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1t will be that there has beef increase nearly
every article but -four This is the throughout the
Western country. Breadstufs generally compare
lively Inactive every other atice of produce and
consumption il in better demand than at the time
last season.
1t has been stated that the Mexican Government
would not enforce its tariff until sixty days after the
ratification of the treaty Letters to this effect have
been received at New Orleans from the highest autho
rity in Mexico, whose information upon public matters
heretofore has been correct and Mexican houses Of
high standing, who would be likely to have correct ad
vices on such important subject, have given heavy
orders for shipments, to be made without delay in
order that they might arrive before the prohibitory
Mexican tariff went into operation but 1t is asserted
the other hand, that the Mexican authorities will
enforce their tariff immediately after the custom
houses restored to them There is nothing in the
treaty preventing the government of Mexico from
forcing its tariff at once, and there doubt
minds but that they will do and shipments made in
anticipation Of sixty days being given, may prove
losing speculations. There is very little proba-
bility Of the Mexican Government making al
teration in its tariff of duties upon imports.
The expenses Of the war just closed have been
exceedingly large; and the government will,
doubt strive to make up the losses by the enor
nous exactions upon commerce; and the same abuses
will be practised the restrictions levied the
monopones permitted, the same system of smuggling
carried usual and there is not the least doubt,
but that corruptions great existed will
again be as public previous to the We cannot
expect from the Mexican people that beray in their
commercial intercourse with the world which charac
terzes other nations; but time may bring them to
sense Of the importance Of moderate rate of duties,
and the removal Of those restrictions which have here
tofore exerted such an unfavorable influence upon
the commercial affairs Of that republic. 1t will take
Mexico long time to from the immense drains
upon her treasury and the principles Of free trade,
10 far revenue tariff IL concerned, have not
yet become sufficiently well understood In that
try to turn the attention Of the government to the
adoption Of such commercial system will extri-
cate it's finances from the endorsements which
round Them in the shortest possible time.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State Canals for the third week in June this year
pared with the corresponding week last
nexed -
New YoRK STATE CANALs-AMouNr Tolls.
Receipts for June. 1913. .$95 507 48
Same period in 1847. 146,5 500 so
OecEoace. PoA,Voo a
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement of navigation to the ed Of june in
During the same period in lsl1 iis2sos "a
Oecrease. pZo4,lol 10
This shows, in the aggregate, decrease of nearly
twenty FIVE per cent, compared with last year.
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTICE-rO THE LADIES OF NEW
York. aud strangers visiting the city for the purchase of Dry
consequence of the dy increasing nature Of bust
premises have become much small
fined for purpose We have therefore leased the spacious
elegant store occupied by Mssr Arnold Co.. which
to eater about the LIST of September nexhe
term being required for the purpose Of extensive alterations
embellishments Ash intention open tho establish
ment an entire fresh stock have determined clear off,
during the interval much possible Of present
and valuable stock of goods and beyond
doubt this result the goods have all been remarked
dou reduction from original prices with simply
date clearance and without reference the Our stock
comprises 100000 dollars worth Of rich and choice Foreign and
Domestic fancy and staple DrS Goods and embraces greater
of quality and than with
adjustment in the city. Extreme have
lied purchases The majority Of the stock Of
balance has been purchased auction direct
from manufacturers Under these circumstances slight
ton will convince purchasers that the present exceedingly
and peculiar opportunity and all win embrace it, who
Economy" UBSDELL ~ PIERSON,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers So Canal street.
Blu p take this opportunity to their grateful
Acknowledgements to those friends who have ber-
ally patronzed their establishment during the last twelve
and beg respectfully to socta continuance of their fvor
surfing them that the honorable of business which
has hitherto characterized the house. and obtained for it
high character will continue regulate all
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twenty five per cent, compared with last year
Great numbers of altered relief notes in crcula
ton in all parts of Pennsylvania altered from ones to
twos and fve's. This is effected by FASTING figure
1" and the word one," the figure 81 and the word
Ave' and SO with the two's, and Is done in many
cases very neatly. We learn that great numbers of
these altered notes have recently been presented at
the State Treasury Office The fraud Is generally
mitted such notes most torn and deaced and
is not confined to any particular bank.
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Died.

