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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

GENERAL TAYLoR's REMAINs.--Col.
Bliss, in letter to Christian Roselins,
of New Orleans in behalf of Mrs.
Taylor, relative to the removal OF
the remains Of General Taylor, says:
The desire which you express, in
behalf of the citizens Of Louisiana.
that The remains of the late President
should be removed to that State for
final interment, exhibits degree Of
respect for his memory which is the
more ieelingly appreciated by Mrs.
Taylor, because she has many valued
friends in your State, and cherished
associations connected with her resi-
dence there; she therefore, deeply re-
greis that the wish OF the committee
cannot be complied with. Her own
feelings, and those of the members OF
her family, now here, are decidedly
in favor Of the removal Of the remains
to the family cemetery, near Louis
vile, where the father and kindred
of her late husband have been buried.
She is sure that the committee will
understand the motives which lead
her to prefer this disposal of the re-
mains. She is not the less grateful
to them and to the people whom
they represent, for the distinguished
tribute OF affectionate regard to the
memory of the departed, which their
application conveys, and for which
she begs leave to tender her warm
est Acknowledgements.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

EAGLE AGAINST THE woRLD.-CoI
F. A. Sprague. of Eagle Prairie, has
left at our Office, for the inspection OF
the curious, two Wisconsin cucumbers--
one of them measures five feet and elev-
en- inches; The other being, as the Col.
says. just right for picking; not more
than four or five feet long. The Col.
never was beaten yet, and whenever one
comes up to these figures he will try
again. WaHkesha Dem.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
CEarIesIoa aad Cincinnati Packet.
The WIN. PHILLIPS.

Ho " VI. HIBLII y
ll Capt. NEWTON, having ex-
scellent accommodations, is
now running as a packet between Kan
awha Salines and Cincinnati. She will
leave Cincinnati every Saturday, and
Charleston every Wednesday, passing
Gallipolis every Sunday evening up,
and Wednesday evening down.
Prompt and careful attention will be
given to all passengers, freight. or or
ders entrusted to the boat, as the ow.
ners and officers are determined that a
spirit of real accommodation shall at
all times be displayed toward those who
may patronize the packet.
Jan. II, l850.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
n. a--,v.,, frorn OauGsrnia.

The Arrivals from Canfornia'
The steamship Cheroke6, Capt.
Windle, from Chagres, by the way
ofKingston, Jamaica, arrived at New
York on Friday morning at an early
hour. She brings about Sl,6ll 900
in specie and a large number of pas
sengers.
The u. S. steamship Georgia,
Lieut.. Porter, u. S. Nscommanding,
also arrived at New York on Friday
morning from Chsgres, by the way
OF Havana.
The latter brought the mail Of Al Au-
gust Ist from San Francisco. nc
dates, however, are no later Ina"
those published by US already: ooo
The Cherokee brings sl,5lO,9os
"a on her freight fist; and i is calcu-
lated that another $lOO,OO0 is in
the hands of the passengers Inc
cargo of the Georgia is principally
from Havana. .ooo. u
a, Havana, to be transferred to the
Ohio for conveyance TO New or-
leans.
The Georgia left ohagres at noon
on the 25th Of August, and arrived
AT Havana on the Both. She was
there detained until the night of the
Ist. waiting to connect with the fal-
con and Ohio. The Falcon arrived
from New Orleans the afternoon OF
the -Ist from New York.
Nothing had been heard Of the
robbers of the specie train, although
several arrests had been made on sus-
picion.
The passengers report a steamer
coming into Panama when they lett
supposed 10 be the New Orleans.-
The. Panama was the only steamer
in port. The Oregon and Colum'
bus were daily expected. Greaf
numbers were coming down from
the mines, for the purpose ofreturn
ing home; many of them in a desti
tute condition, and the most Of then
had barely made enough to pay
expenses.
All foreigners had been driven ou
OF the mines, in consequence OF th'
frequent murders. Over hundred
Mexicans were landed in Acapulco
by the steamer Panama, who wei
obliged TO leave.
The passengers bring very unfa
vorable reports from the mines. Th'
rivers remained high, and there wa
much disappointment in conse
quence.
Every thing was quiet when tn
Georgia left Havana. Troops wer
coming from Spain, and in a shor
time the force on the Island woul'
amount to over 10000 regula
troops.
The cholera had broken out airesl
at Sagua la Grande. and was carry
ing off great number of negroes.
Havana was visited by a hurri
cane on the 22d Of August. 1t blew
with great violence, and did grea
deal Of damage to the shipping. Al
the vessels dragged their anchor
about the harbor, many beautifu
trees were injured, and the bannani
and plantain trees were almost al
destroyed.
The Captain General had refuse
permission to the American steamer
10 90 to the dock which the com
pany had hired from the Englis
Mail Company.-No cause assigned
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
A Magnificent FIzzIe-vHe Cnlumuy
Nailed.

