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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-29
TRIPS OF THE ARABIA AND
PACIFIC.
New YORK, April

New YORK, April 90.
The trips of these two steamers were made
very nearly in the same time. The Pacific
left Liverpool at p. NJ, on the 9th inst,
and arrived off Sandy Hook about 8 o'clock
on the morning of the 18th, making the
distance in 10 days and II hours. The
Arabia eft Liverpool on the 9th, at o'clock
A. M, and reached Sandy Hook at A. NJ,
to-day, being the same time exactly. The
Pacific, however, had very bad coal, which
delayed her 80 hours, whilst the Arabia had
been recently improved in several respects to
increase her speed.
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THRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE LATE Ac-
cIpENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL
RoAD.-The person who penned the following
is citizen Of Louisville, and is now in Balti-
more, badly bruised and sore, but in no dang
err
GAS near as I can recolect, says he, we
were travelling quite slowly on short curve
when the road gave way, throwing two pas
senge- cars off the track, down precipice
of one hundred feet.
was asleep when we first got off the track,
t.. .,.S Acc Il A. -~-~-I
of Walkers, sitting right opposite. had
time to jump off had known how bad a fix
we were in; but believing itsafer to remain,
on second thought, did SO. (The track was
only lOf feet wide, as measured after the &C.
cident.) The cars Immediately fell over the
precipice. / thought of God, mother, and
death. The first jump, about twenty feet, my
hat saved me; the second family remember
seeing women tearing their hair, and children
screaming. The third, fourth, and last lump
know nothing about. only that fell on my
head and saw a thousand pieces of timber &
iron flying in the air and then tainted. Wher
opened my eyes, Mr.. T., who was lucky
l
enough to have been in one of the cars tha
remained on the track, was at my side-m,
head was bleeding profusely; with that ex
ception, felt perfectly well; not feeling ther
what suffer now. Such sight as beheld
I would not look at again for all the world
mutilated bodies, some mashed to atoms, lyinl
under the wheels-tifty or sixty men ant
women, their faces covered with blood, run
ming as wild as demons-mothers with blood,
hands and faces, kissing the bodies of thei
dead or crippled children--one woman witt
her dress torn off, screaming and trying t,
lift off the stone that had crushed her husban
Ill, merchant of Baltimore, his leg mash
ed, sitting OF rock-one man, having los
all recollection, looking like an idiot-crie
, of agony and despair, and oaths, mingled il
the presence of death. God is merciiul thu
one out of US all escaped. A worse plac
could not have beea found, as we tumble
over rocks sharp and rugged"
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in the common transactions. of life. In ou
opinion, this would break up the trade Of o0fc
hunting. That this has come to be regula
trade, no one. who has kept regular eye up
on the operation OF men and things in thi
country, will be disposed to deny. And
people really wish to put stop to the evil
which threaten to overthrow our government
we think this is the starting point We very
we'll know that those who undertake it, will
rece i've the bitter denunciations Of the Office.
no ders, Office hunters, and trading politicians
generally.
True, a party might be formed, as recon-
mended. by our friend E. g., but what would
it amount to! IF it was likely to be success
ful, the whole squadrons, brigades and pla.
toons of office-hunters would Immediately be
in the van, and as they were the champions
of course they must receive the honors and
emoluments of office. This would, at best,
only be changing the name Of parties, while
the evil still remained. In other words, it
would be organizing party to put down par
ties. Should the attempt prove successful,
we think it would DO no good. But strike
down the salaries to the level of other branch
es of business, and the whole tribe OF ofhce-
hunters would at once disperse, and not waste
their time in trying to procure that which
would yield no more revenue than could be
obtained in other, and regular business.
Were this done, there would be no difficult
ty in the people making selections Of suitable
persons to serve them, in whatever station
they were needed. Useful laws would at
once be passed, and the lawmakers would 60
home. They would have no inducements to
stay longer than was necessary, for their bu-
siness at home would afford them equally
good wages. The first session of such le-
gslature might require some time to put an
end to existing abuses, but after that, thirty
to sixty days would be found sufficient FOR any
session, instead of dragging them out to eight
months, at four dollars a day and mileage.
We have given our views upon this SUBJ
iect somewhat at length, because we think it
should engage the serious attention of the
people.
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Among the Egyptian curiosites Of DR.. Abb
bot, now exhibiting in New York, are many
large blocks Of finely sculptured stone. The
most beautifully executed Of these, represcn-
ting the return Of one of the Pharoahs in tri.
umph from distant war, dated back about
1000 years before Christ, was obtained and
transported at great expense. But after re-
sistng the teoth Of time for 1000 years. and
escaped all the peris of Egypt and the ocean,
needless carman in New York dumped il
carelessy on the pavement, breaking it to
pieces.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

