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Avery. Sewing Mschtne.-Pr,ce ouiy $40 -p.t.n,e.
October 10, 1854.

Avery. Sewing Mschtne.-Prce ouiy $40 l. p.tsn,..
October 10, 1854.
THIS mschne acknowledged all who have used supe
other sewing machine
simplicity the beasty and Oft sch
weighs about IS lbs.
smallest
well linen, woolen, and goods Kinds d
leather that child OF OF under
stand and work rapidly, without danger Of it, reuns
work 20 much
independen, each oherso that every
strong much bet
than sewing machine invented Thi.
do Al
kinds Of sewing and when will be generally
fsrniles and plantations
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected
for manufacturing the largest and will
n
CHARE s NETTLEFoN, 25i Broadway, New York viii
prompt attention.
Dec 23--d6m
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Nrw HAVEN March l9.-Mr. Perry, the operator the
Morris Geographic line Meden, Connecticut was in
.snuy killed by the accommodation train from Springfield
this afternoon. lie was standing the platform the
depot and in the act Of handing letter per
the ~hne they in motion, when he fell
track and the wheels OF passenger passed over
his neck
CHARLESTON. March 1.-The rains have swollen
the Columbus, Georgs, such that
bridge on the Moscogce railroad carried away on
Ffday and loco motive plated through The cuIver,
Instantly killing tho engineer and fireman, tnames not
ccusined) None OF the passengers were injured.
SYRACUSE, March 10 The night express train going
west last night off the track, mile Of Oneida
The ngneer and fireman both badly scsldsd AID
the latter, named l.. n. Nichols, died this morning
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,yyscr or THE cANApA's NEWS

BALTIMORE March 10 The advices by the Canada have
unfyorabie effect upon the breadstuH market, and
-four viii not command "a 6S for Toward street
Grain also declining. while the provision market has
de pressed and unsettled appearance.
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SALEM, March 2l.-Acoouui. received here of recent
date state that the United States oop war John Adams
sailed from Sierra Leone the 10Th OF January last for the
coward The officers and ali well, The steam
81 a, hi. port brings the eer bsgs OF the Uni
ted States government
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limited STATES STEAMER MISSISSIPPI

New BEDFORD, March l9.-The whaleship lis, arrived
this morning reports having passed the 10th January
lat % deg 80 south, long deg 80 east United State
steamer supposed be the lrigate Mississippi,
bound to Japan.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-NoGce ir hereby
that the Of delinquent property In
preparation aud will be completed published
about the nrst Of December
The that the law allows him
the
OF all property without
srcepon, which remain due unpaid
Al Interested earnestly requested forward
RI ROCHE,
Nov 9-eou Collector.
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Washington Branch Ra,Irosd.-Cb sngs Of Hours.
I - - Rsass5R 5

nm sner Monday March H. ths trains viii be
VI run as follows;
Leave Washington at Q and 8, a. m, az and 5, pm.
On Sundays at g, a. and s. ..
Leav. Baltimore At ~ and o. a. IN Ok and6 ~,
On sunday at aK,a M, and 81, p.
nd baltimore, and the second and
from Washington, viii be express stn stopping only At
Annapolis nd s-hinpfon Junction stations.
Saturday evening No farther than Phil
adeIphs; sunday morning only 10 Baltimore,
Through che ks Phadelphs and New
by leaving at o. and 5. M ercsp,
on Sunday morning.
r. n. PARSONS,
Mar is-dH Agent.
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MURDER TRIAL.

PHmaDELruIs, March 2l.-The trial Of Arthur Spring,
cha rged With the murder Of women In Southwark
time ago, commenced this morning. The pris
arraigned, and pleaded guilty the terrible
charge An immense crowd is assembled in and around
the court-h ouse-great excitement prevails jury
being panneed The evidences againt the accused
very strong, and accommodating.
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Mar I'D
nENTIsTRy Ar rag FAIR-rf my