By reference to the proceedings pub
lished yesterday it will be seen that a
Locofoco House of Representatives have
kicked out of Congress the puerile and
malignant charges that Mr.. Richardson
and other bitter enders had hatched up
and promulgated against Mr.. Ewing
1t will be remembered that these char
ges were vauntingly made--that packed
committee of a majority Of Locofocos
was appointed by Speaker Cobb-that
Richardson was chairman thereof, and
that months of time and thousands OF
dollars have been spent TO try and dig
up something that would blast the repu-
tation of Mr.. Ewing. But it has all
failed, miserably failedl The majority
reported against him, as was designed
and expected. The minority, headed
by Mr.. Vinton, reported exonerating Mr..
Ewing from any improper act These
two reports have been discussed several
days, and on Saturday last the House
very unceremoniously branded Mr..
Richardson as vile slanderer, and his
charges as foul calumnies. and ADoP-
TED the resolution of Mr.. Vinton, wholly
vindicating Mr.. Ewing from all these
imputauons. And thus perishes, in its
own stencil and rottenness, another oi
the many efforts to crush one Of the
abIest and purest men of the nation
Itis an unwilling verdict of his political
enemies in his favor.-SLate Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

Five or six hundred vessels belong
ing to the British commerce are wreck
ed annually. A considerable proper
ton Of these losses result from errors
ofthe compass, caused by iron used in
the construction ofthe ship.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
gen. Hinton.

The testimony in the case Of Hin
ton is voluminous, but we shall give
our readers the Herald report Of it.
The facts brought out on Friday es-
tab!ish his guilt beyond a doubt, as
portion OF the money found on his
person when arrested was shown TO
be the identical money that was sent
east from Newark. The testimony
shows that Hinton went east from
GAINESVILLE in the coach carrying this
package; that the money was put in
to bag for Wheeling; that there was
no office on the road to Wheeling
that could open this bag, and that the
package did not arrive at Wheeling.
Finding the Identical money in Hin
toms pocke; book, is coincidence
that cannot very easily be reconciled
with innocence.--i&dte Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
COME TO THE NEW BARBER SHOP.

COME TO THE NEW BARBER SHOP.
THE undersigned has established
himself as a BARBER on Front
street, opposite "0uR HOUSE," in the
town Of Gallipolis. where he will be
happy to SHAVE and CHAMPION
all who may favor him with their Gus
tom.
Ladies' hair Dressed and Champoon-
ed. GABRIEL JOHNSON.
Aug. %, '5o.-Sm .-s-,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

6rA bill has passed the Senate, au-
thorizing the Postmaster General to
contract for a tri-monthly mail line of
steamers between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz, in Mexico, to be put in oper-
ration on or before the LIST of January,
1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
A WARNING FOR PARENTS AND

A WARNING FOR PARENTS AND
BOYS The practice oflads jumping
upon drays, wagons, &c, ,on their pas
sage through the streets of the city,
is very common and very dangerous.
The following particulars from a
New Albany paper, should serve as
a caution:
ga lad while riding on a dray,
Yesterday afternoon, was killed by
the falling of a stake which caught in
the tail Of a dray while turning. The
stake struck him just below the
breast bone, throwing him from the
dray and killing him instantly. The
lads name was Stephenson, and his
age about Is or l6 years. The sad
accident occurred in the vicinity Of
the railroad depot"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

&c alessed health!" cried my faith
er. making an exclamation as be
f,,rnad over the leaves TO the next
chanter-athou art above all gold
and @ treasure; 'tis thou who eniar'
gest q, the soul, and openest all its pow
e. 70 receive instruction and relish
v;rt,,e. He that has thee has little
more !, 10 wish for; and he thatis SC
,gretched as TO want thee-wants ey-
TTistram Shandy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
samueI e. Gate. v.. VIVA. Bruce. ct nj.
In Gam COM. P!sa..-In Partition.


