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TO HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS, STEAM
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.

4 Emil u lLT.r. g Gu, NC > ''aSaA'hc sArect, arc
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
KelIck,, Eagle and other late arrivals irem he
,-,ern cities large and new selected assortment
HAS, Boots, shoes and BrOgans,
consisting OF g-n.lemsns fine calf and Morocco boots
do Gel quality; do bud, and pegged boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco.
-hss. pumps and brogans buckskin shoes, brogans
sl,ppe, mems fine calf and kipped pegsed shoes and!
rogans; do boots; do kip aud wax pegged shoes
I'd brogans; gentlemens best quality calf sewe shoes,
h,pgans aud Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
i ckle shoes and brogans; do calf seal and Marocco.
.ian shoes and slippers, do calf, buff ana seal wings
new article; do fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
lots; loys, misses and childrens pegged and sewed
h osans, and shoes Of every quality and kind
Also a general assortment Of mems stout wax and
r,-st lrogans and skoe5 together with 10000 pairs
cgro bxst quality, russell brosans, nailed in the
hanks, made expressly for plantation use; good
rlment Of mems fine and stout kip russell brogans u
article, and arge quantity OF inferior quality
r. sset and brogans
Ladies' fine calf seal, morocco and grain welts and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
wind slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
calf seal and stout leather booecs; do Prunea shoe>
fall kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans; .io gater
y and foxed boo,ees Misses lasting spring slses
u gans Chii.ren's coloed Morocco aud lasting bro
4; ns and boots, &c.
,;en,lemen's fine fashionable black silk hats; 'o black
IN ltab beaver do at superior quality; 'o imitation
q ram do; bread and narrow brm mems fine drab and
III * Knssa short Mapped hats, article. YoHths
sc size hats OF different qualities; do chlres's.
Minis and boys black and drab wool hats Of various
tu pes, with general OF boys and mems
go caps.
this assortment, will he repleiscd b, the arrival OF
cM packetsirNm the named cities, all OF ~hicl,
will be sold Ell accommodating terms aug 1T
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MEMORANDA
No further news from the river.
NAUTICAL. IyrEIIN;EN,

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE
New York. Nov. o. Cid shin Memphis (Pckt) Nichols, New
Orleans. Panthea Woodbury.. do.
Arrived-brie Corheto, Pendieton. Cenfucco. Oct 60
Philadelphia Oct II CID ships niagara. Cole, Orleans
Columbia Clark do; sch Independence Davis for Galveston"
Texas,
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10 l.. U. CANINE, et the solicitation Of many of his
frends has consented to become candidate for the
Office Of Magyar of ills city.
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WASHINGTON BAIL ROOM
SHIPPING.
CoastWlse.

81 The fast sailing pncket ship VICKSBURG,
EHTA Bunker MASTER having three tonrths OF her
tAAE carg" enc aged, will sail rs above, and wants
80 Unes cotton. For freight or passage, having ee-
giant accommodations apply TO The captain on board,
Two tiers below the Vegetable market. or to
MIG AtDHEN, 81 Common st
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

~
hing brick. h,wber. or other mne ,im.. ;,hn ,he
limits oi the 2nd Muncru.ity are hereby notified 10
take out cence for such craft cOnformuby to The law
now in force. at the expiration Of ten doys from the
dnte ." this notice all boats found in c""raven!'cn Of
NE law VIII oe seized ana the "mers PioseS Tor
t hae ""P'se' cl,.,or ,r1 .v". i, ~" 81
' o''..'o. ~ '''@' D'''' -"' 40
4 Wis MIR n,or;6,,;r.. do, ho,oanr e. ,<h.,
N on,nt IL, h,;, ios hr;ono. ~, ,u,res ms,s,;.u.
dan. Ia, lm;,.. do In Mno;c;n,l;,f M o 81 IL;
Jonns ou,;l. Iov.,,, n-a..,sar mn ,;.arse ..n.
loo Ills hn,r.,~ oonf,rrsmon, = Ia ro; .r;s,.rss.
"v,n, rsx n;ra,;,. d. AZ ours ds,s. a. 81 ~.
et inns los hato,"r ,ronvs;en, an con,rs,.ns;on 4,
!. IL; .oron. - 49, 1890 !. ~ 20 =, ra~.,d'
so;.n, n.v6, " DEACON
'' III ms oy co,,.,,,,x " :, 20. IA 1av..
- !. :, :, : -, -
" Ho Ltoug'. ~ .ne Po.'ce p!'son ~ ~ 81 N.a. r
ve,rs If a~. s,vs he ~" -, r adus, 1v;". "v
The puyo; Roal. The awn.r viii nease cslI az ~
prison. prove property nav charges aid lake lin swav.
il s HARPER,
Captain Of tho Watch.
view Orleans, NOV. b. 1917.
uLa e,k nnenk a In ,cole A.. Ia Secon3. Mu,;
L lite up negro nomm6 SAM. npd d. e. ,u.,
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

