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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-28

SSoos q 90 o.
In gold coin, choice lands, farms ana city
residences. Among the prizes there will be
S25, 900 in gold. The real estate is put in
ut its actual value.
COMMENTATORS from our
long acquaintance with j. Il. Foster, every
confidence in his integrity, we feel justified
In saying we believe he will carry out his
the mayor, Hon. Il. b. Wilson, and the city
council.
THAT old and reliable paper, the Houston
Telegraph, which rarely condescends to no.
tice individual enterprises, says OF the first
drawing;
Not even the most captious and suspecting
person could take exceptions to the manner
of the drawing. II was fair, honorable and
equitab e.
The committee and recorders were of our
very best citizens, and kindly gave their time
and labor to Observation-Disclosures ofthe draw
ing, or rather did the actual labor of it.
Captain Foster. has acted honorably and
fairly throughout the whole management of
this enterprise. Wholesome money has been
made by the venture in all probability, yet
the property given as prizes has only Melted
n fair price, aud the profit Is only an ex-
change of the property for cash.
That staunch democratic paper, the Hous-
ton Age, has the following:
THE G 'MMlTTEE
of gentlemen was one OF the best that could
have been selected by the audience. Hon.
ID. U. Ba-ziza, who supervised the drawing,
IN Our pItstnt unu one vi
most popular men In the district,
THE DRAWING
was prefaced by an explanation from Cap
tain Foster, of the MODE OF drawing This
was well received and understood. precisely
as explained by the circulars. Captain Fos-
ter said that while he wished all his home
people good luck, he yet was free to say that
with the people of poor Mississippi, Louisi-
ana and South Carolina, he felt n greater
sympathy, and he did hope they would draw
the largest number ofprizes, that they might
come to free country, and make n white
man living This sentiment was received
with loud cheers.
The drawing wasthen proceeded with and
the result Is announced elsewhere"
No connection with the Denison, Wagley
q Lockhart, or any other similar enterprise
Tickets SO each,
and liberal discount on orders for q greater
number. RELIABLE AGEN ~ WANTED.
Must have the confidence or the community
in which they live Send for circular. Ref
erence-Dunn, Barlow Co. Is reference book
Jonnd In all banks. \. w. HOUSE, Treasurer.
Address, J. +. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston. Texas.
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REPRODUCING

