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MINIATURE YACHTING.

MR.. BERoH, JRs., NEW MODEL ON PROSPECT
PARK LAKE--A GOOD REaATTA-THE MrI.LIE,
KATIE B. AND THK REPUBLIC VICTORIOUS
The ssiers Of the miniature yachts as Prospect Park
we're surprised yesterday afternoon by the appearance
of . new and unique style Of model, which was put IN
the water BY its builder and owner, Mr. Henry Bcrsb,
Jr, OF this city, 1t consisted of distinct models
girded together thrtyone inches apart by four grid
ers OF wood the mast IL soop-riggcd, being
stepped directly amidshps on girdcr II was, in
fact, a counterpart OF the yacht Amaryls
which readily walked away rop her
competitors the second day OF the Centennial re-
gatta winch held New York Bay last month,
and has been fully described in the HERALD. Mr.
Bcrgh unable to present her in the trim that was
essential to show her best qualities and tor that rca
son the Stranger she IS named, could not be made
to sail with any other than a beam wind With such
wind however she showed such speed that she WIS
the cynosurc OF all eyes SO long as she remained
the lake. IL was impossible or her crew N the row.
boat TO keep up with her. and once when she ran into
the Shore when nobody at hand To catch her bcr<
impetus great thai she jumped nearly clean out
OF the TO the beach. Mr Bersh says she can
sail close TO he wind can any model, aud intends
TO try her again when better prepared
The conJunctcd regatta OF the American and Long
Island clubs took place during lhc nternooh There
we're eight entries, all beng large yachts, and Two
heats sailed from CLUB House Island 10 the cove
on the south shore The FIRST heat was won by the
Mile in ION. 59s followed ty the other botts IN ihe
following order -Adea. Katie b. Jeannot, ider, Cor
nelia Aibatross, Edith and Unknown The haie b.,
ccntroboard boat, the sec nd heat In lam 5s.,
followed by the Adcla, Unknown, Nlie. Albatross,
Edith Cornelia and IdcF. Alter the regatta the mem
bers and quite a number OF guests parook OF some
refreshments which spread In the shelter on the
south shore.
The Prospect Park Club also had regatta for tho
champion whip pcnnant Of the club, presented by Cap
tain toic now OF the American CLUB. Tho Republic,
Little Cat Lizzie ana Robert Center entered, and
the Republic two straight heats thereby retaining
the pcnnant which she has held for two seasons.
The wind was very light during the entire afternoon.
and hnd amost died ont before tEc racing was con-
..Iol
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CHESTER PARK RACES.

CINCINNATI, July Is, 1870
The third days at Chester Park were trotted
to-day, the weather yesterday being uniavorabie.
The unfinished race OF Thursday was won by Frank
Rivers in 2471s
The nrst to-day, for the 3s eassbest three In
hve for purse OF ST. Co., 5000 to rst $500 TO second
and 500 TO third horse-was won by Russell IN three
straight heats. Time. 2:35, 236, 2:36. Bay Charley
second ana DR.. Rush third.
The second race, for the 2:29 class, for purse OF
81 300 $3.50 to FIRST $500 TO second and $3.50 to third
horse was won by Aylar, Sam Vert second and JOSE
phine third Best time, 2:3l \.
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THE BETTING,

Barrcade dashed away at rapid ratio and
opened a wide gap, Cornucopa second, Rappahannock
third Al the quarter pole Barrcade was ten lengths
In 'front.' Rappananpock second, four lengths In sd-
vance OF Cornucopia Barricadc kept wide gap open
down the backstretch and around the over turn Rap
pahaunock second, Cornucopa falling back. Al tho
end OF tho first mile Barrcade led three lengths Rap
pahannock second. dozen lengths In advance o Cor
nucopsa Time, l:4s Barricade aRain dashed away
from Rarpahannock he passed INTO the second mile,
and he reached the quarter pole he was leading half
dozen lengths and was evident that he had the race
ID hand. He about the same distance IN front at
the halimic pole and eight lengths at the threequarer
pole Barricade ealoped home winner by half doz n
lengths Rsppahannock 100 yards ahc I'd OF Cornucop
Timc-oi the two miles, 3:44 The stake amounted to
s., $50
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rns SECOND RACE

