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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

GEs. sonrr This distinguished soldier mud
gentleman is so ably performing his duties aspro
tenn Secretary ol War That no desire is expressed
for permanent appointment However. II viii
snon be made. The bill appointing him Lenleu'
an. General has pnssed he Senate, sud will nosl
likely become law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

SERIOUS Loss.--Tho loss of property
by the late storm and fleshet, in Lancas-
Ter county, Pa, alone, is estimated at
one miIiiOn Of doiiarS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
WGsniSa+aS, Aug. 10,

Three negroes belnngmg To MIR Calcock Of s.
O., nbsconded from him six weeks ugo aud were
concealed unlil to-day, when two were found by
Capt, Goddard al tue residence OF Richard S Cox,
Esq concealed nuder the floor in the kitchen
and were committed to prison, The other is still
at large
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

tVAn editor "down east" says that
be hoped 10 he able toprescnl marriage
aud death as original rnairers Tor lis col
umns;but heavy thaw broke.up the we'd
ding. and the doctor got sick--so the pa.
iient recovered. q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

sWuEN green corn first made its appear
onco IN lhs Cinrinuali market This sea.
son, the Commercial ofthat city says
'ghastIy cholera exullcd, and took II must
aFeclionotely by the cars,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

Nw YoRK, August 9.
Sing Sing Prison was entirely destroyed by fire
O.doy. The prisoners were let out under suurl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

lspr Gen, Lopez is in Now York city, nt pros
eui. lie is in good beul, aud. apparently good
sPirils-Sm
And ifuot in good spirits, good spirits are in
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
CALIFORNIA INrELLIGENCn

The Georgia brings IA days Inter intelligence
from California. Wenre indebted to Mr.. Sander
son for cory ofthe San francisco Heraid Of the
lst July, from which we extract few items not
anticipated by Telegraph Tho Herald says:
"SnCe the sailing Of the last steamer, there has
been nothing vi striking interest or Importance.
There have been no new discoveries OF amy M
meUt,nor has the business al The country advanced
Ia any great extent Intelligence from the mines
ropr, sent tho winters as still high aud the miners
rs making moderate though steady gnius. The
swollen stale oi the streams caunot last, hnwever
and we may expect, beule the sailing OF the next
steamer, n better account from the lnines. Bu-
sincss has been tolerably brisk in the upper coul
Try, but it has been rendered somewhat unsteady
in the snulben mines, by the unsettled condition
OF the foreigners, consequent upon the operation
OF the tax law"
A new element of enterprise has been intro.
dhced for the dovelopemenl OF lhe mineral wealth
of the country, machine Ior crushing the quartz
rock from which vust increase of the gold pro
duct is expected. ...
The Iudian troubles from which danger had
been expected. and which had to some exeten,
prevented miniug operations, had censed ultoge,h
er The military excursions had a salutary effect
Tho Tux on foreign miiers represented as be
ing too high aud efforts arc mkinS 10 evade tie
law.
The part of the city destroyed by tho late fire
is rapidly being rebuilt. Tie Herald Says;
"San Francisco il rising like n phenix from its
ashes This day fortnight the fairest and most
important part Of the city was heap Of smould.
ering ruins and sadness aild gloom ives depicted
on the countenance of all our citizens To-day
their is to be seen sprinsing up on the very sites
of those ruius. buildings that IN substantially
size, und even masni6cense. might Iavorobly com.
pure with those of any other lily in the world.
The smoke was still curling from tie clfarred raft.
erA. When tho momenIary depression caused by
40 sweeping desolation was cnsl oil, aud the in.
dunilabe energies Of our people to work To clenr
away the rubbish for the new foundations. Nuth-
ing short OF un earthquake we believe, can cope
with the energy und enterpliae ol our citizens.
Extensive preparations had been made thrOngh-
out the country, to celebrate the fourth Of Ju'
| ly,
Tue Herald CLOSES summary OF affairs with
The following pleasing intelligence:
"The California will carry from this port over
two millions Of gold dust. It is sale 10 calculate
that for twelve months from the frat of May last
there viii have been shipped fom this port, over
forty millions Of dollars
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Che Eonfaster @u3tttr.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
KenuorION OE rERMs.
.reafterthe terms ofthe Ga=eae will be as


