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a Cify made; and ia lyle AMI dusbi,,y n"y 81"
.ot,l 10 H. So sold In other stores fyr - ~ o"
~ CafDrrs- Boots made to order i"r - 20 .q""i |"
tbo.. made In Otfr for - ~ I" 70 Al io.hs
Joe,. Eiu. French Imperial Boot and shoe npaf'nng
Dspd No An street, ~ The tnrsi msnniarion'- ~
fn CIV southern Gentlemen and tie fuhic ~ f'p'"
.u had IL 10 their adysntt.etO c1ii ana examine ~ M m
.el,e. Root. Sues Caters and fpprfs mace 10 "'nF'
ii . .horiss notice. No Ann street, ne" bf"a""h5'
,.s doors below the American NnsrnhL q, =, ,,>,vs
-, .. fa,..tr NM N. YOUNG 4 ~ u. JONI
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ElLwoop w.Lrss. Soy ljy1iml July 2is-
t. Bosfon subscriptions 10 the New-f orb
frihure received hf .l ..ri-f1 A-tf.-. tEDDlNb A c.
s'at--rrs,. Tenn50 ceuis per week of Two cvns of
S.Hr.r Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, or cents or :,
PER iHnlu.
a.v and chrap publications f1r sale os 9" o. i-.lel
i,y IL Sion P.i..ier. There Napoleon. iei co-I
r. DR.. Town>end's Compound Exiracf o.
-ur.nra iiiin This Extract is ruupin qaaf arc
j. .ll fi,t carcr dian uly sold u i warranted o. De
superior aricle any the marset We rave numerous
crrra'es Physicians. C.erevuen arl Stale Ocrs a'
l- Office hch c0nc.lsively Prove tie superior eirue
ms Extract One bottle only j. sufficient 10 iesi IT, fneis
Cal aud -ci circular For sale Al l5i Fulton sr'e i>-t
Bullln-l N@3 limos
~ ,. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor
Law All COmiai.-.ofer of Deeds &C vii aiirnd tl
G-adina-Room Of Tammany Hal q. al hours Of DE day
frI 4.e..rr ivf5 osff
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STORAGE I'm BROOKLYN.

-, TOR AgF r~ .nar mo is-r- Cotton WOO aye Nool-
= - go rain lI.. aad Tor I'D lllfs lratl tnl
,ftv - '.. rlr. lnot extra llxa lou-l DO l.- ihRtE
SEW FIRE PROBE btdCn ti,t--i, - .'.t.
.-. nufe, 81 oi ,le later, -e-fj opp'-i-r 'i
SD warehouses ere cunrrl.e'it ~ avg ~ ii
IL Il. l-.r.- -..I- tlfi"r nlr- docs Tuufnf M Ar iir
81 1.4 efficient .erl of sslier rr vessels ~ ne iir-si
class Merchants and o-f~rs "i-An- s'ofs-e in Dles
=. ,v--f ro .x-rrirf said PREMISE escr all more
COMMISSION, drpol cannot be found Lighters a~ays N
-~iiaes. Tor tie delivery ~ zoo. l-lrsles 81. ..,
,ai,. anr'v h. m FORD. on ~ trrnl--.. ~ -n
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A coon GRANGE for rnter.-for Sae.-rhe
"A subscriber. wishing 10 embark 10 dtcrcli business
offers sae 100 gOol terms the undivided half oi the office
of The " cifran Telegraph" aueper printed ia Kalamazoo
Mich The materials entirely news having been iuf
chased Of Geo Bruce Co IN september last The SUI
scruton hst numbers six hundred. mostly Substantial far
ers and with iii eOu might be increased I'D one iua
sand TIL advert patronage l. large together " W mr.
lob business makes one OF The prom able country
Offices ia fhr Stale. Kalamazoo j. the County sent
EaaraIoo Comfy, and - piece ur holding me- thsnerr.
49,, Sunr.1e .iri- of he Western District of chruu-
The Central Railroad Will Dee completed 10 ilis pu il ~
fen her nr,f from which place roads branch Oh ID ev, =.