lENTIsTRY AT TIE FAIR.-If my failei
anime critically the display OF teeth, mouth plates &C. ihe
supply the Guy aud claims that the world can
| produce better 0 beautiful.
close examination His deormes
distorted natural human teeth and wonderful
extracted kthr
teeth and sngs being allowed 10 remain too sns t
mouth should be a warning 10 all
As N nn
PRACTICAL following certificate from one o. III. st o
citizens Washington spenks
cay with many Others OF the import were s'n
o said committee
plates those exhibited
BY Baltimore eIbbers being OF
ucal utility: = :. -.
"DsAs srEi Not only satisfied tna suction mouth ate'
possess and Rd
ynntage, have atmospheric pressure mouth plate
made for m. about
my food from what did before lost
teeth eat freely with II. arucuate well as ever did
persons here for whom have made similar
mouth piece. who well pleased with them as am
ITO Dr. v.s PiTTss for Committee on Den.uy"t Nat.
"w.smxoros, March 0, 1853.
Having used constantly FOR the last three
by you, unhetsngy affirm that IL Is both comfort
soe useful much that could eat without H.
Very respectfully, Sc ---'
wAsmseTos March 10, lss3.
Having heard looming from rival denust) that the
previous OF the
fair and we found work the greater part
ord-r choice mpeed by the time limit
drppsns for composition know therefore, That Dr. Van
Psen all credit OF executing tbs work In his csse nor
log only polish, ae completing
OF the work IL BENG after -, M on the
last night Of Limitation. -. = rn
Mar 2o-d3,. Meohanst"
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SAILING OF IHE PACIFIC.

New YORK, March THE steamship Pacific sailed at
to-day Tor Liverpool w til hundred passengers,
but ecle.
among pa, senger, Graham D. Abbott esq, bearer
of dispatches.
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as REWARD

est on 9th F-hruary pun about
long and the Har-
W The above reward will be paid for his delivery Kmmel
Walkers livery stable
Ip--3t'
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Tor sALEh three story brick dwelling Georgetown
D. C., Bridge, between Market and High finished
the style, and butof the best MATERIAL with
about square Feet unnns through the and
stable, carriage house, wood house, kc.
Any desiring purchase
application George NJ sothoron, OF Bridge
Terms One third cash the balance in g. ~ and IS months
NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, National Hotel Buildings, Washington @.
Jan o0-d,f
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DON'T FORGET y ssIDER. Jr.'s. Wine store, Phil
sdelphs and liquors ~ e'sbe
qpsly snd them early delivered ~ you" nco
freight "Adsmss svrrsss or 1'rrpf'
'''' !" -'' - 'p' sSrnERs, Ilt.acspeis.
JsnA -dn
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TExAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY ar GALVESTON.

The undersigned viii attend the collection of aud
Tera land elaine, and
taxes eecng Of estate
receiving OF merchandise and that Of
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER
IN
Moses Taylor, esq, J. G. Dudley q Co.,
Edward X. Collins, esq, Tarrant Putnam,
Allen d Parson, James ieherts Co,
Haydock, Coht.s, q Co, Edward C, Faie b Co.,
on w Edmonds, n J. q Trppe,
William =, Langley Il Co., Waller d. Townsend 4 Co,
y. 8. LathTop, eco,
RHrsRrscE wAsHfsoros
Frederick W. Rtter Treasury Department
Feb 2-sodJm
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HEAVY FREsHErs

MACON, (Ga } March 2l-The recent feshets South
have been VERY The in the Alabama river
greater height than before known by the
Oldest inhabitants. he mails from the North
Mobile by boats-tho railroads and other couveyunees
ha wing been seriously damaged.
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~ II. CLUsKy, Architect Civil Engineer, has re-
". ofhes Psnnsyf
vania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
@-dim
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cluded under The name Of newspapers. The order wei
into effect on the IsI Of March
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IsEooNp pksPATCH.l

PHILADELPHIA, March 2I.-A jury has been empannsled
in The of Spring. and Attorney General Reed made
opening speech for the prosecution lie proposes pro
duce most positive evidence of the prisoners guilt.
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a moderated her demands that the question OF eedng
the ports OF kleek and sutorina not proposed and
that diplomatic congress Will assemble al Paris Ia May
10 ADJUST remaining difficulties between the two powers
The French ambassador has obtained from the Porte
a promise oil indemnify to the French holders OF the
Turkish loan
The Queen seems likely to continue the direct sue
CAPE OF GOOD HorE.
The dates are 10 Inc oath January. They give the de-
tails OF the battle between he BRUSH ioieee ana me pa
saee, alreaty received ny al arrival al n9s'ohl IN e
encounter FIVE hundred kafirs were Killed and forty
British
Accounts have been received to the 9th December. The
arrivals OF gold al Melbourne during the last week or
two had been somewhat less many miners being out
ploring.
Crews were easily obtained
Emigration was undiminished
Gold was worth f3 IS. %. per ounce
INDIA AND CHINA
The East India mail had in England but brought
no letters from Manila or Batavia.
The northwest reported tranquil
From Burmah the ordinary channels OF communication
say nothing OF consequence has occurred.
The Rangoon Chronicle, new paper, announces lbu
gives no delailr) that on the 18th OF January The King
OF Ava delhroned by the heir apparent ALSO tina
the Burmese bad evacuated Ca,hay, which the British
would dismanile. and then follow the enemy TO Meaday
Pvgu and Prone were very unhealthy.
Gold discoveries are reported in Malacca.
From China the accounts of The Instruction are
meagre.
Trade at Annoy was dull
Shanghai dates 10 the Sd of January
Silk had advanced IS $40, and tea advanced one
teal
Tonnage was wanted Imports were dull
BOMBAY. 2slh January.--Colion dull; opium firm ant
buoyanii turpenne and linseed oil dull. Freghis Il
China % rs.
CALCUTTA. 10Th January little change in the ex
port market. Large shipments OF rice and cotton
making Britain. OH seeds active. Imports generally
depressed Exchange unaltered
CANTON, lin January Cotton has receded. Turke,
opium sells a, 800. In tea, the principal business ha,
been in green, tor America. Other articles unchanged
Money scarce
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Feb. 1s.-Grain much depressed
but capitalists hold on. Cotton hrm at about prevou
quotations.
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SrrlSeFntp, (Mass.,) March 7l.-The Baptist churc
at Wnche scr, in this State, entirely consumed
fire yesterday, Loss So 600
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A MEXICAN HOUSE Hanover street, BOSTON, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt and elegantly furnished po.s-srinf
modern for the socomo'
ton OF the travelling public
Dec ~ DIV
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AeroRY RuRN