THB SKCUyD
tho Robins Stake value $1,000, added to sweep
stakes OF $50 each, play or pay, for colts and files,
foas OF 1878; the second to receive 5000 and the rd
horse 500 out Of the stakrs; the distance two miles
There were twenty live ominaons for this event,
three OF which came 10 tue post These were Lori
iard's chestnut colt Barricsdc, by Australian, dam
Lavender; Thomas Doswcs chestnut colt Rappahan-
mock. by King Lear. dam Fanny Washington. and NJ.
A. LtteiPs black nly Cornucopia, by Leamington dam
NtyauJicrc Barrlcade Was the favoriie, Rappahan-
nuck second choice. the nIy selling at low figures.
Barrcadc easy race, Rappahannock second, the
~ ...A.... .H1ro !
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FLEETWOOD PARK.
swExPsrAxxs OF $15O-LADY ANNIE THE
WINNER.

swExPsTAxEs OF $150-LADY ANNIE THE
WINNER.
Aswsepstakes OF $50 each, engaging Gerry Walkers
bay marc Lady Annie, 10 wagon John splans roam
gcldng Basil Duke, to wagon and Thomas Cranes
roam eclding ST. George, In harness, was uopted a,
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon. Lady Annie and
tho Duke came together the 18th inst, in wagon
race, over the same course, which was won by tho
mare, and, the Dukes admirers liking the result,
hence the present event. ST. George being allowed to
come IN 'Just TO make 1t interesting" Basil
Duke was the favorito before tho start, Lady
Annie second choice and 81. George but Iitto
thought Of although IL was whispered that he had
Gently had trial in "thirty three" .thirty-fourp
The Duke won the first heat GAO; yet the friends
OF Lady Annie would not desert her and she sold
others Sne won the second third ana fourth
and the race the two last being particularly
teresting between her and the Dusc. 81. Georges
hackers were somewhat disrustcd with his indifferent
performance.
SUMMARY.
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THE RIFLE.
TWO SPIRITED MA

TWO SPIRITED MATCHES AT cREEDNooR YES
IEIDAY.
Notwithstanding tho protracted heat the two events
card at Creedmoor yesterday drew to the range
a considerable number OF competitors. The prizes
competed for the Hepburn Trophy and the Spirit
of the Times medal. The nrst meni nioncd shot for
sO0 900 and 900 yards fifteen shots being allowed
at each distance. Mr. l.. Weber was the successful
marksman, winning the badge bya OF 204 out OF
possible 225. which is just two points behind Colonel
Glldcrslecve's record for the Leech Cup There
but little wind and such visited the range blew al
most directly H. Below the scores IN tho
match ior the Hepburn Trophy
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OUTGOING MAILS.
The following is the list Of tho outgoing steamers
with the details OF the mails carried by
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP BUSINESS.

Six European steamers lcit port ycstcrdayihe City
OF Chester, Celtic and Spain, for Lvcrpool Amcrqnc
for Havre; Bolivia Tor Glasgow and Oder for Bremen
All take out full careocs, including much gram as
they md IL safe to carry, aud the passenger accommo
da,ons, with most OF them are fully taken up Among
tue passengers by tue French steamer Amcriquc
the Marquis de Rochanbcau, a descendant oi an ius-
irous alniy OF the old French nobicss and andson
OF the Marquis OF that name who cast IN his lot wi,
the Revolutionary fathers In their heroic struggle t,r
indcDcndence on this continent
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YACHTING NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., July IA, 1876.
Arrived this afternoon, soop yacht Fanny tno cub)
Mr. Dccbe from New Haven.
Arrived Friday afternoon, sloop yacht Hattie Irving
tnewL she was built at Groton, Conn, for Benjamin
Irving, Of ths cry.
Arrived last night sloop yacht Adde WORMS,
NY.Yc, Mr G. Roosevelt, from the eastward. This
afternoon she sailed for New York
The schooner yachts paln.o, Mr. II. stuyvssant. I.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY JULY IT, s7e.-TRlPLE SHEET

