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Hon j. Root. ohio; W Burnett, Connecticut; Hon.
II. white, Cohoes; X LOOMS, Troy; W Hooper, Bos-
ton; Col Hamittn n. Albany; Hon W. Msteson. Utica
Hon. q. spsulding Buffalo, we're amongst teventy
other arrivals yesterday, at the Actor House.
J Randall Worcester; q. W. Hurst. do, O. Beesely,
Philadelphia; q. y. Besmsn. Georgia. and thirty
others arrived yesterday, at the American.
q. Parker, Boston; NJ. walker, New YORK ". "
Barton, Portland aud tsenty others, have arrived 1T
the Howard
Hon d 8 Dickinson. U. 4. senaior, Binshsmton
Hon wp Uphsm, DO, Vermont; Hon y Rumsey. Jr /,
Bath; Hon John A. Collier, Biogbamton; W VI.
Prentice, Boston; Hon. N. Ihtledeli ". O Maine;
Hon Preston King. 0gdensbush. Hon. Prsu,
Pratisville; Prot Robbins. Vermont; Pro. Church,
West Ptint; lien N. Crugsr Rochester; l.. " Reeves
Georgia; J. Jtfrsy, Bnaisnd, WI Dewitt Albany;
W kirkpatrick, Phfsd,l pbia, Rev eelhrk Albsny;
Rev DIV McLesp, Rev Jersey we're among ths
arrivals, yesterdsy, az the Irving House.
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Supreme Court-Circutt Court.

- Eefore the Hon Judge Edwards
Nov. 2I.--Bucknan rs Pitcher. In this case the
Jucge proceeded to charge the jury In the course Of
his observations he saidThs action vas brou ght TO
recover $4,000 which, II is alleged was deposited by
the plaintiff with the defendant. as stskeholdsr
upon q wager between the plaintiff aud John Con kiln
on a horse race. THE action is brought under the
provisions Of the statute which the Judge reads IL
contended by Learned counsel for the defence that
by the provisions Of the Other statutes this Law
not apply Ne ths JUDGE did not agree TO that pro.
position Thu. provision of the statute does not apply
20 bet made upon the race upen the course In
Queen, county, within the time and In the manner
authorised By law for certain purposes. This he
Understood to have been decided by the Court Of Ap-
cover the whole, although other persons were inte-
rested With him In the recovery he he Judgel under
stood TO have been decided By the highest authority
and he accordingly instructed the jury that the plain
til can recover There sre, then, three questit ne:
First-Wse wager made secona--was this money
put up by the plaintiff Third VAST paid over, and
In what manner It appears the wager made
there IL no dispute about that The learned judge
trials ss to payment vas enthusiastically the same st
the present and the Judge here the opinion
Of the former court upon the with which he
cured. After some further remarks, Judge Ed~ards
said he thought that. although the plaintiff
titled 20 interest jet he is only entitled to 10
from the time he made the demsrd but not from the
time the stake paid over There Is proof Of
demand. except from the commencement Of this suit
and, II the pisn IL entitled 90 the principal
he is only entitled TO the interest from that time
hessrs. v. ssndford end Blunt took excep-
tons 20 the charge on behalf Of the defendant.
The Hon A. l.. Jordan tttiriated to the court that
IN. time the suit was commenced vas IN January,
isls and the jury could from what period the In
terest wac due.
The jury. in = fw minutes, returned verdict for
plaintiff 81 900 debt and no interest The read
leg Of the verdict csused some laughter poll YES
native.
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
AT HALIFAX,
THE THREATENED WAR IN GERMANY.
The First Conflict between the
Austrians and the Prussians.
MESSAGE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
STATE OF THE MARKHTs,
&c. &c, &c.
HALIFAX TELEG RApH OFFICE,
Wednesday Night, Nov. u, 1850.