Bosros, March 2i.-The American carpet manufsotorl
at Roxbury destroyed by fire last night Loss SIS 900
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BRILLIANT Schemes,
To he drawn al Wilmington, Del, durirx the
az MAJ eh, 1888
GREGORY u MAURY, MAsAsKss.
(sucCessogs 10 J. w. Manry y co.,
A MAMMOTH SCHEME
s72,s00
$4,000 ,-s25coo $4,000,
2i4 pixies Of 81 ,oOo
Lottery or benefit OF The
STATE or DELAWARE,
Glass O, for 1883
To be Wilmington, DELI Saturday safeh 20 1000
rs number IOuery-l2 drawn ballots
BRILLIANT
grand prize Of. sz2 500 prize of"''''.sSss99o
splendid pnLe OFF,. 80, % DO .'s''''''' I1
prize OF 2ouV0 ga prizes Oh ,-'s'''''' At0N'
/ 10000 Ac sc. &c
Tickets $40 halves s0-quaners sS-eishths ~ 30.
Certificates OF packages of a5 whole tickets, 500 70
do % half do iU w
2o quarter do % w
Do do IS eighth do 81 %
aud certificates OF packages IN the
attention, and
oc drawing immediately after Is over
10 ali who order from
Address r.. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Febl Wilmington, Del
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SHIP GOLDEN LIGHT BURNED AT SEA.