William Bruce. of TazeweIl county, Virgin
ia, Joshua Bruce, Of the State of Missouri,
William Humphreys, and Nancy Ann Hum
phreys, his wife, Martha Walden and Thomas
Walden, of Jackson county, Ohio, and John
Campbell, Joseph Thompson, Aoliab Bentley,
John Bennett, and John Benner, partners do
ing business under the firm name OF Bentley,
Thompson e. Co., Of Gallia county, Ohio. will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 24th day Of August, A. ID. 1850,
in the court Of Common Pleas in and for Gal
liza county. Ohio, by Samuel E. Gates. and is
now pending. wherein the said Samuel T..
Gates demands partition Of the following real
estate, fo-wit: The east bali Of the south
west quarter of section ten, township SIX,
range seventeen. containing seventy-hve acres.
more or less, situate in Galia county, Ohio,
and that at the next term Of said court, APP
plication viii be made by said Samuel E Gates
for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises.
SAMUEL E. GATES, by
LEVI DUNCAN. bis Atty,
Aug. %, 1855
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
Maria skIrvIn Es. wIllism sA'rviu, et nj.
GALLIA COMMON PLEAS.

Petition for Partition and Do=er.
William Skirvin, Henry Phillips and Eliza
beth Phillips, bis wife. formerly Elizabeth Skir-
vim, Eliza Jane Skirvin, Peter 3. Skirvin,
John P. skiryin, James B. Skirvin, Jacob z.
Skirvin, Francis NJ. Skirvin, and Charles VI.
Skirvin, Eveliue Hardy, Sarah Hardy, and
Amanda Hardy, win take notice that petit
tion was fled against them on the 9th day Of
August, A, d. 1850, in the court Of Common
Pleas Of GalIia county, Ohio, by Maria Skir-
vim, and is now pending, wherein the said
Maria Skirvin demands partition os the fol-
lowing real estate, and an assignment Of her
dover therein, to-wit: The northest quarter
Of Section eleven (lI,) IN Township six (6)
of Range sixteen (l6) in said county OF Cal
liza, in the district Of lands subject to sale at
ChiIicoths, Ohio, aud that OF the next term
of said court application will be made BY the
said Maria Skiryin, for an ordzr that partition
may Re made of said premises. and her dover
assigned therein. Dated this 9th day Of Au.
gust, 1850.
MARIA SKIRVIN, by
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

Asalute ofl0O guns was fred at
New York on the receipt Of the pas
sage of the California Bill, and 30
additional ones 10 honor Of the Com.
mitiee Of Thirteen.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26


FoLLIEs OF MAN.-The author Of
the following dissects with the pen
as keenly as the surgeon with his
knife:
We strip pleasure TO the skin
take her cloak, bonnet, frock, hustle,
and all-rob her Of every charm
and then they say there is no such
thing as pleasure in the world We
ex.inguish the torch that hope holds
in her hand, and follow lightning
bugs into a mud-puddlel By super
lative folly you frighten Happiness
from your firesides, and then you
say t'she has left your bed and board
without provocation." Thus man
makes hills TO tire himself with
climbing--produces dark n g ess to
grumbie' about-creates corns to
swear at-and puts difficulties in
his own path, in order that he may
struggle with theml Well, my
friends, il you can't move without
first setting fire to your shirts, all
have TO say is blaze away-anything
to give start.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
LUMBER YARD.