Restless s. Nicholson Kane; and the Gypsic, Herman
7. Livingston, all belonging to the New York Yacht
Club are at anchor In this harbor.
The steam yacht Lurline, Mr. Philip Phgnix, left
here yesterday for East Greenwich, r. l.
The schooner yacht Josephine. N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Lloyd
Phoenix, left here yesterday q cruising excursion.
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cuded. One mile and a half Five came TO the posi-
These were j. X Gibneys chestnut 1lly Love Chase by
bennington. dam Henrietta wech, years DID, u lbs
J. Ross bay geldng Alton, by Pat Maloy, dam Alta
Vels years old, 93 lbs I. b. ". r. Davis chest
nut colt kenney, by Curles dam uy Red Eye years
old, 81 los c. H. Mullins bay cuh papermaker, by
Bonnie scotland, dam Maria, years old 40 lbs, aud
j. j. Bevins' chestnut nly Hattie f., by bennington
dam Bonnie doom. years old, IS lbs Papermaker
was great favore the field and he won tho race
easily
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RESULT or A TARGET CONTEST WITH THE
NEWPORT ARTILLERY

NEWPORT, July Is. 1874
A detachment Of the Fayetteville IN. C) Independent
light Infantry under mand of Captain B. Smith,
on ,heir way home from Colonel Bakers at Boston,
stopped to ''do'' Newport They were entertained by
members and friends OF the Newport artillery. Atcr
ride the target shoot was improviscd with
the following result The conditions OF the match
FIVE shots each 100 yards OF hand Crecdmoor target
and rules. The Southern soldiers fired first
SCORE VISITORS.
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Az the termination Of the long range shooting the
second event OF the day commenced, with twenty
seven entries. The shooting at 800 yards off
hand two sighting and ten scoring shots Major Full
ton won by q OF 40 out OF possible so. THIS
badge like most others shot for the range must be
won three times before becoming the permanent prop
crty of the winner Yesterday the third compcti.
ton for It. and IN two out OF the three Major Fulton
has stood at the head o the list Following are some
of the principal scores:-
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ROCKAWAY REGATTA.

THE FIRST ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE AMATEUR
oARsMEN suCcxssFUL-wELcH, OF THE
oRAMERCY, WINS THE JUNIOR SOULS, AND
THE NAUTILUS WINS THE PAIR-oARKD RACE.
The first annual regatta OF amateurs was rowcd on
Rcckaway Inlet yesterday afternoon, and proved q
grand success The Amcricus Ncvcrsink, William
Cook, Sunshine and Plymouth Rock brought largo
crowds OF people every trip to witness the sport,
The weather. though hot, was favorable for good row.
ing rs the water was smooth and in nne condition for
sheboa racing The class Of people was or the best
and not unpleasant circumstance occurred during
the day to mar the harmony Of the gathering. Before
tho the merits OF the various oarsmen were dis
cussed, the Dauntless, Gramercy and Nautilus the
three competing clubs, had each their friends The
FIRST prize rowed cup offered by Captain Long
street, of the Sunshine For this race there wero
six entries all the sculers coming to tho
start For tho par-oared racc handsome punch bowl
the prize, given by Captain A. X Samues the
referee was Mr. Robert Lofman OF the Neptune Club,
and the judges General j. C. Pnckney; Messrs Morse,
OF the Dauntless; Palinstenc OF the Gramercy. and
GilIen, OF the Nautilus Al four O'Clock precisely
gun fired ordering the men to got ready, aud
IN enty minutes later another gun was fred calling the
men ilio line. The determined TO have de-
lay, and at hafpast four O'clock the hour specified
the men in position and the nrst started
The from the Neptune House dock one
mile toward the point round sakeboat and return.
JUNIOR sCuLLERS' RACk
Tho positions OF the men ut the start werc:-Ieven
Nautilus, next to the shore then Hernon OF the same
club, Naethng, OF the Gramercy, next TO him; then
came Welcn aud Bates and Duff, Of the Daunticss.
the outside. The start even one, with the cx-
cepon oil Lcvien. who got of last. For the hrst half
mile the men kept close company. Shortly after how
ever, Dull whose boat was rugged very low, dropped
out Hernon here rowed IN far toward the shore,
and lost considerable water. Wech in the centre OF
the line, rowing IN fine form, and Bates Of the
Dauntess, was showing the way, closely followed by
Naething Bates first TO the sakeboat, and
rounded ahead OF the others, Naething second and
Weich third Hernon and Levien following closely.
The race homo warmly rowod. Welch through
good hard rowing, caught up on Naething and Bates
and passed them and took the lead. Hcrnon also
covered lost ground and did some good rowing. and
Levicn and Bates were pulling gamely Short distance
behind With good lead Welch crossed the line first,
followed by Naething second and Hcrnon third.
sT
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THE THIRD RACE
vag tho Consolation Handicap Tor purse or f400 for
beaten horses at both meetings, all ages, wInucrs
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non.
About ton minutes after the juniors the gun
again fired calling the pairs out. The entrees H.
Pcckwe and W. Demarest oi the Dauntless, and David
Roach and Will am Walsh, OF the Nautilus. The
Dauntless boy s had the inside position.
Both boats got away on even terms and kept close
ompanionship Tor the first three quarters, with the
Nautilus slightly leading. When the stakeboats we're
reached the Nautilus had increased It's lead and got
around first. The Daun,lcss, in turning, foued the
stake and injured their outriggcr, but not sufficient to
interfere with their rowing. as they pulled game
stern chase to tho end, crossing the line with the
Nautilus sh ing the lead after wcilcontested strug
r.
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s'e' ru,
NJ s.
l. Ronch and Walsh Nautilus. .............. 13 35