at price within the popular reach, engrav-
ings never offered before ut less than five
tunes the amount. tl4
These plates have been the attraction Of
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 12-Arrred, schrs Charles w Law
renee, Charlestown Mass; Agnes, Rose and Carrie
Holmes from - for Georgetown; Henchcl, Phiadel-
Saed-Schrs Charmer, and II II Congdon Providence !;
Alfred Brabrook and VIM Mason Orom ieorgetownl,
APPONAUG, Oct ll-Arrved, schr Rachel Jane, Lynch,
I2th-saled schr G W Cummings, Fish, New York ,
BOSTON, Oct I2-Arrived steamer Rattlesnake, Bacon
Philadelphia via Provincetown schr Iirre, Fisher Ho
Ciearcd--schrs II Metcaif Handy, New Brunswick NJ
Frank HERBERT Crowe aud Granite State, Burgess, Phila
delphia.
Sailed from the Roadsb rg Idaho
13hArrived, bark SiiO NoO, Tellcfsen. Gele brig Ar
thur Eggeso Cruise Buena VISTA CNI schrs Ralph Garlic
Lizzie Dow Chase do; silver Spray Chadwick Rondout
Also arrived steamer Glaucus, Bease, New York: bark
Georgetown; Calvin Baker Nckerson Baltimore Annie
Bliss simmons Philadelphia Timothy Field, Miller, Amboy
ClearedSteamers Aries, Whilden. Philadelphia; General
Whitney, Halet New York; schrs Chrome, Wooster Port
an. Prince. Wilamne, Scott st. Marys Ga Vim slater
Kelly, Port Royal Sc; Pioneer Bassett Charleston.
Saedsteamers VIM Lawrence and Aries; shin Ironsides
BALTIMORE Oct 13--Arrived, steamers Fanny Cadwal
lader, Foster New York; William Woodward Young do
Ceafed-Steamers Hibcrnan (Sr Archer Iiyefpool VII
Halifax Fanny Cadwallade Foster, New York vfneland
Bowen, do; bark Anna tNor), Wah Les Stables dOlonne
(France schrs Ben Borand Spciphts Bermuda; Forest
Oak Parker. New Haven Bill Stowe Manson Boston; Fred
Walton. Rich, New York
BELFAST oct ARRIVED. schr w Drnry Henderson,
Boston q load for Charleston land sailed lOthy
BANGOR oct 12--Arrlved brigs Elmira pendeton sa
lens; Isnac Carver, Williams, Boston; Lewis CLARK smith,
New York
n. Oct l2-Sailed, schI EnOs Is PillsBury Baker,
Washin ton; jog Farweii, Gregory, Albany.
CHARAEsToN, Oct 9-Cioared, schr Louise Frazier,
Crawford Georgetown, SC.
saod-B Ig Wenonah simpson, Union Island, Ga; schr
w n Gushing. Cranmer Brnnswck Ga
1Oh.-saiea steamer y n y Baker, Baker Key West;
sehr Ree Kuss VI Smith Jacksonville Fla
I2th- Cleared bark Aaron Gondv tPf3 scnvile Havre
isls-Apiysd sNeAmars FaSla -as sAhes1so p JsAss
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. Is, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia BE, Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown-C
q Francklyn
steamer City Or Houston, Deering Galveston via Key
West--C II Mallory 90.
Steamer Georgia, Crowell Chareston-J W Quintard
Steamer Regulator Jones Wilmington NC-wm Clyde
Co.
steamer G sinners Warren Philadepha-Ias Hand.
Ship Tantalon Castle (Brl, Muir London-M Morgan
Ship Progress stephens, Southwest Pass-snow Bur-
Bark Marathon, Emery. Auckland, Nz-Arnold, Hines
Bark Thor CNor), Jensen Morgan Pi E-Funch, isdyo
Co.
Bark Sarah d3r Til1cy, Glasgow-Jas Eiwell co.
Bark Mary Ann tBrl, Dryer Dubln--Oeo Buey.
Bark Zcos Nor, Bruhn, Queenstown Falmouth for
ders-Tetens. Bockmann Il 90.
Bark Christiane Nop, Uldrchsen Cette-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Lima tPort) Hernandez, Oporto-R y Borland
Bark Reindeer, Decker, Georgetown, Dem-H Trow-
Bark Colin Mcneil Crowen, Port spain-Parsons 4
BARK Maria c'or), zaclariasen, Phradelphia-Funch,
Edye 4 Co
BARK Frank Marion, Eldridge, Port johnson. MN II
Brigham.
Co
schr Carrie Or, Bonnen. s. John, NIP Ncvius 4
schr Thomas p Burl Ryder Mobile D TIurlbut SON
Schr Minnehaha, Douglass, Jacksonvie-Nan Brunt x
Bro.
schr Mott Haven. Collins Calais Me-Jed Frye K Co.
Schr sammy Ford. Allen, Boston--Jed Frye X Co.
Schr Gertrude. Brockway HartfordIf Jackson Son.
Schr Signal. Sattery, New Iaveu-Cartwright Doyle
Schr Goodwin, Williams, stamiord-staniord Manufac-
sloop Fred Brown, Wilson. Provldence--I jackson
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnERAYoS, Oct I3-Arrived, bark Berlin CSor), Jones'
Quebec.
ANTWERP Oct I2-Arrived banks Carrie Delap OBJ, Nc
Rae, New York; Champion (3r), Kilam, Philadelphia
