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CIRCUS. NEW YORK AMPIIITnEATRE 81 BOW
~ ery.-Compimentary Benefit to Mr. Geo. w. william
sonMdllc Louise Tourniac and Junes Troupe
will appear in great variety Of entertainments Madame
yirgeune Sherwood in of orsamanship White
Minstres and Messrs Hor. and Briggs Ethiopian
terainment Mr. Rannels will ride original entitled
the Death Of Col Baxter. Of the New York yolunt
Prices for this nisht-Boxes, - cents Pit. 12t cents
EVENINGS WITH SIIERIDAN.-OS THURSDAY
II Evening. March q Mr. George yandcnhofs third aud
last Evening with Sheridan at Hope Chape-rHE critic
or. Tragedy at IA o'clock Tickets
20
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AMUsEMESTs IN BROOKLYN.

DROoKLYN MUsETN-PRoPRIETOR AND MANA.
ID ger. Mr.. ~ N. kcnt-Prices Rsduced-Parqucttr. -
cents; gallery, l2 cents Thursday evening March II.
will commcnse With LIKE THE LABoRER-Philip, Mr. :.
X. Scott. Luke Nr. " u. Clarke. After which MlSTE-
RIES AND MIsERiEs OF NEW YORk-Mose Mr.. D. :.
Chanfrpu Little Ise. Miss Abb rtne. To conclude with
the DINB GIRL or GENOA-Strapade Mr.. Clarke; Ju-
lietts Miss fib~r,ine.
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THE wORLD,s FAIR.

n
DAssrNcERs FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-THE Unit.
~ ed states Mail Steamer FKANkLtN. .. Wottan eag-
nande will leave New York for Southampton IIA4r
on the 9TH April and still accommodate
pssssngers Persons visiting the Worlds Pair will nnd this
the vencnt economical and rapid conycyance-
her speed aud superior accommodations Of the fraak
uin Offering unsurpassed hy other stcamrrs-
reach London from Southampton in three hours
for ~ thngs. frvm Liverpool to London. ex hours Tor
G2Ss TIE Franklin will be sed By the HUMBOLDT
.on the 9d May. ror freight pas apply ~
MORTIMER LlyINGsT0N. - broadway.
EoR THE WORLDS PAIR, CROWDED SURF
Sept number of Passengers offer ~ first class Ship
will he ftted TO take passengers out aud homa remaining
six weeks In London. For further particulars, apply to
DAVID OGDEN, "a Wall street.
ITO LADIES INTENDING To VISIT THE WORLDS
- or travel on the Continent-A respectable
French female, Who speaks French, Italian and Enrsh
renty and Possessed with all the information
g persons travelling having travelled in Europe Il de-
srous ciengaFng rs waiting maid 10 lady family with
out youne eharen Ladies' wishing this notice.
Nil please car or send ny note, 70 Vile Kachler No ~
Ird sNenhr WI. wishes 70 engage FOR the trip and
back sgain n B-She has few Parts Mantnlas for sale
ITO FAMILY VINO PURPOSE ATTENDING THE
Worlss fsir.--A young Scotch woman land who will
give the most satisfactory reference desiring to visit again
her connesons will engage with bile family as
chlds nurse ladys attendant to 20 TO- and reur, o
the worlds r in London for small Adirss,
A. y. H., Uox lU76 Post-orhcs
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CrRcrcAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, PINE
- Cutlery Sc msnufsctured o the best materials and
mmended for their qnsty hnish, snd eeapness Ia
struments shears scissors kniyes. &c. repaired
neatly Fine tools punches snd envelope cutting knives
made 4, order IN the best manner.
WILLIAM ". ROSE, No. lD Centre street,
corner " Hester, ent<snoe ~ Hester street.
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RAARNuMs AMERICAN MUsECM.-p. T BARSuN,
Manager Admittance to the Museum. and each Saloon
performance % cents children under 10 years. I2
parquet and first circle 12 cents Thursday aud
Friday afternoons will be performed ats o'clock n the
niheent Saloon. the Ethiopian buresqne Of JUMBO jun;
after which the Negro Extrsavg THE VIRGINIA.
MUMMy-in both Of which Mr.. I. ID. Rice will appear. On
Saturday afternoon will he the immensely popular
and domestic drama ofMADELAINE Thursday aud Friday
evenings in the saloon at IA o'clock the moral drama
MADELAINE. On Saturday evening, will he performed,
COUSIN JOE; after which JUMBO jim The vast Chinese
Colleo ton the elegant specimens Natural history
to be at all hours.
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
House, 4i4 Broadway between Howard and Grand
streets Open night during thu week The cebrated
original and well known Fellows Minstres comprising
efficient and versatile Of talented and experienced
formers under the direcen of j. u. Fellows whose
cers in this city for the last have been received with
the the elite and fashion Of this great
tropo Their consist of Burieqne italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos Dustts Chorusses Dancing
and srumenta Performances On Wednesday and Satur
day grand Concert for the Of
ladies and families, o'clock T. NJ Admis
sion ~ cents Doors Mt commence quarter before
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