/. Roach and Walsh, Nautilus. la 80
2 Peckwcii and pcmarest, Dauntess. Is 30
This brought the FIRST day OF the regatta to success
full close, every thing passing OF harmonously The
all started at the hour appointed and those who
Witnessed them expressed themselves we'll pleased.
Tho senior SOULS, Tor the Dakin Cup, and the four
cared race Tor the White Prize viii be rowed OF Mon
day over the same
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Total.
Major II. Fulton.
NORTH CARoLINIANs AT NEWPORT.

Tomorrow tho cavalry organization ofthe FIRST dvi-
sion viii practice, according to orders
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this valuable medicine. trial will convince you
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MISC CELLANEOUS.
Local Time Table.
rRA1Ns LEAYE WIlhfTNGroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTOh.
For Philadelphia $40 100. $40, 500 asO 952
a5i lila r. n. Sundays, 2l7, 10, A. NJ. 500, $780,
For Centennial Depot-64o, s.1O 8 90 $50. s5s,
- For New York--2H, A. NJ. l2.14' 2.37, 546, P.
For Bsti@oTe.2is5s; i5s. ss8. AM :12.59, II9
For Washington. -1252, l55, sSS, A. Nj. I2. 80,
1ls 12s 10 p. NJ. Sundays, l253, 80 A. NJ.
For New Oastle;-50O, $50, 9.35, a. NJ l-25 $50 p
For Delaware r. ROO, 9a5, A. M, $50 P. M
No Sunday Trains.
305 515 p. NJ. No Sunday Trains
For wilmington Western r. R.-1O2O A. NJ. /;
$50, 745, p. M. No regular Sunday Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia;-1a4 145, s2s, a.sl, HOO,
So nj s95daIs SS hIs 4 IS q e. ~ No.
730, 10, p. NJ.
From New York.--145, A. M.;12.57, LIS, 200 p
From Baltimore %, 8 90 lfrom Hayre de Gracel,
Sun sqndays' lays 81 so7, M NJ ~ ioG. IF, w. ~
944 l1O4, p. NJ; Sundays, 207 A. NJ, ga, 1Ol NJ
From New Castle;7.55, 9.25, A. M. IL, M. l2.55,
SgS S IO5 ri II M Nc Sunday y a & Trains. "a
From Wilmington Reading R. R-s1s. 1l4s A.
M.;7.35, p. Nj. No Sunday Trains.
From Wilmington Western r. R.-755 A. M. /;
2.2O, $50, P. NJ No regular Sunday Trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
From Broad Street and Washington Ave.-7.30,
$40, $50, 1890 A. NJ II 15 1920 800, 400 515, 30,
sG0 6i5, :, a. 5s 80 3 IlaO' p NJ sundayssSO' A. NJ
From s2d and Market Sts,zl2.5o, A; M; 12. 10,
IL 20, 800, P. M. Sundays, II 50, A. M
500 SIS, $50, $50 P. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
NoTE.-The black figures represent the Limited
Express" on which an extra fare is charged.
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A Tonic Wifhnnf AIcohnI.

