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L. L,lIItllS L " iIliarns,

Real fetatc AGENTS and Auc;iunccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
'17HAT VERY nESIRABLI-LOCA
4 EEICE DWELLING, No. SEQ CIR hCf
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS ADJOINING on TIE EST TIE
RESIDENCE or ISAAC DAVENPORT, ar.
ESQ.--1hiS property will hc sold al auction. upon
the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, 18th of No,cm-
Der. mt 81 O'Clock i. NJ.
with irCplaCcS, besides StOrcr0pm and closets; mar
HE manileS on the main floor: gus. &c; brick
bic, &c.
The lot IS 2axl13 feet To M alley IL feet wide.
II IS rarely that property 50 dc>raby situated Is
offered for sale.
Immediate possession will re given.
TERMS: At sale. GEGBBS Il WILLIAMS.
moo Auciionrcrs,
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BY Robertson ( BrOnaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiomeers,
Hull stree; opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.
nv William Il. Folk 4 Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctlnnccrS.
No. lllg Main street.
corner Twelfth. opposite the DiSpmch.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
Il desirable HOUSES in the town Of Manchester,
suit either for residences for business pur-
pose, and any number Of BUILDING LOTS III
various parts Of the town.
Also, several FARMS III Chesterfield and ada
rent Counties some OF which are first class estates
living Oh JAM liver above and below Richmond al
prices exceedingly rnasonahle-
lG ROBERTSON Il BRONAUGU
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IYsES BnnTuEp. AuctionccTS-
By Lee & Godd!n. AuGioncerS'
lll3 Main street

rrRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALuABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF FLuHAHNA,
az HYRD CREEK. CONThINENMy TWO HI n
nI;FD AID THIRTY ACRES OF LAND-By
virtue of deed Of trust cNcclteSi Dy iiiiam b.
Succd tr,I 5cc for Mrs l.. 4. Sn'ed 'iatcu III ocy
of January ls63. and o! record in Inc CLERKS oice
or Euvsnna county Va. ID. T. %. D. SOL 10 secure
10 John e.. Hughes the payment od Two ncSntanle
uo;cs for fifteen hundred and c;yll,hVc ',o,iarS
fSI 5s5l and five hundred and forG;-tnfcc collars
i:sl. and default having been na'lcin the payment
of The lirSt-nalncd note" and hcnS required 80 10 90
nv The holder OF said uptr shall pr7cce'l to cell, on
III. premises. on TUESDAY. 18th day ~ Nnvrnt-
imr I!7? ut /" o'clock NJ. the property described III
said dccd-to wit: ,, l.;
That piece or parcel Of LAND lying and hcinS IN
q, county of Flnvanna. OF Byrd crccs anu con-
t tm Ing TWO HUNDRED AND THIEI,1 ACkL RES
az the same real estate conveyed 10 Inc sald
tI.tIt m Il. Snrcd trustee. Us aforesaid ny John =.
11u ,. by deed dated 9th January lG,; ana inc
"a 'eritcd by said Hughes by the ltS. Will OF
john H e and will Gsng of 5es0Ta ~
ny r rEWS 81, ficIcn In cash Z" dcfray expenses OF
executing m t an1 to ray on ninth G pn q:
mr, NJ s,ci lin. cas said William Is. Sneed or ns
rer,nna' fcplc''"''.I y. VI. LEE Trustee.
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E.eST. STlsAYED, &c.

FOUND, a valuable FINGER-RING, or
Il Main street. The owner can get il by applying
TO DAVID 3. PARKER,
10 1c-lts United States AIaraiIal
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CUERIEF'S SALE.-By virtue OF al order
- of the Charc,ry Court Of In" city .! Richmond
dated October -. ~ in ihc ca.c Of It"t!tn rS
limit | Sh, proceed Ia sell on tie ETH PAY or
VuN ENEER l>7.. IL II o'clock \. NJ. ut the war;
hu,st. at the Richmond and paur;llc depot about
,wo i,u. Of ASBESTOS. upon - credit Al ninety
lay the purchaser executing with good srcuri-
y '' so JOHN ". WRIGHT.
mo" sheriff CITY Richmond.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

