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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.


mdse ana y passengerst TO WI aurst. Sow l. no lat,
Antwerp 81 lat i2 II. lon IS a, steamship spain tBrI.
steamship Metropons. Potter samana Oct 10 St Do
mirgo City 2lst Cane liayuen 24th and Norfolk Aov5
Steamship knickerbocker, Kemblc New Orleans, with
anh Medaor 70 Martin rsgsana via Port
Royal, with mdsc and passengers TO Herman GeIpcke
mdse and passengers 70 Murray Ferris Co Noy
steamship champion Lockwood, Charleston Nov 4,
Steamship kichmond, Read, Norfolk, win mdse and
steamship North Point smith PhiIadep phla. with mdse
to the Lorillard steapsnip as Go. - ~. ,.,
hemp &C. e Vernon Brown Brow 4 Co. Passed Anjer
Eaaaor T. s Sept y in lon 81 o had anu heavy gale
from INV e for & four day. on the western ;af,
variable winds from EsE 10 sw Gp to lat 70 where Il
S SaSs @ rsm spa lad Y varaDc ea Hes 'sve
Z with mdse 10 Henderson Bros Passed cape Of Good
Iopc sept l, and crossed the Equator sept27 in Ion
ship 81 Paul 1870 tons, Wood, Bath. Nc, days.
n BARK John worstsr ,o noston Flsp singapere Jny
July So Cape OF Good Hope sept AMI the r1ua
p5 from ofs s 20 in a1 G9 % had m @ @ S Ta @ qnG l sns %
from singapore f2g FalTogth 2 days out; Aug a. ai
Falmcuth; 2d lat IS 10, lon lS 20 schr Ganon
Bark obiic aus, Muinovich Dublin q DAYS in bal
last TO slocovch Co oct ~ aV miles sorth Of Ber
bound west.
Bark kosmos tGcr Meyer, Bremen "a days with
mdse 20 Schwoon
Bark Harry Buschman (of Truro Nsl congdon Ant
werp 81 days, In allast 10 j Y Whitney n 60.
Bars Ano ikus, Schroeder Rotterdam Gl days, IN
Barr Emma 81 fruro Ns), o'Brien. Dunkrk ae days,
Bark Enamel (5wel. Hagherg, Bordeaux sc days
with mdse 10 order vessel to Funch. kdye 4 Co.
Bark Lyn Non, Wold Rio Janciro 52 Iys, with coffee
TO faUbri a Chauncey, vessel to letcns X Bockmann.
Crossed The Equator Oct In lon 33 oct 30 lat ~ 80 NJ
Philadelphia.
Brig j Pcttengil toi Portland Hall, Malaga Oct7
with rut - Bomcz Arqumbau; vessel 10 Miller n
Houghpn Passed Gibraltar oct ~.
Brig Fortuna (Portl, Mesduita 0porto a. days, with
wine &c. % fagemeyer BrInn
Brig 1eneridc Tracy Monte yideo o. Aays. wl hides
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SAILED.

Steamships Oceanic (Br for Liverpool; City Of Brook
yn Be- DO; Batavia !Br) do France (br,, do NscSar
Rr Londnoa; Aeaaalco AZ Aspinwall cI q da Houston =
New orleans; Gen Meade, do; Regulator, sayan-
nah nah San SALVADOR do; south Carolina Charleston
NO knight Georgetowa pc 9Ia DOMINION Reh-
London; barks Henry Ranking Br), Rio Janeiro; MIN
OBJ, London; Lea Aus), Liverpool; John Griffin Ha.
vana; Geo W Jones (Br, Doboy, Ga; Hermann Behrent
Ger, LISBON; o5ss silas Award Br,, rernampbnco
Adeline Richardson. Cardenas Nuova Achilles ltaD.
Gibraltar; Nette, New Orleans; schrs Georgetta,
Ponce, PR; + POWELL, Wilmington, ,NC Potosi. -
Wind Mt sun set g. light
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TROTTING AND RUNNING ON STATEN ISLAND
New Dorp the Winner OF the Trotting
Gerald OF the Running Race.

