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IARPER's Splendid Edition OF Macanlsy's Eng
land, reduced by the publishers to rs a volume
iormcr price 81 For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Ap2 Booksellers, 9th street.
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A POLIO HALL for Sale, Kent, I.ense.-The
IA building has front of 80 eeet Pennsylvania ave-
the hall is spacious, and capabesof holding 800 per-
being well suited for balls concerts, exhibitions
any kind wareroom. NC. On the ground floor there are
three good store attached to which is good back
dwelling. Bound for California, hence my desire do
something with it. Persons disposed give exhibitions
Nc will find Il to their advantage to give me call.
Feb 25-eOuf WIN. MORROW.
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CUGAR REpONT.-Reports in relation sugar, mo-
- iasses and hydrometer made under the saperintend
of Professor A. ID. Bache, by Professor McCuloh
For sale, in Washington, by TAYLOR II MAURY,
Ap27 Book seller, 9th st.
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I,NOR RENT-n house containing eight good
sized rooms, with basement, situated l4th street,
directly opposite Wizards Hotel
If desired, portion of the furniture would be rented
with the house, Inquire the Office of Wizards Hotel.
Ap27-lwd [Int.1
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MAY BALL.-Mr. F. r. Liable has the honor in
fl form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington George
town. and Alexandria that his May ball VIII take place on
Thursday, the 10th day of May, at Jackson Hall
Tickets be had the Drug Stores OF McClery, Butt,
and Deany at f'scheIs StaoneIs Hall a. bowns ana
Iabbe's residence, and at the door the night Of the
ball.
APP 2l-dtd
principal of tho Warren Green Boarding School. stu
ated in Warrcnton, Virginia, wishes ploy gentle
man pe,ent to teach the French language.
Persons applying will direct their letters, apply
son. b II Berry, Alexandria, Virginia, who win inform
be required
AID lJ-d2w
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Denmark.

The Danes entered Schleswg from Jutland, and occu
pied Appenrade and Hadderscben another body
ovet from Alsen, whilst squadron of Danish vessels
consisting OF the Christian VlI ga guns,) the Gefon
frgtte (i2 guns,) brig, and steamers, attacked
the batteries the bay Of Eckenorde on the 9Th instant
Part OF this squadron entered the harbor and after
cannonade both sides of several hours the steamer
Geyser slenced the land batteries The Christian VIII
unfortunately grounded and the Gefon had her rudder
shot away. truce offered, and two hours were
granted In tins interval the Germans got the northern
ties recommended
The Christian VIII, however, again got aground, and
finally was set fire by the red hot shot from the bat
terles. Endeavors made by the Germans to save
her AMI her crew after her surrender, and that of the
Gen m. but only 400 saved, and the line OF
bbate ship at length exploded with more than 300 on
ooari Out Of the Gefon $50 saved, bat the rest
Per,shed. 1t is said that the Germans had but
KILLED and thirteen wounded. The humanity of the
Germans under the Duke of Save Coburg. in saving the
ves OF The unfortunate Danes, spoken Of in the highest
praise. The Danes held out noby to the last The
Irnrsiain Will burnt 10 hours before she exploded,
haw. loss OF HE has been very great and the Germans
lave I taken 1850 prisoners The diminishing by the
'a"a FORCES has been but uncomfortable.
p,~ ~ LOmberdy.
Before he dafo frl
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Presidents FERRIS PELL, ESQ.
Treasurer and Counsel, THOMAS ADDS EMMIr, ESQ.
Manager: Mr.. THOMAS RAWLINGS.
LII Of RnEa
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before me defeat of Charles Abers army, an insur
har,y alter Milan The citadel fired unon ths town d,
Tns me l'.h and 25th but the 10th il was taken by
Storm ana the garrison put to the sword The Ausans
nave la~cn terrible revenge. The Ooinone of Turin of
the 9Th instant, states II is heap Of ruins The
population held out for eight days General Havn..u
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CANADA. The breach widens. If anv