18Th steamer State Of Nevada Q5r). Braes, New York
Sailed from Flushing lth ship Success Chase New York
18TH steamer Nederland tBelgo, James, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, 12Saled from Kingroad ship Gen Shepey
Hutehins. New Orleans.
Sailed 18TH ship Westminster CBr) Ellis Pensacola
BREMEN, Oct ll-saied bark Alice Reed, Keeran,
United States.
COPENHAGEN. Oct oArrved, bark Libra (No), Jorgen.
SEN New York for Terborgshavon.
CADrz, oct4-Arrived bark Alfred, Burt New York.
DUBLIN 12-Arrived bark speranza (Noo, Nielsen,
Baltimore.
DENfA-sailed bark Hornet Hopkins, United States.
DAsrc, Oct io--Arrved, bark Emma a Carl (Ger, Har-
der, New York for stettn.
GLOUCESTER, Oct 12-saiied ship Royal Charter BD,
Robins, North America; bark stanbo (NoD, Gundersen,
Wilmington, Nc
GREESocK Oct 12-Auved, barks Lydia ODD, sewell,
Quebec; Eveline CBr), Lochead do.
GLASGOW Oct 12-Sailed, bark Bonito 3 Seward North
America
GIBRALTAR, Sept 2s-Arrved, brig John Swan, KimbaI,
New York and sailed for Genoa.
HAMBURG Oct l2-Saied bark Aquila 0or), Philadelphia
HAvRE Oct 1I-Arryed, bark John johnson (3r) Hains
New YORK.
KoMcssERG, Oct 9-sailed bark Farwel Gen Neumann
New York.
LIVERPOOL Oct I3-saIed schr Bennington Edwards
Also sailed 18th steamer Indiana Clark. Philadelphia
Arrived 18th, brig Enen Mitchell Eaton, shulec via
Machasport
Arrived 18th, Caspian (BD, Trocks. Baltimore
&c.
Cleared 18th ships Antarctic CBr Smith United
Richardson, Anderson. do; Adolphus 3r) Rose do;
barks Johanne Ger. Hasse Philadelphia Jardne Bros
(Br) Nielsen, North America Todromo tNor, jacobsen
do; Hero qus), Wang Mobile.
LoSDoS Oct i3-Arrived, bark Happy Homo Br, Coal.
feet. Philadelphia
Cleared 12th baks Herlaf Herlascn Nor, Ohen North
America; Finland dsus, Biornestad do; strasund GER,
Oehlberg United statos
LONDONDERRY, Oct 12-Saed, bark Harvester (Br) Pc
terson United States
QUEENSTOWN, Oct I2-Arrvod, banks Pomona CNor) 10
nassen, Nontreal 18Th, cebce Utah, Cattarinch New
York; Bepha (NorD. Turgesen. do.
STOCKTON Oct l3-Arrived barb Sarah Manden (Br),
Nimnes, Quebec.
srRArsUSD, oct o-Auived bark Mercur (NoD, Frivold
New York.
wHrTEHAvEv oct i3-Arriycd brig johanna Margarctha
(Nor), Rasmussen, New York.
YoUGnALt. oct i2-Aniyod, brig Althea Br). Farrell,
Quebec
Arrived port tho United Kingdom Oct 49, brig Tcmi
aus Tomassich. Now York via Queenstown.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GEO Law the Chester River Line which sunk
in the Chester River Friday last win probably be raised
days. The Tuesday, and IT
Is thought viii be finished by Friday.
STEAMER EAsTPoRT before reported ashore the Pacific
of Oct 8. and waiting for TO tow
her TO place Of safety when she parted her moorngs
the night OF the 4h. the beach, and became tot al
wreck.
SHIP IDA LILY Blanchard from Enderberry Island for
Queenstown put into Valparaiso previous Sept 81 leak
ing.
BARK NORWEGIAN Br), Rodgers. from Lobos Island AZ
days out with for Europe into Valparaiso Sept
In distress having sprung aeak Aug 20 in lat ~ Ion 80
w. in heavy gale from ~ Aug 20 concluded to bear
for Valparaiso for repairs The leak will probably be
paired by diver.
BARK BHERNG $50 TONS built Medord Mass in 1850,
metalied in 1873, has been sold at f2SO0
BRIG Six FREREs of Quebec from Newfoundland for Porto
Rico went ashore degrade Reef and became total loss
The saved and landed st Thomas previous
October7.
BIc AURA Br Woods from Three Sisters, Ms for Liver
pool, put into Halifax 18th inst with loss Of sails
BRIG SAN JUAN [Br, Mahoney is reported stranded at
Port Lemon.
ScHR w CUMMINGS (of Barnstable). from Apponaug,
RI in ballast put into New London 18th inst with foremost
sprung. Win repair
ScHR GEORGE AMOS (of Portland. Bunker Cbefore
ported wrecked Labrador bound to Baltimore with
cargo Of herring No particulars.
ScHR ISLE PINES Stillman from Virginia for New
York with wood, has sunk in Hampton Roads The wreck
assisting.
HALIFAX Ms, Oct f3-Schr Magnolia laden with spiles
for New York. ashore Sands River and will
wreck, the cargo is insured
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POOLS ON THIS DAYS RACES.

