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], David c. Farragut of the CITY, county, and
State Of New YorS. Admiral In tue United States
NaNy, benz OF sound mind aud tory, and on.
sierug tie uncertainty o: this fra and transitory
Ike do make, publish. and declare this my last M
and testament, In manner following, TO wit:
first VI direct all my just debts, and my funeral
and documentary expenses, to be paid a. soon as
may be reasonable after my deeease:
dg-l give and beQueath all my troubles OF
war, OF every description to M son, Loyal Para.
gut.
aud lot of land known rs number ll3 zone hundred
end thrteen) East Thrty-sixth street. Ia the cts Of
New York, where now reside, together with all
tue furniture therein contained, TO my vile Virginia
ID Eanasut, TO he used and enjoyed by ner during
the term Of her Gatursl life and from and imn,edi.
steY after her decease, give devise, and bsqueath
tie same 10 my son, Loyal Fanagut, his heirs and
assigns forever
F0urthly-I give, devise, and bequeath all tho rest,
residue, and remainder OF my estate. tlit is 10 say
al the rest, residue and remainder Of all the estate
o. whatsoever name and nature, aud wheresoeyer
situated teal, personal, and mixedl, which snail
death, TO my said wife and my said sOn, to be
equally divided between them, share and share
ankle ana hereby direct and declare Il TO be nv
wlll and intent ,lu the doyses and beqnests made
10 and by this my last will aud testament, to my said
we are to be accepted and received oy her IN lieu
Fgnh!y-I constitute and appoint my said wife,
Nirgini. ID. Farragu 10 be the soie executrix wtH-
out security, Of thus my last will and testament /;
and hereby revoke All former ana other Wills and
testamGnts by ne made.
ia eslimony whereof I have tereunto subscribed
nv name anu set my seal this 18th day Of December
n Tie year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine, ~. q. FAkRAGUT. H. 4.
signed, sealed, publisned aud declared by the said
David q. Farragut the saiI testator as and for his
last will and testament, In presence OF US, who, In
his sight and presence Of each other, have signed
our names as witnesses Thereto aGd the said tos.
t.tor OF the timo he so subscribed tile foregoing
Instrument declared the same 10 be his last viii
aud testament.
II. c. LooKwoop. 80 Eat Tenth street. Ny.
JAS Z. MONTGOMERY, 2C9 Madis on avenue Ny.
EDGAB I. WALES, Hartford, Conn.
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New York Markets.

FRIDAY. Sept 1G.-FLoUR AND MEAL-west
ern aud state fuuTs were Qc better, with fair export
anl ia good trade demands sales 1900 bDs ut SL50t
SSH Tor supernne, $5sO&t5i for shipping extras
and g. co. e. for medium 10 choice bakers and tamil
n0uIs. southern hours were tending upward snip
ping extras. s5i trade and family eVtras 500
o. 80 Rye hour ~ better demand, ti@t5'5. Corn
meal Arm at e. 5OSt525.
sUSDRIEs-Cotton dropping midtling uplRnds, i9Hc.
Taow fairly active, e@bhc Petroleum active ana
hrmer; refined, kc on the spot, and 2Skc tor Octo.
gEsr crude In eSs l'ac sGirs turEen9e weak,
sIcSay At &c Fruits dropping; layer raisins, $50
Fish dull Tobacco active on speculation Hops quiet
Metals dull Freights active 10000 bushels wheat 10
GRocsRIEs-C once fairly active and arm. Rio Ito
ny gold; Java, l9a22c: sales Of $500 nays RIO l5l
mails Java aud 500 bags MaracaibO. Rice In fair
trade and sales 100 bags tangoon at 7441k Mo-
sugars ere active but prices weak fair To good
refining gAzOc. sales 0i5 hds at ". 0i0 Tor Cuba
0liL Tor Porto Kco,and 800 boxes Havana at i0kc Ie.
hHed in good demandi hards, i5t1lSh, ana white
PRosisIossSPork was quiet and unsettled sales OF
400 bblS. mess at f362Sst2G@i AMI 200 bbls. new
Western summer cured at 81 80 5$ss Beef quiet At
t2gti9 for plain and extra moss Ilerco beef and
sales long clear at l6c Dressed hogs euk at
l29Ilhc. weight, LaTd-Western dun ana lower;
sales i50 at l5Idi5c Tor PRIME steam; city also
dull and rates unsettled seies 70 pkgs AZ iLljAc for
Wcstern and SVt3sc. for State. Cheese. loo lac.
GRAIN-Wheat active and higher GALES lS5Oo1 bush
At SlO4 for Old No, spring, @tGtlll Tor old No
Chicago and Mll.S9ses, 2OStl 70 lof No.
Oats active anu &c higher sales l0OVJ bush, at ss5c
for old and nev Western, and Ss93Ic. for Ohio mxei
white. ~ duh and nominal, at sj0t95c for West,
cru aud State. Barleya barley mat nominal, Corn
bush. az s3Et1s5c. for Western mixed sstiOc Tor
Western white, ana 5000. for yellow
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HENNESSEr'S 500.
May ihe Board of Education STEP In between
tho School Teachers nd The rLicyrst

