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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
y


H FALL RACES
The following Races viii the Fashion Course
on the 10th day OF September at O'Clock T. Mrwo year
9d match carrying 81 bs for $3.50 september TO- lsGl
j. Monnot names bay lilly by Logan, dam Sylphidc, by
xmias John Hunter names bay my by Revenue dan,
Young Gipsey by imported Mercer Same day sweepstakes
Tor two years old, carrying 90 lbs allies and chlngs al
lowed lbs $500 Entrance half forfeit The proprietor TO
add 500 Dash of a mile. Four subscribers j. b. Monnot
enters chestnut MY by Logan dam Mary Bdd by nort
enters br colt by imported Baownie, dam imported Com
fort by Irish Brdcatcher Also ch by Revenue dam
Fanny Fern, by imported Glencoe T. Forbes not named
f. Morris entry dead.
Special train for the will leave Hunters Point at
"a M and return Immediately after the race Excursion
tickets to go and return Is cents Boats VIII leave James
slip ferry at O'Clock r. connect with the train also
Thirty fourth street ferry Every i've minutes stages from
Thirty fourth will to the Course.
Members stand reserved for ladies'.
Judges 10 be appointed by the Association
Bhe Colt win be sold Immediately after the
race 70 the highest bidder, to close partnership.
JOS CROClIERON Mana
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HOTELS.

IJoTEL AND Observation-Disclosures FIJUX LATE
IL OF No Murray street. takes pleasure In informing her
friends and the pubic that tie Eth
she will oE the spacious conner house No. 10 wavcry
pace block from Broadway Hotel and Restaurant
class Gentkmcn families dc srons of obain
fng handsomely furnished Rooms Board on reasonable
terms will apply Madame FIJuX No. 10 Wayerley uar
Table d'hot daily At 6 Y. NJ -
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SHIPPING.


rNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL,
l. STEAMSHIPS
1,,,e ST, N rnos NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
second Cabin
c,.r., tRoS BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Ihei tnpn passage $40
The ships from New York cali at Cork farbor
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Harbor
AkhSA V captain stone 6 6fESIGH
1SA SsR,Ia 4 Lott SHEkTSA ssr.a issssy
capSs Et faaA captain SHG,han A sSsSS
These vessels carrya white light at masthead green
on ,a, s,arboar r1l bow, red on port bow
EUROPA, Anderson, Boston, wednesday, Aus Il
rkksIpA J%sd dad, New York Wednesday Aug
ASIA Lott New York, Wsd dnsssy Sept Sept II
ssS % wsSdnssSasy Sept Sept Is
An experienced surgeon ON board
s s o Ssss sGp @ pot be for Cold
unless bills Of adns signed therefor and the value
''''''' ''s sssHf aE en
CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Lvspeo SSs%s
4 ,IS osEsshg. a. follows. saturday
CRY new ssa ataTasy sSs s
And every saturday az noon from pier @osS ssr
FRS, Cabin RATES IS r siss1ass $50
to to n ns%sars Z e e i Rs1i; 8
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c. at equally low prices.
Persons wishing TO bring out their friends buy tickets
here at the following rates to New York From Liverpool
or Queenstown first cabin $7h, $S5 and $l05 Steefage
from Liverpool $40 From Quee nstown $50
These steamers have accommodations for
GERS and carry experienced surgeons They built in
iron sections and have fire Annhaiors
board.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent y Water street. In Glasgow to WIN INMAN,
1St Enoch square, In Queenstown 10 9. &W. D. SEYMOUR
srgei in Paris TO JULES DECoUE Place dc Ia Bourse
IN Philadelphia TO JOHN q. DALE, III Walnut street.
the conPany's Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent
Is Broadway, New York.
STEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIvERPoOL-THE
- steamship
GREAT EASTERN
having fulfilled her contract with the British government,
will sail from
NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL
On Saturday, October5
RATES
In first cabin sos Sl35 according stateroom accommo
dation, all other privileges being equal
In third cabin, from s35 to $50
Suits OF FIRST class apartments for families may DO engaged
by special arrangement
The GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool her return
trip Tuesday, October 80
Plans of the ship SEEM engagements made for
freight and passage application To
ROWLAND ASPINWALI- Agents,
54 and 80 South street.
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THE REGATTA

