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TuE rtrST RscE.
1a.s was the Members Cup. TO 1t there were
only two entrances, which were Mr.. Livingston
Climax ard Nr. Lawrence Rapturc There VISA
walk Ny RAPTURE, Climax being drawn, h, Liy.
ing been hot favonte ~ to halt an hour b,.ore
the hour of starting, when Rapture went into favor
nt once, AVID 1T small odds Much money was laid.
Then walk over was announced, ard With II the
further one that al roos we're of. mt all private
bcts wouiu stand. Here those In the .corc, coud,
sni It was said did. laS and win. viii the know
ledge that there would re walk over. rIi' rive
ia harsh one, and tl,ic vas some grumh ing At
tile order 'or the standing ol TIC bets.
JEROME PAnK. Oct is-Vemhr. - CIr; hartican
.weepst'kes % SO each. pla, o. pas s.b adiCd
oMa, wa eaierSa b Tn2TFi nS %'lSo on over
TUE sECnNn FACE.
This wps swecpst.ic.. he l. 90 two miles. There
were four cHtics-lIrl' N.nnie D'u.ls,s, OtS
Leaf and " dy Tao nui drove TIC Last twI oil,
swcensiak sof,so % D. sioCo afd.d. 500 to second
Bacon Hol.an@'. =, w Narn nou llss,y'r.
op1rnr'iS 2 = iar,c 'f,;:i;,l
wef G eHcTc u, not as sia rnd r6. DSs iH
arsr nrsi M 10 on Iar for ,,hrd Es ''''
In the mr., neat Harris Wa away. and led around
ifr a ani ,t,,i'ac io ua'irv.s ra '; % tie
rear. Thr ~ nis w.. gen., ~ IA ~, o., %ann.,
Around TIE tur hulc vas l't w. .id r, 'In her %
al us end arl G,ii to Ire home .,,,.r 81 ilatr
u. nnni wcr. bono b,a .cf nrL Malc ,he ~as pua.
n Inc ,c' ~ hcat u,uc myort., WIN ne oiis
Nrntat HIM art dsuosnt of him ~ ~" ourtyr 10 %.
a5 m. al ard sc Wen, away ave 6e sor 6oas
L. lie fhCa' iicr va, 10 asto~ u any account.
bn the rate was N TO ON \tnuc. Har atrmttri 10
force the al thc start dN.rul, on he turn ended
nm gadrr 4 atdpn. ecu lc .cntLhs a. ,cns'ht@HN
| ru.i and could nave distance lin. Tnc, 800.
rUEn utcr.
This va. the Selling ; 'censtaNcs with i've On.
| tref. ~hrh were Idcn'on, ClmaX Rarturc, Al.
| lore, and K Lea. T"c rvon'o W lin, y, ;, q
| sna odds over T. ier'o1. Second E,lcu'Hu won.
sel,lns .g ., ,s "'29 i,@ adogd
Nr00 Al owed 10 lrs. $3.50 10 T. lbs, SO 10 10 ne
Tqqsr % ne .od a. t qor %'g goa
r. W wadcns D.. h rimaN si,o. 70 ,........... .
]. in5mps5p, ch e. hno7c tlop a l6s.........,,....
d ncDhuie's's D. oak lea, so, " lhs ....,,..,...
Rating 70 ssao, ,n AZ az F. 'cn'oc. % 70 !
To- ,!,r, W., front q 'se claP Hone on ne re
rrnning and ya' on tho Ich "l g. the H. ~ "a the
o oan w s,Tt swny 5 " Sa on arS H%3 s = S m
~ ,"nEth tn tse .ecoaa n,,e ,h - w.; a'iI "G,n
| goin 10 nc quarter On 'a'. o. t" rtvct.- curry,
lnt III" HSi co va not not Go .Ho sems va as
! CDrplr oileugths on The iH ll1. cl F'1" nhint
nnay w. ~ or, ~ he Face "a ,.1t
nea'en a long Wy .l,He.
This YVES fer u rec ycnro'ls. ou' ''c ourloe wore
Lady rety, luua,o cor; f'c,h Ct Iielune
were 'av orics. TIE Lady won.
Iar.' 60 Tor tr ,', 'yaaro as. "-iao'e money -
\ Ttlg.ligs b, lndy Ic,,' ...................
;1site ! GTm.c,d. t,., I,si, i.'.......
il. %SidcDs eli, fEe. ............
rc,irg before start j"e ii,..t Wort. and a,,a,'
t G',g', ' r to 9b AZ l@y, r
I
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PROSPECT FARM COURSE.
The Recent Deiprc|rse Course on wednes-
day a Foot Deep iu " utcr Two Excel
tcnt Trois-SecrRtes aud Lady Hughes the