large supply Of superior LElIIGH, LOR-
BERRY, and LOCUST MOUNT ANTHRACITE
GOALS. Also, CUMBERLAND lump and average,
said to be the best bituininous coal In Use.
Anthracite carefully prepared and sold by weight,
s. J.. LATHROP,
aus Seventeenth street, at drawbridces
A NTHRAClTE COAL.-For sale, 500
IL tons Hall Brothers & Co.'S celebrated FRANK
LIN COAL, tile quality Of which cannot be excellcd
Also, Georges Greek Cumberland Coal, Midlothian
aud Clover Hin Lump and Hail Coal, all of which
! ssill be sold Ut the lowest market rate.
WHIT ROBERTS,
fyls corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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CARpETIN<:S. 0lL.CL9yEIS. dc.

CARFEhENES. SEhI'0 EIT8 ms. tfc'
NARPETINGS, RUGS, O1L-CLOTIlS, DC.
~ -
AIN now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETlNGS;
THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
PETINGS:
VELVET. ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, aud IA
PESTGY RUGS and BOUR-MATS;
UtL.CLOTH, al widths and qualities:
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS.
and WISDOW-SiAlEs.
The above and all goods In my line shall be sold ut
reasonable prices. X. j. RICHARDSON,
sels-"m No. COL corner Ninth and Main streets.
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GIFT CONCERT.
THE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
CONCERT.
$500, 0GO IN BANK TO PAY ALL GIFTS.
A FULL DRAMlNG y SiSlii.

Az the Second Grand Gin Concert. anthor,1eI ny
.pccia act of the Legislature In ala OF the inhnc
trutcuhcr 2Stb 10 December 7th, and when posi-
lively and uncniyocally occurs in innlsviln. ny.
uu SATURDAY, December I, 1872. without turtR'r
Ill " ounry account whatever, the following caSii
sIfts for distribution by lot among the ticket
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By WeIlint, ION Goddin'
ArctIonrer and Rel Estate AGENT
,.ar,,or E1cveuth ant Bank streets.

GALE AUCTION OF THAT TRuLI
VALUABLE AND ADMRAB.: ELb ~
CARLY HSIF-ACRF LOT At Tht NV m
FAST CORNER OF MAJ ) ~ rITui.ENI ~
STREErS. WITH THE TWO MuSIl:G ~ FIJI VI
IIEGTuN IIOCSE."-At the request 81 me Ei1i,ieis
Interested and for the purpose ~ eiicciE VI . H.
sion ln,wrcn thrr,. shall sell M aHctllD' ou 'iIe
rrr,ri,rS on tn Sl,hI the 18TH Of Nr'clhrr.
~. IT r'cnrk r. W. that truly Valuable nrofIlS
Known as tlc hRI. NGTON HOUSE. slluh' II, "a,
the norllrl. corner " M"n hnd S,'Nln si'tnI. ~
or I'm. front nl 49, feet and hepti 81 loas lt,i,
II will be divided I" sell WIN ecn ;,.o
about ~ feet. running hack Isl rect 10 prlEtui
IIry -. feet wide. will, the corner lmi - ~; 'Iu
with the eastern ur rncrt aOs icc,: INC ~" E ,rcr
IN(1S contain each about JWcn'f ,i"ii ln,t, nd
but originally IN the most !nrth, SUBSTITUTE. ,
,osty manner. with lnarltr uaDlels ti"iE"ui ,':
hos al.o I;l;thnGIi,: ,0Oi SOn me f,l' ~ NJ -,
iron railing IN front. moHc on it,, G,", ,n
base: handsome porticoS. WIN haroic S''p' '"'
platforms. I,a nc ,nonp the
hest hIiI houses In the rya Hhcr oi>rlIPi'n' -
deemed unnecessary. The locate ~ + 'Inlr,, ~
very desirable. "inr In that part q, NV rhc.c
real estate is steadily inIr"ytnG II 'al.'I IL
houses wrr,. built originally for PRIV. w ~ ~,
and in their design aud suli'itI are ad
for thai pI,rposc: nr the two together. ~ au,i'"'
1uiyt he: readily converted into SpciltL ,,,,.o
TERMS: ouc-iumth cisi: balance AT s. " WV nv,
and eighteen months. hearing siN per cen ~ -, t
lum Interest ur. at the option ~ the III. '!,v,
;hc credit layGnnis HAY b" extended 10 "l. - Tho
and three wears hy the payment at Interest. FOR
rate nf eight per cent. l"ranniln IN "'''t; t'S.
negotiable rotcs. utcrcs! aided hall yearly SrCuA ~
hvn ,i,rrl rf tyusr W. GDDDIN,
oc p .taw'Sll&l.nr NucuoHccI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