II U.reaGterthe terms ofthe Ga=ette will be as
follows; rs ~
Ifpiid IN advance, -. --.,-.---
" Within the year, ..---..- .-----a w
alter the year exPlres,- ---'lU
Frinsinlalter the expiration OF the year. SIX
p,t,,.t aitsrsst ehlrscd upon The hiShssi
terms. IA.
or 6bieetis. fdr tho mutual bsneRlni P'tblish-
er aad,sadeF, 30 Lo hnsihess hereafter, as near
as ,ssible, upon the cash sysleai and these
erins Will be strictly haheredtn.
s.2 Term !, for Clubs.
SCOPES, .---- ..---.,.---I - ~
The person, getting up club uI ten, will he
entitled to que copy gratis. 80 long as the elnh
continues, by his exertiuns The cash. Ia these
cases. must invariably accompany ilie uamcs.
TEWill 'notPOst Masters interest themselves
ia increasing thscirculntion Of the Gazeltcl BY
proper exertion, they cua both benefit themselves
aud Us. Many ofthem do nach loWnlyls s'ls-
tanning Eastern publications, why cannot they do
the same at least, Tor their own county rhpelS'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

a'S|'"""'V'g ~ wv '"'''
ELECrRo MAGNETIC M0rI4E PuWEh,-..
great nreAtiOa. "A correspondent ot the
National lnreligrncer, after aludimg to
hr conclusions clms 10 by tho dlstln'
guishsd Swans Of Europe that electro
magnetism eau never bs used as motive
power on account of its expense, Says
I'VE shall soon, ,hnwcver, see whether
the European Sarans are right ins their
deductions or not. Professor Page will
in few days make public the results of
hiS investigations; and, although we have
been permitted to see sOme uf tIlem, we
cannot anticipate more lhun 10 s'alo that
llu has u beautiful electro magnetic en-
gine of five horse power, worked by a
battery contained within three cubic feot,
which no will exhibit, an the economy of
which we shall doubtless know from him.
Among tho startling wonders he has pro-
duced, is nn electro maguet which raises
three hundred pounds through ten inches
ut least u thousand times tho most pow
criul magnet ever made. He has also
discovcred now explosion force in the
gaivanic current, by which he produces
1t pleasure a rapid succession Of expln
sions as IoudFaa pistol, or so faint Us
scarcely to be heard"
SfAApguE.--The Piusburgh lntelli,
gcnccr says several slaves, belonging tu
Messr'. Toombs aud Stephens, were en-.
Iiced of 10y the ab1litlonisls ON Saturday
uighl1he 27lh ult.
CAtIpoHNIA lrrMs.- There ale about
seventy practising physIcians in Sau
Franciscn
: The Common CGuncil Of that city have
, docroed that penalty Of not les, thar
| $500 should bo visited upon any persol
engaged in any gume Of chance Or hazar,
on Sunday.
: 1873 passengers arrived at San Fran
, cisco IN Que day in June.
A college is To be established Ot Sa
Jose. Forty acres OF ground have bee
presented for tho purpose.
Forty six females arrived at San Fran
cisco from Adelaide. New south Wales
on the Esd Of Of June. - This is the LAT
gesl shipment of that article yet made t
California in any single bottom.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

SrAsrguE.--rhe PiuSbursh lutell,
gcnccr says several slaves, belonging tu
Messr'. Toombs aud Slephcus. were en-.
iced of by the ab1lltionisls On Saturday
uighl.the 9Th ult.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
Tuesday Evehlng, Aurnsl Is, 1850
TuE CaoleRl In ChiIlicoibo from

CONVENTIONAL GossP.-Locofocos are
strongly in fayorof Constitutional Con.
ventions and it would seem by late de-
velopments are more strongly in favor of
lengthy sessions. The following is cop.
led from the Detroit Adcertiser. The
idea of Locolocos borrowing money from
Banks when they have met To destroy
Banks, is peculia'ity of opinion which
they must explain-we cannot. Michi-
gan is decidedly impressed with the prin,
ciples of Progressive Democracy and
Gen. Cass, as probably our readers are
aware, and it will hardly be expected Of
us TO prove that the Wings are not gull.
ty Of the following
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

8 copies, .------ -.----..----I 49,. 50 %
s do $500. .----.-...--. ..-... %
n 1..ff ~ m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-12
HORTICULTURE. sc.


THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS ANNUAL AssoRr-
81 fr~-h Agricultural and Horticultural s~~ds,
Fruit 1ree In great variety Grap- Vines
and shruhisry large collection % Esotie Plants and
s.n.rnI % ARTICLES IN his line few barrels q
early aud ash iesvsd tdnsy Potatoes mach
their valuable quality ~ boiling dry vhen youns
Strangers and others wishing 70 purchsse are 70 es
and Examine Tor themselves. DgnLAf,
GARDEN sEEDs.-BRIDGEhAN's PERMANENT
VI Horticultural hment, No 81 Broadway cvrner
Of Fisitssnh street New YorkThe puddle Informed
that s business formerly conducted by the late fhomss
Bridecman will he continued heretofore under the super
Of the subecriberarrarEements having len
previously made the unsuet reputation o. ths
sstathrsn and furnish Garden and Flower SEEDS f,he
approved varieties esh from the growers the greater
raised expressly for the from earetuy
selected stock The public assured that the sane
strict attention and regard for the interest 81 their cuo
uer ana the rerutacn q the establishment viii be per-e-
vsrcd in and that Seed will be ensred 81 The eountsr
srlsss veh a. are tno-n 70 sess the me,t s.ena roo
qualities for general purposes; nsthsr VIII any Impaired
SEED " offered for sale -ithort being previously tested
Booksellers ard Sesdsmen suppisd With r. Brdgemsns
Horticultural Hoe the usual diseount The
Nsuns Gardeners Assistants, tverN edition Improved so
r>rss The Kitchen The Flo-
nets Guide, and TIE csitivaers Manual sinsls copies
nay " obtained as atcve. ALFRED BRIDsKNAN,
ANDREW BRIDoExAN.
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POLITICAL.

Union AND vICTuRT-UkIrED WE STAND Dt-
" vidsA Yaii-Denserats, In might % Tam
many Hall The Democratic Csntrsi Conmittess
Members q sAs New York sssss Lsg.ss.rs ha,s ,.s.a.
safety che Union sad che
Pncpiss the Denoersto ksfu ehcss Iiec-
tors Of this city and rsspeetfly Invited to rally
~ the Halls ofOid Tsmnany on Friday evening April
O'clock to respond " their
tion banner and
City State Country from whg domination and misruis
The following Dsnguished Democrats have been invited ~
address the Meeting:
Vs. L. NANCY. Of Albany, HoE Ar1o Ssvnovn, of Ut>a,
L. s. CHArvtEIp, Of Otsego H. c. MURPHY, Of Brookiya,
3. A. GOODWIN Of Auburn, WARD Hvrr, Of Rochester,
n. HoGEBooM. 81 Hudson, JouN A. LoTr of Brooklyn,
flgKRy X. SMITH, of Buffalo. FRED FoLErr Of Batsvis
H.S RANpA of Cortland, yAsks c. Sxrrn Of Lyons
s. s. BROWNE Of Rochester,, CHARLES A. NAM, 81 UusA
j. v. L. PHuyr Of Albany CNAa &. BkrroN. sf Albany
l. TR KIN AWE of Cattskili,
BY order Of the Democratic Republican General Committse
u Tsmmany Hail. FERNANDO WOOD,
GARRrT DvcsNAH, (s... Chsirnsu-
R,cHARp N. HARRINGTON. ls'
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PARTNERsHIps.