Rev. D. S. Yelling will address
the citizens of st. CLA1RsvILLE on
Temperance, in the M. E Church, on
SATURDAY EVENING, the 30th inst. at
7o'clock. Come and hear foryourselves
both friendsa andopponents of the cause.
Mr.. Yelling will positively be present
at the above stated time.
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1.-THE Queen of the Spring as she passed down the
vale, .......
Left her robe on the trees and her breath the gale
Dame Nature appears once more in very
passable habilments for the last few weeks
she has appeared en- deshabilLe-her snowy
winter garments having taken an excursion
to the Gulf of Mexico, and her spring suit
not having returned from the hands of the
Iaundress-but now she is donning her new
attire, and looks gay once more. Still
Winter, not content with having reigned HE
allotted time, must needs look back and give
us puff that forestalls every poetcal feeling
and sends US shivering to the fire.
The fruit in this section looks well; we dc
not think the frost on Monday night did any
great amount of damage.
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ed as we would a case Of the kind on the part
Of private citizen.---O. $. Journal

OSE or 'EN.-Tbe San Antonio Ledger, a
Texas LocoGoco paper, is highly pleased with
the inaugural message Of President PIERCE,
and with the Cabinet generally. lie praises
them oil highly, with the exception Of GEs.
CUsHINc-on him he comes down as follows:
Caleb Cushing, Of Massachusetts,, Attorney
General is man eminent for his talents and
varied requirements, but changing, heartless
and unprincipled. We have known him well
for the last ten years. and we have never
yet knew him to act from other than selfish
and interested motives. We cannot endorse
his appointment; ii must and uiH be unpopular;
and ebe mors 50 where Cushing is the best
known. We believe that he will prove him
self changelng and Judas lzcariot" in
the Cabinet, os he has elsewhere, ond we shall
be much surprised if his Associates don't kick
him out Of their company within the twelve
month to come. As it is we are glad that in
his present official position he can dc little
harm in any event.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
New ORLEANS, April 20.

The Daily Delta of this afternoon has a
instant, which announces that company of
the United States troops had arrested the
notorious Csrvajal and several of his associ-
ates at Rio Grande city. He was confined
in Fort Brown with strong guard, awaiting
an examination on certain charges of an un
lawful character made against him.
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NIpOISONINGnEN

Thousands of parents who NerHifuar composed o!
Castor Oh, Caon,el, &C. not aware, willie Iaey
appear h1nelt the patient they actually laying It's
foundation for series Of diseases, such saivGIlJ
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, &c.
In another column will lie found the advertisement ol
IlUhensAck's Medicines, 10 which the attention.
OF all directly interested i'll their well Ihril
ChildTens health. In Liver Complaints and all disorder
arising from those OF bilious pc, sJnd make u-C
the only genuine medicine, IIohcHsaCk', Liver Pill.
Y - Be mol deceived hut ask for lobCnsacss Worn
syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
nature OF the Proprietor, J. NJ HOBLNSACk. as none
else genuine.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
BosToN, April 10.

The publisher Of the "Lile in Boston,"
was assaulted last night, about ten o'clock,
within a few PAGES Of his residence in Cam
bridge by two ruflians in the employ Of the
Boston Gamblers, and beat and bruised him
until he was supposed to be li:eless. A slung
shot was employed, and there is nc doubt they
intended to kill him on account of his expo
sure Of the galvanized prop-tables.
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@SToP THAT DALL!-It is not true that
there were no new goods brought to our town
this Spriug-D. s. ADAss has lots of them,
which he is determined 10 dispose Of at aston
ishingly low prices. 4 +.
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Sudden Death.

