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State bonds have been strong on limited dealings,
with sales Of old 1cnnessees ut 62A new, 81 and
Missouri G., OF. New South Cxronss (January and
july declined y ceut. to GIS, Alabama SIS sd.
vancing a corresponding traction to 1O1%. Virginia
Is were nrm at g. Arkansas Is selling at c. Gillstn
National Bank shares sold at 1ld Park 1855 Cen.
tral National los and Fourth National, 10G. There
was wcl.distrbuted business In railroad bonds,
Central paciGcs selling at VO,s. and Unions at s31
on extreme quotations, \. \. Central stock nuctu-
atcd between q3.@o3A.; scrip. ssAftss9; Eric g2't
GY24; Reading, ~. plU0i.; LAKE Shore, $40
81; Wabash, 5lG Gjl; Northwestern common
siGsi'. preferred. s1tSi'l preferred, 49, ass:
Giis; preferred. HsiDS2't; Ohio and mississippi,
$jHN33'. Hanniual auJi - Joseph, iUlSGll0 ;
preferred, 1tthdti7: and Delaware, IackaNannI
and Western. iO7aHiOS A. the Boards, Panama
sod at Slh Union Pacific, 25'.; G., & Gin. aud
indianapolis. s0t Boston, Hartford and Kric, -
~; C., {. and !. G., l7'sNl1.; AiehiFan Central,
1871 y: and Port Wayne. Ii. In The miscellaneous
list the features were Western Union Telegraph and
Pacific Mail. The FIRST named advanced from 81,
to 39h and the latter from g to 10 Cgnton sod "A
CIV the remainder oil tue list btin- neglected. EH
press shares were more active and etesdy; Adams
sold at 67GGIA; American IS; and United Stair,
36hQ8'S.
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rnE 1HUyDERBOLI FED on TuRrLL

4 ROYAL Banquet in the Rooms of the
Michael Norton Association Astonishing
Feat Of Alderman Mitchcll-Thc EqhIh
ward Nilsson sings "Tho Heart Bowed
Down."
The elegant rooms Of the Norton Association,
- Hudson street, last night were aUlizc with mu.
SIC, niTtn, and icstSity, occIsiuned by sumP'uous
turtle and champagne supper gwen In honor Of Sen.
ator Michael Norton. rne rooms ami table were
spleudidiy decorated with a proiusion OF choice
howers AMI siikcn fIgs Al the head OF the festive
board was the mighty form OF the big seuator,
who bore his b.ushns honors " with face beam.
ing with smiles. lIls many friends were gathered
On either side OF the spread
At the conclusion of a brilliant overture from the
band the air was made merry with spoon over
turc from the company pres nj. Delicious turtle
soup and the etccteras formed most pleasing ac-
compartment. That champion soupist. the Hon
GEORGE H. Mitchell, most nobly sustained his repu-
tauon by scientifically Htomacnlng twenty five plates
OF tie aromatic NqGii. The Hon. Charles q uliey
n !cayored To coupe with him but was carried out
ia soup iuf en- amer vain attempt ~ master his
tnirtccuti ullte. Mcssrs. Brewer, BIgart, Harvey,
Moran, Taylor, and Slnu, " the llobOken Turtle
Club, were among the guests, and astOnishel / c
Eighth Narderb by the manner IN which they paid
Tonnage to The Iour-lrEgcd ahell1nck Each o. them
in hrs turn was walked around the block for the
purposc Of settling down the precious stun.
were gwen: Turtle, Ihe time -nouOred creature OF
aldermanlc existence - responded to by Alderman
Mitchell. our PTess;' eluquenty replied to by
'nnator Norton. Ourselves to which every body
pended. And last but rot least, The Fair
e." The Hon. ha les Goldcy having gained the
nr, attempted a response, but beng too iull for
anoe. merely said, seconi the notion AMI
then sat down, Oyerco ne with emotion.
Judge Cox, the non j. ". Fowier, Alderman
Isaac Robinson JAS. o Neill, the nobDy John Cum
bletnn. the eloquent John ulcnnon, Captains NC
Donald and Met lcarY, aud the natiy VIM, J. STAR
key we've among those present. Al A. NJ. hr.
HOWel
winch the eplcurcs went home win minds overcome
with pleasant memories ana Imperial Rle.er.
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vARIArloN OF vorrns M o'uALL's pIsrnlcrs