-srf of Western Michigan ana Northern Indiana. tn
Ea.amtzo1 river which winds hv here btslcs afford l
immense water power j. also lagr able, and several Inc
fs. and .i,fpuat d. ex rcci-o be- the river iu le
sprnt The Telegraph loo politics j. Wing ami ~ iir
Corfvis Whie hv large Dri'v. and u- County ohrrf
ar. a. Nhss lle County Boz ne-- viii AWAY 20 10 u'
Df.re 4 practical primer who las some >jn capn''
.il not m Do embrace This opportunity of purchasing, DE-
-uch openings in e Wes are scarce Possession WIN he
.iv,.n in October. For further particulars. adirt-s
ana ana rSW II B. NIL FR klI.nayon. Mich
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100 oINAL STREET JOG


,,,,,r,, = - ar.rrIpis0n nsrfi~iIafVa. TIst~. %
sotcrc pressure fn1cpir .isfa -
= ~. - s. -. or decsy, b BuskRY THOMSON,
~cf'f ~ o.e' dental surgeons. 10 CAN'T
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80 All IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES. r~s<a ecnk.sss
80 ch.-ry street by Capt n T. hsnd. rsssne.- -.
100 and Teacs~r for - yesfa Surveying 40 60
-, .,nt. With The mathematics seos~say We @
nEuOv AI..-snERMANA TwAItkA ~. 49,
-so,y occupied By Phelps, Dodge Co., conner sA'
Fulton sieees -. ~,,x.. R...t Iron
Thy are now receiving from uen ~osss , ..sr. ~,
She'd Iron, kc., and are Prsp,ren !" '>" VS.
every description VI Anssiess i'o-
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t'KEE INtsiRiTIONS.-ELYs FIELDS
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aruclons every Airf-
noon ibis week.. PROGRAMME

IL
noon Ills week. PROGRAMME
PART O..
TIE performance viii commence With - h'nsief
Tho nee onierul iea- OF throwing Cannon ba--- M-
fiarluer ID. Introduce bis wondered dog Nula " lo WI
90 tserttinl Iuf t-s. Sir. Whfoth sA 90 lis Locono-
tive sad re.afc Dis amusing b. CINE story.
~ ufcun..iuu Of - minutes between every ran ipf
Promenade and Refreshments
PART
Nr.lnl. Chorus" on joe hlne
SON 10 q UllIani old Dan Tucker lrirne
Nero song" I'm hn in the Eye Bel BIN ...N milocs
negro Dancing and Comicsiues, by Messrs. Gardner.
While and u isief Bryant
Railroad bFfrlfc ~ Dam
Nero AR Lucy Neal " ll'c-
Orrna song" Juiana Johnson" White
Ethiopian Parody Life By he Galley Fire. jarine
Nero Mtri BRYAN
PART rs.
Nero Song" WAX aOn. john ......N ililoch
Refrain" Way down The Country w Ah
Negro Som OH Grey Goose" ...........-. w hioci
finalein which Mr. Gardner VIII snow how the Bower!
Gifis come a. night.
The whole 70 nde wh lie Monster Thorne, the cee-
briird Cannon Bah defer.
Every thing announced wli positively De performer am
no fcfif.nu- names put uur bills. AUD 7'n-
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al HIST FI>l~HED-klesant ,isou Moe. IN
iii uai. Of the low price Of 81 flne Hafh ~ +" -
~~A M. Usf.nre equal - Hat commonly -Oid W "tn
.,.a, a Ais, elegant Iatsil0n MOle-sn Ia. al s1,S
aat SO GRO. +. H. BROWN, Practical iiaief,
a
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.viIirrEMOKk'>

lhrliifFlftDk ~ ,uncruiragd Nr-slau t Sytup-
W A certain remedy for Diauiru. Bowel Complaint.