On the goth inst, HANNAH WHITAKER Of
Goshen Township aged about so years, went
to bed in the evening, in her usual health,
and in the morning was found dead.
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An AUCTION LOT-wo bovc , l,r,.

i1i Of goods, bought At Philadelphia that we wal
SOL a' amazing 0w prCCi. To wit:
DMe'e Dclhincs worth tei to Is AZ 12i
, Bik Ellsworth sib to IN ats to 20 cts.
IavHi Parasois, Go. &c that will astOnish any ono
~ lint to the wise ig enou H." Gail at tho
slGH or THE GOLDEN BEEHIVE,
hlr. ?. ~ M. i1p Main st Mhart,uv
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.-E. Sey-
more, the mate and Jas. Carrngan. fireman
Louis on 18th inst, by the bursting of can
non, which they were firing as they entered
the harbor. Philip Kirker also had hand
blown off. .....
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Showing a balance against the

country of."....".............$ 1874 900, 1903
In other words, the country has run in debt
in the space of three months, for foreign mer-
chandse, over twenty-four millions of dol
lars! And this sum must be paid, If not in
produce and manufactures, in gold and silver.
If there be those who are not aware that
the people of the United States are running
into extravaganza, let them look at the facts
and fgures.-Pittsbursh Post.
The Post is a substantial Locofoco paper,
The above shows that the views and opinions
advanced by Senator BRoDHEAD, and upon
which we commented, are attracting atten.
tion of other members of the Locoloco party
As we before observed, this is not a part,
question. 1t is one of business. 1t shoul,
be regarded as a business affair, and be trea,
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FUNERAL OF MIR. KING.
CHARLESTON, April 81.

CHARLESTON, April 2I.
Mr.. King was buried at II o'clock, A. NJ.
to-day according to the rites Of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. Platt OF Selma, officiated, and
de livered an eloquent semon. Mr.. King died
calmly and composedly.
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'INALK ENOUGH.-3oo Bopnets, of MI

TIC 'T'r -iyc7, at less brices hy ~ nor cent ts,
'ou 'y'r saw them Also, $50 Inrt6rn Panama fn...
ch aim ani 'ip Iais That were bougt al great "la,
gan ard ~ u he sold GC-0rd civ. At
apr ", 3D. STONE & THOMAS
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NJ A Il r | Z D ,

On the l4th inst, at the American House
by Rev. D. Trueman, AIr. NELSON HIyDs and
Miss CRAR:ssA JANE GEEG3. all Of this
County.
ON the 2lst inst by Rev. D. Cr1s;, Mr..
ELDRIDGE ScATTERDAY to Miss ELIZABETH
PHILLIPS, all of Belmont County.
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EOHN HANCE HAS APPLIED TO

O. the Cont'r 0. Ins0lvGnis OF Belmont County OHIO
u'cr the el see tiun .! thc act entitled IAN 10. the
relief nf InsO!ven; he't0r.'
Copies OF tie proceedings before the Commissioner
viii he returned dnl filed IN I'll" Clerks Office OF tho
Juut OF Common Pleas OF SAID county before the
ii-. isy Of the UE.i term. required hy said act
JAMES 7. CHARLESWORTH
apr. 2q. 'J3-9w.-i sid. COnl'r Of insO!vents
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J. XECUTOR'S NOTICE-Notice i,
"A hereby given, that et the Probate Count for Eel.
mont County tie undersigned appointed and qua'.
ded as Executor OF the estate of Nicholas Monroe
of Rehnont County, deceased.
Al those indebted TO said estate requested 10 mako
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified 10 them for settlement
within one yeHr I, rnl this date,
! spE s9,-a' JACOB nENDE2SEOT
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NoiDEN BEEHIVE STORENw
Also rulna -i v
stgy oF rtrc nr,r,nr rrtt,r
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01rA stable was burned, in Belmont, last
Friday night, which killed two Of the railroad
horses, and seriously injured a third
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CtUERITFS SALE.-E. g. +. FABER cs.
= Sr.arISo JOHNSTON. ei a-By virtue of an execu,
tou ln me Dis. cted from the Court of Common Pleas
Btimnri couniv, Ohio, will offer for sale on Tue
~ hT m =" and nd osock p ~ oi .sd day, at ,se rr ociot
SterIia Johnston, in Smith township, Belr 40"
Ohio The following descriled goods and .nt conN,
one Lrowu hOrse one two hCIse wagon sHsI.iss
bu.7y' and one horse
..Av.iI's Office, apr, e2d, lSj3,
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WHIG NOMINA TION,S

WHIG NOMINA TIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
FoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Richland.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. Of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
... NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
.. ron ATTORNEY GENERAL, cd.
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN r. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
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Jr-,ii-D : sUSICAL Concerto >! sI!laisa, ~,
&lS ~ T"ere viii he . Vocal Coneer. s,s: ;ss: Il