Bosros March 20 The British ship Shand, arrived yes
erday from Caicu,a, brought passengers part Of the
crew OF the cppehip Golden Light, which sailed en- The
IL February from Boston for San Francisco. On the
night the 22d OF February she struck by lightning,
all driven The boa,s numbering, passengers
and crew. thry-hve. The ship burnt the waters
edge Three boats OF five picked by The Shsnd
others had parted company separately Fifteen only
are known 10 been saved The of the passen-
gers Mrs Ford, OF Ysrmou,h Maine Mrs Nor.
ri, Of Gardiner, Maine Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings, do
Mr. Dodge, OF Salem Mr. Smmonds, of Lincoln.
The ship owned by James Hutchns, of Boston, and
valued at $500 600 which is fully by insurance.
osliy Boston. She registered 40 tons end il
her fourth iP is believed that fifteen persons per-
ished.
[sEcoSp DESPATCH
The insurance the ship Goldes Light amounts the
very large of S2ss coo, the offices in this city, viz
The Neptune, S2s Boyston, S25 900; n. E. Mutual
$40 900 Boston, $50 600 Hope. $40 600 American
S23 600 City Mutual S25 coo; Washington, $50 900
Suffolk, els coo; Equitable SIS 900 Alliance SIS 600
National, SIG 900; Triton, $4,000
The Journal contradics, respectable authority, that
Spring. being tried in Philadelphia for murder, COM
United the murder in Newfoundland. The Spring guilty
of hat affair hung 81 Johns, Newfoundland IN
1898.
Letters received here from the Cape of Good Hope
that although there had been pretension
seremeat the troubles with tho Calls yet uo;hng de
csve had been done The natives continued arass the
troops and farmers, destroying crops carrying oil cattle
&c. Governor Cathc irts expedition arrange ssiis
he country proved failure Affairs throughout the coun-
try remained in very unsettled condition.
The passengers who belonged to the Golden Light saved
by the ship Shand, report that the missing boats a
large yawl and whale boat, and had good SAILS with pien
iful supply Of provisions trade winds, and had
fine weather There weTe therefore, hopes OF their
ual safety.
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GAL. ON ACCOUNT THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
- On Thursday, 24th instant at = we val, sell AT the
Psfent tables coons and The
Once leading TO The Fair
Terms All under $50, cash. $50 credn OF
two and four months with endorsed bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 42--dm Aueuoncers
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QOOKs-Mr GsIsher's pngrinsg. Adam and David -
- s'so y" Western sketch Book n each
bed nom The a"sho street, south doors wsss Of
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Ny E. N. sTRATrON, Auct,oneer.
(Pew~syIeanio avsnvs corner Of Ninth sfr.et)
SpECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR TEAs.-on Thursday morning
- March 24n 10 O'Clock, shall
reserve, invoice OF teas consisting Of -
20 chests Imperial
rs do Gunpo~dsr
10 do young Hysou
DO
The and generally
particularly superior
qnay and this market, and will b.
sosd IN lots Samples
and may be d a n time
crew. "s approved endorsed notes bearing interest
ny J. O. neoutRE, Auotsoneer.
T1kTMPRoVEn PROPERTY AT AUCrJos-on Thur.dsy AZ
tescoon, March ~ at O'Clock
and andl n .ooa,e IA
~ Is, 10, and W in square ooa s M and ia h
square loloi and 5, in square oa square " H.
square ~; 3, in square 81 49, - ~
third residue ,n.u,.
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest ~
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
n6Ha Aoouonee
WHITE slavery I'm the B.rbsry states, ny Hon
W Charles sumner
PHILOSOPHY ofHss Healu, and Cure without Ai-o
Of Erroneous hppehtes l.. n NJ
Thirty third thoossnd price ST.
Representations Of the Heart Of Man.
rated. s
For sale by GRAY BhLANTfNF,
Mar n Seventh street.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auouonesr.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On Friday morning, March -, 10 O'clock residence
NJ.
Ilt shall all his
ssina Of
Gill frame pier glass; stat and bracket
Marble table tables
Walnut table, shelves
Two mahogany hair spring seat sofas
Mahogany rockers paror chairs
Paror cbaaber, and stair csrpeung olcloh
French china vases, girandolss
Blackboard, dining breakfast tables
China dinner and table cutlery
Silver plated csstors glassware
Mahogany, French, uuodio be1afaads
Superior feather bed bolster, and pillows
Hair and busk mattresses, bedding
Wardrohrs, Wristbands
Cane lounges
Superior and
Paor and chamber stoves, &c.
Together with general kitchen requisites
Terms of under, credit Of
Two and four months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctiooeer.
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEE

WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
Prices Observation-Disclosures only as cents.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
A HALL, PnsssyLvasIAAy
First time in Washineton)
THIS magnificent and
erh,bitsd Philadelphia
In order TO give all Opportunity daring The week. the
price uf admission will be y all OF
Children under 10 years OF age, l2k
Doors evening st O'Clock TX
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at ~.
21-dw
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE
BENEFITsor H. g. JORDAN.
III c. JORDAN bess most respectfully inform his friends and
II. generally benefit this
place evening" which
which will
appreciation and support.
O. will appear his celebrated characters.
March "a
PANORAMA AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
world still rouni AID will do for four
Iongef
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
VERY large number families and individuals have snfed
n
hitherto, Fair and other witness
"Thc Panorama aad have obtained
the exhibitions evenings longer Mondsy
Tuesday Wednesday The
"Wednesday, O'Clock The
ming exhibitions will commence O'Clock.
Tickets Is
N. nightly elite
aEton and the distinguished from all Of the
Union. This Is positively the last opportunity.
22-da
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DIED.

Al New York city, the 18th instant ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter IF tie late KANE for resident Of this
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Prices of admission Private IS dress circle par
auette so children under 10 half reserved
rs orchestra IS family circle, Is thrt
tier, so cents; colored gallery %
Doors O'Clock will be raised ~ TIT
box Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock
Mar ~
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Hrfvft Htn. I0oneI EhGIhFfH
To be inserted in The ntegepes Repubo and Union ws,h
nstnn psbIcan Savannah Cal Inquirer
Daily News Phisdphia Courier and Enquirer and Erps"
Whir Troy, " v, Boston Cou~r Bostn dairy o
weeks ~ each containing the sdvertemsn
to be 70 the Engineer Department
ar DIV
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II. A. WOOD, NJ. D.