VNANTED-A SECOND HAND NO. 3 WOODW ARD
w Steam Pump. Address box Ill Herald Office
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC TO.NIGHT-MONDAY
n HERMANNS SOIREE DE PRESTIDIGITATTON
Admission, 80 cents. Admission so centa
Admission, ~ cents. Admission, ~ cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DETf4EttE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
ID Prof JAMES Il WOOD win commence the preliminary
Of Lectures in Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Wednesday, the 18th rs at ~ oclDck, In the
lege bnldng IN the hospital grounds, foot Of Twenysixh
street East river. Lectures will be delivered during this
course BY Profs FLINT, McCrcady, Doremus A. Flint, Jr,
ChiLis Smith, Wood Sayre AB. Mott Barker Taylor and
Elliot The regular course will commence Wednesday,
the 10Th Of October.
L,UREKA LODGE III J. o. OF O. F.--THIS LODGE,
II having accepted of the invitation of Brother Elisha
Rnc,inan to visit him y. his beautiful grove, rcnic
excursion Will meet at their lodge Monday evening
the iGR instant for the purpose OF completing the necessary
arrangements Brothers OF other lodges vcd attend
ASA PUTNAM, Secretary.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC CARTMEN, EXPREsSMEN AND
IN drivers OF the to their Notice
hereby given that renewals OF licenses public carts
and express wagons and TO be public cartmen, will be
gnnted at this Office between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
~ NJ. daily commencing Monday. the sd inst The
number must be newly painted on each side * the carts
wagons according 70 law md the brought
to the Park west Of the City Hail. where they viii in
speced and the old license after being checked by
spccors must he presented the First Marshal for
No licenses viii be renewed the 3lst day October
BY the Mayor. j. G. BURNHAM, First Marshal.
MAYORS oYFIcE Sept. IA, 1861.
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THE WAR.

A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS TWENTY
N men. and will his influence al up a company in
regiment under marching orders obtain leulen.
ancy by addressing u. Is. O. Williams Herald Office
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Tor sALE-THE TRoTTING HORSE HONEST PETER.
IL Happily TO HIRAM WOODRUFF

