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NOTICE-THE CoPARTSEksHIP or THE UNDER
~ signed will expire BY its limitation, February l.
1850 Mr. Ellis refining from tss eo.csrn; .,,

H. y
Reerng to the above give notice trait have deter
mined TO cell before February aud
fully suggest friends in this and the neighboring cities
That they will cenul their interests by inspection OF
our prices which will be marked lev a. 20 insure the
comrshment Of ntenons aud render 10 ares economy
81 money ae well tmel TO make purchases a. our store
instead OF auction sales where there cannot Of course be
the same facilities for examination 81 goods, or ne
tame responsibility 10 quality and value Noyeli.s-Ns
are now opening our Fall imporatons ant will have the
pleasure o. showing very much larger collection Of
rich and desirable goods than has been or for
tsle In this country. TIFFANY, YOUNG BILLS.
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ls9. 1913.
Domestic exports in Am. vessels SOL 1858 800 27
Do. do. in foreign vessels. 4i3D36i7 81 $3.50 90i
Foreign exports in American vessels. 9l69SI5 4ll374
Do. do. in foreign do. 39i9,050 7,0li2j
Total $l45 755s20 Sl5lO32 l3l
Imports pay ing duty Am. vessels 1903 2e32aO l0O7095
Do. do, foreign do. l7,0Ss, 932 ls.5763l7
Do free, American vessels 49,. 2zls655i 22.2l0A0
Do. do, foreign do....... 5,2oS.i33 a,l4l2 $50
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Theatrical .na si..,c.i

Bowtpr TH,srss III. hous. u1s. last evening
crowded 70 ovsrho-inR At early hour aud tn. play
" w. ipo.'d. pleasure 80 how we'll every thing IL
d'n- 81 the Bovery, ~h.re the whole compsp, ~ 30
eseslient ana able. With the Walischs the oilb.rts
Mirs q. W-yuss stevens, McFarisud. wiosns Lester,
kc -sst can be- thoroughly play ed aud everything
ro~s Oh With regularity sud taste. rhe perfsr 81
the strrr Rrn VITA the attacks in the leading psrts
T. cell knusn tn the pubc. IJ Is always
received snd always attracts . large audience To-
plight Dir slisek viii taxi. bensnt aud q foe bill
will he prs.stsd ON the occasion. rh. play Of tn.
"tUr ebtseh.m ~ith Gtib.rt aud Wssck ss Master
vsltsr apd SIR rhorass Cnaprt, Lester Nofu. aud
Mrs. wallscs and Mis- we,m-. .. Julia and HELM.
viii he the hrrt piece; aud the fsvorte opera ~ Rob
Roy" ~itn Mr. SUD Nrs. Wsllsck Ron sad Hs,pn
hetr's"r vii be- plzl % ss the sir-rp-ce All the
original mute gill be introduced In the course the
piece
brosrway TppArRs Last night 4" m slim OF1anni.
ran sld the Fstri.sn repeated TO q we'll nil-d
hou,e, though the falling Of frcm the evening o.frs
fever ladies prsssnt and Dou- at ali In the psrqustt.
whore hst- ~ers - nsuy the niaht " the b-o.it
H. vss rumor,d shout IN the course OF the evening
that here -oulo b. his-ipe aud another rss ADD
the police we're sccordiugiy Ia force rns play pro-
cseded vithout shy interruption, tail Hudson, rhe-
lin, began TO sins avr'~ f,tm he Groves Of Blar.
pey when one OF too hi-ses ~ere hard In the par.
qustfe where the Missing wa the bixht before They
we've dru~nsd IN sprisuse The Kissing WAS rene sef
80 the cong proceeded ~hsu there cries of rura
HIN IN, nom the secoDd circl- mingled Nth rurn
cot the goose J" Put out the calf e head 80 Pat ass
care IN hip 20 TIE .xeit.ncDt increased a. many
ir m their sests o. seertsn wh.rc the ht.-ips
cane fow- n matter ~ some difficulty. One gentle.
