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H. The tedious libel suit Instituted by Mr.
Fry against James Gordon Bennett for libellous
articles published in the Herald, received iinal
adjudication in the Superior Court on Saturday
The plaintiff, it will be recollected, recovered a
large verdict against the defendant, which was
ordered to be set aside new trial was then
had. in which verdict of SO, 600 was rendered
Tor MIR. Fry The defendant presented bill OF
exceptions and moved for a new trial. Thi,
motion, after several years, has been denied by
the General Term, and judgment ordered for the
Plaintif on the verdict. The case will probably
be carried to the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07

INDEPENDENCE DAY IN BosToN.-The CITY pro-
gramne for the celebration of Independence Day
was satisfactorily carried out
fremont Temple was filed to hear Hon Rufus
Choate, the orator for the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club, and Music Hall was crowded TO hear
John ;. Holmes, the orator for the CITY ceIebra
ton.
Hon. Edward Everett made an eloouent ad-
dress at the city dinner in FaneuiI Hall. in r.-
spouse to the sentiment, "The Memory of Wash.
ington."
AT a later hour, Mr.. Everett attended the dinner
at the Revere House, and addressed the Young
Mems Democratic Club, In response to the senti
ment, "The day we celebrate"
Mr.. Everett's speech was closed as follows:
"The day we ceiebrate'' is in the burnino
words Of our friend, Mr.. Choate, without mar,
allel. On this day was done deed that the his
torians of Rome, Greece, nor any more modern
nation can match To the citizens Of Philadel-
Shla ] would say, guard well Independence
MAJ, nail Tor II is second only to Mount Vernon and
ay IL stand forever the sanctuary Of American
r.I.tlsm IL Is no irreverence to call It's walls
ali ne ION, and It's gates praise. May the sun
knoll 80 upon It's roof, and the winds OF winter
the mnSn. at its door. would could ascend
comino d. y, vision and view the glories Of the
upon my heart. i s eountry.tbe past is graven
our blessed country and bays fonnd Po,hiU On VI
conoemn. All that have r,nnd ,,ht"h hss "
~ W stIlke down | would 40 h.,,. 81.
name OF "buncombe" [Temendouno' p pes,s Tue
the Te,pee es a eGas e nor
DINA mean that political, pestien, rn,, oaII
eieeuoneeTng bunconbe which exis,Ip V -.
state to plague the land [Great CHEERING 1ny
eau get rid OF that and return to such we
~nen massachusetts invited Washington to tass
.",habd OF our armies at Cambridge VIII
ADAMS and Jefferson assisted each Other in drsw
1s Up .ne declaration Of Independence when
So"n carolina sent her rice to feed the army of
me North Could live to see that day would
20 10 my grave content, and ask for no other en-.
ioH pd ihnta a evil and good report he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07

IL The Dudley Observatory difficulty is ap-
preaching climax. At special meeting Of the
Board of Trustees, held at Albany on Saturday.
the Scientific Council was dismissed, the Presi-
dent of the Board was empowered to take legal
measures for obtaining full possession Of the OBJ
servatory property, in behalf of the Trustees and
Professor q. M. Mitchell, of Cincinnati was ap-
pointed Astronomical Director, to succeed DIR.
Gould. Late on Saturday night the Scientific
Council held meeting, at which they resolved
not to give up possession of the premises
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Form, of Ofor.

