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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ..
comedy ss.d %s e.
rsp Col Howard Dyo Gertrude Miss Clara Eliis Sera
'nss ~ DE- nDsay Danube s1S By Mss Aas s. sofe C.
Paragon, Chppendae; Charles Paragon uyot Susan,
boxes ist tier IS cents. I'd tier 50 ceu-Pt 50 centsaery
IS cents.
PALMO's O-EKA HOUSE
wEDsEsDAY EVENING, April ssa ls,, vii ss Tn.
a Ts 10 .S NE rassS ysod.nbaa OF AN AMI
gone Nin Clarendon =
n' %hs e How Hs S.1 wS
Our MnsR
NJ NJ Ftsmptssn, Mr. N, chsnf@u; Nanny; N !; Herring
NcSos. bovs Mr. ri Harrison q Madame M.net,e Mrs ss
THERE'S Free Lis; thi, Theatre except the members of
Boxes and Parques ssecond Tier so Private
Doors open at 7-Perfomance hal fpast
The Box Book is aud places may be ed.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
PLOTTING THEATRE,
Has Removed TO the Foot Of Chambers Street
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 9.
Tbs eDtersanmsa,. will commence with & ,hs LuAS OF
Sutherland; Gertrude. Mn. Mo.sop' p"' o'r' A" ~ .
the Pas o H. Sfa%s sS ones rao
Lawson; Red Belt A. D sutherland Polly, Mrs Sutherland
,,:y Tsa oEwso sAM.y " WI. ~ y Civ.
Me conclude with the SWISS SWANS. or the Airline
Maid.Swig q Booth; Rmse,te Mrs Mossop; Dame Glib
n.sSss TRYON's CIRCUS.
E;SSiisH saSssrhIaS doApANY., :
Se ,bd Tine s aGsrcs Ns Ap wi Be introduced for
e.. es m sSs R
The RIVERS FAMILY. Of As.ley's Royal Amphi,hea,.e
al IN
three distinct pc rformances.
GSou SATURDAY AFTERNOON. there will be au e..
ira hsn psrio%anSs s EN- % a. oclocs
PeIfTmanc@s TO commence at half-past7. a9lt*rc
BURTON's THEATRE-Arch street,
,uu,,. PHILADELpHIA; 1:
Ihe successful ard org's.i drama three acts. Of PUT
M 6 La
sEs Hf
The WELSH M'h M @ 1Ss q M Ssvs easd
d % hi nof. ,1a t. David Jones' Jua Mrs
CASTLE GARDEN ROTUNDA.
fgisfs S early i" May, with
sss55: SE$iS zSA FIS IL
f'i3; s.i:;@s;i ys45EEs$fs;SIAhs
a duly an
EXHIBITION
/ vTNHE GRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by +
Aneui, in New York, Of % by 10 feet,
senting grand catastrophe, THE END OF THE WORLD
he idea suggested by dresm is and will be exh
bi,ed at the Aoollo 40 Broadway. (Which entirely separa
ted from III. Concert Room, the building for short
time pr,vcus ITS removal from the city. Mr. Anei having
disposed of it for the present.
Exhibition open from TO- A. NJ to TO- p M Admission Is
ents a5rc
THE GERMAN BAND having been requested by many Of
their friends and lovers Of Music repeat
Corcer "a Musard given by tn March the 18th last
Niblos Saloon, will have the honor Second
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
a La MUS.aRD,
Assisted bv about twenty Professors of Music,
On Saturday. 4iprI 18th. l845,
AT NIBLO'S SALOON.
Tickets so To comm o'clock precisely
NJ For further particulars small bills,
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Total. 948,l75 5.12,s7 4,3i2 3il 505i, BOG
The importation and exportson of the prec ous metals
from Porto Rico for lsa3 compared with 1912 and 1885,
were as follows:-
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF PRrcrous METALS OF PoRro
Rico.
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LADY PHRENOLOG,ST.

