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METALLIC LIFE PRSSERvER.

most available secure cheap. and therefore the
hest in use-The following the voluntary expression Of
the updei signed distinguished Sea Captains;
We the undersigned, having examined Davss Life Pre-
server made of TN in two tubes aud ihe-o
arautomposed Of independent sirtsht sections The n-
srumept is thus secured from any material injury and
has the ADVANTAGE OF being always ready for and
hesitate not IN saving that the most available secure,
and therefore the best personal Life Preserver that has
'0"'' 70 JOS j. CoMsToCK, Capt Steamship Baltic,
collins Line)
F>HAILETT Cart Ship Queen OF the West
WIN r. GARDINER, Capt. Steamship Star OF
the South.
A. M STRATTON, Purser OF Steamship At
lantic collins Line.) 49,
The following another indispensable requisite in all Life
Preseefs floats That each Life Prcserv OF noat
REQUIRED under the Sch Sec Of the Act be furnished
with ready aud suitable tor securing attachment TO
he body Of person or hold themselves securely thereto
The public are respectfully requested 10 call upon the
subscribers and examine the article personally.
EyERTS 4 CURTlSS, Sole Agents,
No 24s faton-st.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOW-The Glasgow and New-York Steanship
(ompany's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1872
turs and tc horse power Robert CrAis Commander vii
sul from New-York Tor GlAssov on SATURDAY, 9TH
March at u O'Clock, noon -.
First Cabin (Salooa State Rooms) ..............to
First Cabin (Midship State RooHsl .............
Stewards fee included.
Applyto J. MeNMON, No y broadway
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winte
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ IEains lesve per toot q Daaiies- a %
RxIEESs TRAIN a. N tcr Dunkirk las b11slo-
Mail TR.Is q; AN s0E al raronA
WAYTsAis a: s 50 P N. for PieEnort AID sa7-fD5
WAY TnAIs a. 20 PM fer Delaware "a ysrssy %,
Busaio -. -.
Both Exrrsss Trains connect q Duak'rs VA ne Lac
sbors Raosds for CevelA1a and t5s1ee siree, 20 -
,s, slo to s.nu.ky Tole&o, Aoaroe Detroit ana .aA
NAaS- E-AN'S~f
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EKOM TO-DAY, Monday, February II, the
a., OF he Fan River Lane ts Bossoo VII rave risf
10 Sortk River, a. o'clock. nscead 2, 8s.Scx,
"A hereto.ore. USUAL u DO@DI-',
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Tor ALBANY-Fare Sl.-ALBANY I

TOR ALBANY-Fare S1.-ALBANY and
il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD-Two
daily express trains at A NJ. and ~ p NJ connecting
Albany with Central Line of Railroads North and West from
new Depot corner Of White Elm and Centrests, where
roBsb tickets be procured and baggage checked for
sche n.ctAdy Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Pss
ssnsers also ", Broome and Bowery aud bthst
and 4hay stations The above will land passengers
at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
trains will from Guy Hall station Of Tryon
and Centre-st, az heretofore.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

ssfs Of Coasty Of Mes fors hssby s,sa
pegos. svIs the ss,As JOHN HOsEhs ss Of
s Cay Se~ fo desssd % Dssssst ne With yossss
lserssf No. Wal
~ city IL Tot t-iss The ssssss sb lay u
Jss Dated New rort. the 10th DAY Of ysaa@y les
III Ia~SnTus cHAs. n. ROCKS EEseatos
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and CHEAPEST ROUTE

VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
The Acces,ary Transit Company (ofNcaaxua sropnetos
Only Line giving Through Tickets Including the lsthmrs
Crotsips-Thronship advance Of the MaThe double
engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST 2ao tuna
VIII leave from Pier No. North River at 5 O'Clock NJ,
direct connecting with the Regular Pacific Steamship
the Nicaragua Transit Route having but y mes Of land
transportaton These unsurpassed in their
accomm and ventilation For information or pa
sage at the loves; rates apply only 20
C. VANDERBILT, Agent, No. 3 Battery place up stairs
Passengers cautioned against the Representation Of
hired runners for other lines None employed for this
line. A mail bag Is made up At the office
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c.

smib Ea S1nosats Of the coaay Of kag, stes hsrsby
svea seoosins law al HAVING h ,s<nst GIN
THIAHAYENs late ofss csy Of nsbsrsh dscss'ed hsthV
ar. required
s.r.b~s a No 10 Bess the Cay Of ss~ fOrt
o. l-iose nsstDatsd ysss4ry a. 100
"a i.ssmru sTKpHGF n ThAYER,
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| AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IA -FOa PORT PHILIP, MELBOUNE and sgd
NEY, AUSTRALIA--The magnificent steamship
GOLDEN AGE, ZOO tuns, -, Commander, will be
dispatched for the above ports about the 18Th May
This amsp is of the and strength and in every
spec equal the Collins Line Of Steamers and is believed
will prove TO be the fastest steamship in the world Her
accommodations for FIRST second and third class Of passen
ters are superior 10 any steamer ever built
Rates Of Passage:
Flint Class Ladies' Saloon
Fir,t Class Inner Saloon $50
Second t1&
Third Class <OV
The books open. For freight passage .ppy 10
J. HOWARD SOs, Agents, No 81 Broadway
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OrNrRAI. RAuROAp Of NEW JER.