CAnAoA.-The breach widens. If any
thing. was necessary 20 complete the exus.
peration Of the Loyalist party in Canada, il
was the Indifference with which their re.
monstrnnces and threats are regarded by
the mother country. In sillasratiou of this
indifference, the Montreal Herald quotes
the ieiiow,"g extracts from its English cor
respondeace:
One Correspondent, whose opportunities
OF judging Of the public sentiment are
good, says" the Candn question is one on
which the English people, as a nation. give
themselves no trouble whatever-no one
things or reads any thing, unless person.
ally connected with Ca1ada-Lord John
speaks the opinion of the immense maiori-
ty OF EngIishmen." adds" who
wonld ever devote thought to you, when
all are rushing about after teIeeraphic news
from Paris and Rome, sc. &c.,-such is
the state of public opinion upon Cunada."
Another correspondent says, elf you are
% become States of the Union, why NOT.
90 so ut once2 Send home a depuistion
with petitions signed by majorily.of your
people, praying 10 be released 3ft0M a Con.
inection you consider de,rimebtai to your
prosperity, and. my word tes It. you will
Ind no objections raised--fIo one would be
mad enough to keep Cadada by force"
Ihe Montreal Courier contains the Pros.
pectus Of a new Journal in that city, s in.
lsnded TO adroeale the peaeea6le separation of
Canada from Imperial connexion." The
advertisement states that a committee has
been formed 10 give effect ,o,the in,en,ions
Of the pTeies.ors of this, Joqrns /. The
80. .s Il 90
-''s:h - ". .Tohr. 0f {Iou1.
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A WORD TO THE WISE.
M. STRAUSS.
IN COKESBURY.


lust Received, and now ready for SALE
y Brown and Bieached Shirtings S cts. the yard
up, English Prints, every Price and Qualty,-Also
Furniture and Mourning Prints.
THE NEWEST STYLE,
SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN AND PRINTED BARAGES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, LINEN BARAGES.
RARAGE DE SOLE an entire new article
for Ladies, and LINEN GING-
HAMS, Plain, changeable, Organdies.
MUSLINS AND GINGHAM,
French Musins from IL l-S cents up.
Printed Muslins. Au excellent assortment Of
Swiss. Jaconet Muslins for dresses.
Chemisetts, worked collars, linen cambric, h dix is
Linen, Silk, Net and Thread Gloves,
Ladies, White, BLACK and Slate Hose,
Laces, edgngs. camhric and muslins, trimmings,
Grass and whale bone skirts,
!. Linens from 80 cents the yard to 81 rs, togeth-
or with a large assortment of bed.ticks, checks,
linen drills, denms, york, etc.--Also,
Drap 'Ete' from 81 l-2 cents the yard to SO. 3.25
Bombazene, Croton Cloth, Summer Caseneres
Marseille, Silk and Satin vestings
Gents Half Hoses, Gloves, and very superio,
article of Gents Crava.s, black and colored.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Palm leaf, Leghorn and Panama Hats sold very low
BONNETS an excellent assortment of the very
Latest Fashion. Also-a roh assortment Of French
Flowers, Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Mitts, Bobinetts
Laces, Parasoles and Sunshades.
Boots and Shoes, Of the latest styles
A FULL ASSORTMENT of HARDWAREs
Hoes, Shovels, Squares, Screws, Nails, Hinges
Locks, of every description, Hammers, Handsaws
Gimblets, Draw knifes. Fist. .hooks, Plow-lines
ed-Cord, Razors, Pocket knives, Knives and forks
Spoons, &c.
GROCERIES,, Of the latest style in Giunite ware
DRUGS AND MEDICINE, PERFUMERY
and many other articles of fancy and Staple Goods
Call and soc thesplendid assortment: aud yor
viii find Goods and Prices never before known st
Good and Cheap. 80 @
April ID, lS4y.' 4 If
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New Groceries ]

