON 9ody the
years. devoted diseases DR. c. to cure the
worst form Of this disease cared in four days-
No mercury used Structures cured in weeks with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain oathsome habit positively
restored to health and society Remember ~ street. ODD
pomte DR.. Johnson'a 1879 ~
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DACKET SHIP CLIFTON, FROM NEW ORLEANS Is pIsL
charging at Rutgers street wharf, Consgnees win pleas
attend to the receipt CT their goods- =
l. X. COLLINS 81 South ssrssk

Dh JEfFklES ANriDoTE Is THE MOST EFPsCTUAL
- Iaaton sold for Gonorrhoa other disorders Of s
Sexual organs Long experience has proved will radi
eay cure any case This desirable result obtained from
two to ten days and as neither
laae ana renders unnecessary deviation in diet nt
upuon 70 usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion the
nuisance is thus removed speedily consistent with The
production OF thorough and permanent Its rodents
are entirely vegetable and injurious effect either
uotay or locally be caused by lis Price 81 bott.
street
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM-PT BARNUM, PROPRIEroR-
"A f. Hitchcock ManageSpes dd performances svcry Altar
noon at M o'clock and evening manager has ~
gagged the celebrated Belgian Giant Mons Bn the sSt M
In the world being u feet In height enormous
srotor 30 feet long The three Living 0uans 0ptan t
The Fairy Family Mr. Chubbee Indian Futist Hiehisnd
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Statuary ~
dame Rockwell, the famous Fortune Teller AdmisO "a ~
whole including Museum performances Is Chdsn IN.
der III years OF age and od enough walk alone 3k sat
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(NENTREylILI.E CONSTRUCTING AND PACING
~ Purse $2O0-Two mile heats, in harness, will come off
on Monday July 24th at o'clock r. NJ and closed with the
two celebrated horsesJ X. Polk and Lady Suffolk D. Bryan
Lady Suffolk she go suky. j. Whelpley CHI
James X Polk he hundred and twenty pound
wagon. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
Centrevie July goth, 1S4S.
N B. The will leave the South Al
half past o'clock and Immediately after the race