Ds.anie-y Cholera Nufius Cholera lnfsnum. Ac--rhs
valuable Med cine presented tO the public. under The oi
confidence That nOihn VII De wanting ut sicsi OF It,
virnesl to convince the incrrnlous of n, intrinsic
worm over every ether for he above complaints
Tie Of prompt and early afternoon to thes'
plants cannot be Too strongly urged upon ne NINA 81
every person. from the W.. known tact mat thnusaus ore
annually Of DarrhTa and Bowel Compliant, and m most
ca-ss Tor want Of proper ih r sage of the
complaint This plainly be seen, IN the Gaze 81 lhe leu
der infini very few. are 10 be- found IN passing
through Of getting t-f teeth " uod neink NOR
or es- troubled with d.arrhuea Inch frequently remains
for months. and he child survives The shock Il j. eit WIN
an impaired constitution We have the moot startling iacs
presented 20 our view tho bills Of mortality. during The
summer and Fall months when Is To be seen HAT hun
drss every tai victims Ia this alarming complaint
several Physicians Of rc~peciahly ana ennrfcr, nave
tested IL virtues and do not hesite 10 recommend - use
IN their pucuco 9. q, ,e,
Dear Sir Feeling Tint ! owe duty 10 me puoAc, ~
wei yourself. H communicating iac, whch may .eh'h.
mnrfls would MT STATE uidt TOT hlH"t ''
wars pact n certain ufte year have been hic
ed with the Dtrrhl and having TIED The various pie-cii
tons recommended. with bat lille sheci, short Time since
ny eve caught notice IN one % the new spaprrs "i your
Concentrated Vegetable syrup for the cure ~ DNfnra,
for sale IN this Cry. mmedaely purchased uce' ana
% ny surprise and entire satisfaction taller the riai o ar"
iosesl heaed of plant and restored 10 heahy
action In nv bowels, can now say. would not be with
out 10 In possession any account and would ADVISE
all who may require It's to try A. have dphe, ana tey
viii be satisfied ofits virtues
You are liberty Sir % make such use 81 ms as you
' 49, FELIX W WILLIAMS.
Prepared by A. +. WHiTTEMORE, F.sex Conn. For -ale
Wholesale and Retail by \ Is. ID. SANDS Druggists, ~
Fulton ~ 10 BToadvas and u East Broadway. an2 I'm
IT-EsCARPA'> ACOI -TiC OIL the only cure
s0arpas Compound Acoustic Oh for the Of Deafness
nafu- and tei-clsrge Of matter from the ears also, All
iho.e eeif % noises like he buyzng of Insects itn
of wafer SC Nc which symptoms ol approaching dear
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x3TIiDEK'- Pasnt -al4l.lisf Sc II re -.
- -. -, ri - g. they came Jul 80 trumphlniy
1,,, sclr fl. hoo.- ll valuable lef- ~ many il5t'
e. ~. while the curf-ls % oin-f -.ie- "rl- 20. u
-. ..-a... "a. tr ie fre -4lluL7rer, nl- ln4lc1i
- --.-,,r ie ca lIa . sufficient ul-orr % woralrn 10
nj . ~. demand and ls NV 40 a--or-ni on aali- a.
I, tie Ir, 80. W.ra1rse ofe Great SEn an -er "a :
- I'm - 49,. fre and from - Ir1un- blilils-, an
1eri ra Slf-s. with reports, cecai- &C s'a - ~ n
' -. eli, md cu-l >iLAs {. HEbklNO,
49, -i'-''' --""' sferufictlrer. ij4 " .ier--t
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boarding an6 Gotels.

ID peasant airy anccs upsi - very "~s
c l,r snxe reuflcnrD. .enili ue' aao va" NH's
n - .fb i,4 rl.,o -. ,ininl titnf-uicn BE-
N fif.i Slh fax Or psriN oosrd on moderate ieini-
aus In.
kpsAhp WAN hD. A svnt4,lhsh AN a.l Nisn
ID f,f peffnaueut al IN kruoAAn Two eoni.F sc
-,,,,. . IN h.. required situation convenient 10 tuon
o. >,u,h Ferry vii BE- preferred respectable ff'sie
ianN o. here .fr hut lev hoafdsfs, wi te De, -
be note giving particulars. addressed H. NOV 10 y
l. PostOaic, vii receive immediate aiienii'n al, ~
and their wives, o. snge
ID rul-nien can obtain boari nh peasant rOcis, ~ No
. 800 -.tr,,,t Reference, "A chan.s.l .uI ~
DeAkDl>G.-Two OF three ucniisnlcn can otisia
ID Roard with ~ without rocms al No a. chanih-f.sI
opPo>ilc the PARK. sai w
EtkD.-The Boarding. Hossc ~ MRS. A. BROWN.