THE Subscriber has now on hand and will
continue to receive throughout the season.
Il a full assortment of GROCERIES, consisting il,
port of the following articles:-
SO Hhds. OF Sugars, consisting of pr. New Or
leans, Muscovado and Clarified Sugar,
$50 bags prime Green, Rio old white juva coffee,
5000 lbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
$500 Sacks Salt-large size,
25 &c Table Salt,
100 pieces Dundee Bagging-sui,able for treading
100 coils half inch Rope, also 500 lbs baggng twnc
2O,O0O lbs Sweedes Iron-assorted sizes.
2OO kegs cut Nails-assorted sizes,
80 barrels No and No 3 Mackerel
l0,000 lbs choice country Bacon Sides,
5000 lbs pure, extra and No l, White Lead, from,
New York-Union Mills,
l5 barrels Ltnseed and Train Oil,
superior Lamp Oil,
50 Hhds and 25 bsrrols w. l., q. N. O. Moasses,
20 bales Factory Thread,
~ Cotton Osnaburgs aud Shirtings,
200 pounds Shoe Thread" for sale io,o,"
i,ooo pounds Sole Leather uarious qualities"
So boxes sperm and fi Hulrs Tallow Candles,
III boxes bar Soap,
a00 pounds bar Lead, ....-.-,... ~,
l0O bags Shots-assorted, , {.
So kegs, half kegs and quarter kegs Gunpowder,
81 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Hyson Teas,
l0 No 10 Cotton Cards,
5,60Q Spanish Segara,
10 boxes low priced segars.-also, choice Chew
ing Tobacco .'-.,ll. -
aQaGfsta.s saufaaz=
10 !" Cain and Wood Seat Chairs, 'a
-" Willow Cradles,
pair superior Hair Seat Divans,
dozen Hay Rakes,
Collars, &C. For Safe, Sy JOSIAH S!9LEy
Hamburg, May l6, ls49.
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(wRITrEN FOR THE AaBEvILLE pANNER.)
CLOUDS.

Oh how the gathering clouds enliron
"A suitry summer eve,
Circling the blue arch Of heaven.
AS angels TO relieve.
Behold, the gladstone thunder-tops
Ascend the vauted sky,
List. list, with muttering voice they saw
That frcshful showers ore nigh.
Ihey grow anon to greater sizo:
Now see how they dstil
Thor contents on the parched earth.
And start the fitful ri
The wilted herbage galy smiles,
The king Of day concealed;
"A balmy zephcr fans the cheek,
And breathes on flower and field.
All nature laughs in silent glee,
No longer sad and drear:
We feast upon the odors sweet
Of fragrant fowerets near.
Inc grassy lawn. studded with gems,
a loving glance doth WOO,
lhe diamond rain-drop beautifying
A robe of eme raid hue.
Much like the tears of gratefulness
In some fair maiden's eyes
Wnen, gazing on timely friend,
Emotions heartfelt rise.
Thus Oft tho soul immortal droops
Meath ffowns Of wrath divine,
LII showers, of hea venly grace descend,
~ And bid It, Sheer diclfne,'
When upward rising it doth sing,
=" Dear Lord, I'll trust in thee,
though Imsy feel thy Christening rod,
Dear Lord, I'll trust in thee."
' Il ....s.:i4. ~. w.
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Notice to Contractors.

