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dav and Thursday the 3oh and 3lst Years Day
The order of will be the Christmas Day
commencing at ii in the morning, and continue open until
night.
THE MYSTERIOUS LADY.-This extraordinary individual
whose almost dibe performances, have been the theme
wonder and admiration In London and the large
the United Sta will exh her surprising talents positively for
one week only al and spacious Saoc 1877 Broad
wav opposite John STREET.
Doors open A. NJ performance 10 continue at interval.
until 10 o'clock, nj.
This surprising and distinguished foreigner by of
faculty hitherto unknown enabled perform apparent mpossi
bes to describe infinitely sijects which placed in such
uato render utter Of her power The whole
any psrion of them words which have been uttered her
ab,ene aud perf many other paradoxcal feas f mind
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I UST Al THE LATE FIRE AND SUPPOSED

IL to have been saved the following articles -
20 pieces Black Italian Luerng brace p inches wde
and bearing numbers from 6a3 10 26N.
10 Black Italian Luesirng u braces Sc inches wide
and bearing numbers from 1888 10 26o7
10 Black Ita ian L,esrngs, width bearing numbers
from 1888 TO 2647.
10 Black Italian Lutestrings IL braces 40 incl wide
and bearing frum 1923 10 1851
40 German Limitation ItaIian) Black LutesIings about
p inches wide and number ed their Labels as fol-
lows, from 1897 llol i05, lIus l09, No. ll6, Ill.,
ll2l, lt25 il2s, 135. llS lao, ll4 ll42 l45, ll48
1852 ll53 1883, 1l59, ll63 1885, from I'LL TO ll76
lls2, llS9, 1888, I2UI l216, 1877, 1913.
Black French Broado ohs, each pi, sewed up in
linen wrapper, and numbered with one fire following
numbers-l8H 1915. 10 1927. Is A. 1871, 1858. 1856
Black French BroadcIoths without wrappers pieces
numbered 1857 and 40. ditto 26s9 and Al. 2 ditto
1858 and 4l8
Persons avng found the will please give notice
III: "wners, JOHN DURAND l. CO,
drSl-lw ii Broad street I'D stairs
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RRAADRETH'S PILLS.-DR- WIN. BRAND
II KEITH the dcoverer Of these Pills. # opinion that there
was onl. ONE DISEASE, impury of blood which, by i'm
pedng The circulation, brought Inflammation
The part where eed and impressed he of
truth OF his simp the ry that he thirty years experi
mems and ahoous research into the medicinal virtues Of the
plants composing the Veg table Kingdom his object being
10 compose medicine wh Oh should at once purify and produce
by specific removal If the humor- the The
stoms and bowels, by the continuation of the u
nediciu all hunsrs be carried off, and blood
State Of rurity.
Many oher med cnes advertised having properties equal
10 these hut The proprietor of these Pill in this country. 1.-THE
grandson Of The dcoverer would wish those
this PRINCIPLE. and who have made If medicines
give THESE PILLS trial. They will satisfied of
the 4. that medicine which the
English puhlc and his gained sale there Of less than f00O
eTlipg and lhvse medicines which forced
ice by adverieneni before ei properties he fully
by the die themselves pan. of ships and
chants will find this medicine which will health
a answer well fur rxpor1atirrL
DR. BPS Office is 1877 Hndsou opposite Broome
where Dr. be Consulted Monday Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS dec 3-2n-in-
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To the Editor Of the He aid =

OF coeposres reprobsng Mrs. Chapman
executed by s. H. Climber and duty
tce that that genemau reputation Artist upon
too solid grounds be ui-d injured by such norenscs
cism the aitcle alluded contained Able and just
well calculated advance the such uneaing
sometimes capable OF nju, ing the reputation of Artist Spe
eimens be Of Mr. Climbers productions which will dis
with doubt the competency his pro-
fession and always be borne mind with
with other things the Of finish bestowed upon work ought
inevitably will be, commensurate with the raiion
jan Lis JUSTICE
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ROY WANTED. 10 attend ptys, a,s Office, lad of
- l2to Is If ~ho be mended tor SEEDLINGS
and No objection coored bly, Apply Letween
aud ilr,t, p. NJ. 10 Dr. BUEL, No "a Nassau street.
oec <o-<i- - I .
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WALL sTREET.-FRIDAY. JAN. 1.

