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The New York herald., 1875-09-23
REGATTA AT BrNGHAMroN.

BlSGHAMroS, Sept %, 1875
The FIRST day Of the Binghamton regatta opened
bright and fair An immense crowd was in attendance
the banks Of the Susquehanna being lined with specta
the entire length Of the course The start was
from point the river above State Inebriate Asy
lum two miles straight away The was STILL the
cool and calm and everything favorable
Tho boats in the four-oared got away in good
order the Blnghamtons leading for a short distance
pened 10 the Bnghamton Club, the OF the stroke
oar slipping out Of place twice, causing them fall
behind Notwithstanding this they spurted again
gaining their lost ground rapidly but were unable to
quite ovcrtake their competitors The last half
mile was beautifully rowed, all the doing their
best foul occurred between the Watkins Club and
the BinghnmtOns the Of the former striking the
bow OF the Binghamtons Al the finish the excitement
was intense the ArgOnauts, OF this city came down
the river at a lively gait leading the Watkins by sew
era lengths The Binghamtons lost, but crossing the
nnish only one foot behind
Timc-ArgOnauts, I3m. 5I4s watkins, lam. 05 Is. /;
BnghamtOn, lam O6lss
In consequence Of the foul the race will be rowed
over again tomorrow, the Athletics, Of Oswego join
ing In the competition the Seneca Falls Club not put
ting In an appearance.
The single scull race was won easily by the cham.
.pion Charles r. Courtney he coming In several
lengths anead Of his two competitors.
Time l6m. 81.
His chief competitor was G. W. Lathrop, Of the
Beavcrwycks OF Albany.
Time. lGn. 36s.
Walter Mann aud Edward smith, OF the Argonautas OF
New York having no competitors rowed the pair cared
race alone.
Tomorrow will be the most interesting day yacht
anu four ired taking place in the forenoon,
AMI four in the afternoon also the heat TO decide
the race rOwed to-day.
THE o'NEu-ENoLEHARDT MATCH - ANOTHER
PosTPoNEMENT-P PROBABLE ABANDONMENT OF
THE RACE.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept ~, 1875
The o'Nel and Engelhardt has been again post
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board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the red green red changing om TO the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obige us by
pairing any marine they may have for the ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
pS~Persons dosrous communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do addressing such vessels care
Of HERALD news yacht pier No l East River New York
received from parts the world promptly de-
nyered. Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing herald Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street London" the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popera,
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
teanean ports will find the Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
oFF1cERs OF THE powHArAN.

OFFICERS OF THE PoWHATAN.
The following is the list OF the officers of the Powha
tan, which started yesterday for Port Prince,
Hayti:-Captain Jouett, commanding; Lieutenant Com
mander Chadwick, Executive; Lieutenants, Forsyth
and Jacob; Masters Curtis, Bulkley, vreeand and Hill
ton, Chief Engineer McElwell Paymaster Pritchard I;
Surgeon, Burbank; Lieutenant OF Marines Heton; ;
Passed Assistant Engineers, Greeneaf and Cook; /;
Assistant Surgeon, Urquhart Boatswain, Ward; Gun
ner Carter; Carpenter, Myers; Sailmaker Douglass;
Captains Clerk, Williamson; Paymaster's Clerk, Daley
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
SIX INNINGS WITHOUT A RUN.

Blk INNIN0o WIIHVII a Run
The Chelseas, Of Brooklyn went down to staten
Island yesterday afternoon to play the Staten Island
Club The game was splenddy played and very excit-
ing up TO the sixth inning at which time neither side
had scored rum and only five errors were the totals Of
both mines In the sixth inning however, the Brooklyn
boys by some good batting, aided by two errors Of
their adversaries rolled up three runs and after that
had everything their own way. Clare Rule West
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Schr W Mangam. Chase. New York FOR New Bedford
sehr Clara Post Ferris. Hoboken Tor Portehester
SAILED.