msp pointed h.ts. another pointed there; aud ops
psrsun. s"r'd nerc'ly by policeman denied that hs
~ss The man snd then smother va laid hold o. aud
taken ont sniost loud cheers Meantime. the ladies'
~ the drsss circle had come alarmed and some Of
them fsd risen FROM their s,sts when the siecs
pr eseaed . htile furt her the hisrinu was again
reneved amidst tens-ed .xciemen the expui-inn
etso nors ehsnasrs from the psrsut. Ia bota tn
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Gs5Is70Ie


rstis Boupss. sept ~ Three O'Clock The French
FUNDS ~ere wesk AZ fts'. ADD seemed 20 tend down
ward, hut thsy aisrva rrcuverd close at neary
the prices Of the day before THE Ftvs per ,snts
oppsnsd st 81 leo and clnssd a. sf use 90
Tbe Three per tsnts eossd at 55f $50 or $50 higher
Bssk 81 France shares have again fallen zOf sing
81 zh2hf Roman T. sssin y 'oser clo.ttR at FAX
Rate ~ Shares have not nuyh varied Exchange en-
London GO days., Is AN, money ditto co days 2S
5zh, money.
Lrvtf roof CorToN NsHEsr. Sept 1--we have pass.
I'd dull srd fat week in our cntton market; stl
can hsrdiy axe any change In our quotations from
lat tnoav sithougb IN. nidiling aud inferior de.
tctitu ors ~ American being drought forward frsely
fer fse. are souewhst taier 20 purchase add buyers
nsy M some instance meet Nth q little advantage
The is'r qualities. bling In f-msnd for export sna
comparatively scare. fully supp the previous quo
fstons ihe Ameli an steamer due st the com
mert ~ the wek hiss not Yet been had -; she IL
arsi, ~ locked for arc American and 4fJ sorst.
have been taken or fpeeuia'ion aud 1850 American
1tso sUrst and $40 iernan for export sslss to-day
shout 600 bales The sales OF the week are sl7O0
bales.
LsvrRrooL Corror M,srrr sept 1S-A vet -e have
NJ 'ciDss ~ the biberns and market open. very
gnistiy all psrties vsitiog Tor further sdric-s
ceps,o.rsbls sbrety The prices 81 yesterday are
mssDtsiutd but the demand IL h,oit-d
Lr,HrooL JoHS hsssEr, Scot 10 No change can
- apot'd In THE market There 10 little OF nothing
ps'sing In the trade
LrEsroeL MssErr. Sept n --Ashes are dull and al.
though prices are noninsy upalt-rrd NJ sales hsv.
ben 'fsctsd Coal be msrs.t continues lively;
Asvt are more plsntifu prices remain the sane rhe
sssbttty tbipp.d during III. past seek T. oh ut V0D
tins Drras Dyes kc "A f-w ra~hs ~ rcd ago. soId
81 ne per evt aDo Is casks Hss spnsfto 1t 10 81 70
10 "a. ssrb there has been some business done 10
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u...rs. R.,tnY,s Circular.

LosuoN triiay Seps IA 1919.
We have had gosd aud rather iusress'ng demand
nom The home trade several descriptions OF colo
NAL nd foreign produce FIR which full prices have
he IN La d. and within a day two more enquiry has
ted its.lf for export which has given addti
nj cont ID. nee to holders The money marset 10 still
vsry ,a,y and the stock Of bulli~n increasing II W.
O. .lypso arrived to-day from the Vest Coast. brings
about COCO. We have no later sdvices from your
side, the Hib.rnis stssmer not having Yet arrived
In American s. ocks We have no material change to
report prices have been accepted in the limited
business trnD' acted
A,Hss ar, held firmly at our last quotations.