SITUATED IN NEW OTeuHa,
70 BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1885
INJACKSONVILLE Fla.
Under the superintendence Of the Commissioners up
poI.ted BY the Legislative Assembly Of Florida.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.
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Cologne Water, Ptrfumery, &c.-A splendid
article ut cologne, put up expressly Tor the retail
lrade: also the purest F ench Perumcry, rn,u IRA
cling every variety for the tolIe,, Tor sle by
,ct2 REEFS e. D'LANG.
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GOO PRIZES, as follows: |
Prize-That magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
in Masazin street. measuring 266
feet S inches lines on Magazine st.
lag feet + inches on Gravier street,
aud IOl feet II inches Oh aches
at. This building produces now
rent of $37 QUO per anniln, aud being
in the most hourisling part Ut the
c,ty, opposite three banks, and in
the immediate neIghborhood Of the
st. Charles and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few yehrs bu
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars
per unnum. Estimated al 100000
Prize--'That elegant four sto Y brick build.
lug known as the CITY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the corner Of Cump and Common SITS
measuring l62 feet on Common st,
and l46 feet 10 inches on Camp st.
This building rents now for $25OOO,
and being in the most central part
of the city, shortly be increased
to thirty thousand dollars per an.
mum. Estims,ed al 100000
Prze-The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 80 on Na,chez street,
adjoining the Arcade, rented at y nm
] Prize-The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 49, adjoining No. 20, Oh
Natchez street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated at $2O,OOo
I Trize-The three story brick dwelling
house, No, Is, adjoining No.l9, on
Natchezst. rented Of twelve humid ,o oo,
red dollars. Estimated at 100000
east corner of Basin and Custom
house streetss measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, Az feet front on
franklin street, by 10y feet depth on
Customhuuse street; rented ut ff.
teen hundred dollars. Estimatedat $4,000
Prize-'Jhe dwelling house No "a SOUTH
west corner Of Basin street, meas
urng - feet inches on Basin at,
80 feet inches on Franklin street,
by l27 ieet 10. inches depth on Gus
h""dred dollars" s.' ''@ Estimated a, $4,000
| Prze-The two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 on Royal street, between
| Ursuline and Hospital streets, meas
| uring "a feet inches on Royal H.
| by l27 feet ii in hes in DEPTH rent
/ cd at 5000 per anEum,.
Estimated at $4,000
'' 500 each, "'' ~ ~ $4,000
''AS 500 EACH, e"ch N'''''''''''' ''> S' $so,oOt
ders Bank stock, at 800 each, 5000
81 Prizes of 100 shares each CITY Bank, BOON
| 9 Prizes of 50 :. Exchange, 10000
| ? Prizes Of IS " Gus Light, 5,OOt
Trud.rs' 5000
| 90 Prizes of 10 Louisiana State, 2O,O0(
| 10 Prizes Of 9 GINS Light 1906
900 Prizes of " Bank Of Orleans, 2O,U0t
600 Prizes of | Union Bank of
Florida, 1900
1t shall he at the option Of tbs winners Of prizes
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H. IL IL IL