There la slight gloom coming the market Stocks
day by felt lively they have been Mou. Canal
and all others somewhat sick and dspep,c There
counting for the changes Of The weather.
Sonsbody has sent terrible pill for The Morris Canal. lie
calls himself O. and have put him for he present into
We must first know correspondent before publish
What is the Committee of " 1852 about What good they
done! They make reports and pass resolutions What else Just
what talking Congress will do Two of the dapidaed Inur
Companies have agreed uphe City and the United
States The rest will probably 60 INTO Chanc-ry.
The Banks yesterday and to-day close up their for
Comptroller.
Real estate is fat enough.
Del. Hud, 81. 903, 90s 9)t, Jackson Ins, u,
Morris Canal 81, Al, }, 2ts 81, Bowery ms, V7,
N. o. Com Bank, 1914. O2, Mohawk r. r., 80, 81, 4, ST,
Ohio II. l4a U.s. Al H. l4a, Bost Prov RR 08, 73.8
Amer. Trust Co., (BalL) lost, S;oningon r r., 854,
N. O. Gas Co.. 1914, Bos- l. Mor r. r., IS, Al 4,33,
Vicksburgh Bank, l0l, Utica X. r., ll24,
N. Y Ins. Co.. Ii2 Long Lind X. K. 49,
Americ n In. Co.. i2Ii 81, N. H.& H. II. r. 81.
Atlantic Ins- CO., Ioe4 Canton CO., 81, 81,
farmers Loan, 1881,
Latest London Date, Nov. ~
Latest Liverpool Date, Nov. Is
v,faxf H.vr. n.fa N.yC
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRESENTS, 10 suit the
" gay season, you'll find
AT A. MASONS neat Book and Print Store
New Amuais and Albums Of every kind,
With Scrap Books, and many things
Fine London Engrsv ngs and Books you may view,
And a c dice may also obtain
From splendid collection Of Autographs too,
Fer ualsferring,-both colored and plain.
Songs and Leaves Of the SYPHILIS, with Tablets gay,
Motto Verses Paint Boxes, and Cards.
Ut Juvenile works extensive di.piay,
With Puzzles, Maps, Games, and Rewards,
Fancy articles there you will O your mind;
You've only TO visit the
IT'S placed IN Canal street.-The number you'll find
Is One Hundred, and Forty and Four. dec 2s-lws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-01

NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S.-The regular
sales Of Horses Carriages Hsrnes,, NC win to take pac
at this well known establishment every Monday u O'Clock
The next sale will take place Monday, of January. All
Hofses Carriages &c intended for this SALE
limited number Of Horses only be take early application
in order 10 insure place upon the catalogue
JNO. w. WATSON L. Co. 446 Broadway
AT PRIVATE SALE-A pair If first lay Horses years
oo, KIND ana sound dec Tiff
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NEW ELECTROMAGNETIC CORNER or pINr
u = AND NASSAU sTREFTs-THE CUSTOM HOUSE
hui EL-To Down Town Merchants he rer.n, r
nsgron The present propreors Custom House Hotel
omsry L'vtJoy having made alterations additions to The
muse now present TO the respectable the
Pup place OF quiet resort of anv Kind can
oe including Pcs and Coffee ON the Exchange psn The
hspe nv uaremied industry combined vii dpo
% 70 please and accommodate, 10 merit share Of the public
HORN L FREES Corner Of Pine and Nassau street,,
mem, eo"mod'ou' Reading Room attached the establish
- ian l-6Iis
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CHRlSTMAS PR ESENT AND NEW YEARS
~ GIFTThi. day ]. punished in volume, i2no s,,nd
n fancy CLOTH ih gilt and illustrated with beautiful
rmsI'ece STEEL by Dick and eight wood by Adams
price ne dplar,-
THE GIRLS WEEKDAY BOOK; revised from the ed-
tor pubii-hrd by the London Tract Soci ~.
That dag be polished after the
smiitud of palare"-P-almp cA'i,..
New York wILLIAMJACKSON, IS Celar street. An .old
by all suokselle :. dec J0-3a
ITO LET.-TWO ROOMS on THE SECOND FLOOR
aud The third; uah @ general business. Ap ON
the III rnii>cs. All i, at -tfrtf de 80
EOUS D.-A STALL FUN OF MO EY. The oars.r
have it, by applying tie Drug Store Nc
gal and Charlton street, proving and paving The
OF this advertisement. dec 3l-5s
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'NHE LATE FiRE.-The subscriber is preparing eor
rect picture OF the coAagrsen this city which will
be published Monday and offered for his store No
70 corner Of Greenwich street. The artist Employed
him for the task reprecn-
taon Of this dreadful and Of its distressing
incidents '
HENRY r. ROBINSON
" The publication OF the alb unavodaby for
few days in Of The great labor artists the pub
lher being determined the public UNIQUE and
hhhhed picture. dec zIf CIR
WANTED-A do the homework for a small
tam an American or English would be preferred
Inquire No. 5s Broom Hudson between the hour of
u aho a dec 25-St~
DOMESTIC GOODS.-SatiDeis, Fustiar Domets
= arm Wicks Bats WaddiDe, &c.a general assortment for
SAFE ny THOMAS G. WINTHROP,
oec zo-3t- ii Plat street, up stairs.
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THEI. sTgBEsCRtl R.. HAVING UXFoR-

TUNATELY lost all their Books, Note. and Papers of
every de by s late fire. respectfully ques in
Tsn aoesun and copies Of bills at their earliest
Transactions with them, description small nce s,
yauay 1855 whether settled nd in copies Of bills ar
800 - ""-'
Mechanics and others who have had against any
vess Is that have been conigned them will conf favor nv
handing in Duplicates particularly those against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM l. SLOCUM, 1856 Front street
N b. Having been Informed by friends a., whom w. fem
der our grateful acknowede that they packed up all our
papers which out OF the safe in bag deposited them in
Ncsi Aynrs entertain hope that they NAV vet
sale Should hev have fallen info the ha ds Of person. H.
beral reward will hso id for their dec S-lm;.
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The Proprietor OF Hulson's Merchant News
reign ship Letter Ooe Of all and Pear street.
TO The Psb hit he has connection with his other
established SubPst Office, for the Convenience Of
disposed To avail themselves his services Letters will be receive
cd and regularly orwardcd The Post Office due
departure of mall agreeab the present Post Office
raneement dec Soft
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-01

M EkCANTlLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
.e VI lhs Association who the of IL
bEnAL RI and in favor of the headed For
Koife requested the Lecture
nson Clinton Hall, on Saturday evening next January 2d
- .-s".o eoeH. janl-lt
X OBERT SMITH, No. 81 Pearl street corner of Morre
street. Oilers for sale his usual Teas Brandy
-t-e, -S
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THE OLD GALEN's HEAD. Y PECK siip-Dr.

THE ISFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE RE.
MEDY-CIeno;e has failed in islaiee 10 give
meda relief 10 the sufferer Of the sxoIuiains pains Of IN
tooth ache sou ots celebrated article the ira de
and also retail al reduced prices by
nov 8 DR.. LEWIS FEGCHTWANGER. SIT Brosdway.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IshiPs.Gscrgew shingon, Holdreee Liverpool
9th Nev Calhoun, ONei Charleston; Kuluof Newton Cron
stast 10th Oct brig Avice, BTighman smyrna ID Oct
CLEAKED-ShipC Caledonia Graham Liverpool; brr Stat;ra
Cairo, Bucknan wanna. '
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-The Boston Lynn
India Rubber Company offer for sale their Warehouse No IS
Fulton street. opposite Hollis Hotel the following articles all
made with India Rubber and warranted eli
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-23
RoMsEr. July G. 1886.