---. ,----- --.-'-|-----~--
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
SEWING-MACIIlNES
ARE
THE BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
Their sewing Is elastic. stronger, and more durable
than any other.
They are the light4 't-rnnning machine.
They sew faster tlr,n any other machine.
They last longer ithOut repairs
They are the only really silent machine.
They are infinitely easier managed.
They sew all knh of thread from the original spool
ThCry change work without trouble or loss Of time.
They do every kind Of wook equally we'll
Thry ARE the best in every particular, which can he
proven on f.ir trial.
Ono months trial free of charge Is given to all re-
spOnsihle aprnicants.
Full inrorlnatioE sent by mai! to al applicants.
JAMES L. GIBBS, Proprietor.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS OFFICE.
% i Ninth street, Richmond Va.
"DoNrsrlc"
SEWING-MACIIINEs.
LOCK-STITCH.
sELF-ADJUSTiNG TENSIONS.
The Z" DOMESTIC" combines with Its rclnarka-
bic simplicity and ease OF running great QuietneS
of operatlon with wonderful range of work.
Don't fail TO examine It.
AGENTS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SEwING-MACHINE COMPANY,
a21 Main street Richmond. Va.
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Currency gifts will be paid IN Cash al our Bank
lng-Iouse In the city Of Norfolk on presentation of
the tickets entitled thereto, without discount
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sskET CONCERT.

s-sg- 49, +.
c1no 0ni1 GRAND GIFT CON
CERT AND PRESENTATION
to til holders Of tickets OF
.15 EEAUTIH ULLY-LOCATED COTTAGE
LOTS
a, the new aud elegant seaside resort
vC1s pE L'EAU.
an HAMPTON Roads sprNei'c Fortress Monroe Va
together with
s3c.ces IN GREENBACks:
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By j.. Thompson Brown,
AIctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
his Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
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TICKETS, ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
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For further particulars and for tickets, apply to
the undersigned, who have undertaken the eAclt-
siye financial management OF this scheme, and who
alone arc authorized to appoint agents for the sale
BURkUSS, SON 4 Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents
Vue dc rEau Company,
Norfolk, Va.
All correspondence strictly confidential.
Parties living out the city reinit by pnst-occ
order or by express.
Reliable agents wanted.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Soliciting Agent.
WEST, JOHNSTON & co. Richmond agents for
sale VI tickets. Us sl-Qal, Na,p,l2,If,totss&7
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DOR RENT, SEVERAL ELEGANT On
Il OFFICES. suitable for lawyers, situated Ell
above the National Bank of Virginia. Apply To
j. W. LOCKWOOD.
&C l5-!m Cashier National Bank OF Virginia.
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NEWARK'S LOSS BY THE NETS.

Newark lost two citizens by the avail disaster of
Watch Ilil'-James Harbergcr and Norman Marsh.
IIarbergers body was found and taken TO Newport.
His wife was waiting all day for him on the pier az
Providence Sac had been married TO him some
lime ago, and he was going OH to loiu her. She
cannot speak q word OF English. ana does not seem
10 understand the nature OF the accident which
cansed bis death. Yesterday morning BENJAMIN
Marsh son OF NoTm9ns returned rom Match
HILL X. l., with the carpetbag his father took with
hin when lie went away from home on Thursday
aft ernoon last. II had been washed ashore at that
place. A thorough examination OF the bodies thus
lar found was made, but he failed 10 identity his
father among them Mr.. Marsh Is probably among
the twenty-tllree missing. He was about forty five
years Of age, and mas wife and three children,
who reside at IS Elm street. Just before leaving
this city he remarked to his brother Marcus, Il am
going ON "a very long Journey
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BURNING OF THE NEVADA.

