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Law BooKs.T L. White, IS Canal street. advertise 10.
day catalogue Of valuable Law Books to which we can
ne attention Of the profession. White has rt rate stock
Of Books and Stationery on hand.
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T. We are Indebted % ihesteamers Sultana,
Gen Scott and Chancellor for river papers, and brig
T. Soula, Capt Smith, for Havana papers.
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NEW OkbkANs, nlafcn dVtIis AoOV.
MR.. Frederick E. BRUNs-Sir: The undersigned young
men, deeply ympathzng with you in the calamity
the City Of Lafayette and being of the pecunay loss
you would have sustained beg leave to tender you Comp
mentary Benefit Ball, to be given such time and place
we are your obedent servants
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Gs-Ihe highest tide known at London for twenty
years occurred on the goth Jam, when the water
rose to within two inches of the level of the en-.
trance to the Thames Tunnel
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fY~ Per Steamer Falcon" -A1
Fine, Fashionable Clothing.
No. SO Common Street,
bettoeeR YerGRda Hotel aud Hepiett's Exchange

THEO. A. JAMES & co.
Are now opening large assortment of Elegant and Fash
onabe Spring and Summer CLOTHING, made in
the latest style, and expressly for city trade, received this
day per steamship Falcon
Gentlemen desiring articles in line may assured
the above shipment of the best quality as regards
material and workmanship ALsoA superior article of
Spring and Summer Crayat; Linen UndershTts and Hail.
Hose; Gauzc, MeTno and Cotton Undersh and Drawers;
Gauze Flannel Shirts; Linen Gloves; Linen and Elastic
Web Suspenders; Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Fned Cotton Drawers; English Cotton Half Hose White
and Striped Silk HaEose; Silk Gloves; black and fancy
Satin London Ties Silk and Hair Stocks, etc. TO which
invite the attention of friends and the public mb4 2ptf
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The RACES To-DAY.--FOr long time past the
race Of the best three in five, mile heats, has been
The most popular race in the South but to-day, in
addition % the terms Of the race, the horses entered
would under all circumstances draw large crowd.
The entries are Fanny g., Dan Henry. Zephyr
and Rory O'lhoys There are here presented a
field Of horses that do not often meet on the same
confss, each one with brilliant reputation fol
leelnens, and all with strong friends to back them
The makers Of low time for this days race viii
b y bs majority wishvus doubt
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GS- Within the last thrty-fve years the Austrian
commercial marine has received an addition of
Austrian built ships amounting to 59S vessels, of
les, 622 tons.
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lHE BATTuRE.-We are happy to have it in our
power TO announce to the public that an act has
passed the Legislature and received the sanction of
the Governor, authorizing the Council of the Second
Municipality to dispose Of that part of the battnre
which is no longer required for public convenience
1t provides that two streets may be laid of between
New Levee street and the river, as represented on
Mr. Dunbar's plan, approved by the Council IN
1916, and the spaces between them divided into
lots and sold on such TERMS conditions and stipula.
tons as may be agreed upon between the Council
Of the Second Municipality and The original parties
TO the act of compromise or Donation dated in 1870,
or their heirs and legal representatives. The only
restrictions are, that certain space in front shall
still remain open for public use, and that at least
ohe-third Of the net proceeds of the sales shall be
applied to the payment of the old city debt The
disposition Of the other two-thrds depends wholly
on the agreement which may be made between, the
tormeF joint proprietors and the Council. Wecan-
not suppose that any great difficulty will occur on
that point. On the contrary, we learn that there is
every reason TO expect that they will agree upon
fair and equitable arrangement. In that event the
result will be immensely advantageous TO the pub,
llc by paying large amount of The city debt, re-
llesing the Second Municipality from a heavy an
nnai expense in keeping open lie batturs no longer
required for public use, aud indeed, We may add,
IN Its present condition, great nuisance ;,and by
bringing into existence valuable property which
Will in short be covered with buildings adapted
TO the growing commerce of that part Of the city.
We learn that the Council will Immediately take
steps TO enter upon negotiation with the other
parties to the original contract.
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rand Lodge of the state of Louisiana