A large stock White Pine SHINGLES and
seasoned BOARDS, every variety Of thick
ness and length, in yard, west end Of State
street. near the upper Chiekanoga Bridge, far
sale BY
May 2, Soft II. FISHER
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

The New York Mirror says, with sp-
parent confidence, tae passion for music
in New York is Jennysgine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
GALLIPOLIS
SAW g. planning MILLS.

HAVING enlarged my building, and
IL added another Engine, shall keep
on hand ready worked Flooring, Wea-
ther- Boarding. Base Boards. Archl-
trayes, Window and Door Frames
Also, all kinds of sawed Lumber, such
as Joists, Scantling, Misunderstanding.
Sheeting, and Plasterers' Laths, hest
quality. Also. 5000 lights best quality
Sash, on hand and for sale, sizes as fol-
lows: by 9, 8 by 10, 10 by 12, and
10 by IA, sIl mads of the best white
pine clear Lumber; any other size that
NAV be called for will be furnished at
short notice. Also, Flat Boats built to
order Of the best material, and work
done in the best manner.
| will say to my old friends that ]
still continue to carry on the House
Carpenter and Joiner business in all its
various branches, and in using lumber
in building, none shall be used but the
best. Terms, CASH.
RICHARD pAYNE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
WINDOW CLASS. OILS, PAINTS,
.-l- DYES. &c,
For ale al FLEMING's Drug State.

"TINDOw GLASS, Of nearly every size; (;
" Pittsburgh city brand white and green
GIass. Prescription Walls Of all sizes; Oils,
Paints. snd Dye St1Ms. Also, Hsbana, Rega-
La, Colorado, Half Spanish, and other kinds Of
segArs. ll3 TkF Aug 2s.--sn
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
Boots and Shoes.

consisting of all kinds suitable for SER
vice or ornament, which he offers for
sale on the most accommodating terms.
Terms cash, and Shoes as cheap as
can be bought in the West.
HENRY FRANK.
Gallipolis, July 4th, I85O.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
DR.. ]. SAN Ms,

OFFERS his professional services to
I the citizens of Gallipolis and sur
rounding country.
Office in the brick building bettoeen a.
Leelereq's and J. SaHns' Store.
June 6, 1850.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26

The N. Y. Courier learns, from a
source fully entitled to credit. that
Mrs. Miller, whose sudden disap-
perance and supposed suicide at Nj
agara falls elected SO much remark
a few weeks since, returned to the
home of her father, the late Senator
Norvell, at Detroit, Michigan, who
has died during her absence. The
stories with which the Press has
teemed about her having gone to Eu-
rope in company with gentleman,
&c, are wholly unfounded. She re-
turns of her own accord, drawn
mainly, we believe, by a strong de.
sire TO see her children. Her mind
seems 10 be disordered, and it is sup
posed by her friends, that her alb
sence was induced by the strong re-
ligious excitement under which she
had been laboring for some time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
NHOE STORE.

P1 The subscriber has Just
~ @received and is now open.
- ing in GalIipolis, ODE door
above Mr.. Hoy's Hotel, and next door
below Langley's Store, large and
complete stock Of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-26
RICHARD PAYNE

Gallipolis, Aug. 90, '50.-6m
N. Five or six journeymen Car
penters wanted. None need apply but
the best workmen and men Of steady
habits. r. P.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
AuUsEmENrs IN pFl.L.DnLraIA

RARNUh's hUsEuN, rBILs DELPHIa p. T. BAR--
- n Proprietor sad Manager; hcnr, sanford, Assist
snt NanpstT-G Great bls for tle rrsrt week. prepared
with especial reference to the puht Miss Fish
Nj Rogers hrs N Hsckurt Ms Nueler. 81 Moru-
met, losle-heiUs 1oodl, Rogers BHser. Tnayer Ash-
Se, are smOpg tile excellent EaxasemsHs
Of thoae celebrated children, Kate and Elen oatemau-
lbes stature and years eu ~ talent
They evening TIE ~ gnal ihIpsfe Family
retained. All che 81 the world n 'h- -rlsndd
Loom Two peiformsaees daily, als 80 ~ O'clock Ad
Ettanoe IS cents. Children under ~ S-srs, va
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
FINE ARTs.