n Smoking Wreck at the Mouth Of
The \Tbames Nfvcr--VaIuc $4,000
Pnrtic Wiars OF the Cntastrophc.-No
Lives lost.
The screw steamer Neyada, OF the Philadelphia
and Hartford transportation Company left Phlla-
deipbia on tile 2sth OF August on her way 20 Hart
ford, ana was burned on Sunday evening
10 the waters edge. She was loaded
with cargo OF gasoline wool and rags
the value OF which ia unknown but is sup
posed TO be insured. After four days sailiug
che approached the coast o. Connecticut, ana on
entering the Thames River caught fire at its
mouth IN the neighborhood Of the Barbor OF New
London. Spontaneous combustion " sup
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Heavy Rains and Floods-A New Gentle
Hotel ut Salt Lake-Severe Cold An the
Mining Districts-HOstile Indians, sc.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept 2, 1874
The receipts OF silver bullion from Phoebe, Ne
vada and different districts in Utah, have increased
to about twenty five thousand dollars per day.
Heavy rains and foods in the southern section OF
the Territory have caused extensive destruction Of
property
magnificent Gentle motel, called the Walker
House, the finest establishment between Chicago
and San Francisco, was opened to-day, with grand
festivities.
David Candland, who was Postmaster at Mount
Pleasant and also connected with the lions Coop
erative Institution OF this city, was dismissed from
the postal service for the reason that he prOmi-
nently assisted to break up Gentle meeting in
East Temple street.
In some OF the mining districts in the neighbour
ing mountains there is ice at night half an inch
thick. An early and severe Winter is anticipated
1t is reported that the hostile Indians have all
left sanpcte and that a portion Of the troops are
returning.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship City Of Limerick, Brl, Jameson Liverpool
Aug 20 and Queenstown a. with mdc and 37 passengers
TO John Dale. Aug % lat @ 80 lon AZ TO- saw large
four asted steamer bound 10Th, lat A S. Ion IS 49,
three Inasted steamer do Sept 10 80 AM steamship Re-
public hence for Liverpool
Heads IL, with mdsc to Wright Co. Crossed the
Equator In the Indian Ocean June passed Cape Agu
has July q g Helena 10th crossed The Equator in the
light batting winds throughout Received pilot Sept
OF sn M ssSsSn TS sna Boat Moea
from Rango9n Tor Ivsrpoel;. june ~ lat
London 81 days out; July lat IS q lon 2os7 r ship
Moorcspor from Calcutta Tor Liverpool ~ days out 8h
lat snE, ship IIaIusI dr, IRON CacS,ta , for
sandrinpam for bombay from Hayrc 3D. lat 10 30 hon
Is SO w ship Albert williams weD, from Rangoon for fa
mouth los days out date, lat II N Ion % 30 w, bark
Marianne r from Liverpool for Singapore. 29 days
same ay LAT Ii 80 N lon 10 40 brig Professor Cantzer
(NID, IRON Gaboon FOR Hamburg, zs days out
Ship Able tNor) Tcrkclscn Newport ~ days, with rail-
way iron to orders vessel TO Funch Edge Co Took ihe
Banks thence u days with light winds and cairns
Ship Aslronom go, Hopper, Bremen 40 days, with
had light winds and cams has been 10 days west Of The
Ranks -
BARK LlDprns {Nor, Mosneld, Cronstadt 70 days With
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MURDERoUs RIOTS IN ARKANSAS.