CoPAR1NERsHIP NoT1CE-THE UNDERSIGNED
" weud respectfully inform the mercantile community
that the house heretofore known under the ~ Loring
sartori Co. Valparaiso has been, By mutual
dissolved The business viii hereafter be conducted under
the u ioring. Brothers Co., vho will act ship
c. sndiers, General Agents &C For further information
relative 20 business maters please call on Charles LorinE,
agent said house IN the Uned States Any orders
LoRING. BROTHERS CO.
vnpspsr.o. February 81. iso.
CoPARrNHRsHIP THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Busine-e 10 all kinds Of Foreign add Domesc
Dry and Fancy Goods under the arm % OF C. Amer Co..
CHARLEs J. AYNKR,
New York March !. 1880. ALBERT L. rALK.
NVTIck-IHE coPARTNERsIIIP HEREroroRE Ex-
IN ins between the subscribers under the Of r. w.
sessr Co. " this day dissolved By mutual sonsent. The
outstanding business viii Ne -etea By Jshn Breasted and
c~~rEs W Quntsre vhe will the q the arm IN
tsAxns<l CHAs MORGAN
TT. sECOR
JOHN BREASTED,
GEO. W. QUfNTARD.
noseAr laos wopss troo, 81 Hinth e. ri
New York, March No. iS0. (
The suhserher having purchased the The
ether In the late arm u r. " Co. will
the engine mss-actur in all its branches
ter the Immediate tsndence Of Mr. H. ouon
s public require further notice Additional fasitss
beng sdasd 70 this sready perhaps
sakshmsnt ~ the kind IN this order
such despatch IN the several manufacturing departments
shah the desires ~ all -he favor him NTH their
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DIR. CHARLES xCNDEs
wsTyv CuRE ESTABLISH nfNT,
rrox n

nR NTNDR RESPECTFULLY INFORMS MS FRIENDS
~ ard the yus that he has become e-usr Of the late Dr.
kurre kstsblishmert At Benson vile, aud
half MILES fotn ID. Northamvton Railroad Depot
hour York. abcu fve from Boston and tve
Albany situated IN Of the psasantsst valleys %
New knsand survondsd -ih wood gro~n hills ssd shadI
ak aundantly implied With The rurest rofest sna
s.dsst mantle The air pure and healthy aud ,hs
climate ana sgre~sbs The and sp.eous
s the convenience Tor purposes
.ust large plunge baths coaches and airy lodging
sfcot tfty Va<ns for sther
The hernf the earliest living. aissirle
rrie-sniu a. Crsfsnlers aud having sxpsr.uss sr.
than ten years ~ bis e~n bic writings
r " The hands ~ every kurcpesn hysrcrsth hope.
sr<ne ~ reeecnahle srreetasrs from the
syrtss made ,hs 81 thee suHsrers sensss
themfevse - hfrn The e-tabhshment W nov ersn FOR
fsrsAtr r~rN~uars, pissse spriy the abcvs sddre
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TOTAL olnerence. -. W. 6Z9 70
The committee estimate that the superintendent
should have charged at least 5000 for dcprees
Non Of road and equipment, the last year. than he
aid and which, II deducted from the remainder above
SIS SIS o3-eaves the Of $7s7s o. As 1t regards
ehe dividends paid the earnings Of the years 1s47
and 1S4s, the committee are satisfied they paid
out Of the capital Of the company Tho last dividend
Of three per cent. January -. lst9 declared
when they bad no money hand to pay 1t, and new
stoch ana bonds issued the former 1T SIS, the
latter ct tso out Of which the dividend paid, be-
ing part Of the capital stock Of this company 1t
appears aso that the amount Of extra interest paid
from Nov %. ls47, to Oct g. lsao, was $3so47 81,
which s at the rate Of Is cloth per cent per snnum
In regard to the reserved funds which were stated
the report Of the directors for 14s and ss9 TO be
hand, the committee state there Is entry In the
books corresponding to such statement that IL Is Of
no value and could not be relied upon to pay dol
iar Of the eompanys liabilities They also state that
on the 30th November. ls&o there were outstanding
liabilities against the company which were not men,
toned or alluded TO In the report Of the directors
auounting S12e66 co. 1t appears also, that there
has been large business done in overssucs Of stock
and by the admission Of the late Treasurer IL appears
that overissues made for collateral security only
from September 1s47 to May lsis inclusive and that
the greatest overssue for 1870 shares the 3ls
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PUBLICATION.

MD BuNTIlNEs own roR THIS WEEK, CON-
nn. we fnn particulars u the Bailey uasei the eon-
,,,a1 ~ We Icy 81 Ns- en- ru,ss him Trafh ~
elsr,sr ~ fsas lfe Yarn Ned. ufe Dr.an n hgrae~s
gnd Jse ~ The Internal Rewon fckn Hul Rstuket me
Ven 9TH Two hi,es The G1a ~ New Yert TIE Cnviet
20 n. curious Isi'er 81 Eta sleepy naccn-bgv h va
-ttsd Saha Anna and HE Pretty wife LAYS 81 Honor
Together with Corres pss~scs snd Eht.
rial matter. OGiss spruce s,ss~s
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AnUsEMENTs IN PIi.nADELPHIA.