CocoA.-Ssles confined 20 30 bags Trinidad from
27s Cd for ordinary. up 10 4ss for me red
CecHIHFAL A fair demand prevails, and the sales
con prise leo bags Honduras silver from 81 I'd ~ Id
with Sb bags sroinsry to middlipg Mexican grsa at
B. 60. a 3s I'd perlb
Corrrr The pubic sales have offered 345 casks,
SEQ essss Teirherry 500 hays 6stava Ills bales d.
chiefly found buyers former prices Native Ceyon,
Tsbck.rry AS q 64- Cd Mocha 49s. Cd = sos 81
padarg. 33s Cd a 34s SauarsDg 3ss $50 Cd The
transactions privately comprise 900 bsg- Rio 36s Cd
. 3ss.: goo bags Java 40s AIS and 900 bags
tiss Ceyon, sos. 3ss Cd chiefly at the latter price
The Trading ompany's vsle Of about 277 62t bags,
which took place at amsterdam the 9th instant
salt. very fsvorsby the whole being taken at prices
generally about half cent above those 1T Rotterdam;
and ge,d business has been doing Ia all the near
ports. at again ra her higher prices We subjon .
note Of the imports and stocks hand the 1st in
slant, viz
Imports. Stocks.
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shipping InteIiigerce.


Arrived tst IL o'clock -steamship Amsroa, Lverpooi,
BAN suee,.. Bu.no. Ayr,. s,h ui-isr bars. vu.s,,
gum fr New Yk Tvl, aud soather5sr uac. shaesssay,
hon salem 2t; hs Foriu TO- Boston: Condor Tor
BAKE k'p.r. Ne. OIL ans ss.h MI. kdraund Dwight,
B~lumoic; ual, ihilad, lpa'a.
Cisre't,r, day experienced hurricane 10TH
sslrs sawyer, Armida Wreath Aibano add BE an,ins
Ph,lseepns tsremont, kondou Courier, kichnond Dem
fLfre-BsrIs sefIp Batavia; Bsi.n nsris Baltimore;
hig' tsSe pa eSfu Grand TURK Savanna; sehrs 90
tobsT, ard Howard.
sAIrs. Sept IS
insf, q former bark frstte wars esrEo; briss Agsno
ria do Dteu'. fr Gloncetr oeks saraa Ann
Z, do no htn'rtesnsat - Sartn's.
Brg tlsN.sud fhiadlrhs .chrs Gen Scott and Flora.
DO; ssrtha Vars. AM rsv OF. New Yors.
bsiled--Sthr Gl,te. New t,rn
NV hrDrosD sep. f5
Leo srctn spk. "a, %. iast n = 81 a. snip lee.
ws',or 30 e.rt. aoIe, s,s Bedford .rern;
br.h siswart fsirhsvsr, SPERM bsrks oti New
s.sl%d =" ,rs,% ln',se states se.'p r., 100 .p.ra;
lor y ~. chip Colchi-. 5os' u for Valparaiso.
A.o sniveo--sehi, sstsife Hampton, Va Jane Nsass-
mond Orbsm.st fhilsd,lpbs
hrivea-sehrs Pomr.y Por, wslthail; Vim spsn,rd.
mtTe; hu,irs nsrinah. \ ucimes Pollard aud Ro-
GER r,sdslE's , sg, s%Fsts. sSndss'
ssiled-sehr Broethsvsn Norfoi; 'sop sylph, Rosd.u
Arrived scbrs Company, Nor,op; Trituae piiisd.pha
tlssr,d-Brg Prince de Ioinvil'e. Havana.
.rriv.d-prss Aim,ra Ma ansa, nv nss asrsha x,rs-
sud Shsnru,k. PLilsde2a schrs s,rr smith Fruds-
rehstsshi Aeho'n vie'or PARROT avid rer,aa. yrh
Arrivsd-schr d usld, PhiiadsIpsis.
sedBris R-nsscr re~er-. with Sopiss ston. Tor she
u Dry DoSh, brefi -.
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WHO'S.

DEMOCRATS WHO'S.
