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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-20
PENSACOLA.
BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE.

r MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EOR EOsTON-THIs LINE Is COMPOSED OF
tie following splendid steamships to FORM regular ne sail
ing promptly advertised nsurng ct rates viz
Steamship Capt. Sears.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt. Chipman.
:. ST. LOUIS .......... .,....,..,. Cant Causeu.
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade
mardsd by experienced officers and every facility possible viii
be extended shippers and consgnees freight passage
applyt CREEVY, MCPHERSON d CO,
S5 Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Nllls Of I.ahng furnished on appl.catnn
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RAYoU TECHE.

leaves on SATURDAY, 20th inst, at5rM
REGULAR ATTAKAPAs PACKET
E0R ST. MAKTINSVIILE NEW IBERIA,
Cha tpton. Frgukn. Centersilie, Pattefsopyle.
Bas And al incredihte landings Bayou Teche
Toe fine stritncr Asnaransh, j. W. Bow,es. MASTER g.
Duchans clerk VIZ leave above For freight passage
~ 8 RIPLEY BRO. III Front Lsyes
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N. O.,50 d G. w. r. R.--Jan 1871 bales cot.
ton R Hare do w H Henning &co-2 do ls hlfds
sugar MoFarlan, Straight &eo--ls SKIS seed cotton
q Ii Schif &co--332 do to Hy Tete---l bag cotton
SKIS seed cotton ! Dbl taliow A iac4sandries to
order Total "A bales cotton SO SKIS seed cotton Is
hlds sugar
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YAxoo.

Leaves every MONDAY at 8 P. NJ.
nor YAZ0O AND TALIAHATCHIE. RISEisS-
The spienda packet Warren Rsls = r.
Satan Yazoo Clty Techula, Sidan Greenwood and Ia-
river above connectng with the Magenta nm
for New Orleans and Moe Hambleton Tor Mshapn's
For further information apply to l.fI 2
VIRGTEIUSC g. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent - -
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND YAz0p RIVER PACKET
Lea TSS REG LARI.Y EVERY AFTERMATH HGhSDAf
Leaves TIL TUESDAY,, Feb ist at . 2 ?. N y ,,.s,,
TyOR (aR FEN WOOD, EIEFLORE, AAzoo CITY
and all nteImedate landngsdhe ght graft ~
Erskine clerk viii above For felght OF passage
spp On 0eas' join 81 Il HYDE co. lls Common street
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Imports y csterdas.