The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, from Liver
pool, November l6, arrived at this port at seven
o'clock, with forty passengers for Boston and nine
for Halifax.
The renewed misunderstanding between Prussia
and Austria is confirmed. All Germany is arming.
Austria and Bavaria are in arms. Prussia has
drawn the first blood Her troops occupied the
village of Byolzell, upon which the Austrians adj
vanced, with their swords shesthed, but were at
wounded. The shots were returned, and the
Prussians finally evacuated the place, carrying off
their wounded with them.
France, England and Russia, have offered their
Enediations on the German question.
The latest accounts are more peaceable, although
in Vienna war is now looked upon as certain.
Lsuis Napoleon has sent long message to the
Assembly, which has given general satisfaction.
He disclaims all personal ambition.
The no popery cry is going down in England.
They feel little ashamed at having been fright
eHed at Catholic hierarchy on paper. It appears
that there are only half million Of Catholics in
all England, and but eight millions in all Ireland,
Canada and Australia.
Through the attentive kindness of Mr.. Shaw,
purser of the Europa, learn tn 1t the steamship
Asia, which left New York on the 9th inst, was
passed at quarterpast seven o'clock on Saturday
evening, 10th inst, twenty miles west of Holly
head.
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on
Monday, the 18th instant. She sailed from Boston
on the 18th ult.
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supreme court-speciai Term.

IIIF TUX Will IANEs
NovIMRrR IL jean De N0ifbeck and Ulf ~. I'm n.
3s'or Gts Osrs, EIecuors II John Jgc0b .5sfor De-.
ceased This action recover 500 600 claimed
20 be legacy 20 Mrs De Nottbeck, under clause In
the late nj Aetors viii by which he gave 20 the Al
children Of bis daughter Mr- Langdon, OF whom Mrs
De Nottbeck Is to such Of them ss nigh, sur
vive him sl0oOC0 Of New York city stock to be paid
10 each OF them on becoming tvent years Of age
and any died before that age without hsue surviv.
ing the share Of the deceased TO 20 20 the survivors
The plaintiff claims that this Il bequest Of 800 600
70 each 81 the children Of Mrs Langdrn The defsn.
dspts contend that the 100000 was to be divided
among the children. The Court heard argument on
the part Of the plaintiffs and the complaint was there
upen ditmissed with cots
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


he WAS tnen permitted 20 Precsed aud In continues
on said ne submitted TO the convention "a good oi-
kens whether they are not bound 20 held TO the dsc
sions OF Two conventions which have already settled
this question namely, that there was NO vacancy He
then asked how they could proceed under canon
which does not declare there Is vacancy, but the
contrary affrms that there Is not How, then, can
they proceed to elect Bishop. while there 10 ct
this very moment In existence, The analogy he
ferred to- that gslaures do sometimes allow irregu
lar elections; but Ii be remem bered that NO pr
vate rights involved In those cases and tb ersoro
they are not In point contend them that no act Of
this OF any subseq uent Convention can remedy the
defect under which this convention labors Mr.
Spencer then re erred to the special onventious
called In Utica and in this city in 1883 he aaid the
meeting In this city an n Of the convsn
ton held ut Utica il WAS called nv the then Bishou
of the docets therefor IL is not nracedsnt for ths
present enc. Mr. epsne, then sat down
Doctor vIsroN rose aud aid that he was not sorry
that the gentleman from Albany had mooted the
authority Of the Standing Committee
Mr. BETrs. lay delegate, rose to order lie said he
moved 10 adjourn and his motion was seconded The
Rev gentleman then gave way, and he (Mr pettal
was loss how he could get up again and cut Oh
his (ths speaker's) motion for an adjournment
The Cham decided that Dr. yinton was in order
DR. VsTos az ambrose and said the remark. of the
gentleman from albany were very edyisg and he re-
pested that Ms was bappy that the gentleman had
dis ed IT, and n this ton will elect An assis-
tant bishop they will do IL in of the Learned
g ntleman srgum spts and decide that the STANDING
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Sailing OF the Cambria.

DosroS, Nov. q, 1850
The Regal Nah Steamship sailed this day a, noon,
with twenty-four passengers for Liverpool and nine
for Halifax Among those for Liverpool are the As
slstant Commissary Of Montreal and Gen Minds aud
lady, Of the British army. she takes out no specie
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Jenny Lind In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, New. 27-l0< p. NJ.
The first Of the second series Of Jenny Lind,s con-
certs In this city took place this evening In the Mu
'ical Fund Hall, which filled to overnowipg. The
Nightingale was in charming voice, and most of her
songs were encored. Thousands, who we're unable to
effect entrance surrounded the Hall and we're so yo
cerous In their demonstrations of delight that their
applause could be heard by the audience within At
the present time there lie dense crowd In front of
Jones, awaiting the return OF Mile to the hotel.
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Commercial AHnira.