u having escaped he general cclA-Frsion, sie t,ss
leave her ant he yutr uef
they viii su md pleasant ana sif, sccomuof ain- 81 tsr
residence OF Bsisy Place AZ Or,rn~ ,h street
o.
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Police Intelligence.


Der 29.-Grand Larceny.-A man named Gayle was ar
rested last night by officer Grove Of the Fourth Ward
charged with having stolen pocket book containing
the act Of paying for something to drink at porter
house. No as Cherry st. into which place he had been
enticed by Gayle Another complaint was preferred
against him for ropbing a second victim named John
Rice of S. Gayle was locked up and detained to
swsr.
Orange county, while passing through Bayard street
was sccosted and robbed by two Edward Bent
and samuel williams we're subsequently arrested By
policemen Judge and sackman. on suspicion Of being
RsSSsd nv Fsmale.-A female named Catherine Roper
was arrested last night BY officer Stats of the Ord Wa
ON charge Of robbing Mr. J. NJ. Van WAGNER OF No
ISL Washington st., OF $40
was touched" to the tune Of couple Of sove.
reigns, while In the company of Mary Wilks who
conducted to the Tombs and detained for examine
ton.
Recovery Of Property few nights ago, a young fel.
low named Thomas Henry, was found secrsted under
bed in the Asor House, and upon searching him. large
Ivy which means. Capt. McGrath and oicor Whikehart
recovered upwards Of $500 orth OF property sup
osed to have been stolen by Henry, who Is detained In
custody for further examination
Arrest Of Suspected Bmgiars-Four men named
David Ten Eycke. Phillip Springfield Samuel Spring
erl and Jacob MITCHELL arrested this morning
charge Of being concerned with Others previously ar
rested in breaking into and robbng the store Of Messr
Davis JONES' corner OF William and John SITS, on FRI
day night last.
Pocket Picked.-Mr L. d. Townsley had his pocket
picked on Monday evening Of his pocket book cohtan
M STA with which the rogues escaped
"A Trunk b. oxen Open and Robbed A trunk containing
about $500 in money, belonging to Mr. ~ Wnne 2, So
idl West street. was broken open iast n'sn u oooso
Ro5Jine Room.mate-A female named Ann McGlim
was brought up and committed on charge OF roobirg
her roommate Margaret Brady, OF purse containing
All as for which unirendy act Ann was provided with
new lodgings in the Egyptian Iomos
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Marine Court

John Armstrong vs. j. q Bennot-rhs WIS action
- r.cover tho sum OF 500, for alleged extra serv
cs rendered tho proprietor Of the Nw York Herald
nv the plaintiff who engaged assistant reporter to
mat Iournsl The occupied the Court about
,ufs. The jury withdrew, and after two hours
consultation returned stating that they could not agree
they were about as they expresssdh half and hal'
q 10 for the defendant.
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net esn All - ooaic sey wes, u he'd been taken ~
square The probability Of recovering was very
mote but be made his complaint to the proper Chinese
that within many days he should have his watch That
very day all the police officers in that part Of Canton to
and Imprisoned One ofthem was then brought bsiore
the Mandarin and the robbery stated him. he was
and that all his comrades would rsmsn in Jail until he
did Each one Of the poor fellows thus confined had
family dependent on him for support aud friends and
ations interested In his release All these be-
most active in their exerons the watch
and set free the prisoners Their friends and their friends
creased geometrcally The whole people became thief
takers and at the end of three days the watch
from Csntoa and restored to its In other
ofhe similar, though harsher course, is sometim
pursued but the result is generally the discovery Of the
place in house, complaint to a Mandarin, all the
arrested and taken before him. and both
guilty and innocent bambooed till the really guilty at
last conesses The cruelty OF this course unfre-
quently indeed generally among foreigners prevents
complaints being made. The Chinese code both civil
and criminal, is Immensely voluminous and detailed
There apparently nothing which be done suE
fered that Is not provided for.