IHere date the OHef.D
|, there insert the name or names Composing the
hrm,) Of name lhe town. in the State OF In,me the
State hereby offer to furnish under our advertise
ment dated (date of advertisement and subj Get TO
all the requirements OF the same, and Of the printed
schedule TO which 1t refers all the articles embraced
in class No. trame the cass) for the navy ward at
tRame the yard,) according to said schedule viz :
here paste on the printed class IRON the sob edu
and opposite each article set the price and carry out
the amount in the columns for dollars and cents and
foot up the aggregate amount of the bid for the
words) "
propose rs my agent, here name the agent if or
isrequred by the schedule for the supply under the
classes miscellaneous. by resident of the place
OF delivery; and should my Cffer be accepted re-
quest the contract may be pared and sent to he
fsyy agent at Eame the agency for signatures and
ceiISlicates.
(Here the bidder and each member
of the firm TO sgn.D
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union presents a most lucid view of the
operations Of our admirable sub-treasury sys-
tenn in checking overtrading and business ex-
travagance, and in lessening the injury conse-
guent upon them. 1t says:
II the immense California and Australia pro-
ducts Of gold had not occurred the suD-t1easury
system would have forever prevented recur-
renee Of such Commercial ,eVuislon as the
country experienced in 1S31-4O "
"while the competency of the system to pre-
vent mutations was perfect while the amount of
metallic currency was one hundred millions of
dollars, IL became partial when that amount had
swollen to two hundred and sixty millions''
But, while the control exerted by the system
on the business OF the country was impaired by
the increase in the gold currency, its influence
upon trade continued. The foreign trade expand
ed under the gold influx from 1905 900 ,OtO in
lol7, TO SI25, 900 600, in 1872 While the specie
coin In the country rose from one hundred mil
lions or theTeAbouts, in 1S47, to two hundred and
sixty millions in 1857, the issues of notes by the
banks rose from SlO5 O0O 900 in 1:47 to S2l4 goo
in 1857"
"The treasury ipts also rose up from s37,-
COO 10 $50 coo, 600 but a system which controlled
the movements of specie to the extent only of
slIty-nine millions became unable to control
banks, dealing upon a basis of specie amounting
TO two hundred and sixty millions.r
The two hundred millions of Bank issues
added to the specie made a currency of nearly
FIVE hundred millions of dollars Specie be-
world, and consequently went to the best mar
ket,-abroad. In this way we lost two hundred
millions Of specie, and were left with curren-
cy of Bank rags; that, when the specie basis
left it, erumbled and fell in, carrying with it
the trade of the country, and paralyzing with
the shock of its fall, the general industry
The bsnefeent effects of the Independent
Treasury then became apparent. Heavy i'm
ports had made large revenues for the Federal
Treasury; and this kept, at least, a portion of
the specie at home, and created home demand
for 1t to meet the foreign demand. But for
this the exports of specie and tho extravagant
purchases Of foreign goods would have gone
on until the very moment of universal bank
ruptcy. The sub-treasury checked this ruin
Gus course of trade before collapse had become
universal and irretrievable.
In view Of the triumphs of the sub-treasury
the Union very properly suggests the adop-
ton Of similar system by the States and
cities of the Union as the best possible pre-
ventive of tho recurrence Of financial disas-
ter such as that from which we are just recoy.
ering.
The IntelIigencer has no editorial to-day.
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sponsibity be certified To by = navy agent, collec
on; al lot sttorney, or some other person saIs-
iactorlly known 10 bnroau.
IS 70 o. provided IN the contract that the bureau
sns nave ne power Of snnutng the contract. W h
OUT loss or dsmage tn he govArrmeut IN Con
gress sha not have mads sufficient appropriations
lor me snic,es panied; or for the comp elton Of
ment based, aSd shall a 90 nave the eoweT 20 in
crease or dlmlnlsh the Quantities named IN the
twenty five per cent.
Persons " hose offer sh, N he accsptsd will q. no
tilted by letter through the post Office Inch
shall be considered sufficient; Add AZ they do not
enter into contract for the supplies .eocih wItLu
fifteen days from the date Of Iotice from the
OF the acceptance of their bid, contract VII be
made with some other person or persons. and tina
guarantnrs Of such defautIng bidder will lie held
esponsIb'e for all deInquencies.
All oilers not made Ia strIot conformity with this
advertisement Will, nj tho option 81 the bureau, %,
rejected.
Those only whose oilers may he accepted wil h
notified, and contracts wIl he ready for execution
as soon thereafter rs may be practicable.
~ 7wsw
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III Private letters from the Gulf shore of Lou.
isiana speak Of the yellow fever as prevailing in
that region to some extent, and occasioning not a
little uneasiness among the inhabitants The
disease, upon the same authority, has been I'm
New Orleans for weeks past, though the papers
have not thought it of sufficient importance to saw
anything about It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07