On yesterday morning. at Ia o'clock A. NJ, after o
torturing illness Of II days. occasoned by congestion
Of the braln JOHN McCAY, eldest Of Mrs. George
McCay aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
on O'clock from his late residence No. A Washington
street.
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LNOR SALE-THE STATE COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL,
Peck slip and Pearl The subscriber having
business than he conveniently attend TO- offers for sale
the above The Hotel departments doing god business
and person who could give his whole attention to it, would
of the valuable places Of the kind in the
The bar has good Of gcneel CUSTOM and y
ceasing number Of the
the slip where also there lis ferry Wiamsburgh the
premises being situated Of the horougarcs
tho city makes IL of the best locations fer the business
could be desired For particulars enquire Of NJ McCsry, Ely
Fields Hoboken r. SNo persons treated with except
those who wish to purchase for cash.
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stock Exchange .
CITY TRADE REPORT.

second Board
100 sh Long Island RR $50 2sx 100 shs Harlem RR bio
80 Harlem RI IS
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NOR UAvRE TO SAIL Sd of AUGUST. TOUCHING AT
IL CowesThe wellknown Steamship UNI TED STATES, Capt
Haokstaf bnrthen goo will leave for Havre
Thursday Aug will touch at Cowcs TO land passengers and
letters For freight passage, ~ Ply TO-,
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ME RICnEIlEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD pENs

rJNHE RICnELlEU DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
i becoming daily and recognised only
the hest but cheapest in The points warranted to
years. pom will 10 free Of charge
Gold Peus every description from 81 up Gold carefully
r paired For sale by q. f. WATSON, 10 Wall street.
A N ARTICLE or DRESS FOR the FOURrH-THERE
"A issl nee to have garment made TO for
price which sell them ready made OF which
large stock including the famous amarne SackPrce Sl2
VIII Narsenles 81 SO Satin best 81 80 Fancy Sik
do; Goats, ilnulaeys5e G. b. CLARKE, lI6 Wiam o..
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NOR NEW oRLEANS-LouIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line Of pachotsoively the rt and only regular packet
m Thury July 9Th Tho new and splendid fast sailing pack
ct bark MtZEPPA Capt Thatcher having Of her
on ragea and Is loading and will positively sail
above day. For freight passage having splendid
fnahod accommodations apply board Mt Orleans whar.
Of Wall street. to e COLLINS % south street SHIP
rers may upon vessel sug punctnay advertised
and having their goods correctly measured Agent in New Or
eans Cecvy, who will promptly forward all goods
address Packet ship Clifton, j. v lngerso, master will
succeed the xaSspra and sail her segulsr Dag.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTA TON
~ Company -Washngton Monument and Fourth July Ex-
Reduced ars Philadelphia with the privilege
turning by Jersey City the Camden and Amboy Lines Wash
with the and ~ p NJ trains I'd do do do Sd do do d
with the privilege Of returning in any train up the "a p
line Of the Sh July inclusive FareFrom New York Pha
depha and return 30 Newark to do and do S Elizabeth
town TO do and do 500 Railway do and do 1915 Fourth
Jny Monday the 81 July with the
"a and AZ p NJ train, and Tuesday the 4th with the a.
NJ with the privileges OF returning in any train to the AZ
r. A. train coh July 1879 inclusive fare-From New York
to Philadelphia and S42i Newark and do S37j
Eizabethcwn to do and do $780, Railway do and do
Tickets to he procured the Office foot of Liberty which
are not transferable and will be received after the above
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RRoADwAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING sUNr