~ SEY-New.Yak to E.sson, Pa, rs~ ei n-.A
AIransement commencing Nov 10 49, Lave rst
Places ats AN u N spd SIS N. and for SeneIv,iie
ati$5 Pm. RssRrxns leaves Philipsoarsh 81 ana a.
NJ, AID Is Z NJ.
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EOR PANAMA-To sail about 9TH March,
i the A l packet-ship AFGHAN. She has .eeonmoia-
tons few select cabin passengers only For passage
appv 10 CAPT ANTONIO PELLETlER No. IS Wall st.,
or 10 OyERMANN n Cru NER. No . Soa.lS-
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DOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail

EOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
II steamship ARCTIC, Capt. J. C. Juce-This steamship
viii depart with the United States Mails for Europe, pow
lively Saturday, 5th March, OF u o'clock from her
berth, at the foot o. Canals-
No berth secured tai. paid fU..
For freight passage having unequaled accommodations
for elegance and comfort, apply 70
EDW,D X. COLLINS 4 Co, No. SC Wallet
Passsngers are requested TO BE- board az M 4 NJ
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the Arctic. and sail
10Th March and the Baltic will succeed The Pacific and sail
ApIl :.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIvER.-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton leave alternate days, Sundays
.epted) from Pier No ), r. near the Battery az NJ
For freight apply board the office Pier No.
Freight TO Boston is forwarded through with great dis
patch by express freight train.
TIsDkLE BORDEN No. 10 and II wests.
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CANARY BIRDs-wM. F. MESSENGER,

~ No Si Bowery informs the public that he has re-
placed the lot Of Birds lately sold auction BY the New
Sork Association with the finest heae and cheapest col
lection ever before exhibited, that can be in this
city Fancy and Breeding Cages Seeds Fountains, Meal
Mann. ke Ac a large assortment.
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IOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA

L'OR CHARLESION and FLUhIDA--
il sRMI.WEEKLY u. 5. MAIL LlNE.-The f,vorits
and fast going steamer SOUTHERNER, w Foster com
pAnder will leave Pier No. ". r. on WEDNESDAY,
March at o'clock L NJ precisely. For freight apply
board where all bills lAdng will BE- signed and for pos
sage at the Office Of SPOFFORD, TlLESTON Co.
No. "a South-s,
Through ticie to Florida as follows. For jacksonville
ISL ; to Pilatka SIS
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Az Y AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM

N. SHIP LINE, through to SAN FRANCISCO IA
AsPINWALL and PANAMA No ds.ennoa sn %:
- ~tsel st.xm.hip UNION, so tuna Richard
Adsrns ConmaDder viii leave SeSYort tos A.y,n ~
Navy Bay on SATURDAY., Mach oeloss r: ~.
~ nv and magnificent side wheel double engine
Ss.mship WINFIELD SCOTT tztos tsns) Edward
D,,r Ctmmaader which vii Be N readiness
PxNlNA 20 receive the UNIONS psssenzen and sAa
imnssiis,ely Tor SAN FRANCISCO The sccorimocsnons
I'D yeptson of Winfield Scott are al that can D. de-
80 Her speed estsbhsd on the VOYAGE between New
Yorf and Panama sad whs on the P,ctae oes't ans'
..erion viii be made tse part OF the lac toin-
mr. comfort expediton and ssfety fesfnsen Wi oe
.eseS on the wharf II Aspnwsn free taknf tse rsnAns
p'iS snd are stationed THAI Tckeo tor ta,s Lane Are
scId snly Ct No. . bro~tway r. A,-,.
Mail B.s IA mad. up Of the above Once under the new
un.d states Postage Law, sr the eonvsnisaes Of the
public
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MOOR. SASH and BLIND DEPOT, No. 81