.S.AlL - I"if VIII ~ q ' O'a tOlceTt AZ
* held IA GAINESVILLE, IS Wa.h.n !lon ~
IsNs, .s lii Of May l-J3. The teacher j. aoiHg
rHl us C!.se- to- tncr sHd give pul,ic Concert Oh
the 4 Owe mentioned dsy. There are aiN classes which
cGGui Lr surpassed IN tie g 'ercr ia Eate Ohio. The
'"--t'f %! :c .erlvr crSscs follows iarno
~, s"rCr.Dr; Nlla'di Boston; W!lilan!s.Irsh Grd
E-.UPsg'le The entire number Of Students in all tho
c'.sses NuuI'cr. Icmacs. hundred aud nine.y.
Males, :rsp u'd-aI All ifv. Making in all four hun-
dTul lud i.y S:G cus. Tue will lcgin il she
morning a. ten o CocA at Ihc " H. Meeting IIoue Tne
Concert W hc oreHcd wis1 Singing Prayer by the Rev
]. e. Tayp'. Attr wh ri al ita~s i4e SUI ieCt VI
EocGi Music s@o" th" ADVANTAGE of gstandug
te principles oi Ia, !ovciy St.eHCe, kHown, that
arc made to riICr IA repeating the beautiful songs of
X.n. Tins Leisure w'I lie given by the Rev. d. True
IL =, g.su -vJG tn-I LiIe Rev ~ Worin.tlu,
Mriiy,r ami !c. o. ~ 90 i>i!ed. will lie prs semi AZ
tie idrr>s the asses and Congregation will
iotI t'iu'a.v'- ,inn aIcN III procession and march,
Win irty.E "p'sl sln'rfS in 'front.' eighteen females
and r.Znten acs, singing the different, parts all al the
time. ARR which the Classes and cong rc- alton
win return to tho Hreli'g 1uss. Then ihe Conceft will
commence. Jners VIII he a number OF Music teachers
present. TIE teacher gives special invitation to all
persons TO lie n:eseut. ,e'ay parents and chdren.
The performance % the day wi he closed with PRAYER
b. lGr Hev Hcll!yG!. WASHINGTON GLASS.
. e,..@S.-tc.
lIi.tof Prlc.i,ol Preacher please copy the svove
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KEEP THE BALL ROLLING.

G5~Rev. D. S. Welling will preach in the
N. E. Church Oh Sunday next, lst proXin.o
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~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

l position "i ! lie gresoI,1a - the Commissioner
OF Belmont comfy the a!ters.Dn o. poIto OF lilo
county Toal lately % -ae J o.rt pu t!r 'IHe sfBe
I'h. q d 5rrue CuuG;ies lear Malaga, theme ~ som.
crtni - GAINESVILLE. Bs11g .or r-ia alteration 4: or
Ec1r agHII'7 IuouaI CcE-uI-A ,an' from thence near
81 EtcU Bailey . irpl t'ar-e 70 ~ JUse,h
:pl's -r. oH tn Ss.tf;Yl ry5 trelrC - 30 N
Uea- Jose h'1lna'- dwelling ien-c on tIeuce 10
mt sect the late located road the fm nOw occupied
" l...sA1 smith. G,I.. - ISJ3.--r1.
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NEW ADVERTlSEME ENTS.
(tARpENTERS WILL PLEASE TAKE

4 NAKFEN TEHS WIITI FLENSE I'm T.
notice, that the local School Directors in sul-ds.
triet No. J. Richlaud township, belmont Co.. o., hgv Ug
been authorized by the board ui education of said
shp contract Tor the building School House in
said sudstrCt, will therefore receive proposals for
building house from the present time until the :Ott Of
juno next.
The house TO hn of frame size 24 by 30 feet story
II feet in the clear le placed upon gool fuudat ion
of masonry And also TO he furnished with 10 writing
desks and seats. Al Of which to te conn Gyd hy the
18Th Of October next. Those wishing submit Truno-
sa's for hIding said house will be furnished with copy
Of the plan aud specifications Ly Calling the clerk ui
said tubdisirc:. Ry order OF she ROard Of Directors
NICHOLAS COOgER,
apr. a0-a;.l sub district Ci'k.
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i CoNPANY--NEw OILEAHs, (Fuuh Dlstrctb Iuy l. lsSs
Company hereby notified that
TEN PER CENT (bng ninth MISTAKENLY will be due
The Company No. Il rst, she
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1853. BY order Of the Board
Isl I'd W. r, GllLMDltt, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.