GENThrMEN,--In reply to your polite
note in which you honour me with the
request of a copy ofthe Grafton deliver
ed on the 4th inst, permit me to say
that could feel justified in refusal, it
would DO agreeable to my wishes; but
considering as do such addresses. rath-
or public than private property. | cen
end no sufficient apology for withhold
ing this from publication.
Accept gentlemen for yourselves and
those you represent my grateful acknow-
ledgments for the favour with which
my poor effort has been received. and
believe me, with much respect, your ob't
servant,
PHIL. B. STREET.
Messrs. Kern, Vance, White and Nc
Ilwee. Committee Of Arrangement.
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National Anniversary.
RomNEy. July 4th, 1896.

RomNEy. July 4th, 1886.
e, b. STREET, Esq. -, -,
SIn.-Being highly gratified with the
Grafton delivered by you this day. we
respectfully request copy thereof ior
publication. Accept from us severally,
assurances OF our wsrn regard
JNO. KERN, Jr.
WIN. VANCE,
THOS B. WHITE,
JNO. McILWEE,-
Committee
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Extensive sale of New and rloVant
STAND AID BOOKS,

IN fillS AFTERNOON, AT hull pnSt 3 n.
~ clock, and TO NIGHT at 7o'clock,I shall
sell the balance of that valuable collection of
Books, now IN store, { Insisting in part of Goo
per's noselcs complete in % vols; SCOTS Fam
NV Bible, d vols. Goldsmith, Walter Scott;
Thomas Moore Burns Sternc Pope, Byron,
!Dearoorn'S edlt'on); Milton, Young, Gray,
Boattic, and Collins; Coleridpc, Shelly and
Meats Cowper and Thomson Rogers, Camp
bell, Montgomery, &C. Mrs %Ilemans, new cdi-
lion, complete Ossiun's Poems Life of Roscoe ;
Chatham, Burke, Erskinc and Melntosh; phillins.
Curran, Grattan and Emmett; Palcv: Spectator i;
Taller and Guardian; ST. PieIe's Studies of Ma.
turc Jolrnson's and Walkers Dictionary Fer
euson'S Rome Gillic's Greece Smollou Field
my Cannine's Select Speeches Suhdart's Brit
ish Pulpit, Just published Nicllol,un's Oucra-
tive Mechanic in , vols. with plates Rcnu i,k's
Nlechan'ekS Peter findal Goldsmith, Anma-
ted Nature I vols. Britlsl,, Drama, vols; Rollins
Ancient History, : and ; vols Pln,afch's Lives.
l vols. EdeWorth's works, 10 vols. Hannah
Moore's Works , vols. poecncio', Drcamc,on.
, vols. knickerhoekct' New York, with other of
Washlnrton l%rvin.'s Works; Piln,, Water Witch.
Spy, Red Roeor, with ollcr OF Coopef's Novels;
Japlet in search of Father Fanny kcmLlc ;
Shakespeare in and 10 vols. M,kenzie's
5000 Receipts; Village Sermons; Form Books ;
Lacon; ANIMALS 1876 assorted; Family Bibles,
some very clcrant Mclnto,'S England Good
ricl's Geography Burdcr's Memoirs Chamber
Works Sturms's Reductions Buclan's Dom.
Medicine Celebrated Trials Book of Martyrs i;
Lady of the Manor Mason's Farricr SCOTS
Napoleon Arthur Lee; Letter Paper, Qu,lls
and BLANK Books, together with a very larer and
superior collection Of Miscellaneous Works, loo
numerous 10 pariienlarizr.
The superior assortment, and character Of this
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SALES OF FLOODED STOCK.

