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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

TWICE A WEEK-U. s.
GG MAIL PACKET Gypsy
q For the Coast, Plaquemne,
Baton Rouge, Port JH1lson. Waterloo, Ba-
you Sara, and intermediate landings--1'he
steamer G,rsv, J. H. URE. Master. leaves
New Orleans every Sunday. at y o'clock p.
NJ, Returning. leaves Bayou Sara, each trip
after the arrival Of the cars. For freight
OF passage apply on board. may l4y.
80 FOR BAYOU SARA, WA
e0 terloo, Port Hudson, Baton
- - Rouge, Plagpemine, Bayou
Govla, Dons idsqnville, and all intermediate
laHdiiIS.-The fist ,nnning steamer jonS
SwASkv. g. N. Mallett, master, will leave
New Orleans every Monday. at IL o'clock.
NJ, and Thursday at s o'clock, p. N. Re
turning will leave Port Hm'son after the a.
rival Of the cars from Clinton on Tuesday
and from Bayou Sara after the arrival Of The
cars f,om Woodvi'e on Fridays. ia"'5-y
-> FOR BAYOU SARA. FOUR
times q we-k-rhe fine pas
~ nsenger steamer New LAroSA,
Hoo, CT, Master, and EMrrRon. Cotton.
master, leave for Bayou Sara and the Coast.
as IOIJOWS new tWtOSH V'hSeS I've" W.
leans an Monday. at s o'clock ,. NJ. and
Friday. at o o'clock 4. VI. Leaves Bayo"
Sara on Tuesdays and Saturday. The Em-
rs.tor leaves New Orleans on Sunday, ut "
o'clock A. NJ. and Wednesday, at s o'clock
-. NJ Leaves Bayou Sara on Monday and
Thursday, after the arrival OF the cars from
WUiville. jan lj-y
East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.
7NHE Ferry Boat connecting with East
i and West Baton Rouge, is constantly
plying-making trips at intefva'o Of fifteen
and thirty minutes.
CHARGES.
Foot Passengers, %
Man and HORSE, -
Buggy and 81 !"
Carriage and Horses, 2 40
Horses per Head, 80
Drovcs ci horses or mules. each, 80
U7.Cash, and Cash on,y. ate the terms.
Jan by. X. BEhL' Proprietor.
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Mineral Water.

Dr.. Jaync'x Patent Medicines.
A LII OF DR.. JAYNE'S Patent Medi-
n cines may be found At Geo M. Her.
oman's. corner Of Main and Laurel streets.
CHOE BLACKING h BRUSHES-20
- dozen shoe blacking; 4 dozen shoe
bushes. J. PARRY 4 co.
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For Coughs, Colds, cot.
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
II Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, yayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup Of Naphths ect., just seceived-a few
dozen Of each for sale by WV. BosgL.
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MAYORAtITY.

YNHE PRICE OF Flour being 80 %. a bsr.
i rel. Bakers will give "a ounces Of bread
for ten cents, the ensuing week,
jan ~. y. X DUFkOCQ. Mayor.
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SPoNGEs.-Eine sa,geo" and bathing
dec BY. II. I. WADDliL, Drugt.
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OUININE-3OO ounces French, English,
V and American mahufactory.
For sale by II. 7. WADDILr., Drugt.
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For ChillS and Fevor.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smiths Tonic,
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease, for sale by
jan19.y WV. BOGEL.
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erOBACCO-25 boxes S-For sale BY
THOS. PRENDCRCAST
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r PARRY Il Co., have just received q
y. fresh stock Of Almonds, and Reasons.
Butter, and Cheese, Pickles, ana Preserves,
Call for superior articles at
anlj. PARRY. 4 Co.
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COFFEE-25 sacks Rio Coffee. for SALE
" by THos. PRgNpvRGAsr.
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Gum Drops.
lust received rs lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
y Tolan Lozengers, French tugube and
Liquorixe Paste, Acidulated Drops u ali
favors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq-
uorice, ect., by WV. BoeEL.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

CRACKNELL BISCUIT-,ust received
~ SO Boxes Of the celebrated cracknell
biscuit. A choice afticle for the tea table
or invalids "A handsome present 10 wife
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box-for skle by
nr IS. JOSHUA DEAL.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17
MR.. CHoATE's SPEECH.