New DOrp the winner OF the VrOtt1ng,
Gerald OF the Running Race.
The Sea View Park Association Uf Staten Island
had very interesting days sport at their grounds
yesterday. The weather was charming and the
attendance good. The first race was trot for a
purse OF $500, for horses that had never beaten
ESQ. There were ten entries OF which d. B. Gon's
bay geding New Dorp, G. II. McDcnald's gray
mare Privateer Maid and l. Devoe's bay geldng
Tommy Moore started. Privateer Maid had the
call In the pool sales. She won the nrst
heat very handlly In 2:531. In the second
neat, soon AFTER the word was given, Priva-
teer Maid broke badly, ana in her divers
efforts TO get her down she swerved into the
fence and broke one OF the shafts OF the suky. New
DUrp tnen vook the lead, which he kept 10 the
Moore, In 2 :ooJs. Privateer Maid was dstanceu.
New Dorp was then made the choice The pair
terms ior the third heat, New Dorp taking the
lead, ana, although cl sey pressed by Tommy
Moore. ne won the heat by a head IN 2:504. SO
sure was the race looked upon iOr New DOrp that
t1o one was willing TO bet dollar against him. In
the fourth heat New Dorp behaved badly, Tommy
getting the lead, which ne Kept, winning the heat
by a length in AS. After which there was some
little betting, at the odds OF TO on New Dorp.
Some time was wasted in scoring Tor the nith
heat, Moore breaking several times just at the
| wire. Finally tney got away together, New DorD
which he held Ior tnree-quarters Of a mile, wnen
/ he tired, and New Dorp went TO the 'front.' VIM
ming the neat and race in 2:5oh, Tommy Moore
TIE RUNNING RACE.
For the running race, hali-mile heats, there were
/ four entries. viz.:-Imp, Minnie Mac, Camden and
Gerald. In the lew pools sold Minnie Mac mad
the call. considerable dlnlculty was experienced
! by the judges TO get them well away. MINNIE and
/ Imp behaving badly at the post When they did get
away Gerald and Camden had the best OF the
start both the others sulklng; Gerald Keeping the
4 lead and winning the heat easy IN 5l1z seconds
I Camoen second, Minnie Mac third and Imp last
| During the heat Minnie Mac sprung all her plates,
/ and splitting her hOofs badly the judges gave Mr..
Mckee permission To Withdraw ner, and at the
same time declared all the money bet individually
on ner "on" but that all pools in which she sold
against the field should stand. After winch no one
could be induced to bet dollar against Gerald.
He won the second and third heats and the race
easy in 56lz and So seconds. Camden. second each
heat, got second money, and Imp third money.
SUMMARY.
FAIR GROUNDS OF THE SEA VIEW PARK ASS0CI-
ALTON NEW DoRP, STATEN ISLAND. SATURDAY,
NOV. ,7.-Trotting pnrse, 5000, Ior horses that
had never beaten Z:50; mile heats, best three In
1ve IN harness; 500 to the first, 500 to the sec
ond, and $40 to the third
STARTERS.
Z. B. GofY's New Dorp. .............. ! ! l
L. Devoe's b. Y. Tommy Moore. 2 i
Z. II. McDonald's gr m Privateer
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heats best three In nve, catch weights 500 to the
first $50 to the second aud $40 TO the third.
Owners bk. &. Gerald. aged, by Mickey
Free dam Rosette tPrine). .............
Owners 8. n. Camden, aged. by Bulletin,
dam unKnown t3oughoum) ............. 2
Owners $. b. Imp, aged, pedigree unknown 3
Owners ch m Minnie Mac, by Planet, dam
Time, 54n-56L-56,
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Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in.
formed that by telegraphns to the HERALD London
Bureau No AZ Fleet street. arrivals and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will caoied this country
free of charge and puDlishel,
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TR0TrINa STALLION RUINED.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, Nov. :, 1874.
The trotting stallion Manhattan, while being
driven to buggy to-day, ran away. Miss Alice
Saunders teacher. one OF two persons thrown out,
had an arm broken and received other injuries.
The horse had the cords or both hind legs cut an
Is probably ruined. he was valued at $40. 600
and owned by Tailman d Meyers, Of Dutcness
county.
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. Z, 1874
In the pools for the great $4,000 trotting race
between occident, Judge Fullerton and Chicago
Boy, at the District Fair Grounds to-day, Occident
sold iavorite. with Fullerton second choice. The
weather. Is threatening and the race may have 10
be postponed.
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Foreign AsOrts.