H$- The Officers and Members Of this Lodge saaasssg
. are requested to attend burned Meeting Of
NIX ne "Loqiaana Grand Lodse Of Ancient York NIX
Nv Mesous, on TUESDAY EVENING, March %, sp%SN
at hapast O'Clock the Masonic Hail. Of and
BaronRs Streets. By order Of the Grand Lodge.
nah2l ]. i e MAESlCQ.n- ltranh
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s. of Il. Meetings This Evenings.

ns- The President has recognized Samuel Price
as Consul of the Republic Of. Chill for California.
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AFfKoyEp ScHooL Books. B. Steel. ID Camu stree,
has iu. received several 1ies Of excellent School Books
comprising esey kind now IN use Teachers and parents viii
hna At THIS popnlaFhopse on that they need in this line
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Mail failed yesterday fact which on &C
count q Is Frequency i, is scarcely necessary to
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MAYORS COURT. = One law of the present
Legislature is certainly most beneficial Il is the
one which creates Court for the speedy trial of
all misdemeanors and minor crimes. The Mavor
one Of the Recorders, assisted by two Aldermen.
is to hold sessions of his Court in each Municipality
on successive weeks. This Court will be furnished
with a petty jury. Its jurisdiction will extend to
all offences punishable by fine and imprisonment or
either, at the discretion of the Court This dlscre-
ton is limited to two years imprisonment and one
thousand dollars fine. A District Attorney is to be
elected whose style is to be the second District
Attorney, and who will be the public prosecutor in
this Court We consider this as one of the most
important laws which could be enacted for the ben
eft of this city. The docket of the Criminal Court
is filled with cases of this description, and what is
worse, the prison is crowded by men charged with
petty offences. They are frequently detained for
weeks awaiting their trial, who on conviction re-
ceive buta few days punishment. The prisoners
in Jail have no employment They are utterly idle,
and consequently they grow worse every day they
are thus confined. They herd together without
any discipline. A more deplorable sight cannot be
witnessed than the jail yard of the City Prison,
where the grey-headed burglar is seen associating
with the beardless boy, teaching him his vile pro-
fesson, exciting his ambition for bad eminence,"
corrupting his morals, hardening. his heart and
changing the reckless, thoughtless boy into the
hardened villain.
The establishment Of this new Court will dimin-
ishthe amount of time spent in this den of sin
before the trial We trust too, it will be followed
by the separation ofpetty offenders from the crini-
nails Of deeper shade. :.
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SSLD fENs-Tfy one Of those at Guinness & Co No
y Camp street, Read their advertisement on this subject
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EW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
D. g. ------s----ls----4--sa--=
Thomas Brady,
CHARITIES STREET.
80

Rich Baregss French Jaeone French organd Ayor-
ines BrOehs Barege Plain and Plaid Grenadines, Printed
Plaid JHponaise, Printed Tissues BaTeg and Tssaes
Changeabe Tissues Plain and Fancy SILK LusIes Cham
brays EHgiih Lawns, guaranteed fast coors at l2s
cents per yard Plain, Mode and Fancy colorsd
Jacone, style; French Foulard Silks Rouge Hanta
hrodered Muslin Mane Black Lace shawl and Searr EN-
Muslin Capss Lace cap Wide Black FiOuneug aee
Black While and Ceoed Nets Embroidered Dotted Musns
Ne; IAce Edgngs, Embroidered Handler nies Coars
Cuffs Bearfs BeThes 20 superior Irish Lila family
use warranted free from cotton lO4, Ia, ~ hns
Linen shsstngs; Iowelinss Diapers, HusEEbaeksi
all widths In super Hami.n Damasksi Dumask Napkins,
Table Cloths Quilts Cotton sheetngs and shirtiBg sI
descriptions Of DOMESTIC GOolls Rbbous Hosiery Gloves
and Small Wares mil I'm td-s- Y CHARITIES. III
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HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hail. No. 222
tehoupltoulas street, at half past O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION No at the Methodist Church. Algiers at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

.M7-JN WTWMW NUUCBEfl .nd-
EX NJ COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE BALL, ,GAeshq
&4HF32 nCH~ MIR. and Madame LEATI have thu ,sH.tuR
Me- honor announce that they will give Grand
! "a Concert the above ROOM TUESDAY @i1f&
EVENING March e being positively their last appearance ia Ne
Orleans They will be by MIR BISHOP aud Mr. NORFS
and In addition the Concert Mr. and Madame LEATI will ss
BY particular request selections from La Somhambna Lucia ii
LanmeImoor and The Barber Of sevieyi in full costume.
80 Tickets One Dollar be had usual Doors open
Concert to eommsnce at hafp abt1 mh23
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Popular School Books.
NJ For sale at the
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE
M Ii lnrlI1

NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE
No, II Camp street.
Rowan's Modern French Reader Instructive Render
Pomey's sylabare Franca Emersons North American rh
Comley's English Grammar. ruetIc-Parts apd2
Billions First Lessons English Smiths Arithmetic
Grammar Nitehe's Primary Geography.
McGuhey's Eclectic Readers MorSes School Geography
Wens Reader This Chill wOcester's Dictionary abridged
dren'' Friend Smiths, olney's, Mtchell's unC
doodrchs Chds History of the Goodchs School Biographies
United States Pixies, smiley's, Davies's anC
wilson's History Of United States. other Arithmetcs
AsoAn extensive of Standard School Mcel
aneous every department of Literature Science and Art
together with every variety STATIONERY in general USE
mh25 St2plW For sale by j. D. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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o7~ Mr. Disney, Of Ohio and Mr.. German, elem,
OF Indiana, have delivered conciliatory speeches in
the House of Representatives on the slavery ques-
ton. These are among the most favorable signs
OF an adjustment we have seen. Mr.. German cas-
tigated the Hon, Mr.. Mann, of Massachusetts,
without rnerov y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

THE Ex- PosTMAsTRR.-Ac Correspondent d The
Lowell Advertiser writing from Washington,
states that Mr. Nathaniel Greene, after eighteen
gears service as Postmaster Of BoSLon, has, within
few days, closed his account Of millions with the
Fost-oh'ce Department and upon tfnal settlement
received check for $780, and the thanks of the
hesa o. the Department for the faithful discharge
o. 10 enhss and pfOmp, sssIlsmsns Of bic aeesaAt
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os~ An idea of the extent of the mischief com.
mltted during the days of February in Paris, may
be formed by the fact that the Court of Liquidation
OF the Civil List are about to sell by auction so 600
pounds of broken glass and crystal, belonging to
the furniture and services of the old Palas Ma
tonal: Broken porcelain has already sold for 60OOL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

On the 24th inst, Mr. PATRICK HOLLAND 10 Miss MARY
M. MCDONALD, both of this city. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

ELEcTRo-BIoLoeY AS REMEDIAL AGENT.
Those who have been taking lessons Of instruction
OF Mr. Fiske in the new science Of Electro Biology,
have had an opportunity in several instances Of
testing its practical utility in curing diseases Some
very remarkable cases have occurred, which almost
surpass belief. The subject is producing almost
universal interest in our city at present This
nlng Mr.. F. will Lecture again at Armory Hall.
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Auction sales This Day:

SYKES. HYDE Co. will SELL at haEpast 10 clock at 1Os
Magazne street-Rio Coffee. AT O'clock at Post Ii
rLoRANoE TAYLOR will SELL at II o'clock on the premises
Lease Oh the Commercia Exchange ST. Charles street
ao the Wines, Liquors. Plate, etc. Of said establishment
F. H. PETIrPAIN will sell at 10 clock nj No sCanal rt
Dry Goods by catalogue, " 0'-'"' d"
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TemnIe Meetinr

SZkSzz Ct Regular Meeting OF ODEON TEN Sgf5RNf
sZ4ASS PIE OF HONOR No, will be held in Crys- Asis
&sS al Fount Hall, No - Tchouptoulrs street SstS
pa TUESDAY EVENING, March IS, al 5 O'Clock.
mt2J2. ". w, MCCARTHY w. r
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.NOrfh Rr0tNers,