SECRETARY Of stare, sserus,y II Stats,
Henry 8. Randall. christopher Morgan.
.dnorney General, .nn"r~sy Geaerai,
Levi &. CbAtheid. Samuel Stevens.
Comproii>r, 6oaptrciier.
John Lott. Washington Hunt.
7SsarDsr. Tssswru.
Benjamin Weleh, Jr. Aivsh Hunt.
JuSxs of Court of .9ppeai judge Of Court appeals
Fieeborn q Jewett. Joshua 4 Spencer
Canal Com sissioner, Canal Coaamissioaer,
Frederick Foilett. Nelson j. Beach.
Engineer aud Surveyor, En- gtnse, and Surveyor,
Alexander mpb~li. HeIekish G. seymour.
Stale Prf,on Inspector. State Prison Inspector,
Darius Clark Benjam Squire.
Judge levitt Is not a better candidate for the
Court Of Appeals than Mr.. Spencer. We might say
the same of the other candidates. In fact. the
only difference between the candidates is gene
raj political prnciples-ihe difference between
wings and democrats, which, however, has been
pared down go much Of late, that it hard tell
which Is which. The wings are in, and wan, to
keep IN; the democrats are out, and want to get
in. II is, after all, contest for public plunder,
and nothing more.
In one point, however, the coming election is
very peculiar and very pregnant with future
difficulties IN this country. Bo'h parties, wings
and democrats. are courriDg the abolition votes,
which Numbered about fifteen or twenty thousand
when that party ran separate ticket IN 1914.
The wings protest that they are more antl-slavery
than the democrats, and portion Of the democrats
insist they are the ant-slavery party Of the State,
while another portion Of them, the hunkers, lie
low and saynoth,ng. Whichever ticket is elected,
there will be difference in the general result, az
far regards the progress Of anti slavery scott.
ments IN this great State. That feeling and that
sentiment, by the rssc1lity Of politicians, and the
cohesive power Of the desire for public puoder,
are rapidly making this great State take stand
as an sgitGtor in that delicate matter, which will
bring about a very serious controversy between the
North and the South. In this point Of view, the
position assumed by the two parties il d,plorable,
and may result in consequences equally deplorabe
hereafter.
In this city we have no abolitionlsn, no humbup,
NJ nonsense Of the kind. We come directly to
the sc,s the policy, and the promises Of both par
ties, compared nth each other. The wings have
held political power here TOT the last two years.
and they have used that power the most corrupt,
outrageous and atrocious manner that any faction
OF any party ever did. The democrats, in their
worst dsys, never acted go badly as the wings hav.
done tor the last two years. We want a change
we must have change, and We hope and trust that
whoever is elected. the whip party. which ha. been
in power in this metropolis for the last two years
will be routed in November next, horse, foot, and
ton we cannot be worse. We could not have a
worse government thaa what we have had for the
last two years.
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SPANISH PorIcr IN CUpA.-Accordiog to the
accounts coming to US In roundabout way, from
Havana, there seems to be great alarm about
something in The d,lectable island Of Cuba, aad
particular dread is entertained there against Ger.
tam newspapers published in this country. Our
own detachable journal, with several Others is pre-.
vented from entering the hsrbor Of Havana. or the
Island Of Cuba. We are per,cty satisfied, how.
ever, thst his Ercelency the Governor reads the
Netc Yak He,oh on every snyai from this coun-
try. In fact, the very accounts given in our CO.
umns Of every popular proceeding. and OF every
sep IN popular opinion, in this republic, form the
basis Of The seton Of the Governor Of Cuba "a
managing that refractory island Such we noder.
.isnd, from good authority, is the case. We hope
therefore, ~ the Governor himself reads the vso
ro,k Hroid, he will permit his l,ege SUBJECT. to
do The came. and remove the introduction. TN ne.
dat y on the ARRIVAL Of the NUMBER We mi Sh,
retaiiste in thus county, ~ way that No could
not reach. II they have military law ia Cuba,
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bALtIMoRE, september IT, 1Sso
The news by the America Is regarded IS favorable
and holders Of -FOUR wheat and corn asking sd
vance.