CAsTLE GARDEN-PERFoRMANC TO COMMENCE AT
~ admission q ocntsanngng Director. Mr. Goo.
Holasd-Af T. Y. Chubb Musical Observation-Disclosures
rator Sig Angelo Monts Ia%Io hnory Mr. Mcgsliv-Pro-
per.es MR. THURSDAY syenins anne 18th 1873 will
Marquis dc Crnzac Mr. II andrews crnafi Mr Nioknson;
Clarisse Mrs tary After which, Grand Vocal
tai CONCERT BY the highly popular HAusER FAMILY. To
conclude with the augnhe OF DONE ON BOTH
SIDEsMr Pygmalon phibbs Mr. Hollands Mr. Whnes Mr. Nick
inson; Mrs Whites Mrs Vernon.
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IL
from the old country wants an engagement in Dry Goods
Store ocrkshp respectable house Of business Having
had years OF experience in Of the largest establish
in Great Britain, this offers opportunity tho above
parties rarely with. Thorough business will consult
their interest by attending TO this as it is genuine affair
Salary Object In Consideration respectable
The advertiser objection for any
States Canada Respectable reference be All
sponss this advertisement be quick the advertiser is
going East Applications by letter post paid only add sscd
c. at the Oco Of this Paper will with attention. This
advertisement will not be repeated.
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lv1 Grand and Broome sreets MONDAY JUNE and
night during the weekhe original CHRtsTYs MINsTREls,
whose concerts during the past NINE MONTHS have been
oeved with such distinguished patronage aud
most respectfully that they will continue their gn
and niabe entertainments every night until further
Admission Is cents Doors open at Concert will
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon Doors open
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Observation-Disclosures OF THE SECOND GRAND
L Concert Of Mr. MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Thursday, Is III
June ls Pianist Of the Emperor Of Russia assisted
tonic Bari Part IL Aria Giovanni dArco," Verdi Signor
yietta Duo Elisa and Claudio Sgnora Vateina
De Bcgns; Sovenr dc Jenny Lind"
composed and executed by strakosch Aria Barrier Of So
vile Signor De Bgnis Lucia and Lucrezia"
dramatigue, srakosh Part 2l Aria Bravo Mercadanie,
Sgnor viet Variations tho air ooh Lady sought
too boldly from Frys Of eonora and
eud by strakoch Tarentela focos do do; Aria from LON
bard Verdi Signo Vattellna (By reques) Ernan"
thor finale Love Elixir arranged and executed by Strkoch;
Tickets 80 CENTS 70 be had Mt the principal music stores Con
cert 10 commence at 3 O'clock.
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ncnsatonic Railroad took load of freight this railroad
pot last evening" and arrived about minute o'clock
The gates cloed sxand asked permission gem
uemany knew how, to be permitted my
load the dock my risk This refused BY
agents although informed them them that would be
peled to take 1t backover mileand wished up
but they steadily refused very tired
horse but the lazy agents refused the gates
the freight JAMES G. SMITH Carman
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE ATT PHlLADELPHIA.-
local burletta of MOSES VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA
Nose MT Chspman Porgsy BILL Ebere Charles undsy Bun
ALL Nibbs. Boaweli Gen. b, aBeckett; Mrs. Bryan Mrs
Thayer Clcmentine Hackur Nancy Rogers Live Miss Fisher
Previous to which, the oerac comodetta of MOI To conclude
BURLINGTON.
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| CAsTLE GARDEN--GRAND MISUNDERSTANDING
~ June N-Messrs. FREScH " HrsER have the qualification
to that they have succeeded in engaging snor Bottle
ni the unrivacd double bass performer Sor Arditi
the eminent Vonist who will evening
concert With variety Of entertainments by very popular
Vaudeville company. Admission 30 @. -
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RANvARDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MIssIs-
- hppi River painted three miles Of being
largest IN the world At the Panorama building in Broad
cepedC Admission 10 cents children half price, Tho Panor
will commence moving at to o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday, at O'clock
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vive La Munque !-Just received, and now
ready inspection II superb Piano Fores direct
brated establishment Of Chckerng These instruments have
uneror to snv htherto NV ~ % mo'
and the profession generally invited call
Pianos Of superior quality always hard hire of all
the celebrated makers, for sale ct reasonable prices
WIN. VAN DERBEEK. Agent
40 Broadway New York. betwecn BrOome seet
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RARNUGS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P 7. BARNUM, PRO-
- prieor f. HiroHcocx hanager.-spendd performances,
every afternoon at 81 O'clock and
longer the U Minstrel Band Glce Club Second week
lar American Magician and ventriloqust Living oans On
human well creation The Highland Mammoth Boys
aged nine and eleven years. and yet weighing pounds Also
tho Giant Baby only sixteen months DID, and weighing
pounds Wax Scripture stanary Madame Rockwell the IA
charge of rs Admission TO the whole including Musum
Performances &C., % contsj ohdren under years
ne shilling each extra
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nightly COmpany
this has performed in the United States To
evening they will give another at the
Tabernacle in this city
CuRrsrY's MINsrRELs will, this evening, give of
their best concerts Their programmes consist Of most
favorite pieces from their long acquaintance with
the public taste they have been enabled to select
everything that pleases.
Hyrpv HERR AND CAMILLE SIvoRr-The first men,
toned Of these prominent artists arrived two days
from his southern journey enjoying excellent health
.eturnin g to New York with the purpose Of resting
for the remainder Of the hot season, and to es-
tablish permanently in our city the depot Of his
celebrated pianoforte. NJ. Herz's mandatory in
busy since the late stirring events In France and this
Is because the extensive sale OF his instruments
throughout America enabled him to Organise" and
give constant work to his employees. NJ Herr has
ceivcd letters from the publishers Of France
and Germany, aiming of their not receiving
any compositions from his talented pen and the mu
sician complying with their wishes. will employ his
leisure till next autumn ia writing several pieces which
nave been of him from tho old continent Ca
-, no Sivor the companion Of his journey left him at
I.,n >ca proceeding to Chagrcs and Panama, on his
wny to Ecuador and Chilli where Orpheus Ike he in
civilize Indians and Chilians by tho sounds
of ~, h,r, ,onsus violin By the last accounts, Sivo
II was ot IA where NJ Herr will probably go next
winter If not 10 busily engaged here with productive
concerts
Morstrun AND MADAME LAnonpr-By the packet
Tarouin from lila vre, these two celebrated ar
fists arrived YESTERDAY IN New YORK AZ. Laooroc
time to the orcas theatre Of La Renaissance
in Paris where he performed The operas OF ne SNIP
wreck OF Mcdusa" and "Tbe CHastc ousanna, III wn,ch
he received nightly during wnoie season WIN I'M
boundcd applause. For tho lass seven years, Nj T.
remained the FIRST singer at the Royal Inea.re ae
In Mounae. at Brussels, where he finished MS engage
me last autumn. His lady, whose rame before per
marriage was Mile Wiaumy, appeared eight ye RS
ago at The great Italian opera house in Paris where
che performed received with the greatest p'auoits
After having married VI. Laborde this lady aang win
him In the capacity Of primd donna assoimta NJ the
same theatre In Brussels and her talent was as before,
duly appreciated BY oil the diis''s"si Of Belgium
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NADER GRAND INSTRUMENTAL

