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j THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB

j The AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
SPRING FAoE Sp MEETING
f9f 9nheas rs ysaf PnSk AZ e
near Fordham. Westehester county.
day. May Il pissf ssf fsaFeeS Hsy MAY
: A'if sss sss
y ss.Ias las sl ! s:d sTRsa Hssst Court
! E Es1a|.; Es1ays ! II !, Rs's,ssI SSnis workman
I s sis Mspanisis' s !, B. %s"Sss E SSrr.sey
srcosp RAcR~Premum 800. for all ages One mile
THIRD RAcE-Prcmiam $50, FOR all ages Two and a
SECOND pAy-THURsDAY, MAY q.
FIRST RAcE-Premium $500 FOR slages. One and quar-
THIRD Feather stakes for all ages TWO three.
added ssS1
+ i Sspsaissl fSass. g 5, E T. .1lsSSs's 1sSa.'
sy. 8 WasoI,s Wason,s ch !; h no,aw Onward
2: s watson's ;. h. Captain Moore.
n ss%SI$,s; : isiiSs. TsHsiSsv
on
y as,ss sssss1s g. R Sisss sTsas sss ~ AZ s Iss
B'S':i $:Sss. ssi s s iS s;. +, ~ ''
ssfs sSss s e 's i,sfs
rcfses Gscsr9n's eS Tr Fre,s,ns D. : i"mroh Court
g. j. =. Watson's b. h. Dea ware.
T. j. s. Watson's ch. h. Onward
N. IL Sandford's Z. h. Lsadstonc.
THIRD RAcr-Seing pcn,hsn 500 for all One and
quarter mile. Entrance uansv second horse.
F0UhFH RACr-- Match. Mic beats A Relmonts imp b..
G Maid OF Honor years Wy Newmnser Jam ninsaya.
~ bs against Forbes ch De Courcy by Tro.
valore, dam Rhods BY imp. Glencoe, % lbs.
The FIRST each day win come or punctuay at O'Clock
Badges emitting the holder the stretch during the
meene sl0 Or for one day =! Entrance 20 field 81 To
the grand stand 81 Carriages free No member will
he admitted the unless the ribbon of his medal
has been changed and his name engraved upon IT,.
The be reached tho New York and Harlem
Railroad Fordham Extra trains win be from Forty
every day during the and by carriage
through Central Park Macombs DAM Central avenue and
by road to Kngsbrdgc also by Third avenue
and forJham horse
Tickets may be Obtained the principal hotels and at the
COX Office OF Wailaeks theatre.
A. BELMONT. President.
f. s. FORBES, !
JOHN +. PURDY,t v...
JOHN HUNTER, Sc. ansee,.
4, g. MONSOS, Sso""".
II. TAYLOR,
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THE TURF.