Thus while the law provides that leach election
district shall. MS near as may be- contain not more
than 100 electors taking the vote OF tie preceding
election a. the basis, It n seen that that oasis
ito average per district yarts from ljS IN the Nine
tetrth Ward Ia 4j9 In the Seventh, the average IN
the -Four Ward being AS and In tie Eighth 4l3
In t'rcc yards the average IL under 800 to district
IN tte,n wards IL is bctw an and 3OO, IN three
It l. between 80 and go and In three over 400
Tins i on the basis Of he vote OF MAY lat when
undue vote cast In TIE wards below tho Ninth
On the basis OF the vote of November 1863 two
wards so di>triced ns to have over az voters to
4 district, nine have bctH 300 ana 400 nine he
tween 100 AID 30, and two are under 30 Such
showing carries It's own comment. such varied ru-
suits could not have been reached b. a &c ire to
conform to the requirements u the law in making
sIch district approximate 90 400 voters.
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The Rush at Mays Great Store.

Everybody has heard of Mays. Macy opened
small store thirteen years ago on the corner OF
Sixth avenue ard Fourteenth street Its dimensions
have sweiled To half acre. 1t is Kaleidoscope Of
bright ribbons and brilliant jewels. lie sells every
thing that woman wants, except physic and candy.
lie will even give her glass OF soda She can ge,
India ink for her eyebrows and lashes, clrnaon for
the cheeks and various lotions Tor her skin. Brads,
lsces, gloves, and fancy goods OF all conceivable
kinds are furnished by ann housekeepers can Oh.
tain clocks and paror ornaments aud juveniles cin
delight their optics with multiplicity Of toys. The
only Adornment- OF lovely woman which he lacks are
dress goods and leather boots, but he compensates
for the latter falling by clothing her pedals with satin.
Macy has lately returned rom Europe, wnere lie
laid in q heavy stock OF French and German goods
1T low prices He offers them daily through the
medium al his fairy attendants, and the ladies OF TIE
Cly mr. i more enchanting spot upon which TO
lavish their husbands funds.
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Live STOCK Market.

NEW YORK. Monday, Oct. ~ The receipts Of
hevves since saturday uumpcr jvJl htal naAng $40
tur the wrtkust AZ l"ss than the total Tor the PIE
ytous weck. The ARRIVAL M sun ily were na a. fe,
AID DuYei- "k about so head yc-t gday al prices
fully lLc. n. higher than was pad one week ago
out thcr" Wac wraHer clius TO day. and rccs not
FAR nom -. y n. love- closln: Al An advance rom
Inst If ir p ayprl-Nthe lar sCSt adv he
inr on mcdiu 20 tar steer Extra selections were
sold ~ lC~GliAC, with pair OF fancy lie,
good pru ~ lha gljc Iniidlng 20 fair AZ ito BE-
common at % ~ &C. 'or AZ l2si@1c, ant Tex tu- At
Hea%tsc Ihs Rrivas Of sheep ana LAMBS since sat
day Wer' l2.ilI and for the weeS, y'R The market
wac shaiv easier, hVt priccs were 'rlv sustained
Lambs wcrp s'lirE Tree at 7s9c VITA best At ssc
and sheen At ,t6Nc q ho, IS there w're - yes'er.
rtV and TO-DAY. and tg,lg for tlH h. Lly husa
ere dun IL agc r., aud dressed irregular at TO-.
l.l.C, with - few pI.s sold A. llAC.
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s staten Island ScrVanf Torn TO Pieces BY II
BIOodhOu, I'D.

MI a, Ilcsscnbcrgh, gentleman OF wealth,
resides IN one Of the finest mansions at Hamilton
lark, near New Brighton, Staten Island For some
tine pact he has kept large Siberian bloodhound
Nnc' rolnel the gr, unds night and day. On sun
day afternoon, Catharlnc Brady and ELIZABETH Nc
Annuity, scrynnt' in Mr., Ms household, while
plsslhE through the garden, were attacked by tGe
inm who malc % spring at Cuhaine, and in an
instant ore or LETT brG II from her bJiy Elizabeth
hlNCDCd to Irscue her companion, and che brute
turned upon her, maugllng her right arm from the
sho i'dCr down,
the ezra lei animal No hope Is cut Italned Of
tatt aIine's recovery.
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The s,etaon Boys' sport.manship.