ARrorBo Oct 17ID port brig Jas Miller Parker, for
New YORK next dav.
GLouoRsrEn, i, Oct 2s-cleared bark Champion tBr),
killaui, savannah
MELsoURSr sept 7--sailed, ship Royal Alfred (3r
Phillips Portland, q thas been reported sailed Aug ~.
In port cpt II, ship Herald. DAVIS Tor Passaroeang
OrAGo NJ, Aug A-Arryed, bark Colusa Howes
rard Inlet
uuEueo, Nov 7--Arriveo. steamships Cifcasxsn far
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Five Very Interesting Inp
Events.
GRAY Chief Ella Madden, Ameri-
can Girl and Bella
the Winners.
Goldsmith Maid Fails to
Beat Her Record.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAYS RACES

PoiSr BREEZE PARK, November and 6-Purse
600 Tor norses tnat have never beaten 2:3s 5000
g. the first $3.50 10 the second, Sl50 TO the tDird
aud 500 10 the fourth morse, mile meats, best three
An nvp N
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Latcr-The Race Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. I, 1874.
The race between Occident, Fullerton and Chi
cago Boy has been postponed till Wednesday next
on account OF rain.
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GoIJsmSth Maids TrOt.

sfEcIAL PuRsE-FRIDAY, Nov. 0, 1s74.-s1, 500 for
GOLDSMITH Maid to trot against her best record.
2:l4. the mare being accompanied by q running
horse, driven to a sulky:
SUMMARY.
Previous Record, 2:14.........................
f,odStulLn MAID Y
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAYS TRoTs.
POINT BREEZE PARK-Purse 81 900, for horses
that nave never beaten 2:32 $500 TO the first, $3.50
TO The second $3.50 to the third and 500 TO the
fourth horse; mile heats, best three IN i've, IN
harness.
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MI.CMLLANEOu..


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A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ ofdiiercnt states; legal everywhere publicity
no ecs In advance; advice free; com missioner every
state. FREDERICK T. KIN
Counsellor At Law 3j3 Broadway
A BSobuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
- ent states Legal everywhere. Dcscrtion, &c,
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untl divorce granted. Advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, l94 Broadway
A -CATARRH DISCHARGE FROM NOsTaIIS,
"a offensive breath sore throat cough hawking spit
ting, speei and e!icctuely cured DR.. DE kREMEN.
- west Fourth street near University place. Pamphlet
sent tree.
X EEP THE AIR PURE IN YOUR DWELLINGS AND
IN Offices avoid headaches. colds diphthera, indi-
gcsiion cold tees nc. by using "De Carboncecr, tie
Carbon aiern Get IL from your druggist grocer. house
ulnisIing store and OF store dealers Principal depot
ana 1irce 3n Broadway. va0Iu Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A.
CHILDREN
TRETnINd.
MRS wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIAss
greatly facilitates the process OF tectng BY sotenns
the reducing all Inflammation. will allay all pain
and spasmodic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE YOUR BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers it will give rest to your.
selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have up and sold article Tor years. and can
say in confidence and truth of it what we have never
been able say OF any other mcdicnc-neyer has IT,
failed single instance, effect cure when timely
used Never did We know instance of dissatisfaction
by any who used it On the contrary. all are de-
lighted with operations speak in terms Of high.
est commentator OF its magical effects and medica,
virtues We speak in this matter "what we do know"
after years of experience and pledge our reputation
for the ulhlmcnt of what we here declare In almost
every the infant suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief win be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation has been used with never
failing success
THOUSANDS OF CASES
1t only relieves the child Of pain but nvgorates
the stomach bowels corrects acidy gives tone
'stantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND coLIC.
% s sna s
cause Ws would mother whS enid
s h lns s s ns Wit
sure-yes Absolutely follow the this medi
n Il %e sas oSsa Se ES so ,%s % sng
KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper
Sold by druggists thr hroushout the world
A.
BROWNS
vERM1FUGE CoMF1rs.
Oh WORN LozENaER
Much slckness undoubtedly with children and adults,
The Vsrmifuse comats although efsctaa in destroying
s% 10. S he mSst
used by physicians and found TO DO
SAFE AND SURE
in eradicating worms so hurttu children. Children
hsyng woFms prooased Is nesecs
SYMPTOMS OF woRMs.-The symptoms Of Worms in
The ,e qs sS an
itching Of the nose grinding the teeth and start
4: :Tss &
gredients used in making
BROWNS vERNIFUGE coMFITs
Children oisen look pale and SICK from no other cause
HAVING WORMS IN THE STOMACH.
com win Destroy worms M witnou.
in worm preparations
2, CENTS BOX.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. CHEMISTS AND DEALERS,
IN MEDICINES
A.
DENTIFRIcE.
to Cleanse and whiten the Teeth.
use Browns Camphora.ed
saponaccous Dentfrice.
To remove Tartar from the Teeth.
use Browns Camphoratee
saponaceous Dentrics.
To swccten the Breath ana Preserve the Teeth,
use Browns Camphoratcd
sapenaceous DentifrIce..
To make the Gums Hard and Healthy,
use Browns Camphorated
SAponaceous Dcntifrice.
Microscopical examinations by Dr. H. l. Bowditch. Of
the matter deposited on the teeth, have proved that
those only who used deniriceiwere free from
the Accommodations OF animal and vegetable parasites
upon the eeth and gums The addition of camphor
strengthens and relieves soreness OF the gums and
tee tn, and maintains them constantly in healthy
state. Used daily as preventive for the oothache Isl
is invaluable.
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN BROWN 4 SONS,
BOSTON.
CURTIS BROWN, PRoPRIEToRs.
NEW YORK.
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TINE.
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UdlE
Miie.
2:zllS
2as1s
FIRST neat