pR0F RODG 1Rs. encouraged by his wonderful success,
aud feeling fnv determined give until the
sonbe man is convia cd of the Truth Of Human Magnetism
layoya Paraly zaiion, Sc SC continue his
week Rpts.rs institute Madison street, Tuesday Eve
Clinton II sl Nassau Wrduesday
c. and Third street. Thursday evening" and al Grove
and Hudson streets, Eridav night.
He happy the arrival of MIR. and Mrs Loomis
from Phiadepha the of Miss Marth. Mrs. Loomi.
will be each evening" and lecture Phr nology and
make Phrenologca examination she will make private
aDinaons rrsidenc. Prof % Hammond street
gentleman d laay. a84t*r.
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THE ORGANS OF VOICE.. 4 Murdoch, teacher of
Elocuon will give lecture abpve illustrated Read
ings aud Recatons the Society Library Thursday Eve
nug 10th iusaut Selected PASSAGES will be given from Sha
speare Milton Ossian aud other
from the PHI kwick p,pers.
To commence quarter before o'clock. Tickets
to be bad At the door.
The above will be repeated Rutgers Institute Friday
the ilth inst. a8Jsrc
THE FIFTY. NINTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER Of
1 the . I. GEORGES SOCIETY of New York. will take
place the Astor the 23d inst Tickets
Of which is limited, NAV be had OF the stewards.
]. X WAL TER, 296 b foadway.
WIN HlNDHAUGH,l Vesey stAstor Houss
f. DIAPER, 3S Wall street
EDWARD WALKER, ia Fulton, and
a6t23 dh 1873 Nassau
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ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD
OFFICE,
No. 50 COust;nnd street.
so~o NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
~ The Subscribers, Sole Agents in New
y |ESj York, for forwarding passengers bv Sc
-X-W cond class cars from Albany TO Buff 10, ~
enabled send them per Peoples Line SteaWboa Al
tauy and tn nee, railroad Utica. for SO syracu
eao Auburn. ss6; hoche.tsr 81 81; Buffalo s5o Chill,
ster the 18th Instant all bgeag the Railroad is entirely
free
All information erent routs given gratis, and
forwarded TO ,ver port on Le ontario and urpr
Lakes The subscribers would call
eular sttentcu the fact that THEIR TICKETS ONLY
are recognized ttte offte at Albany. -
Sole Asts Albany Buffalo Railroad I'd ca,s cars.
fssSt~ No. 50 Couftlandt street.
New York, 9Th April, i8i5. 9imsec
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III LEI,
h-A THE Modern Built Two Story Brick Dwelling
cm House No 46r broore street corner Of Geere street.
El8, desirable 'esdence tor privae family. The
Hos is rs feet by 5ohs lot ll0 e. dssp with rood brick
sta lie the is.r on Gree street. which will be rented with
without tie house. For terms, aprlv TO
WIN & JOHN O'BRIEN,
No. I6 Wal street,
az Iwec under the Mechanics Bank.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
NEW GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

TINE follow ing Goods. which ~e viii cell %
II the most liberal terms.-
Super and Common Blue, Black, o. }raa,h.x
i've, Drsb sad Mixed
French, Engissh snd American Csssiu,esst
Csssinetts Of a u Kind. and psiees;
weeds. Jeans and kepey.i
Ga Fulled Linseys--,wilsd and plsioi
White and Coiored FIannels, Cause dol
Msrinc, Velvet, Silk and Cashmere Ysstingsi
Six Cravais and Stocks:
Silk and Norsted Sefges;
Whitney. Ro.e aud Poin, Blankets
FOR THE LADIES
Black and Colored .iik.wsrp Alpaceas;
Do Tibet Cisth and Oriesns Cloths;
Rept and Plain Csshmeres and Moeselainest
Black and Colored Bonnet yeivets;
Twilled ard Plain Ginghsms;
Lace, Swiss. Jsckoneu and Book Nushnsl
Figured and Plain Nests:
Thread and Cotton Laces sed Edgings;
Swiss ard Jsckonet, Edginss and lnsersiags;
Bslzarine fatieton--a article for dressesg
White and CoIoged Isrision; Bisek Grapes;
BIN aed Cold Frinse- add Gimp. FOR ttimsniars
French-woiked Chinesstt.;
Velvet and silk Poinis snd Scarf:
Bonnet, Cap and Neck Ribbons;
comets, Caps and Hoods;
Kid, Silk and Norsted Gloves and Mitts;
Silk, worsted. Cashmere and Cotton Ho.ei
Shawls OF ell kinds;
Cslicoes; Chintres;
Formation and Cambria Dimilies;
l0-4 and 1874 Linen Sheetings;
Mer>aies Quilts and Toilet Cosets;
Cradle Biarkets; Coiored Motecns;
Irish and French Linens;
Pillow-Case Linen, &c. &c.
! or sale BY }. W. b. II. BOYD.
Martin-bsrs.
b. r. BOYD & BRO,
Oct. 30 MikCreek.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