II SPRING MEETING, 1867.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, NAY IL, 1867.
hurdles. Premium 500 Fog horses that won .
SECOND RAcE-swsepstskes premium Of $500 for maiden
three year ods One and half mile dash carry 80 lbs
$50 entrance, h. LJW Pennock's ch by vandal dam
BY imp Margrave. r. W. Camerons,b b. Hampton Court
BY Young Melbourne, dam Durindans three years s. 4.
" snedekers BY slasher dam by Trustee. D. Rcedy
blk. 4. Annie Workman date Lizzie workman). dam by
wagram, out OF Lady Franklin by imp Jordan r. Nor
ris b. T. Egotst by Eclipse out of Vanity by Revenue
D. McDaniers b. Morissey by Breckenridge by Bon
ME Scotland. McDanel's ch by Planet, of Caro-
imp Bairownie, dam Pasta by RevenAo j. s. Watson
b I; Vixen, by vanda, dam imp. LAngaise, by Hobbe
Third RAcE.Sweepstakes premium OF $780, Free hsndl-
cap Tor all ages. Dash OF one mile 500 entrance l. T.
voolfolk by Lexington. ont Of Foride, by Wagner 20
lbs r Morris B. G Egos by Eclipse. out OF Vanity by
Revenue, 80 lbs F. Morris Twinkle by Eclipse OF
Starbea'n, BY imp, Glencoe, ~ lbs. r Morris, O. BY
Eclipse out tof Fidelity BY imp Glencoe o. lbs ID Nc
y lbs d. McDaniel's blk Z by imp Eclipse, out OF
Greek slave by imp Glencoe. g lbs.
F0URTu RAcE-Premium OF &l0D All ages. Mile heats.
The first will OF 80 r. NJ precisely. Thirty
minutes allowed eween the races.
street, New York. direct the grounds folows-
Leave New York for track at 9I6 10 NJ IL ~ and H. 10
Leave Paterson for track al IL NJ. Leave track for
New York at 365 and SOP NJ Leave track Paterson
cents.
Stages viii with Hoboken ferry Union
j. HARVEY LYONS Secretary
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(yoLUMBrA COLLEGE LAW scHooL.--THE EIGHTH
~ Commencement OF the Law School Of Columbia Col
Degs will be held 81 the Theatre Francais 20 Vest
street. "Wednesday, May 10 ats O'Clock NJ The degree
Of Laws viii be conferred the members
She Graduating Glass. and the Annual Prizes will be
awarded address win be delivered before the Alumni
Of the Law school, by H. Everett Russell ESQ.,; valedc-
sory oraon by John W Sterling Esq. and address be-
fore Graduating Class by Hon Ben jamn ID. siman
Members public generally respectfully
Invited 10 attend. HENRY DRTSLER, LII. d.,
Acting President Columbia College
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
"a THE Union
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, AND HAVING FIVE
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS APPOINTED BY THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. OFFER THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRrY.YEAR BONDS
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST,
PAYABLE sEMLANNuALLY IN GOLD.
For sale through The
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. TN
no. NASSAU STREET.
and
AssRs CLARK DODGE CO.,
BANKERS. NO. 81 WALL STREET
and
JOHN J. CISCO SON,
BANKERS no. sswALL STREET
~ the City Of New York.
NINETY PER CENT OF their par value. with
Accrued Interest.
! These Bonds secured BY FIRST MORTGAGE Of
the RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS PER MILE, much less than one half
the cost of the Road. THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE
MILES have been completed the most substantial
and fully equipped with rolling stock
chine aud car shops houses and buildings
built mostly Of brick and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY THE GOVERN
MENr
after examination and report by the Government Com
missioners and are successful operation.
The COMPANY have onhand lies and all other material
sufficient to complete the road to the Rocky Mounains-a
Omaha 5l7 mes-by Of September
the time pledged its completion by contractor
TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED u2s 500, ACRES
OF LAND PER MILE granted to the Company BY The
Government In addition to the subsidy SIXTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR
EACH MILE OF ROAD AS COMPLETED. The Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad completed connects with
this Omaha and doing large business in passen
gers and freight
The Chicago Rock Island Pacific, the Chicago, Bur-
lingon and Quincy, and the Hannibal and g. Joseph
Railroad Companies expect to extend connecting links Of
Omaha during the year, that four trunk
railroads from the East will greatly contribute to tho
business OF road, and the Central Pacific being
sructed with great energy California TO meet this
Great National Railroad the Continent 1870 insure
for IL all the business both passenger and freight can
possibly accommodate The these bonds being
gold the small mile there can be
question their safety the Company have no hes
aton IN recommending the public Arrangements
being with National Banks generally through
country FOR the accommodation Of investors in these
Bonds Hon. E. D. Morgan Hon. oakes Ames, Trusts
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer.
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BOARD OF AUDIT.
: NOTICE.


Under and In pursuance Of section snne Of act q
q enable the Board Of supervisors Of the county Of New
Nc city OF New YorK, and IN relation the expenditure
snereoL and to provide for the auditing and OF
seted claims against said city, aud in relation acons
NV against said Corporation ,npassed April 23 1857
tce Is hereby given that the Audit therein
hereby created for the adjustment and settlement OF all
gn or equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior to
January the rs eighteen hundred and sixty against
York have appointed and do hereby appoint Tuesday tho
Fourth day of June S7l. the Court Of Common
Pleas Part (room No 49, in the city Hail. In the
aad ciy OF Now York the day and place at VIII ch
said Board will proceed with the hearing 10 open
che Of such claims eleven o'clock In the
sf the said day.
The said act contains the following provision "A
having claims against the city of New York uad-
1used hereby required present the to the said
Board OF Audit within three months from the passage
ths act, and In having outstanding
demand against the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty
ahs OF New York. shall neglect refuse such
claims Board Of Audit within the said period three
from the OF this act he shall be barred from
Ae maintenance of right Of action which
against the said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
Donaliy Of the city OF New York arising therefrom
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller City Of New York
CHAUNCEY N. DEPEw.
Nrwy Apr JQ.
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HEwYoax, Apr il 80, 1867.
DOARD or AUDIT.