sIuSb hedt' ....ss..s.... 3lta l.U0 Z:zlts
Second neat......... "a l:u7k 2:Iss
FD's 1rtdk-Goldsmlth Maid started few
.lengths 10 'front.' OF the runner, and, trotting
steadily, went 10 the quarter pole IN 81 seconds.
sG0ing TO the nail mile pole sne made q SKIP. but
did not seem 10 lose any ground. as the runner
was a. Tar away as he was before the break The
mare passed the halimile pole IN :O9 and alter.
/ waIds trosting steadily, came to the stand in
s2:Z1la.
Second Trfdl.-Goldsmith Maid was started ter
ttwenty minutes rest and going away at rapid
nate, passed the quarter pole In "a seconds with
. q break on the turn. She broke up again on the
.backstretch. but Notwithstanding this mishap
passed the hali-miIe pole In ~. The mare then
frotted freely and steadily around the lower turn
out when she came M the homestretch she seemed
10 labor more than usual. and as she
passed the stand she appeared quite tired.
1ilIe mile was made In 2:1s1s, wnen her owner,
seeing that sne mad no chance to beat the record,
prndenty made no further effort. The truth Is,
neither ine track nor the weather were suitable
for sncn performance, and Mr.. Smith would have
been commended By fishtminded people II ne
baa moi started the marc 1T all, NOTWITHSTANDING
tlc larue attendance
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SHIP PING NEW
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
eamsr. SaRs. DcstiHafton.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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Will extract the fire |
and remove all pain and |
Pain In the Side, st0m
Dysentcry and summer
taken internally AS 10!
fuli OF water, put a table
sugar, add to II u tea
hold Panacea and Family
together, and drink 1t.
either from Geld, Bron
prepare the mixture as
spoonful or two every
day. For Rheumatic AT
stomach or Back, spinal
Back or side, make a
plication OF the House |
Liniment, In Its full
well. For Toothachc, wet
IL into the tooth. lis best |
an external application, !
mixture internally. For
In its full strength, imme
For Cuts, wrap up the
wet the bandage thor
hold Papacea and Family
the blood ana invig
No mistake aboutit. For
dealers In medicines.
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from a burn immediately
soreness, In al. cases OF
ach. Back or Bowels,
Complaints, IL should be
lows:-To u tumbler halt
spoonful or more OF
spoonful OF the House
Linimcnt-mix them well
In all cases Of sore Throat,
chitis, or any other cause,
above, and take a tea
hour or two through the
lections In the Limbs.
Diseases, Stitches In the
thorough external ap-
hold Panacea and Family
strength. rubbing II in
. piece OF cotton and put
at all times, when making
10 take some Of the above
burns or Scalds, nut 1t on
diately after the accident.
wound In the blood and
oughIv with the House
Liniment. IL uuickens
/ crates the whole system.
sale by chemists and.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