FOX NEW YORK.
HOLMES' LINE OF PACKET$-ro snil every
L / other Monday.
This Line composed of SIN ships, viz:
Ship VICKsBUHG, Captain Bunker, Nov. 25tli
1 D,tr,s. s .s%h, Dec s y"
-, Arkansas Dennis, Jan. 9Th
. NAsHy,ILE Wood, i, 2Oth
:, ALABAMA Berry, Feb. Sd
The above ships are of the first class coppered and
copper fastened, aud having been built in New York
expressly for this rnlr-lhcy of light dtaught of
watr:. and almost invariably the Bar without my
detention. these packets commanded by Captains
well experienced in the trade, and will always exert
themselves to odn,e-hey will always he towed
up and down the river. and will promptly sail as adj
versed.
They have handsomely furnished accommodations,
and stores of The first quality will always he furnished,
and every attention pad III the comfort aud satisfaction
of passengers
The price of cabin passage is liked at s9n without
wine liquor.
For further particulars alply to
NJ COHEN, w Common 81
The ships not acc"unta lie for breaknge OF glnss,
hollow wure marble. granite, cOoperngr. OF TN, or
rst If non or Steel nor responsible for package or
parcel unless regular bill ofladug IS signed therefor
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" ANrED-Three or four families to 60 on plan
w .iaon six miles from the city, there ara good
and com,modious houses The land is already cultivated
and can bring fair income; each family will have he
privilege Of cutvarng large parce! Of ground for
number OF years. an. of cutting much timber they
may want, without having sny Thing pay Tor The time
agreed upon. For further particulars, apply ~
II BONNABEL,
MS corner Na,chez and TchapitOulas SIS
IQUORS-7 pipes Holland Gin; 25 brls don ss,ic
- Gin; also, 25 brls domestic Brandy in store for
sale by
M JTHAYER 4 Co, PoyJras at
'RNEAS--20 chests Pnwchong, Is do SouChung, and
I sixty )3 lbs boxes Gunrowder Tea, in store for
snle BY
~ THAYER Co, 74P9ydras at
- PERM Oll-2n casks in store, for sale bv
~ N? J THAYER T. Co, "a Poydvssst
GOAP-a0O boxes Robbins { I Soap, in STORE for
no JTIlAYER Il Co, "a Poy.lrass,
MADDER-6 TASKS in store, for sale bv
VA NJ THAfER Il Co, "a Poydrays st
DEIOSPHORUS-aD lbs. landing from Have, for
i sale by II BONNABEL,
OBJ 43TchaPi,ouas st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-21

CHAMPLIN & COOPER,
GROCERS AND DEALERS IN PROVISIONS
AND FEED.
No. 70 and 81 Julia street, New Orleans.
1i-Ship aud Family stores put up. mar
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The will leave the hours in the week days
until O'Clock r NJ when Locomotive will leave Carroon
every hour until o'clock PM aud New Orleans evo'y hour
aht,l soLork Pm.
Horse Car he obtained hrfoc 70 o. lock p
by paying dollars for the Trip. After 70 o'clock r. NJ.
10 dollars viii, he charged
Persons going by the Car provide themselves
with Tickets tho conductor positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
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HALF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
ISrr1ERV

DHLr MiLIloIN,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.
CAp,rAL $54o,MO IN 1891 PRIzEs!!!
Will be drawn 3Ist December, New Years Eve, in
New Orleans; and in order to crafty purchasers Of
tickets the combination plan is ndoped for this lottery
whereby it will be completed in one drawing.
G. ,,25 ,rkets at 10 dollars, S675250 .
1891 PRIZES!!!
SCHEME.
Camp Street Theatre and Ground-prze to the
LIST, Cd and Sd drawn numbers, 15O,0o0
Tha, substantial four story brick building cal
led Armstrong; Iio'el, forming III" corner
of Camp and Na,chez suee,s-p,ize 10 the
4,h 9Th 4 9th, 40I0o
That valuable five story brick store on Old lie"
wee street, occupet bv Messrs II 4 W Hop
kins-mize to lie III, 8,, and 9,h $4,000
Tint elegant DIV elling house and lot M ~,
Royal street. occupied by c W tioodricI-
prize to the lotl,, iltl and ls,', 25OOo
Tin, two story double dwelling and double lot
in ID Municipality. occupied by NJ Hall $500.
| prize To the lst, I'd aud 4th, laOOO
with % other rgz"s Of Rent Estate, making 30 o,
Tickets in the Two Million Lottery.
THE GRAND TWO MILLIONS LOTTERY .
Only9 Blanks to Prize.
10000 PRlZES-Of Two Millions of Dollars.
J'Drawn on the old plan of Blanks and Prizes. -
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
lOO,O 900 Tickets, ut 20 dollars, S2,GO00oO
The scheme and selling price the same. The expen
SEES operate as reduction from the Valuations SCI on
the property offered in prizes.
MODE OF DRAWING.
| The Nos. to lO0OOo will be placed in wheel
and the same number Of Blanks md Prizes in anothe
| wheel and drawn until all drawn.
! QF The first days drawing in January next under
the supervision Of Two Judges of Courts in N. Orleans
10000 PRIZES!..
/ LIST, The Veranlah and Ground valued at $5OO,O0t
/ Cd. The st. Charles Theatre, ground, seen.
| cry, machinery Sc. complete, 40O,O0t
| Sd. The ST. Charles Arcade Buildings, Camp
| street. I5u,Ull
With Stores, Dwellings, entire squares of
Ground, &c. &c. 4N,OO'
| 10000 Prizes amounting to $:'09u0Ol
Tickets for sale the Of Canal and St. Charles
streets, MIG
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G A Il |. OLLTO ON