A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT HAMILTON
"A House. Fort Hamilton, friday Evening Both June on
which occasion u elmboat CRICKET win
ilton at 10 OcockConcer TO o'clock Tickets
80 ccntsTo he had Mt the Hotel and the Under the
management Of II. REICH.
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FURNITURE HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, CLOCKS.
etc.. w. Brown will sel at auction, Thursday,
june 18Th at 01 o'clock at No o2 Broadway assortment of
parlor chamber and other furniture rich gandoes solar and
hall lamps cut glass SC Also by order OF assgnees 30
30 hour and day clocks with other articles Catalogues
Sale peremptory,
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n IhLVs AsTox PLACE. BROADWAY : THURSDAY

~ ihLUe. A5TOk PLACE, BROADWAY - THURSDAY
40 evening y1Ds ~ The enter tar VIII with
SNAND OvEkTuKE--After which, grand divertiscmen.
he ceietraied PAS EoCOCO by 81 yiennoes 10
e sueoseded by comic piece called SKETCHES IN INDIA
pr Matthew scrsggs Mr. Chppendae Count SETON
After which, tho fascinating PAS DEs FLEURs by Is Dan.
ueses vennoses Grand Medley BEL
IAN GIANT will appear The tabeau of ola going Baltic
10 conclude with the CHINESE BALABIIE 1S anseues
Vennos Tickets ~ open at O. clock Perform
NJ Soeio
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-TIIE BUSINESS
- carried the subscribers
and will be carried formerly by VIM KYbD Sen
who alone authorised settle claims against
all in favor OF the old business WIN. KYDD, Sen.
New York, June 26 lSfS VIM KYDD, Jr.
MI ASONS, STONE CUTTERS, AND QUARRYMEN WANT
Il ed the extension Of the Harlem Railroad Enquire
the Companys 0oo City Hail. at the Engineers Once
Croton Falls
XUINES, &c.-THE SUBSCRIBER BIAS JUST RECEIVED
w the houses Oporto 2ppes
London Port well adapted for the Tine Also
ries Madeira &c. Of high grade One puncheon Of remarkably
old Rum purchased In London price Hooks
Clares Burgundies &c. &c. Apply to GILBERT DAVIS,
As Pine, William ST.
LNIREwOREs, FIREwoRKs.--THE LARGEST AssoRf
In the city, and OF the quality be had old
established 6 Chatham, corner Of Orange sirce entrance
second door Orange All tho goods and
sent to sny part Of the city vicinity free Of charge
EIREwORKs-EvERY DESCRIPTION OF SMALL FIRE
works. exhibition, by
J. W. HOLBERTON, rs Msden Lane.
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HR. WHEELER, OCULIsT, % GREENWICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive attention diseases of the
thalmie surgery Office hours from A. NJ to o'clock NJ
pamphlet containing effected by Dr. Wheeler
be had gatuousy his residence the will be for
wared making application to him by letter. post
pQid. Artificial II
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'E'IfE BKITIsIi md NUKIH AMEKICAN KOYAL MAIL
Il Steamships between Boston and Liverpool between
New York and Liverpool calling a Halifax TO land and receive
mails and passengers intended sail folowsBRIIAN
MA, Capt Lang from New York "Wednesday, July CAM
BRIA. Capt Harrison, from Soston, Wednesday July w ALE
DONNA, Capt Letc from New York. wednesday July H. Pas
sage money, Sl2D. freight apply 20
T. CtrNARD Jr, 80 broadway.
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DR CooPER. u DUANE sTREET BETWEEN CHATul