Ebe Recent BefpccDFee Course on w ednes-
day Foot Deep iu " ntcr- Two Excel
tent Trots-SscrEtes aud Lady Hughes the
Winners.
Yesterday tro.tng was resumed on tn Prospect
Park Course. TIE track possesses excellent drain.
ing quA;ic., sud the 80 or hivirg lisa peared H.
the cCusc % tie day, 1t was uoiuughy narrowed,
M 1hrrs ay oon IT, good condition, though
.ouewh't. w. Tie mechanical and a-rlcul,ura
art Ut tie -hUO Wss confined toatoN GlNtrs and
some tou'hs scattered over q field. Tit mr. Of
" exhibition is specially LhGcr the ca OF II "
kLoneiscn.
TUE INST rupr.
wed7esia,'. rroi -qr-ie BEN, run ,esfor'a.. the
~ uot WAS 'or purso OF tl,sOn for iouryoar.
Ilere were nine entries, OF which two we're with
drawn, Ella nurus and Nelson, tie star .crs being
tpby Guildutt. hascie h1'ro0, SOcr.tcs, En.o
Deins, Lucilc, NitutiGe ard FOR une.
IN Tue poo .i.n: before toe drst neat Socrates
was ne av"Iitc, AID won in three straight le9's
without tue slightest difficulty. beng dropped out Of
TIE poo. selIug aittt the 1rst heat D0rsey, who
entered Irctle. made rto,est against the winner
on we GROUND ., ayc' and We Judges etamir his
moiest. However. viii come before to TUT Con
gross.
Prospect rARH. oct i0.-rrosrcct Park .taxcs for
u echctS D Snctaies Observation-Disclosures !
1hoinet . =. Ncr,STrI,rl's.v
BRYAN :, oe. iio0y Gednst. ................ I
Z. b Van Wlchs { Emo Dean. .,,............iis.
Innc-sti s. $3.50, si0yl.
SECOND RACE.
The second trot was for horses tha, hal never
be ten 2:50. THIS WIS an excellent race, the time
being good considering 'he heavy character Of q e
track. There We're seven entries, Of which on'y
tour started McLiug ,lin, Coleman, Lottery, AMI
Lady Hughes. In tie tctuuc Lady Hughes, Who
uad just arrived IRON Nlrri-ansct', was made hot
'avoIitc, and tuu II Coleman non the first Eclt the
igfe's position IN TIC pOu-se.ling remained un.l.
tered Sue won with ease.
Pure t5a for horses that haf never beaten 80 $50
TO nst 500 10 secuud. $50 to hid horse heals,
In 8 IN harness
pattcisuH's b. NJ. LADY Hu .hc-. ............t
y. Mulrhyr D. Z. j. ". Coicmal...............l
j. = lOttelf ..............s....2
j. ". PAGES z Harry McLad .hI n......... dis.
Time -2:,i ,, .;Sta ~ ), 80.
Lady Hug'e- wOa the race sud urst mbEcy, Coleman
sec I'd tnoi.cy, agd Lottery ulirj.
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\ Country To,'s Question,

~ he n. ~ ~ .ta !H.I
SIo Nhy - - 'tuIt CscryhOdT reads your
IIueT 90 preference lU'O'her mUrhHE JIuIBaia
1ip- WofnIl," rou'iag down roh .hll uhUrd iIorc
Ner" y .UNs IslHe ieaG, 4,alnst y ihrdtds {,
thur dEDui LoCkAkD, eounlrI boy
NV itnI.. o. ~
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Fa,ber concluded tbe serviee, In lie ehrn,J

