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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

An Ordinance establishing Church and Wa.
ter streets crtsndcd from Maple Avenue
west TO Canes addition, with an alley
extended through the block between said
streets,
BE Il ordained by the City Council Of the
City uf Hannibal, as follows;
Sec. LIST. That Church street be OK.
tended west from Maple Avenue for
the south line thereof commencing at the
north east corner Of out lot No, 81, thence
In a line west to ln,cnscl the north east
corner OF lot number one, Ia Gnno's subdl.
vision OF out lots 81 and 0S, said street 10
DO ut q width OF fifty feet taken of tho
north side OF the limo here described, from
Maple Avenue 10 said subdivision. Tho
same " hereby established and declared
open, aud TO DO kept In repair AZ such.
See, I'd II is further ordained that Wa.
ter street be extended west fifty feet wide
from Maple Avenue, and for the north line
thereof commencing on tho west side Of
Maple Avenue, say 28o feet south Of the
corner Of out lot 81, thence west In line
to mIetSccl the south east corner of lot
No, 81 In Ganos suhlivlsion--and for the
south line of snid street commencing at n
point on the west line OF Maple Avenue,
hNy feet south OF tho north limo Of this
street hero cited, 'hOnce west to interscct
the north east corner OF lot No. 30 In said
Gano's addition. Tho Same Is hereby cs.
tablIshed aud declared to DO public street,
aud is ordered TO be opened and kept IN
repair rs such,
Sec ID, II Is further ordained that a
twelve feet alley ho extended west from
Maple Avenue, and for the north line
thereof commencing on tho west sdo Of
Maple Advantageous hundred aud fifty feet
south OF the oOrner OF out lot 81, thence
west h q line ~ nterSoet the south east
corner Of lot No, l In Ganos addition, and
Tor width To he twelve feet taken of south
side Of said line, Tho same Is hereby es,
tablished and declared to be n public alley
and Is ordered 10 ee opened and kept II
repair as such
Sec, 4,h, This ordinance 10 be in force
from and after Publication,
Approved April 18th, 1885,
WI0 4. r, SELMES, Mayor.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
From ID. MlVnOustts.
LINES AT PARTING. E

Three noon,, dear Lima, viii wax and wansl
A few short hoats will assI
And thou wilt bs at thy home again.
Far Tar non school and me-
And Joyous bant Of thy shlldhOOd's friends,
VIII meet thee with welcome glad,
And thou ns'st wilt think Of those ,hSu hast lsN -
or their parting lone and sad,
ThcyM twlns for thee--lhoae bright young friendi--
A wreath for Thy snowy browl
And AOweFy path will be thine 10 bsad,
Ia the home thou gosst 10 now,
| mk thee not 10 remember then,
The scenes OF the heavenly hill
ask thee uo,, fOr mid song and igS
The memory lies atlll,
Bu, when thou ART gone 10 thy couch Of
And the moon looks calmly pale,
when all save thee are with slumbst blast,
o. then maysll thou ITO the vail,
And gaze awhile on thy Nhool,dGyS AOms,
Aud the hsnoS thou hast parted thsri
or the green wood path we've uod,
In the sunny days Of yor.
And whom thou brlhGcN 10 mind, Awtal one,
The friends thou hast loved there Wsn
May I not claim . humble place,
10 thy msnOry,--Fr thee we'll iNE2.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
RIRRs

On Friday night, the 18th inst, Mr. Wright,
u blacksmith Of Miami, Mo, had his house burnt
to tho ground, together with nearly all the eOn.
tents, A candle which had been oarelcsSly lott
burning, caught Are 10 the bed curtains when
every body was AIleep, aud tho family had only
time to escape In lhsir night clothes.
On the Somo evening sparks from the chin.
nsyS OF the "PolHr Star" Iot Are 10 the prlnoi.
pal warehouse at WAySrly Mo-, which was
consumed, together with 10 contents consisting
principally Of 300 tunS Hemp, Two dwellings
adjoining shared the SAme tateI and a. the wind
was blowing strong, there was great danger OF
the whole town being reduced 10 ashes, when
tho steamer Martha, Jewott, true 10 the painted
device on hel life boat, "oame TO thu rescue"
opportunity, and her generous Captain, Jew.
cit, laid up half the day. and seat all hands ont
70 save the town. ..I
WeundOrstand that at least $4,000 worth o.
produce WINS eonsumed in the wArohoisS--.only
$4,000 OF which was covered by lnsuranee--
the balance Of tho loss falling mostly on small
farmers, who were storing their Hemp In the
warehouse, II BrunswiekSr, 18th,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
rO.MoGRow".soSER RRPEkurrosa