May ihe Board Of EducntiOn Step In between
the School Teachers "a nd the Thievcst
An application for a writ of csrtiOrari TO bring
before tue Supreme Court, Tor review, the proceed
inss in the Board OF Education in the case OF John
Il. nennessey. was heard yesterday, before Judge
Ingraham. Mr Hennessey was elected last Deem
Der as School Trustee OF the Seventeenth Ward.
Charges were made against him 10 the Board OF
Education, in May last, OF Immoral aud disgraceful
conduct, IN that he received from Mary Z. Cannon
tl0l l0r procuring her an appointment as teacher.
The Board referred the charges to the Standing
Committee on Teschcrs, WHO, after investigation.
.ouHl him guilty of careless and indiseree conduct;
and recommended bis removal, and the Board re-
LoNtI lin Htnnessey'S counsel claimed that the
committee had no aut loriy to try the care that
We absencc of one of tho Committee NJ two
i",elhts iuvshdAtec their proceedings tina. the
commute founded their report on circumstanlal
evidence That they Ovcrs,epped tue authority
gwen bh tie s'diut" in removing him for cafcls.s
ana indiscrtet eonduc " when removals author
ized for " Immoral and dlsgrIcolu conduct" oaiy.
Tie Court took the papers reseryIng its decision.
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teen years. aud that remained until about o'clock
~, mo ns,rd mean and INSULTING LANGUAGE used BY
and heard that no meeting was held IN the evening and
,hat no more persons bad Joined the meeting after
eI also assert that will prove all have said By
several trustworthy persons who were present.
, WILLIAM COIN,
Sworn 70 before me, September 10, 1870.
j. L. GosLISG. Notary Public, New York city.
We heartily concur in the words OF Mr.. Kauf-
mnnn, Superintendent Of the German Department
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, and
Think II unworthy the administration OF the Bund
70 add single line concerning the attacks which
have been made on it.
JOHN A. BIELTNG,
President OF the Hildise Bund.
J. ANUEL, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN Lire INSURANCE. COMPANY, $40
broadway, New York, Sept. IL.
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There whs small. though well distributed bust
ness transacted in state bonds, Missouri Is being
firm at sOlt Ge90k new Virginias, 76i. old North
Carolnas, 81, and special tax, 81 the new issues
declining y p cent; TO 294, whIlo the Funding
Act bonds OF 1855 sold at 81; New York State boun.
" bonds, i07,4 and California Is III. Merchants
Exchange Bank shares soli at 9gk, and Manufaciu.
rers and Merchants 100 Railway MORTGAGES we're
active and strong on sales OF hrsts OF e. G. and L
G, at s2T 1ps2k Rock Island 7 y cents 9Ssl; Lake
Shore dividend bonds. 934 AMI Ohio and Missis.
sipui consolidated, s1}s, In the Union Pacific secu.
rites the first mortgage bonds sold at ST. aud stoc
At VI, Central Pacific beag In active dem. nd at S9h
for round amounts.
on extreme quotations. New York Central stock
luctuated between 92,t and 1914 scrip ssk4Ssk +;
Harlem, 1881 0l3i; Erie. 23AGg23H Reading, 900
97t Lake Shore, 93is 6l93f Wabash, 52kGf595. ;
Northwestern common, san asa; ore erred S7s.'S
ssA Rock Island, il5J9Fil6'. Fort Wayne, g5li
asa; Ohio aud Mississippi, 3&(t347,; and New
Jersey Central, 1G5.ltl07. At the Boards, sales Of
Illinois Central were made at 1861 Panama Ska.
s2k; Morris and Essex, sSA6DS9; &C. and l. C., re-
Ii7it; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 31sGt3I and C.
C., Gin. and Indianapolis, 80. The miscellaneous
aud express shares were quiet with the exception
Of Pacific Mail, In widen an active business was
transacted, the price ranging from 43L TO Az.
Western Union Telegraph was steady at 3lJ%d9lL,
and Marip0sa preferred, 10h d10S; Adam, Express
selling AZ t5hGc51s, and American, Il. Closing
prices It 500 l.. NJ:
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John IL. Henne,,y, the Educator.