GURGICAL 1NSTRuMENTs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
- manufacturedb BY Charricrc Of Paris TO be had H.
BAILlEREs Scientific Bookstore, io Fulton street. Re
Irxt Iovse
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INTENSIVE s,LF ~ ytpa,ST uo,-sruot n r,,

INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
~ nturc-Anth0ny Bleccker IN sell At publie auction
this day. ~ ~ o'clock \. NJ on the premies at No. 50,
Broadway the whole ~ the splendid and ly .rntare
said house consisting IN part ~ Nargucttere Oron and
gilt furniture made by the most celebrated manufactures
such NJ inlad tables chairs sofas lounges elegant mirrors
French velvet aud brussels costly window
curtains French edsteai. and bedding china aad
with abundance ~ bedroom and furniture
legues be had at the time and place Of sale.
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MECHANICS HALL, No. ATT BROADWAY, ABOVE
1vl Grand night during the week til
further notice Tho original and we'll known CIRISrYS
MINSTREIS. prsng ehcient and versatile corps
of talented and Experienced performers under the
of Il. Il. Chrty whose this city,
for Of ive years. have been received with
by highly respectable and fashion able audiences Tickets -
cents Doors 1T half past six at
to eight by desire the heads Of several families After
Concert will be given Saturday next, March 18th
for the accommodation Of Ladies and Juveniles commencing
At 3ocock. r. NJ On saturday evening next, March 10Th
annual benefit Of w. A. Porter.
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RRoUCHAMs LYcEuM BROADWAY, NEAR BRooxE