Llfc's humbuE deaths a hoax -
sCriCss and gclch are serious joka,
Riches have aSwn II ant catch 'em,
Blast thu luck, AMI blast the liquor
Ca'l all GTog to ----. Oh I'm siekorl
Zee the demons how hsy'ro dancing
SprNemg, gOeSIng, kieElng, PraueInsl
Some AT grlnnlng on their beam endsI
Rum more rum l'pvs 10, the Uemsas
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Al Wisan, on the o0d, at l,0o p, NJ, jus, M
some Sixty men had assembled from the Arley
Mine, and while they stll stood on the brow u
the pitt they wore alarmed by hearing very
loud report, which was Instantly tOllOwOdby a
great rush Of air up both shafts. Dense vol.
umsS Of smoke, sulphur and coal dust ascendsd
the up cast SHAFT for nearly twenty minutes, and
though tho dOwn-eAN was not 20 bad, Uil the
rush up that was very nsroe for time.
Water was poured into the down east shaft
to drive out the MlrhurOw Oir or choke damp,
which now Allied L, Il was two o'olook bafore
theslats Of tho air enabled any person to descend
onOlOaring out the pit, there were found the DO.
dies sttOr'y dead pOrsSns, and civ wounded, OH.
era known TO have been in the mine, could not
be Found a. '
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Thh mOrAing team OF two hOVSsS ran away,
starting near tho frat Presbyterian Church, and
running at full speed down Hin street, and
AroughCroish Alley to North street. A Son Of
Mr., Bowder was in tho wagon, ,nNnrOlly holding
his position and guiding his horses tho whole
distance, The felly Of one fOrO wheel was
broken, by striking u curb stone at the corner
Of Main street, but no other damage.
Sc great speed, 80 much danger, and such
admirable presence Of mind, are not often Secn
under similar circumstances
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Mr., Hiram MeVOigh, In the Wong Narrow
Room" has well selected, though not very
large assortment His coats, hats, neck hand.
ksrohiefs, &c. are very neat
John MoVsigN, in tho same establishment,
has for SOlO 10. Of pretty and cheap collars.
Mr. James ThOnpsOa has opened a shOp near
G. W. BryOnS Stove store, His CSssimsres,
cloths and veS,ingS are probably az fine and
beautiful a. any tia, haVesver been brought to
Hannibal His gOOds are cheap IN proportion
70 their quality, and from their appearance
prentice to Do durable,
, A large number Of persons have arrived, pre-
pared to bid on tho railroad contracts,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

The Bmnswloker repeats the 81, houiS
InlellIgeHeOrs correspondent story about
snow so deep that he caugh, hold OF the
tops OF trees a hundred feet high, no at the
same time walking over the snow In which
they were buried, The Bpnswleker Is
willing to believe the story provided the
correspondent, will take oil niOety.tour
feet
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

The society Of the M, II, Church South, only
Is strong lately built very neat frame
church in the Forks Of the Charlton In this eoNn.
", At cost Of about $500, AZ their dedIeG
ton recently there was an addition Of twelve
mCmbors under their pastor Rev, M, y, Fad"
lBrunswicken
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Foam SAuor, --One tCa-oup Of sugar, tWo-
thirds do OF butter, and ono Tablespoonful Of
flour beaten together ill smooth, then place over
tho Gre and ALir In rapidly three gillS boiling
waters season with nutmeg. A very rich and
delicious sauce Cor puddingS IN mNdO by this re-.
oipe.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

An intelligent female correspondent writes
tAs believing Under the above head, We hope
'Oms Of The young ladies 81 Hannibal will adopt
the suggestions directed 10 them,
We love to see close, active and unwearied
performance Of duties, Interpreted with gale.
ties, and OmusmOnts Of areRnlng and olevating
character Let young men have debating Socie.
ties, libraries, social halls, engage In fishing,
hunting and gymnostic exercises, Let the wine
cup, races, playing cards and billiard tables be
FOr'aken. Money spent for cigars, wine, to.
bOccO and such useless indulgOnOios could be
better devoted to the purchase Of ShslS, miner.
OILS, coins, antiques, indeed any eurositeS Of ma.
lurs, or Ort, engrOviAgs, statues, paintings, SC,
The coarse and ignorant delight only in the
pleasures o. sense, We do not advocate quiet
and sedentury amusOmCn,s altogether, Exerols.
Is Of muscular strength, such a. ealiSthenleS
and gymnaStioS, are beneficial when we'll con-
Quoted, What you do, do with all your SOUL
None Of US admire liSlless, selfish, earo.for.
nothing person, while one Of clear, vigorous,
"hNN NhN NhViklN VAOaS wv WhuNHSH WHeENNtI
he goes The enthusiasm one person cun Gro.
atc by bold and earnest action Is astonishing.
"Is, vs. then b up and dSins,
With heart iorevety fate,
Slill achieving, stll pursuing,
Learn 10 labor, md 10 waltz
Lot the young ladies o. town meet ono ur.
terncon every week, and spend II In reading
some useful and entertaining book, In the
course Of their reading tho coming week. let
anything they meet, connected with the ubjcet
discussed, Or that under consideration, DO i'm.
parted TO the other members, The ladies will
be surprised 10 find how much they have learn.
cd in a pleasant way, during the year. While
one reads lot the others employ themselves with
their needles, either on work Of their own, Of
FOR some benevolent purpose, In their reading
let them DO unprecedented, and eoolly, carefully
seek FOR truth, When the labors Of the day mr.,
over, the gentlemen would, perhaps, find Il
pleasant to jOnthe reading circles, aud all ooult
then engage in historical games or other i'm,
proving recreation. NJ.
Rails County, 1854
- sst..aaa-a. Hss.r..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