sNUH'JN 1FCsGgtSESS.
Corner Of Magazine ana COmOs streets, Mem Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times hand large and well assorted Stock
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
10. "A and Twilled LOWELL CoTTONS;
"a, 10, "a and Twiled white and brown C0TTONB;
Kentucky JEANS and LiNSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINsEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy c0lored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOILEN CAPS. SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and Light coFToNADEs and DENNIS, for plan
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for Negroe,.
Blue, black and mixed sATINETs;
French CALICOES, GINGHAAiS, Silks, and Bareges;
English CALICOBS, Menn0s, Alpaeas and Bombazetts;
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colOred SWISS MUSLINSs
Plain and cross-b barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINSi
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And Also.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gener.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchasers
favorable terms. jals 4n2dp&W
COWAN's VEGETABLE IITHONTRIPTIC,
- Unprecedented in dsoying Stone in the bladder and
Kidneys and healing the nammat0ry diseases of the I'M
phes. Al Hcight& COS. I5l Charities street Jdaes S.
Sha9 yeranda corner; On. a. "A. Jones, So Camp street,
AR osejs sE Fs ENOS To EA =, y.,., and
y A and intermisnt and Rssnt Fs'srs and the various
affections q hs liver and attend the ds-
wRlaHT 5S So x. IL 9 q s!s o.i..n.
~ Dealer. supplied on liberal terms, d smsp
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eW Cure Of Disease by Electro biology. Mr.
FlskE respectfully informs his friends public that Dr. c. A
STEVENS Buffalo, MY, popular and highly successful prae
ueing Fhycian will give his attention requiring k med
cal services Oh MONDAYS and TUESDAYS. from until 10
o'clock ia the forenoon, for Gentlemen and TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS Tor Ladies', at the hour Arnory Hail. speca
tors not admitted The charge for treatment for
each time iha patient be operated upon will 81 co. when
visited a. ler resdenees extra ehaEge will ada nh2 If
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ON RIoAEDo." --The ecceptric, kind-hearted
thorough business man, Ricardo, e1,Notary, has
now mounted the rOs.rum, From being the laugh
ing, he is become the syying philosopher. We
hope he will long continue to cry g going, going y
but that many years win pass before our successors
shall say for him gone
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eg Glasses in Electro Biology. Mr.. FISKE, in
compliance with The general request viii Class complete
instruction in the newly discovered Science EleeoBoogy
Armoy Hall, early as his health will permit pledges
himself to enable all who perform Expert
ments successfully and also how apply this remarkable remedial
agent to the Of disease see charged instruction $50
will be returned Complimentary Ticket will given gralui
touy) to all who join the Class which will lady and gen.
uenan to all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies' Glass
VIII be formed early day mhx3
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New ORLEANS, March Gst, 1850
have received your kind letter of Yesterday
and, in accepting Offer would respectfully name Thurs
day evening, April 4th, 1850, as a suitable time and the
Commercial Hall the place. You will please receive my
heartfelt thanks for this mark of respect and believe me TO
be your ob't serv't, FREpERIok f. BRUNs.
To st. j. B. Vaughn, o. P. Fisher, ETC.
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~ Thousands of described the following cer
hcHte, continually handed Office
agencies DR.. s. TOwnsends SAL SAPARlLLA
Ofdsease the last three than all
needles put togsihe ThiS big talk but Read the following
certificate:
October 9Th, 1912.
About nine since with severe pain in my
bones and kept growing tn Utmost mad pHn
and tor three taking
not sleep At night had 70 sit up and rub Js walk the floor
ans tell IN flesh that think getting
decline las. thought would Try bottle OF sarsaparra
and before had flashed bot pain
slept we'll night; bed o'clock
night and aloep Eoundy IN waking during
night And another benefit
years have been very eosve and since ng medicine
bowels have become regular with oesr conscience
feel better az this time, than have for the years.
DANIEL MURRAY, 70 Chatham and 2zs Pearl N. Y.
Il Sole Agents in Rtw OEieans J. WRIGHT a. CO.,
Tnl9 6tsp Isl ChnrrsE
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NJ, GARBETT, MD. WIN. DENNY, MD.
4 IsLsh, MD. laTs WILs0S, Md,
4 AAAxesn, ND n, W. SEAT, MD,
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nRS. BANNING & MILES respectfully announce
that they will remain at the yERAEDA week longer
Those who would avail themselves OF this opportunity OF
procuring those beautiful Instruments will do well to call
immediately, Drs. b. NJ. permitted to refer
hundreds of ladies and gentlemen this city, who are wear
ing the Brace with great benefit There few whom
would be useless. Inh20 st
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HAY. CORN. OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
Confidently in and for IN los 10 ap nnrchasenB
by tfy4sdpa1 IGARLANp \ CO.. o I.slsgsfta At.
\ OIsESIAN'S BlIyrERs -seh JFlolssafe and
~ tar BY the OILY Agenis f2f New Cfle8ns
90 onsz9 NuSfE y PAte1eataK- tt0 PovSras ST.
MIA sEE0-1his .syalnAbls Rstaeay for Diaphrs and
q q nj w w. ias shAN, 1lSRsIi, =
~ aAAe fEsEds ceFssl
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nnnaa mstairie JocIEev cInh.