RROUGHAM'S LYCETM BKOADWAY, NEAKBROO
- streetDress Circle and Psrquet 30 cts Family Circle
- cts Orchestra Stall Seats 81 Private Boxes s. Doors
oPenas TO begin at haf-past oeook-rhursday eve
opera Of the AMBASSADRESS-Duk de vslberg Mr. Ste
phen Leach; Fortunatus, Mr.. Irougham; benedict Mr.
Dunn Beppo, Lyscr: Henrete. Miss Mary Taylor Char
iotte Miss Julia Could Countess Mrs Geo Lodsr After
which, Irish It by Mr. Fletcher and Miss Marie
leure. To conclude with LADIES BEWARE-Colonel Va
yasonr. SIR. I.yn Matilda, Miss Mary TAYLOR.
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NOrICR-HORN & WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA
House. AZ roadway four doors south OF Gr and
will open Wednesday afternoon April 2d-The under
signed cpcctfy to their friends and the
public that thcy have leased the above premises and will
their Concert the abov. afternoon
mencing at o'clock. T. HORN &. WHITE, Proprietors
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-BoxES
IN 25cents Pit i2 CENTS Private Boxes $5-Doors
at quarter before curtain rises at quarter oclock
Thursday evening" March n will be presented the
tional drama entitled HARRY BuRNHAM or the Young
Burnham, Mr. Watkins; Ki Lane, Mr. Brandon Capt. Ar
nell Mr. La Favor Dan Morgan Mr. L. Fox; Frank Fairfax
Mr.. Seymour Mary Manners Miss Il. Mesayer. The p.r
formal nee commencing with the drama Of the FRENCH
MissI fath
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~ IBIU HAKDEN-SECUNU MD THIKU NIGHTS
- ofthe Cirque Francas-Thursday and Friday. March
u and The proprietor has the satisfaction
that he has made arrangements for limited period with
the distinguished artistic Mile Caroline Logo, who will ap-
pear in her original style Of Equestrianm The Brothery
Ioset will appear with their wonderful trained Horses
The great English Jester Mr. w. Wallet assisted by the
American Clowns, lathrop aud Gardner will appear Also
engaged the entire Equestrian troupe Of Mr. r. Wec from
Philadelphia. Nile Eouse will perform act Of horse
manshp. Tickets 80 cents To commence at IL o'clock.
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DURT0NS THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET REAR
- ofths City Hall.-Boxes, Dress Circle and Parqnet ~
Family Circle - cents Private Boxes. S3 and So
Doors open a. 7; 70 begin AZ hslpast Thursisy
ming March IL will be played the drama Of tho TOODLES
Mr. Timothy Toodle, Mr. Burton; Mrs Timothy Toodle Mrs.
Hughes Farmer Frank Acorn Mr. Bland; Mary Acorn Miss
Weston The fsvorite burletta act. Of DELICATE
GR0gN D-citissn sangfroid. Mr. ! W Lss,sr Pauline,
Miss Skerrett. To conclude with THE ENGLISiIMAN N
rARis-sir lppngton Mif, Mr.. Burton; Rigmarole Mr..
Johnston.
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~ =
IN large stock 81 Jewclry, gold lever Watches Dia-
msnds French Clocks silver and plated Ware. &c. FRI
dsy and saturday, at i o'clock each day the o.,
Grand street. " q. Kemp. will sell auction above ny
order sberh large and we'll -e.ct stock af dish
and French gold and silver Watches Preach msnt Clocks
silver plated Mare Diamonds gold Jcwery fancy goods
tie whole comprising the largest and goods
a. be found 10 that part ~ the city. Also hxure
iron Safes Regulator. show Gases, Chandeliers sc
Catalogues on the morning ~ sale.
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-
UCTION NoTicE-UoCsEHoLD FURNITURE. &c.
IA A. g. futile will sell at auction Thur,iay, (thi
day) at 10 oclock NJ E Hudson street small
Of Household Furniture consisting in part Of three and
ingram Carpets, mahogany sofa aud Chairs. Divan Oil
Cloths. stair Carietins. freneh Bedteads bureaus and
Washstands. Reds. Bedding Ae Also Kitchen Furniture
Cooking stoves &e, with which the sale will
uCTION N0TICE.-THOS. BELL. AUCTIoNEER.-
IA ly w. v Bush-Salc of furnture.-This day In Brock
yn l O'clock will he sold the furniture contained
te house No llS Concord Jay oprsng the
nsusl varieties Of grneel family. kitchen. b~<e snt
lc-, bed and other arrangements. Pictures. Beds Nat
trasscs Sofa. Ac. Deposit required the sale will
usual be settled same day. TliOs. BELL, Auctonc-r
u A. CuILToN, AUCTIoNEER.-DrNUAM PLAcE
IL Lots TO b. sad nj auction this day, March "a Il
ocleek at the Merchants Exchange " T., ave valuable
Building Lots, the eastery side " Dunhsm place.
tNccn south sixth and south seventh strects Williams
burg the Peck slip ferry, sale positive For msps
COLE 1IilLTON, Auctioneers.
I ". BROWN. ArCTIOsEER.-IiorsgnOLD FrR.
niture-friiay March 2>th at 10 o'clock. at No. ~
Lherc street. ". Brown will sell auction above
tie furniture ~ family leaving the city embracing
assortment of psrlor and chamber furniture. carps
cloth. china. crockery. kitchen furniture. &c.
W. BROWN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
Of elegant Cabinet Furniture by order of asgnee
" Drown, vii sell 1T auction W order ~ the assignee of
o'clock at No. lbs FULTON street the extensive stock
rosewood mahogany aud walnut Furniture contained In the
the above premises. Catalogues ready on Monday.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONcERT-MR. 81 KNAEBEL
~ has the honor inform the public that he is making
preparations for Vocal and Instrumental Concert to take
place nj Castle Garden Tuesday evening April sth for
the purpose of producing his descriptive national
work. entitled ho Battle - Bunker Hill executed by
powerful orcheras representing the American and British
Arr Further mar hereafter.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
AMUsENrENTs.