The visitors jerome Park win have another oppor
tunity Of witnessing good racing today. Four races
are on the card In all Of which well known
favorites will contend. The events viii be
selling race Of mile, with six
starters mile and eighth handicap with i've; in
a four mile dash Aaron Pennington Willie Burke,
Netto Norton and Warrior ptted and Countess,
Arcturus shyloek and Athlete viii contend in the mile
and a half dash.
An eager Of betting men and others inter
ested In racing matters, assembled at the Turf Ex-
change and Johnsons Pool rooms in Twenty eighth
street evening Pools were sold in both places on
the four Of to-day The prices Of the different
pools ran pretty much the same in both places Below
viii be found, from both places two pools on each
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schr Adria G) Patterson Two Rivers Ms for New York
schr Emma tbrl; Martin, - John for New York
Schr Palma Weeks. New Bedford for New York.
schr q Russell, Russell, Providence for New York.
Sehr Bertha, Conover. Fall River for New York
schr John MGnlove Coheigh Providence for New York
sehr VIM Bgek, Miller Portsmoush for New York
Schr Pierce. Lord, New London for New York.
sehr sewal. Haskell Blnehli for Philadelphia
Schr Lottie Ames. ameson Providence for New York.
Schr Justice, Caswell, NaIragansett for New York.
schr II Chase, Rogers, Fail River for New York.
Schr VIM Irish Tirrell Providence for New York.
Schr Magnet Johnson Providence for New York.
schr Willow Harp Horton, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer AIbatros, Davis. New York for Fan River.
Brig Matilda, Cobb, Port johnson for salem
Schr Alma Johnson New York for Machias.
sclr Garland, Libby. Port johnson for Boston.
schr II Phillips, Hawkins Rondout for Boston.
Schr Trade Wind, Bryant, Port Johnson for Boston
schr Palladium, Ryder, New York for Pawtncket.
Schr Whistler, Keee, New York for Taunton
Schr Lawson Fitzpatrick Haverstraw for Providence
Schr NJ 5 Lewis Lewis, Hoboken for Boston.
schr Vim A Rowe whittemore New York for Boston.
Schr Revenue, Phinney, Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Ira Lafhinier, Coleman. Hoboken for Boston.
schr Vim Gray, Butler. New York for Port Johnson.
Schr Cerro Gordo Chapman Newburg for New London.
Schr r r Meany Stewart New York for Portland, CT.
Schr Vermillion. Davis Newburg for New London
csr fanny f2r SnbSra ST for Proydepes
Schr as English, Barker Rondout for Newport.
schr Lyman, Hubbard, Amboy for New Haven
Schr Flyaway Enos, Hoboken for Providence
schr Mary Potter. Potter New York for Noank
schr 7 NJ Wheaton, Barrets, Hoboken for Providence
Schr David & Floyd Clifford New York for Plymouth.
schr Sarah Thompson. Hull New York for Providence
Schr Mary Stewart, Coombs Port johnson for Salem
Schr Ella Brown Brown. Port johnson for Salem.
Schr William, Partridge Hoboken for New London
Sehr Lizzie Evans Nathan, New York for Cold Spring
schr Allie Belden, Buell., Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Planet, Rondout for Boston.
sehr Robert Smith, McAipn, Port johnson for Provi
aence.
schr Hattie n Bangs New York for santander.
schr Flora Sawyer, Butler Hoboken for Belfast.
schr Hester, Davis Ezabethport for Portchester.
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c. Nnr1cR ma cAPrAINs oF YEssEIs ENTERINc

