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Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Cracked!

I@70osuV-J N W.T. 7AAAAE PPOu V1 AuV1AVUs
so, Cake OF the true and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP will make 1t smooth, SOFT white
and fine.
Have you Pimples or Salt Rheum have seen JONES'
Soap the and Oldest cases. when every internal
and external remedy tailed.
Have you Sore Beard or Sore Head! You are con
scienously assured that Cake will VOC, but do
not suppose that the many countereits possess
qualities. Many of the limitations Of Jones' Soap are
nothing bat common soap.
Jones Soap is used By PhysiciGas
But once reader, be careful Of cheap countereits
and limitations. See that the name of T. JONES' is on the
wrapper-and buy il no where else but of
Dec la. dWSm ]. CIRCUIT, ia, 2S9 Manst
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pIGELeW,S

ezssss Fitchburg Ksene Greenfield, Brattieboro,
Beiosus Fails, Wtndssr, Rutand, MiddiehHry
a-Yergennes BurinP fan Nashua, LoDeL, and
--- sS BOSTON EXPRESS.
DACKAGES, Bundles, Merchandise, or Money, pune
i tualiy 10 warded 10 and from Boston three times each
may daily Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and prompt
ly psrd. Orders Of all kinds executed with despatch
O6fces-AmertcaB House, Worcester and 40 BrotHe
Street BOSTON. Es
Orders received at Hutchinson Co.'s Bookstore, III
Main St. and at the Ticket Oce Lincoln So, Worcester
4es,s sH JASON TEMPLg, (M.ss.nasrs.
l. G. BARDwELL,
N b. Goods forwarded 10 all parts Of New Hampshir
Vermont and the Canadas.
3 Janl25 81. Z dt' l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
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For Sale.

-. A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
EasM IA st Said house is so by % feel, with wood
LIE. shed and yAer conveniences The lott IS feet by
A. convenient for large small family, and consider
able fruit the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trnmbu st.
Worcester, July IL, lS46 diff.
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FIRE INSURANCE;

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Stocks, Fur
niture Machinery, and other property against loss or
damage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
G. Fl. WHITE sec'y. J. SoUTHwIcK, Prest
Oct 23 dw3m
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NOTICE..

wrANrRs, aMan and his wife 10 take charge Of the
w palmer tssah. hment In Westminster, ior one yea'
from the first day OF April next Prop sails WIZ %
ed nv the subscriber ill the uay o.
next. TT '''e' = '"e ARETAs RAYMOND:
Westmins,es, Jan 90, ts4s.
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New Upholstery Shop.

VET .&aF. A. BROWN, would beg leave to'fnform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity that they have
where they will manufacture ORDER French Pattern
sefaa Lounges, Divans, Tahourets &c.; Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up; Carpels and made. All kinds OF Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior manner. @ 5 y sisas
Dec. d-Sm
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.TO LET.

ONE half Of two story HOUSE, beyond thu
f,n " Cemetery ON North Street Inquire of JOSEPH
.R.n4 AVERY, on the old Holden road, or CALEB BATES
adjoiaing the premises. diff Jan
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A Rare Chance for a good Tailor.

A Hare GnanC6 TOT gUUu 1dIIUI,
TINE subscriber DESTROYS of changing his business, offers
i to sell out his TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT on
the most reasonable terms. II consists Of small select
stock of Cloths and Trimmings, together with Shop ia
lures and Tailoring apparatus complete There Is run OF
business sufficient employ from eight TO twelve hands,
Any one wishing for good stand, will do well 10 call
early. JOHN ID. DUNBAR.
West Brookaeld, Jan 10. s .ssss dwtf
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL, ESQ 0O0