DOWERY THEATRE-BoxEs Is CENTS; PIT l2Is
- centDoors open At seven curtain .es at half past
seven oclock-Thursday Evening March 9th, will be
duced grand romantic operatic spectacle, in three
bieaux styed JOHANNA DARC the Conquest Of Rheims
Charles the Seyoath Mr.. Tton Count Dunois, Mr. Il.
Eddy; Raymonde Mr: u. Jordan Talbot Mr. steyeng Jo
hanna Arc Wemyss Issbeau, Mrs. Jordan; Jean
nette Miss Broadey The performances will commence
with the comedy Of ALL THE WORLDS STAGE.-Dg-
CORY Mr.. Jordan; Harry Sukey Mr.. Pope; jenny, Mrs
Wnlcot.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

broadway THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLR
- Iesseei g. H. barrett Manaser-Deors open 1T; cur
tain rises at Dress Circle and Paruet 50
Family and Third Circles 2 cents; Gallery l2s cents Pr
yate Boxes - aud S6Thnrsday March 9Th will be
Charles I'd Mr. Frsdereks Earl Of Rochester Conway
Master Goerey Wedderburne. Mr. Dsviise; Mistress
franklyn. Miss bennett; Lady eastsmane Mrs Abbott
To conclude with ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD
Martha Gibbs Miss Bennett; stephen Plum Mr. Conway
Tob Twin Mr. Dayid
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DARIs sBASKEss-TuE SUBSCRIBERS. AGENTS FOR
the banking house Of Messrs Aer Grand, IL Rue dc
Treyise. Pars will credits them for parties im
portir gpod ean France Germany and Switzerland Also
Tor kayeers the Continent aud 70 England For
terms. srpy t. q. l.. HABICHT Co. ~ Wall s..
q 1n0 000 TO LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT IN
R lOOsVOO tercSt, for term Of years. bond and
mortgage productive real estate in this city IL viii be
loaned in 20 suit applicants Apply % =. y BROAD
No II Wall street in the CrVton Water Once basement
q I'M 00n TEXAS LIABILITIES WANTED
IOO,OOO Texas Treasury Notes and Eight and
GEo. X sISTARE sj Wall street.
q E0 000 TO LOAN, FOR TERN OF YEARS
RcOsOOOon unineumbercd. productive city property
Also several first class houses lt aud number
dwellings. farms and country seats for sale. Inquire the
Real Hsac and General Agency OF Rodvck Lawrence IS
Wall street tbasemcnt,l
VC NM TO LOAN TO AN EMPLOYER, WHERE
p&,VOO the monsy can be made safe, would Join In
nrtnersip In lucrative business by that
would wish 10 take active part reference satisfactory
both parties Address W.. Herald once. for days
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ERANKIIN MUSEUM l.s CHATHAM sQUARE-GEo.

N
Il Lea sole Proprietor Admission = Seats in Private
Boxes 80 cent?. Stage Seats 81, cents Boxes cents Par
que IL, cent-Eieyant Saloon After
and evening commence in the after
at oclock. and in the evening at half The
entertainments varied and select such be
other place Of in New York consisting Of
Less Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe. numbering fifteen
performer being The largest and at the time the most
talented band in the United States Of Model Ar
fists ho selected their beauty and and who
number Of beautiful tabeaux taken
pictures OF anrient and modern times company Of Arab
Girls Who thrueuh variety of feas of strength and
deserity Madame Eoane the only Female Juyrer in the
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Stztuary unequalied the world
together with interesting performances
afternoon and evening For bills Of each day
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29

