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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

A UCTION NOTICE.-The Subscriber respectful
n invites the attention Of cdah purchasers VI bcos ~
Shoes his public Sales, which viii take place as toI'
Thursday. Sept. ~ at 81 O'Clock, a. NJ.
900 cases Boots, Shoes and BIOgaEs.
Thursday Oct. |, ut 81 O'Clock, A. VI
600 cases Boots Shoes and BroganS
Thursday Oct 3, ~ 81 O'Clock, A. d.
600 cases Boots, Shoes and BrOguns.
Thursday, Oct l5 at 81 o'clock, A. NJ
coo cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Thursday, Oct %, at 81 o'clock, A. d.
eO0 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Thursday, Oct 3D. at o. O'Clock, An
900 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Thursday, Nov. 5, ats! O'Clock, A ~
coo cases Boots, Shoes and BrogaSs.
Thursday, Eoyl 2, at 0. o'clock, Il. u.
GOO cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Each of the above aaes will comprise lsrgs -.
ment Of fresh and lashlOnabI1 goods Cash DgItsasp
VIII find il FOR their attend, credit VII
gigea (.slNlos-J A. CLAFLlN, 255 Pesrst Up sLLs ..
VIiiIS IL TO CERTIFY thar the Dntessss
haze pursuant 10 The provision Of the Revised spsl
Of the State OF SswYork, formed limited peHtoclsIr
under the firm Of Dwight JohnsOn-tnst nc 81
ers nature Of the business 10 be transacted Is Sey
Commission and Produce Business, and the pfEc'kr.
plac, Of busne-s Of the said partnership situated ~
city Of NeY- YORK liz the State of New ork-erd =
Dwight Johnson whose place OF residence Is me es,
Brooklyn, the Stale Of SeE-YOrk, Is genefa- y
ner and Vacbel RorngtOn, whose place Of resdsacS.
the city OF Cincinnati IN he State OF Ohio, 3 tie spech
psrner-and lat me said Vschel WOrhington ass 81
tdbutsG The Of Twenty Thousand Dollars IS eAYs
toward. the common stock and that the said par'hss
Il ID commence the tenth day Of September, y, =,
thousand eight hundred and iOrtysiX, and j. 70 efr
OF the ninth day Of September, a D. one ho1sena es
hundred and forty-nine.
Dated this ninth day Of September A. D. one ,se1s s
sIa6w " WORTHfSGTON.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

E1 FARM FOX sALE-On the banks OF th- Hudson
RIVER one mile West OF Scygburgf, Orange County
- about one hundred ccIe, OF land all IA good order,
with good new Buildings. Tie arm VIII De divided II
REQUIRED This Farm sold Terms and pr,ce
low Possession given immediately II required For par
IculaEs innire ilg Broadway the shoe store IS lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

plLEs.-DlTCHErTS Spanish specific for the Piles
L-s beer celebrates! 40 years IN this eity, tt
putting i aas cured teas VI thousands and Il can De pur
ceased biz house 81 Roseye!t-si. ard Of his genis r
Kelly i0I F1on--t p. MeTG!e, 3s3 Grandst A Mcleod.
f3 HCd=ou-s; II. T. k!ers.ed SO Broadway and Of Mrs
Eag-. FnItgu-.t, BROOKLYN, J.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

il CHANCERY-Beor- The ChEace!-or-JoAn G.
lWinter Samuel Drury and Richard CisrASoi!ce is
hereby given inal by order This day made Il this
by The Honorable Reuben Il. Naw0ni, Chancellor, Rich
ard Clark, 81 he defendants IN this suit whose place
o; residence is unknown Is required 10 cause MS appear
a2cr 10 be r..eed u this Cause within SIX months from
the date OF SAID order that default the bill filed there
n VII lie taken confessed by him Dated 3st August,
iSio. GEO. BUCKHAM Compliments Solicitor
sli lav3ye Wall-,t. New = ork CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

