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THE "xONrANIAN" On CLAGETT.

Under the caption. "OUR FAvORITEs," the
.Nontanion of Aug. 8,h highly compliment
ing sir. Word of Madison, thus mentions Mr..
Clagett:
Side by s,dc-in ability, aptness or express
ion. and comprehension Of argument-wi ith
Mr. Word, the Dcbalor Of the Democratic
party of Montana, stands Hon. VIM. II.
Clagc,t, the acknowledged Orator and
Champion Of the Republican party. Dur.
ing the last two political canvasscs We have
not heard it denied by . member Of either
party that Mr.. CIayett is the mast pleasing
speaker who has yet made debut in the
Territory that he possesses In agresscr dc
gree than any other the requisite talents
which crown the successful ''stumper "
With . voice ard clocution powerful. clear
and distinct, with happy vein Of humor,
vet not u narrator. with quickness Of per.
ceplion nnd sliness "f expression, and a
flow of the mother tongue that starts aud
stops ut his bidding. he pursucs bis theme
10 the desired end without hesitancy. lie
has just enough "f the visionary I" render
word painting easy and pleasurablc, and
sufficient sclf .esteeh, Ia realize the fact of
his having built . word palace - soon ~
the most pcrccptiye of his listeners Like
Mr.. Word, he loves 10 mount the rostrum
whenever called upon, conscious that no
listener Is his peer, Ms speaker, in the gym.
psthy OF the people. He has made brave
and able campaign, one that his friends,
both political and personal, may well bs
proud Of, and il probably the only Repub
licnn that would have stood the rcmotcst
chance If success against the Democratic
nominee, and Democratic majority Of Mon
tana. We have the greatest confidence IN
the integrity of purpose Of Billy" CIayett.
believe him incorruptible by either friends,
foes or the desire for wealth, and have tie
utmost faith tl,at-if defeated by Major
Magnnis--hc will faithfully Iabor during
the remainder of his term In Congress for
what he believes u bc the material welfare
of Montana and her people
With defeat will naturally come disap.
p4,int,ncnt; but, the me" who 10 voting
their honest convictions have deprived =
good man and friend of \ scat In Congress,
will not incur .lisplrAsurc or en,nity from
Billy Clsxcst In c ,nsequeace. Liberal ~
opinion, sttsdfsst IN friendships, aud tena'
cious III principle-hc can but esteem those
of his friends who have opposed HIM on
principle, and We beliey. We hut utter the
feeling Of Montana whc" saying go Or
stay, We have cauxs IL bc proud Ut yea "a. n
ci,izn OF our isud.
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Sometimes, along the gloom
We meet q Traveller, striking hands with whom
Maketh little swcet aud tender light
To- bless our sight,
Aud change the clouds around " mud above
Into celestial shapes this II love.
-.AIic, Cary.
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San Francisco received last year from Los
Angeles orchards 1,73O, 900 oranges. This
year the receipts were 100000 up to June
20, and tho supply pretty well exhausted.
Besides these there were 1000, 600 received
from South Sea Islancs and coast ports
south of the Gulf Of California. The total
receipts Of the year TO date wero about o..
00o, 900. and the average price 80 per thou.
send, or four cents per orange. That gives
@So0, 900 for the crop marketed In San Fran.
cisco, and 3l60, 900 for Los Angeles share
of it.
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There was considerable fun 1t rcprcsen.
,alion Of Romeo and Juliet" in little
French theatre. Nine. Dengrane, the
Juliet IT the occasion, WAS lying dead ."
tomb. 1t WAS raining torrents; n drip
came through the roof and fell ON Julic,'s
nose she adc . face. Another drop fell
on her eye she winked. Il was facial
expression not taught by Delaarte. Finally
she took 10 watching the drops, s"d ds'ds.
ing them. The aulicncs caught tho idea
sympathixcd with her. ''fAOk out. Nm.
Juliet" said one fclhw..: there's sh0ppcs
. comin'--I scc it!' Mind yOur eye T.
said another. "MAdAme," ssid third, ris
ing, will you accept tho asc of NY nm.
brells = OF course The trsgeiy ended.
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4 Wealthy Woman In San Francisco Be.
ewn,eS 4 (omnasa Dvuakard.
From the San Francisco Bulletin.