Toe conin was then borne upon the shoulders OF
the pall-boarers " tile sije OF tie freshl. pened
gave auo plicsd within q iatse piue box The or
rowing Witnesses OF TINS last act surruunlcd tie
gave. Tue boz wns lowered to tts pl zee, ana rs II
sly dtsHpU 'irci trum vIeN toe n1urLet5
~ ded closer t. The brink Anciref moment ana
o. eUp1d 90 earth rOliin upon "a, OK card.
Nl.t vrved-tors restU. .aV the ftesh-urned earth
l. Is place silent stricken cloun. with eyes
hAcl " tie disappeariry ,Fii; q silent pr'Ner
aud the RENAME Of John JuLr'g. we're aid t. rest
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THURSDAY, oct. I3-'Lprn ANr MA 'u.
Wtui, IuH'rtt worHtus INV. g. an tnc lu,. 10 $40
t|ng cNtrat were tn-uay SttC Irtt"r hut tIo
vFs not lIr'e. a. many hu,r' riu.rl 10
lut hupcItnc Nrt'rn Ru1 state, S1tb ~. r
sinppng extras %. - l0tt % Tor ril ar-' Hus
JL su0 ~ ,JIs fOf tIldu Gnd faI Nv oIlrA4 dJ 40
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CROT it's--TIFRS On Wednesday. October 70, l,il.
AZ tn CO. c. ate Reformed church corner 81 nv anl
gatn ST. hy the Rev humnS De Wit. ID. ~. James W.
Esq MI II tils city.
HALL-SEAhING AT Glen cove. h. l. October n,
Edward II. Hall OF Sew lors. 10 Mary, yUun- est
daughter Of George Soaring.
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nour a. nsesr Corn meal. -,asOas Is. with I.

-four at ~ 25NN.T. Corn meal, fls0afs Is, with .
moderate demand from the nritish Provinces.
RuNppfEs.-Cotton iull, and mid1ling upland de.
clned 70 sc spirit turpentine in better supply and
sos Petroleum dull and over rcnnsh. csc. Tailcw
dull. ut 900Ic Wnskev trner. at S9pS9Kc. tfoyt
nj l7031c tor new. Frcights hrmer hut dull Wheat
toLvcipooi At Sd ~ sal. and 81 :. by STAN.
sales n a jobn ng ww of so 1pls nj B2ss sls55lr
for mess and .slt fof.cear also, In Milwaukee so
bbis new crop, Nc $3.50, buyer last half November.
Beef mote active ales $50 nbls. Rt tl0dts for rlan
ann extra mess Ticrce beef null sales 50 to- primo
mese on -vnte terms rccf hams luii ut S,d &c C'i
picked mans at lsSc and lOO ice. ncNed hams. for
November ~ Milwaukee, NJ ic, Bacon IN far DC.
mand sale- 5 hIs tong cei NJ ljc. also lles p'nd'
lnR for De enber VI % bxs new cron. at Milwaukee,
attic. 'cr mort rib. AMI lc fot Cumberland. D. sd
rrmer A. intSilc lard was quiet but nrn t1les $50
tee ~ ~ % SC f'r cty. and lGNc. Tor western SIC an
also, 81 tcs Decenncf, nj nc, and January. "
ltbc Butter n, n, hut rather QUIT p1ils, SSgic!
.'ae tailes. l51pc Western do it4Nc. Cheese very
arm. hanging ron nc. 20 i5c. r. 2stgiic.
soG ,sa last nSh Of Sss! ceyon rice va:
more active and ptce very firm sale. rs tcs Caro-
ne stytgfc and so bags Rangonn. In bond ut a. 4
SIC. gold Molaes dull and heayyj sAles % hhds
nominal; fair 20 good refining, eXiOc.; sllcs 30 hhds
mostly tnba. at oc., and Porto Rico VI i0di0Sc Te.
rned dull i3kc for hards. and i21c. FOR white Z"
GRa1N-whfat shade nrmer. but dull rates 1000
hush at u gaatSl Tor prime new sprinc se@fl Is
and cSc.cc Ryc SOLD "a small way stsc Tor new
and $50 for old Barley sold fairly at rs for cnoicc
Canada West, anu o. IS for Western Barley mat
inal. Oats hriuer and more activc, but closed qutt
,aes 5000 bu.h. at j7a5iHc, for white Quo. and $50
hns at &c. for round yellow and s5s7c. for Western
mlxci.
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FINANCIAL AND COMHERCIi
NV YoRH, Thursday, Oct. 19-P. M.-The |
railway share market was STEADY at the opening,
but soon exhibited signs Of weakness, in couse.
qnct &c OF the sudden sharp advance OF money to
q cent. fo'd. which &C a'ionei decline until the
o'clock call, when reaction was noted with a
stronger market, the balance Of the dat being al err
natcly weak and strong There WIS mrch uneas
observed among holders Of stocks onts le OF the
poos," and quite disposition TO sell ont their re.
cent purchases apparent. TIE nl'tnaucns TO day
IRE the natural result of the con ltion Of the mar.
kot. more fully explained in this mornings columns.
The GOVERN. o, short irtrrc observed during the
81 few days also caused the clique to withhold
their sum ort to prices IN tie hope OF inducing fur
Tier I ort sslcs, thoueh the amount not equal
90 tScir antlcpatious. The more promincn, snarcs
dc4lt m were Like Shore. Central and Hudson
Northwestern treftrre', Wabash, ohio and missile
sirpi, s.. PAUL., Rock Isad, Reading Western
Union Telegraph vita Pacific Mil the most active
the list.
TIE god market was decidedly .ac'ive anil buoy
Mt, In Consequence Of the advance in rates cxacted
for is use. reaching A. high ~ . OF n cent. per
day. Tho plans ofthe chief operators wNosecm TO
lave this market completely urler their control
were more fully npparoat today, AMI caused CON
siderable anxiety on tie rart OF the short interest TO
c yer. The opening price wa 1875, but soon AL
vanced TO iida, after having touched ll3s and
'htoue GU, the tly tic dealings were quito active,
though ha Partial decline after tie lJ.uins rates
we're lcsscned. We learn that the programme VII the
Clique for tomorrow viii be a further nlv NEE IN
the rice Of cash cl, tbou.h lis rlin is liable 10 he
mo 'ided By circumstances the same As today. An
active market may. however, be confidently antci.
rAtei. IN IL likely to continue for some days. The
wloc movement was first PROJECTED ny stock
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RACINE ON JERoME PIRR.
The TRACK bed of Mortar-The Money
that WINS Won by somebody In " secret -
The Struggle OF Edcntoa ard Climax for
the Selling Sweepstakes.