DARNUNs MUSEUM, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AY-
ID request o many rrends Aad patrons Of the Mu
scum has remain week which viii bs
Monday Evening with strong east and appropriate sp-
taudevilles Ballads Dances ke The splendid missssns
ssolvinx Views In the afternoon The Gambler which
drawn for short time after which IL WIN Be regredasss
with many additions and improvsmess- CINDEREtLA
Wednesday aftsrncon; SndD Curiosss Of every
and nature AAmissies q Childrsa nndsy 10
l2% eents
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AMllalcN ~ = NT,A.

DowExY THEArRA-YRIpAy EVENING, APRIL n
D q 1s n 81
xr se;,; rysas,s r Mr. sSsTs pysSS; Mr.
Martina LTs.S NJ p,:.' s,Assr nm. NJ, ..sss z:%
. the fr BE-
ar Drew S: DSs Raphael. Lester c. Ts:
X. psrn.
s "a Fr.5
$SS a:si n Es VI;
NE K ss' ss$ss n az
narqsi. vsia.ss Mr.. T;on IsaoTs 4, JsSsrsen Mar
ais ~ s YIN H.
Adophss Pili.hroud Mr. Jefferson le Miss Messenger;
l. evening, April az $ cn1sFRAU rsspeesfuiiy "A
and resigned his managerial duties. he svsins
ns he
viii si % Sas and ~s,sA
Ysrl public Win appeal their sss s s
he Misc Emily Mcstsyer universal avorts Il
New YORK who has most generously rendered her
sSs sr Mr..
aided by the united strength Of the regular
rary. Psrticulsrsin future ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NEW YORK. APRIL 10TH 1857: s. cnANFRAU,
.ncing slight token regard for You
a. ana sstss fss ss sySs in
teer aid the evening q Friday the
mcps,'y xhesye. and in whatever pursuit future
s:y 1':ss wv !Esy'sf' 4 Eis:e."
M H bsvsanpOr' rSu P,,. w% f fs'sr''h'.,
". ii, Hal itcn. Thos Boves r Rives,
j. ksmie, Anna Cruise, j. isis.
Li hsa @sP'' E'ssi sssy eF Pssi;t
u. H. msmtln. n c.IoSSSer G GnSfsn'
> DOman, Fanny Herring. Msysrns
NV Yosn April 10 1scfsde. and rS,e%sn sim
eerey appreciate the kindness and honor purpose
ierng in rendering me Complimentary Beneat prior my
hna REIMBURSEMENT OF all interest In the National
Theatre The only opportunity for such communication
pears to be Friday evening neat. Il wsrs vain for me aas
cleh for tie testimonial Of appreciation which
my efforts have gained from my during
will live while mind and heart exist and
my ysn' response is for your indiydsa haPPRs,s and
hesrs Tlton, SEYMOUR Jefferson, RUSSELL and others.
n c. QUICK \ CO.'S MAMMOTH MENAGERIE-
This magnificent establishment foymed Of the CON-
Anee, Co.. with numerous sdds.ns souprsss repre-
sentavs Of animal world from country between
Of Eighth Broadway commencing wedue sday
April 10Th All the animals included IN this collection
squaed FOR and beauty indeed the exhibition per-
feet luraton Of Goldsmiths Natural History. The dis
performances Mr. T. Brooks the widest and
beast. q the foIesths unexamp'sd fsats 81 the
MES introduced by Mr. Langvorthy Hours Of sxhhitian
from TO and from to Pm Admission q cents shti
dren under years Of age half-prce
DANoRAMA sALOoN-ExHIBITIoN .FREE.-AL
lovers Of should take the earliest opportu
nifty Of visiting this emporium Of the hne The Venus
exhibiting Of the finest productions Of the classic
perfect by upwards Of within
the last days No h3 Broadway corner Of Lpenard
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REWARDS.