VrHE DUssILDORf ACADEEF op FINE ARTE.-
New paintings recently arrived from Europe Amohs
which "Qeru sna" by RoehiefA work Of art Of ths
hshss. sas Ths Of gsn.ins by .rsist Of tse
the the hR Of the Church Of the Divine
Unity In BronowAy. betvsen spriag and friaes streets
from 10 o'clock A. NJ until 10 oolook r. NJ Admissioa -
Season tlokets NJ aents- Catalogues I2< oents
nAGUERREOTYPE PLATEs-GRBAT REDUCTION
- in price, We enabled to sell Louis L. Bishops
plates st $50 Per hundred full sire They warranted
superior other and sold with the privilege
ing those tkst would give ontire sat sfaet!on.
VICTOR BISHOP. S MAIDEN lane, up stairs.
DRHCIoUa STONES, JEWELRY, CEAEhS AND ALL
4 kinda Of French fancy articles, FOR ssie BY
YICrOk BISHOP, ~ Maiden LANE, rp utsirs.
n. Pearls, Diamonds and all kinis Of Gems purchased
~ their full value.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
AmUsEs ENTs IN aRoosLYs.

RRsoKLYN MUSEUM, CoaNEK or FULTON AND
~ O'ange strs.ttIh. above popular place of amuse
mept With choice COLLECTION Of suriose and
high, talented company Of rorforoets in the and
ltAutful Lecture t0om. Sec0nd night OF ~ EhArles
Dtden Pitt. Ihis Tuesday evennI september H. 1850.
will he prcstntcd shah pesres tragedy OF RICHARD Ill
Richard M C. d. Pit; Richmond Mr. L9vell Kiuy Henry
kr 1sylor; Duehesg Of York, Nrs Chapman; Queen
Iovtn Dgnes hv Nile Albertipe To conclude with the
farce OF fBkFECTID DR-Sr Lasrsnce. Mr.. Taylor; Kate
OBIier, Mrs Lowell. Admssioa Is o,nts. To commence
St halt past O'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
CING.


nANCINo oACADEAY.-uADAME CioCCA. THE Cr-
- lebrated eaaO.nse whose ation has leaE bean
e.iAhIisled In the principal European e.tres aud
she has Just opened Dancing Academy No 6y5 Boatway
Apply Tor circulars and information at the Dancing Aca
douy, oe5 Brosd~sy
nsRClNG AND wALTZtS1 ACADEMY, 81 HOWARD
~ street siguora Sgnor Fcrrero will their
school on saurday the 18th Of October Days Of Ins.ruo
.on wednesdays and Saturday aud Mondays and Thurs
DAY aud 1hursday evening" at hafpa for GENTLE
ren. Private toiises To be given usual.
DKIyATE DANCING AND wALTZING ACADEsY 50
Bond str,stkI j. Soaring will his school In
Oeobor usual Due notice viii he Of the
h"urs for the olsres Schools and FAM attended and
priykte inairuNAns sives all whom
Applications may be msds day or
ripg, ul 10 o'clock at his residence ~ above.
nANCING AND WALTZISo.-xR L. BRoOKEs WILL
- open his school Tuesday, sept H. 1850 th. Eagle
Rooms corner VI Christie and Delaney stroets the
course Of the season will be introduced La POLKA Rodo~
Poks narourhs, Germsn Cotion. Jenny Lind Qaadriiie
syrtn wslts. sehottisch, DouI TEMPS Cachuohs Craoo
ths nee aud brilliant ~stE lie Prophets Aiso several
dances just received from Europe which will
rapid sucessson Days and evonpgs OF tuition, Tussdsys
ana frdsys frem 20 r. ~ for ladies' misses and mas
,ersi and from 10 io ~ for and lads The
ssiss Urinary classes are under the direction Of Mr,
for isdiss teHeusv.lb her residence urand steot
corner Bo~,ry on Wednesdays and Saturdays FROM 10
o'clock frisate lessons 20 With the App
cant Terms made known at xr n residence. zS Grind
street erper Of Bc~ery OF 81 the Eagle Rooms during the
hours Of tuition.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
THE FIR &c n E ".