BUrrALo, September 27-6 P. NJ
The receipts since yesterday we're folo.s:-Flour
800 bbls sheat $40 bushels; "a 900 90. The
market IL dull un-etted tor nour holders waiting
the by the stesmer in expectation " cbt
better prices Buyers refuse to give more tnAu pre-
waiting rates The sales embraces about 1000 bits We
quote common state aud mixed western at 81 o.
" heat h ouli but prices are nrm We have no sales
tn report. There good inquiry for with sAss
Of 10 100 bu,he At - cts for Hat y.ow 900 bu
osts sold at 10 cts Sales Of whiskey making 81
24h cts
ALsArY, Sept. 27-ePM.
The receipts Of produce by canal eipce yesterday,
we're = tlour 5000 barrels wheat, none; corn 800
bushels; barley 900 do Western -four Ia In fair
nsDd tor the city aud eastern trade. but conmon aud
fair brsDdt trine loser The embraces 90 jut
1JCO barr.ls In ~heat there "a fair milling de.
for prime. sales u 500 bu h-s OF Geuese- we're
made ut ils i2l etc: In there fair sn o.
ping q. mspo. but the market vas heavy We quote
westsrb niA.d ut IS cts ~ith sales 81 1900 bushels
Bailey Sales VI about 1000 bushels we're made 1t 81
"a cts Tor two ro~.d snd at " cts for four. 70 we'd
Csna cats we're selling 1t S9 ~ cts with sales Of
QUO bushels
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Loss OF TIE SHiP CHARLESTON We published
in yesterdays Herald teegrsphlc despatch an
nouncing The loss Of the packet ship Charleston, on
her passage from New York 10 Charleston, when
shout 100 miles from the batter port We learn
that she had n very valuable cargo OF assorted
q, odr intended for the Fall trade AT the South and
Sonthwett The estimated value OF the ship aud
G fgp Mas from $4,000 10 s20O000 To what
Understand that the Atlantic, Sun, Mutual, Union,
Mercantile, and other companies, OF Wall street,
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L,oSpoN. Saturday, SeptembN


departure Of the steamer -
THE DESPATCH.
LONDON, Saturday, September I'm.
The London money market opened steady this morn
ing at abeut the quotations OF yesterday for
account being done ut 02k and for money st 9lA *
The railway share market is dull ever prices still
tending downward
A tslegrspbic despatch from London, this morning,
informs that the demand for American securities
tioBs have downward tendency.
The rsris money nsrhet yesterday, WAS hr n, aud
the value Of the i've and three per cup
ported
The Bank Of France has agreed to grant . loan Of
three hun dred millions Of francs TO the government.
IL IL stated, upon good authority that the Cardinals
Of Rome seeing other will end.svor to
bring about the steps required by the freach, such
manner that IL may not appear that thy have been
cosrced: aud v~ believe that the government will
Willingly favor this object.
The Montrose steamer arrived ct Southampton last
night (Eridsy) with the P~ninsuisr mails Matters
daily b.oomipg worse st Lisbon. rhe liberty Of
the press about 10 be suspended because the liberal
portion Of ~ great annoyance To the goysrnn.n
by publishing the truth of their puod.r OF
Men Il high rank known to have partici pated
10 the late extensive robbery and In othsr kinds of
fraud
The London market to day IL reported to be In
positn similar to that II yesterday Holders OF In
disn hrmer. owing to reports OF the preva-
l.nce - the potato disease
The cotton market atHavre, was dull, on THURSDAY
the aes up to o'clock reported IT Isl bales with
cut any change In prices.
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Sfoeks.
ls4o. l49 k4o 1919.