K NEW YORK-Bar Commerce std ndse
8 RIO DE JANEIR0 y Hol brig Burgamaster Dam
henburgh $3.50 SKIS coffee Mummy. Luling &eo
n RUATANs ISLAND Sclm Dan Simmons Lot of
fruit to T Smaller jr
LOND0NDERRY-Br ship Huron-47e 90 tons iron
to Bridge Il Bro
PHL1ADELPH Brig G T Graz $50 tons Of
coal to- U s. Quart
PHILADELpHIA- -Brig Wm Robertson
mdse
z MoBILE schr Epgenia $4,000 feet lumber Il
order
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS Packet
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and NJ EMPHIs ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS. q
Leaves SATURDAY 9th inst, at s RI NJ 8
STEAMER MAGEhTA-T. p LEArHERs. Master, Al. B.
ELMER, r. A. OVEN and CH4ls GRICE. Clerks.
lTS0fs MEMPHIS, HELENA, NaeoLEtiN, GREEN
II Vile, ges Point Lake Washington, Grand Lake,
Carolina Landing Picherss Print Skpayith,s
Landing Lake Prosidenee, Go0dfiels Landing Onega MI
kens Bend yicksbur Matches, Grand Gulf Rodney, Bayou
Sara, Baton Rouge and MI intermediate landings.
The above packet viii take freight and passengers for
Yaaoo River with privilege Of reshipping frstclasx
packets Vckburg For freight apply on board
to JOHN a.. STE NitHst IN, Agent, q
e Front street.
lbusaess for Natchez yicksbrg and the Bends win re-
sss'' 'peS TfstiiNIUs G. pENTzEh Advertising Agent
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY 10 NJ, every S.ATUR>
DAYant p.
.IHOR RATION RIO BGs r., Z LAQ UEMINEaDONALU
so1vlIe, aud all internedare and superb
sde-wlieel steamer N 9nso0n 81 Hen9 master L!hano.
Rouge every MONDAY AT "A. M and URSDA Y at p W
For freight or passage apply to
# 'LEoNGE BAyHT, 16 Bienylls st.
The Monsoon viii take freight tor Mi landings Bayou La
foIrche
Shippers ar t gesspensipe for of freight.
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NEW YORK MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE or STEAMSHIPS
EOR NEW YORK DIEEor-TEE NEW AND
splendid sidewhea steainahips--
MORNING STAR. .2ioo tons. Nelson Commander
EVENING STAR. .20i5 tons. .wlnipenny, Comrasder
GUIDING STAR. .2Je5 tong Berry Comnauder.
NORTH STAR. 2O0i tons -. Jones' Commander
NORTHERN LIGHT. gO5s tons. Weir Comm andsr
RISING STAR 800 tons Bell, Commander.
The and hrs.cass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI I..,....., 1000 tons. Commanding.
MERRIAACK. 1900 tons. ..--- Commanding.
MARIPo 1900 tons .Howes Commanding
MONTEREY. 100 tons. .Furber Commanding.
The Line composed Of the largest and elegant
ships which have been built in this country for any home
line They respect fitted FOR service and the
which Aey Their passenger accommodations
Sa by those upon any other in The world
n9% Passage in sdssee steamships, first $50 second
cabin So Passage inscrew steamships, first cabin $50
Freight will be the Canpanys warehouse the
landing at all times daring business hours and the copanys
rates for freight will always be made low by any other
line.
For freight or passage applyto
]. NJ. CoURTENAy, Agent.
33Csrnndelet street
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LOUISVILLE.

8 Leaves on SUNDAY, 2st inst, at 10 4. NJ 5S
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
EfOK I0UFSyII4HE,5G CAIRO, MEMPHIS vIeKs.
burg Nache@, Baton Rouee Piaquemins Dopafdsonvilie
and all intermediate Coast laidngsTe and splendid
passenger steamer Virginia, u w. CsreI muster, J. r.
Ft2gerad clerk viii leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or To -
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent s Front street. Al
VfRSfNIU- e. u tssTX u T. Advertising Agent.
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CRESCENT Qrytux, Nc. "a Gsxr srrExf,
3ss y Saturday, Januasy az. 1854