T NEE1IN OF TDE NAZEPPt FIRE ENGINE
"A CtmI held at the Engine House Monday evening"
September To- the following resolutions unanimously
ADOPTED
Whereas the Chief Engineer OF tho Fire Department in
his annual report the Council has rchsoted
hig IN authority which has excited their wrath,
ana induced threats Of hs removal from the depar
which he has nj. d with hopor and credit.
Therefore, resolved, That will fully sustain Alfred
Carson in the he has taken and feel satisfied
the honesty and purity of his intentors and that b@
heNs he has other motive than the good and welfare OF
the department.
Resoysd, That committee appointed 10 investigate
the charges made by him sh.uld be persons dsintees
and not hot tina. implicated by his report: and that
to sprOnt other would only tend smother the
ohases snd shield the persons charged from the
thew so jpstly merit.
Reioy,d, Tina copy of thee resolutions be forwarded
20 the Chief IL zir testimony that spprc Of
his condue' and v III sustain him
Resovsd That the proceedings b. published in the Herald
and frtmsrs Jouinsl JOSEFH yEAhAN. Foreman.
JoHS sIGGEr, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
aNrUnAnCEn.

A sERIcAN LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. COMPANY
IA ~ ndissa-Cspttsi ff0,ca AL paid In. stooh holders
Ind vidualy liable. Drestor-Ion Joseph o. Bovuaa.
Hon rhonss Bsher. Dr. Hiram Deessr lssse Mass Esa.
Abrsharn Smith, Fec mon. Ahnsr ris John w.s,
Gs'rss d. H'y. s.l, A,yis " =, ,Tr.oy E.9; 60.
Top~ @. EKIiHy Secretary.
vs. Bvsrcr TressurSr PreaidsHs Of The bsseh cf sbe
State Bank Of Indiana.
Rsierssc.s- wisslow La,i.r c. sssssrs Wall street,
Chsr.s Lent cosoh pr9rri-tor kvan Crfths Co.
0oeuues eliyi ~ 7. Drale kl lvl Front street. John
Williams Isl Chrysts street. Veterinary sprgeon Charles
wccdinr, fnfpectcr Fe~ier q McEergla 0cnsrj AxenS
Ss~ fors and New ~ wsH -.r~s. Nsw vsSh.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

CFSTRfvlllE COURSE. a. } rRorTINo.-rUEs-
" day, sept. Eth. At "a Ocisck y a.. 81 mile
hats test tr,e IN hyc, to mmick eaters
Smoke; G.. Young enrrs ch E S"rre N-d %. kaynor
t-rs eh selim. lmnedatrl afte. of 3d. s heats,
omaSoni &C IT, Brooks enters b. TapL- O. siles b.
BAY hedoei toakn. br C-Niruv e. thu ted kon-
calls linn Cf omnhuses will leave the Futon ferry Brook
n at oeooh r. Tor the Course, returning after the
sports are ever. fAre Is csnts
JUEL CONKLIN. Propristor.
IIhIoN COURSE l: ~ -1korrI>G. THURSDAY.
~ sept lsth, pare Su0 mile hvss hest three In five,
hDrnass q. Young enters ch S"rrci Nod; ". Dnaisk
enters br Smoke L.. Qu4vsy Gray gaeist
Mclaughlin enters oh. q. Iouhr rbe
the south forrY Brooklyn. At ~ oeoek aud =
soon - shs sports
sPiCER scnaNN. Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
FINANCIAL.


g 40 O00 TO LoAs-oN BoSD AND MORTGAGE,
- ,OOO improved real estate in this city
Broosyn. IL will be loaned for ,erm Of years, in
IN Robson, 10 Wall street.
WANTLD-A PARTNHR, WITH A MODERATE CAPT.
tai TO purohate an storest IN one OF the best sthih-
tiors in this country. The exhibition living curiosity
For further apply the broadway hou
Of Broadway snd Grand street. from A n till a. a.
To South this winter.
WANTED-A PARTNER WHERE PASSIVE PART
w FOR the improving bu,iBess gvia1 French
the better result requiring moderate capital tusnsp
tbe q large extension Apply at sas house Of n Banst
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