We spread upon our pages to-day the revised Eu-
logy on the life of DANIEL WEBSTER, delivered at
Dartmouth College, by the Hon. RUrUs CHoATE.
Its pcrusal will satisfy all that it is not merely
formal and appointed elaboration Of the virtues and
talents of the great map whose character and emf
nence it is tribute Every sentence breathes an
earnest heartfelt devotion to the memory Of the de-
parted statesman; and we cannot doubt that even
the most laudatory and fervid portions Of this
jestic Address but sincere emanations from the
congenial genius which could admire, and the stead
fast friend who could love- the exalted subject Of
his praise.
We perceive and are affected by this ardor Of
apprecatiye friendship, as the magnificent periods
roll on with harmony, grandeur, and solemnity Of
the ocean surf; and resembling that surf as it
sweeps up wave after wave, depositing at our feet
the beautiful gems it has found in its quiet depths
BY those who will dwell upon this superb testi-
monial as its merits invite, it will not be regarded
evanescent effort of oratory, but will be pre-
served classic example of one genius, with un-
affected singleness of mind, erecting monument
over the grave of a brother genius.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL LiNTELLIGEsCER

The subscription price Of this paper for year is THREE
DoLLAas, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress, ayeraging eight
mcnths,) the price will be Two DOLLARS for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy
reduction Of 20 per cent Of the full charge)
viii be made to any who shall order and pay for
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like
ducon Of 25 per cent or of the full charge)
to any one who viii order and pay at time, ten
more copies.
Mo being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded to any unless paid for in advance sent
longer than the time for which it is so paid.
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THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA.

Mr.. WooD, our new Consul at Valparaiso, on his
way thither touched at Jamaica. In letter to a
friend in Ohio he describes the condition to which
the sudden and general emancipation of the negro
slaves in Jamaica has reduced that magnificent
island. An act of misguided philanthropy has been
the ruin of both whites and blacks, and the miser-
able race which it was designed to bless appear to
be fast relapsing into state of utter barbarism.
The following is extract from Mr.. WOODS letter
About 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in sight Of Jamaica.
Mountains appeared rising several thousand feet On
nearing the land took board black pilot ran close
in with the shore about thirty miles to Port Royal and
entered the harbor of Kingston which, you know is
the south side We close in with the land from the
time reached Jamaica until We entered the harbor
We saw many plantations, the buildings dapdated !;
fields of sugarcane halfworked and apparently poor
and nothing but that which win grow without the labor
of man appeared luxuriant and fourihing The island
itself is Of great fertility Of the best Of the Antilles
but all the large estates upon it fast going to
ruin In the harbor were not dozen ships Of all
ons no business doing and every thing you heard
spoken in the language of complaint Since the blacks
have been liberated they have become ndolent nsoent
degraded, and dishonest They rude, beasty Of
vagabonds, lying naked about the streets filthy the
Hottentots, and believe worse.
On SethS 10 tne wharf, the lrst DlAcks ol
both sexes, in great numbers, perfectly naked, came
swimming about the boat and would dive for small
pieces Of coin that thrown them by the passengers
These they would catch in the water pick from the
bottom They fall though the water is twenty feet
deep.
The harbor Of Kingston is spacious and secure. The
city is old and in ruins On entering it the stranger
annoyed death by the black beggs every STEP and
you must often show them your pistols or an urifed
to rid yourself of their opportunities
I'VE here tweny-four hours, took in four hun
dred tons Of COAL which all brought board black
women in rags in tubs carried on their heads.
The whites very civil and courteous. They seem
delighted to Americans say the island is ruined by
legislation and the neglect of the home Government and
most Of them desirous Of getting away.
hope the abolition of slavery every where viii not
be attended with the consequences that it has in
Jamaicato ruin both black and white but visits
jamaica without the most thorough conviction that the
liberation Of the slave has spoiled him and ruined his
master. have, however, time for comments
the subject"
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NAvAH--The frigate 81 Laurence, Com. DuLAsy. and
the soop-ofwar Portsmouth, Commander DonSrS. were Al
San Francisco the 18th Of August last from Honolulu
Both shortly to leave the Portsmouth for the Pacific
Islands and the st. Lawrence cruise as far as Val
paraiso The soopofwar jamestown was at Rio on the
Sd Of August preparing to return to the River Plate
from whence she had just arrived
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Dr. FISHER W. AgEs has been examined before police
justice Cincinnati the charge OF shooting and stabbg
Mr. JAMES c. HALL with intent to kill The Justice order
ed the prisoner to give bail in the Of twenty
FIVE thousand dollars default Of which he was commit
ted to prison II is thought that ball cannot recover
from his wounds.
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AMERICAN CoLoNIzATIos SocIErYThe receipts of this
Society during the past month amounted to 81 6S2 in
Guiding legacy Of $1,000 left by the late Judge Bur
NETT Of Cincinnati The societys next expedition to
Liberia will sail from Baltimore the 1st Of November
and from Norfolk on the 9th Of the same month-Sun
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IMPORTANT DEcisfoS.-We learn from the Batavia (N
papers that Judge DBBLE has decided that the sale
by the Seneca Chiefs in ls42 of their lands Buffalo
to the Ogden Company, fraudulent and Illegal and
that he has granted for the removal Of the
cupants Of the land.
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On the 5th instant the Howard Association of New Or
leans RENTED to Mobile the Of 81 $780, generously
sent from there during the early period Of the epidemic
in aid Of their dstresses Mobile alas Is now suffering
probably about badly New Orleans from the scourge
The Bee mentions il fact worthy Of record that the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in New Orleans have
been severe sufferers frem the epidemic:
Some Of its noblest, purest and best have fallen vic
TINS to the dread destroyer But TO the eternal honor of
the Order be it said that Odd Fellow has been COM
pelied to ask assistance outside Of his Order from
any quarter whatever Neither have the phianthropic
workings Of the Order been confined members within
S own immediate jurisdiction. 1t has been called upon
provide for and to inter transient brethren from almost
every quarter OF the compass The duties deyoyDg upon
it have been faithfully fulfilled"
In view Of these facts, is pleasure to state that the
attention Of Odd Fellows in other parts Of the country
been aroused 70 the state Of things existing among the
Order in New Orleans, and that assistance has been
promptly given Contributions have been sent from many
points.
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A letter from Valparaiso, dated the 1st of Au-
gust published in an Eastern paper, says:
THE Hon. BAnrE PgyToS, our Minister, arrived yes
terday Santiago he will wait here the arrival Of the
Minister, who is daily expected His recall, well
that of Mr. DUER, esteemed Consul is greatly re-
GREETED among the Americans These appointments have
been without doubt the popular the
made for Valparaiso. hope the newly appointed gen.
tlemen their way may prove acceptable to all par
tiesn
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A DISCOURSE,