To ell those OF our correspondents who favor us
with orders for tickets in Lotteries to be dawn
SOME WEEKS after the date of their commuhica
and who complain Of delay in receiving answers,
we respectfully state, that as we receive supply
oftiekets from the Managers WEEKLY. Except in
the Mammoth Lotteries we are unable to answer
their orders until the Friday preceding ths vsek
in which the Lotteries that ihey order ia are to be
drssn. Faithfully, EMORY s. co.
No 2 Cal sri st.. Baltimore. Sid
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INMIORW s. co.
G GENERAL LOTTER .sG E.vTS,
yoR SALE OF TICKETS PAYMEsr or pRIzKs.
Caiosrt 81, Baltimore.
A New Prgecti- Great inducements FOR
Adrenturers TO enrich themselves!

A Mem Projecti- Great inducements Tor
AdrenturerS TO enrich themsefpesi
&RA ON EVERY 500 net guaranteed
SpOV back, at the wors, lack by Emory e.
Gu. when tickets 10 the amount Of $500 are order
ed. The purchaser may select any Lotery--can
take regular packages of tickets shares or pot
tsn of each, or can have promscuous tickets. and
out Of as many efficient packages as may be desi-
red, OF any particular numbers that he may fancy
TO run upon.
Emory & Co. are the only vendors In the United
States that ever offered such superior chances to
ticket buyers. IL will be that risk more
on the guarantee than the purchaser; but we are
the least fearful Of the result, as we are conf
dent that among sush vast quantity of tickets
there must be drawn several three number prizes,
and very probably some of the capitals. IL shares
taken in IS scheme, it will give the adventu-
rer fsosipe hundred numbers; and If in " so
Lottery, twice the former number.
On the receipt OF 5000, we will forwsrd the GER
ii6cate OF tickets that cost $500
Now 10 tho time for stubs to be formed. In this
way the risk Individually will not be large. For
ourselves, We have every confidence 10 glorious
result ST the peedful; let the project be tried.
Address EMORY & co.
STRICTLY CosrlpERTIAL..-Emofy& Co. notify
their friends and the public. that all orders meet
with prompt and confidential attention. Under no
circumstances do we mention names, without
press permission.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
BLACK IN X.

AM now preparing superior BLACK INK,
II which is warranted not to corfode either pen or
paper, but flows freely and cannot fail give gem
erai satisfaction. 1t ia prepared in such manner
that TIA color fade but will become dark.
er as 1t increases in age.
intend keeping il to sell IN any quantity. and
persons wanting can have their bottles filed, or IL
will be sold by the bottle.
This lnk contains no acid, and therefore steel
pens may be used without being injured in the least
Dec. WIN. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

USr received. = lot of Bsl,s.ors Window GIs.,
- of tho following sisss-- IL boxes 10, S 30.
ios H. l2sls, iss Ia and is x?o. Also, Pat.
" Of BEST qusiity--sl for sale low by
Oct. 80 W. DORSEY.
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GROCERYES.
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.
Danl. 8. White