For the Ieappropriation OF the sum
carried to the surplus fund, under head OF
'fulflling treaties with the lowas, June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and aud forty
seven, per surplus fund warrant number
nineteen, one thousand five hundred dol
lars
To tie Ottoacas and Chtppetcas.
For the reappropriation Of the sum
carried to the surplus fund, under head OF
fulfilling treaties with the Ortowas and
Chippewas," June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and forty seven, per surplus fund
warrant number nineteen, two thousand
four hundred and twelve dollars aud six
teen cents.
To the Wyan,tOts.
For the reappropria;ion of the sum
carried to the surplus fund, under head of
fulfilling treaties with the Wyandots,"
June thrtieth, eighteen hundred and for
tyseven, per surplus fund warrant num-
Der nineteen, one thousand and twenty
nine dollars and sixteen cents.
TO tie CherOkees.
For compensation and expense Of the
committee of old settler party of Chero-
KEGS, their clerks, &C., for services rem
dered in pursuance of the provision con-
tained in the fifth article of the treaty of
seventeenth August, eighteen hundred
and forty-six, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
To the Choctaacs
For interest on the amounts awarded
Choctaw claimants, under the fourteenth
article of the treaty of Dancing-rabbif
Creek, Of September twenty-seventh,
eighteen hundred and thirty, for lands on
which they resided, but which it is now
impossible to give them, and in lieu of
the scrip that has been awarded under
the act of August twenty-:ourth, eighteen
hundred and forty-two. and joint resolu-
ton of Congress Of August third, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, not deliverable
east by the third section OF said law. per
act of March third, eighteen hundred and
iorty-five. eighty-seven thousand two hun:
dred dollars.
For compensation of three Special
Agents and four Interpreters tor the In
dian tribes of Texas, including the pur-
CONCLUDED ON FOURTH rAGE.)
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29
eighth February eighteen hundred and
thirty one, six hundred dollars.
.-.-.----.,.-- yZ,la fLe LyzL0nlL6fS

:
eightl, February, eighteen hundred and
thirty-one, six hundred dollars.
To tie Wyanlots.
For permanent annuity, stipulated In
the third article of the treaty of the sew
enteenth March, eighteen hundred and
forty-two, seventeen thousand five hun.
dred dollars. .~~.-.-.-.-.-,..-..-.
For blacksmith and assistant, stipula-
ted in the eighth article of the treaty OF
the seventeenth March, eighteen hum
dred and forty-two, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop, three hum
dred and seventy dollars.
For education, stipulated. in the fourth
article of the treaty OF the seventeenth
March, eighteen hundred and forty-two,
FIVE hundred dollars. p
To tile Winne6agoes.
For limited annuity, stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty of the first
August, eighteen hundred and twentys
nine, eighteen thousand dollars.
For limited annuity, stipulated in the
third article of the treaty Of the fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred and thirty
two. ten thousand dollars.
For fifty barrels Of salt, and three
Thousand pounds of tobacco, stipulated
IN the second article Of the treaty of the
first August, eighteen hundred and twen-
ty-nine, six hundred dollars.
For one thousand five hundred pounds
Of tobacco, stipulated in the fifth article
Of the treaty of the fifteenth September,
eighteen hundred and thirtytwo, one
hundred and seventy-five dollars.
For three blacksmiths and assistants.
stipulated in the third article of the treaty
OF the first August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine, two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars.
For iron and steel for shops, six hun
dred aud sixty dollars.
For laborers and oxen, stipulated in
the third article of the treaty of the first
August, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine hur-red aud sixty ave -
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29
fincallan, stIpuIaiad in lha loarl

scot III treaty Of rae fifteenth Sep
pbef eigh 3ea hundred aud thifty-tw4
Three ioonsaad dollars
For Sax a. icultudstE, purchase Of cXi
en- MON rhs e'la other implements, SCI pU-
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29

Tor t.e re.app.opaauou 9t Ilo sam
earned O. the surpus iu4l. under head
Of fuld g trer l1s with tle Greeks,
Tuua lhitteth. eighteen hundred aul foS-
y-sevcn, PEI surplus laul warrant mul-
1e- nineteca. ouo Thousand Two hundred
tud hHy seven dollars aul eiFhry-ive
cents
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29
b u Llne -