ID NOTICE.
Under and in pursuance Of section % twenty eighty Of
m entitled enable the Board OF Supervisors
q te county OF York raise money by for
Ean county purposes extend the the Metropo
Nan Police provide tho auditing and Of
pnsetted claims against said couny"-passcd April Is
to Notice hereby given that the Board OF Audit therein
and thereby created for the adjustment and settlement of
IN legal equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior
% January l. A. ID. 1857 the county of New York,
have appointed and do hereby appoint tuesday the 4 day
Uf June s67) the Court of Common Pleas rooms
Part troom 49, in the City Hall n the said city Of New
York as day place which The said win pro-
with the Board Of the matters of such
elaine st ii o'clock Ia the forenoon of the said day
The sa ID act contains the following provison-
IAN persons having claims against the county OF New
York, hereby required present the
the Board Of Audit within three months from
The OF this act And IN person having
outstanding demand sgainst the county Of New YORK
shall neglect refuse to present such 70 the Board OF
Audit within the said period Of three months from the
sagc OF this he shall be barred from the prosecution
maintenance OF any right Of action which he have
agnins Of York arising therefrofn
RICHARD y. CONNOLLY.
Comptroller City OF New York.
CHAuNCEY ~ DEPEW.
ynuu Ami 1aa7
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RIIsCELAANEt,us.

49,
nfsTfLIRRY PERSONS HAVING RECTfry.
- ing Tubs. Casks Headers Pumps Fixtures 1nd
scssh purchaser by applying at ~ New Bowery.
DLAxTe - 1900 ARBoRvIrAEs AND NORWAY
Il Spruce for sale cheap by wM. FITZPATRICK, Florist
2Is Broadway. The plants to feet high snd very
vigorous apply al once.
CCHILBERG'S GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- cern without the slightest danrer for filcs Old
Woundf scrofula Salt Rhcum. Fever all and
Skin Diseases Ac For sale At The drug storo SO Bowcry
and by druggists generally
VHANTED-A SECOND HAND CORNING MACHINE
w 10 good working order Address W. A B., boa SI5S
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RATIONAL sussu.
Hciida, Trip Of The Eighth Restmcur.

HOLIDAY Trip ef the Eighth ReStnscuf.
Arma riru@2ae eaao although the hero may be con-
sdersd duplicated 20 two-hupdrsdth extent; and he
did leave the Lsvinian shores ct AL bat bad only
hidden sbor, adsu to Msnhsttsn's se and departed
for pleasant farough "trip to the fertile shades Of Con-
nectcu 20 much for Virgil aud his appi cation 70 the
Washington Grsysn
As al the world are uerry making powsdsys and
having pleasant ricnicn and paying pleasant visits 70
neghDorng ctes, the members OF the ghth regiment
thong tbey could not do better III "a Initiate lie
praise worthy oTsmps set by those around them Pack
ing up tncr hsversacks therefore, and Iong 40 their
ovorcoals tnsy sale6 forth yesterday two hspdrcd
strong 10 fnli marching order, from their armcry cor.
OF Gfsnf and Centre siresi1 bent on hoiday trip
10 Connertcut The battalion under he command ot
Major Appleton, and consists OF Eve companies, al.
recled respectively BY CApssns kclstyrs Hssshcoas
aud Peuworthy, and Lieutenant Davenport, NUMBERING
accompanied the crc'Tsionsts, VITO left thslr head
quarters 81 twelve O'Clock, and marching IN Brosdway
took tn- steamer they bad engaged tho foot of Thy
lourtu street. North river. for their destination.
The arrangements forstsll very peasast grir. They
stepped sst evening a. Stamford wners they were
regm-ss Their beat procssts to-dav 90 Norvsik,
wDere they will remain until to-moffos morning.
Ihey vtsif ss ~ New Haven, and rsussn uniil
thursday, when they will return again 70 New
York. and bs received by The rsmsining sIx ccn.
gsnies cf toeir regiment, under the command OF
there iule dosbt that the gallant warriors Of The
Eighth viii have good tine while on thslr travsgs
humbsr o. ineh friends accompanied them up Broad.
way, marching aorg the sdswaks 10 the jnspIrins
musc ds1eursed oy the band, aud saw ths on on thsr
way whes, Of course there snv amount Of cheer
ine ana handk waving TO show The sssirrs,ian N
which the Wsshnatos Crays are held By their fellow
cttzepa
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Hoard or ComncIIm~n.