ENGINEERS OFFlCE, Z. 8 u. n. H. 70.
CoLuMBIA, s. c., MAY llTH, le49
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tho
y Engineers Office, Greenville & Columbia
Rail Road, until the 7th Of August ls49, for lay
ing tho superssructure upon twenty-five miles, OK
tending from the Broad River Bridge TO Newbury
Village. Also, for oil tho TEestle Bridging, from
Dyson's Ferry. upon Saluda River, 70 Greenwood
in Abbeye District, and for timber for suPerstsuc-
ture from Newbery Village to the same point:
+ Proposals will, at the same time be received for
building Depols at the mouth of Little River Rlch.
land District, at tho Broad River Bridge ana Fog
Level. jS4stig 80 4.
A preferences will be given, LIST, to stoekhcsdors
who offer under the Charter, 2nd, TO new Stoekhoi-
den, 3rd, to those who take pfopcsaos Of pay
ment in Stock, andlastiy, to Cash Oilers.
Proposals may be addressed to the Chief Epsi-
nsei IN Eolnmbia Or Newbery village, os % Hor'
ace BIZ, Esq, Asaiatant Engineef, Cokssbasy'
- - - VIZ. SPENCE BRoWN,
x.as.,ss e M i a.ss.a, s:s 81 va ~ ssaf mi y.
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/ farm near Due West, containing
half of which is woodland, On the premises u
fine two story dwelling, with all necessary out
buildings situate one mile from the college, whero
10 or II boarders may be entertained. This has
tho advantage Of being q country location and At
the same time secures tho advantages ofa village.
Also, three very desirable lots acres each;
June 9th, no IL ,ias3:,
Tho Eaurensvlle Herald win ebpy q times and
forward account to this Office. s5ssessSs44
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Augusta Piano Forte,
Music Book, and Stationary


The subscribers have on hand and
&s1z3s are constantly receiving large assort-
v = Y ument Of rosewood and mahogany Pi-
of 6, "a aud Octaves from tho follow
ing celebrated makers-Bacon & RaueH--Dsbsis
E Seabury-and A. H. Gayle E Co., New York
which, for power, brilliancy of tone, deGcacy ef
touch, and beauty of workmanship, cannot be su,ke
passed. They are warantedin every respect. Ale
so. Num- 4. Ciarke's Pianos with tho Hiolian At
tachment Also ull the new and popular Music for
Piano and Guitar, together with a large assortment
of Guitars, Vions, Flutes, Clarinets, Flies, Accor-
deons, Drums, Brass Instruments Violin and Gull
tar Strings, and all kinds of Musical Merehandizc.
Military Bands supplied with Instruments on rea-
sonabie terms.
The subscribers would also call the attention Of
their friends and the public to their largo stock Of
Miscellaneous and School Books, together with
choice assortment of English, Freneh. and German
Stationary cheap Literature, paper and Fancy arti
cles For sale very low for cash, or city accept
ances GEO. A OATES e. CO.,
Metcalfe Range, Broad ST.. next door to J. E.
Marshall's (formery DIR 4 !ray's) drug Store,
Augusta.
N. B. A liberal discount made to SchaOo and
Merchants.
The same articles can be had as favorable
erms at Geo. Oates Piano Forte, Book, and Mu-
SIC depot, Nos. 234 g. 236, King st. Charleston So
Ca. Feb. 8. 46 6m
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Y. Jour. Of Con.

The AN NNExArroN OF CANApA.--A To.
ronton corr Espondent of the Rochester Dali
~ AdveTi;sii oon:osses: bic resi.ive convic-
ton that majority of the people Of Cana
da are willing to be annexed to the Govern
menl of the United States. His language,
i, will be seen by the following extract, is
very decided; ss
al beiiete the time to havearrived when
annexation could be effected If il depended
upon the majority Of the Canadians.@s4
huve come to this conclusion by mixing
with all Glasses Of society, and by close ob-
servaiion. You canno, enter the house Of
any wei; informed MAJ in Canada, and
bIoach the snbjec, of politics, but annexa-
tion is spoken Of as a cure for all eur pres
ent misiorunes, end the fact :is, that until
-s Eass snexntion we shall have no
peace; no prosperity or safety In the pro
yince.f :. 4&g
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CA N ibid AT ES.

FOR CLERK.
We are authorized to announce MATTHEW
MAC DONALD Esq, as Candidate for Clerk Of
he Court at the next election.
FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorized TO announce Captain CAB
KEEL M. MATTISON, Candidate for Sher.
fl at the next Elc cction.
We are authorized TO announce d. w. HAW-
THORN as Candidate for Sheriff, at the next O.
ection.
H The friends of Capt. SAMUEL
A. HODGES respectfully announce him as can.
didatc for Sheriff Of Abbevle District at the next
election.
FOR ORDINARY.
~ We; are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HILL as candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election.
~ We arc authorized TO announce
JAMES S. WILSON as candidate for Ordinary
at the next election.
We are authorised to announce Col. LARKIN
GRIFFIN as'a Candidate for Ordinary, at the
next election.
Weare authorized to announce F. W.SELLECK'
as Candidate for the Office of Ordinary, at the
ensuing election.
FOR TAx-coLLEcToR.
~ The Friends of JAMES w
RICHARDSON, Esqr., announce him as Can.
didate for TAX COLLECTOR, for Abbeville
District, at tho next Election.
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Gun Factory.