MAIL ROBBERY. The Worcester County Shield
says the mail between Snow Hill aud Berlin was
robbed on Saturday night last. At Poplartown.
a small village between Newark and Berlin, a
bundle OF letters, mailed at HOMETOWN, were
FOUND In well of water by the roadside, on Sun
day morning The driver was arrested and CON-
mitted to the Jail OF that place, where he awaits
the action Of the United States authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-07
INDEPRSDENcEDAY

M lNDEPENDENCE DAY.
w Ht TIER AZ ~ desIFned To leave the city or 10
Iefiihln euletly at home cammemOraiIng TINS our
NATIONS blrthdsy. all will Ind Tt TO add To their
enjoyment By providing Themselves with some good
Books, Machines, Periodicals. and Newspape .,
and none thoOd fail 10 call once at Shl La Nc
TONS BOOKSTORE. cdean Building, ard sup
ply th' mselyes with the stest publications., among
which may he numernted-
Oseola, 10 Capt Maybe keId.
p. X. James.
A Poor teuov, BY the author Of "wh Ich the right
the Left p"
Mary Dervent, by Mrs. Ann 4. Stephens.
Wild Flower, by the author of the House Of FL
more"
Harper MSsazIne for July.
Atlantic hohthiy 90.
Icsiie's Family Maya. d..
Household Woods do.
knIckei b ecker Magaze do.
Blackwood's Maesziue f''r Jane.
together with sli the W eek lteTiT5 PaPeTs, re-
&c we'd and for sale AZ
JOS. sHILlINGTON'S
Bookstore. Od~On BuildRg.
UST corner "a street and Penn. avenue,
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-A snail and strictly private fam \,
~ would Ike 10 secure as Boarders y gentleman
ana isdy, or two single gentlemen, TO hon the, can
oneI aiurnlshed huit Of Rooms adjoining, and one
or three Rooms, with gas, reasonable terms
farlss can ENJOY the c0niC rita ,f a home No chi
aLen 40 the house. Apply At 81 n street, between
9TH and 7th streets.
u" LET-i'n. Roam. without hoard jes-Im.
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III Notwithstanding the "season'' is so far
advanced, the tide of travel still sets In strong
from South to North
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DYSPEPSIA AMP FITs:

- II. y. Is KUWN,
The Great Curer OF ptiOn, was for several
years SD badly afflicted by spepsie, that for part
eventually cured by prescription furnished him Ivy
ayoung claHvoyaDt gul. This prescription, gwen
him by a mere child. while in n state of trance has
cured every body VINO has taken IL, never having
lahed once. lie 10 equally as an cases Of Fits
as OF Dy spepsia. The ingredients may be found IN
any drug store. will sand this valuable pre- scrip
lion 10 any person on the receipt OF one stamp to
pay postage. Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN
jy DAWN ''N' ~''t"''
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Form of Guarantee.

The undersigned name the guarsntorD of (name
the town. ard State of name the State ard name
Of second guarantors, &cD hereby undertake that
The ah1ve nsmed (n4me the bidder blddersl will,
if his Tor their offer above be accepted enter INTO
contract with the United States " il hin fifteen la
after The date of notice, through the post Office of
the acceptance Of his Tor their offers before men
toned.
Witness: signature of guarantorsD
i c.rtIfr that the above ntmed there pane the
guarantors) are known to to be good and respon-
slbe guarantOrs In this case. (SIgpatureD
70 be signed by the district judge. district after
ney, coll ector, navy agent, or some person known
to the Bureau to be responsible,
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QBlN,S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS's
II HAIR store, near 18th street, and At his Sales
Rooms, under Wlllards' Hotel, je e-6u
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nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