Hoard NJ COunctbsuen.
Sulssxcs sLsvZyrB Avssus sssrso
This Board met yesterday afternoon, President Brink
man presiding.
After the reading OF the minutes OF The previous .
meeting number or resolutions pertaining 10 unim-
portant matters presented and referred 10 sppro.
pirate committees
resolution 70 repair Tompkins Market by contract
Mr. Hsssr MrRn.r presented the following resoIu.
tom
Resolved rhs. The H.dson River Railroad COMPANY be
cars loaded with cattle and swine hs track and
egs % ,nsiE road % neyenih avenue between Thrty
Mr.. MURRAY said that FOR the last week the sboye
company had left from thirty 70 City loaded With
hogs standing Eleventh from morning till
night II was Only Disgusting TO the neghborhood
but endangered The health OF that part OF the city
hoped that the resolution would De adopted
tale that matter in baud u their attention rallied
The resolution was adopted.
rHEssrTA1Ioy oF coLoss ~ rHk rFr-risrr sgoIslyr.
Tho Mayor sent In comrnun cation spprising the
ffth Regiment n " q. ~ a. (Lafayette Guard. 10
would on friday morning next at ten o'clock, In front
o. Tie Cy h.,i rssena the eolors which have been
Council. His Honor requested the Board 70 unlle With
HIM in the presentation.
sncosp Ayxsus BAuncsp rrsoLurIoy vrrogp
The Mayor returned withous his approval re-olaiion
adopted By both branches the CSmu on Council au.
.horiziny the second Avenue Rsiirosd Company
tend their tracks INTO bixy-tnrd street from First
TO Third avenue. my reason ssys his Honor
for thus returning the resolution H. that In viola.
1850 Ichap 10, Lrs Of New YoriC. entitled, Aa sci
rsative % rsIlrosds 10 the city Of New York wherein
IA provided tbst shall not be lawful bsrsser 10 lsy
consruct o. operate any railroad In upon along any
or shsf o Tue streets or OF .he sity OF New
York. ~hsrsver such railroad rnsy VI end,
except under the auth GRITTY and subject the regua-
lions AMI resrictons which is Leg ugc may here.
after grant and provide.
The veto vas aid on 1ie
Jho VoArf sdlOurn8c iii nsrt Mordav
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COAL pEPasTs lLass IRl PAGING RAILsOA1

ST. LouIr Sept 1891.
Genera Palmer, Treasurer a' the uuioa Rsi~sy u
Kansas snd Dr. l. E. rohs ssclosst OF tbs survey as
party have been engaged Cor month past pyestssns
the coal sslds Of the Ration Mountains in Colorado and
New Mexico on TIE proposed Hps OF that road. rhsy
report many large depcsls Of vsrylvaosble COAL and
vein 1fsy miles north OF Fort Urlop ten feet ID ek
and more than hfsv miles square 10 extent The cos 10
4onsesd equal 10 the best Ptsburs coal Iron has
also Ussl discovered 10 tbs same locality.
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PROPOSED INTERSTATE lsscul ruaAl fAa.

Pm sDsrpmA, sept. 3 1901.
Extensivs preparations are being msds for tho srcas
Interstate Agricultural Far 70 bs held st Norrstowp
commencing on september II and continuing until the
l7lh. Cooperation 10 expected from nearly all the
county Agricultural societies u Eastern icnnsylysnia
New jersey Delaware and Maryland Among the horses
entered are Lady Thorn ard Mountain Maid, aud The
ce1t trottng stock in the country the retirement Of
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NssI PosT n ", Sept 2 lsef.
Governor fep,on, accompanied by 0snsnl Marvin
aud Colonel Msrs, Aid.ds.Csmp or his s.sn have been
stopping here for few days The compliment Of q
rsvis~ OF the cadets at She Pout was rendered 10 The
Governor by General Pitcher shs superintendent Of the
post which wss accepted BY hIs Exccllepcy The 70.
view took place to-day, and passed on fu . handsome
manner lsrss numosr Of persons gathered 70 witness
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lFrO,o Tue Evening Telegram or Yesterday ]