Alcck Nice. Stetsou jesse Smith. z. Il. Stet-
and Ira Paine, Of this burGh, are active mem.
bers Of tic society FOR the prevention Of al os-
tions OF the game laws. They also belong to y
shooting and fishing club some where near Babylon,
on the south side OF Long Island, and as such they
spread dismay last week among crowds o, ducks
and snipe 1t 70 happens that the law does not allow
tie shooting OF qulll until the LIT OF November
but one morning their ears were tickled with the
whrr OF a cuvey, and all simultaneously let ny. MS
was but step to the indiscriminate massacre OF
every partridge they came across that day. The
fact leaked out, and an Indignation meeting OF Baby
lonans was proposed. There is a talk oi prescott.
ius the y achcrs.
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IWIIT VI IN0
sra: The block between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues, In Fiity.Grst street, was recently paved
with Belgim blocks, aud oyerstrcwn with slnd
" bud the pavement. That sand was sven, on on
last SATURDAY., before either trafnc or weather had
time to lodge 1t Dotv cen the stone blocks. Bu,
worse yet hat same sand was given for a consid
eiatIon to builder az the south side OF said Fity.
first street, near Eleventh avenue the pavement
l. .mgely damaged by the removal OF the sand AMI
?. tr ic IN such mcrchandse, We believe, Is q new
Tammauy Hall discovery How are We TO protcc,
our Ives from an assessment for thu humDu
Yours truly, 1A&PAlEkS.
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tilantlll.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDJ
or A
TRUNK RAILROAD
IL
NEW YOEk STATE,
PANISu
S.VES PER GENT. N GOLD.
AXE OFFERED At PAR.


I'VE ~" lo'h ANU "E"o MIDLAND
NILloAD' which VIII DC eco miles IN ir total lensth
F"m New YORK to otWeso Including the AuburI
hrahch' h"s nearly
%O Mills OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
AND IN PROFITABLE OPERATION
on the Northern section, extending southcrly from
the o'ty Of Oswego, and intelsccting tho Albany
and hwquehanna Railroad ut sidney Plate. Work
H being vigorously pushed on other portions OF
the line and II Is the expectation Of thr company
TO have OF least 100 miles more IN operation before
1ae close OF the present season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
Il already large and the Company has Just concluded
contract with the Delaware aud HUDSON Canal Com.
pany for lran porting cIl' ofthat rye and wealthy
corporation 70 the northern sections OF the state,
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Striking oil nj Poverty Corner.

Some genius, without political influence has
been enieavoring to make living out Of the Govern
ment during the last week ortwo in hifhy otiSin-
al way. lie sends notes to various Custom. House
employees making appointments to meet him either
in the Custom House itself or IN some Of the public
warehouses. When any Of them pay attention to
his summons lie cody says that he las some grave
Charges To prefer, aud that II the wish them hushcd
up they must come down" handsomely. When We
add In nearly ovrry instance he has been successful
Mllnl hOnA lLAl NOM
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Courr Cnlcndnrr this nnY.

TEHAIs fVTEtut I'II II TaTI Nos-
f .sil ll, 20 ui1, gui5. gu!T, gi .IIs I45,
M 'a sol, 49, sgsl 1888, 49, isGi, lgl I.H u-AdOurRei
Nrd s,d,y
StrE,uE ouHr srscIu Tsas-No,. go4 ls0 Is 2Ji, ga
CuuEf, CuANst-NoA IA, ~, III, iO Isl, lss,
l9l. CAL. 1ti.
s,rgris rrT Trt.i TtRN-P,u I-No, glS, gg ggg q'-
g SO, sil gaq tl .65 4'i, yos 9'', .a, no. ri,
g- 30, go, .ss, al, ., 500, 3Hs. rat1
II -"o a. ge', 49, $50, i 49, sV, S. s' 800, os so,
s Do, $50.
CoaNn, rE.t Tmu TsEs Part I-Adourn,i 4 wsdns, Law
fffn' l'u ~, l- 49,, !si ~ 80, ss .oI, .sS,
go, zee, 4s 80, ?, ~
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In TIE entire city the average population OF the
Dist icts az fixed b. O'lla taking the new census
a, the Guide. .. 1850. Under the former districng
Q z ~. ra-e population was 2.il1
DisTLiBUTjoN or VOTERS
That there are no local causes In the varlous dis.
itc,~ sHfci"utiy unucutiul 10 destroy the uniform
ratio Cd; voters to rcidcut population. will hardly be
Hls, ut,l. But TO meet This point tIe following
tIHo Is presented, shoAing the average re- isie ed
vote ~ n ~oveta districts Of each ward under the
dsttctlns Of ls6J, - vel! the vote acuuly cIst
At tie November election of that year together Win
aYvrag vote cJst last Ma, ami the average a.
Il would arpeir with t1c Same ratio spread over the
increased districts made by O'Hill:
COMPARISON or VOTING POPULATION or OLD AND
Sgw DISTRICTS
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CoIlcclor ,Inrnhr Aunln a schonlhnt.