ship Alex Marshall. from Liverpool tor New York. No
s, $50 miles from Boston lightship.
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8. Ibitnitte bedrebeuen Briuatueriten In Senntz
niB eseu iol, eieie Saumitdmme nab Boridrift Dor
ben gDcrften auSu6rtu9en. Sr9eno elm Gioentbiz
mer, Curator, Sormuno, Agent ober iouIti0e Yerz
iou UcGfe Gontrolc elmer gBcrite bat uno iif ,pez
9ert ooer unerldBt, breiBig 2oge nab erbQItener
gtott3 ourf bcn 6aienparoeln einen ioldltu Saumz
fanm oor Der betrefenoen 9Se1te an3ubriugen lou
r oeIe gSetgeruug cine Strafe uon iiiufuno;uqH;ia
Dollars Sableu, uno fir eoeu petteren Gu0 SeT
g8et9erung nm fiinT Collars Detroit meroen, 10
lange, ale Der eroroerlidIe Saumiamfn nidlt qe6o=
rid an Bldbe 1T.
.. abi d. itt.-Sei ueriigt uun pCrorouet, bar
Der 9aien=g8Ororin bereurdl an9e6atcn iein IoI
an allen Der { staot aebori9en, oberbub Der ione5'
sdlle bele9enen gSeriten, Uce feline g0lerne Blntt
form baben, Saumldmme, lDie ie obeH iiir bic Fri
patmerften por9eIhrieben iino, ioort natb @nndbme
oteler Scrorouung aubriuacu 6u Ialien.
S,enrid) Sem,
Brdiioent ocS Smeiten 8rUeQeS;
Stts SetlbOlt,
Yrdiioent oe5 erieu 3tueiac5;
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@ine 8ed,tfertignns Der 8ctBen
BON 0ouiiiattn.
Sie Nepmblifancr fabri5iren nenc
1tferftItcft.

Nemz Srleans, Ga, -. Oft. - 3mi.
iden ben republitaniIhen 5raftionen Sootc
uno 6ogau 1T geitern gtafmittag in Dem
uSlb Sa6erie 9foao Store," ct. Samesz
Sirdipiel, ein offener &f auSgcbrofen,
III lueldem SeriGiebcue bermnnoet, aber Niez
manb getGOtet muroe. 9ie eine Yartei molte
bic nit ben Gonierpatiuen getrofieue lleber-
elnfunit unter5eidnen, alS bic anbere Yartei,
I'm bieS Su uerbinoern, interuenirte.
Son ct. Wtartn8 meloet Der &elogg treue
S6riff, baB su Sreaur Sribge 9roBe ge,
itiirSuug berrIdt, ba $50 Jetter Der - 9GeiBen
gi9a" 0teilen BON Der Stabt unter 8afien
lteben.
Ser mntz9iegiitrator Scloire meloet ans
benielben Srte, baB 3Ol peiBe uno i6warse
9emofraten ii1 in greaur= grioge regiitriren
lieBen, aber BON ben 800 9tepublifanern oes
SeStrfs nauS Sur6t" itd nod tein einSi9er
habe eirseidlneu laiien.
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Selesrapbii&e 9epei@e11.
SnianSs9epei9en.
slus Der g,tmpesba,tptitast,

8aibington II. DIT. = Der Subta=
ner Iqent Deiles tbeilt benz Snbianer= giireau
BON Darlington, i'm Snoianer @ebiete, 5.
Stt., nit, baB "a So9en oer slamas Hnter
Satanta am 8; nahe Der assntunr. Elm Eager
be5ogen uno anideineno bereitinilli9 Der 6or=
oeruns Des Gen. gteia, ibre gSaffen beraus+
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@ohnung gcbradlt, mo man ieine Serlebun=
gen nnterlud)te, aber nidlt mir beoeuteno belt.
Seute ytor9en fanp man i'm toot in ieinem
Sette. Slaren uno 8ellep befinben fib in
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Setle9nns Ser Standardization
atuiiG1eit Chill 1ltt0 SpIfNia.

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