have marked down and shall this day commence
selling of my entire stock Of SPRING and SIM
MEX GOODS, embracing q large stock of first
class Fla, ov and staple Articles. for general family
consumption and all sales made upon this reduced
scale OF pric.e must BE- for o .sh exclusively.
III shall be erest'y obliged to all parties if they
Will call at an early date and settle their bills as rem
dered. IIT7E"' J. w. COLBY
~ Law No. 52a 18th st, s doors north of Pa Az
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EMPLOfMENT:-S5n A MONTH "A Resident
II Agent is wanted in every town and connty in
the United States. To engage IN a respectable and
easy business, by which the above profits may be
U. PHELPS, BROWN, No. 81 Grand street, Jer-
sey City. N. j. ida win
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PORTSMOUTH Nh

Class No !. Bricks; class No. q Granite; class No
s. Yellow pine timber; class No. 4. yellow pine
lumber; class No: 8. white pine and spruce timbe
aAd lumber, (white pine seasoned;D class No. 2
Lime and hair: class No 8. Cement: class No. 8
sand class No. 10. Slate; class N o. IL Iron and ma;
class No. r. Steel; class No. Is. Augers; class No
"a. Files; GLASS No. IS Paints, oil ard glass; elias
no. l6 ship chandlery; crass NO. l61z Sperm oil
class No.l7. Hardware; c'ass No. 49, Statohery: as
No. ~ Hay; class No. 81. Provender; GLASS No. p
Charcoa class No. "a Cooper and comp ION na s
class No, Is Iron castings
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BOSTON.

Class No. ]. Bricks: class No. 2 Stone. class No
4. ellowplne lumber; class No. 5. Oak and hart
wood; class No. 6. White pine, spruce, and jump
No. 8. Cement; class No. 9. Gravel and sand: elias
No. TO- Slate; cass No II Iron, iron spikes an,
naIls class No. Il Steel; class No. IL. Files; ola
No. Is. Paints, oil and glass; class No. I6 ShiI
ehandlery; cass No. l6h. Sperm oil; class No. III
HARDWARE; class No. ID. Stationary; class No. %
HAY and straw: class No. 81. Provender; class No
II. Charcoal: class No. %. Packing; class No. Is
Iron castings; class No. 2. AugeIs.
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THE WASHINGTON Ll6H INFANTRY
II respectfully inform their fTIends -
give an AFTERNoUN EXcUR fasszissAs
SION TO Gi.NMOUNT july p. 1855.
Particulars ga future Advertisement. ~ eolv
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NORFOLK.

Class No. l. Bricks; class No. 2 Stone; Glass No
5. elbow pine timber; class No 4. We low pine um
oor; CLASS No. 8. White pine timber and lumber
CLASS No 2. Lime: Class No. 8. Cement; class No
IL steel; class No IA. + les; class No. is Pants
OH ana glass; class No Is. Snip chandery class No
ior; sperm OH class No. IL. Hardware; class No
class No ~. Hay and straw; class No 2I Provendsr
glass NO = Charcoal; class No. Is. Pig iron; elias,
No. 70. Iron roof. ' ~
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WASHINGTON.

Class No. ]. Bricks; Glass No. 2 Stone: class No
> Yellow pine timber; class No. Yellow pine
lumber; class No. 6. White pine, spruce, jumper
ana yPTess; class No T. Lime and hair; class No g.
Cement; GLASS No, 8. Gravel and Sand: class No m
Iron, iron nails and spikes class No. q Steel: elias
DO. H. Pls rom class No "a Files; class No. IS.
No. Ia Sperm oil; class No. IL Hardware; oiass
No. 49, Stationery: class No. 10. FIrewoyd: class
no ~: hay and Straw: class No. y. Provender;
ing and hose. p
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uAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDOLINE
street. and at his sales Room. under willsrds' Ho
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~ STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PRIVAE "a E-The subscriber has for pri
vate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Bnildingr
CONTAINING eleven rooms, OuIt the beat ma nneT
and furnished throughout with al the modern i'm !.
provements-gas and water, furnace, range, a q ,
dc. situated on north NJ street, between 9Th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10Th street
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. &. Mcguire
p Auct'r. and Com. Merchant
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PHILADELPHIA.