tREScRkr QFKfpN, 81 CAMP SrFExf.
Saturday JanuAty ae, 1880. %
4 cleared resterdax.
Steamship Con Sherman, Pendleton, for Galveston.
steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile sT Hsrrls
Steamer Countess, Green, for Mobile, W Waktsaia
Ship g , Haasltlne, Ross, ior LiyeTEpe,ol. gls .
~ ship corsair Ellis for Liverpool,
ship Corsica, Hamnar, for liverpool, " /
Bark 3! 2 Walker, Latham, for Magaaaes gPQrto
ssehF Gazslle, Webster, for Grand cayman; \
Sem " H Tiers, Holman, y PhiladephIa, J y :,
schr Henrieata, Kormbeck, for Mobile Master
Arrived Yesterday.
pr ship Hlustrious, Morrison, from London, Nov
goth, IN ballast. to j G Rohinson-43a district
BIZ ship Huron Mccoy, from Londonderry, Nov
18th, to Q , Graham &co--sd district
Ship Ghas Davenport Stevens, 8 days I'm Havana,
! in ballast. to Rivers Il Clay 81 district IS
Bark Commerce, Robinson, f6 days I'm New York,
| to G A Fosdick-1st district ~ s.
Brig Georgiana r Cray, Coeklin, % days from
Philadelphia to master-ath district a
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed, ~ days from Phiiadel'
| phia, to master-lst district -
Sp brig angelina, Robida, from Tfinidad, in bal
last, to Grande Cd district %
Ekto brig BurganiaSter paIneflpufSh flshef, from
Rio de Janeiro, to Mummy, Luling &ec-2d
81 district % 5gg
schr Eugenia, Farrar, from Mobile, to master--
Basin
schr Baltimore, Wilson, from BRACES Santiago, 70
master Point
Sehr Emma Amelia, Brane, from Pensacola, to
s nlaster-Basin
Schr Dan Simmons, Godfrey, from Ruatan Island,
to r Smaller jr-2d district III
BIZ schr Reheeea, Carr, from Brazos Santiago, in
ballast, to 7 Smaller jr-2d district n 5
T0wBoATs.
a. a Turner, Brown, I'm the Passes Towed down
and to sea on 9Th inst, ship Princess Royal
Brought up bark Commerce, brig Angelina,
aud schrs Baltimore aud MonteZunla
Holiyhock, Davis, from the Passes-Brought up
ship lliustrious and brig q Gray
srEAMBoATs.
David Watts, Alban, from Shreveport
y G Biackford, Bayh, from Lower Coast.
Amaranth, Bowles, from st Nfartinsgille.
May A Bruner, Livingston, from Camden.
III Any One, Aueoill, from Thihodaux.
Fashion, Pratt, from Nieksburg.
Doubloon, Harrison, from Alexandria.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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IgDIANOL.-A.

Es0R INDTANOLA-TaE VERY FAST SAILING
LIZ clipper brig NeygbArg, Capt Howes having the prin-
cips Of engaged and going beard will have
immediate dispatch For balance of freight passage having
elegant Accommodations, apply board Or til
CREEPY, MCPHERSON & CO,
20 Carondelet street. Of Gravier.
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MAT-AMOROs.

LsOR AIATAAEORGS-THE FINE FAST-sA TLIEG
Il schooner DOC Kelley. G. W. Nelson, is
lonn the above port will have quick dispatch For
having superior Recommendations freight for bulk
Of 100 barrels apply to
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observation-disclosures
BOSTON.

NOR BCSTON-THE AL NEW, FAsTS aILING
* bark Sgsliahoc, Captain Hl Is loading and will
hare dispatch. For heavy freight apply to
( LOWELL 4 b alley, 20 Carondeet street.
EFnR KDST0N-THE Al FAST SAILING BARK
" James e. Mard, Captain Canderkn, having oil her
cotton engaged requires forty heavy freight Apply
HOWELL \ BAILEY, % Garondeiet street.
EfDR B6STOS-REGuLAR DISPATCH LINE
E The 1rsclass tss sailing brig Scotland, Capt Rose
having Iery alt OF her will have quick dis
patch For balance Of freight passage having superior
comIuo datons, apply 70 VA N wi 2 s34sii
EsOR EOATON--THE Al FAST SAILING AMER.
N iean ship sznzcis. c. Day, Captain Chase is load
ing and M haze dispatch. For balance of freight apply
@s9s LOWELL u BAILEY % Carondefet street "a
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-ATTAI1-ARAS.
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC


Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 24th Inst. ats P, NJ.
NOR CAMDEN, MIXERS BLUFF, IPGEON
rlsonburR and ali landings Oraehita Black Rivers
The splendid passenger steamer New Fra Frank Keeling
master NJ n Wood, elerk will leave above For freight
N o. DON0HUk Q Tchouptoulas strast
GpLLs FERGUSON, % Garondeiets Street.
y. FEsN1MoSE, S3 Old Leree street. \.
shppng for all landings Bayou Bartholomew OF. steamer
MMNOW and on Tensas and Ba5ou Macon the steamer
vERGIS1us G. pENTzEL Advertising Agent
Leaves on MONDAY 22d inst, at 3 pa
oUAcHlTA AND BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET.
Steamer MAY A. BRUNER
R. S. Livingston, Master; j. j. Fowler, CLERK.
NOE MARIE SALINE, ALABAMA LANDING
IL MonrUe Trenton and all intermediate landings
ouaehita and Back Rivers and bayou bartholomew
high tho Aksnsas line ST ming through bills ladug
freight or passage apply on board, or to ~
TITUS y GWAtFAEY4 Tchoupitouas street.
Leaves on MONDAYS 2d inst, at5pm
TNDK ia YOU BARTHOLOMEW, TREN-
Il Monroe, and all landings Guachita black
Rivers fine light draft PASSENGER May Bru-
ner IL Living ton lnEssr, j. Fowler clerk will leave
sINNoTT, ADAMS 4 WAYNE,
TITUS & GwARTEEY. 3 Tcbeaptonas street.
VIRGINIUs g. DENTzEI4, Advertising Agent
Leaves SATURDAY. 10Th inst, at 5pM
FOE CAMDEN, MILLERS BLUFF. CHAM
Columbia Harrisonbrs and all landings onchta
Black Rives-The Lille Martin, T. McMa.on
master, = Blanks and O. " Fisher clerks, will leave
ABOVE For freight ssSs Pbo Ct s9 r S to street
N. o. D0N0Hufs, 2 Tchohpitouas street.
vIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHnBsns -SBrT H-Bofore Jutice
SUTEEIAA
DBCISIoNs,

SUPREME COURT-CHAsDsRs -SBrT. H-Bofore Jutice
SUTHERLAND
DBCIsIoNs,
D. NJ Wiitse 81 al agt, Bridget G. Mccullough CT
Tho people &c. aa Chrstian Gies-Motion for certiorar
Francis vinton agt Charlotte A. wyms--Referenoe or
eercd ..., ,-,,,
TIE FAT BOILERS AID TIE BOARD OF HEMfH-ThE
CEEuokARI FOR CHAIs1IAH GILS DENIED
H. h CafIstiHH tiies
This morning the papars IN this 1he ooh lr too
royance Of certiorhr In II ofChisllah ues Ho 'o
turned indorseI motion denird. a., a., ,o,s
Ex-Judge D3an inquired Of 'be Court What tIe t ia or
were the denial JadRe S1tle.lDd stated thnt e nhu
AHMED the s1tues most csTculy. tie nah spent Ilr
I'm Examining them aud could 'Oi see how 10 coulo
item grant such ceftiOrar Br-de no dd not s'e tnht
could say the order served wbich was he on'
point IN the case. ,..-,.. ,ho Al.
Judge Dean asked IL OF reviewing lho uo
cision of the Court of s eciGl Sessions, -. -
nlge Sutherland TINT might BE- defect OF he a"i ne
had been very much puzzed By various PROVISIONS
should nun He doubted whet recoVnizanee retninsD
NJ the General Term could b. enf c,d ana seemed 10 n
that tlere Wns axy here and future OF justice he now
ever would not put that Onnd but there dd not seem
10 him 10 have been the sucency OF tho evil
dence The cnec had been Of snch Importance NOT gV IN
reference but to the general practc tDa no
had departed from his usual practice and allowed discussion
after deciding the case. IT,. A.. :.
some further discussion Judge Dean el inning thh nc
had been stopped from discussing The question OF pooao
doubt and req Nesting permission discuss that point
Tire Court permission. stating 10 Dehn t
ne oond make further motion If he had other grounds
than discussed The writ was denied ana tho prisoner
remandcd 20 the custody whence he came. -,
Probably Mr. Gies will visit BGckYeus 5and. notElth'
standing the Efforts Of his counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
HORSE FAR AT SOMERYILLE.