IL and William has for the last fourteen
the practice private deasco any medical
in New York lie the ted of
disease mild cured in Stricture-Dr
Cooper has discovered method by which the
form Of structures scarcely
pain to the patient Constitutional debility, brought
habit INDUCED in by young This when freely In
dulyed begets dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs small
back confusion Of the intellect and aversion society
in charge No mercury
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DANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO
Amagnfcent Panorama representing in the beautiful
General Tayors operations in Mexico will be opened
exhibition ut the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway
ming July 3d. at o'clock. Panorama will moving
Socock precisely Admission % cents No half price, The
hbiton on the 4th 10, g. and o'clock, precisely,
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A DELPHI, CHATHAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a Success of tho Animated Pictures universally acknow
lodged the beautiful and classic exhibited this city
represented nightly ladies of macheas beauty Ad
mission shilling. Orchestra Seats rs cents.
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I'M RS CARROLLS INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR
Iva Baths 5 Broadway doors above Leonard The
bath the only thing that ceanses the pores thoroughly
and gives the skin chance perform Its functions they
should be performed thereby relieving colds rheumatism
Ne All diseases Of the skin encctuay cured by the of
the Sulphur Bath.
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THE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE TnE GENERAL POST
Office, St Martins e Grand, London-This magnificent
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations great
portion Of 1t newly furnished will be found trial have
rival in the metropolis both in point Of
derae charges The Coffee Of the largest
comfortable In England Board, 81 per day Hot Cold
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager,
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Steaigp
Reference New York Mr.. c. A. White IS street
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DoUTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO u
- Dey street. where lao DO consulted all Private Diseases
the obstinate yield his mode IL which
noumercura system Structures cured the approved
Persons who have injured themselves by ndcrect indu
apply with certainty Of Once 81 Dey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-13

BfE. Il y % Wv rs
a.: IS s. :. ,: +: +. Ik
sum- season al Norwood, IIedford county. Va. i
uiles aesl ofI ynchbufg and ~ miles east ot ibrty
Gu the 5oesl oad) He viii be let to Mares at the
reduced piiee o eight doafs HE season. fifteen dollars
t. ensure Naro 10 be IN ,a which viii be claimed as
son as the Man i, asrcualurd In be with la parted
with, one d9IIareasl to the groom.
DESCRIPTION
Billy T7"urs IS blood bay fn five feet 'hrcc inches
aud hall nah and on'qallei by any horse in America
IN point al afu and acron.
PEDIGREE
h'ily iownc7 got hy imported Fyld his dam by
the t1eons latso Nugnian, graalan ty Constitution.
g-.at gfaolan by mrlrd Buzzafl, eJct' great gran
dam by tie renhrted Symn ) Nildar out Of tall
bed uare by WoamIoy.
'o further particulars SER hand b Is and Turf Rcgls.
Ter. WILLIAM ELLIS, in.
\. Il. Nan7 sent (t,n defiance will be well fed
for seven dollar month and all will he taken to
Prevent acedens but III not be responsible fer any thai
may happen
Anr i3-w2" w T., ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-13

,., W, 7a ae%Sof defeat in New Mexico is nopoa,s
',, o'ias ms The only instance Of di,s5ui.ur. to
ai ".,"s curing The Wal there has teen gra, ins.b
c. -'''a's the Volunteer, in That quarter, AID de-
''' was 10 moe dian could be expected.