Major Gen. i. f. Butler spent the afternoon Of
yesterday closeted with Collector Murphy ut the
Custom House. II Is surmised .that the oljec, OF
the Generals visit was to complete the course OF
elementary instruction In the dispensation OF patron
age aud the management of the fall election which
lie began last week. Under so accomplished IA IN
structor, Collector Murphy ought to make rapii
progrCss
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Knox for Governor OF course not lie governs
the STYLE 81 hat Tor the Western Hcuisph o.. irH
rr'ser Office thaA Governor OF the state. fH Lat
fall In for II, QulCk-marCh, Knox aNlr has on
cry superiority over all others. EVER body knows
thAt-Adp,
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Deposit your money in the Mutual Benefit sayn
Bans. SUN 0uldng. Checks paid at sight, and Int rest
paid on daily balanccs.-AdB.
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BREEVORT- RUrLER.-In Hartford, Conn. on We,
% ,I.y OCtubcr o. iiward UeuWlck Bru Wort, Of Sc
IorL, /, MaTy Leals Butler, of IlaIuuru,
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TIE races AZ Jerome Park for the remainder OF tho
Fan Meeting vii commence AT u'clOCN inns end n
oc,'ck, ~ ~ hrst advertised WA. DoNsrAHLE,
Race Steward ifr.
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DISCONTINUED The use Of tho dirty hair staining
preparations since me lnToducuon Hfrhtiuns Ntsla,
or 'ulyAIOn Tor the Hair, WA ma Yeu.s IrrCslu
II DIotuces tie exact shade Of cOLlr desired, and ID
LtvT4lh ITa.su aren't And uuJel,InG.-idn.
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DIIII.

FRA JlsH-In this city, on Mon isy. septic nbcr o.
90. uy Judge George q. BtrnAti o. the supreme
60 ri, John A. Bradish from VI lFiInl BraG,sH.
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CHEnHY, PECTOnAL, TH0CmEs,

Tor colds sore ihr0ats, Influenza, ana bronchitis,
RUSHTON'S If. W con LIVER OfL.-Use DO
other Wholesale ana retail depot, II Is relay ~
INIuITAHLRcuttero Of nan and Whi-kcr-. studio
Nv. " Warren ~ esL- sllasLA lDc. bal VIA only.
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g tftnrts.

HINTS f,r the determination Of s"N. to Marie,
lsies only, ny Mrs II. Y, ID. SliArl UCK, at 90
yer Union, room g. ednc'dly an moon, NJ oClock
Admission to preliminary lecture 2j CTS; 10 supple
mcntIry remarks including new discovery, tli.
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Eusinrss nollut5.


Eurchn Mineral Water, saratoga.
LEVY, Agent. Hudson Il, Il, Il, depot. Nsnck It.
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Photosrs phins a $4,000, 900 VILLA Hand
some Face appears near James Il. Tay-
Ior's signature.