The fourth day Of the races on Jerome Park
Course was yes'crlv. Tho weatAcr was lovely, hut
tho race Of tie diy before hal soilered the track
aud It was a bed vi moft'r, rendering fast running
Impossible. AZ result, one race went OF IN so.rc
orscs in t~oraccs cniercj did not start. The st.
tendance was slender u,t al out ~ poor as was ever
seen On a nue uay, and worse than on some bad
ones. This VS. owing In measure to the y d look
o. the Sly at II O'Clock in mor ing. hut e" fr as
cquirages ant 'a~tiorar,cs are concerned th, NUT
Of tie roads had much to DO 30 keeping urnvuts and
bon Ton from slow,ng.
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Some OF KnoA's cont 'ngorWios are cudct yur.ur
IN induce aim TO run Tor an oicc, in order 60 ac mn,
OF NE way, Iiut KNOX, hupUy 10 IHafu
doc, ncnd 10 desert the tons Of h0Gshn is o 90
who look up 10 him for the --latest styles sc
Office tor ne" he says, "as long as my ella ffent de-
SIRE my services" THats what's the matter. kUutuer
more knoH fall ltyles OF hats cannot be OCat-.idc
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Steamship Wamsutta, New Bedford. mdse and pass.
Stramship Wyanokc, Norfolk. mdsc a4i PASS.
SHIN Arlington. sunderland rlrorl ~
Bark scott n Brdc. Lea a, sulnhur AMI ta~s.
EIrE otest Queen. Havana, sugar.
HArk Isle OF SKYE. Havana, sugar.
ItiE Artist. windsor y $. plaster.
u n. OWcr, on Hlrbor. Va lurwnoi
SER Victor. Para tunhcr, NUT, &c,
Aito, the usual river and cplstWlse yes,os.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED or.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct lS.-City Of Washington. New
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IJIEIJ

BUsCH.-In this city, on Wednesday, octoncr u, $50
~ y ft.s ~uHlcl mes OF The superior Court fred
enc. bc,ch from u gundt Busch.
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Enslntsa HntitIs.