IL Dusne-st-The subscriber invites attention to the
above articles which he is prepared TO furnish in any
quantity and will warrant good any IN this market
Glazed Sssh of common sizes hand glazed 20 order
GEO. WARREN HArSTAT.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company carrying the great United s.a,es NAL.
Only through untea States Mail Line for CALlFOkNlA
and OREGON via Aspinwal and Panama Greatly reduced
prices The splendid and doubeensne United states
Nal steamship GEORGIA 5000 tuns burden ID ID Porter,
II q Nav Commandol viii sail On SATURDAY, March
AZ ocloch A.precely from pier st foot Of "sneust,
North River for Aspnwan direct The Pacific Mall steam.
ship ComIany's magnificent steamers TENNEsSE
and NORTfIERNER will be IN readiness at Panama TO
tAke the mails and Of the Georgia and sail nms
dsiey for San Francisco No efforts spared on the part
of the Companies send their passenger through with
eIpedition comfort and safety Passages vii Do landed
a. the Railroad Wharf at Aplnvsl Tree Transit Of me
I,bn an ne ps,eneers' eI pense For freight
soply 10 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the
Caupsnies No III st.. corner OF Warren. Nsw'fork
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T,EWKsBURY's METALLIC LIFE BOAT
ITO PUBLISHERS and OTHERs.-wIN-
w Fl. MCDONALD. COMMERCIAL

Il SER STRONG No. 81 Ann-st- are prepared 20 exc
cute Adams Prssvork good style in the trade,
and At low prices. job Printing in al 10. branches
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CAMILYGROCERIES. NEW CROPTEAs,

Il Nc-J O. FOWLER, Wholesale and Retail Grocer
and Tea Dealer Nos go sSS Greenwiehst and No. IS
Nesey has in Store and is daily receiving from the Cargo
Sales Fine Green and Black Teas Sugar Coees and Fam
iy Groceries Foreign Fruits &c which offered deal
ers and families very reasonable prices FOE Cash N b.
Prime Dairy Butter at reduced prices.
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DANTING in ZINC, with the most recent
J. French improvements warranted the most besu,sial
and durable method Of painting kpowz, axecu'es %
The ordinary painting BY
GUILE ALLIES, G.zs 4sissess, &c. . 4SniySs
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Mshossry sHd Rosewood:
n a a. " ROUGRToN, (sR Fancy Wcodsl No % Walkers
HAMS GRAHAM, (imPortoss ..N@ i7o \ us Ceuse o
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IAnpe aud UAt.F fInFet.
.,,,, pporilfRs A Co. (Asnafsctarers,l lS< william 8
pn yHIioWs Co, Aanaisctarers No 81 Beeknan
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WANTS.