From the San Francisco Bulletin.
A few days since Mrs Louisa Mighells,
woman said to be possessed of property
In this citv 10 the value of &30O, 900, was
arrested and taken TO The station. house as
common drunkarl, her conduct having be.
come intolerable 10 people residing In her
vicinity. The police court consigned her
TO the Home of lnebristes, under the appre.
hcnsion that her arrangement was but tcm-
porary; but after remaining IN that institu.
ton q short time it was found that decided
insanity had been induced by prolonged
dissipation, and the patient was transferred
10 the asylum ut Stockton. The Vallejo
CArOaicls, noticing the circumstance, sup>
plies the following history 1T the unfortu.
nate woman: Several years ago her husband
ran small freight steamer between Napa
and San Francisco. known NJ the Mount
Eden. Hc had been in the insane asylum
prior thereto. Afterwards his wife per.
suaded him 10 make trip 10 The South
$50 II vessel he had purchased, andon the
retun. whss some forty miles from the
Heads, the male made N Intellectual attempt
to throw Capt. Nighells overheard. Tho
mals was convicted and sent to San Quen.
Tin. Il beiag senesslly believed that Nigh.
els wife was priyy toihsattenpted murder
Some twenty-five years ago Mighells was =
Jrayman n New OrIeanA and On bis mar
Yiage day drove his fsiure wife 70 church on
10 Asay, from whence ihsy got OF and
wsse married. During his insanity she got
hold Of nearly III his property By deed and
would never rstsrs Il ns went 70 England
. lew yeass 600. aad 40 has lived II 6aa
Fi1sciscs. vhess ~ Tsats q she property
tAas ailai1sd have aee1AalAtsd uatil -
- ts,s - ueney. - - = -
Iir1g ~
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,, advertising payab" quarterly n due.
s:h 3.,a u ,dy.rlt.ing payable in advance.
Tar. "'% "'%,,ir,, me- 30 pct cent more than REGULAR
.ar- r, i-us u cent. for the first Insertion 10
Lscs ~" line tor each succeeding insertion: 'nr-
rp'. 4 IN Noupa.irl measure.
co,b,eew ew"rs ~, abb" on delivery.
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Sat- Lake.
-11eg1sa Pslitieal 8ssaing DssAsa -
b1o 0ogDoo 19oA

Salt Lake. Aug. IA mass meeting 10
ratify the nomination Of General Maxwell,
uentile nominee f0i Cs,nsrcss. was broken
up to night by Mormon crowd. counte-
nsnced by tbs police. The crowd hooted,
called the speakers by every vile and pro.
fame name and finally hnwlcd them down.
The outrage was most dis graceful, even In
Salt Lake. To Americans il shows precisely
what the Mormon snimus is-intolcfent,
bigoted. fanaticsl and anti American. The
Mormon leaders are responsible. The Gen.
tiles are incensed and savage. Another such
outrage will produce bloodshed. Young's
son. Tom Fitch and other Mormon sympl.
tbtxcrs had M influence on the crowd.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

OFFICE OF JAY { ooKE & Co.,
ia s. Third street, Phila., July 80
The following telegram has just been
received from New York:
jay Cooke, Esq., Philadelphia:
SIR: Seeing newspaper accounts of In-
dian troubles at Brainerd, OH the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, telegraphcd
yesterday to General c. W. Mead, our gen.
eral manager, for the truth. HIS answer,
just received, is: ''There is no trouble with
Indians at Brainerd or on the line. A
drunken sheriff telcgraphed the Governor
for troops, and he sent them without in.
quiry from any one. There has not been,
nor is there now "ry e~~ee fos alssm from
Indians. None of the citizens arc alarmed.
You can rely on this.
w. MILNOR ROBERTS,
Chief Engineer n. p. r. r.
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An economical Iowan, who had h,oth.
ache, determined to remove his tooth In the
Indian fsshk,n. Accordingly he bent down
. aapling IN the wexds, lay down himself.
and attached stout c,rd 70 bis tooth and
The sap:inG. Then hc h,uchsd the spring,
aud the next hc knew he had jumped over
. g,ove IT about forty small irces, and was
trying 10 get out Ut small pond that be
happened to alisht in.
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M A r. & s
For Cattle. sheep II Hogs.

marks are the cheapest. the most lasting the
la,.a moahls~ome and the mort cDhiplets cver
,a ahhLa. rhLa. They arc nsei and recommended hy many
mi, M nest breeders IN the United States and CAnadA.
En..asu,, u Is l.oring salem. MSss.. President New
,a.. n H. Professor n. Miles. of tho state Asricai
N y 'or:e, Lansing, Mich. lion. George Brown.
n 'nmonio; Ont. Bnrdcli l.ooinis, Winds0s Locks,
'sehan. ZHnesy ylis. Ohio.
~ ssch mark Is ssamprd thu owDcs's name and tho
,..a sasnlanr. aaA ~e warrant them 70 wa09 tqe -
iss md keep ~ bright N silver. We scuA the@
sxpssss Or possrgc. on strcipt u 0sly seee
s~ss haska.
A1Asess
DASAA YOUNG. u ~ ~ m ~. -
tss addsssaad 70 ~ NV NQoS9W1e 80
NsS1ssl, = ~ - ~; r ~ = r.
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Political Notes.