Chartered and Established in Boston, AprH 1s47
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $780,
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies, to the time that the
member s totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A l.. STIMsoN, Sec'ry.
Office No. Museum Building, fremont st Boston.
MR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Health ms Company,
and has given the required bond for the faithful PERFORM
ance of this duty.
He will visit the different towns in the County to receive
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office. No. 4, under Brinley Hall.
Dec s, 1913. dtf
The United States Health Insurance Co.
Established in the City of Boston,
by an Ae Of ne LsssIaturs Of MassachHssts Moy la48
CAPITAL $4,000.
Insures the Health of both Males g. Females,
FoR TERMS OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
DirectOrs-samue Aspinwall, Lemuel Nj Baker, John
Bgelow, Jonas Chickerng James Clark George Darra-
colt, Samuel H. jerks, Benjamin Lamson, Joseph Lewis
Heman Lincoln, Elijah Mears, sas P Merriam, Joseph B.
rfinCe Thomas Kestlean1 Moan stpr'evant; PLayof
Charlestown, Joseph L. Lord of New York.
JAMES CLARK, President and Treasurer
SAMUEL HI. jerks, Secretary
Drs d. H. SToRER & A. A. GoULD, Consulting Physicians
THIS institution the Health persons of both
safety of the insured and the insurers and both parties
participate in the surplus profits The tables of rates
Systematically framed md arranged to insure TO
male persons under as years of weekly Geo0nce OF
four ths, or go per cent? of their annual dePoststO
females three ourths, rs per cent: thus IS nsures
81 to the former and 1878 the latter Persons of
advanced age insured poportionaby equitable pre-
mums On Policies for longer terms than year, but
slight increase of premium is charged.
Principal Office, II State Street, BOSTON.
BThe Company has established Agency also in the
City of WORCESTER, at EOS Main Street, where
persons desirous Of further ere requested to
Dec 20. ntL dwtf
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To be Let. sl
& C. wASHBURN offer TO lease for term OF years,
1, bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
Prouty Wire Factory," with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging together with the steam
Engine which of about thirty horse power, and in
celient condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for machnist. Further information given by
calling Messrs j.. PRATT EARLE, or on the UNDER
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec5 & c. WASHBURN.
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Worcester, South bridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection vita the Norwich and Worc RGilr Dad
EassSl IA TINE subscriber respectfully IN
~xxTRRT 13@ L forms the public that he haE
S)GSy frffe s ~ established line Of Stages to
between Webster, South.
bridge and turbrdge Leave Southbrdge at 81 Am. and
arrive Webster in time take the 81 train Of for
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at III A. NJ.
RETURNING-LeayeB Boston at 24 and Worcester al
Al p NJ, arriving Southbridge at ST NJ thus giving
SOuhbrdge passengers 81 hours in Boston and return the
day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be set down
at the Norwich and Worcester Depot.
Tickets can be obtained of the subscriber anil at Phelps
Jewery Store in Southbrdge through TO Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through to souhbrdge. Fare by this route is as low
by any other.
All business nrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
y and faithfully attended to.
o. Office in Worcester al the Am. Temperance House
May I9. JOSEPH SHEPARD
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CHE Ddtlp =pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Editor and Proprietor.

1GEfnSs
The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per.
annum, or sevenyfve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
IN advance.-Or
Four Dollars annum or One Dollar per quarter If
nOt paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the same office. Terms,-$1,75 in
advance, or $500 fnot paid in advance.
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YER MONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VERMONT CENTRAL MAILMAN.
I'm and aler December 5h the Passenger Trains OF the
(Vermont Central Railroad will follows, in con
nection with The Northern Concord Nashua ana Loweh
Railroads: ~
YORK at A M, ntersecting the Nashua md Worcester
Train Tor New York, via Alyhs Point reaching at
AM the day in season for me Trans fcr me ouh
and West Leaves Boston alta Am and reaches North
hI sE G TRAIN-Leaves NOrhhsld P. NJ and
reaches Boston st Am The next morning Leaves Bos'
ton M l2 m and reaches Mortified at 9P.M.
'0n r. n = PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
.iASalM Atlantic Steamers,
Tk1A and all passe ers Tor WORCESTER or Spring
fed siuss Hartford, or New raven, OoHil'' anu NC"
York will and this the quickest route. 49,,
for Boston will pass 200 miles by rail
poad and will 20 through Montreal in 81 hours, BUR-
nSton VI in 10 Montpelier in II aud Mortified in ten
hours Passengers by the first train Tor New YORK, via
Ayn Point viii pass Sl 40 m mos. y nruT,o in 20 Mont
peer in o. and Mortified in 2lrunning smpie
time for 7, ct. H 81 lte aH
RETUR Passengers may leave New = OH a.
p NJ far Allyns Point by any OF the other Lines that
a.h osnn beore the del Of the Cars at u the
pcr, morsng, which arrives Nsr,hfeld at r NJ @here
stages win be in readiness to convey them 10 Mon.peer
Rs,;ngton ST. Alhans Montreal, Pattskagh Maone and
other points in NortNern Vermont and New YORK.
M AFTER January l,le4s passengers may 60 ron
f.d to New York BY railroad via Worceser' hauofo,
and new haven JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Nor,baeld Dec 20, le4s.
STAGES
VIII run in connection with Vermont Central Cars
from the following stations; ). s
White Riuer ViHdge-for w oodstocK Hw s3fgafa
Ro"a,tos Sr Turnbridge Chelsea, Washington,
III East Bethel East Randolph, East Brook
Held Vilarystown and Barre . ...,,,....s4-s a89e
Re,Asi-ior Rutland, Brandon and Mlddlep"Iy. 8,
Hinntosiisr-tor Burngt0n, Keesyie fia.sspuIs, o.
Alhan. and Montrea for plainneld Marshhsld, Cqoos'
and panviIe Calais Woodbury. msbs san
bero lossr Barton rasSaasa Eimoie crasbury
MorrIstown iiydepark Johnson, atevlne and Wsss,n
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TO LET,
RQDM in the Wont Front Street. Inquire
"A o. CALVIN FOSTER, 9os Main 81. d'tJis
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NIB. w. w. Co.'s will continue the manu-
acture OF CUSTOM heretofere Boots and Shoes
REPAIRED in the neatest manner by G. CAPRoN
Inn % dw MAYNARD & NTB.
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WORCESTER e. NASHUA RAIL ROAD
esg gzsz 9 EszE sssss: - - a
ncing Monday
w INTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing
wv Dec 49, lS48