Great Britain. Si0O,ooO aSOOOOo a6OoOOo ss.lOOoOO
Isrops % 500 600 Is, 900 600 las 200 600 a57oo 900

Total f.6s 9on 900 3sS6Ocooo l932ooOoo l6s soiVo
CorPtR has advanced; present prices are, fs4 =
tough cake and ekd per ID. for shssthing Yellow
metal, Sd perlb
At our CeRs NARKEr on Monday, with very large
rivals OF 10, eixp s,d good supply Of English shsat
prices declined about 2s per quarter for all dsscrip
tiops: We have however, since experienced more de-
usDd and to day the market assumed altogether q
hrmer tone FL ur very dull, 1t 18s 22s 3D. per bar
rel Common oats is. q Is cd aud barley about Is.
lever; other Spring being about maintained Fer
Indian there rather enquiry 10 day. aud
two csrgoes OF lbrails aud Gxlstz have been
taken at 25s and 26s resp- ctively
CoTros in moderate request with . quiet market.
We norice sset Of 700 bales Surat at I'D I'D and
1000 bales Madras, at $40 4hd The following
the i'm ports and stocks Jst instant compared
with last year
TuD S,ork
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Steamboat Disasters.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September a. I849.
The steamer Confidence, from 81 Louis, struck ON
the New Albany bar, below this place, last night and
sunk in eight feet Of water 1t Is believed that she
will be raised.
Tie steamer Germantown was heretofore reported
burned Raleigh, just above Shswnsstowp Illinois
The IRE originated in the after hold among some
papers and 10 supposed to have been the work Of
an iucendiary. There thieves among the
passengers and Immediately after the IRE broke OUT
they commenced operations upon trunks, So, SC but
without much profit two Of them were caught and
lynshsd.
BALrMoRt, September q, 1919
The steamer Pocahontss from Richmond, Va, has
gone ashore at ksDt bland
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Trial or,ne A.,o, place s,o,er..

COURT ~ oknERAl sEssiONs-FOukrEs>rH DAY.
B.tois Juogs Uaiy aud q ldrrmen Wood ssd Kelly
StFr q - Nr SAItn re- rmed the summing up this
moinng; he continued tai quarter 20 ~ ~hen he
wa taken suddenly Ill lie r.sused his address 10
the jury at about half psst ~ O'Clock. aud continued
uptii quarter To when be found himself too al to
process audi hen the court adjourned TIL 10 o'clock,
this (EridsyJ Mug. when he will again proceed
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Naval Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, September n, 1S4o.
The Norfolk papers Of yesterday say that the United
States steamer Vixen left her anchorage the 25th
aud proc. sded to sea, supposed bound for the Gulf
The United States storeshp Relief towsd to
Hampton Roads previous to her departure for New
York. ~here she will load with stores for the African
souadrou
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tfe bsttsf Shateei an OF gibal rutuauc Nv An. f.,
.ss.s''i " 49, Hh"A 40 fuftvA street.
~ eii'nt siG"<st spvaA vharSeI Rcec. al rr.v.,
~ .ittsht tSthb i""ueHt - futon str,.t iI.,.r
49, h"s' s@.s'lhg App a. nee GA Of I'M,
Nf's e'i'"efi bttk hats u fsutless .y.r.
~ N.ns tAf - cria4es a.ss were ON sv.rr
Si'Nes slSinhg customers s unca 4, ths al .st
li pie' 30 he cal stiatss quantt eeo ss.
~ wee ihtifNtt,o ~ tte tEtalcs OF asonbrs
"A % lie ca, ned '~Nst VI" A'nu"tsd Ous.-
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rstt ma Sod nstf f.sLIOs able A.tf L..tv n,
ret. Ji'h hai % lsAsfri mode eels sly
tth tit gracefully utUn the head,
NtihE botths down, sod e1ceeoinaiy b,rem,,@ '.