HAS just returned from the Eastern Cities
Il Il with his stock Il FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, to which he would invite the stentsa VI
his customers and the public generally.
Oct.2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

~ RIND-SToNES.--Jusi received, Q tops beet
" quality Grind Stones.
Nov. s jNO. JAMESON,
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GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have received By late arrivals from
their Paris and London their OF rich
Cravsts Gloves Scar Suspcnders Silk Under (ameuts &C.
&c. Their of the above articles have been selected
and only 1ke richest
but be found the city, The
Subscribers the manufacturing Of Gem
clemens Linen and Muslin Shirts The article manufscuredby
them after the most approved French method to suit the
pended only for the beauty Of their nsh but for their
durability The the firm having for the
engaged the line of business his
knowledge not only in the science of cutting but in the quality
Of the materials used mandatory decided adj
and to patrons fashionable and well
finished garment Our Of garments Of all de-
scrpons-Hocry Dressing Robes Pocketkerchefs Ni.ht
Caps Linen Collars, and Dress Fronts Socks Stock Ts
Seners, Purses Money and Riding Belts &c &c, will be
found worthy the attention Of all who will favor with visit
the old establishment Of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
10 Broadway, corner Of Park Ilscc.
N. B-P A. continue the their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts. AL lmsdh
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Varieties.

Levi Leland, the Quaker Temperance Lecturer,
stated the other day at Woonsocket R ~ that if the
girls at that place would refuse every young who
would not sign the Temperance pledge, he would chop
their wood draw their water and do all their errand for
them.
The German papers state that emigration to the
amongst the better portion Of the German agricultural
labores farmers and artisans has been literally
crowded with these emgrants, recently, who
ous to procure perths on board vessels bound to New
| York.
ing negro at Macon, Miss, and sentenced to the pen
| Tertiary for ten years.
At the Belize, Honduras, Miss Fishwater COM
planned of defamation Of character and their worshps
mulced the defendant in the fine of ten shiings in de-
Mu Of which she was to cut grass for three or four
days.,
election in Ohio, endorsed No Schulz Tacks."
A large vein of Graphite, or metal of Carbon, has
been discovered in Wake county N. c. II makes
superior pigment uniting readily with OIL and is incum
bustible. 1t is said to be ndestrucble by weather
salt water II so, must be very valuable in ship build
ing and for many other purposes.
At Lowell, on Tuesday, James Little, Rollions B.
Annis, William Lewis, and Albert Porter charged
with being drunkards Little pleaded not guilty
but examination found So and sent for 3 months
to the House of Correction. Anns fined six dollars
and costs of Court six months the House Of Correc
ton. Lewis and Porter three months each.
In Ne " Orleans, on the 10th inst, Allen Jones
fined $1,000 and j. Bryant $4,000, (being his second Of
fence for violations ofhe laws against gambling and
remain in prison till the fines were paid All the gaming
apparatus confscatcd.
The Steam Woollcn Factory, q. Danville, Penna.
formerly owned by Dr. Petrkn has been purchased by
DR.. b. X. Gearhart who designs to carry the manu-
acure of cloths, sarets aannels, &C. in spirited
Gen. Wilson, late Surveyor General of Iowa and
Wisconsin on visit to Keeae NJ H. his old town. He
has become the principal owner OF location at the mouth
o. Eagle River the southern shore OF Lake SUPERIOR
found contain very extensive silver and copper mine
of the rock ore, delivered by the miner the
bank he found by that there was the following
silver $s7 u.s. copper $40 10; total value $29
50. So that it pro- chy silver than copper
mir
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Personal Movements.