"Greeleymocracy" il one Of the words
now figuring In camp.ign paragraphs. aa :
The ultra Democrats of Oregon pfopnse
to send delegates 10 the Louisville Conyen.
ton. sNtak
Julius Conyersc IS the Oldest man ever
nominated for Governor Of Vermont. bciux
seventy three wears old
Gcrritt Smith goes for Grant, SAYING:
''Thc Democratic party II my dread. The
Republican party is my hops
The Inter. Ccean says tlssss 10 no uss Of
the Democrats trying 70 make hard cider
campaign out Of q bran.bread candidate.
Mr.. Stanley Ma,l,ews, Of Ohio, Who v.s
. leader IN the Cincinnati naoyssseat beforo
It was captured by the Greelsyltes. IN, de-.
clared for Grant and Wilson. M.
Mr.. Greeley says, Il ans asppb)lcas
Still Andy Johnson used . ~ o. .Aoee
who rebuksd him for his tssaeAsgy: II an
- good Republican isyou asar Hlsaosy
constantly repeats itself. lssts
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A recent census places the total population
of the Russian Empire throughout its whole
territory at eighty -one million five hundred
thousand souls. Of these sixty ono million
four hundred and twenty thousand are EN-.
braced in European Russia, five million
three hundred and nineteen thousand three
hundred and sixty three in the kingdom of
Poland, and one million seven hundred
and ninety -four thousand nine hundred and
eleven in Finland. The increase during the
last four years has been at the average rate
of four per cent
This is the way they call out the figure Of
. reel in Arkansas Dance to the gal will,
the yellow shawl now down outside and
up in the middle; turner to your partner,
Isaac Smith, and now to sthat stranger {;
sache 10 the right and left; re de fan. da
du de; now to Peter Schwitcllwall'sd daugh.
ter; turn 10 your partner, every one set to
the girl with the tiaring frill balance one
and spin about to the girl with = hole in the
heel of her stocking"
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,,,r.lciuns-Sur r,rs.a,llss- Dentists
,,r,ull ND. J.. y. HOLMES, n. y.
>,,rt-IlI:I.I. X IIDI.Ml;S.
surgeons and l'hysi<'tnsas.
osi.r a county Hospital, Corner M and ID street.
DEER LODGE. MONTANA. sI-ly
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Every column Of = .Aew.psper coaiains
from twelve TO fifteen. thopGanil distinct
pieces Of metal, and the diepl laccmcnt Of any
would cause typograpA,cAl error. And
yes some people lay. clal16 = rsna1o oahls
smartness If they can dlssps - end r u
newspaper. When suck psep,s - ~ !,
with wrong letter ind, shsy - -
that they coald spoil thas - swoaeaa
right that they arc Alprg IT. wlD1s
day. sIs slgs4s L
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,,.l.S-llDN.A Al. c.AlIDS.
LANES T.. CALLAWAY.

JNWEN T.. SNIt1NVNIs
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
VIRGINIA CITY. MONTANA TERRITORY.
,,ir. ip All the Courts of Record In MOnta.
and syr ,ae,nlt atrnion'o Nil business i"tr"sted
'p,,irnar a't"tion given to COLLECTIONS. aud DRAFT
-. D'el- a"''sH@'- contracts POWERS "' "''''"'''
~ ,Hr. ntI"jnin. Secretary OF ,h" Territory.
:" IiI,~iyr-dSwl
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Chief Engineer N. P. r. r.

Some of the tautology Of the legal for
mule may be gathered from the following
specimen, wherein if man wishes to give
an orange, instead OF saying, II give you
that orange" he must set forth his will and
deed thus: II give you oil and singular,
my estate and interest, right, title and
claim, and advantage of and in that orange,
with al its rind, skin, juice, pulp and pips,
and all rights and advantages therein, with
full power TO bite, suck or otherwise eat the
same orange or give the came away, with
or without its rind, skin, juice, pulp and
pits, anything heretofore or hereafter in any
other deed or deeds, instrument or instru-
ments of whatever kind or nature soevcr, to
the contrary in any wise notwithstanding.
The Chinese carte dc cisite Il q curiosity.
1t consists Of huge sheet Of bright scarlet
paper, with the owners name inscribed in
large le,ters-the bigger, the more exquisite
For extra grand occasions this card is fold.
ed ten times, the name is written in the
right hand lower corner, with ahumliatiug
prefix like. ''your very stupid brother, ="
''your unworthy friend who bows his head
and pays his respects" etc, the words,
your stupid" taking the place Of yours re.
spectfully." II is etiquette to return these
cards 10 the visitor, it being presumable
that their expenses is too great for genera
distribution.
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mr.. HOWARD 0. 0'NElL,