A County Clerk Killed and . Justice Of
Peace Iortally Wounded by Bands Of
Ruffians In Pope COunty-Niaytial Law
To BE Declared.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 2, 1872.
Serious troubles have again broken out In Pope
county. On Saturday evening County Clerk Hckox,
Sheriff Dodson and Deputy Sheriff Williams were
engaged In removing the county records from the
latter place. After loading wagon it was started
out of town, and soon after Hickox Dodson and
Williams mounted horses and started after It, After
going about one hundred yards beyond the public
square, and while passing an old shop, they were
fired upon by party hidden IN the shops and Hick0x
was killed. Williams horse was wounded; but he
and Dodson escaped unhurt. Acoroner's jury was
Immediately summoned by Allen Brown. a justice
or the peace, and an inquest held over the body.
About the close OF the inquest, ana while the JUS
tiee was putting away his papers, the same party
who shot HickOx fired upon the Justice, mOrtally
wounding him. He was still alive last evening, but
no hopes OF his recovery were entertained. bod
son and Williams arrived in this city this evening
to report to the Governor 1t Is thought on all
sides that martial law will be declared In the
county at once.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The following are the entries for events which
closed August ], to be run at the Fall meeting,
1872, with the weights for the handicaps:-
MANHATTAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF $50 each,
September, with $500 added the second horse to
receive 5000 out OF the stakes closed the 1st OF
August weights to be published by the LIST OF Sep
TENDER; one mile and quarter; twenty nOmina-
tons.
/. NJ. II. sanford's b. h. Preakness, years old, by
Lexington, out OF bay Leaf, III lbs.
2. Carroll Il Coar's br. h. Ortolan, years Old by
Donerail, ont OF Canary Bird, Ile lbs.
by war Dance, out Of Lass Of Sidney, iii lbs. ''''
4. NJ. H. Saniord's b. c. Monarchist. years Old by
Lexington, out OF Mildred III lbs.
Vic, out of Dolly Carter 1O5 lbs.
o. John O'Donnelrs b. h. Harc, years old, by
Z. j. Donahue's b. C. Lord Byron, years old, by
Kentucky, out Of Lady Blessington, l0l lbs.
Arcoia, out Of Witch by imp. trustee, 100 lbs '
9. John 0'Donnell's gr: {: Mary Louise, years
Old by Lightning, dam by imp. Sovereign, % lbs.
years old, by Cape Flyaway, out of Star of India,
II. John O'Donncn's CHI. I. Fanchon, years old,
by imp. Australian out OF Idiewild, 95 lbs.
H. NJ II. Sanford's b. C. Mate, years old, by imp.
49, w w. R. Davis b. c. Piedmont, years
old, by Astero.d, out OF Fairy 81 lbs.
IL. John F. Chamberlin's or. C. Brennus, years
old, by Lightning, out OF Brenna, 90 lbs.
IS. i. Norris b. c. Chivalry years old, by imp.
Eclipse, out OF Etiquette, 90 MS
10. O McDilicl ~ CO'S VI. ]. Que NyueT, years
DID, by imp knight OF St. George, out OF GyceIa, 50
lbs.
II. John 0DOnnell's b. c., years old, by Light
ming, dam by imp. Glencoe, out Of Laura Webster,
SIS lbs.
49, John O'Donnell's or. c., 3 years Old by Light
ming dam by Revenue, out Of Minnow, So lbs.
10. NJ II. Sanfords b. g. Mildcw, years old, by
Lexington, out Of Mildred, So lbs.
90 I. b. & W. r. Davis CHI. f. Jenny Patterson, 8
years old, by imp. Australian, out Of Jenny H., 81
lbs.
THE GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
OF 800 each, half forfeit and only 800 If declared
by the Goth of September, with $1,000 added Of
which 5000 to the second horse closed the LIST OF
August; weights to be published by the LIST OF Sep
TENDER; two miles and a quarter.
l. NJ. II. Sanfords b. h. Preakness, years old, by
2. M ii. Sanfords b. c. Monarchist, 4 years old
by Lexington out OF Mildred, liz lbs.
g. ID. Mcdaniel K Co.'S oh. C. Ab.del koorec A
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Tg0TTMG AT PHILADELPHIA.
Programme Of the Point Breeze Park Associa-
ton for the Meeting Commencing
September "a.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ., ls7a