We have thus endeavored to give some idea OF
this highly entertaining discourse. II was listened
to with marked interest, and at the close the paud-
its were loud and enthusiastic. After thanking the
audience for their attention, Mr.. Webster an
nounced that the second lecture would be delivered
on Friday evening.
DANGERS OF Mr.. PoLK's ADMINISTRATION.
Polk and his administration, and his Cabinet and
his Newspaper organ, are getting into very danger
Gus position, and may be upon the breakers before
those at the helm know where there are
There is vast combination of interests through
out the country, comprising all the leaders OF the old
ciiqnes for the purpose Of opposing both MIR. Polk
and his organ. The friends of Mr.. Calhoun, in the
South, are dissatisfied because he was rejected from
the Cabinet on the Inauguration, and they will make
their opposition from the free-trade direction The
friends ofDallas and Buchanan, however, differing
amongst themselves in Pennsylvania, are beginning
to feel very much dissatisfied with Mr. Polk and his
administration, because MIR. Buchanan's removal
has been threatened, and they are determined to
get up general convention in favor of high tariff,
and to oppose the policy of Mr. Polk. Then the old
ofice-hoders of the Tyler dynasty are also in the
field. We may also add the friends of Cass in the
West, and those of Van Buren, at the North. A
general coalition, indeed, of all the opposing ele
ments temporarily united in the Baltimore Conven-
ton that elected Mr.. Polk, now appears to be FORM
ing tor the purpose of opposing and thwarting him
The first movement will be to defeat, if possible,
Mr.. Richie as public printer-and, indeed I'VE begin
to be quite alarmed for the old gentleman.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH AT the last meeting Of
the City Councils, permission granted to the
Magnetic Telegraph Company, TO place posts 10 the
city for the extension Of the wires Mr. Kendall, the
principal manager Of the company, has made applica
ton to the spring Garden Corporation for the pr
yege Mr. Kendall has taken room in the Exchange
the terminus in this city OF the telegraph from the
South, the West and tie East In the course of few
tadslphia u s. Gazette, Oct 90
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

Subscribers in the country receiving their papers in
yellow envelopes, will understand that their term Of
subscription has nearly expired.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
CiRcuIr CouRr-Nos 49, A. 40, 90, 81, IS, 80, OIL 4o0
a0l, SO, 81.
COMMON PLEM-Part Nos. o. 90, lo3, los, lls, l,
49, l2l, SO; 73 81 I'LL Part 2-Nos 27O go, 81 a. 8S
90, %, "a, IS, "a, 96, 9s, 10, AZ, so,
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From grave to gay, from lively to severe"


and he soon drew of merrment and delight with his
sparkling "Rattlin roarin Willie" Corn Rigs Ben
ME-" and "Green Grow the Rushes,"- masterpieces of
Scottish minstresy which, believe, none will pre-.
sumo attempt after him. He will give entertain
men this evening at the Brooklyn Institute, consisting
of the Rose, Shamrock and Thistle.
OLE BuLL.-After career through the whole length
and breadth of the United States during which he has
been emneny successful than any artist that
preceded him, the great vionis has turned his face to-
wards his native Shores and about to leave usperhaps
forever The recollection of his merits, not only
artist but a man. will long dwell among us, and the
simple hearted and manly Norwegian may always revert
to his American friends with happy thoughts Tonight
he will play for the last time, after which his wondrous
bow will elicit those heavenly sounds from his violin
MORE at least this side the Atlantic, and those who
have heard him may regret their loss in van for
will be irreparable With characteristic generosity,
he has apart the receipts Of the evening for the bene
fit of the widows and orphans of the Masonic fraternity
which will be additional claim to those who will
Tabernacle be the Of his farewell We doubt
not it will be crowded to overhowing
THE BALL THE SEASON AT CASTLE GARpEv.-The
Independent T0mpkns Blues will give their annual ball
at Castle Garden the 10th of next month, and from
the fashionable and military world The taste and refine
men which ordinarily characterize those annual meet
tngs and the military reputation which the company
has acquired have caused many to look forward to this
scene OF festivlty. The place is delightfully."- chosen
The order which we know Will be preserved and the
convenences of this large building induce to believe
that unminged pleasure will be the result to all parties
who may be present This will undoubtedly be bril-.
liant opening for the season.