COMMEMORATIVE OF DANIEL WEBSTER,
Deiuerea before the Faculty, Students, and Aluntni
of Dartmouth College, on the day preceding he
Commencement, July 27, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06
The New York Chamber of Commerce.


The regular monthly meeting was held yesterday af
ternoon, at the Merchants Bank Several matters OF
mi ortance came up for action.
The regular order of business temporarily suspend
ed for the presentation of the following preamble and
resolutions by Mr. Phoenix, relative to the enlargement
Of the Erie Canal
Whereas The rapid settlement and greatly increased as
and Other Of the States and
sseS.onsd thereby to the produscr de-
d"ee Atlantic ports sxrorstiOn foreign
% sas % ss s G ns
the immediate enlargement Of it, compete successfully
the trade % s'A' s'' -
VITAE ins
New York that immediate be taken by the Le
manner enlargement Of the Erie canal
NTH h Ss s a
slosaly desy The charge for IFS wishou. ro
nesSysd, that the Chamser Of Commerce Of this oi.y
er shs
produce merchandise through the Stat
s
as Of I y and q
public works Of the state, 80.
y @ This \ Is &.
bly, and TO the members Of the Legislature from this city
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. PHOENIX introduced the following resolution
thanks to Mr. Fish, with appropriate Introductory re-
marks.
are hereby rendered Hon Fish, the 1sai
and fidelity evinced him Of tho repre-
entvcs of the State of New York in the Congress sn
United States in successfully advocating In the SENATE sno
passage of the law establish assay once IN the cy
New York; -,
The resolution was unanimously adopted-a compli-
ment well deserved
The regular order business thcn rcsumed, and
the following gentlemen elected by ballot mem-
hers of the amber:-David G. Freeman, Richard w.
Trundy Horato N. Holt, Geo. W. Beebe, John Collins
| John b. Shines, T. d. sutton -.
Jonathan Sturges elected 10 the Arbitration Com
mittee in place OF Charles Carow, whose term service
had expired
on the 2d Of December last TO report suitable
ystcm for the better regulation OF trade in the matter
OF the receipt and delivery of goods" presented lengthy
rer ort The committee say they found the subject
rounded with many difficulties among which mem
toned limited wharf ROOM the wide diversity Of opinion
what constitutes delivery, the great number OF
thieves dsrredatng upon goods, &c. Rules are recon-
mended by the committee relative to the forming OF
tracts for the sale and delivery Of goods for Weighing
measuring and gusging, and which very minute and
| elaborate.
| Mr.. BRowFR Of the same committee read paper q.
planning his for declining to sign the above
| port.
Mr. RonKRrs spoke in defence Of the report, al 70 Mr.
Isaac H. Smith and others. After long debate the 70
port with that Of the minority was order'Id 10 II
printed and to brought up for discussion at speoa
| meeting TO be called hereafter
Action on unfinished business WAS defr rred on aoceun
Of the lateness Of the hour, and oton for sdjag
l emit carried
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Work of tn,s Legislature