On Tuesday last, Paschal Buford, Esq. of Bed
'Gri, sold his three year old colt, Ronlcy, by
Star, ont of a liambletonian mare, to Mrssrs.
HAYNES Il Colquloun, of Danvillc, for sl3l2l.
On Thursday, VIM. Terry. Esq. of Bedford sold
Red Wasp, by Shakespeare 4 years old, to Mr..
David Mcdaniel, of North Carolina, for $1,000.
The following are the sales, at auction, of the
stock of William Garth, Esq. of Albemarle, on
Thursday last, on the race-coursc: Morgiana,
II years old, by kosciusko, and colt BY Greybeard,
,oo; Clementino, 6 years old, by Tonson, dam
Lady Racket, and colt by Greybeard, S245 !;
Lazy racket, IL years old, by Sir WiIlium, dam
Eagle, s2o5 Grey Filly, 6 years old by Tonson,
Jam by Luxall, 5000 Sorrel Fillv, 4 years old,
oy Sir Charles, dam Lady Racket, $3.50; Bay
'0'ey' 3 years old, by Greybeard, dam Lady
Racket, SIPS.
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CORPORATION AFFAIRS.

u regular meeting of the Common Council j.,
Lsnehourg, at the court house. on Friday cyrn;n,
'he 2oth May, 1896 :-Present,
'nIIllson II. Davis, David G.. Murrel. Iob, \,
Utes, sampson Diuguid, Thomas O.. Acrre I,n,n.
y, Morgan Jesse l.. Perry, John Uolins' N r.
! ".'"''aa ana christopher Roberts, members.
oi mo.'on OF Mr.. Mnrrel, Smithsoa N. Darts
was appointed President, pro tern.
The Annual Report OFFS. Djuroil r,,;.na.
IN Chief of the Lynchhurg Hose Conn,n,
was this day presented TO tue Board. and he;n,''
read, was received. s
And upon motion of MIR. Otey. il was un,n,-
"'oUsiy htSotrtd, that the thanks of this Board b.
'''ue'ea to The sad Company for the prompli-
,'ue, zeai and energy, displayed by them in snh.
"u'hs the recent fires which have occurred in onr
town. w"
Inc Lyncilburg Hose COMPANY recommended
10 Tue Board, Sampson Diugnil To be Enoineer i,
Chlet; John r. Mcdaniel to be Isl Ene;nccr =.
y'in W ililamst To be 2d Engineer Robert ". C.l.
'ihs 10 be 3rd Engineer; and Frederick Hickey
10 De ft' Engineer, OF said Hose Company, for the
ensuing Year. And the question being scyerall,
taken upon each officer nlmed, they were mani
monsly accepted and approved.
The Board proceeded To the election Of nuLli.
officers OF the corporation, for the ENSUING wear
when the following persons were unanimously -
lccted, VIZ: Griffin l.. Lrckie to be Police Mas
yer joshua Ii. Holmes to be Superintendent, olthe
water w orkS, and Guaacr of SpirituonS Liquors :.
William Sncad to be Keeper OF the Powder AI,oa-
zine Thomas II. Roberts TO be Weiellma>ter \
leXander Iompkins to be Treasurer Henry Dun
r'ngton 10 be Collector of the Revcnue.-And the
board appointed the following persons 10 be
Wc'1l,maStcrs otloose and unprized Tobacco, of.
tered for sale, in this place, for the ensuing wear.
VIZ: Frederick Hickey, John ilockaday, Richard
Thurman, Robert Burnett, Edward Price, VIM.
Crawford, John ToWnley, Dayi p. Reese, Robt.
VI. MITCHELL, John Reese, and Charles Anderson.
The Board proceeded 10 elect President of
the Common Council for the ensuing year; when
nine members voting Cor SmiihSon II. DAVIS, and
one member voting for ID. G. Murrell, the former
was declared dnl, elected.
hesofeed, That a committee be appointed to as.
certain the amount Of money in the hands of the
Treasurer, and what part thereof belongs to HE
Poor Fund, what is due to the corporation BY indi-
vldnalS, and what sum or sums are owing by the
corporation, upon orders on contracts made by or
under the authority OF the Court Of liu.tings or the
Common Council and finally. what sum is neces-
sarv to be raised, by way ottaNes, 10 meet all pro-
per demands against the Corporation the prcscn,
ycar-and that HEY report, by bill or otherwise.
Whereupon the President appointed Messrs. Muir
rrll and Otcy to be of and To constitute said com.
mlttec.
Eatract from tie journal Of pr0ceedings.
ID. ROBES ClerE
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a Valuable James River Estate, and
NELL FOR RENT.