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The government oil China is Patriarchal and s pure
unalloyed despotism. The Gar Of Russia yields
power less uncontrolled than that OF the Emperor of
china tie reigns absolute and supreme and knows 90
restraint upon his will The laws are the mere express.
sions OF his pleasure The soil Of all China Is his own
inheritance The lives fortunes and honor of his sub.
ects are in his hand As their father aud sovereign he
may take either or all from any Of them by an arbitrary
checks balances bounds He is besides 10 Ria peo
pie, the representative and vice.roy Of the Almghtv-
the head OF relgion-th of heaven In immsdiate
communication with the Supreme, aud the only being
observances and rites well municipal laws derive
their sanction and obligations from him In shor, he is
invested with every attribute that unlimited can
exter from the fear and ignorance Of subject millions
HIS vast empire, for the purposes OF government Is
divided into great provinces At the head of each of
these il high officer responsible Immediately 10 him
Tor its order and good government Each urovnce Ia
again subdivded into districts districts into towns vii
lagos and hundreds Each Of these subdivisions has its
proper head who is responsible 10 his Immediate supe
rior for the conduct aud condition OF those under His
rule In case OF crime accident punishment is
made to fall not only the guilty Themselves bnt on
those whose duty was TO detect or prevent IT, For n
serious crime or disturbance not only the guilty them
and the district in which the lies ard OF the pro
vince in which the district il included ara punished in
various degrees The blow from the Emperor IA felt
throughout tho whole chain
CHINESE POLICE
on some occasion when there unIsual excitement
among the people at Canton large mob surrounded
the evening the foreign factories An American, who
had ooen out on the river obliged make his way
through the crowd to reach his home On getting into
his Hong ss they call each merchants resdancs no
found that he had been robbed Of his watch When or
py whom was taken among that crowd OF Chinese all
dressed ake, all looking ak and closely hacked TO-
gether in the dark Of whom he had ever before
seen or would probably see again of course he could
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Foor RACES NEAR MoNTREAL.-These came OF
on Saturday. the 25th inst the St Pierre Course The
weather delicious and the attendance numerous
The first $50 yards and five four feet hurdles
contested for by Mr.. George Seward and member Of
the Montreal Olympic Club and taken easily by the for
mer. The match, between Mr.. Seward and another
Der of the Montreal Olympic Club, who won
teman having hurt himself at the fire Friday night
and paying forfeit The match, backing "old Father
Time against Mr.. Gildersleeve, who engaged to 5
miles in % minutes then Gildersleeve was the
vore and to his last mile the odds given
customer to deal with and Time we regret to say DOR
his triunphs frequent that grudge him this
one carried the day by minutes and 80 seconds FL
miles in s0i minutes is great running, however and we
are REALLY sorry MIR G. had not better success.
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Sporting Intelligence.

TRorTINe on THE CENTREvILLE TRACK, YEsTRRpAy.-
There pretty good attendance on this track to wit
ness the following sport
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Time, 2:5l--2:i5--24s- $3.50 2:49t.
The Lady went in a skeleton wagon Henry Clay in
Suky. Col Bartne drove the Empire Boy in the first
heat and was distanced, although there distance
flag stationed He then took the Lady and only lost by
about half foot in the last heat i generally
pected to have been a dead head.
Immediately after purse Of $25-mile heats, best in
S. under the saddle.
J. d. McMann entered. ............... gr. &. Harry
G. Corson. ............ .br. m. Betsy Baker
The result of this was follows
C. Corson's Betsy Baker &C. Corson)..
J. d. M'Mann's Harry. ................... 2
C. Bertine's Colonel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dist
Time, 2:45i-2:4S-2:43.