IFfO'o iae Evening Telegram of yssterday.l
BosroS, Sept. q 1907
The case Of Charles Burrln against the city Of Bostcr
to recover ono million dollars paid BY him 10 1894 70
volunteers syoid draft in sie city eomnsneed
IN The United States Circuit Court this morning hessfs
n W Paine d v. Butler George p Sanger, william
Gason aud Benjamin .DcAz appear far 20 f--an and
Mesra n. n Cur..ss, j. @. Abbott :. p Hsaiy aud 9.
n nh Tor the e,tv OF Boeton.
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pseGstss Of TIVE uslgs PACIFIC s.asOlc.

OxAHs. sept 2 iss5
-Four hundred and sriv U'ilss of the Union Pacific
Railroad Ne now ln.shed- srd s expected that tue
track 10 tbs Rocky yonielns ave bubded sod
teen miles vii, bs sll laid IN about month.
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lyrom shs Ersnips Telegram Of ysstsrday.l
Bnsov Gepk q 1897.
pssIs sullivan, OF NAnsbssssF. snd Jsnn gallagher.
s' Rhode leland sscepsd from shs ssass Pnse nNs W
dsv fhs former was In sos stealing ~ ~ lss ~
highway robbery The d the third o. foursh souaps
fsss shs ,ssssvucs 10 about - many nspshs
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SPECIAL TFlFealM TO TINE gtaALa..

sr. LOUIS, Sept. q lss1,t
9oClock p. NJ
party OF New York espitahsts, connected with the
sxAssisant Secretary Of the Navy Fox, expected
here tomorrow examine the Southwest Branch Rail
road with view 10 Ne purchase.
There has been great rejoicing hsrs Mccoole's
victory.
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THE Pre- Esl0sMT's AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.

lWashington correspondence Boston Post, Sept. IL
President Johnson Ia considering tha subject of another
amnesty proclamation, but s exact terms yet
fixed II will bs OF very general character, and but
few exceptions made. II is understood the President
expresses regret having Issued such pIocama-
ton earlier date, when The Southern States were
virtually IN the Union and lacking only representation
in Congress
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The Broadway Theatre.
Last night the Broadway theatre Was well hllsd me
occasion Of peculiar interest An old and highly
popular performer rsappsared In Of his favorite
ohanctsrR The performer was Edwin Forrest and the
character in which he appeared was virgnius the Ro-
man father In Sheridan Knowlss famous play Of that
name II much 70 b. able 70 cay that tho piece was
wsl and tastsfuy, no. even elegantly put upon the
aass-put We Gan ay ID To the New Yors public, who
have often seen the performer in the same part,
d Unnecessary 70 60 into minute details. From the
construction Of the play. interest naturally centres IN
virgnius, who u the principal character throughout
chaIacters wh,h admits Of difference Of conception and
variety Of Interpretation Macready the great English
Easedau, has made familiar with ntsrprsationi
Forrest gives as another Both Of them are good and
both Of them true to nature We confess TO pre-
florence for Macreadys impersonation but We cannot
In every look and word ana gesture he reveals care
ful study, and We cannot refuse TO admit that the
severe and haughy Roman brought wildly befcrs u.s.
In the opening scenes Forrest Is TO our thinking little
too s and stately Towards the closs this objection
less painfully fs but his uteranco throughout is too
stoned parts there is absence Of The agony Of
the father discovering the desperate position In which
and II bs af NY Ro
man s true TO the life Mr.. Forrest has cause 70
complain Of his reception last night for il was en.husi
asc in the extreme and IL manifest from the out
set that he felt perfectly al with his audience The
subordinate parta with two exceptions were but indier.
Goodman who played Numtorius the uncle are entitled
TO all praise.
WallncIx,s Cnste as the BrooIxIyu Academy.
.rt,asta in this country ., i. ha ,,vara ~ 40 ,t
=, - . ~ " ~-
an over the woro, was porn with golden spoon ID hs
mouth A lawsuit injunctions, and rival versions Of
,hs p.v parforn.d hv r;,o, .onor,os sn.r.A 4, ,n,o
w r-' PN''v.'. ~ .,s'' 'o'"paAi'o a'"o'0. ~ Nv.
existence on TINS SIDE OF the Atlantic with an tc0 tnat
could not fail to attract good audencas II ia doubtful
bowavar wAa,her !, %, s,s,a a. a. .x,.. ,o,, r,,,,
V"e'''s "-0' - .@1 sussa" =" w ih'i'ss iu"S .'n
IN two OF the city theatres The story is without org
nality and fiusy: the da,orue moor and destitute Of
,o,,t A v,rro osaco. ., ,,rh ..,,,,, ,,rn.. roo.
pVA'' 'ouAs "''o'' " nisu ia"hy' ioscs pooi
sr, whose relatives are little more vulgar than they
need be- and despite the demands OF casio and the
adv,ca ~ c,roas, n,, coo, ho.r,., s~,.,a ,.rr,a.
ioo VI 0@''oss "a' so"u ieafNu ifienu' nai'sS
her. The marriage is made known TO the mother OF the
husband ak months after il has taken place when he il
-, AZ. o;,, =, ,n.at.- ,,, ~, .-,.'. rr,, 90
=" ne po'us VI oa''ns WIN n's regimen. ior iuu'a vi
course all the vulgar relations OF the wie who s quite
unaccountaby very polished and accomplished lady
como in at the most inopportunc moment to disgust
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Bosrox. eept :, 1891,
The sscoct Brigade Massachusetts, voiontsss m,iis,a
viii commsn,-s nys asys camp daty Y g1snpscots 70:
Eighth resiinsnss Of ih1s0tfy: the This1 end Toudh
batteries q lshs .ssIlIsr ~ 2ss p1gssy q sSyAi
HissdIsr Gsosval George " Pjeuoh ceEnACds. -.
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FAM or rm NEW tselAsp lGscvt rus.l soce1y