L. +. Green, l7o FFouts Brooklyn has given certi
cate, 10 before Rufas Clsgget, Commissioner OF
Deeds, OF MS Of uioLent cough Of ten yeuJ
:,andng, well as the OF his wife OF nhuenls
Mr. T. j. Grower, bookseller and statiouer Broad
way and Bleecker-s cured by is Of tbs most o6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28


A. Five O'clock 7. M-iaudug 81 Iu,eTuietia.s P.s.,
EroU the foot OF SHrc.ay-5t.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt K H Furry, WI
leave Monday, Wednesday Friday sad Sunday AAs,.
noous az . - S.cck.
Steamboat SAINT, CLAUS, Cap. B. oyerbaga. VIII
leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
snle. az r.e srock Exchange sAteaD.1.

.ea, on the 18th ms, Of Cholera Loi1ntuH-, E!-s'
dangi.,er OF Wm II c. Eosanr, eyed u no.Las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

EALL GOODS, 1s46.-lsAACs1 kAS 500 =.
wei selected ssDrIn-rt of six Goods composing 81
article used FOR msnery purpoaes such IS siA', r.
yal-.t, pip.h.s Ribbons, Feathers. t!owefs &c. -,
nc ch ssorrnrnt II Dress Silks 81! OF which lsy ~.
snIl ovg,r than any other house in the CITY. Tee
are requested TO call ard examine iof themselves ra
making thei. purchss-s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

N PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrog ate Of the
County OF New York Soace L hereby given s per
sons having Claims against Ohm r Townsend late OF the
City ofNewYork deceased. present the with The
vouchers thereof the Subscribers, The Of Samuel
I. Skidmor- No So C-Gar-sree Inc CRY of NevYork
before the ninth day March Dated NeYorE
The mia day OF pteInber. 1916.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, r,,
n EXECUTORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
Ecqa! Notices.

RnKEiiT II. MORisIS. p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

WATRaIgG PLACES We see that there are pre-
paraons making IN several parts Of the country, al
The famous watering places throughout the land
These preparations have been commenced by all
kinds of caterers for the public from the proprietors
OF the United States Hotel at Saratoga, and their
contemporaries, to the less ambitious, but useful,
little fellows who expresses and supply the read
ing community in such places with the Herald and
other papers. Munden, the little and al tive agent
in Saratoga Is already in this city making arrange
mens tor the ensuing season.
We expect that the coming season will be one OF
the finest that has taken place in many years past
Indeed we hear of great preparations in the fashion
able circles to visit the springs and other places
as far north as Nahant, and as far south as
Virginia. We also understand that several OF
our people in this city intend taking a trip
to the watering places in Europe; and, probably,
Baden Baden, and other fashionable watering
places in Europe, will see great many Americans
during the present year. The facility of intercourse
between England and America is so great, both by
the splendid packet ships and steamers that it is
nothing, nowadays, to visit Baden Baden-hardly
so great undertaking as it was to visit Saratoga
or Magyar a, fifteen yearo.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
Delegates to the State Convention.


As the names Of the nominees of the three great
political parties are now before the public, and as
tiers, qualifications, Ac, of the persons SO nomi-
mated and, as the electors generally cannot be ex-
peced to know the characters Nc., OF all OF them;
il can find out which the best are, will you favor
us with your opinion, according to your knowledge
and information, what sixteen out of forty, ne
named-or, in other words, what sixteen would
you select TO make out your own ticket? Your
compliance will confer favor on ]. M.
Mr. J. MI have lived in New York over
quarter of century, and have had the means OF
knowing men as much as any other person, yet
hardly ever heard of one.tlth OF the persons put
nomination by the various parties Who many Of
them are, God only knows, but he won't tell. The
Convention is leap the dark Take it, or let it
alone, as you please. J. G.. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