Junction with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Boston 700 ain. III 90 am. S.45 p. m.
Arrive at Groton Junct $50 ain 1880 pm. Sis pm
Leave Groton junction at $50 IL 80 pm. Sis m
Arrive in Boston at 1000 am. 200 pm. 6.45 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Greton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily Tor Groton Junction and Worcester.
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CITY DYE HOUSE.
CoP p MoTICE..

THE subscribers have this day formed Coparnership
i under the firm and styie OF MAYNARD Il. NYE, for
the general transaction Of the BoOT SHOE BUsIsEss,
and have taken the Store recently occupied by O. b.
RoBBfNs Co., where they will bshappy see the old
friends and customers of the establishment. .ss.8
They hope by strict personal attention TO business,
and regard 10 the OF their customers 70 merit
- a. - 79s'f1. JOHN q. MAYNARD,
worcester, Jan 10. ls4s. EDWIN w. NYE.
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- p r. T. 6 S !!

Over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road
BY EVERY TRAIN.
Leave orders and packages the American House
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r ONH'S

Q"insigamond, .NiIlbpwy, Sutton, Grqtton, Far
aM'nvle, NOrthbridge, Holbrooks WAitin's Urbridge
ntH0aie Blackstone, Waterford WOonsOcket, Hamlet
Gnotfte, Abien, ashton, Lonsdale, Valtey Fats Gem
tral Falls, PaOtucket and Providence
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For the Enquirer,
TO SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

TO SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Correspondcnce and interviews have been
had with the agents and authorities Of the Gif-
ferent public conseyances between This place
and the town of Charlottesville, in order to as
certain the most advantageous route TO be taken,
By the delegates 10 the bext Grand Division, TO
be held 10 Inc Town of Charlottesville, on the
oath OF the present mSnih.
The most advantageous is by the stages TO the
Junction, and thence by the cars As many
stages can be furnished as may b: needed. They
start Con Tuesday morning, the ga from the
Powhatan House, 10 this city, at hall past SIX
o'clock
The charge for going and returning by this
route will be Sc, provided as many as thirty
delegates go-wi,h liberty 10 return at our pleas
sure.
As there is not time now 10 have a meeting
Of the delegates, who design 10 go, il has been
concluded, by several delegates, 10 recommend
the following plan:
Each one, who means 10 go, will report his
name las soon as POSSIBILITY TO Mr. Thos l. Wal.
ford. at the Methodist Book Concern, opposite
the Exchange Bank. with whom LIST has been
left. The object Of having the names of those
thus reported, who mean 10 go, is TO enable the
company 10 know what hunter of stages will
be needed, and also TO know who are entitled
to The privilege of going and returning for sc
The names of the delegates desiring TO 80, will
be reported to the stage agent By The q. ).
Delegates from the neighbouring Divisions in
Manchester Hanover. Henrico, New Kent,
Charles City, &c. are also requested to hand in
their names as suggested above.
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HUMANITY AT HOME.
nu nnurnnMn