ENGLISH SECURITIES were subject to consider
able fuctua,ion during the week. Consols, on
Monday, llth inst, closed at 96t to 964 On Fri
day, owing ia more favorable continental advces,
they advanced to for money, and to a I for ac-
count.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES were tolerably ac-
tive during the week ending on the 18th inst, at
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tendency, especially to the cotton ports. Passen-
gers were rather more abundant, but there is no
improvement In Rates.
HAvRE MARKETS For ashes there was no in
curry. Beeswax do. Coffee was quite neglected.
Whale oil was supported at high rates. Fer sugar
there was no demand. Taiiow continued to decline.
Whalebone had considerably advanced in value.
In rice there was no Improvement.
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weare daily Indebted to Mr. c. W. cOrens, Of No. IS
Filth street. for the Philadelphia papers in advance Of
the mail Mr. IL an agent for several Of the papers
and delivers them % subscribers In this city before
they can be obtained BY the regular course Of mail
The cholera has again appeared at Psguemine. La.
and several deaths had occurred prior TO the 10th inst
There was heavy frost at New Orleans on the II tn
mat
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The River, Sc nj Cincinnati.

CNcfSSkrI. November ~, 1850.
We have had heavy rains here, aud the river will be
high IN day or two; but low fregh IL not looked for
tonnage being CON paratively scarce.
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The Maryland Convention.

ASSAroLIs Nov. q, 1850
The proceedings of the Reform Convention, to- day
have been uninteres,ing. They refused TO employ q
reporter for the debates.
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Slave Takers Acquitted.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. q, 1850.
The persons who came here from Virginia last
August. in quest Of slaves and arrested on q
charge OF riot we're tried yesterday and the jury this
morning. returned a verdict Of not guilty.
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PRoyIDEScE, Nov ~, 1850.
Hon. Lewis Cas- delivered lecture at the Franklin
Lyceum, In this city, last evening. The audience
very large and appeared to be much pleased with
the Generals remarks Owing to sickness In his family
Gen. c. was compelled to leave here this morning.
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A Dishonest Clerk.

Urea, Nov. ~, 1850.
clerk In the employ Of Msssrs. Flanagan srigrs
framed Leroy Gregory) has been arrested for robbing
their store large quantity Of the stolen property
found In his trunk.
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The Indinpa Convention.

CINCINNATI, November q, 1850
The Indiana Convention adopted, By q large ma
joritx a section prohibiting State debts.
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Arr from NYork Oct 90 Milton Cadir; Sst Baltimore
the Iexel Nov Elbe Hamburg; Frans Ernest Hevoet;
Sth Neptune, Brisol 9th. Lsurna Dublin; 10Th. Thomas
fleden, Lverpool llth, Bordeaux Packet, Amsterdam
a,h Gems the Clyde csnsttution. Liverpool 80 st
Lawrence, Lisbon; New Elizabeth Den Antwerp
SD for NYork Oct 81 Adeiine. Memel; Nov Vermont.
pebhn; haiends do; Am Congress Deal; Renedesangss,
iowa do; lo,h n.ias Catherine. and Joseph wais
Liverpool kenney. Waterford; 18th, Arctic. verpool
Sarah Sligo sth Home. Liverpool 18th siddous and Nj
ss,ra co. Nov Ssyisna Cadh; 26th Ednund, Limerick;
Arr from Boston Nov 0rono Genoa 5h John Andrews.
harstilles: nth Robert. Cowes; Paul. Gravesend.
Sid for Boston Nov Sarah Purnton Dea 9th Paeuder
me clyde oth Revere; Liverpool llth. Hebe Qaeeatown
Arr from Phiiadelphia Nov7 Girard and An Ore VS.
karssilles 9TH Bibernia, Liverpool.
Liverpool
spcken-washngton Of NYoh Nov G. lat 81 Ion a. Van
guard from Liverpool for NYork Nov H. OF Tuscan;
ner frome for Liverpool lat a. & Hebe
standing N, Noy Is, Br shp Asia bound E. signased
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Before the Hon. Juds. Judson-
Nov. T.-.9Jod Hal e'oka Hues Ths n an 90
tion for the infringement % patent for ouidlne an,
Manufacturing bricks. Adjourned
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The q. g. surveying schooner ealistn, Lieutenan'
Msnet, from New York. arrived at Norfolk on Friday
last
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A,assenRer by the Europa

Mrs Gray hr and Line say Mrs urdan Mr. and
MIS- sril Rev DR. Ballard ana lady Miss Nina Hamilton.
nessrs Phipps Beate, Mechkrs, Campbell, Hoddiamont
Baschi Jhsm struthers wymsp Otto Early Phillips and
friend Brsnlu, DyraH ard tucker Castyrss BaIsr and
Benny VIM Bradshaw. Dellabuis Hsrse. Smith, shanatan
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New and Elegant!