Al shown by the last report trustees Of the Pitts
burgh Gas Works. appears that the total revenue Of
the Gas Works for ls45, amounted to SAT co. The
total including loss By metres and services by
Sa625 g. leaving balance of co. in favor Of the
works The total gain since the commencement Of the
to December ls45 eight miles and one fifth Of two inch
pipe laid in the city and the quantity Of coal carbon
lied during that period sac bushels There arc
q hands employed in the various departments Of the
Gas Works. The consumption of Gas ID gradually en-.
!arging the number Of private having been
to the number Of 400 being so dur
ing the preceding year The income from private CON
sumers during the year ls46 SIC s27 Co. from the
public Offices and lamps, So 963 IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
What will mr.. Polk Do!

some OF the newspapers imagine that the passage
OF the Oregon resolutions will finish all difficulty
about Oregon. We think differently. What viii
Mr.. Polk do 4 How will he negotiate? lie IS IN
position OF great ditiicuy-a position that he has
made for himself
The first thing Is 10 give the notice What then
Will Mr.. Pakenham make any proposals OF compro-
mise, and can Mr. Polk assent 10 them Will ~
he the basis OF negotiation, or will "a 40 be the
claiml The war party, comprising a large section
OF the Senate and OF the House, will endeavor to in
fiuence Mr. Polk aganstany negotiation. The peace
party viii do exactly the contrary. He will be
placed between two influences IN his own councils,
together with the difficulty Of negotiating with Eng
land
On all hands, therefore, looking the of
Mr. Polk, his bold declarations and shufiling acts we
are much afraid that the difficulties growing out Of
the Oregon question are only beginning atresh. The
conduct of Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, has
been equally censurable. In fact, if this country
get into collision will have been produced by the
laundering ard vacillating conduct of both Mr.. Polk
and Mr.. Pakenham--the one the agent of the Anne
rcan people, and the other that of the British. Mr..
Polk's organ may cry out, "be quiet" 'be still, +"
"don't say any thing more" This is all nonsense.
Mr.. Polk has raised "splrits from the Vastly deep"
and he can't quell them Until the Oregon question
be settled, commercial relations can't be settled
nor can any of the measures before Congress be
brought 70 a definite conclusion
The Oregon question is more open than ever. We
are in the hands OF the two Ps and neither of.them
very great men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

BREACH IN THE ERIE CANAL We learn from Mr..
H l.. Fish, that the break in the canal, near Bush
nell1 Basin. 10 two hundred and ssventyone feet In
length and in place. the bed Of canal passed
out Tor distance OF thirty feet. We have heard no
estimate the length Of time will take to repair IT, at
less than eight days, and many say two weeks The
culver the small stream where the break occurred
remains whole. At Macedon Locks there some AZ.
twenty boats with merchandise from the east
which cannot be locked through This side Of the break
thsrs about fifty and before they can begin to
eastward, the number will undoubtedly be greatly In
10 from ten to fifteen thousand dollsrs-Rsehester al
| verfissr, April ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
Movements OF Travellers.