use ling fur
la
ftt.t
nr aa.aes--- .a
FOR t.e re.appsopaluou oi tl0 sam
earned the surp,us iu41l under head
Of fuld. lq trec 5es with ile Greeks, ="
r...-. .te... "a .t f....-.. .--r-~1 .,I o.
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rSioN Cocasr, /. IT Esp,Y, Sept. 2-TRorrrve-
Two trottipg matches aud q purse race came on on
Tuesdsy afternoon which afforded consiieEabe tnuse
meEt TO those who witnessed the sport The match
was for 800 dinner, mile heats best three In FIVE in
ulksys, letveen two private nsgs-onc named Black
Joke, snd the other Dolly spsnker. The latter named
was the fvorite but the Black Joke party won the din
The Dolly took the first heal. in 3..tf: bot
u. three subsequent heats by Black joke and
were performed in better time, viz :--2554, 32a and
255is.
tFottinc match for $780, mile heats bes. three IN
Eve in sulksys- followed the ADORE race between
Certain Waller aud b g Bowery Boy. which WAS very
exciting race throughout each heat being well contested
tom beginning 20 end Captain Walker won. IL three
.trais h heats lie had nothing spare in either heat
however the Bowery Boy shook him up fom the start
10 the end The time vas 10. 2. az :, and 2.ei.
trottipg contest for purse closed the sports % the
dy and We uay say night for the two last heats Of the
JohrsoDs b Q Gosh and W. Reeds b. T. Dutch
charley Five heats bad 10 be rotted before the
vas decided John Crooks drove Golah the first beat
tut hndnng that be Dsd no chance Of winning. he
up the Ribbons TO Hiram Woodruff, who exhibited his
great l In the mastery manner in which he handled
this almost uncomfortable horse. lie did not
Ein the race. however but he increased the speed
Of Golish betv the frs and last heats nearly .ny
seconds The race vas good and ,he betting was
quite spirited and iuctua.ingChsrey alter The srst
lest being the favcrie at 20 g. but after The fourth
beat the hackers Of Goiish Offering him at TO l.
without tassrs james Wbeplsy drove Dutch Charley the
last heat ffere strength having failed hin, during the
race Dutch charley requiring great power TO keep him
~ 'ps fpt'p. SUI Nhtipey oeservos great credit Tor
winning. The following Is q summary
D. Pier entered b. Dutch Charley ......1 1 2 .
John CROOKS entei,d Golah..........2
Observation-Disclosures -2.s3.
HrSrISG Pans CO Rsr, PHuAprfrrua "A trottins
contest foI purse 1ie heats best three In five, in hsr
ness, to- place on tuesday afternoon between Jack
tossteT zachary Taylor, War Eagle and 1aconi Jacs
Rooster won in three straight heats two Of which we're
In 235ls and asa but the time of the other neat we
could not learn. The well contested between
Taylor and Rooster. and large smoune OF money
chspsed hands on the result All the nags were wei
backed.
Movements OF Distinguished individuals.
Hon George II. Badger, Of y. 9. IL at Wsshington
GOV Lavrerce Of Rhode Island, gave dinner at New
rort OF IN. Srb Instant IN honor Of senator Douglas
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ehsse the tbet qualities the elegant patterns and The
ncnest yarsues h unquestionably Peter on nump arey
tyIhe o. broadWsy and White street There IL prosA
Wy, IN UT vice rorld 90 rich and and tesutful
stvek and visit TO the store. and stroll through ~
eu ts rooms sill we'll terey curiosity In developing tie
htlng IoFess toward perfection IN the Of
VIC iichet v'rtice Of carpetng foor oil cloths, ruT
mate and mattrgs table and piano covers, Of the most
splendid paterrs and designs included in the grand
oieTlay Of this extensive warehouse.
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Aee4e VI eAPebses.ss .................. tl30te ~
Thus by reference TO details It will Be Son that the
extra expenses for the last six months gre mostly for
fus re9ured by Of the extra miles run and tho
increased weight Of the trsns rebuilding freight carr,
and Tor damages paid.
Ih. ,um divided being in amount SIS $40 10
hnIa exIsnses ior az months. ......... 1909 -
Less " 1850. l52 GO
.ss o~
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tndored % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., this briiliant chef
0uNTc OF Ar eriean art. 1t brother IL like
brother. u Itself alone ard competition r1a.s altar
in vain The sale is than double that any
GtnD Hat, And the price is four dollars.
GENiN, ga Broadway, opposite St. Parl'e.