Class No. I. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone: class No,
8. Yellow pine timber: class No. 4. Yellow pine
lumber; class No. S. White oak and hard wood;
class No. 6. White pine timber; cass No. Lime:
class No. 8. Cement; class No. g. Gravel and sand;
class No: 10. slate; class No. II. Iron. iron nails and
spikes; c,ass No. IL. Steel class No. IL. Files; class
NO - Paints. OTIS and glass; class No. 10 Ship
chandery; class No. l61s. Sperm oil; class No. Ia.
HardWare; class No. l8. Stationery; class No. 10.
Elrswood: class No. % Hay and straw; class No.
q Provender; c!ass No. p. Charcoal; class No. g.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Military Harrant No. 7ss, WHICH issued on the stS
day of June. l7aS. TO Jonn Higdon, a sailor, who
served threo Hars IN the Virginia state Nav, has
been lost mIslaId estroy ed and that the heIrs
Of the said John Hgdon viii. IN due iime apely TO
the Com dtissloner OF he general I and Office for
scrip In leu Of and In satisfaction of said warrant
, MARY J. ATWELI.,
One Of the Heirs Of the said John HIgdon deed.
ie l-IavSW
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Class. No. ]. Bricks; class No ?. Stone; class Ne
y. elbow pine tImbers; class No. s. Oak and ha ri
wood timber; class No. 6. Whte-pine, spruce and
Jumper; CLASS No. Z. Live and hair; class No. g..
cement; class No. @ Gravel and sand; class No 10.
Slate; No. IL. Iron. iron spikes and mails; class
No. II Steel; class No. Is. Pig iron; class No a.
fles; class No. Is Paints, oils and glass; class No
No7 HARD DWARF; c.ass No. I8. Stationery; class o.
Sl Hay and straw; class No. 81. Provender; class
hose; class No. "a. Copper; class No. 25 Iron work
and castings; cnss No. %. Machinery and tools;
class No, n Aupers
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NAVAL. ASYIUM

Class No. ]. Clothing; class No. 2. Hats, boot
md shoes; cass No. 8. Provisions: class No
Groceries; class Ns;5 Dry goods; class Nos. Brra
&c: class No. Z. TObacco; class No. 8. MisceiIs
neous: class No 9. Hardware; GLASS No. II. Paint
oils. &c; class No. u. Lumber; class No. Is Prov
endeT; class No. l6. FIrewood
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs

THOSE PATENT FLY TRAPS, have lust
Il been received, and the subscriber is now pre-
pared To furnish al has friends, who have waited SO
patiently with one of those indlx pensabe articles
also, the public invited To call and examine the
contrlYance. JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue bet. l0.h and nth SITS.
Vb 81 SIGN Of Gilt Saw.
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO Cook and Iron for =
w private family. Apply at No. all It'll street,
of VI. ~
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WANTS.

WANTED-A good SERvANT-one that car
w Wash and Iron-at Isl g street. near 2Ist. "a
BOARD wANTED-B, . gentleman and wife
- IN gsnteel, private family or boarding house
near Pa. avenue. Dinner from II to 1 o'clock. Ad
dress Board, Sthr Ofloe. it,
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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- hlcct west Of sroadwsy ufce hours from s IN me
morning uH IN ma evening
DR. wApp, oFFrcE $50 BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
~ az Browne seCrt hoor Oce hopr. frpy
"a uuioP.M daily. On sundays frcm 5 III
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value given In ready ruo-eJ fSr furniture, csrra,s
bcoss a. &C. ~ i2s sixth avenue between Ninth md Tenth
Streeia
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FINANCIAL.