ProrrprSof, X l.. sept ?, 1861
The fair OF tho New England Agricultural soclsty aud
the Rhode Island Industrial socIsly will commepcs to-
morrow, VI Narraganseit PARK, snd n1s foar lays
The entries particularly of stock are very large u 10
thought the show OF cattle aud hor.e vii b, tho 6n est
ever In New England Aborl one hundred hor sss
arc entsrsd in the various classes fof speed
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rsrI4pnru,l, Sept q, iso7
private despatch from Washington states thai
orders have been sent 10 Dsrici Attorney Dorshsmsr
Bunslo fos the release OF The arms bsiobanp n the
ber'sss vhick vsre se'set 10 y4ne, 1904
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nicNwopp. Va, Sept a. 1851,
lchr Cody. sod,sr belonging % the Elsvsntb United
states infnniry, cgt hs throst = hsadquArsrs lhb
morning. To wsH from Newark, ~ H.
The applications Tor BANKRUPTCY. v viseinn. durjpG
c Past veek ezcscosd sue total phkss stn spnS III
bsrkrnpi sw was psssso.
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LIBEL CASE N CINCINNATI.
sptcnl TtlesaAm TO rHt HERALD.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2, 1857,
O'Clock p. NJ I
The editors Of sbe Eaquss arrested to-day for
libel at the instance OF Niles Greenwood the we'll known
iron founder OF this city.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE BraAlo.

sAs FRAscE'co. Sept 2, 1857,
3o'Clock y. N. !
Tho steamer Great Republic, for China and Japan,
which sails tomorrow, will have six hundred tons
Freight 81 100000 in treasure iorty cabin and six
huDdred and forty seersse passengers
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GEORGE E. BlDpLE CO., 10 Park place.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
No. As soUrH STREET Sept. 2, 1851
We. beg 10 acknowledge the raceipt OF the follow
ing contributions FOR the OF the Howard Association
in aid OF the yellow fcver sufferers.--
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serisus Occurrence nt "a Chnrivari In Ontario.

serioWs Occurrence nv a Chnr5vurl Ira Ont tario.
STAFFORD, Ont, Sept. 2, 1867.
On the occasion Of the marriage Of Mr.. Watson at
his house, three miles from here, number OF young
men started oharivar and finally proceeded break
N the doors and windows, whereupon Watson nred
shot sun a. them, woundiDg two, named NJ r. ArdIe
and Tanuigsn, The former very seriousy Watson has
bean arrested.