Steamers State Of Pennsylvana tBrl for Glasgow; Ays
snia tbr. Liverpool Gulf stream Charestoni kegnat,
wilmington. NJ ships Victoria rl, lNerou' Dig
Bonnnza san Francisco. barks Oscar II tNor.
caroline tNorl. AlmerA Gemania fort, Opofto' Lhohas
small Ger), Aicane Brothers Sisters savannah Louise
Nor) Charleston; Kong Oscar (NOr). BHltnore hchele
Austl. Phadelphia; brig Kodiak Palermo schr Summer
vi
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Restless N.Y.Yc, Rear Commodore Kane,
arrived at Provincetown 22d inst, bound south
Yacht Taronta, NYYC., Mr.. II. A. Kent, from
New York, passed Whtestone yesterday en- route to
L L
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The fog whistle the Pollock Rip Light Vessel No a
gives blast of seconds followed by Interval
onds then blast OF seconds then interval of
and will be blown whenever the density of the fog may
quire II.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
g II PERKINS, Inspector Second District.
BosToN. Sept 81 1878.
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THE NASSAU CHAMPIONSHIP.

John Walker and Jasper Wells the noted oarsmen of
the Nassau Boat Club, rowed a match on the Harlem
River yesterday for the championship Of the club The
the two-mIle stretch from High Bridge TO
the Railroad Bridge. Wells won the race by nearly
three lengths In Ism. 23s
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

Michael McAnerney, one Of the men employed at the
Wlkesbarre coal docks, in Bergen Point, engaged
in coupling at the coal docks when he caught
between two bumpers and terribly crushed. He
conveyed to his homo, whore he died short time after
ward.
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS r. BENwELL.

Thomas r. Benwell. well known resident OF Jersey
City, died at his residence, No 10 Cottage street.
Tuesday, of pneumonia He Comptroller of Jersey
City for some. years. and his Official ended only
when that city consolidated with Bergen and Hud-
cities. The deceased gentleman was in the forty
eighth year of his age
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WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at st Helena Aug IL, bark Greyhound Wicks
Westport from cruise with l20 bbs and $50 do VIII
oil (and sailed 18th for New Bedford.
Spoken-Aug rs lat 80 2 N lon AZ w, bark Stafford. of
NIB, with large whale alongside.
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McCabe and Hourgan all did well In their positions the
three FIRST mentioned especially, Doliard did good
service for his club, and James made pretty catch Of
a high line ball in the last inning, which no made
double play. Mr. Bodget's impartial and accurate UNI
pirng was the feature OF the game Appended is the
SCORE
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FOREIGN PORTS.

MONTREAL, Sept 20-Cleared steamer TexasBr Lauren.
son, Liverpool.
PERNANBuco, Sept 2l-Arryed previously brig Katie
dam, Robinson, New York 90 sail 22d for Hahinl.
Smith, Liverpool -
(Br), Chick New York.
:, YARMOUTH rs, Sept l3-Arrved, Schr Pampeso Br)
Cleared 18th, schr Olivia A oMulin (Br) Reynolds
Parrsboro. ~ - "
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE

BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Franconia Bragg Portland for New York. with
steamer city Ftchburg Springer, New Bedford for New
steamer Electra Young Providence for New York. with
York days with plaster to V King Co; vessel to
scbr North Star, Kelly, Nantucket Shoals for New York.
scbr c Knight Rockand for New York, with lime to
sehr W Phillips Hawkins Providence for New York.
sehr VIM Gesner Egbert, Providence for New York
schr Emily Morrel tirecnwich for Port johnson.
seh bGi rrsne Froaeh Fa Rver for New York
Schr Annie Martin, Grover, Boston for New York.
sehr 7 9 McLeiland, Farr, Portland for New York.
Sehr Granite state Burgess RocEpOrt New York with
sehr Il kenny, Coleman, ROckland for New York, with
" selr SaS,ias Crockett ROcland New York. with
sclr Restless. Burnham, Salem for New York
sehr n Curtis Bray stonington for New York, with stone
" schr 0der winslow, New Haven for New York
schr Fannie Hammer Brooks Greenport for Philadelphia
schT OrioIe Baker bridgeport for New York
sehr Julia Newell shepard ROckpOrt for New York. with
sehr Reading RR No a. Franklin, New London for New
sch George Trigg, LnnekIn Gloucester for New York.
sclr Harvest. Corwin Providence for New York.
se Jacob Raymond stevens New London for New York.
schr Messenger spelman, Taunton for New York
gchr Palestine Howes Newburyport Tor New York
schr Oliver Crosby, Hutchinson, New Haven for New
York .
sclr B /, sherman, Allen Boston for New York.
Schr DrcadnauRht Saunders Stoningon for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Surprise Seaman Taunton for Fall River.
sehr Jane Mayo. Weehawken for Boston.
ccr Elizabeth Washburn Ward Havcstraw for Norwich
schr Loon Tutte, Rondout for New London
echr Fseort Hawkins. New York for Bridgeport
schr baltimore Boyd, Amboy for Milford. CT
schr Patron Hubbard, HOboken for Greenport.
achr Il + Clark Fengar Peekskl for Providence
schr VIM Buckley. Hoboken for prOvncetown.
Schr T. a I oakley, Newman, RondOut for Pawtucket
schr Fly Hazard. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Brandywine. King. Now Jersey for Providence.
schr Ocean Wave. Whitney H0boken for Bangor.
Schr + NJ Wells, Kelsey, AmbOy for Deep River, o.
Schr Mary Brockway, Lord, IOboken Tor Essex CT.
Schr Is Puryes Jones, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Charles smith Bassett Philadelphia for New Lon
don -, ,,,,,-,-,,. o. -, 80
schr Sparkle. Shropshire, Trenton for FAN River
schr Gale, Williams, Taunton Tor Newport :.
schr Mary Tice, Wagstan Port johnson for Hartford
Schr A q Lawson, Fitzpatrick. Croton TOR Providence
Schr Mist. Muncey Trenton for Iawtucket
Schr WIN Duren, Durham. New l0rk ior Boston.
Schr Montrose. Allen, Hoboken Tor Boston
Schr Elias Ross Lewis AmbOy Tor Providence
Schr Belle simpson HobOkcn for Bridgeport.
Schr Midnight. Green. Rondout for New Haven
Sebr Iertha j Fellows, smith New York for Boston.
Schr Fiyaway EnOs, iioboken for Providence
Schr ] q Fell. Nickerson. AmbOy for New Haven.
schr s Tyler, Matthew'S Rehmond TOR stamford
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lPER STEAMER ALcEMA1
ABERDEEN Sept TArrived, Excelsior, Hansen New York
- AMSTERDAM Sept 7sailed, Barke, Jahnsen, New York
ANrwERP, Sept 7-sailed, Norfolk shrmshre America.
Sailed from Flushing Roads 7th Graf Behr Negendnnk
schultz Boston; Dora Prnda Miner. America Olaf An
dersen, doi City Of Richmond Leblanc. sydney .
BEIFAsT, Sept SArrived Sam Weller (s), Ranton, New
YORK. Island Queen, Cunningham Mramchi. -
BREMEN, Sept 5-Arrived, Leipzig ~. Hoffman Balti
Sailed 9th, Baltimore 81, Klugkist, Savannah.
vannah
CuxuAvEs, Sept 7sailed Charlotte Knipcr Charleston;
Columbia Hansen Doboy Schiller Gloystein. New York
CALcUTrA, sept 6-sailed, furkestan, Tor New YORK
DEAL Sept 9Arrived, D0une Castle, McDiarmid, London
for san Francisco (and anchored.
on 9TH Usko Lindquist from Rotterdam for Baltimore
DUNGEEHss Sept S--On ArdenberR, Koh, from Anater-
[ dam for New York.
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THE CRICKET TOURNAMENT.