NIvIrEND -PHEFIx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Brooklyn september Il iss8-rhe Board Of Uire ,to~
this declared semi annual dividend per
paysle on demand u their branch ONCE 40 81
New York. PHILANDEa SHAW, Eecsetaxy
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DENTISTRY.

A RTTFIOIAL rEErE INSERTED AT TIN LOWEST
~ poasise prees. Pets SILVER S. gold Us couisuu
pla,ins s2s erf aced whyu, pain Of ~
3l9 Usna street. ne1 Mercer, bock Of Broad
Dh EA9bkrON.
DrNTfsrRr. -rFKrH EXTRACTED IN TEN usCoNUs
~ without The slightest pain W and origns pro.
cev-nct freezing luis AanrAN'e prsniRed By
,sne ony. Reference river ifreguiret
DR q. buEEfN. sss uanaI street ne.r Wooster.
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a rvnRSOcN BOAT FOB yoNKSFs, HATINcs
a Dobbs Ferry, rsryto~n, Sing Nag and Hsys.strsv
Steamer BROADWAY Will leave pier f Of Jsv street EVER
Csundsys sreepteD so'cock touching AZ Ams
yreet RsArrnirs v Lssve Havsrss~ svsry moruinr as
yonhsrs ~ oeioes
NYoTYfyx WE sTg1wvR 3sohrwAv HAs Drscow.
IN upned her sunday trips for the season Of 1883
nvLY SUNDAY BOAT vos PEsKsK1tls-LANpIy3
~ At yc-kera " cens Hastings and Dobbs fe.ry, Joe i
Lake gci Hsvers,rsw 1es Grassy foiu 2sc; verpsnks
Point &c; Peeksxn. Nc The steamer RAT abg,irR
Ospsn Hsnmcna uin leave jay s.eel every Sunday
oYusrs Al calocs, toushns street Returs
ing peekskl one O'clock and mako AL The shove
landings.
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COpARTNEasHIp rUyEsCE..

THE CopARTNRRsHIP or BAu,,SANs BRorBgRs,
Il hss nis DAY dissolved By mutual consent Mr. Haus
viii continue the business sad il authorized W 1u
date the scccurts % the old firm, %. HAUsNArN,
New Yorh, sept IL, 1905 O. RAVsnAFG,
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rr MoNsANrO HERMANN EST Prize DE DONNnK
M. de SEES uouvees rero Ludovic Monsanto Paris,
place dc Ia Bastiio No 81 Hermann veut reveOlr
Paris, II ess prize de No pas diff erer son resour.
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IHAgHION COURSE LONG ISLAND.
n Tina races over the FAshion Course will
Friday scot "A 1853 and continue three days VIZ friday
Sept "a: Wednesday. Sept y. and Friday, Oct
mile hess $40 subscription y00 forfeit 81 500 aided BY tho
proprietor Il the race Closed with eight nominations
First pstskes for three dis
mile heats 300 subscription. SO forfeit Closed with four
nominations
First Day-Third Race sweeps,akes for two year oids
dash mile 500 inscription $50 forfeit Clossd with siK
nominations
Second Day-wedpesdsy Sept The Fashion Hsudi,sp
Sweepstakes two and half miles, 500 subscrphou Ho for
felt with plate valued At 81 600 anded BY the proprietor
Closed with eixt< en- nominations
Second Dsy-second ri -sweepstSkes for three
olds two mile heats $500 subscrp ion Sl0C forfet $500 ad
ded By the proprietor Closed with tour nominations
Second Day Third Race Purse SaN. mile beats
Third Day-Friday, Oct IPurse 81 600. four mile heats,
Third Day Secor Race -Puyse $500 two mile heas
AL to ~brh money added can be posiponed tss
weather 10 bad, II the proprietor thinks propef.
The Fashion Plate be on exhibition In the window
Of Messrs Ball. Black Co., corner OF Broadway and MUIR
rag street.
fbe each day viii take place At O'CLOCK pune
tually. AXE
Badges admitting gents with ladies the ladies' ssnd, vi
be sold the track and only be procured through
tho ravnha 0f tha Nav