Proposals n Dredge Tag-Boat and scosss, Or for
Dredging by the Cubic Yard, In the savannah
river, Georgia.
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THIS is tn give notice that J, Glars meW'n, 70 o.
Frederick nbtsned from the stats o W
No so for 2tSS acres etsn,
ed father, Joshua McwiIsms, hr MS seros
lost and that sns e" scp
fpt The
an V-lsw3m
UIRGI~IA MILITARY LAND wAHhAN'snIhe m
..s ~ - EvANsk FAINT,
~'F - ~ Agents aud Attorneys
r.b rsAndAv Ish street. opposite tbs Treasury Department
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ssrirr.ss week Il a. Of ei75 One -g y s-l -'f
"a frc,-sr foa - TIE ha been cn co. 80 =
CeurteI 30 u in rllle lrt hls d q - -ff-- - VIZ
he cct roticf1 lsrf wr.E O. CT C--c--9
esrsctuf hss 81 In ss@e. le al. , - 81, o.. 80
Pr5-u suii bsre n -n re7.t i-s- % = - -
Ia ueek sven sfrte o. me leT u SD = ~ - =
"a hee re- hands fif rod f0r 70 fc- ti-J 1s gee p
foi5 10 10 % Geor-ia Tsrss were - lsia eaT-r
-a+rh ron lt-re 70 -f-tf lSa Is 800
hsh sure Or> stuse Black Hawk soa % q = pi--
so. $1,000. h--...
vhef b. sd q ..yf Ard $50 rsir. -. III. T.,
Maeaulsy hs stable d., 81 The .s O, q - 80.
th vel have vsryiDE about = p-tnep-J a.,
80 rr ssds The il tbs sabk today are "a
snd rpryivarid NJ Nscauiey repTs TIE fnx1 fsy u,
tSsf % til trk-t -
4. Nosxifh.grdn u ae nuI1bsr q Fsbss IN f rex u
or hs h. IL zen ero-.sd sdj1ui-s Mscsul-ys
h. = nd Il hoys-s which The 0Tner AZ - Lss
Norrhrp Pr. have 80 hid retry A. 80, ~.
m =. haze been The week e. -p o 80
49, * T7r mako. s dull They have - - OH
,.i,s ess there CO.'S rl1e dersnd = 70 p-vl
Cbssrlr ts lso stable toSsy mostly RON - -. ION
- ,(.-e f-or lis STAG some frcE N-rJeIey
Vsrr,ont snd few from Csrscs eor1pIs % ,ss -
axe sg0 ereh There hts been - 900 OF ~ 49, a =,
- 49, ,rotfnr borses - linz rsfnef yN =
s9cs - .od FOR $50 -Soo each the &oe
.ovt tcrses few sod for farming purpose u - S'
for City bold hack little Il
~ -r bo-,@s n The country than here Ihe asnt1
ps.,s q ~ - hundred snd fly dollars e very limited
~ M thsn psr 70 South There Is eNoa -
,sss "a that feeding heir horss - tho1sa tny
.r fr r1sret inst sd OF The morse
~Sss M hors.s 10 Ike 70 over i-t horse sns nc
seeont Of speed be Absolutely un1 of service '
rscur in al
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H EDss a : s 5 l pi e; Pr a1i' Ss
Fall 1IvER s.P; I1Ar - 5:. I'. sA 0'"'N
FAIf RIvI n ~ ii-Arr 500 An Halass Hszn5al
Ab-ry' issh hsrt Aerial s.l.r. Aslsa s ossss ,.-,
GALNksl9S A.s t Ar a. s..Es "a ,l 81 - wsie.
zfh lsinty . hlsl b9sila Us - - 80
Y0rs; .ssh .ehrs D.sdsn,na Les Co. EIt Hsssy Do -,
HOLINESS EOLE sep ls-ia port scar E4sa F'ffHs LIN
'I "a oELEAys sept sea ship oaussr Balls Lvepool
b4-k Mary s Blanchard Boston schis star Gi1n'1 49,
;, lao shepsless Reed Noble AZ 5arS Aaszars LaaSe
w wi1, e. y,, p: ~ Bs.sl wtI sr In Blso ra,
pm ca - s-sAir F.eon Gay ARRIVALS sit ar A =
Cal1ssish az saa cSIt Ns- TX s2r.i 81 -.
Harlan Bso' saui.o Below. IRIS May ousen to o. '" Hya
'SsEWFoRT - San w Hear, Rostnl, csa To- Ssy
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Ssw-Yorl Sssah L smith IN Phlidepail
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row Commerce lBr Crawford Autrosan; Hhc7oa Fenan
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roo big Henry Leeds s.on Cid bark NedoA Rooy
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