~ LAVAOD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general TINT he has taken the
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little nntice beforehand He willing
into arrangements with families indv duals DESTROYS
afpassing the summer ut CarrOlltOn. moo
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SlSneH,
DAVID JOHN ROGERS, Chairman.
II. LOCkETT,
IL

Is. WHlrAEY.
Resolved, That John Gibson be, and he Is hereby
removed from tire Office OF Secretary to this Couc'l
and said office is hereby declared vacant
A fer tho adoption of the rcsolut OIL, retired
from our rcot, stating to the Council however,
that we owed i, to self respect to ,ilsclaim
any intention of having insultcd the committee,
and advising ITEM that'w did not consider that
our dismissal without trial or hearing was legal
and that we should maintain our rights by law
which shall do.
During tho discussion the question of tho
adoption Of the report, Messrs. Ca DWELL Peters,
I.ockett and Rogers spoke several tines and each
OF them took occasion to speak of the services we
had rende ed the Munic puty, and the fidelity and
efficiency with which wo had performed our duties.
Previous to the meeting of the Councit that vo-
ted our Dismissal were Informed by gentleman
that DR.. David I'm Rogers had reported certain
expressions as having been dropped from US in
conversation with him. On the spot we denied
having made of the language, which had been
put into our mouth. with the malignant purpose
of nuring us. After the decision of the Council
removing U.s. considering that what Rogers had
stated, was cxtra.ofiicia, and no, within ,le COW
eriEg of his acts as an Alderman; for which we
possibly had right to call him TO account, we sent
two friends to wait upsn him for Personal satsfac
ton, which he cowarily refused. under the preext
of his being, forsooth, Alderman, which Office,
it appears in the opinion of Rogers ives him the
privilege Of Indignantly eliminating man. with
impunity.
We were removed from tho Office Of Secretary
on the 22nd uit., and without any other cause than
to fill up the measure the dirty. low and coward
ly spite of Rogers, Locket & Baldwin; VIC arc
now deprived of the Municipality printing.
We have already extended this article too much,
and will wave comment for another occasion. IL
tho meanwhile we ask the public fthcy have eject
ed these men their representatives aud agcnts' or
| if they have conferred Office upon them for the
purpose Of serving their own ends, and gratifying
tn ir own dirty spite.
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E. JOHNS 4 co.