II w. BONNEY is now receiving his entire
10 stock of new and fashionable Spring Goods.
AS they are well worthy the attention OF his friends
and customers, he invites them, with much conf
dencc, to call and examine them. Among them
may he found
Is new pieces Prints, at to 75c. per yard
30 pieces printed Mus 'ins, at l2a4 to 5Oc per yard
Is French printed Jaconels at % to SIC
Organdi Muslins, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsled Bcrages' some
very handsome
PLAIN and fancy Grcnadine Silks, some mourning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustres
French Earlston and American Ginshams
White and colorcd Swiss Muslins, Tor Evening
Dresses
Swiss and cambric trimmings, great variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and qnaIiy
Mourning and fancy Fans
For all or any of the above articles ho will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March 26. %
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South Carolina .--Kershaw District.

By John r. Joy Esquire, Ordinary for said District
VX7HEREA>, Columbus and Thos. E. Halle aP-
w piled to ne for Letters of Administration
on all and singular The goods and chattels, rights
and credits of VIM. Halle, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonsh all
and singular; tie kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to b. nd'appear before me at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District to be holden
al KerslIaw Court House on the 18th day of May
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admins.
tra'on should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 24,h day Of
April, in tie year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty, and in the sevcnlyourth year OF
American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, OK. D.
April "a. SO
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Copied from tho Louisville Journal.

.y' Consumption is disease which is carrying
its victims to the tombs by thousand, without be-
ing arrested i'll its progress by the medicines IN
common use at the present time. But bright day
is coming, and has come-to successfully arrest
this disease. DR.. Rodgers Lverwort and Tar,
not only gives immediate relief in Coughs and
Colds, but from the testimony ofmaking some very
remarkable cures of ofConsumption. improvements
III the treatment of diseases are onward, and no
thing can arrest its spirit in the present age.
1t may be obtained at JAMES Il. MchAlNS
Drug Store, Camden S. &.
See advertisement in another cclumr.
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Cheap Literature.

VI7ILFRED MONTRESSOR, or the secret
wv Order OF Seven: A romance Of life in N
York.
Salathiel, or the Wandering Jew by the Rev
George Croy.
KaIoolall, or Wanderings in the Desert: by U.
s. Mayo.
Vanity Fair; Pictorial Lie Of Jack Sheppard
Francisco Gerardo; The WIllngtons; The Maid:
en- Aunt; Jane Shore; The Steward; Re land
Cashiel; Copper6cld, No. 10: Simon Snygs
Major Jones' Courlship; Con Cregan Self-De.
pendence SeIf-Conlrol; &c.
further supply Of the above popular works just
received. .'.''.... :... A. iOUNG.
April - ~ u
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SPRING GOODS,

TNIIE Subscribers beg to call the attention OF
i their friends and tie public generally TO their
stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable for the
season, which they arc just receiving, Having
been carefully select ed in the New York market,
they are enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falls prices. On inspection, the stock will
be found very complete. 1t consists Of
DRESS GOODS.
Bareges-plain, printed and changeable Gren-
cs, Alborncs, and Tissues; printed Lawns,
Organdies. and Jacone:s; embroidered Swiss
Dresses Gordon and Ea-lson Ginghams Eng.
lish and American prints, &c.
LAGES.
Sewed and Thread Edgings and 1nsertings, in
great variety collars and chemisetes Of all de.
scr'ptions Lace Capes, DC; Gloves, Mtts, Rib.
bons, SC.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and brown lIonespuns, all widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks. Marseles Quilts, linen
and cotton sheetings Family Linens, Diapers,
dc. with large assortment of goods suitable for
servants wear. The whole Of which will be dis.
posed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctua customers.
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDY.
April 2 2G
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The number fhorses entered is upwards Of 20O
The drawing Of this Sweepstakes will take place pub
lcly the % day of May, 1850, the day which the
will be run-the place and hour being first duly an
nonced by ADVERTISEMENT when the of all the horses
entered will be allotted amongst the subscribers in each
class, and the 9Th day June by which time the
result of the will be known, the Prizes will be dstr
buted the holder of the the winning hoe in Class
"A.,' receiving prize of
on EHUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!
That of the second s50eoo &C., in accordance with the
above Scheme.
At this drawing all the subscribers will be admitted on
producing their numbers TO gentlemen of the Press free
admission will be given; thus aording every security
subscribers and the public.
independently fthc above the popretors ave opened
Betting Lists by which any desired net (accurng to the
the odds may be obtained in all the great racng
events and will be by detailed prospectus
forwarded 10 NIL subscribers, the holder of any favore
hoc in the above sweepstakes. may insure the gain Of
considerable sum, whether that horse wins not.
commission of 10 per 10 expenses will be
deducted on payment of all prizes.
Any further information required, will be afforded bv hi;
Secretary Mr. Archibald Mackenzie at the Offices above
whom all applications for Agencies and other rommuni'
cations be addressed post paid and all remittanres
either by bill or note be made in return for which
bered certificates will be forwarded Us directed.
Lists of horses entered the above and all other Races
Of importance may he at the offices.
New York, April 3, 1880 A-swSt
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GEOR
GIA, READ 1T,