TNHE Undersigned are extensively engaged In
i MANUFACTURING RIFLE and SHOT
GUNS, of various descriptions, out of selected ma
terials, in the lower part Of Greenville District.
REPAIRING .-' So .,.q-s@s
OF ALL KINDS, Ds,NEATLY ExECUTED, at sHoRTEsr NorIcs
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
The long experience and extensive business Of
the senior partner, warrant us in extending in
vitation to the Upper Districts in South Carolina,
feeling assured that satisfy our patrons ~
to mechanism and price. Address
T.PEDEN &9SON,
Tullyton r. O., Greenviile Dist, 8. G..
March II, '49. ''' 's'.SS ~ 50 3m
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HINTS TO FARMERS AND MILLEas-
Professor Dick says that the books of a sim
gle inspector Of New York city, showed that
in lS47 he inspected 2is,679 barrels OF
sour and musty -four. In bis opinion the
total loss on these was $230D00. Every
year the total loss IN the United States from
moisture in wheat and A0ur is estimated a:
from 8a,Oo0.Oo0 TO S5,00O,O0Oi TO re-
mcdy shis great EVIL, the grain, should be
waas sipaped> before harvesting, and well
dried before stored in good dry granary.
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Griswold's Improved Cotton Gins.
WE WOULD respectfully say to those Wishing
w to procure New Glss Of superior quality,
w that we shall keep constantly ON hand y
few of the above much improved Manufacture
which are offered to The public OH the very reasona'
BILE terms of the maker.
Hamburg April %, l949. o-Sm
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~ MANUSCRIPT Six HUNDRED YEARS Or.
We leaEn aAi,h pleasure that the valuable
manuscrfpE ajx, hundred years old, which
aas !purioined from the Library of George
town College, D. G., will be ultimately re.
covered It disappeared mys,eriously in
September, ls4S, and since then,hs Facul-
~ mud Librarian of,the College have re-
ceived information from New York which
will perhaps lead TO the detection of the
rogues and the recovery of tha. valuable
work,-Georgesown ADO,
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a LETTRR.Rop. pxsxs-es.vY.r

i&S.S sss; n -,.- sss.. =. w. Sea.
Come girls, get on your sun.bonnets,
and your old gloves, put on your thick
shoes and come out into the sunshine. 1t
is quite tins 10 begin 10 think Of your out
door work, it is time for gardening and TO
see about improving your door yards.
Have you trees and shrubtery about the
door, to invite the birds and cool breezes.
to gladden. your home in summer? Ifnot
now Is the time. Coax those tall brothers
OF yours 10 take the spade, and an old axe.
II necessary, and go with you to the borders
OF the forest TO procure shade trees.
1 wonder if you have any rose bushes
about your premises2 If you have not,
your neighbors nave, and know they've
not grudge few small roots, that by a liz.
tie care will, in few years, add much to
the beauty OF your homes. A climbing
rose trained over the window, and honey
suckle over the porch, will pay in perfume.
ry for the little trouble they cost; and any
OF your friends who possess them. Willie
happy to aid you if they see you bent ON
improving your grounds A small slip OF
huneysnckle that would be trimmed off and
thrown away as useless pruning can be
buried in the same manner that grape slips
are, and 10 few years you will have
beautiful vine to embeiIish your arbor.
BY the way don't forget how easily
grapes are cultivated, and what a luxury
they afford. Keep an eye out, and when
there Is an opportunity, secure few dozens
OF hne slips, and get your father to appro.
PIRATE few rods of ground for the purpose
OF cullivating them.
Now, don't look sour, and say i. isn't
lady.like to work in the garden. told
you to get your gloves on purpose 10 keen
your hands from being necdiessIv so,led
and your complexion will be sufficientlv
preserved from the sun by sun-honnet,
while the vigor and buoyancy acquired by
exercise IN the open air will give tone OF
beauty much more desirable than any
interesting paieneeso you can acquire by
rsitgng roomsd up IN tho house lsday.
Get .an' appropriation Of ground for a
nowerb bed or two il possible. If not, see
to3hthat the beds Of common vegetables
sseuaa arc sF1sssd sss doosz Inf aa#Hfaao s
pretty morning plant like the morning glory,
cypress yips, Hower pea Of bean, aud SEQ to
Il ihat 1hey do. pot GET choked with weeds
Halfan hour egsFy day, will plant the
eeedaAnd keep M order an amount Of beau,
II truly astonishing. go
The humblest log cabin can be made al
attractive home by little labor, that shoult
rather. be called a pass time.
yPefhapss your fathers will hardly smll
onyour efforts. Itmay be that they speal
contsmp.qously Of flowers If SO there il
need dofa better minislraiion to their spirits
a.
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HEADQUARTERS. srH REGIMENT, j,
Order No. -.