ST1HE GREAT RACE DAY.-THE NEW YORK AND
Flushing Railroad VIII a special extra train
great Race to come OF Fashion Monday Sep
TENDER tenn 10 The train wiUcaye Hunters Point at 2s r NJ.
ana return when the sport is Excursion tickets IS
cents single tickets cents The II O'Clock regular trip
from Hunters Point also the O'Clock trip by steamer Mat
dano foot OF Fulton street the Fashion
j s. ROTTOREF. endenl
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THE REGATTA.
pEGArfA.-BiG THING ON HARLEM RIVER
IL Seventh annual Rowing Regatta of the Empire City
gatta Club will take place from Conrads garden York
willie, Monday, September IT, AT ~ o'clock All the cham
pion oarsmen entered fu this regatta
PEGATTA.zTHE MOST DESIRABLE PLACE TO
LII view thSVmprs City Regatta, that OH Mon.
day Scsember l6 the Harlem river 10 the Little Red
House. oot OF East lsh street, kept by Wn b. Watson.
REGArTA AT CoNRADS YORKyILLE PARK, MON.
~ day sept 10, ~ l:3J-Steaabsat COL. RLLSWORT II
and Barge VIII leave Amps street, North river at o'clock
Spring street $50; Pier North river O'Clock; Peck slip,
East river yyO Broone Bast 10 O'clock Tenth
strect, E~st river, L3l Pare 10 cents each way
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NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS, MEDICAL DIREC
IN tors Onlce, corner Elm and White strees-Command
ants OF companies regiments and camps urged
their respective commands vaccinaed Vaccine
WI be supplied on reaIston by the medical director
Colonels OF regiments respectfully reminded
power to appoint regmenta medical officers resides the
Governor OF the State.
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ATARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELs
NJ The West Castieon Slate Company give notice that
they will sell for the present their highly finished ard supe
3ished prices Salesroom 4l2 Broadway, N Y.
M tells Those wishing to buy Manes great reduction
VIII find 1t to thar advantage to call at K KLABERS
marble yard ll8 East Eighteenth street. Third
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MASONIC REGALIA AND JEWELS ON HAND OR
1N manufactured TO order. Robes, Swords. Working
Tools Paraphernafia for all societies. Military EN-.
brodery in gold silver Kosettes and Badges cheap
NJ. j. DRUMMOND, S3l Grand street and
hail ham Stra
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YATES RIFI.ES-FIRST IN THE FIELD. ROOM
for few recruits This promising regiment bear
ing the of General Yates rapidly Milling up
der bright auspices Six companies already formed Col
Chas H. Picrs0n has been called
Benz L. Traaod of the Sevenyrst regiment, the
tenant 'Coonelcy of this regiment Headquarters the
Seventyrst regiment armory Centre market roome
street. CHAS. H. PIERSON, Colonel.
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TAYLOR Co, Bankers,
No. l6 Wall street. New York,
O Ghase
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nOORS, SASHBS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- cheap to close the concern. The subscriber will sell
the balance OF his stock Of
than cost Look at before you purchase. N. BThose
who think Of building now Is the time.
N. p. KIMBALL, 70 Beekman street.
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DRYANTS' MINSrRELS,
ID Mechanics Hail. AZ Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday September Is and night during the week,
TIN-PAN-O.NIAN RAW RECRUITS.
s. @. Campbell in his popular Ballads and Warblngs.
THE STRANGER.
Mrs. Halter .Eph Horn-The Stranger. Dan Bryant
CHANGE
Doors open ut hafpas curtain rises at quarter 70
eight. Tickets rs cents.
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A USTRALIAN SHIPPERS LINE.-FOR MELBOURNE
n direct. The superior AL clipper ship CONTINENT has
unsurpassed accommodation for first and second class
senger and guaranteed first ship OF Apply board pier
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR MELBOURNE
IA First vessel-Ihc magnificent first class ship JACK
FROST 1000 tons burhcp will have early and prompt
patch The accommodations for very supe-
ror. Early application he board pier No
East river, or to MAILER LORD QUEREAU, IOS Wall
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TINTED STATES SIIARPsHooTERs, COL. BERDAN-
y Four companies Of this regiment at the seat Of
the Potomac. The remaining companies will follow
full To be admitted the ranks Of this reg
ment, recruits will be required 10 make string of
secutive shots with the gri1e
inches from the centre at distance Of two HUNDRED yards
ment apply at the at Palsadc Park Weehawken
Heights ut any time to have thoir shooting tested Target
practice afternoon competent wanted for
dery sergesnt four basers siso waned Apply camp
story The camp may be reached by the street
ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-07

0TCoUoHs.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are sousces OF Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav.
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ear
y stages OF the disease, recourse should ct
once be had TO "BRowE's BRONCHIAL TRo.
ouEs," or Loseness, let she Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat DO over 30 slight, -
BY this prccaution moro serious attack may
be eaectually warded %. PUBLIC SrsAKEss
and SIEoKRs will find them effectual for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See adj
v1ftiseme nt.
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Ez-ahc rising Of the North II grandIy ne vel
~ politically ,ic,,r bed III tho f,liewirg stansA.
which NC ind uEcl aimed and nncroditsd In one 0
BUR exchanges:
Thank God | the death like, strange rspoae,
The hossfd paraiy tiersst
Ii ended, AMI nations breast,
Fired with the old.time spirit CLOVIS!
peor' Q long grswn serviie necked
With bpwing under MAmmon's yoke,
Its bondage on suldcn broke,
To day stands hsughtily erect.
II is ~ when the valley heapedI
With dry boncs, at the Prophets word,
A wind miraculous has stirred;
Such Life from seeming Death has leapedl
No moro supine, while traitorous foes
st Trample her rights, her proves mock,
Bat, reused for Battles rudsst shock,
When SUHrER TELL 1Rg NORTH ARoss
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q. npa.sn,~g Ax,om..