Robert Owen returned to this city some days ago,
after successful through the interior part Of this
State. He will leave for Boston next week. and take
passage in the steamer of the LIST for Old England again.
his Intention however, to return to the United States
next September
II is stated that Mr.. Raymond, the Texan Charge
dAares to the United States is about to return home.
Hon. Littleton kirkpatrick, one Of the members of
the last Congress- and lady among the passengers
Gently sailed for Europe.
Coleman, brother Of the inventor Of the "attach-
mcn Is in Washington getting out patent for his in
vention of means of running engines up inclined
planes
Mr. Green, the reformed gambler, is stirring up
the blacklegs of Rochester, N Y, pretty essentially
His lectures attended by large and respectable audi
ences
Ex-Governor Yell, of Arkansas, arrived in Wash
ingon city Monday evening by the nearest route from
New Orleans. He landed from Galveston in company
with Major Donelson.
John Cochran has been nominated as the ocofoco
candidate for Congress in the Macon District Alabama
James T. Beser tho present member, having declined
reelection John A. Nooe is the candidate for the loco
focos in the 9th, and Samuel f. Rice of those in the 9TH
district The latter district is represented by Mr. McCon
nell, who, it is thought, will run on his own hook.
WAR MOVEMENTS IN CANADA-Two iron steam
frigates we earn are soon to be commenced at
Chippewa for service this and the upper lakes The
British Government seems determined to make use of
cogcnt arguments in conducting its negotiations
The mission to Canada Of Mr. Tucker the Admiralty
Builder who arrived out by the last steamer is Of pr
waite sst Sua e senss
evening Toronto and Niagara It is said that he will
rapidly along both shores Of Lakes Erie and Ontario
and return to England with all convenient speed While
all present Mcao of laying down the kcels Of the iron
steam rgatcs Kingston Dock Yard must be abandoned
cannot help feeling that the prompt attention Of the
sending their Builder to inspect the actual condition
Of things both sides, proves that abandoning the
Canadas the aggrcssions Of Yankee neighbours
the last thing to be apprehended. -Ringston Whg.
MORE FACTORIES IN NEW JERsEY.-We under
stand that large and splendid Cotton Factory is
nbo 10
ton the water power in this place We trust this Is
only beginning to bring this valuable water privilege
to the notice Of manufacturers Our city deeply In
teresed in this undertaking. May that success which
due to such enterprises attend these gentlemen-New
Bruins. Tmes
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TO CITY AND
TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROJECTORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &C..
EXTR1 FIVE TIE as!

(sreenWIcm Streot,
NEAR CouRTLArpr ST. AND opposite THE PAcIvic HOTEL,
w BEG LEAVE 60 inform you that established
w selves the place. principally for the purpose
meeting our views wholesale and large family customers
on the North River Side The upright in which
carried business for several this city.
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
beyond that Of similar house the United States and
We have, however, much pleasure stating that have
the spring and which the finest specimens Of
Nincyong, Congou Souchong &C. which have arrived here
this which, with immense variety o. Fine and Good
Qualities, offer wholesale and retail We have also true
ground daily
continue our operations other places heretofore
particularly I2i Chatham your oheden servants,
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-l2l Chatham St; S Grand st. and $40 Bleecher
Phisdelphs-s Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street.
myg 2msm
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2K, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %. 1916