E. JOHNS 4 co.
sTATIoNERs' HALL, NEW ORLEANS.
TUNllE assortment Of papers being now completed.
l. n subscribers offer the fullwng list the partiI
cular attention OF the public. Prizes. usual. low.
EDDIJSH Dr01r;y1 p1Der / IVLntmu>l
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THE JACKSON AND IACOuRsE sTREETCARs

THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of jackson 81 o'clock AM Canal
street O'Clock. At half 7o'clork they
leave both ends hall hour until " o'clock
ing that instead ri Canal street y o'clock the
will leave there u 9 O'Clock Pm.
lis particularly requested that gentlemen will not put
their cushions smoke in the when iades
are present.
.Ofhce Ne~Orle'ns c"rrol'on
October 22d, 1899. JOHN lIAMPSON,
Ch;nfE n r. II r
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Orders for the above Lottery will be received at the
Office under the Verandah corner Of st. Charles and
Common Streets and at No. 10l Charres street, New
orleans, aud promptly forwarded. Order. from the
country post paid containing r4mittances for the num-
Der Of tickets required addressed to
SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-21

1t shall he the option Of til. winners of prizes
bank stocks, either to take the stock itself the pa
value thereof in cash.
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HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.


-DlRECTORs- ,t
R. HAVENS, PRESIDENT.
C W Lawrence, Ferdinand Suxdum
N Taylor, 81. Woolley,
J p Phoenix, B Varnu,,,
Tucker, NJ Baldwin,
Morrison, q, Otis,
D Lee, Rankin,
ID Wolfe, NJ ID Benjamin,
G Hals,ed, W Weed,
Wv Todd.
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary,
The undersigned, authorised agent Of the above Com
pany for New Orleans will receive proposals for lsur-
Ing Houses, Buildings, Stores, Ships in port, Go"ds
Wares and Merchandise from Ioss damage ty fire.
nI8-4t JAMES II LEVEKlCH, AGENT.
FOR NEW YORK First Regular Packet.
Holmes Line Of Packets
II TO sail on the 22d inst.
O The packet ship AUBURN, captain Dnrfey, is
dischargng opposite the Vegetable market. C"nsign~
ees y i'll please attend TO the receipt Of their goods:
- TO RENT.
f75S6u The three story brick store No. u! New
.!lW Le.ee steel; possessiom given iun:ediately'
| Apply I" nl8 HYDE& BkOIHLN.
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MODE OF DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from l to l0O,00, will be put in one
wheel, and 90 prizes, with the blanks in another t."
every number prize blank will be drawn. until al
the prizes determined. leaving the buIancc Of mum.
bers in the wleel-banks.
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE. .WlsrEe ARRANGEMENT:
To commence The list Of November, 1889.
FROM cARRoLLToN. FROM NEW ORLEANS.
H"rre Car at o'clock AM Horse Car " O'Clock AM
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NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
la &C. g. NJ 81

0Tln compliance with the wishes Of large number
Of gentlemen esir0us Of awaiting themselves Ot the fine
sport to be had the Great Prairie; the hours
If starting will be as fellows till further notice.
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SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON. New Orleans.
ne A steamboat will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers may he DESTROYS to witness the
drawing.
jacksonville, Fla. April. 1885, mny
KS $50 REwARD-Ranawsy o" the LIST No.
Xs fish and French, agsdRho"t ID or'9 years, 5
-2---. feet ) nchesRhigh short and thick set,
small ewes, prominent forehead, open and Tree gn,e
Had on, went he away. pair OF co,tonade panta
looms with small blue >trpes, and a emgl!am shirt
Said negro worked u long " lille with NJ: VIM Stone,
hrickayers' hand. FERNANDO LEMos,
n9-if 33I Daphne street
TO HOUSEKEEPERS. HOTELS, STEAM
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.
VVVHE subscribers now receiving direct from the
mnnufactories, large supplies of Glass, China and
Eur,henwa,e, Looking ',asses, Plated and Silver ~are
Lamps, Chandeliers J"panery; kitehrn ware, and
house furnishing gooas gs"Iy which they :n G fer 81 4
e C"%n "'' street ire" nso-4w REMOVER 4 Co
~ANvAsSLD HAMs-ls casks in store for sale by
~ n20 THAYER l. Co. "a Poy'lras ST
i 1lLKLtS, KETCIIUP, c-5U boxes gallon jar;
l. aud 80 boxes hall jar pickle; 100 boxes tomato
ketchup; 90 boxes pepper sauce; ~ do half pound
canister Mustard, in store TOR sale by
mo- JTllAYER 4 Co. "a Ioydras st
DICE-4o casks prime Carolina Rice, in store for
IL sale by [n2oI JTHAYER \ Co, "a roydrns st
w HIsKEY-l5o bhl. at the landing, for sale by
" MIG q DORSEY, Al New Levct
E0LOUR-looobrs a, Tie landing, for sale by
Il MIG G DORSEY. Al New lcvec
rORDlLA BOLT ROPE-l2l coils CordiIn R"l,
~ Rope, landing from ship Chnremagns, for sale by
o3l PETER LAlDLAW, 6h Camp ST
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals frem :h-
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For the Interior.