Beauty IL a aracr, ~ ull thinr- deli ghtcth
the Eyes, Ists, aud sou u-clf lhdi ri Only r'la.
hlc and lnuoccut plppatat 10 elicit Beauty T. -.
FGLIN GOCEAUD'S OliEN TAI CREAM q ! MAil.
NJ HEAUIiFlEk, 10 be- ht 1t hi p"p',iS BOud 81,
and OF Drugs Fttah stcd u years nni n not me
creature OF advertising lao ny, but rec mmenjcd ~
one Lady to lnOtAer irOm %. nsr Is.
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

AiSIArUrE ALNASAc--rrits nav.
sun rtcs...G 1OSun tets....5 y Moon riscs... c2
HtoU wATRn-Tuir nAY.
Sandy Hook. II u Gov Island. n 10 Ilel Gate. liz 90
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The races at Jerome Park for the remainder OF Two
Full Meeting will commence at o'clock iuH eE1 %. /
O'clock M at nrst sdysnsed. VIZ CONSTABLE.
Itars SlA SaId-1dp
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.Trus-rs, Abdonlinnl supporters, flnsiic
ttoCSlrrs, SurpH uspres, Shp1tIf Braces, trutc T.
tc.. ca % Narr'y. low pr c' WITH correct aiJu "a.
mont, ut SfiEl'S ilIrI bubler Tru E.tahl sdriolt
No. , Ann ST.. opp1stc Herald building.
Wheeler & Wilson Machines, 1.ttl Brcnd-
fod o. paving 40 uUwu AMI flJ per month, with
out extra charge. Machines TO let =. I. ELLIS.
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JONI JNUEr
Diei oct. 10. 1870.
Aged ~ years, 9ulc 6 DAYS.

Floral tributes from judge Bedford, cross from
Ms NJ. T. Brennan. two maru Gccnt wreaths from
Mr.. l.. H. Miner and Mr. Charles O'Conor, to
which were app ndol the words with feelings OF
tre,t sorrow;" harp fron James NJ. Sweeny;
lsrre harm formed OF tubcroses, rom the members
pf the Dl,s,om Club largo cross, ancnor and
Ieart r,ros'ns 10 a bad OF tubcrose3, .he g't Of
william NJ. Tweed; and two IRE WINS, with
uo.s,' from John J. Brad y ad p TT Il. SSee-
~, were tstefllly di. pose .rou tn. remains.
rus PROCESSION To TuE clraspRAL.
Soon a0or O'Clock the body vas removed from
DE iouse to the Cath,d ral. the rai.bearers being
uPoi,o Commissioner Matthew 7. Brennan,
Mayor A. Oakley Hal Capt Edward Walsh, Capt
J Kcisc the Hou. Morgan Jonus James ". swceny,
John Graham, Justice Dowlinr, Thomas Conan.
City Ch-ntcrsin Bradley, Alderman Edw ~rl Cud
d. John Siacom, christopher U CoLnor, and John
Pine.
The ttcccesicn was headed By Inspector Dnks,
followed b, Police Commissioners BosWor.h, Smitli .
and Msuicfre, cx. Comn,iss ionci Thomas c. Actor,
and c1.Su9cr'ntendcnt John A. Kennedy, dclc-,.
pons o o. h IT, m each 4 the &C ailments ofPoic
Judge. u,mbcrs OF tho bsr, Iorsonal uicgds, and
na;iyos.
THr soLEMS RyorfrN MASS.
Arriving at the Ca;hc Ira. which was dcnscly
eowcc e The bajy was placed uron q cltsnquc in
le ccr,rc al G, immc atey N .iout o. the h:h
Alter w'Hcl w7s witioat ornaments, tli' massive
"a ,ts'i - %, tho rear being drlqcl in tlsck. A,
re heed OF the coffin stood an irmenss ctoss o
ht,r-o-,f, and Mt tie foot large narr, of
RS, " l' go u Wa entirely covered with the
f3ral 4, f- ui friends.
.,Ocuu-. rr.cc I'd tire b1dy in,9 the church in
Ut iJt 49, oil der:
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i)ubGr1,lors.

cara MrlIRINND'~ BOOK -'TORE.DI1
!I.tIvus. o. .tr 80 ll.ge Yu4 val End all tho
nc hoo.- 0I ir atf. aII 90 me a'lu', works, alt
AtC rua. c Linz sh .H,H, "a scJtgu s,IuuuerY.
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SotI,tl Motlt.s.