many persons have been gained to it-several at
temps at practical realization are making and men of
intelligence and devotion have become its advocates
The materials Of wide and efficient propagation
ripen for it.
In another article will explain something of the
principles on which association rests and its me-
chanism Abb
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OPPOSITION ON THE SoUND.-The steamers Massa-
chusetts and Neptune started from New York at
o'clock, the Neptune ahead after passing Hurl Gate,
when nearing the point Long Island at the entrance
of Flushing bay and the buoy the Massachusetts
being inside and abreast of the Neptune consequent
ly compelled to press the Neptune of, go ashore
the point of rocks the Neptune at this time, had su
cent to allow the to pass and could
have done So without the least Inconvenience in
frngement on her right Of position at the time The
Massachusetts, did not come in direct collision with
heavy crash did she make second attempt pass
the Neptune, stated and during the time the boats
in speaking distance of each other brutal pro-
fame disrcspectful language used by Capt Com
stock in reply to the Captain of the Neptune stated
-Proridence Journal May 20.
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FIRES IN THE WooDs.-Extensive fires have been
agng IN e MOODS IN aas county curing ne past
Crownpoint, we informed, that a saw.mll and
several dwelling houses and large quantity Of snwed
lumber destroyed.-Wesfpon (Esser) Patriot
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EFFECT OF OpPosITIoN.-The new line of boats
running between Whitehall and ST. Johns has put
down the fare about three dollars for the entire
between New York and Montreal, distance of upwards
Of 400 miles
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Giro ulation--- Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry day. Price cents per
copy-S7 20 per annum-psyable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Pricc q cents
per copy-$S Ia cents per annumpayab'e in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-alwsys
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
90 All letters communications by mail addressed
TO the establishment must be post paid the postage
Will be deducted from the subscription money rem,tted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR THE New YoRx HERALD EsrA sLrsHmrrr
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
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A FEMALE FIEND.-A Mrs. Reed, under sentence
husband after several Intellectual attempts hang
sehas confessed not only the poisoning of her husband
for which she condemned but two other persons be-
FORE well the murder of nephew for his money;
and though these enormies not enough has
also confessed having caused the death Of two children
bv starvation
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GUANo.-A late English paper, in article on
no, is exhausted, ingenuity the rack to discover
some equivalent. The island of chaboe has been al
has afforded for British shipping The spectators in
the Of birds have realised pretty picking. by
the discovepf the of this Hitherto worthless
place, and entertained that similar deposits
elsewhere may speedily be found. In the mean time.
scientific skill being brought to bear upon the farmers
benefc al effects to be derived from the application Of
electricity strange may sound to the products Of
the earth
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FASHION AND PEYTONA AGAIN.

pHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN RACES will con-
TUESDAY, 27fh May, aud continue three days.
Tuesday May 9Th Plate Race $500 three mile heats four
ods and upwards carry l0i lbs Entrance
Snme day $780, mile heats 10 added
mile heats.
Same day, $780, 10 per added-mile
heats.
Thursday $780, $50 to second horse-two mile heats
Ssme day. $500 500 second horsethree mile heats
On the four mile day. without accident happens
Fashion pytona they will again contend for the purse
$1,000 iesT mile heats and the championship Of the turf
Fashion Stanley Eclipse, Peawan. &c., Mr. kirkman with
Peytona Janueteau Latunah &c. Mr. Hare with Patsy An
thsny and three others Mr. Ten Brock with Maria Peyton
and Martha Warrington Mr. Pucket with Miss Robinson aud
Others. Mr.. Van Mater has four Mr. Lloyd three Mr.
Couovsr, Dunyessn and Livingston Mr. shawtwo. Mr. Town
two Peyton r. Johnson the Colonel Victor &C.
All horses running in the Plate Race will be permitted
in any other race.
Entries be madee ach day O'clock and deposited the
box AZ the Judges stand with the entrance money.
the event OF bad weather the will be postponed until
the first fair day
In all cases two to make race.
Should there be second best horse the winner receive
but $3.50, $500 and $500.
The purses will be hung on in gold.
JOSEPH II. FEELINGS, for the propretors
my "a 9tsnc II. 8. Hotel, Philadelphia.
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, q VERY SUI
~ penor article, warranted Also, tn Pafe bee
ron Russia Sheet Iron Sheet Copper Zinc Scossh aud Ame
ncan Pig lron for sale by CASS WARD
myl3 3m*ec No. II Broad street
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
GENERAL secondhand Carriages, consisting of Coaches
Barouches Rockawsy and other Wagons; also imported
harness Horses just from the country; Also Pouey, II
hands hgh also, barouch pair Of Horses 6 hands high and
WHICH will be sold az bargain. Can be at DISBROWS
Riding School, 400 Bowery. NIL sire
FASHION AND PEYTONA AGAIN.
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DACkET SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool-ConsiGne
by this ship will please have their rerms board At Or.
leans wharf foot Of Wall immediately All goods not per
m2O - 80 49,