JtrkSoN STREET, HELENA.
rl,, t., h1:,M Office. and within half square oi
Wells, Fargo CO.'S office.
tu Post Odsee Beg Ne. 4o2.
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International Hotel,

VIRGINIA CITY. MONTANA.
sI,lis HOTEL having been rchttcd and retnnshcd
/ /. now complete IN all IT. appointments. ana u \
f,,l class hotel In every respect The patronage OF
ihe Krridrnt aud Travelling Public II respectfully
iuileh. Charges moderate.
llGiyr DAVIS skIhN'N'.
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Wyoming Hotel,
&C. lIIGHy. IRA p. HIGBY, Managers.
EB.
Ilc0,iUuurfcv far ylOMtNMiNsss.

l,ESEKaI. OFFICES UNION PACIFIC t..
! all lisroad Ticket Offices and Baggage DepOts
aud the Passenger Transfer Company Ofdce. directly
opposite this House.
" Onnibusscs start for MI trains from this point.
aud ali baggage transferred here. .ls-ly
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F5ssnsn xisssndrisi b Eernsms brewster, PhilsasI
Sss Rs;S 5:SS
Busrs Pe., SGans:n
son, Port Jchn;Sn; Emma ! Gregory, ThOrndiEs. New
saq ssp br,
FSs1 os PAW
ssiisd.stssmer PaphsE Minis, phiIadslphis; scArs
BRIDE ionesS tO,Sfop New Ssrs
EsIssls Ss% yo.f anSy Geo x,a srsassssS
sse en John x.nnovs
asS wilma Bags
J. Harris, Nichols and Ocean Wave, Bryant, PhnadeE
RICHMOND Sept 2s:-Arryed, steamship. Old Domin-
BostoS i scSrs Mott Bsssu Bsds New JoRs.
sos o York. via
h isas; e sasss
SAN FRANCISCO Sept I7-Cleared, ship Republic, Nc
GiiiveTy, LagyseerpSGl. l.. p,,x,,u. p.xo. uvo-s
's SEPT rarsss ss%
Jacnto, HazaId New York Montgomery, FairclOth do;
saNsadv led 81 81, belle crswsll, for J.cksonvIle:
ss.s oss
ps
els
RondOut
STONINGTON, Sept 24-Arrved, schrs Albert Thomas
Taylor Virginia for Providence; Smith, Baldwin,
Coxsackie for DO; Fredonia Lewis, Rondout for Paw
VINEYARD HAVEN, Sept 24-Arrived, brig Mary,
KnOwlt0n Savannah for Boston he captain and Of the
crew sick with Southern fever schrs = Drew, Jack
sonyille for Boton Frank Cotton Alexandria for do
A9sg s.S S Issy p z zass RsnS T S
Saco Err, do for Rockport, Mass.
Passed bySchr Loretta Fish, from Alexandria for Bos
ton.
Returned-Brig Mechanic; schrs Eleanor B Conwell.
Josiah Whitehouse, and Louisa Bliss schr vesa did MOI
sail
Sailed-Schr VIM Arthur.
WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 23-Cleared, bark Ul, GoitieI
Hamburg.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 25, 1872
CLEARED.

Bros "
a Aspinwel. "
hardt Co. " ~
steamship strassburg CBD, Barre Bremen via South.
sSespship City OF Havana. Deaken, Havana-F Alex
steamship Eagle CBp. Jackman, St Johns. NF--Bow.
Steamship VIM @ Hewes, Trip, Indisnola via Calves
ton-Chas Morgan. Wv - 1900
Steamship City Of Galveston, Jones, New orieans-C
Mallory Co.
Steamship Rapidan, Baker, savannah--w R Garrison.
Ferris Co.
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence Bostop--IJ pimock
Wood.
Co.
= Bark North Wind Br) Savage, Cork-Funch, Edge a
Bark Rauni CRuss) Fonteil stocthoIm-C Tobias A Co.
rd bark ncy Frances Nor, Loreptsen, Bppoa-Funch,
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Brig Eastern Star, Foster, Demarara-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Brig John Given Br Long, Liverpool, Ns-A Brig
ham,
Schr Isabel, Monsell, San Blas-Miler Hcxghton.
Schr Promenader (Br), Davidson, Yarmouth, NS-Cran
dali, Berteaux 4 Co.
schr Chas Morford, Parsons Jacksonville-van Brunt
Bros.
schr Pacific, Gaskell, Washington NC-zophar Mills:
schr James w Boyle, Smith, Norfolk, va-Isaac r Sta
PIES
schr A. @ ireland, Townsend. Washington, DC-van
Brunt Bros
,sloop Emperor, Demck New Haven-Ferguson
Steamer W Brune Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Stimer. Warren. Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. PHILADELPHIA.
The steamship Hutton cleared by Wright Co
mot as before reported).
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THE JACKSON STREET MURDER.