Tho contestants of the will Of the late James
II. Taylor, who claim that the instrument Is for
gerry, have had recourse to a novel method Of prov.
ing what they alege On last Saturday morning,
while Surrogate Robert c. Hutchlnss was busily
poyed In writing an important opinion on a care
lately submitted to him for adjudication, one OF bis
ushers suddenly rushed into the Surrogatc's sane.
tum, pale a ghost, and with the appearance Of a
man who had been scared to death. As the cowed
and al iect creature remained speechless Mr. Hutch
irgs asked him what the matter was The fellow.
after several unsuccessful attempts nnally got his
mouth opeg. and said tina; the cour; room hai been
cap ured. Mr. Ilutchings regarding this answer as
far from satisfactory bounced out Of his chair and
ran into the court room. The SIGHT that met his
justice. There stood right In front Of him Dat
terry Of four Photographic instruments, each manned
by two experienced artists ron BtadY's,
Before ,he Surrogate could ask tiu.n their bust.
ness Aaron J. Nan1erpocl. uf tie llrm OF Monsieur
Abraham Won O'Hall & Co., Tammany Ring law
armg of photographers IN order that they night be
permitted to make a m1gnihed copy of james u.
Ia lur's will Mr.. Huchings readily consented
In lslf an hour the window shades were removed
and the court room completely transformed into a
Photographic studio. The will was pdoto graphe ed
several times. In several OF the proof sheets there
appeared very 1ne well-shaped mead, which came
Inadvertently within tho range OF the focus. Ii be
unged to Surrogate Hutchings, and Is pronounced
by himself and Intimate frenus TO De the finest pic
ture ever taken OF him.
The photographed will does not In the slightest
degree reveal of the traces incident TO forged
documents II Is on the contrary perfectly clear,
without the faintest blemish or marks Of erasurc
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Sabinus EanRa

SAOnQs EanRa
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
Sun BUILDING, opposite CITY RAIL-, NEW YORK.
INTEREST CoMME>CEs EVERY MoNln
SIX rER cYNr rRRANNuM rEFP OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
oNE DOLLAR WILL BEG'$ Az ACCOuHT
A limited number Of SPECIAL ACCOUNTS viii be
opened aud interest allowed on the oay balances.
Checks aid at sst and without tne pass book, thus
GcpaItn,ut only,
urea duy 10 10 ? and Monday and saturday eyea.
ings nom ~ to G'i O'Clock.
@. H. BENEDICT, s,G Ao, ~ UNA" NJ r'V'''V''
ENCEL~IOR SAVINGS BA\K,, -
iat, Oct9not ioSi i.aw uicrc., iro", 0ctjn'fi at
r ,G % G A>NtMw I'ge l g ,, al .n'
iI'&ImrIir.h'4. Wccr'es''',
Isaac BAERprr, sec.
SgErROroLIINN SAVINGS, BA<K,
" 9n,n n ggp fe ,ooa,T ln.u4en Inc nc
IoBLE Nnl drsN interest from uCloBEEi Interest
XIX piii' GE%r( ra,d on an sums Of Is and Upward
Depo1l's Of one dollar reeri'rL
Mo%6AG and WEDSrs6Hi EVENINGS nom 81 % S7 = %"
NoHTHH KiyEN g. SAAyyIN e., nnANK,
nc r M o. or pSI'Te the 'oh OF oeto'
mnk o 5IS lE; ,Ea d q ,d, also IN
MGcs "c'"eSaSY' '"j IHI'Iay sESe2nk, from to
'0''''' JAnls O. G"i9ESl&&EEII@Ti' scc'y,
N EST SIDE SAVINGS BASK.
w 49, 9Th aY. between llth aud I'm SITS
Open daily, from o A, NJ. % T. NJ and on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, nom 20 ,ock
Money depo'trl on Ur before oct ~ vii draw IN.
81 TO 500 T. A. COSkLING, III resident
MH, II. ALLIE, Secretary.
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, sth av, cor.
~ hrr OF ian six pei cent. int rect palf on a
ums from O. TO 500 Deposits M .de GA or lci re
,ct q VII diaw u-nlrsI nom Oct Assets, t!,USs
| -! CT, surplus, tlH IS, g.
ITNION DINE SAVINGS RANK,
u HH a. 4 ~ Z uuhl ~, corner LAlsht
SIX rEk CENI ln'cre-t on O. u 500
Money dtpo-'d cor0 Oct 70 vii b, Al IntCTss
ION Ge- T. A-sLls. i.,&.yiL.JA
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LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
D1SHEs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
The sirut gle for Superintendent Jourdan's
rIace-A New Bone for the Politicians
Judge Bosworth's New Cares aud New