ttnitu ahf 10 you want HAT niah IA a. poats
- es sttht -hd . IN ever partee.r lust a. iS
tbShlo =. ~ yOu ID, then mans ~ fsr
y,sto NAkNOLha. o. 81 tors, 1t5 rro .d.av " ''@'ins
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spor,iex .n,.il,gsnee

UsIos Counsr, l.. I-TEorrirs - The trotting match
announced to N st the Union yesterday between
Lady Riptcn aud Dairy Maid did not take place the
Of thr latter paying forfeit In consequences Of
iless 81 the conditions Of the match heng Tn 1t
each owner Should drive hts ON nag Atrottug cou-
tss did tate place ~tich afforded sufficient entertain
vbe drawn 10 the track TO witness tn. sbov.
match The dsy vas d.bghtiuily pleasant. The con-
tsst,htsfor tb. purse .sre-
Jophd,pt.. Il ~ : McLsughun. .......1
fsuty, 10 m Isaac Woodruff. ...........
Nouir Amtricus. ID. Jas h'Iplsy.. ....3 .
Time 242 24ik-1A4k
Tra Hest Fanny -ss the t.vorit- against the Geld.
After . number 81 unprc-stsry balks the word vas
given Yong Amsricus GU the inside with the Lad;
Fanny IN IN. pdole and slightly In advance Of Conu-
delce The latter bo~ev.r. cut then all down bsfore
they reached the quarter and he pssss that putt-o
lengths I'D 81 the others In ~ seconds Uo~n he
back stretch amy broke up fsiiiug OF length or
Confidence over three lengths ahead at the
An.ricus .as far b.hiud Conid.pcs continued 20
MAINTAIN STEADY gait 20 the score, winoing ths heat
BY f.nr or hve lengths ims,z2 Young Ansricus
Sc, md If,af- Confidence took the lead from the
sctrc aud passed the quarter pole In 81 seconds .
length ahead Of the others Fanny broke up the
back .trstch, when Young Am circus passed her she
aftsrssIds tock tides With hiw suo Q pretty race
sued between hm which isstsa 10 the sod 81 the neat
Confidence hoseser pit go far ahead II them, that
they ccud not interfere With him. tie sent to the
half mile pei. an l.2b aud out easy winoer In
2th lamp bat Young Americas TO the score about
bait length
Tsrs Ira This heat vas very aimisr to the pre-
c'dng enc tontosbos tOck the lead from the start,
aho sintsned " 10 the goal lie led the mare ~ tns
qustitr pole length IN ~ s.cords; and wss three
hi sths clear ~ b,r vt the half 10 2ih she made
Ngut Ne hfuh the ios-r turn for tns lead aud
~ hheit but sss ubsuccs. fnl In hsr ATTEMPT Con.
bc'hce wen III. hest by si.psth. rime 2HH
ttHihSuLLs to,rss - rterttSo. - rh's stternoon
Vie ismcns trotiing tsgs Lady suffolk sad LADY sat
tn con tnd tor pufte q $3.50 mile heats best three
IN I'VE IN hsf nsts lacy Sutton the fsvOrts lat
evthifE ihs VIII b. great race a. both the usxs
ere IN ire inject eosJiu"n nr quct aud the
IL N the meet episucio order fpr the son,est There
pi no doubt be great crowd 90 Witness the rpttiug
TYR Rhcins II y ven worth ride to the farm o.
Mr. DTep besr the Union touffe the racer tbst
nov ttsbied there numbefiug -gAt or ten of the
tnes' fIstinsbt 81 horse H. NJ together IN
tiis lstituoe Nuch spscuistion II ttavls.d In 10 u,
tbs fesJi each - the fac-r 81 the M ~eek IN.
prircINl the take a. will b. the tour mile tsc@
t~.'h bostuIa 1allJ no aud free fIade fhey have.
'sth suo all bo.ts ~ aomi and backers The pure
ahd stake RACES a sonsi dss, wtl bang together o
,pi'hc'd fuuR ~ Jouug blocds, every one 20 ,b.m
ct ~ ~ srouRh 10 snperc de Aer-es Telegraph IN
The hsntmtsion " p.~s = short distance.