T;e following is u copy (0er5Itim 81 Hteratim)
Ji certain resolutions that were drawn up so no
time ago by Mr.. john II. nennessey, tho School
Trustee who was expelled from his position on
charge OF taking a tl00 bIibe from poor school
teacher They viii show the plblio he kind OF
men who imposed upon tho workins nen, aud
who receive their support In too many instances:
Wac.Ttds In ~ much that the Congress ot tho u S
la, taken meaHuI to Protect tue worSlls.
mel o tEs County anu especailY lhe w9rkng classes
OF t't Ne ufsal Empre stase OF Inc UuOL from the
INN Htailrn Of COoius
Lc4ltSsl mat TIC sorkngmen orthe 9Th Senatorial
nst ptfpgd and tOldsan the Actiun Of Con. Iess In
not !irNtng some means TO Project al1ercan Labor
gaL, wlusc saNSy and the u,p0rtatIon Of Chihease
iai BtUey
Hsavitel that M workingmen We solemeny Pledge
ourselves TO 10 all 10 our tONrr against the lmpOtt
VI Cinesbe LItO city aHd iurlGr more lat
ii au,hOrctey Will not lTocct tho wOrhinE masses
from tiis CTu4ade we As " sTklngnen are DeterMuod
10 Drive them out OF ftOm QUE mlJtt at all Hazards
HfsvipcI ltal uJlAgHL0pr lT9n the IiH 4 1904 l1th
wards Do ttpcctfIiy united ~ aiIead next aeeI
H. LTsL tluftd-Y Ia august
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E0BODY,s CHILDREN.
I"' innd.ss.ts Gin OF the State "a m. y.v
Nstk Founding AsyIum-what Sister
lrcn" "nd her Good Co w orker re- nre DO
ina. sua what Ougbt m n. nou.


~. 'nnd.s.s,s Gin Of the State 70 the View
Nstk Founding Asylum-what Sister
lrcn" "nd her Good Cow orkers nre Do
Ina sud WHAT Ought to be Done.
Inc appropriations that have been made by
the State for the New York Founding Asylum
seem most munincent; but the conditions upon
which they are made leave a very heavy burden
upon the Sisters OF Charity. When they have
raised 100000 for the erection OF their new asylum
then the state gives $4,000 more 1t should b Q
borne in mind by tho citizens OF Now
York that there is daily increase in the
expenditures OF this costly but indispen.
sable charity. One thousand and seventy one chill.
dren have been len at the asylum door in East
Twelfth street since tho opening last October. or
these about four hundred still living.
What an expense these four hundred must be
What an expense must the ing aud burial Of the
siI hundred and seventy.one little ones have bee
who have died. Although two active aid societie.
have been constantly collecting means for the asy.
lun, II Is impossible for them to give all the assist.
auce needed. And, moreover, those societies cannot
be relied upon as permanent sources OF raid. Tho
institution must have 40 endo wment or fail II one
thousand and seventyone babies have been received
before 'he end OF Tue lrst year. is reasonable to
suppose that fifteen bundred or two thousand mora
will come in before tile end OF the next year.
Although sister Irene works sereney on. i.ting
tnht N"' WIZ as ie uOcs PROVIDE, still IL Ia evident
that sn- naods more assistance than sne receives
For instance sh. sn3 her sister workers are now
making use OF their dr. ~ing-rooms for sleeping
apartments. Tney have no community room in
when they can meet for social or dOniesi purposes,
or to hold private advisory councils relative 10 the
business matters OF their Institution. Then 1t Is
simply impossible for them to accommodate the
oh.c.ren that should be Immediately under Sister
Irene's eve at the Twelfth street house.
She should at once be furnished the means to rent
or purchase one two, or tircc dwellings 10 the GET
tra plrt OF the city for asylum purposes unt, the
asylum proper Is built. These buildings, II pur.
chased, could be retained as asylum proper ty and
rented as source OF income for tie new institu :.
ton amer II is built. All this ssould be made the
business OF the state These children arc the result
Of our laws, and they should DC supported by law
not charity, Mrs. GEORGE BATrEY
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THE TERROR or ELETENIH Avenue
Rum, saunlor, and Bue nism in n Filthy
Tenement of Wife Murder
The Story of IIaIIihup's Noioito..