9 PHILADELPHIA. Sept. q ls72
The Point Breeze Driving Park. which from bad
management has deteriorated very much OF late
years, bids fair to recover its oen prestige under
the auspices OF q number Of gentlemen OF this city
who have taken 1t In hand OF late 1t s proposed,
an earnest OF the intentions OF these gentlemen, to
inaugurate series OF trots this fall for premiums
that will induce the owners of the best horses
in the country to bring forward their
trotters to compete for the prizes.
At meeting held at the La Pierre House this even
ing to arrange preliminaries it was announced
that subscriptions, amounting in the aggregate to
$14850, had been paid In. The races will begin on
the entities 70 close on on sstu u next september
Z. The following is list ofthe purses;-
Tuesday, September "a, No. !, purse 81, ooo for
horses that have never beaten three minutes; $3.50
to rst $500 to second $3.50 to third. No. p purse,
81, 100 to first, 5000 TO second, $500 to third.
SECOND DAY.
for horses that have never beaten 2:42; $50 to
first, $500 to second, $500 to third. No. 4, purse
1I oss onSs to sSa
THIRD DAY.
20 NS 70 for
s5o to second s2ss to third No.
first s'S0to second tc sS,S 70 p tGird'
Friday, September 27, No. z purse 81 600, for
horses nave never DCuteu Z.oO, $ooU 10 lrSC,
$500 to second, $3.50 to third. No 8, purse $500,
free for ALL $4,000 to first, 1000 to second, $500 to
third.
All these races to be mile heats best three In ve
In harness, and governed by the rules OF the Ma
tional Association. horse distancing the field
win be entitled to premium only. No horse shall
be drawn except by permission OF the judges Of
the race, under penalty OF being expelled unless
ing the race, emitting Sunday, the proper party
shall have lodged with the Secretary written
notice Of his intention not to start alter which
notice the horse 80 drawn shall be ineligible
to start In the race. Entrances ten
per cent OF amount OF purse four to Ill and three
to start. Entries close at O'clock p. M. on sat
urday, September 7, 1872 All entries and COM
! munications to be addressed to s. A. fitzpatrick,
| Secretary, La Pierre House, Philadelphia. George
| Sturges President. Every arrangement has been
| made to insure the care and comfort OF tr0tters
| that are brought here to contest the races, and
| there can be no doubt the Inauguration of q new
regime in the trOtting annals OF Philadelphia will
| be success. Owners OF trotters desiring accom-
| mediation for their horses should address Charles
Il. Hill, Continental Hotel stables, to whose care
the committee have entrusted this matter.
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

Arthur Chambers and Billy Edwards mt
Detroit and to Leave Tonight for the
Battlc-GrOund-A Desperately-COntest-
cd Fight Expected.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 2, 1872.
Arthur Chambers and Billy Edwards, matched to
fight for $4,000 and the lightweight championship
ON Wednesday, arrived here this evening, and will
depart tomorrow night for the battle-ground.
Edwards came from New York by the way OF
the Suspension Bridge, and Chambers by the
Lake Shore road. Indications are that this eight
will be desperately contested, but as yet the
sporting element are not fully awake TO the fact
that such meeting will thus early take place in
this vicinity. But tomorrow will bring large dele.
cations from apprOachable distances. st. Louis
being foremost In the number, q sparring exhibit
tIon VIII be given tomorrow evening at Merrel
Hall, when Jem Mace and Tom Allen will wind up
for the qualification Of the residents anxious for
such amusement.
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me-F Keutgcn
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portlapd-,J Amea
Ship Hudson Pratt, London-Grinnel1, Minturn Co.
Bark Brilliant tBr Nielsen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Pons ELI (Br, Drummond Cork for orders
Funch, Edge Co.
BARK Clara (NG), uemers Bremen-F schwoon.
Bark winburn (3rl McDougall, Pctou-D Mccall.
schr Hattie Haskell, Young, Pernambuco-J Ward
Co.
Schr Mary q Curren, Curren, Aux Cayes-B j Weinberg
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-03
CALIFORNIA.

The Second Trial OF Mrs. Fafr-A Man
Killed in . Quarrcl-Colonel Forney
and Senator shcrman-Gcneral Nc
Clcllan's Levce.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2, 1872
The second trial OF Mrs. Fair has been postponed
to Monday next.
Two men named Jordan and Schmidhause quarrel
led over game Of cards In Uniontown yesterday,
during which Schmidhause killed Jordan by strlk.
ing him on the head with stone.
Colonel FOrney and Senator Sherman addressed
an immense meeting at Union Hall this evening.
General Mcclellan held levee at Patt's Hall this