!. One veil fed, we'll equipped, we'll ap-
pointed brigade is worth two that are i'll pro.
vided.
2. Ia active service, three men die of IN.
due exposure, bad food, and their own i'm.
prudences, where one 10 killed by shot or
stab.
3. An easy, rational, nicely fitting uniform
with warm, substantial blanket, broad-sole
boots or shoea, and good wooicn socks, viii
more condnce 70 efficiency In service than gu
perlorisy in weapons.
4. The lightcst possible head. covering.
With good look out for veutiIation. will
add tenth to the distance regiment can
march 10 day, while insuring increased
comfort.
5. small cotton handkerchief, or half a
yard OF the cotnmonest shceting, moistcped
With water 10 the morning and again ut noon.
and worn between the hat and the head. viii
protect the soldier from sun stroke and great.
y diminish the discomfort and fatigue az .
hot days march.
b. Hat bottle covered VIII -oo,an cloth.
the cloth being moistened and the bottle iRll
cd With water 10 the morning, will keep rea
sonso y cool shrnnshaat less, hot dry. n
I. W MI vlllninous concessions, the liz
uors sold by camp follow ers are the mos,
oete-table and dangerous. They are more
deadly than rihed cannon; and are sure 70 90
taken juss when they should not be. Everv
soldier who mcans TO do his DUTY to hi,
country should insist III al all vendors or thrs,
poisons be drummed out Of the camp.
= good cook to each company. vhf
! knows how to make salt meat jnicy anu ten.
der, and 20 have il ready whenever AM
xherever y may Be san.ed. 10 equal 10 two
! doctors and four combatanss.
Oheefs who love and care for their m a.
while ~ repore never have TO complain d
Their conduct when 10 action.
~ solder whose heart 10 in the oaus,
DC Nights Tor, 10 worth two who fight for thsi
pay
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WAsuisoroS. Nav 2


The President has issned a proclamation,
saying that the e1igencies demand immediate
and adequate measures for the protection Of
the Constitution and the preservation OF the
Union. by snppressing revolutionary com.
binations opposing the laws Of the Union
And he calls into active service for three
years, unless sooner discharged, $4,000 vol
unteera, and directs an increase Of the reru
lar army by eight regiments OF infantry, one
OF cavalry, one Of artillery, and lS, 900 sea-
men, for not lees than one nor more than
three years. service.
Plan OF enlistment and Organisation to be
submitted TO Congress.
The President earnestly vokcs the coop.
GRAFTON Of all good citizens to aid in the sup
preston OF revelation and enforcement OF
the laws for the speediest possible restora.
ton OF peace.
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Cot. Ricnarasenss Position.