Tenement of Wife Murder
The story of Hailihan's Neighbors.
On the police record at the Thirty fifth street
police station is the following entry under the date
OF Sept. II:
-" Bridget Hallhsn aged IS, wife Of Patrick Hanhan.
iGTty DIN street oficef Brice, With Dr. Arm
and Made an 81 R Sa yid ss s
doctors declared that death caused apoplcxy"
The house 10 which Mrs. Hallihan died is large
nve'story tenement In which there twelve or thr.
teen families living. Filthy and begrimed with dirt,
the halls and rooms dreary desolate and uni n
wiling, and many slatternly, unwashed women and
children are met on the winding, dinzy staircase.
Patrick Hallihan, the hu, band Of tie dead woman
is large, powerful Gishman. about 80 years old
lie says that he and Bridget we've married about
Eve years ago, that they have little girl four years
old, and that he always tried to treat her well but
that she drank to excess, and had pawned almost
everything In the house to procure it, lie added
that he had often beaten her. lie had worked Tor
the last Ave years In the stables OF the Hudson
The neigLbors say that Patrick and his wife had
been living there about hve months. that both were
addicted 10 drink, and when intoxicated often QUAR-
relied; that on Tuesday evening Bridget was SOBER;
that Patrick, who was drunk, locked her out OF the
room, and that At O'Clock, she summoned an on.
Ger who made her husband open the door they de.
clare that quarrel easued, and that Haihan seized
his wi by TO throat aud beat her about the bosom
with his clenched fist, at the same time Elckne her
severely Ia the abdomen that after 10 relaxed lis
hold she staggered into another room, e1claimiug,
" FOR Chrlsts sake save the blecdiug," and almost
Immediately sank on the floor in u state of insensi-
bility. The neghbors say further that tho husband
where lie left her lying on the floor and that when
some one remarked that the woman was dying he
replied, Yes, have gwen tue Cd enough
The neighbors add that they would have told oil
,his to the oniesr when he yisi!ei tho house, but
that they did not dare do So AZ halhhan is OF
whom thcy stand In dread.
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Live stock Market.

New York. Friday. Sent, 1G-The receipt, OF
beeyes today numbered i.t7 head OCi at Con.uni.
paw. as az l0Hh street, and i32 at Neehawkcn ana
cattle continue iran and unchanged, aud Texans aRd
common Western and state cattle dull aud Weak with
more offered than could be- sold. Texans were selling
az SL@llc N common to fair natives nj Wa lac;
good do at liEEloc and prime ~ l3}s SlJc, with II
low ut lG4i64c. No extra lots were Offered The re-
eeips OF thveD AMI lamm were El6 head and IT," mar.
Ret was dull and weaker, with M prospect o. scnng
more than onehaf the onerinFr sales include IS CIR
Hugf o. nulet AID upch sigcd for i've state Of Sich
cars we're cold AZ 9kss.O / Dressed hogs closed
Weak ~ 2Sl2;.G.
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The Ionors TO tie Crent Admiral