TITLES OF ACTS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK, In THE YEAR isOj.
An act TO extend sac time for the collection oil taxes
Of 1852
q To authorize The Metropolitan Fire Insurance Com.
rany in the city 81 New Yok, to increase the number OF
directors. -
To provde for the election Of fifth Justice Of the
Peace in th TOW of Potsdam ST. Lawrence county, and
Tor the fue election Justices Of the Peace In said
town.
Ia reIa ZION to the plan of meeting of the Board Of
Tow Auditors Of the town Of Mchmondville, Sch0hare
County
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$3OOOOOO sssd. oAS .. sSs as 1aa. Hsa

1s as S'f
etruction bonds to bc issued in of thousand and
1 IN Dr. Idol sF a. payable at the The
Of
tobe in each at the of por per
b y rss only
in length and millions 'sfse Of % Of IN
the vicinity tie road granted by Congress to aid in its
H;sd;. ;s., ,,
ruling one year snse
amount bonds which can be issued under the
mortgage seventeen millions OF dollars Of which have been
already negotiated
In United States and iron and other contracts,
seven per cent bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,7s5oOo
Total; .slo,7s5, 900
The win give to zach subscriber 70 this loan
500 each bond 81 900 subscribed and
viii s s%sss
e ns Ga an
By the not exceeding the then called
the right to redeem Of the bonds
at time before maturity payment OF the amount
thereof with twenty per cent premium and any accrued
proposal will be received any rate less than
the the right accept proposals for all or
per cent Of the allotted to each subscriber
s
% pg p full n sn ss1s % "
time II any subscriber whose bid is accepted sh al
prefer in lieu of the cent bonds hereby offered
TO receive six per cent bonds of the same character
id every respect those issued for the London Loan
Of Of which interest and principal will be payable
n Snson s at the rate Of and ssn
subscriber will bo required the nsale in London
at the rate to wit f s Sd for each bond of 81 G00
The stock appropriated to such subscription will he also
gistered in London the terms and conditions
That registered there preferred instaments and dy
dends being payable there at the same rate of
change
Interest will in all be adjusted payment of the
final instalmcnt.
Proposals. will be received by w p BURRALL Treasurer
at tie office Of the Company No. 50 Wall street N Y,
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports documents showing the financial condition Of
the company the progress of the work and all
formation relative to its affairs and prospects, be OBJ
tanned apple alton to the Treasurer personally by let
ter by order Of the Board of Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER President
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
W. p. BURIAL. Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, Committee.
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES,
" A..v.O
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IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
~~eoS>rs>~~SN~~~No<No~>
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
~>~c~>~o~>>~~>>~>o~~o~
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
Urging the Speedy Enlargement Of the Canals.
Proposition Of Mr. Cooley to Amend
the Constitution.
SUPPOsITION THAT 1T WILL SETTLE THE
CANAL CONTROVERSY.
e>~o~>oOoo~~ce~~oo~~o,
SPIRITED SPEECH OF SENATOR COOLEY
In Opposition to Senator's McMurray and
Pierce, Comptroller Wright, and Others.
-~~>>~o~~>>>>~>>~~~>>.
Business IN Executive Session Of tho Senate,
&o.. &c. &c.
'roposition Of Mr. Cooley to Amend
the Constitution,
SUPERSTITION THAT 1T WILL SETTLE THE
CANAL CONTROVERSY.
Business IN Executive Session OF tho Senate.
&o.. &c.. &c.
7 E l. E G r APHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
PROPOSITION OF SENATOR COOLEY TO AMEND THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE SETTLEMENT OF
THE CANAL QUESTION, ETC.
AL C0pp
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ArOTICH-NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
meeting Of the ss1sthoSs1 Sf sn.
Friday April "a at IL O'Clock noon for the purpose OF aos