VICTORY FOR THE PHILADELPHIANs-THE DIS
TRIBUTIoN OF PRIZES.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept % 1875.
Play was resumed at 3:l5 the Philadelphia COM
mencing their last innings with but SO to get
10 win The attendance small the interest OF the
match being virtually over.
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Championship cup-Awarded to the Philadelphia
eleven.
Cup for the highest batting average-Awarded to
Lieutenant Cummings, of the British officers 80 y 10
inning
Cup for best bowling average-Awarded to Spencer
Meade, Of the Philadelphia team, Az TO wicket
Prizes bats for score OF 5O--Awarded TO g. Newhall
o. aud Whean OF the Canadian team 81
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First base by errors of opponents-Staten Islam
Chelsea s.
Time Of game-One hour and fortv minutes
umpre-Mr. Bodget Of the Arlington Club.
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nay- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT NEW YonE
HEaALp has adopted distinguishing coston night signal ss
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Time 2.45l-2 Al -2.4l-242ls ls-2.45tE-2:4
SEPTEMBER - Purse $780, for horses that have never
beaten 23S S17j 10 the nrst S15 the second 500 to
The third morse mile heats best three in i've in har
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
StetIpae

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
sEPTEMBEH AND OCrOnER
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Clubs lsL I'd Sd An 5h. 6hL 7th. sA 9h.
Chclsea........ D D o.
Staten Island. 0 0 0 0 o O. 1
Cd -Nnna
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STARTERS.
STARTERS

UAY.-TlTse tIIl, Tor IeHIus, sIOO 10 IHc uTsI,
~ in Nt-,
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

TOR SALE-PROPELLER CHEZ; ENGINE, 22X:
boiler feet face eited bottom sheathed with copp
IN complete order. Address JOHN A. BOUkER, 90 sot
street.
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TRoTTNG AT wAvERLY, N

Fan or THE NEW JERSEY STATE AGRIcuIruRAL So
cfgry WAvERLY PAEK -rrottng, September Il and -.
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L1oR sALE-sCOw 75OX24OX5.O; DECKED; IN GOOD
order. suitable for any kind OF heavy freight Address
SCOW, box 1Ul Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n for numerous causes; legal everywhere; no
publicity: charge until divorce granted Advice free
HOUSE, Attorney, Notary Public
1874 Broadwav.
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ShiIlingtOn sends US H0TptT'S Weebty and
Frank Leslie 3 Wtekiy for April 3. containing
Botable cartoons by Mast and Matt Morgan
Great preparations are being male for the
AIR for the benefit OF the Church or the Incar-
nation, to be held at Willard Hal, April LIST
and ID
The body Of a white female child was
found in the scwer-trap at the corner of Ssh
and streets, this morning, and the Coroner
gave a burial permit.
The Marlboro Gczefte says: att is reported
that Colonel =. T. Suit has male a sale Of
forty acres of his 'Suitland farm. in Prince
Georges county, for the sum of $50 600 and
the parties negotiating with him are acting
fer President Grant
The Patent Office issued this week the fol-
lowing patents TO persons residing in this
bistrict:-Talbert EanstOD, Improvement in
postal weight scales; X l. Waiter. improve
Hent i'm shell fuses; Maurice Joyce, improve
ment in seamless moulds for electrotypes-
The Metropolitan railroad, which reaches
sSstwarCily only TO 9th street OF East Capitol
street, is 10 be extended to Lincoln PARK. ON
nth street, in few days, where the turn will
BE made until the completion OF the road TO
the CniOntO bridge.
The gunbOat TallapoOsa, which has been
everhauled at Baltimore and new machinery
put in her, left that city at O'Clock p. m. on
Tuesday. and arrived at the Washington
navy yard about L O'Clock yesterday. She
will receive a new outfit and go into COM
mission.
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G. EORG ETO w.