FOR THE ATTAKAPAS.
h. F|sa1G n. The steamer 'TOMOClllCt1, Cap
trls;l Ntan Gel., now hourly expected to
arrive, will depart on or about 10th
instant For freight passage, to New ihera aud all
iniern,e da.e findings The Terhe, apply 10
nIS PETER LAIDLAW, 81 Camp ct p
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ne A steamboat will be provided take to Florida
such passengers may be DESTROYS to witness the
drawing.
jacksonville, Fla. April 1889. may
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RICH JEWELRY.

Dli'lrtk-l0u kegs western butter, r.! store and
Il for sale by q DORSEY,
r,nl2 a. New Leyee
nUfNlNE-45J ounces F,t,lch suIphac Of qnninr,
NJ for sn'e by JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
ME ~ corner Co,,n,nm s. Tchupituulas SITS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Margrave and LeviatEs~. Waxy Pore was bv
Waxy; his dam, Pfuuella, Tdsn, also Of Penelope,
Parasol, Pelisse, Podsrgus, Pioneer Pledge. Pawn.
Piquet, Prudence, Pope Joan, al ezceueas1 by
HighnSer, Waxy Pope, called also Lord Sliso's
Wsxy, was not only winner Of the Derby. but first
as ranHer and stallion in his day. FEIr, at four
wears old. won out Of nine starts being
beat short distances and winning the extraordinary
number Of FIRE cars, which do NOT recolee, 10
have been done by any ether horse--hs beat many
capital runners. among them, Bolivar Robin IIood.
Clotilda. Frederick, WINNER Of the Derby1 Sto-
forth, Retriever, LawHsleeves. Perseverance, DIR.
faustus. 2l times winner. Haiston I22 times
winner, Terror. IL times winner, MeBa's Pride.
Cisiercian, Guido. SC. To very many of these
horses he gave weigh'--won Of fashionable courses
and generally made play, relying his great stout
ness and game"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Erlraety from anthenfie Ene1ish Regis-
ieys. and other sources.


"FELT started this year, nine times. and won
seven important races. hse Of which we're Gold
Cups. and ran second in the eighth race being bes,
by head, and beating the winner three four
times on other occasions. He won in curs and
onlg foUr times--a most extraordinary and SPLEEN
did performance especially when il is considered
that he frequently carried heavy extra weight"
The following strong evidence of his high char
ac,er is taken from the Sporting Magazine for
1880 -" Having this wear recruited his stable
with Lord Worcesfer's Fair, hi, Lordshp has
been gallant winner-hoving with this horse. car
ried of both the great Tradesman's Cups ut Ches-
ter and Liverpool; and cup elsewhere,
wish he had anothc, nag two in his stable like
Felt.' THAT Felt is frst-rate one. will not,
fancy, be denied by any one."-pp. 66, $50. "He
beat more than 800 1orsesi"
"FELT'S career tho turf was so brilliant
in England that it caused his sire, Hangar CAPT
mi four mile horse to be brought from Ireland
England where he Is of her best and most
r,o11tl0r stations. The last season he had twenty
four winning colts, that won ffty-two races, and
among them was Ellis, perhaps the best colt of this
year. who won the great ST. Leger, and many other
races. Hangar is row covering mares by subscrip-
lion Mt about Sl25, and making full seasons too.
Felt is very like his sire in form action, and marks,
hut is a good bav while Langaris chesuut. Lam
gar is descended from the same stock as Pram,
thew being out of half sisters. Felt covered in
1896 about one bundled mares at 500 the season,
and 500 10 insure; among them the celebrated
Clara Fisher Lady Lagrange, Gmy Girl, imported
primnla. imported Zah, imported Schemer full
sister to Ohio, and many other fine mnrcs "
A. T. b. MERRITT.