Thursday was the third and last day of the Horse
Fair and Cattle Show held annually at Someye ~ j. and
the fact Of its being entirely devoted to racing drew together
quite large Of horse amateurs and tufmen AT
10 o'clock the business OF tie day with tFo
mile heat for $500 TremiumsOO TO tie hIs and sOOto
the second best Horses owned by the following gentlemen
were entered; d. Mace NJ Rodan, and j. j. Wheeler. d.
Maees horses the required three heats out Of Eve eonsee
utlvey NJ Rodans horse coming in second Time Of heut'
$685. 2::el 2:93! Tie second running race for gren
um Of sSl00 tor the first and so for the seconds one
mile heat and best two out three 1he horses started
owned by D. Mace james Collins, Michael Devon, Richard
Bettes and W SiOkum d. Mace horse was the victor and
Richard Bettess in second Time OF heats i5t io
The third walking horse contest for el0 between
horses owned by Alfred Vail and w Williamson was won
BY the former. Next tie double teams Sl0O premiums
s7 for first aud s5 for the second The owners OF The
horses were d. Mace j. c. Chamber ard i. T. Futon- d.
Mace's was the victor l. C. Chambers coming IN second
Best three Of i've; time Of heats 253 2!6 Then
the troted before for had chance
to win s75 premiuni go for the fastest and s5for the
second best three out OF five r. Smith. jas
Collins w Carpester VIM Smith and l. G. Chandler en-
tered horses The first premium was given TO p Smith, Wm
Smith getting the second Time Of heats 49, 25 2i9
Teams that otted before Tor noasY now started Tor
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before City Judge RUSSELL
m, u.r,fnh. On cVuTpxopa

The event of Friday in the weekly cycle has be-.
with the wicked synonym for the punishment OF their
crimes II has long been called "Hangmans Day" and in
the Court Of General Sessions Il is tie established time when
convicted and iemanded prisoners brought up for
tenco Yesterday instance Of the prolific number
cases Of guilty" 10 which the Court rendered Judgment
There were 10 offenders sentenced to the State Prison and
Penentary amounting to 90 years in the whole
aggregate and their names with the complaints against
al tho number Of years Imprisonment passed on EACH
follows;
Thomas Baldwin convicted BY plea Of an attempt at burg
larry the third degree in breaking into the butcher shop Of
teenthst, sent TO Penitsntiary for one year.
frank Penny for an attempt at grand larceny 10 taking the
trunk Antoine Rose foreign emigranI to the Penitens
~ for
Charles King and Raymond Carr caught In front Of Del
moneos the Of the Presidents Reception In the sot Of
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....... SEPT. IL
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ann Eliza Richards Phladelphis, J. Hand.
Steamship Wsker She,[n Philsde pin j. W. w. bnss'
ssH Nav Flower Coi5swOod Bsrbadocs Trowtrss sO.
Bark Lucy Francis, Allen s, sli. n. r. David
B,rE Cymbeine (Brl Labey London, Weston Cray Nil
Bark Louisa (BE Tuner Queenstown o. f. Buy
Park AleEsn4re tsrl. Tonocrt, Hsyre Boyd Hi@e!sn
BsIs r. Hs, R ESc5 s s s b. Eds ssss3 St
Brig ADcT, Davis terl Dgy, London. Permission : Co
Big Triton iBr Wiley Barbados Savannah r. De Vol
Big LOraDn Hopkins. Wilmington N c. GbbOn. Raulet,
ss5l i. y,r fSey1f s6 R. 2 Pc N wsfA Co.
sehr WI Henry, Townsend, Baltimore, NJ. Biden.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ashland Norton Boston, with mdse to MeropOStaD
Steamship Nereu, Bssr,e Boston with mdse to Issa ode.
and sS Saa Murray Fer, CO. h lust S miles
ton Bar passed steam ship Ala9S~a hence T cue.
Henry bearing W. exchanged signals with steamship Moro cA.s
Brig Burmuh McGurncy Bangor. with lumber to Simpson
Village Belle Br George, Cow Bay days with coal to
Ri. yoaHi A1cha c. b. Canton, olaco Bay II days, With
coal 70 r. y Small Co. =, 9, c......n ,.-.-. 70 49,.
with scrap iron glass, to Funeb Meineke wenat.
Big H. H. McGHve sPrai Bangor days with lumber to smp
sehr Davis. cenfuesos Is days with sugar and mOs.e.'
shr Eide Waters. Folsom FOu,er 49 days. with mshOsODy
Miller Houghton.
SPOKEN
July ~ lat s % 10 w ship Gem ofthe Ocean Prtchard
sept lat = long 81 3d. ship Celestial Empire Taylor from
Liverpool for New. York
Sept lat % 30 long. ST. ship Constellation HOxo tOm New
YORK for Liverpool
DISASTERS.
Brig orelu Vahapp NewYo for Antwerp ncouecyre
ported by Atlantic cable having into English port Distress
into Boston 10th u leaky, ring that
Portland arrived lith
with foreroya and yard carried
Schr Adphi Smith. from Provdence NeYork rurnedts
Newport m inst with loss OF both sa having been far hhs
Hill
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
COAST OF socrH LIGHT -
CAPE ROMAN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFHcs LIeHT. HousB BOARD
Washington, D. e., Sept. TO- 1890.
Official information hereby given that tie light Cape Rogi
Raccoon Key piles tie extremity the shoals oil ts
and ten miles southwest othe 4 the River ID
South Carolina will be re and le acpt % 1885, from sunset
sunrise
The light will be Of tie order revolving showing fash
minute tlumn sng 800 degrees and placed vaa
Of ia feet above ordinary level should be ceS
weather distance OF % nautical miles. .
The tower red brick. octagona IN frm stands tie @
tower which 65 feet high painted with red and white horizontal
stripes.
The light shord II mile, outside Of shoals Of Caps
Roman.
There dwellings for keepers this station Tho fon, one
nearest the is Of BRICK natural coor the dwelling also
brick 10 whiewashed.
Tue tower lat a Oh N long 70 % 70 Of GreBNh
BY order W. y. SHUBRfCK, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
MUSICAL.
slGYoR MACoAPERRt's FAREWELL CONCERT.