DEATHs.-Miss Emily Marbury, daughter
OF John Marbury, ST., died at her fathers
residence this morning. Mrs. Cook, wife of
Mrs. John j. Cook, esq, died yesterday after
noon.
THE CANAL ANB THE COAL TRApE-Tbe
coal men of Georgetown in common with the
people all along the line OF the canal are on
the tlp-toe of expectation for something to be
done by the canal board. 1t cannot be sup
posed that the board, with all their alleged
lndlspOSltlOn 10 act. Will really do nothing
in an exigency so severe as the present III
something like an arrangement could be
made-and 1t surely Ought-between the
canal authorities, the bOatmen and the ship
pers, 1T would be quite possible to do much TO
retrieve the otherwise unfavorable prospect
OF the coal trade here this year. To come to
the point. If the canal company would lower
the tolls 10 cents, the boatmen come down 10
cents, and the shippers or 5 cents per ton a
state of things would ensue beneficial to all .
But under any circumstances, action to be
serviceabie must be prompt. The excite
ment at Cumberland is reported to be in
tense.
BuILDING AssocIATIoN.-Ata meeting
oil the Ninth Building Association, held at
Goddard's hall, ON Tuesday night 10 shares
were sold at an average OF liz.
RIVER NEws.-Arrived-Stea E. G..
Knight, from New York, with general mer-
chsnAiise for District merchants; schooner
Enoch Moore, from New York with giIano
for Dunlap Co; Schooner Maria Eliza
oeth from cambridge, Nd, with lumber
COAL SHIPMENrs.-The Maryland Coal
company have shipped from Rays wharves
ior eastern ports during the past week about
ioOo tons OF coal Of the stock held over from
last season.
CATTLE MARKET.-Messrs. Means, Weav-
! ~ Co. report sales at Drovers' Rest OF lis
d, va OF cattle at prices ranging from 4 to Ga
e. ats per pound; 325 sheep at 6k to7k cents
per pound; clipped sheep brought from 6 to
~ vents per pound A few lambs were sold
1t f., 1m 81 TO So per head, 10 cows and calves
were sold at from s25 to $50 Market brisk.
TIE FUNERAL Of Col. w. ID. Beall took
place fl ON his late residence, on West street.
II four CSclock yesterday afternoon, and was
very larlseiy attended. The remains were
Inferred In Oak Hill cemetery.
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A Valuable Discovery

DR.. c. w. Benson, a Practicing Physician
fo6 y. Eutaw st., Baltimore, (vho has paid
much attention TO nervous diseases, has dis
covered that extract of celery and cham y
mile combined, In a certain proportion. inva-
riably cures either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous
or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness
This is a triumph in medical chemistry. aud
sufferers all over the country are ordering by
mail. He prepares il in pills at 80 cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly
respected In Baltimore.-Epsscopol Method 4.
Sold by all Druggists. Charles Stott 4 Co
40 Pennsylvania avenue, agents for Wash
ington. 2.5tths2:
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CoRNs, &o-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend and thousands patronize Dr.
Whites establishment, SIS 18th street. oppo-
site u. 3. Treasury, tn avoid painful Corts
BunioDs. Inverted Nails. etc
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LOCAL N Nv S.
AmusemensH, &C., To-Nixhs.

Iosrss Op>ro Hos.se--The Aajiltons In
.DbBg-Dong, or The Pretty Lanndresses,"
and THE Laughing Hyena."
kofsOys0I ThedfeT.-Albert W. Aiken in 'The
Gross OF Gold. or the Huguenot Captain"
and 1.-The Witches OF New York"
T.sHer CbnssQue--The great drama OF
"Bertbs, or the Sewing Machine Girl" and
ether attractions.
Aps,ale ThedtT-s'The Grand Duchess" and
. miscellaneous performance OF attractive
novelties.
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ASK YOUR GRoCER or wine merchant Tor
Charles Heidsieck's Siuery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. stth3.
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Sold by r.. A. Golden & Bro nsh agents.
to-day: 800 punches rock and perch sold
from 20 TO IS cents per bunch: I 900 herrings
Sold at $50 per thousand; 500 lunches cut hsh
sold from 10 TO "a cents per bunch; - shad sold
from 80 to $50 per hundred.
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Retatl Priee.. CenIer Market