The Mayor has been officially informed by the
non NJ II. Crunch Navsi Ohieer, that the United
:. H., W convey TO this city the bod of Almirai
FdrIGgut whenever the day for the pub lie obseq
Is lXeu,
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Unser Fritz" has been dealing hard knocks to
the Ercnchmen. Unser' Knox the famous halter,
a. 2I2 BroedwD. has been dealing the most superb
World for years Like Fritz, he was Victorious nom
the enrt ana there is no halter In the Held TO
the palm ofsuperorty with him. His fall campaign Is
now begun. Advance and meet him, and ali.-Idp,
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Arrfved-FRrDAr, Sept i6
BARK stampede, Matanzas, tugar,
Brig American Union Key West surar and Iumher
Brig II Berry, Havana, sugar.
Brig Helnrtch, Rio Grando, hides. &C.
Brig Alfarctta, Rockland, NIB, stone,
Also, the usual river aud coastwlse vessels,
sAnRp-steamship Nebraska, for Liycrpool, shin,
odessa, for Bremeni Union, for New Orleans.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 16-Java, New York
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The u. s. steamer Plymouth has
arr we'd at GlDraltLr. -
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Everybody can succeed in something. correct
chronological examination at $50 Broadway. will d..
rect each man TO the right piace-ldu
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The FIFTEENTH AnKsDNKsT.-After ten years OF
experiment, and fifteen changes in the Ingredients
Phalon has the pleasure OF announcing that his Vtaa
o. salvation fot the Hair, Is perfect article capable
OF infsbly restoring gray hair 10 It's primary color
and without failure-Idp. 1922
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CLARK.-1n this city, on Thursday, September 49,
$50 by Judge Joseph DAILY. OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, Marvin H. Clark from Sarah Esther CLARK.
HAkff-ln TINS city, on Saturday, August IS, 1870,
by Judge George q. barnard. OF the supreme Court
Morris y. Hanf from Henrietta Hann.
osIkTTER-lp this city, on thursday, August Is,
1870, by Judge Samuel Jones, OF the Superior Cont
Sgmund stettcr from Maria Stetter,
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Congress and Empire Spring Co.'S DEPOT
dor Songres Empire and other neral Spring Waters,
Chambers - near Broadvsy Free deliveries daily,
CITY and Brooklyn. Natural waters only. No gen me
Congress or Empire Waters sold on draught.
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Aottls.
Auction HontsG

IRBY HOTEL, 81 aud 20 Warren 81. one block
from cry llal-Nice single rooms, 30 cents day
q 20 and 81 n week
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

An expert lawyer prosecutes claims Titiiow Zee,
nn,SSs successtu Good references. H." box S,Iyq
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Rapture Cnrcd.-Dr, sherm ans appliance and com.
pound for the OF free the patient nom the
suffering and Injury OF trusses Office. eg7 Broadway
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Publications.
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Also, 1LLusrRArIoSs OF
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PEASANT BURYtNG PARTY,
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THE BRITISH IR0N.CLAD CAPTAIN"
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PLANS OF SEDAN AND sTRAsBOuRC
ONE OF Bellows BEST COMICS,
Etc, etc, etc.
HARPER's WEEKLY
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erica M.
81. George vs.. Yoans America.

The match between the above clubs ", ich
VI begun Thursday, ~ Hudson CITY, te..,ua,,d
!ee'orG,y IA favor OF tue PhliIdt Ip!nA Auv, i..u
ul.A,ters' Hs "ilI te seen b. tue appended scuIe;
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Susintss Notit,s.

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.
Kills Coekroachee, Water Bugs.
Kills Bed Bugs Ants.
Kills Fleas, Moths.
Lyons Insect Powder Will do II, and nothing else
VIII Look out for frauds 10 buying. Buy none that
does not bear ne signature or r. Lyon. II you get
the right thlng IL 10 sure death to all insects.
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DIYORCED.

BoUToN-D1MoN. AT Eorwalk, Conn, September
mon, OF Norvalk, Conn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

,- hrrIAruHR ALxANAo-THn DAY.
Sun rsee.....5 ~ Sun seta ....6 06 Moon rise, 10 "A
49, -. HIoH wATER-THis DAY.
SANDY Hook..2 s. Gov. Island. 07IIIell Gate 49, 80
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OF PUBLIC WORKS.

nEPARTMENr OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BENZ. =: FA!RCHILD, Auetioheer. BY order OF the
Hon Wilhelm Tweed, Commissioner ofPuDlic Works,
vii be sofa az public auction, on FL day sept 80 1870,
~ ~ q cu9cA H. ~ tnn VIZ ~ VIZ ol we wy uall
,udlngs "a taken rs the Commissioners Of Estimate
and Assessment appointed by the Supreme Court for
tho extension Of Lexington avenue from ilkt st 70
9th IT., In tue CITY OF New York, which bulldogs and
parts OF buildings are lad dpwn on certain mar on
No. q, Broadway.
For further particulars apply the ONCE OF the auc
tionecr, leach 1t.
AUCTION.-AUGUSTUs Schultz. AuctioneeT,
n vii eel ibis day at 81 West ljtn st., ar I'll uy,
naIlor Suhes. chamber, dlning furniture, &c.
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.SseoAa ALlnaa.