Cot. Richardson's P~siston.
The Quincy Herald publishes letter from
Col. Richa rdson, member OF Congress from
the Quincy distriot. in which occur the fel-
lowing passages indicative Of his opinions
and position in the present emergency
The history Of the slavery controversy IL
familiar TO the whole country. Prior TO 1860
it had divided nearly all she churches 10 ths
Union. II bad divided and destroyed al the
political parties except the Dem cratio party.
The means by which the Hemocrstio parry
was broken up, 10 too recent to require repe-
tition here. The main element which divi.
ded and destroyed II, were disunionists, Who
had determined long prior to the convention
OF LEGO, either to divide it, an6 thereby de-
feat it, as they did do, or adopt such plat
form AZ to secure the election Of tho Repub-
lican nominee. When the Republican can
didate for President was elected, which they
desired AMI aided, this was to be made the
pretext for breaking OPP the Government, and
establishing Southern Confederacy.
The people Of the Cotton States had not
only 30 justification, bat no excuse either to
seize the public property, or to FIRE on the
flag OF tho country mono whatever and
never have bad, and those who have done 40
are in rebellion against the Government
without excuse or pretext. This whole rev
dictionary movement, Ia ell IT'S stages, re
ceived great aid from the Administration OF
Buchanan, while that Administration was
under the control Of Cobb, Floyd and Thomp-
son.
Whether the laws that are passed are wise
or unwise, whether the Government is wise
~ or uuwisely administered, every citisen
owes il Ms his solemn duty to obey the law,
to support the Constitution, to fepcl inva-
sion, and defend the flag.
There is scarcely family 10 this whole
land that is not honnd by some remembrance
to the flag OF the country. 1t calls up TO us
al some proud memory. II has made the
circuit Of the world in honor, and bad al
most said 10 triumph. have mine. a. dear
to me as any man living. One OF my ances
tors fell beneath it 10 the war OF the revolu.
tion-anothcr in the war OF 1872. have
stood in the storm Of battle beuenth ito folds,
at home and in a foreign land. have been
protected by it in prosperity, and shall Dc
fend it in aaversity. wish to exchange it
for no other. have lived under it, and
mean to die under il.
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great act, which involves not only the stir
ring presens, but cmhrsces the whole great
future Of ages TO come. have been engag
ed in this movement ever aimee | entered the
political life. an ccntent with what has
been dene todsy, and content with What
will take piack to MORROW. We have carried
the body OF this Onion to ito last resting
place, and now we will drop the flag over its
grave. After that is done, am ready to
adjourn and leave tho remaining ceremonies
Tor to. morrow.
.sAir. Knett. The secession Of South Car.
DINA is not an event OF the day. 1t 10 not
anything produced by Mr.. Lincoln's election,
or by the non execution Of the fugitive slave
law. Ii bae been matter which has been
gathering head for thirty years."
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
from Warrington.
WAsurNoroN, Nav 2.

VAoAiNoIoNs Nay 81
According to the late sdvices, Gen. Pat
terson's org ,nisation OF corps d'armes is TO
be marched in two columns Of ten Thousand
each, through Maryland, with Baltimore as
u cenverging point. The movement progres
sss with the utmost rapidly; he expects 70
be ready to move in less than q week. The
two divisions that will be stationed Mt md
above Annapolis are nearly conccntra ,ed at
this moment.
A dozen men OF war, under command OF
Com. Stringham, will very shortly put to sea
for the blockade o. Southern ports. The
whole Of the blockade feet will consist OF
over ffty armed vessels, and be accompanied
by steam transports carrying y land force OF
twenty thousand which will be kept lowering
on the coast, from the mouth OF the james
River, to that OF the Rio Grande, TO harass
the Secession army and effect landings at
exposed points.
One Of the first movements will be the
landing Of At least ten thousand men to raise
the s'ege Of Fort Pickens, and recapture Pen
sacola navy yard.
There can be no doubt that in less than
n month every inlet on the Southern coast
will be closed.
An immense flag was raised at noon to
day by tho President over the Patcut Office,
in the presence Of = vast multitude. Mrs.
Lincoln, and sevcral m IN bers OF the Cabinet,
Gov. Srrsgne, and other civil and military
notables we're present. Bands performed
national airs, patriotic songs we're chansed,
and addresses delivered.
Regular communication with the North il
now established for the benefit OF the tray
cling public over the military rail and water
route via Annapolis and Perrysviile Road to
Annapolis, operated under tho auspices OF
tho Government by the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Co. The eQnivocal position OF the
Baltimore 1 Ohio Company during the las,
two weeks 10 likely to rasult in the ruin OF
their road.
No communication ns yet with Baltimore
There is great excitement 10 Western Mary.
land in consequence OF continual invasion oil
organised Secessionists searching dwelling,
for arms.
Scouting parties Of Government troops
now frequently extend their excursions upor
Virginia soil. Secession ou,posts thus 70
always run upon their approach.
The 7th Regiment went into camp to-day
on tho northern outskirts OF the city. Be
fore they marched oat thew were treated q
/ . splendid dinner at W.llard's. Frame bar
racks for tbs accommodation Of troops Ar
DOW erecting Oil over the CITY. ..'..-~