Tg'O nAkERS.-rhc members OF the RaAcrs'
uiun 4, ,l club are hereby notified TO call At tia
iith Mad utri th.h morning, between aud 10 cochs
and receive ih"ir uniform. PETER sPEHCEk, Capt.
W.. EXESETI, Roe. Sec,
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4 o. Wa carried mo the snail chapel m B.
'' ~" 'dIli 0tc fr TIE hnu corrnu,.t
-, ..t 81 tprtH NtIf p,Ir'U uI t,D' slIe 81 a.,
'"N "' i''. Father dOy,r advanced 10 rCcitr Ia.
l'N'rn. Is, his $40 hi1un Toe -eNi1n h'pr
- "''ti rlrI.l,4 Ml.. !fcsL ,.iA. I.e l..L
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During the sery ccs Vicor Cen. starrs addressed
NJ congroration, taking for hi, text. ut Is ap
roiite unto men once 10 de- lie called attention
" he cerJlntY death, which was u separation %
The soul rom the body, sop1rat o. rom ever Ythng
On The world. ON rcfcs frum honcrs, rom rfivu
nom rclatV = aud everything IN this Ire. The ven
era'e pre- ate pail = ligh tribute 10 tie mcmor, o.
tne De eiscI Suycrin rulcut # v hom De hai never
he1rl any M " RS spoken lie had the res uect OF
rch aud poor; he was int iful IN the discharge oi
hi duty; ne Ma a MN u sulct honor !ni Of unun'
reacl able c. aIattci, et,rn ard uuH.nc ing in tie
per oImancc OF hi- tuA, and true friend 10 all
under lis command.
Tie scN ices terminated with 'lC CuJus AM.
mann " i.om Ros-u's stabat slater
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S,ECIND WARD JEFFERSOS DEMO-
= tEht4t. GU u vi I''4 ~ r'-.m e'ugt d, H.
Paifir, MLMapon. Pro-, Geo Eulr Wee i.rC.. IS j.
Hoy, See. I McN ihou, Cor sec; n. r. III,uuG It.ts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13
GEORGETOWN.

An ODD Boor FOR SALK.-Laat evening AZ the
boats Of the Potomac Club were being gotten
out for evening practice. the race boat Ariel
Samuel Wheatley, one Of the crew. and 2
decidedly heavy weight, either slipped or missed
his footing when entering the boat, which being
very fragile, let his leg straight through. Ii
was then found impossible to get his foot back
through the aperture, 20 the boot had to be cut
Off entirely, the rest of the crew in the mean
while bailing liking thunder to keep from sink
ing.
AN OLD RESIDENT GoNB.-Doctor John Stone
one Of our Oldest and most respected citizens
died at O'Clock this morning. DIR. S. has been
a druggist on High street for the past 50 years.
DOES THE STAR GO EVERYWHERE asked
Mr.. Richard Petit this morning Of our repor-
ter. A few days since it was mentioned therein
that he had lost quite number Of chickens OF
fine breeds from cholera, and he says now he
hasn't pockets enough to carry all the letters he
has received containing copies Of remedies for
that disease, every one commencing, "Sir,
noticed in the STAR" &C., &c.
The MARYLAND WHEAT CRoP.-A letter re-
ceiyed by Mr.. George Waters this morning from
Williamsport, on the line OF the canal, states
that the supply of wheat is/ rather slow coming
In for the present, as the threshing IL prevented
by the extreme warm weather, but that O. far
as the extent Of the crop is concerned, no farmer
in that vicinity has cause to complain.
The Holy HILL BAND serenade last night on
least one hundred boats of various sizes out, the
fair sex being largely represented. The band
boat was tastefully decorated with Chinese Ian
terms, and passed up and down the river re-
boat house, - also the aqueduct bridge, were
crowded with spectators.
The FLOUR SHIPMENTS have been brisk this
week, 1,5I6 barrels having been shipped, as fol-
lows: BY William Clabaugh, 800; Evan Lyons,
800; Tenpy, Davidson q Co., ZOO A. Ross Ray
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q Bro, 100, and George Shoemaker, 176 barrels.
The Lady Of the Lake took to Norfolk and Bos-
ton AZ barrels, from A. Ross Raw & Brother,
- William Clabaugh, 10, and Herr & WEIGH,
% barrels. The mills Of the latter nrm have not
peen IN operation this week, in consequence OF
necessary repairs being make preparatory to the
fall and winter business.
THE COAL SHIPMENTS during the past week
nal, amounting In all to Il, 500 tons.
CLOSING OF THE MAILs.-The mails will close
hereafter at our post office at q. m. and 80
and p m, instead of, as hitherto, II q. m. and
$50 and 10 p. m. The hours Of arrival remain
the same.
. DRovRRs' RRsr.-The sales at Droyers' Rest
were well attended yesterday, and the bidding
lively. We quote sales OF 400 head OF cattle at
S425as1 per 100 lbs gross; 1, 100 sheep and lambs
each.
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUl

s.,,., WAsaIYeroN, August j, $50. (
ri BAY 81 = GiSs AZ
oeiocf Tor supplying the Assessors and Oollec-
he United state: east Of tie RCeEy
tOSsr j, is7o, and ending june %. isi "sn'ihs oo-
q s1nared sna E
ysisht collection dstrict: in each Of which e an
divides into geographical departmental Oontractors
are at Liberty to propose to furnish Stationery the
The following is list of the States and Territories
saq In each, constituting the several De-
mont @,tH Ispa,t.t. Maine; New Hampshire, Yer
New Number Of s dsrict Island Connecticut
SssOnd DSeart,nest !ysnia, New jersey,
61%S Ss'' S xsssa 4 Fab Sa
Tau De,artmen,-ssuth Carolina, Georgia, Ala.
ns:ses All sns.s su%ssi q sistrisss, 8. Ten
SaS ssss:ns
wyoming. Number q distrcfs ;ossa0' DAKOTA and
I'm e unless
rtRoussnd dollars sSoJ approved b By G u ass
states District Attorney on form to be furnished
shall. n case Of the scceptSnce q ther biS es
any part OF Il, duly execute q contract with rood
and .ufcient bonds for the due performance Of the
The Commissioner rs.sryss the RICH. to consider
:; The BID; should Be addressed to the Commits
sloner OF Internal ReyeIue, and Endorsed "Pso-
Ufhcers" ~ ~ '"e
SCHEDULES q articles to be furnished will be fer
warded from this ONCE, upon application, with con-
ditons under which the articles are to be delivered
j. w. DOUGLASS,
au kIu.tn.e.1M Acting Oommissoner.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the On bscriber
= has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term letter.
81 adminisfration on the personal estate OF JO
ANA late Of Wellington county afore-
the eaid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same S1th the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
otherwise ~ Law be excluded from All beneAt ~
tne salo estate, Given undsr my haud this ID dsv
sss s'As~" Administrator, Wa,
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MARBLE AoNUAEHTA
MARBLE AND SLATE MANfkLS
4 IN selling, ct reduced prices, for cash, at nv
Qarble Works, north g street and New York avc
nle, near the Treasury Department.
my21-1y WI. RUTHERFORD.
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOB COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Office Of the Sergeant at Arms,
WASHINGTON, July Is, lE0.N
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office IN.
til u m. Of SATURDAY, the Sd day OF September
next for the delivery to the Senate Of the United
States, Of Eight Hundred Tons 24e pounds TO the
toni Of best WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL; also
for Seven ty 1--WE Cords Of best BAKERS PINE
WOOD, and for Sixty Cords Of good merchantsble
The coal to be thoroughly screened, the wood we'll
seasoned, and the whole packed away in the Senate
vaults under the direction Of the Chief Engineer or
assistants. JOHN r. FRENCH,
jy2S- eotSep3 Sergeant at Arms
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ADJUSTMENTS, dc.

Van Amburgh & Cos Golden Menagerie
14th street and Vermont avenue
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow 4
Mount Vernon
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4ss 7th street.
Bsrsow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.