o, lo>o S. -. lG.--Nr. Charlie. Reed, ncrber
n cot ,or Eatru-y. ts-la, uuicLe,. tae
-Aa.AeD. 4. ...eSa.Iyl Dvioe :, Buu.... .eiIs.
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6b. 6nrt.

Vgt enfi.
SEPTEMBER MEETING
FLEETwoo@P ASSOCIATION.
MoRmsASFih1E: A Tssfepf hAShR COUNTY.
PAI5A g:PsRs9i n sga g. is
Races every Ten minutes direct for the Park.
PREMIUMS, ss.SOO.
FIRST DAY.
rutS S AlIf srP qt4 2s s, s,i'S 90 ,so
ss@m 'G Of Ss% Yrf .ns sS chr pnw
s. D.. Bruce OF New York. snters b. m. Enigma. G
n: ". circuit enters blk. e. contrsbsnd. formerly
:, John Murphy. Fleetwood Park enters br. e. James
y olmsted, PouehKe epsie enters a. Young Wilkes.
John Rogers, Fleetwood Park. enters br IN. PowSal
Henry Myers. Pine Plains enters Dr. s. Logan.
James DouEey, Troy, enters ?. m Fanny Lambert
Henry Newlsnd. saltwater. enters or, s. Saratoga.
= iTs S Sir SS dam sH'f ); &of %nSsG Gu:
white mud foot, stripe on the nose.
SECOND DAY.
wEpNEsDAl. sEPrEMBEk u 1870.
FoI "R 1 e'Ss, .s sssf $50 &c e 5H' mt
William Bollne hddletown enters b, IN. Lady WHIT.
g. EodeR sew Y 3sas enter, b. G. Charley Green.
N. Miller, fmladelpaia enters b. ~ Mary.
]. 4 Chambers. enters 5. $. Hickory Jack.
John Hornbeck. New YORK enters Or. y. Capt G.I.
THIRD DAY.
rurSNs 1i SIpG sRSEEt OF sp 800; TO-,
For horse. that never beat $50 so to he nFtt horse,
DAVID Dlancaari, Boston, enters ch 2. License.
NJ Rqden n y y enters Dr. q, Charles h. Loow FOR
Dan Mace, n. l"sniers b. e. Confidence:
oGR a SsSsI USG Il , l sn,s1s b Jon ssev
FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY. TEaeEis s. is7O.
FoI horses that never beat Si SOO q ne drst 500 to
n. Roden; \. s., cutters New BerllnGr
Charlcs Richards New Haven, enters br. & New la.
John Murphy, Fleetwood Park, eaters b. III. Lady
James Dousrey. Jr Troy, enters b. M. Fannie Lam.
bert
20. Bowen. Boston, cutters br. IN. Lady Eui,,
l.. l., Hutchinson schenectady enter. $. z. Ed Kills
For ,or.o. -. 80 smfu RE o.,5 or =, ssn
5000 to Inc second, 500 10 the laird,
Wm y bort y Y, entels b. 3 George Wakes.
w. il. Dopt. fhiisdeipia c Fl o NJ Lucy
John Murphy, Fleetwood Park enters b. T. fieItY.
GENERAL REMARKS
Al the oye races milo heAt' !hree IN ave 10 bar,
repeat IN harness, ana VIII ne conducted tLs
rules s,e OF o tns Na AZ se, AssoIHtI
Single admission eli extra charge fjr GIGtt sahd;
leave %,h st. and an aS si and ii0 A. 81, ana KS
andiP ". Retu ming viii !eaye horrbania aud Mel
The Park 9 within hve hundred fset Of tie Harlem
RSee s. TO o comSence at $50 p. ".
by order Of HENRY DATEb, PRECEDENT.
FLEETWOOD e cub ogss, ~ b oaav.s bstwesS ts
and llst st.. by JACOB sOMkkhDikE.