nT We urO authorized TO announce Mr.,
THOS. Il. THOMPSON, as Il candidate
tor reelection TO the office Of OLRWK OF
rnA CmcuIr CoURr, for Marion County
wtdA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Upwards Orthlrty persons were lately GOp"
tised into the Baptist Church in tho Ncrhsrm
part Of Charlton county,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Col, DoniphAn, OF Liberty, Mo-, Is about
to omlgraIe To California for the benefit sr
his health, ...'.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

nP Wo are authorized to announce
Capt =. A, BOWEN, asa candidate Tor
Clerk OF the Court OF COMMON PLRAs,
Elec,ion next August wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Gen, Santa Anna arrived at Vera CSuS
amid the greatest enthuSiNsm, and started
for the capital on the 9th.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

CRysrAL pALAeC,-Tho N, Y, Tribune de-
mics that the eNSt iron rNitcu for the crystal
palace have proved on trial TO DO too short. II
is also stated that no cause For delay CxiSts, but
that the Directors are StrNining every nerve IA
get tho exhibition open in May, but tho nov.
81 character Of the building renders itS construe.
ton comparatively difficult, 80 that il will mol
DO possible 10 have Il finished on the day frat
appointed, Still the delay will not be great, and
We are assured that AT all events the opening
may be expected by the RSt Of Juno
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

A correspondent Of the Michigan Farmer a..
rOetS, a. q remedy Cor tho blind slNggerS in
hogs, 10 bleed them IN the third wrinkle in roof
Of mouth. NY practice 10 to throw tho hog on
he back aud cut Oeresl tho wrinkles, and fksVc
aever had = case that did not effect 4 cure,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

uP We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
TAOS. Il, HATCHER, asa candidate for
reelection to the office OF 'CLENE OF TnR
CouNTY CouRT, OF Marion County. wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

In Cincinnati, on tho 18th, flour was sci,
ling at 50 70 to SO T5i Mess Pork In de.
mNnd at $l4s bOoon sides ~ packed, The
river had risen four feet since Saturday,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

nJs We are authorized to announce
CHARLES d. BOURNE, Ns a candidate
for the office Of CLERK oF TnR HANNIBAL
CouRr oF COMMON PLIAs, at tho next Au'
gust election,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Tho Hannibal City Liquor Law Reform As
SociNticn met last night ut tho Second PrCsby,e'
rian Church, Mr., |, l., Holt WA chosen TO the
Chair In place Of DR.. Morton, absent, The
Committees appointed to obtain signors To the
constitution, handed in the signatures, and re-
ported $l7 90 paid for Initiation Fee"
There were two Oddressesi one at the opening
of the meeting by Thomas MODanuold, ESQ.,
who, In explaining the objects Of the meeting,
made sOmc remarks upon tho merits Of tho
cause. Tho other was from DR., BanC, who H.
Illustrated his remarks by plates representing the
stomach, These plates, with an accompanying
book, tho Society afterwards adopted rCsolu.
ton to purchase,
Tho Association adjourned TO NEE, the arsl
Monday night in May,
Wood is elected Mayor oil Quincy by large
majority HurrOhl
Tho St. Louis Republican complains justly
Of tho manner OF telegraph reporting for the
newspaper press,
In Now York, on tho 18th, aour was selling
at $500 to $40, Corn DULL pork active and
buoyant. ,o.,...
Il will be seen thOt DR., BNne win deliver d
lecture tomorrow night on tho subject VI Spirit
uAl Manifestations,
His lecture last night, bOrorS tho Liquor Law
Reform AJooiation, showing tho effects Of al
cohol on the stomach, was listsnedto with much
respect az an Instructive, scientific exposition
Of facts which should attract the earnest alton
ton Of all who find in themselves any inclination
10 drink ardent spirits,
nmOy DO argued from thS that his lecture
tomorrow night viii be worth tho price Ot adj
nisSien.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
SPIKE,