The following shows still further increase Of arr
walls at the hotels since our last report At the
AMERrcAN-John Rockwell, Norwich; w. Porter Sau
gertles; II l. Scott, U. Army; +. Clark, West Point
Mr. Foster Ireland; Mr. Jackson, London; Geo. Brown
Boston; Robert Livingston, Clermont; Mr. Toler New
Pennsylvania; Commodore NJ Agruan, u. 8. "; Lieut.
Fairfax do; L. d. tsrr, Philadelphia.
AsroR-W. Edgerton, q. 5hephe rd, eNew London; f.
Pauain Georgia; j. II Latharge, Somerville; A Gibbs
Philadelphia; A. Davis, Boston; A. Green, +. p Pitts
Nashville; II. Husan Boston; A. Sigourney Norfolk
T. Lucas, Charleston; Leland dol w. Sheppard Bos.
tom J. Taylor, Troy; Weeks, J. Faxon, Boston; A.
Wheeler. Albany; kimball & Dana, Boston; r. HaIsey,
Ithaca Hon d. Webster, Boston, P. Stone Cleveland
J. Elwood, Rochester; 8 Stone, Cleveland; Capt De
Battle, Guards, London Fay, Boston; Msssrs. Boyle,
Williams and Andrews, Boston W. Boyle, Philadelphs
CiTr-M. Price, Philadelphia; James O'Reilly and Ri
chard Price, do James Harmstead do james Wilson,
D. Patterson, virginia. N. Sturtevant Boston; Major
Walker, Washington; Capt. Deas, u 8. Army; r. Gag
ger Albany; T. @. Higgins, brig Mohesan; Messr. Hol
lowall. Jourdan and Preco, Boston; d Farland, Yer
mont; g. lowering, Philadelphia: d. Wyncops, Phila-
delphia; James Kircoland, Milwaukee.
FRArKLIS j. +. Davis, Connecticut; H. Hodges,
Washington; G. Stillman Cooperstown; H. Doane, Bur-
lington; C. Hatch, New York Capt Day, Norwich;
ly do; C. Pierson, Canandaigus; George Hotchkss,
youngstown; Joseph Wilkes, Massachusetts; Dr. MUIR
HowAap-George Perkins, Baltimore; C. Foote, Ala.
bama; j. Cunningham, Psnnsy lvania; c. Webster Mo.
bile; B. Perkins, Philadelph w. Horton, Aabama r.
son, Charleston; A. Dewey Vermont; Thomas Carnie
Baltimore; r. Beach, Fort Adams J. Smith, Rochester,
B. Nudge, Missouri; w. Hatch, Vermont; Robert Bag.
lev Ohio: II. Fraser, Kingston; j Grover Colborne
Canada West; A. Hamilton, Virginia; j. c. Gilmore
Texas; @. Stsarns, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
City Hotel, April 2lst.
The Notice.

INC NOt1c0s
The notice must at last be given,
From Oregon you shall be driven;
We come now to the tug. the point
Those lands cannot be held in JOINT.
We can't afford to have the line,
To run upon the forty.nine.
II friends you'd be, good AZ before,
To fty-four, add forty moro.
II not, and you would like to vex,
Wen play the trumpgame Of annex;
just as we did way down in Tex,
In spite Of kings, and queens, and Mex;
And diplomatic brains perpiex.
Our rides are our only Lex,
They guard our hills, our plains, our decks:
Your heels must save your backs and necks.
The people here are lords and rex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott, and Adm Diver and Jackso
Jnh No Fec

Before Recorder Scott, and Adm Diver and Jackson
John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
APRIL 2S-Irial Of Wm. Martueii, concItsdsd-The
jury came into Court about half past two ocock this
afternoon, after absence of sixteen hours stated
that there was no possibility whatever Of agreeing upon
averdict in this case whereupon the jury was dis
charged from further consideration Of the subject
Sentence Of VIM. Johnson.-In the case Of VIM John
SON. convicted Of burglary in the third degree having
broken the window Of store No. 1853 Division street.
and stolen therefrom quantity of drugs was sen.
fenced to be imprisoned in the State prison. the term
Of three years.
Sentence Of Charles Wilson Charles Wilson having
plead guilty to an indictment for being concerned with
street. also sentenced Be- imprisoned in the state
prison for the term Of three years.
Sentence Of MoH Hodges, alias Mary Wood-ln the case
OF Mol Hodges alias Mary Wood convicted Of robbipg
stranger of S24l the Court sentenced her to DO i'm.
prsoned in the State prison for the term Of three years.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

There very little doing in domestic exchange, and
or quotations be considered otherwise than
mnal There Is. however very active business doips
ia uncurren money and the amount offering for rscsmr
ton has been for several days past large that the brok
could not raise capital enough to take fast Of
fsred. This shows that the country merchants pay
ing up exceedingly WE'LL that they coming to marks
with the ability to meet their engagements promptly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
City Lyrics.
Ito be read ~ pale Young Ladies' oal y