/ ~. ,y,L- $500 ..-s-s-,. =. - =, L..
-. ~, ~, . h,;uh, .s k.s;eI ~. S'Vp.''oss
los 'ns slo', & 10 y. ~ anu sud ,he sun
Deells NV =; y ulse away ls Snl
M. u s M u ~ W. nucli iploseu os
~ was ya,ns I
49, " M So, ss'. my e''si'1anos Ia exS |.
s ,s. Il s5 ~ seVns me oonna
hiIs ,ist ~ Tho nSsI. !, s.'s Si
The saIoons we've ,sIi, ,,I ; Ss,s
tbrouehout pysssn,sd ne mo-, ..a
frhs .r,,s.. 49, 11..sI "a sas' ~ 1,s N q
,hero ri, .;I -tg ,u .eoo ~ "
,vss ,h go, :, III. uise 49, Nyao.oo%
Rb,,ss hn,, ~ 80, = An ai'7s a ,A.e
The betting ,vss - h IA ,hs snS =.
Ea ,,,a n;, a. anu ie u"u' suA's "
nj IL - S'. .a, wy ~ '.I -
-, i 1Ig"o.oo locNeu a. Osnl o. .e
-. 80 ' Ns'"oAS ,ast e, ms nv
u sAss ul' hegehae nau uie sgeoi 'ne otpe
w aua os,Iea wesn IN propSftoni was eA
s m osen heals ms Oouom wouio ma'eh the Meet
"s 80, =. n 1S - ni n, tei'oWs.
rHst ne nags got on wen toeether; the running
easy fou1 10 'ne nome srete, where the rate became
nyse ana Fea0e passed tne stand leading by lenstn'
uuer heaVy pni ioowed by OoHe9on. Inc second mile
was IN tne same order on ne back seteh me norses
an prcked 'fa&ee eading and DoaotooH wen hsnd
laying up close TO him. AT the turn, spanking pace COM
menced and the second mile was done up in quicker time
n6e sun 10 advance and his rider with but one sirup the
other having broken IN the round The third mile was hand
somey contested by hhaoe and Doabfoo-e follow
ing 10 Wateh proceedings Inc nome stretch showed some
tau waxing and the nags passed the Stand in gallant style,
fsanoe sun eaaihg'
Inc INST mile was aspieidld rum DOaboon making brush
on ne oack s'reeh ana closing up gradually The fast lick
mere introduced called forth the greatest excitement on the
stands. haoe was kept 70 the work al the time, but DOb
ICON sun saned At the turn he was right after him, hung
at his quarter for moment and then they Tapped and swung
together into the straight run to the stand Shouts from each
party were heard while the nags came down the stretch at
sng pace AT the distance Tag aa6Oon was ahead, but
mere the hickory was brought to bear thick and fast
hoe who made dozen desperate jumps which placed him
winner OF the heat bya neck. Fine 1853.
Betting changed most decidedly. DopbiooR fell far below
par and the Kentucky horse although was evident that he
was barely licked into its found any number of hackers at
great oaso much influence has the winning OF the FIST
WV 10 " was onefed that oat9on would not take
oeS' out re" cared 10 Jay out ihef inhs ana opera"
uo ~ a. any ing, nsufes were ll1hleu,
A,a" az; ~ ,ha tx eDs o
h'tHos second, DoFeoeh Iu IN te Daoh s'ieeh lhey all
% ,onn5 ~, @ Wen :. ene urn 5eoL
~ ioulu ne ulaa mug, "eu DoiotOS" coseo tne eayhsh
@ fg eon5 w iaiu ~ Manu- ~" vi we
turn OF Ine second mile Ooaofooa swung beautifully INTO the
lead They were pretty well strung the home Doub
loon leading past the stand The same order was maintained
or then next mile. On The fourth mile there was warm work
second and Rhube third position that the latter determined