SlGNOR MACOAFERRTS FAREWELL CONCERT.
This very talented artist being about to leave for Eu.
rope will give arwe concert at Irving Hall Satur-
day evening Tie programme presents extraordinary
traction perfect galaxy of talent having volunteered
their services to their brother artist The following is
list of the artists Signora Boschet, Mile De Gebee,
Mncco a. C,Lo PATTI ArSyepi Weinnb and
nucc together with grand chorus and orchestra Con-
ductors Sgnor Rosa and Nicoa Such an array of tai
ent should attract q crowded audience.
THIRD SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
Tho third these gqeeeasfgl and popular concerts vii
be given at Irving Hall next Sunday evening. On this
occasion the vocal artists will be Madame Johannscn and
Mr.. Arthur Matthison, an English tenor Just arrived of
whom report speaks very highly. Mr.. Thomass fine
orchestra will be augmented and will perform several of
the classical compositions Of the great masters.
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by Telegraph
THE STATE PAIR-THIRD DAY.

SARATOGA, Thursday. sept 10. leW'
The attendance at the State Fair is very large IS es-
tmaed that there 1900 persons on the grounds to-
day. The receipts up 10 this evening were SOW. Inc
address delivered this evening at the St. Nicholas lo-
tel by the Hon. Arson Miller of Rockford, ILL., 10 was
devoted principally to the history Of agriculture and It's re-
aons TO the welfare and advancement Of the human race
II abounded in thoughts and suggestions showing the dig
nifty and importance Of farmers. 1t shows conelusiyey
that farming should be regarded as service in when only
those will excel who sagacOus and energetic in Hp-
plying the mind The Fair closes tomorrow when all
the prize animals will be paraded. The show OF sheep,
horses swine and implements large aud of good quality
that Of cattle is deficient in numbers, though the quay
Il suueriOI.