~ro RrwARD.-LosT, ON THE AFTERNOON or
~ w rhlrsday, .le llsh inst ged ps,,ehsd Lever
hahn and key attached the hey bod geld rwsh.
- ne end AIRY person returning same 70 G. repmrsen
nj wall street w the basement will receive the above re-
.s,a without question farnhreters and sther are re-
..s..d 10 rtcp the tame
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~ ANY DOUBT. but LET THEN TRY,
Twelvetrees pamphlet come and by.
~ Won't werh Just as ITS said.

The April nrmtsr 81 the Water Care Journal mos, re-
spectacle publication many haze been imposi
~ advertisement headed Washing Made Easy 20
L.fsioe 20 Iv,lveree. tut above all say, don't bay %
psdar; eertsn peddng recipe pretending
tlat ~ 70 mine and deudins people % 50 for
But d,ht be done. have no SCENTS n you buy q rod
lar, ard dccs not how do rearessi fou
lnew who're 90 Cad him mt everybody knows ~her. 70
Ind 1velvetrcc, and VI dollars worth " him does
have only 20 down 20 the Merchants Hank
snd claim the deposited there for the purpose Those
wlo wish 20 e shaved and have money than w.t. gill
Ivy ~ the pedlars the prudent the old pay
tier dollar and the plan Recoiiect all the washing
before breakfast. ". TWELNETREE.
Room e. No. ~ Nassau street, NY.
nowN WITH THE IEECHEs'-TuosE THAT no NOT
~ know Alesandres Patent ARTIFICIAL feeehes
s1estsd call ard examine them o. 20 write for roree
us ccnsinnK their descrpion and the Information about
the them. We ash nothing They have
ben approved q W all the praeiioners who they have
Ittn In rodteed CAL. address LAMBERT ALENAN-
rRT ~ Victor pshfp. No. ~ tsdsn tane, NY
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CENTREvIIIE COURSE L. L-TRorrING.-MoNDAY,
~ April 18th AZ "a O'Clock = n, purse SIS mile h:A
Neal whelpiy enters shaw's colt . cvnhn enters
%ais g. ssry sntsrs
tr. Cambridge Girl X Smith entersb Screw Driver.
1hs will leave the South Ferry brooklyn NJ o'clock
i. n, returning as soon 49, the sort V
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
rENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-PACISC-wEDSEs-
~ day. April Tth, at ~ o'clock, n, purse 500 mile
heats lest Sin In harness Wright enters m. Lady
Bsvns; Mr. Mekinsley enters m Lady Mac whelpley
enters oh. Dan Miller; D. Bryan enters b. Cayusa
Maid The will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn
o'clock returning the spor fare each
way. Is cents. JOEL CONkLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREyIILE COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTING.-PURsE
" Of S0 will be given. mile heats best in in harness.
hee for AL trottng horses To come % April I'D Entries
% close Saturday evening April 18Th by goeock r. M at
Green Nsddens Hotel Two 20 start 20 make SO
60 70 TO the second hest. JOEL CONkLiS Proprietor
CEkTREvILIE COURSE, J.. I.-TRoTTING NAY
" I'D Match for 500 three mile heat@ go H.
J. wheipiy names or. g. Major j. CoHtn name. Mo-
hawk. JOEL CONkLIN.
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HORSES.

LNoR sALE-A LIGHT DAPPIE GREY HORSE OF
Arabian stock, bred In New York six cid hi.
srrinFi mteen hands and half high; nAg tall warranted
sound and Kind in possees extraordinary
sne ymmery form; lofty carriage, vnd stylish
his action; spirit fear loeo-
motives. Price 500. Address bon No, s. r. o. Burlington
New Jersey.
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
NRLNcH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN BNGRAvIN0S.-
The trade respectfully informed that large assert
nsns e EurspsAs EnsrHyHs including the latest pubhsa-
COUPfI. vIBERr 4 CO,
Whssesale sntseliers. ~ Breadwsy.
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cog 900 $4,000 1900, 1000, TO LEND on
SZO,OOO, Bond snd hor.saE,, ats per cent inis-
i've productive real estate In
t,s city Arrly 20 BROAD, No. n Wall street. in the
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EDUCATION.

rTo cLERCYMEN--A CiERcYMAN REsIDIsa IN
the state Of Nvw York any u the states De-
rr~~s Increasing bis income Do 80 by tskisg the
tire charge ~ the education and training shild
and With whom moderate premium vl BE paid. Fer full
particulars address c. the Of this paper stating