rS~ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Tbe NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coos red green red changing from TO the other
succession and can be been several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the Herald.
B5-Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New York
received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
hvered- Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London"
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc popera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will end the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
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SPOKEN.

Ship Prince Patrick of st John, NB, from Bassein for
United Kingdom, Aug IL. lat 30 SO 5. Ion 16 81 Z.
ship Austria Gilmore irsm Cardiff for Callao Aug H. lat
3 % y, Ion 20 30 w.
Ship Underwater BD, from Quebec, bound Z, Sept 2e
lat 81 n, Ion 80 w.
An American ship, signal JBD from Straits Of sunda for
Liverpool, 80 days, Sept 8, lat 81 n. Ion 80 20 w.
w - -
Bark Jessie Goodwin (Br, from Liverpool for Trinidad
Sept 26, lat Al 20, Ion o 80
Bark Hudson Vaughan, from Cardiff for Montevideo Aug
10 lat 10 AZ n Ion 70 %
Bark Nellie slade, from Cardiff for Zanzibar. Aug 90
lat Al N, Ion p 10 W.
An Italian bark, signal NwKH, from Genoa for Richmond
33 days, Sept 5. lat IS SO, Ion 33 -.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wMrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LAsE

Steamer Bothuia CBrl. Noodle. Liverpool oct and
Queenstown d. with mdse and ~ passengers r. Chas q
Fraucklyn. Had strong westerly winds most
Of the passage Oct r. at Al ~ Ion - 10 passed
steamer, bound r.
steamer Italy Ur Thomson London Sept w. with rndse
and 10 passengers TO W J Hurst.
steamer City 81 Mexico Sherwood New Orleans Sent -
Vera Crz sf and Havana Oct with mdse and passe
to Alexander A SONS
steamer san Salvador Nickerson savannah Oct g. with
mdse To Mnl X Garrison.
Steamer Ashland Crowell, Savannah Oct D with udse
and passengers Is Lpwden
Stgamer George w Clyde. Pennington Charleston Oct o.
wig mdse and passengers 10 q W Qsntard \ Go.
steamer Albemarle Gibbs, JeYes Del. with mdse and
passengers - the Ola Dominion ster msh@ Co.
Bark Maury Nor), Csanscti, Aroudal a. days ia bal
last 70 Tetens Bockmanu Co n anchored IN Grayesend
Bay for orders
Bark Hilda Nor olsen Rotterdam days in ballast to
q Tobias A Co
Bark Finn Nor Anonsen. Bordeaux ~ days with mdse
10 y - Amant; vessei 70 Funch, Edge X &c.
Brig Josephine Or, Gnvier, Glace Bay CB days, with
coal 10 IIattOn, Watson Il co.
Sehr Drew. Wadln, Jacksonville III dayr with lumber
10 q FAirehid n 90.
syBark Ferda Nor) which anchored In tie, fowor bay
9th, came % the city yesterday.
nsg- Bark " " Uusscy from Lorhorn which arrival 10Th
is consgnod-cargo 20 fabbuoott vessel 10 a. III we'll
a co.
pSThe cargo ~ bak Inn Nor which arrived 10Th i,n
fron Rio Janeiro, j. consigned 60 Mayer Bros Go mot As
BeGofe rcporcd.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
gtcarer +, ectra. Young, Providence FOR New York
lna Wli j.. ICON dirl Buck Windsor Ms far New York
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GRIT AND sALLIE GARDNER THE WINNERS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct Is 1875.
The fan meeting Of the Albion Jockey Club COM
menced Gallatin to-day. The track in fine
dition and the attendance good. large number Of
ladies' were present. The closely contested
SUMMARY.
FIRST RAcE.-The Murphy stake, for two-year- odds
Dash Of one mile Six started.
Richards b. q. Grit. i
Barnes b. + Phoebe II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Waters 4 Co Is eli Wire Grass. .................
Time, ~ S-the fastest for two year ods record
SECOND RAcE.-The Granger Stake mile heats, for
green three year-Olds.
W. 4. Luickis CHI & Salle Gardner ..............
A. Keene Richards b. & Redman. .............. 2
James Davis en- Pythias. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, :45-1 .45l4.
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Steamers Russia Brl for Liverpool; City Of Houston
Galveston; Georgia. Charleson; Regulator Wilmington
Nc; ships Chegwe qsr, Liverpool; zouave smyrna and
lazzo taD Tralee; Wallace, Yokohama; Our Annie Q3rt
London; Kate Burril (Br, Savannah; Albion NoD. Nor
folk; Behrena Ger, Queenstown; brig Britannia, Bar
bados.
Wind ut sunset 8.
Barometer a 1852
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford IL schr Admiral Blake Hath
away, Marion.
Heard from, no date, on TwoForty Ground, bark Gen
Scott, Robbins NIB, sp whale
letter from Mr. Baker first officer OF bark Pacific Bor-
den, of NIB reports her Aug % having taken co bills
oil since leaving Fayal-1300 all told.
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TaoTTING AT WEST SIDE PARK.