GlA, READ 1T.
We daily reeeving such testimony like the following
from the North, South, East and West:
Gontlemen-I was afflicted with Asthma for fourteen
years. and had tried every remedy in the country had
also beeno several physicians and found no reefwhatev
e was afflicted at times severely, that the blood
would gus from my nose, and my breathing was difficult
Indeed the dscase had gained so much that dis.
paired of ever getting WE'LL wen chnnce 10 get bottle
of f"WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY" which
effected perfect cure and consder n"~f perfect
ly sound This can be proved Thy NUM-! r. of men in
Franklin County and vicinity and Think NY duty to let
it be known.
THOMAS A. / !trRICK
franklin County, Georgia, Nov.l9, 1916.
Be not deceived remember that spurious limitations and
and other preparations Of Wild Cherry abound thr Thou
the land but il is Dr. Wisiars that has performed many
thousand wonderful cures therefore by other buy the
genuine original Balsam ofWd Cherry signed BUTTS
on the wrapper
None Genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold in Camden by JAMES X. McKAIN. Wholesale by
p NJ Cohen Co. Charleston, and by Druggists general
ly throughout the State.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIME Executive committee of the Camden Or
l. phan Society Female Academy, have the
pleasure to announce that Miss Theus will open
the school on Monday the 9th Of May next with
every prospect Of thus being permanent arrange
menl, and the school being open the whole year,
with the usual vacations. This lady comes 10 US
with the highest recommendations, from gentle
men known TO U.s. and having ten years expert
encc as an approved teacher.
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE,
April lS-3O-3i1 Prcst c. O. Society.
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Dress Goods,

TNIIE subscribers have just received from New
i York, andare now opening their Spring and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
Plain, Metaline, Broche and Printed Barage
Print'd Msrquise, Tyrolenne, Alborine and Floride
Black Mousselin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins
Fancy and mourning Gnghams (sniall check)
Paris, American and English Prints
i.so-Ah elegant assortment OF 1vorv and Pa
per Fans McDOWALL u COOPER.
April l. 26
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THE AMERICAN
Racing Deposit Bank.
OFFICES Al WALL.sTREET, JAUNCEY COURT,

OFFICES II WALL-STREET, JAUNCEY COURT,
NEW YORK.
Tie propreors beg that they have opened
Glasses for Sweepstakes, upon the system which has OBJ
ained large share of the public support in England
and elsewhere bv which opportunity extended to all
clusscs of obtaining (accorling the inclination
of eac an interest in the great sporting events in oil paris
Of the world where racing is praciised
As will he by the suhjoined particulars, the snb
scrbcs the scheme proposed by the American Ra
cling Deposit Bank. MAY. THE SMALL OUTLAY OF 81.
gain of slOOoO!!! the security of his investment
being strengthened by tie guarantee of uuqlestionabe
Trustees.
An opportunity will be afforded of specializing in all
of Importance in America and elsewhere, in which
sufficient time rrvsncs between the entry of the horses
and the day of running to enable the popretos TO fill the
various classes
The Sweepstakes open consist of five Glasses for
the GREAT DERBY RACE EPSON, England, to be
tho 29th day of May, 1850 under the snperinlcnd
ence Of the Stewards of the English Jockey Club.