Garrett Landus, a brother Of Timothy Landus,
who stabbed Joseph Burnett with a pair Of scis-
sors at his house, 70 Jackson street, on Sunday
night last, was arrested by Ofilcer Cahill, Of the
Nineteenth sub-precinct, last night, and brought
to the Thirteenth precinct station house. The
brothers Landus and the deceased, 1t will be re-
membered, were the only male persons in the room
at the time the murder was committed. Coroner
keenan, will hold an investigation to-day.
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schr Thos Hull Brown, Port johnson for Somerset.
Schr Mary Il Reeves, MalOney, Hoboken for Boston.
schr W sarkey Br), Smith, New York for Newfound.
land.
Schr Ritter Ritter New York for Providence.
schr Laughton Laughton Elizabethport for Penn
broke.
Schr Sea Flower, Baker, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Lacon. Kennedy New York for Providence.
Steamer Tnets Gale New York for Providence.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

Hesterday's Trotting and Pacing Con-
tcsts-Jane, George M. Patchen, DR.,
and Lady Tomey tho Winners.
Two trotting and one pacing contest came Off at
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon, anording
much pleasure to quite q large number OF specta-
tors The summaries Of the days programme will
be found as under:-
FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRIsANIA n. Y.-Septem.
Der rs, 1s72-Match $500, mile heats, pest three in
fve
H. Bowen named gr m. Jane, in har-
ness. Observation-Disclosures. l
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THE BALL FIELD.

The Mutuals Defeat tho Athletics-A
Close Game.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. rs, 1872
The ninth championship game between the Mu-
tuals and Athletics played this afternoon In the
presence OF 1900 persons. The following Is the
.x,, LET. d. 3d. an. 5h. 6N IN sth Oh
S; SSSi s.,..a.i I ! : 3 ! 3-llss
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Steamship Scotia, and Minnesota for Liverpool;
don; City of Havana, Vera Cruz and HAVANA City OF
Galveston, New 0reans Zodiac, MOrehead City, briggs
Tartar, Queenstown; Josie, Cadiz.
Wind at sunset s, fresh
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ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS,

Annexed is the return Of estimated weekly earn.
ings Of the Erie Railway, commencing April 1.
1874
For week ending September %. s4s3,iO2 s47s.ssa
Previously reported.......... s,677,643 $500, 40i
Total earnings since April l.$e 1eo,745 $9,172,7sa
Decrease for week. ........................ e74o
'""reAse for twenty tree weeks W datc.v SlsQQo
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S HIP NC NEWS.
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH,

The NEv YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestone Ii, and the is
open for the transaction of business
This line will be found of great service those having
business with vessels passing to and from the SOUND
facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there Is other Geographic communication with
MILESTONE the Herald Line will be open for business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less, two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For q message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels Off MILESTONE one
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for NRw YORK HERALD Free
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE pier No East River
Herald Branch ONCE, No 1865 Broadway
whitestone Dock, whitcstone, IL
Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
sun rises 81 Gov. Island. EVE 3 40
sun sets. ........ 81 Sandy Hook. EVE OF
MOON rises. morn IL 90 He'll Cate. ... eve 81
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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The match Of 800 between Owners gray mare
Kate, In harness. and w. B0wen's gray gedng Joe
Robin, TO wagon, did not take place, neither put.
ting in an appearance.
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HALLS DRIVING PARK.

fair number Of turfmen gathered yesterday at
Halls Driving Park, on the Coney Island road, to
witness the contest between horses that had never
beaten three minutes for purse OF 500. The fol-
lowing is the summary:
Halls DRIVING PARK L. l., September rs,
le72-Purse 800, for horses that had never beaten
three minutes; mile heats, best three In ive In
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n the courts Of different States No publicity Advice
Free Notary Public and Commissioner for every State.
r. l. KING. Counsellor t-L,aw, 863 Broadway
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4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A different staes legal everywhere; desertion, 4cv
divorce granted advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Counsellor, &C., $50 Broadway. 4
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