Yesterday was the second day Of the fan meeting AZ
West sle Park. There larger attendance than On
the previous day Tho FIRST race for horses that had
never best 2: 50, by the bay geId0g Frank,
who made the last heat IN 2.5l The second race for
horses THAI beat IA BY Mr. TayIor's
black gcding Conn Campbell. The third race
was FOR double teams, and was won by Gertrude
and Polly the property or Mr. Whitson who
made tie iith heat in 1855 The following is the
SUMMARY
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.



WAsHISGToN Oct 13The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that and after November Is the light Love Point,
mouth Of Chester River Chesapeake Bay will be changed
from flashing red ~ order to fixed red 9th order iumn-
atng the entire horizon
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsvrNwnJ, Sept 27--Aniyed, brig Frances Jane. Beil
baltimore, (Nct !, scht Caribbean, BOco del I0ro.
6aIisd 2id !. br q Bayles Beers Progreso.
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SANE DAY-SEcoSD RACE.--Purse No. 4, Of 81 600,
for horses that beat 226; mile heats three n
FIVE Ia harness. 81 900 10 the FIRST $500 10 the second
$500 70 the third and 5000 to the fourth horse entrance
10 per cent Of purse which closed with nine entries
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TRoTTTNG AT CLIFTON PARK.

The second day Of the lrst fall meeting Of the Pas
sale County Fair Ground Association was very well at
tended The programme included the two unfinished
trots for the 235 240 classes and the ros OF the
day Tor the ESQ class and double teams The unfn-
ished trots settled in heat in each In the
25O Missouri Boy in three straight heats but
the team race was postponed, with Lady Woods and
Carr,e ~ having two heats each and Jim hoiitt and
Wilsey Bow and Red Bird and Rival heat each The
team race win be concluded to-day the horses starting
al one o'clock sharp after which will be the Members
Race for which are entered Captain Rynders' Kiar-
ney James B. Deans Hambletonian John Pearce's
Jennie and j. V. Ryersons Black Harry.
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DEATH IN A COAL CART.

Edward Barrett aged SIXTY years. driver OF coal cart
for Bro@yn nrm fell into his cart in Baltic street
yesterday and died OF epileptic tit.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER
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~ p Grbert's Blk m Little Dorrit tGiIbert. 9 8
Richard PeniEtan's br. m. Lady Davis. dr.
D. NJ. Petit's r. <. Slow Go. ................... dr.
G. p Williams CHI. q Charlie Mack. ........... dr..
Peter Manee's b. 3 Harry Irwin. .............. dr.
Charles Green's b. PrOSpcro dr..
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SUBMARINES

PAssAIc COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION n. j.,
OCTOBER I3 1S75-SEcoND DAY FIRST FALL MEET
ING-UNFiSIsHED RACE or OCTOBER 12-Purse $500 for
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