Tho differences IN Gen, Pieroe'I Cabinet have
been adjusted, and its di'eordant materials hang
together yet,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

The river IA Nlll riMtg very alOwlN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Mn, EpIrons
The Shect-lrON String BNrd were out in mum.
bOn last night with their drum and fre, and
made night hidOOus with their yells, would
advise them TO take ono moro instrument along
in future, called tho SwinOnO, 40 that their band
mOy be complete. l think friend Hawkins
would do well 10 GO out with them, 10 keep good
order in future,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

In Now York, on tho 18th, Aour was selling
at 81 90 to ~ 20, Corn dulE pork active and
buoyant, ,o. ,...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Tho st. Louis Republican complains justly
Of tho manner OF telegraph reporting for the
newspaper press.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

Wood is elected Mayor oil Quincy by hrg,
majority HurrOhl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR LIGHTHOUSES;

ii DEPARTMENT.,
Once Of Lighthouse Board, March ID, 1853
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until Tuesday the 18th April next at o'clock, p M
supplying the lighthouses the lakes the following
titles Of oil to be delivered At the
tive times N places named, rs follows viz
he delivered OF Buffalo New York. to the proper ooer
authorized to receive IT, about the 18th day Of May
next 600 tsix thousand FIVE hundred gallons winter
Be delivered on the 18th Of May next to the
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights at Oswego New
York.
!. 600 sixteen hundred gallons vinter, and
LOCO sxteen hundred gallons spring oil;
delivered about the 18th OF May next to the
Collector and Superintendent OF Lights At Pattsburs Now
go ave hundred gallons winter strained, and
200 five hundred gallons spring oil
All aforesaid lots Of oil be delivered at the above
mentioned places for lights the lakes small iron
casks in prime order free from leakage containing
thirty to fifty gallons each aud free from all
the United States all the costa Of transportation dam
leakage being at the charges and risk OF the
tractor and all tests and inspections to DO
made prior the transportation of the oil from the
tractors warehouse or other place Of deposit.
subjected the usus tests Of specific gravity tenn
perature which II will remain limpid by burning aud
other be thought by the
persons whom that duty be assigned by the Light
oil to remain mpd at temperature Of - dogs of Fab
and the spring strained oil at
OF rs degs. of Fahrenheit or lower.
bond with security to the satisfaction OF the Depart
ment penalty equal TO fifth of the amount of each
contract made under the foregoing proposals will be
aued of each contractor for the faithful
the Department the right to reject bid
though be the lowest from other considerations than
it's amount.
placed in another envelope and addressed
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
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The quantities Of any or All may be nsrsassa or dimn.
viii be made a. mot for specific ii but for
rs;idns places where a'hysrs.
lay arise in furnishing what required and when
"sy snsf K: S s
Tho record Of rcquston duplicate copy thereof At
navy yards Aforesaid shall evidence that sub roquton
Separate oilers be zach article soap,
Of the nay w . and n ss;, than
win have the right to one or NOR: Of the article.
and Ss % be-
with notified and early practicable contract viii be
& s %
arstis. in sum oag a, Is to the est
mst's ss
ss1 Il
By bill.
P.a..esla and N; suT:s. ,.,.,m;,
or y M Of s i, . BE dsss
sn sssrssi Within i. Of she lsts Is
ss. %
Win ss
the supplies proposed The Bureau will BIO obligated
proposal unless accompanied by the guaranty
required competency of the TO esrt
hed Navy Agent District Attorney some ocer Of
rcneral ment known to tho Bureau.
Extract the Of Congress- approved August TO- 1886
Sec And be further enacted That from and after the
passage every proposal for naval supplies vted
By the Secretary Of Navy under the provso the
raj bill for the approved March third
eighteen and three shall be accompanied
written signed by or more responsible
to the undertake that the bidder bid
dsr his their bid be aeeeptsd enter into oblsa
such time DO prescribed by the Secretary
the Navy with good and sufficient suretes to furnish the
No proposal shall be considered unless
such IT. after the of
proposal and ncthcasi hereofto tho bidder or bidders
he or they fail enter Obligation within the
time by the Secretary Of the Navy with good and
sufficient surete for furnishing the supplies then the Score
shall with other
person persona furnishing the said supplies aad
forthwith the difference between the contained
the proposal snd the amount for which he
may for the said supplies br tho
whole period OF the proposal charged against
bidders and bis their suarantor or guarAntors
and the immediately recovered the United
states the Navy Department action Of
debt against either or all VI said persons.
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p F.ss q dsys IRA: 3 i
s.;lss lin
ssieei on Tuesday the 18th say Of April next for
s A.: :s.i
RsaS Ss S Sessd
yn New York and Gospor Virginia such quantities. only
Il. or y ri. IN
ing the fiscal year ending june 30 isss our
dSS SsS tea sssss rss
SOAP aon. .,.u :. .nn.,a,. ana :, A.. ,n,..,
wheat grown in the years psrso.y ana IN
Al Of as @ and ss to the best
to IL. in tropical olimates and shall be dsliv
head good shipping order free Of all charge to the
The biscuit shall wholly superane four
Of the manufacture Of the 1852 1885 and shall
which are Il the sd Navy
baked shoroashly kiln dried wei. packed and delivered
bright -four barrels with .he heads well secured Q.
air and wssetht whisky or spirit casks or barrels ~ the
xli.ssy made wholly from grain Of xhss =
S e s Y:d s $
ssSss
sptbesn iron hoops and whole sh. put in good
Shall s s Ss.I sas sn be de-
yered in strong sound barrels with lining hoops At each
The tea shall BE Of good quality young hysOn equal to the
The coffee shall be equal TO the best Cuba coffee.
& a srs ,ns is Sr: 's ss'n rs
lining hoops at each head at the option Of the bureau
clear ali ards and dsiysrsd White OAK
frkns Of about eighty pounds eaon air aud pickle tight
leans molasses delivered good strong barrels
white pine heads which shall be thoroughly coopered and
placed ii the best shipping condition. .,.u ,.,.-,
in strong barrels, with the heads well secured.
shall. be the drt quality cider vinegar and
barrels which shall be thoroughly eooPored and placed in
The pickles shall be put up in iron bound barrels and
each half barrel shall contain gallon Of onions gal
getabes shall weigh ninety pounds only be paid
for and be filled with white
French vinegar the half barrels vegetables and vinegar
shall conform and be equal in all respects TO the samples do
shall warrant and guaranty that they will keep good and
The rssns shall be best quality bunch rasins and shall
be delivered in good strong substantial boxes and hooped
The dried apples shall he Of approved quality and shall be
delivered in tight whisky barrels half barrels at the
The soap shall be from eocoanut oil and be
1.-THE best hite Soap and
DO good boxes o. about
the foregoing described articles embracing casks bar
such inspection the Chief OF this Bureau direct
cor said opsr BE- appointed BY the Navy Department All
TO be ut the place Of delivery Biscuit how
cases be subject place delivery
The prices ali the foregoing articles to be the same
the year. and bidders offer for
All She casks barrels and half barrels Hrkins kegs
boxes packages shall be marked with their contents
the contractors All the barrels kegs of four
bread butter and pickles shall have, in addition to the
above the year put up marked upon
them
selected the ensuing hsoa and have reference
to such as have been previously exhibited
The quantity Of these articles which will be required
not be precisely stated They will probably be about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
ANTHOLOGY.

NEATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
Vu Lover.Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly OF Lon
DON will send to address receipt OF one dollar post
the devoted affections Of many Of the opposite ne their
hearts may desire Tho 10 simple, but so capti
waiting that all may married Irrespective Of appear
position and last though not least y can DO ar
ranged such and delicaoy that detection 10 i'm
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mas No
letters taken from the Post 0oe unless the postage paid
MRS. ALVIN, FROM PARIS, WILL FURNISH IN
who may address her likewise interprts dreams law
ters and love- astrology books and scence and tells
speaks the English French and German languages Resi-
sence 2so Bowsry stairs near stanton street. Once
hours from ~ A, N, t06P. -
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE l.. I-TR0TTING AND
pacng-Monday, April f. Mt three o'clock L. NJ, match
$500 Three mile heats Best In between two Brook
Ign nags VIVA. wheelan names b. m. Jenny Lind paeero
to 20 she peascs. J. Whelpy names b. A. N w. Van
dyne rotter TO 60 he pcases 0mnibusses leave Ful
ton ferry Brooklyn, Mt ocock r. returning as soon
as the sport is over. Fare each way, "a cents,
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND, TROTTING.-A
III purse Of s5 will he given to of Tuesday 9TH
of mile heats best three in Ave under the saddle for
horses that pure. Entries to CLOSE at the
above house. on Monday evening at o'clock.
Il. LUFF, Proprietor.