In obedience to orders received
from Head Quarters of the 2nd
Brigade, an Election for Colonel
Of the 9th Regiment of South Caro-
lima Militia will be held on Saturday
tho 2lst of July next.-to FIJI the
vacaucyoccasioned by the resignation
of Col. M. O. Talman.
The Captain or Commanding
officerof each Company in said Re-
gimsnt b hereby directed to put uE
at his company rendezvous a notice
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Stock Of Goods for Sale,.....

AND BUSINESS STAND TO RENT.
THE subscriber wishing to close his business, of.
fers his entire socke Of Goods for sale, the stand
stand possessing greater advantages.
The whole stock u i'll be sold on very favorable
terms aud immediate possession given if desired. In
tAe mean time shall continue to sell goods at very
low prices. Call and see for yourselves.
Application for the stand will be made to MI: Jo-
ei Smith JAS. BAILEY.
Stony Point, June H. l3 st
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CHOLERA INcIDENr-Ehe N. Y. Ex.
press relates the following gsmetanchoiy cho-

CHOLERA INcIDENr-Ehe n. Y. Ex.
press relates the following melancholy cho-
compIisseaG eaGMaIy iL.,,i Louisa @ aud Virginia
Star, one 10 the other 81 years Of age
were both engaged to be married on Mon
dax last.--eOn ,she Saturday night previous
kSoih went TO H6hoken. and there impru-
dentIy partook of ice:eseams, strawberries,
and other fruits The hour appointed for
the wedding found both OF them cold in
death, with their bridal garments for
winding sheet" 5fTtss .@,rt'
Foor RAcE-The foot 'face over the
Union race course at New York, on Sat.
urday, turned out a complete failure. The
com petitors were Jackson, Saunders and
IMcCort. The purse was TO be swarded 10
him who run II miles in The hour but nei.
81 ther or lie fhyee csme srisbinthree quarters
a OF i. fr,iie 5of pctformiug ihS feai, and Of
enafss siie stakes we're WithdfaHn.
saf :
s.sr. IS As,.xs Rossss d sss ss-rIs M ssid Aha,
Eaaia Auns'e 93p4eep h4s f..as "a from
fejjnrssons Js5pejpa, with tsyGe SUM q
apa 6 z aasxs S
81 SIS s'ss 8
tsosa ,.g3 3si 81. gss,Ssi5
{gSi 50 oSsiS: Grant Ssf ths Eirs
q Sas Aisd ropsiasslj
s. = sash Of oni hi,
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w. ID. NIeKelIar.
SURGEON DENTIST,
MAY at all timesbe found at Hodges Hotel, un.
III less professionally engaged. He will wait on
families attheir residencesif requested.
Aug l2 % ly