honor and love The mind,
Whose warm and generous Thoughts embra
The common interest of our kind
Through times long rack and earth's vi
space;
And, like the glorious god of day,
Sheds DER the world It's living ray.
/ watch with ,hrobbing heart The zeal,
Whose all Incorporating plan
Can teach million souls 10 feel
For all that's man's-io all that's Mani
And every human lille blend
10 those Of Brother and OF Friend.
I've travelled many country far,
Through Finiand's wild, on Afrcs strand 80
And there went with me, like star,
The glory OF my native lane;
A star whose light where'er lTod,
Seemed blazing with the truths OF Gcd.
But sometimes sadness came and dwelt
Within my heart. Twas proud to hear
My connuy's NAT me, but obi felt
That misery dwelt UNDECIDED there:
That ,earts we're sad, and eyes were wet
Forgoiten.-how could forget
I would not check the nobly good,
Who, Joy diffusipg. widely roam;
Bot would whisper, il could,
Look round, for there are wrongs al home;
And voices, though but feeble, call
On Heav'n-on lhee-on Neon all
Dosl thou not hear their cry2 To thee.
Who hears The slightest plant OF wo
That's borne across the distant sea,
Can their appeal be vain2 Q, no!
Thou dds, but want some tongue 10 say,
Griets sons are here, and these are they.
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For The Ergui.er

For The Efgul'er.
THE TARIFF AND WING lMPOoTUaE
Messrs Edilors-Of all the inpudent impos>
lures or silly humbugs of which The Wing par.
,y were ever gully, none chaps surpass their
present efforts TO excite high ta'W feeling
throughout the county. Before Inc Presidcn.
lal election last Fall, the evidences Of prosper
lily under The successful operation Of the tariff
OF 1876, were so striking and undenlab!e that The
Wings were forced TO abandon all idea, of re-
ver,ing to their exploded schemes for protect
ing home Industry" and the nearest You could
get them TO an avowal Of an intention TO change
the act OF 40 was the assertion that the "war
debt" and deficient revenue in consequence OF
il would necessarily call Tor some modification
eff it, In this view q great many, who never
had the least idea Of supporting The prot eiire
cyst m. were dispose! - acquicsce Unfortu'
nstely for Whi.gery, Their prediction in this
case failed, as miserably Al ell their prophecies
VI evil 10 The country from That sound Demo.
cratic measure had done before. II was found
that willis, all the great interests OF the coun-
Try hourished under il, the "war debt did not
press upon the treasury for any "modi6cation'
of liz provisions-csrtsinly not in It's princi-
Piles This, however, was small obstacle 10
the unscrupulous selfshness of Wing policy
Ia the face of the most unprecedented, we'll
established and steady success in every de-
parlment Of industry, with only such exceptions
10 the general rule as are always occurring aud
depend upon causes beyond The control Of govern.
menI policy, The Wings are seriously engaged in
The attempt 10 gel up an0her panic among the
and 10 stir anew the elements OF
agitation aud alarm. The iron and w0oen in {.
ierests seem 10 have engaged their kindly at.en.
lion in an especial manner, AMI all SORTS OF Idle
lsehoods are published, 10 show that they are
10 STATE OF depression, only to be relieved by
government. Now, as the Wings in "a were
great al bringing Ibh 10 contradict th:Y,ie,, they
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FAUQUlER LAND FOR SALE.
(IhisJscYY3 Farm.

THE terms OF sale of this Farm made last septrm
Der mol having been compiled with, II Is again Of
Tered This Farm Is amongst the most valuable In The
county. II lies within Two miles of the Rappahan.
nnck river and canal, seven miles of tho village Of
Wanentsn, and between four and five Of The Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs il contains between nine hun.
bred and thouScnd acres; the greater portion Of
which the fine red soil, generally found in that coun
", with ars. portion OF 6nB bottom meadow land
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
Tor grazlne several good springs, with fine stream
running through the whole Farm.
TIE Improvements are comfortable plain Farm-
house Barn. Stables, Cabins, &C; each having been
recently put in repair Not very distant from these 10
an elevated site for the erection Of such better build
ings ~ proprietor might prefer, commanding full
view si the whole Farm The location Of tins Farm
renders II desirable propery Its pro1 unity 10 the canal
To the viliags of Warrenton and the White Sulphur
Springs alurdns than usual facilities Of health
and society and by the canal cheap and ready ac-
cess to market all its products The terms Will be
as liberal as most purchasers could well desire. Pos.
session given any time TO SUI; ihr purcaa with
desirable aran cement 10 tho putting ~ growing crop
Purchasers wishing to view The Farm, are referred
TO Edmund Rose. Esq. tnow the occupant Charles
Chiffon or Jones' Green, Esqrs, residents within few
miles orto JAMES F0N'rAiNE Of Hanover,
THORNTON of Fredericksburg,
Aug. lief Executors of A + Rose, deceased.
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POETRY.