ITO se rtad " Pate l0u"s Ladtes 0hivJ
She fell from virtue-as a star
That's lost amid the depths Of heaven -
While weeping angels from afar
Prayed wildly she might he forgiven.
Man was her spoiler-twas his lust
That tore her from her honor's throne,
Betrsyed-forsaken, in the dust
Ofthis worlds hopes, she wept alone.
Before Grace church saw her stand,
With haggard face and guiv'ring eye.
Bssstchingly was raised her hand,
And aims implored Of passers By.
Twas Sabbath, on the holy air
Was heard the tread Of liv'risd feet
The service o'sr, sight was there
That fashions creatures love to greet.
They passed, the sinner and the saint.
From gaudy lights meretricious glare,
Where heather architecture quaint
Has made (misnamed) "a house Of prayer"
None gave her gold-the women turnd
Their eyes away in bitter scorn
And cen q starving sister spurnsd,
Forgstiul where their Christ was born.
(God save his images) the men
In whitening looks their brows were seen,
Like robbers. taken in their den,
They scowled upon the Magdalene.
"For charity, !" she meekly cried,
With dropping head to hide her tears, ~
The words upon her pale lips died, =
Twas hopes last struggle with her fears
With trembling limbs she turned away,
A wenk-a weary, wi hered thing,
Scarce twenty summers fleet decay
Made death joy, life q sting.
And slowly Ger her pallid cheek,
Courssd the repentant's dewy tears;
And in those bitter moments meek,
She wiped away the sins Of years.
Unpitied by that garish band,
No sympathy was felt for her,
And yet with an uplifted hand,
She blessed their "whitened sepulchre,
Such blessings as the poor oft give
When trodden by opprsssion's heel,
A thankfulness for breath to live
For priestly power is strong as steel.
She sought her lowly home to die
II was ark abode of sin
With fainting heart and glazing eye
kind step came and Lot her In.
IT'S said that night-that holy chimes
Were heard around that howell bare,
And fragrance, a. of forest rhymes,
Floated upon the morning air.
Alone she died Of want and pain,
Perishing In Christian land
Pious the Saints she sought in vain
A Christ.like charita BILE band
Sins daughters feared to gaze upon
In death, her face, divinely fair
II shone a. shines the morning sun,
They felt that angels had been thsrs.
CALEB LYON, of Ly onsdal
~ Hotel, April 2lst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, sunday, April 20. Is4e.
News from Europe.

The steamship Great Western, from Liverpool, is
now due, and may be hourly expected to arrive
She brings six days later intelligence. We shall
issue an extra Immediately on her arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
{ New Publications.


ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAw-By Henry
Wheaton, l. L.D-Lea and Blanchard, Philadei-
pha. most important work, and one that should
be In the hands OF every intelligent citizen, and
and congressman. The work has already passed
through three editions, and is universally admitted
to De standard authority on all questions OF inter-
national law
New YoRK-By T. valentine-Globe Office,
New York. very excellent compilation, contain
ing an immense quantity OF valuable statistical in
formation, and furnished with maps and plates.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCE, for
April, 1876, No Y, new series-Edited by Isaac
Hays-Lea IL Blanchard, Philadelphia The num-
Der before US contains fund OF useful medical In.
telgence.
ram P; Hastings, Counsellor at Law-Giobe Office,
New York. A brochure treating OF the prominent
questions that are to come before the convention.
is written with considerable ability, but the age
The MATRrcrDE-By John X. Duer, U NV.
II Graham, New York. work of fiction OF con.
siderable interest.
QUEsrroSs FOR SELF EXAMINATION, designed for
New York.
My SHOOTING Box-By Henry William Herbert
Carey y Hart, Philadelphia. very readable and
entertaining series OF sketches OF sporting life and
woodcraft, though dashed with a spice Of afiecta-
ZION. The work will well repay perusal.
;, LITTLE,s Lying AGE, No. l0l-Taylor. 2 Astor
House, New York.
THs WsIrlsss oE JOHANNES RoSer, No I
Translated by G. c. Hebbe, L. L. D.-MulIer. lIs
Nassau street, New York.-Ths work will be read
with interest by those who have watched the pro-
gress oil the recent religious revolution in Ger
many.
The CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for Nav.
Ioio-Mead, Ill Nassau street, New York.
CUR OF SAvATfoN-A monthly Jewish Maya
zine, tor March, 1916.
BY Captain Marryat-Carey & Hart, Philadelphia.
The MOTHERS MAGAZINE, for May, 18.6-Mead,
al Nassau street, New York.
NEw MUsIc.-Mlllet, 329 Broadway has laid on
our table two new pieces, LA Giovinetsa Pollacca
Cauzonetta di BelIini"--By + Bargmuler, and "a
Rivedersi Rondno Cauzonette di BeIIini," by the
same composer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

FIRx AT NoRwIcH.-We learn by Adams 81 Co. q
Express that the "Cold Spring Iron Works" were
entirely consumed By fire, last night The machinery il
not 90 badly injured but that may be used by repair
ing Insured 81 500 600 by the na at Hartford and
500 In New Jersey. large iron safe in the building
proved not to be safe all the books and papers, and
every thing in IT, were entirely desroyedbosfon Eve
ming Transcript, .qprii24.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvALs.-The Hon. Daniel Web
ster and lady have arrived in the civ. from,
Washington, and occupy apartments at the As,or
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

Among the new manufactures now turnsd ont nv !,
city Of Norfolk, ore bIacksmiths bellows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

little girl about three years Of age daughter Of Mr.
Samuel Nswcom, was burnt to death In Queen Anne's
county, Nd, last week, by her dress taking nrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26

APRm 25-DEcIsIoNs-Cochran Us LIE Connie II al
Appeal dismissed and order confirmed without costs
Main ads Decentralization on arrest Of judgment
denied.
Cazneou. ct al ads Braisted ct ci-verdct confirmed,
with costs.
Mott ads the People, $c.-Judgment for plaintiff on
demurrer defendant may amend on payment of costs
Kellogg 70 HsAop-Report of referee confirmed with
aud to do within ten days. otherwise report set aside
costs to abide events.
poorhes Us. adams, ct ai-Report of referees con.
frmed II plant RENTS the interest allowed with costs
and to remit in ten days. Otherwise report il aside
costs to abide the event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-26
Sporting Intelligence.


MkTARrE JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs.-Spring Meeting 1886.
Fourth Day, Thursday April l6.-Proprietor's Purse
$300-Two Mile Heats =
D. +. Kenner'a or. C. D. ", by Grey Medoc,
dam BY Elliott's Napoleon, years old. -.
r. Ten Brock, jr.'s "a. w. Small's) gr. h. Gro
ton, by Chorister, dam by Muckle John, Eve
yeaLs oAu.
John Clarkel b. C. Reckless, by Steel, out of
Miss Bet by Marion, years DID,. ......... 3
Y. NJ divers (Dr. WithersD gr. 6. Edwin For
rest, by imp Leviathan, out Of Alice Grey,
by Pulaski, years old. ............... 4
VIM. Williams b. G. Burton, by Duane, dam by
Eclipse, 3 years old, ......... dis.
Col A. L. Bling aman's b. f. by Tuscahoma, out of
Natchez Belle years old. ........... dist.
Tine-3:47t-s.46.
Won handy by o. d. who was the fayorite against
the 6eld, at the odds of 90 to 20.
In the second mile Of the first heat Tuscahoma fllv
fell and threw her rider.-M o. Tropic, .april II.