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the Protoxide of Iron which vitalizes, puries and
enrich es the blood. Dyspeptics and those suffering
from Chronic Diseases reao the following:
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Methodist Church. Plttston, Luzerne Co., Pa.
My Tear Sir-Having at various times, person al
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great value cf the medicine called PERUVIAN
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.

E. +. KUNKEL's WORM SYRUP never fails to re-
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worms are readily removed by Kunkels Worm
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Price 81 per bottle. 1t never fails or send to the
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SWAYNG'S OINTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

Dr. Swayne a Son: - Gentlemen - The box of
Ointment you sent me by mail cured me entirely of
Itching Piles, which suffered with for FIVE years
enclosed find fifty cents for another box for friend
of niue. ANDREW j. BEACH,
Farmwell Station, Loudoun Co., Va.
Dr. Swayne Son, Enclosed please find one dol
lar for two boxes of your ntment for Itching Piles
with this distressing complaint The box you sent
me year ago, used about one half of it, and I'M
glad, yes l am proud to say 1t made perfect cure
/ think its efficacy should be published throughou
the length and breadth of the land. You can pub
David GROSSNICKLE,
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Swayne's All,Healng Ointment. It will sures
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DR.. SWAYNE'S PANACER.

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Dark Blotches or Defects IN the Skin"
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1875.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-Second and Market Sta.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Bryn Mawr accom-. $50 A. M, and $50 p NJ
Paol Accom-. 6.2O, 9, and 10, A. Nj, Ii0 4S0 6. 630
Z, $50, and ll.s0 P; NJ. On Sunday, 1000 a M, l.
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PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE II. II.

L BALTIMORE II. II.
AUGUST 14TH, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations, 6.4D 100,
8l9 92o $50, 952, lO37, 1915 am; 2SO, 500, 7.2O.
Philadelphia and New York, s.l7 a. M, 1a.I4 1887.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 1859, 8 50,
a. M, $40 p. m
Baltimore and Washington. 1852. L55, sSS, a. m,
Il .59 LIS, LIS, 20, ga, ITO, D. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New CASTLE, 500. $50, 9.35 a. M, 125, $780, p.
wyoming ant intermediate Stations, 500, 9.35,
a. M, 8 so, p
De.mar mediate Stations 500, sS5, a
M, $780, p. L.
DAY TRAINS.
PHILADELPHIA Intermediate Stations 8 TO- a
M, 90, 30 p. III.
Philadelphia and New York, alt a. m
Baltimore and Washington, 252, l.55, a. m.
the time tables posted at the depot ~
6;3O +. NJ. train on Monday, Wednesday and Sat
train for Ocean City w
marls-ly H. +. KBNNEY, Superintendent.
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City 8MsiMsss 1Irettorn.

Carpenters and Builders.
j. r. D. Seeds shop W. 4th near West
Druggists.
Il. r. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street
Merchant Tailors.
John Il. Muhlhausen, 415 King street.
Real Estnte Agents,
Evans Pennington, Almonds B'd'g, sth & biark et
j. H. Frazer, Sd and Shipley streets.
VIM Reynolds & Co.. $50 Market street.
VIM McCaulley d Co., 605 Market street.
Restaurant and Billiard Room.
Joseph Fullmer, 5O4 and 5O6 Market street
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w - SnMMERR ARRATNf1nRRihdHEsSS ARRATNf1n IT dHsS r. K.


At Wilmington with trains on the PhiIadelphia
wilmington Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
Al Chadd's Ford with trains p & B. o. r. r.
Reading with trains on Phila. 4 Reading, Leb Va,
and East Penna., and Reading & Columbia Railroad
and the Reading and Lehigh Railroad
All trains connect with stage line at Lenape for
West Chester. 80
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