To tie Editors Of the Enquirer
Dear Sus: The irrqaeBi attacks OF the hicn"
mord Wing upon judge Mason, whose chaiac
Ter as statesman aad private ci'izen every non,
es man knows is above reproach, has sues.sua
The following lines. Should you cons'cef tnsm
worthy VI publication, they are al your set''ce'
TO HON. J. Y. MASON.
A proud position dos thou hold,
Within thy country book OF fame;
Too high tor those who strive SO hard
To cast opprobrium on thy name.
A Statesman, and man, from whom
Disbonor is removed as far
As East Is from the glorious West,
AS Sou'h is from the polar STAR
YET Ills but natural that those
Who smart beneath the lash OF shame,
Should seek TO join the loathsome woro
Together with thy spolless name.
Bullet them strive, Ills all in vain:
The blow which fi's! Tor thee was meant,
Will but recoil with double might
Upon The wretch from whom twas sent.
LOCK LoMosD, Goochland Co., Oct. 18th, AZ.
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tbirt;es,' there have been a number OF races
that have been honored with the above caPion,
as quoted. For many years the great Ee"rso
match, as il was termed, stood foremost On ."1
file; the time OF which, il will be remcmoereu,
was 1877 IA9 1924. About ten years ago, on
the same course, that time, in three neas' aus
beat, in the aggregate. By Lady Clilden' osa.,us
three distinguished competitors, in TAD
1856. year or two thereafter. Boston, o"rey
cantering large part of the last miie' ran SUI
gle four miles in TAO having run three m'ies
of il 10 $50! 1t wasl claimed fer him, as GER
lain, that he might then have run Inc hea. ~
time wholly unprecedented, as was the CASE
some four years later, when he was Dca' :!
Fashion in 1872 745 That has been gene.
rally conceded as the fastest aud pest race VI
four miles Gas the FIRST heat certainly was 70
this day. that bad ertr been run Oh The Amer
can Turf, until the extraordinary race Oh last
Monday. .uu
The trump Of preparation had been 'nu1ly
sounded and in The sequel there was 10 u!S"p'
pointment. Three known good ones were COL
pe,ors for the palm. Each had packers co"h-
den, of success. Neither nag, as 10 speed, was
over-ra!ed; though The victor was prooaoiy unue'-
rated by his competitors. Each Won hea' W 'he
race; and in lime, Tor Grs second, or .hifd nea',
almost unprecedented, no TWO heits "a ioui M
having ever been run guile las: as Inc Two nIsl
heats in Mondays lace; and no race "i Twelve
or sixteen miles by any means as las! as 'ha' run
by lh= renowned get OF Boston, who nave proved
themselves worthy OF their distinguished SIRE
Their time is reported as 7:33i-743s-
e:lOi. Il will be seen that Fashions flfsl neat
was one second faster than in the late race ou'
thai Tallyho won his second heat in three seconds
ias.er than Fashion, running the eight miles TWO
seconds faster than in her extraordinary race
with Boston. The third heat, won by Bos'ona,
was four seconds faster than Lady Clifden's third
heat (and following faster heasl; and more man
halt a minute faster than Eclipse's third heat
How does Tallyho'srace compare with Fashions
Is miles againsl Blue Dick Had the course
been favorable, Peytoua, when she beat Fashion,
il is believed might have run about as fast race
OF four mile heats as was ever run over The
Union Course; but she did not quite do il. He!
heats were run in 7.45-749. have referred
10 no uher horse OF the CREME South, as they
have run their wonderful races with less weight
than carried at The North II seems that Tala>
hos race is unsurpassed lin America il else
where. He is Virginia bred, descended, 100,
from Sir Archy. OBSERVER.
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excuse 10 my friends for declining 10 name !ns
day 10 parlake OF a Public Dinner al ScottsViiie'
Be pleased to make TO my friends, in whose
behalf you speak, my grateful Acknowledgements
Tor the honor intended me- and to accept i1l
yourselves, gentlemen, my best wishes for your
individual happiness, and my sincere lhahks
for the too favorable estimate YOU have oeeh
pleased 10 place on my humble efforts 10 sustain
YOUR aid their opinions on the suffice; late I'D
controversy. Most respectfully,
Your friend and fellow ciiiz,n,
WIN. F. GORDON.
r. Richmond Wing and Charlottesville Jef-
ferscnian please copy.