MEAr Beef, porter house, 2Dsn per H.: sirloins;
70; ound Is; roasting pieces, sGses; oornei, loale,
dried, 20; sliced, Is: Clipped, so; Pork, loaso;
sorped. sal2h; Mutton, Essec; Lamb, isa9; Veal,
lsa23; Dried Beef, Sa25; Hams, whole, "A: cut, rs;
sliesd, Is; Middlings, Is: cut, 10; Tongues, ease
fIsH.-Rock, 50 per bunch; Perch, 50 per bunch;
Cathsh, Is per bunch; Fresh Cod, l2al5 per ID /;
Pike, soa3o per bunch; Halibut, Is per H.; White
Lake Fish % per ID; Salmon Trout, II to Is per u.
Perch, yellow, 20 per punch; Lobster, Is per 10 ::
Blue Fish, 100 each; Shai, l.0sal 50 per pair
Herring, so cts. per bunch Mackerel, Is cts each
Spanish do, Is per 10; Boston Smelt, - per ID !,
Black Bass 20 per string.
GAGE.-Ducks: Blue wing, 81 per parr: spris tail,
Loo; red head, Is: mallard, Is: canvas back 100;
lb; Prairie Hens, 7sal 90 per pair.
NKGkTAsLks.-Potatoes, Irish, - per PIX; sweet,
per PIX Onions, 60 per PIX; Bests, per bunch, sss;
Carrots, per bunch; Cabbage, l0a20 per head; Tur
Sps; per PIX Celery, salo; Lettuce, aaio head;
FRuIrs.-0ranges, a,ax per dozen: Lemons, 3las5
perdozen Apples, cooking aso per PIX; eating ,osoo
per PIX; Cranberries, l2h per quart.
DRIED fRuITs.-Apples. 5as per quart; Peaches,
peeled 3a2a; unpeeed, 10; Blaokberries, 10; Cher
ries, aea25 per ID.
Butter .-Philadelphia print, IS per 10: New
York Creamery 4 choice roll toas5; fair do, Bass
Eggs, 25a50 per dozen; Cheese, 2h,25 per IN.
PoULTRY.-Chickens, live. Z5al25 per pair:
dressed Local so Per pair Ducks, dressed 0oal Is
per pair; Geese, LOCAL Is each; Turkeys, 80.
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ARLieutel 1ant Fitch, General Sherman,s
son-in-law, is going into the manufacturing
business.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. severe AMI change
able weather no one subject to Rhelmatic
Pains should be one day without PJsfy Er-
srocf, which alsoays resseyes.
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CITY ITEMS.

THY Dooleys Yeast Powder, you will soon
md 10 not only the best, but also the chear-
est Baking Powder. Put mp fnll, net weight
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Experience onIy WIN Teach

you what relief from tender feet. corns and
bunious Won can have by using a plaster OF
DGlfy's Magical Pom Extractor Prise . cts Al
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j. T. BRopHEAD, No. 5S5 18Th street, * pay
ing special Improvement taxes az the lowest
rates. Give him call before PAYING
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Tor ne New ENGLAND aud InlddIe sta''.s,
suring the rest OF Thursday, clear or = >rtly
cloudy weather, brisk northwest winds,
risir 2 barometer and lower temperature on
the coast.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

SfMON DENTZ'S LAGER REER BREWERY
- 3s and 40 Greene street. Geurgetpu n. d q
The verl best Beer served in Kegs bottles 10 farn
lies and the trade at short notice fah2, I'm
GEoRsEroWSS ,s sAy syss BANK. n. G.
Bank hours, q. m. 20 D. m. and on Saturday.
TO receive deposits until p. m Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done ona Col.
lectcns made on an accessible poiTts Discount days
Mondays.
II. PoLklSH0aN, President
II. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors
u. Polkinhern, Thos. Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, Z. l.. Cropley, Fred W. Jones
Riley shinn, K. ID. Hartley, Thos knoxia-
aps-eoly
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IhPoRTANT PROCLAMATION.

To or Rtesds and fas Pxtgic:-For your bette,
accommodation We have adopted and will aahera 4
the following rules, yiz-et The once viii be osn
every business dsy from a m te sp m, I'd Those
work 70 he done, with full address will be waited or
~ residence In any part Of the District 3D. All work
prepaid or Z. o. ID. will be delivered at any place IN
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