a 5 administrators, will, the will annexed. Of
"A Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, | wish to.
lease, for a term OF years, tina, very valuable and
well known tract OF LAND, situate on james Ri
'cr' IN me ooun'y OF Amherst, formerly the pro-
perry of Wm. Gait, deed. There i, ON this tr,c,
a large body of fertile river bottom, and an extern.
siye and valuable Manufacturing Mil.
will lease the Land and Mil jointly or scpa-
ralrIy. Possession Of the Mil will be deIiyer.d
ON the lot day Of June next, and that of the E,and
on the Isl day of January next, witt, the privilege
of seeding crops of snail grain at the usual season
during the approaching fall.
The attention Of the cnterprixing and indus,ri-
Gus IS particularly invited to this Property, as i, is
confidently believed that a finer prospect of mak-
ing money rarely occurs than that herr, pres, mad
JNO. NJ. OTEY.
APRIL II ;f,s
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'kNlIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and the public at large, that he now has a
good assortment of Family Carriages and Barou-
ches ON hand, and with the additiono of others, Iaily
expected, his supply will be rendered equal, If not
superior, To any IN the upper country.-llaving
made such permanent arrangements at the North
AS will enable him To get the best articles in his
line, be is determined, if sustained by a generous
public, that his supply shall be equal to the de-
mand.
He would also make known that lie MANU-
~fACIURES any description of Carriages, and
most cheerlully solicils a comparison between
Northern manufacture and his own, being perfect
" willing 10 engage to make any kind of carriage
for what it would cost to get a similar article deli
vcred here from the North.
Ills hands being principally from the North,
all repairs done III the shortest notice and on as
reasonable terms as can be done here or in Rich
mond. SAM'L. AYRES.
May To fits
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MEDLEY.

y . understand, that n report Is IN circula-
"A ton, that Medley ~ ~dIstempercd. and of
course, IN bad health, | think it proper. h, ms.
tleo to him., to inform the public of the inc,s !:
lie, II short time ago, had either "A slight attack
oil dls,emper, or u violent cold. which lastcd but
aNerv short time. lie is now in rs fine henLIi
and condition ms | ever saw a Iorse-and have.
l Know, thus season, as good Pasture Grass Lots.
Stables, Nc. for Mares, as | have ever seen n,
the sinnd of any other horse.
! will cite the public to two late spceime,so r
Mcdlcy's colts LIT, Columbia Ta,lor. ben,ino
sidney and BlacLhcath for the Jockey Club.
over the Philadelphia course, 3 mile heats, Nov.
$50 see N. York Spirii of the Times, time of
the r"ce not gisen) 2id, MISS Medley, ut Mn
con, Georgia, March, 1876, beating n large field
oi crack nays, for the Jockey Club purse $1,000.
\ mile heats, running IL miles aud avcr,ainy
each heat n friction under I'm. 55s. (wherc she
won the Club l mile heats n year berbre.) Her
trends ARE ANXIOUS 10 back her against any nnp
IN the world, who will rum in Georuin ayrcenbl,.
to the rules of racing. Various other two and
three mile races could he named, but those WIN
pretend to breed To fine horses are too CONVEX
SAINT with matters of tina sort to require n,oy,.
than the catalogue attached 10 his bills and tl,osc
two races above stated, which are Obliged TO rive
satisfaction, MS they hive beaten almost every
crack mig that has tillcn in their wny. and arr.
siill willing to run against any rag in the world.
aud for n world Of money.
JOHN :. HURT.
y. u. Instead ct $50, only SO will be oha,ned
,of me season for mares that have been sent or NAV
be SEM 10 Medley. J.. :. HURT.
May 81 .o.'