The strut gle for superintendent Jourdan's
rIace-A New Bone for the Politicians
Judge Bosworth's New Cares aud New
pcrpiexities.
The loungcrs about the Police Central Office
are specuatng upon the succession to the Police
Suforintendency, under the assumption that the
Commissioners will appoint man from the police
force. r. they know that the politicians, who
framed the police law carefully reserved the ONCE
Of Superin tendent Of Police bone for their own
picking Superintendent Jourdan was the only po
licsman whom tile politicians ever admitted 10 the
place; and he wac 80 thor 0ugly policeman, intent
upon the proper management Of the police without
regard to the sci emes Of the politicians, that they
will not be likely to appoint another policeman TO
the once. II the Police Commissioners had them
selves been educated in police business, they might
be expected to select for the Superintendent once
some sterling captain OF the forcesay, for example
the fine old Capt JOHN Cameron the conscientious
discipiinaran, Capt Jeremiah Petty the accom-.
plished Capt. Jacob Warlow, now growing old In
the service or, perhaps, the genial Capt. John
j. Mount. But the Police Commissioners are keen
and careful politicians; and in casting about for
man. they will nrst inquire who best do the
work tnSt may be demanded by the tricksters who,
making trade OF politics, have come TO be styled pO
itioal leaders Many candidates are already In the
field, and while II lasts the Gs1J for the place will
be interesting. Meantime President Bosworth will
act ss Superintendent until an appointment Is made
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Steamship Virgo, Savannah, mdsc. and pass
StcaInthIp Geo. Il. UPTON, Richmond Va, mdse an
pass.
ship Orwell. London, mdse.
Brig Josephine, Malaga, irHt.
Schr ". l. burroughs, llaNre, muse.
ALtn- INC mHmlL rlNrr nml Cnhst WIG Neaatt--
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HtRINE INFELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC--rIiis DAY.
sun rises...G VI sun sets....h q Moon rises. -
nlpu wArEB--TiIts DAY.
sandy Hook. ~ Gov Island. Is Hen GIto...lO 40
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Spttial Hoiltts.


MUM g. CO., 81 PARK row, New YORK. have had n
wears experience In taking ont Pate rs for New Iuyen
lions, and will send new Law and information BY mail
ire Address M
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'lROTrI>D Att rETw00D PARK.
TIE SHIRT or THE TINES STAKE
FOR THi;Fi-N FAR.OLDs.

The spirit % TIC Time. lake Of ~ mile heats, In
harness, ~ three, c.rld., Nil come on on -
TUESDAY, OtIuE.E n, At T.. ~.
good day aud tack. lhe following are the tubsis.ing
,u-AgCW. uts 90 u:
NJ Morgan l.. Moits b. or I. t oy IndcI cndent out
Of Misfortune.
hrllucmocks b. T. trthani reluty, by Ashland
out oi liIgmanl Mad A. lis D. highland Her, ~
Ashland Uut Of ll'g'ant lHtca.
Mr.. q 70 T. Curpourt's plE e. Black Eagle by TAos.
JCnrrsUn out oil kIitlc lHrKurs.
Mr.. bcntou P,lrsall- b. T. Lady Echo,
Major MottJAs D. C ~ Handle OMAN out Of BgunOI
dam
Mr.. ". II walkor'.b orr.f, hy Young America, dam
by Vermont llImp.cfOnIHu.
Mr. >. = Nasuu's o T., u' lltHblCtOUluu out of Lady
Nalhil, py tisslgs NJ, clay.
II. DATIE Trcs.G,ut
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All the above races ar TO .c mi heat tire" IN I'VE,
In harness EXCEPT fuTrC No g. which 10 iWu Ice and
reurlt. IN harness.
Entrance 10 per cent. r. Co.cN Fleetwood PARK
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addressed u ilENN ~ lti' 39x ~, Morrbania Pot
iiy order Of HENEY DNTER President
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o. oct 10, 10, aud =, have DoeA altered 10 oct & q
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NIBIO'S GARDEN.
~ FIFTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE
CHARMING lOuNu ACTRESS,
Lolita, IOrTA, LOTTA,
WAC VIII apncar THIS EVENING 10 John Broue.
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cns'h Curiosity shop, cutitl "a
LITTLE NELL AND fHE MARCHlOSFSS,
INTRODUCING NEW BANJO SOLOS. NEW DUET,
NEW CLOG DANCES. sc,
and THEREsA'S lest sensation, the DUCK SONG,
SUPPORTED ~ 4 STRONG CAST.
LITTLE NELL MATINEE SATU tDAl Ara O'CLOCK.
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