NEW YORK, July r.: GorroN- 5 Of 500 bales
at firm rates FLOUk-salrs of 10000 bbs at 81 62is
to ~ s75s for state, 81 sll ~ for common to good
Ohio and SO to So Is for Southern WHEAr-Sales Of
70 600 bushels llgo for Red and Use for prime White
Ohio. coRN-sales Of 10000 bushels at &c for mixed
23c u gallon poRK-sales Of 400 bbls at SIS SO Tor
Mess and Sl2 IS for Prime BEEF-Sales of $50 bbs
Mess at sl2 70 u Dbl, CUT MEATS-sales Of 80 bbs
at &c for Shoulders and DC for Hams LARD-Sales
of 900 bbls ut 10 &c n Ii COFFEESaleso OF 100 bags
at a14c for Rio and lc q ID for Java sue AR-sales
Of $50 hhds Orleans at 4iic Z ID. ..MOLAssES-Sales
of 200 bbs Orleans at 2s}4c gallon TOBACGo-sales
Of 250 hhds Kentucky at "a to Toe Y ID 0lLs-Sales
Of 5000 gallons Linsced at ....TURPENTINE-salcs
Of 200 Lbls at i6c
BALTIMORE July Il, P. NJ. FLOUR-The stock Of
Howard street Flour is very light and holders not
anxious to operate Sales Of 500 bbs reported at
~ 10 Some small parcels Of new City Mills Flour
held at S5... WIEAT-At the Corn and Flour Exchange
this morning Wheat in active demand, and most Of
the lots offered found purchasers The offerings were
about 6Oo bushels and We note sales of good to prime
Whites at 06 to HOO and Reds at 100 to lose n bushe
CohN-in good demand About 5000 bushels offered
and readily taken at 62c for Yellow and 6O62 for
| white; .oATS-Ihe quotations for Oats remain
| sylyania 42043c.
The New York Evening Post Of the 10Th instant saws
We learn by private advces from London that very
rous fears are entertained for the growing crop Wheat
In Mark Lane the rise greater than in Iiysrpool
having risen there Is to Is u quarter on the Saurda,
previous to the sailing of the Atlantic thrtysix cargoe
Of Wheat and 10000 bbls OF American Flour bought
In spain the crops are looking indifferent and tn,
ports there have consequently been opened i'm
| portation Of Wheat free of duty.
| Russian and German markets are much reduced ant
upplies must be sought principally from this country
The Atlantic brought large orders This if it continue
here will have a great effect money market, in in
cceaspg the supply and lowering the value The supply
Of hills London and Paris very large and rates rat
| easier
"Messrs Brown, Brothers & Co, ask for Sterling
but only 1t In settlement of accounts, The othe
leading houses ask 1925 while Belmont asks only l09Ai
| It which the bulk of sales are being made
Francs easy at 24sG5 10 for 60 day bills, an
| : II h05 10 for sight drafts
The ruling money rate is six per cent, though tn
| range is from to per cent
The demand for the payment of duties is still brisl
and tends to maintain rates.
D." The stock market is generally buoyant day
In federal stocks very large business has been done
advanced prices, principally for banking purposes
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steamship las Key F.rsheimsr lay and
Ahgr, Ms k.sne Mrs AAgLae an
dy Mr. MSAGght eirtg Mrs B-tei child, Msfsi
lrNeh Fryer sArsi Wstd Damon Aebaugt, Bradley
Garin. BLACK, Cplow, NJ aleu- B.9elo~, RON WAns Joht
Wzns WIsaGhun ThGnbs CAMPBELL Gerret bl'.r
M tart Iohn Smith Q 4 SMITH. Dr. W IIannunI
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will take place Mt OCEAN SPRINGS,
an THURSDAY, July Al, aud continued FRIDAY
DAY the 22d and 93l
FitsT DAY-THURsDAY, July 2l-Fc for all Ynbs
entering To under c rules
Yscht Club.
SAME DAY-SKIFF RACE-For beautiful Silver G,blct-aow
sntt length, W seconds per mile. Entrance ~
SECOND DAY-FRlDAY, July 2tree for all Pleasure Boats
the the the S. Yacht Club.
THIRD DAYsATuRDAl July 25-FTee for aud every thing
in Boat the tho Thursday
psese and every kind o. sail Allowance
sproAls foot for each mile. Entrance ~.
appropriate P2e consisting OF Silver Plato, Will be awarded
ttihe first and second boais Of each class
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