ing Of the Legislature Of the state OF new YORK
9Th Of April 1882 and The act Amending the
same p.s.sd the 9 day Of March 1855 and HPon ths
dollars resolution Of the directors The
polls will be opened II noon and closed at
Z. 9- = - ALEX. KYLE SaaretarY
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NOTICE THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
IN United States Mail Steamship GompanyAA sleetioE
yor ave directors Of this company will DO held at ths ecs
Che sompany No 60 Wall street. In the city Of New York
hursday the st day Of April next between the hours
OF oclock H. and o'clock p. NJ, and At the tint
place persons Will be chosen TO inspectors
xor the next sueessding election.
company rsnatng The election Of directors and nspeoto.
of tie election Of the company yix-
The election Of directors Of the company shah BE- he
~ the oos Of the company in the city Of New York.
Ghs nr Thursday Of March OF each and three
shall then be chosen by the entitled to vote
otors to act inspectors the next succeeding election
the polls TO be opened at L. continue until ooo
IN tie afternoon.
Votes by proxy 10 bo admitted, the power be logan,
exeeutod and In all other respects SUFFICIENT.
The annual election for directors this
ng been hold the day designated and appointed by t
hyAws thereof election for five directors will be hs
1t the time and place first above niyDtioned.
WM L. YOULE. Secretary
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs.-HA AND ST
at the office Of the undersigned In the city Hannibal
Missouri until the Twentieth April for the gradua
tion masonry and bridging of twenty hvo miles of ae
road extending west from Hannibal Propositions viii
also be received at office In the city of St. Joseph Mis-
souri, until the tenth day Of May for the graduation
eonry and bridging Of twenty miles extend
ing east from St. Joseph The remainder OF the lns
be placed under contract the be
pared by the engineers This line embraces
excavations and and several large bridges
Plans prohlss and specifications will be ready at sscl
place one week previous to the letting
DUFF LEARNED. Contractors II. st. j. r. Z
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ITO BUILDERS, &C.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
have frame house 0ined with brck built, the fol-
lowing terms The house to cost about to be buit
contract payment to he received in monthly instruments
from the completion Of house, interest a
Per cent to be paid full amount of contract until the
tire Amountis paid on. Apply, by letter. to A. a. Herald
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P1HTTTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT
issue drafts BY special authority payable al
land and ths National Bank Of Scotland At sight Al il
SUM from 81 upwards.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 7s Wall street, cor Pearl
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DAGE, BACON CO., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO,
CslExehange London Valparaiso and the principal
cities Of the United States for sale suit Colec
lions made a San Francisco the interior Of the State
proceeds promptly remtted Refer and draw on the
American Exchange Bank Messrs Duncan Sherman Co.,
New York
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"AHruAI-

nRAYTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
II s1G s4s ocxsl SnH Ha1E q Isai.sd for sale By
Parties IN the country wishing remit can forward
Through OF the agencies Of Wells Butterned Go.
Puusn. yifRl Co.
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THE TURF.

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND-TROTTING.-A
IL purrc Of $25 will of this day (Wedne day, April o.
at O'clock Mile heats best three in five under the saddle
Closed with the following entries g Brooks epters
ZAck O. s. enters b. Roen Nary, r. Helms enters b.
Crow Queen, NJ. Tuttlc cnte.s r. r. Boston Fox
" LUFf. prOpriotor
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HHONEY-CASH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GOODS,
M groceries, segars hardware pianos books staticnery
e .n AUD % ssr.s up
tairS from A n to p N