w KERS. VIM. J. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor, opposite the Post Office.
Sc 30-St*
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MAssAclfUsErTs.--Ihe Wing State Convention OF
slassac u setts met at Fitchburg on Wednesday,
BE have the following tclegrapbic account of the
Proceedings:
Hen Robert c. Winthrop was chosen Chairman.
hid made al eloquent speech, in which he denoune.
d iae doc.riaes CT Caleb Cushing, as set forth in
d. Newark speech.
q The Convention then proceeded 70 ballot, and on
D. second trial, Emery Washburn, of Worcester,
Ma nominated for Governor, receiving 553 voter,
gains: 1874 for 5. II. Valley, Al for Ensign H. bel
b., and % scattering.
i Taos. c. PlunketG Of Adams, was nominated
Gr L!cu!enant Governor.
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AN ORIIMOEE'S BIl1ER COnDlAL
w AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
Observation-Disclosures of the first standing in the me-
deal profession and prescribe il the most eec
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought en- by sedentary
habits exposure, indigestion torpid state Of the live
impurities of the blood, now LOOK upon this cox
DIAL most mysterious and magical IN its healing
properes and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia, General De-
tity and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or lnd5ges-
ton Loss Of Appetite, Acidiy of the Stomach Ner-
vous Heediche, or Flow OF Blood TO the Head, Cos
tiveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Plenrisy,
Pains or Misery III the Side or Region OF tie Heart,
Flatulecy Depression of Spirits, Papitation OF the
Heart, Nhcult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration he Nervous System, Cold, Chilly sensa-
TONS or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs DIeelt or
Profuse Expecteration, Night Sweats, Diseaseso the
Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice. Diseases
of the Kidneys, DerangeHent PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature, which panfu irreEu-
larities, especially with Females producing Debih
and Prostitution Of the Nervous System, Pale or Be
IN INDEBTEDNESS BITTER CORDIAL is pure
vegetable, pleasan tetake, and perfectly safe TO be
used in any state ofhealth even BY the most dshca
female or child.
ES5- Price one dollar pc ibottle.
W. V. ALEXANDER CO., Proprietor No.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
fY RENE nlber that we sell at wholesale and reta
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all its forms, either iInammatory. ACUTE chro
mic, difference how bad the case, how long
standing tbs is MortInore's RHEUMATIC COM
FOUND, which is vegetable extract an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this disease IL
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
Piles. The evidence il most overwhelming and con-
ynclng, es given by vast numberso most re-
Cell and get circular and read the letters andcer.
tihcates of your friends and those around Won whe
had long entered, bur who have been restored to
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. ap 20
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THE SWAN TRIAL.-'rhe testimony in this case
pa entirely closed on Monday, and the argument
b. Counsel commenced on Tuesday morning.
EpeGches were to be made by three OF the Counsel
FOR the state and four for the prisoner, SO that the
base viii probably not 90 the jury before to-!nor
row or Saturday. The re5utting evidence for the
etate has somewhat changed the aspect of the case
and relieved the character and conduct of Sprizg
From many asper-ions cast him by the witnesses
1or the dclence.-BcH amer Of Thursday.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FUN DaiS lAIE6 fhOM EUkOPE.
| Adranee in Floar.--Probable War betacsea Russia
and Turkey
New York. Sept 29.-The Washington has ar.
rived with Liverpool advices to September IA.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 14.-Corros at prices favor
ing buyers, bu; holders are not pressing Sales of
$4,000 bales. Flour has advanced Is Com I'M
changed.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Gear of Russia has rejected the sultan's
notifications Of the Vienna note, and war Is now
considered inevitable.
The London Times of the I4th announces that
the Emperor of Russia regretted the Turkish nodj.
&c stion. The tendency Of public opinion is now
decidedly the side of war; and it is believed that
it viii certainly ensue.
Previous accounts state that the English and
French Consuls had left Jassey, creating great
panic.
General Luders was advancing with fresh corps
of Russian troops upon Moldavia.
The Gear was to proceed at once to Warsaw,
and would meet the Emperor Of Austria at Oh
mutt on the 23d Of September.
The Turkish troops under Omer Pasha, on the
Lower Danube insisted on fighting the Russians at
once, and it was feared that the Pasha would not
be able to subdue their fanaticism.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, &c.
There was more gtringency in the London mo-
ney market.
Consols had declined to 90.
The America arrived ont on the 1lth.
The Cholera was progressing.
OUR MINISTER TO SPAIN.
Mr.. Soule, the American Minister will be receiv-
ed by the Spanish Court at Madrid
MR. MARCY'S LETTER-AN INDICATION OF
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE ADMIN
ISTRATTON.
NEW York, Sept 29-The Herald of this morn.
ing, gives the conclusions of Secretary Marcy's
letter on the Kosta affair. He maintains that Kos
ia seized within the nationality of the Uniced
States, and that Capt. Ingraham's interference
right and proper he refuses to consent that Kosta
shall be given up the Austrian consul at Smyrna
and insists that the Emperor of Austria shall place
Kosta in the same condition that he was in when
arrested.
NEW YORK, Sept 29-Gen. James Tallmadge
died suddenly to-day.
The Pacific Railroad Company met today at
Me.ropoitan Hotel and forty three million dollars
were subs cribed by ffty-seven persons. The meet
ing then adjourned fortwo weeks.
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Sept 29.-Sales Of 1900 bbls. Flour
| at So to &6l2 White Wheat SI.3J to Sl.35 Corn
unchanged.
NEW YORK Sept. 29.-Sales of II 500 bills Flour
at $3.50 a 1918 for Southern. Holders of Wheat
asl, 3 to cents advance. Sales of o. 900 busha
Southern white at $1.39 1900 bushels Corn at
% cents for yellow
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nv ana a1s Iiamtas IN Chancery ps P Lauras,
In pursuance of decree prononrc-5 =, H. "a.
day Of September by the County Court Of Hsnrieo,
snail, as the Co.anissioner appointed, proceed to
the 50th day of September, at oclocss p m ~,
property in the bill mentioned, consisting NJ w.
containing about two acres, of which JAMES VIZ,
BROUGH. died seized and possessed and Of an nm
divided two-uinths in another LOT near the Fret
used Brick Yard, containing about one-haf af an
acre. both SD street, for cash onehra Of the
purchase money, and upon credit of six and twelve
mouths for the remainder for bonds bearing interest
from the day Of sale and title retained unit: the fur
Their order ofthe Court. ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
sc 20-d-td Commissioner
N B. If the day should not be suitable, the same
day. A b. II. Com
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pRINTING BY STEAM POWER

Il CHAS. ii. WYNNE, two doors below Exchanae
Bank, has applied steam TO bis presses and greatly
increased his type departments, whereby be can Eli
orders for every description of PRINTING. with
more dispatch, and at cheaper rates, than any establish
ment in Virginia
He keeps himself constantly supplied with Post.
Letter, Cap and Note PAPERS, and ENVELOPES.
Business Waiting, Exhibition and show CARDS Of
every kind.
NOTES, CHECKS, DRAFTS, BONDS, BLANKS,
kc.. always on hand.
He pledges entire satisfaction, or 10 charge win be
made. 2S-fa
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4 MICHAEL WALsH.-The New York papers OF
Wednesday state that Michael Walsh, Esq, injur
b at the Democratic meeting, on Monday night
BY The falling of the platform, is improving, but is
Bill in p-ecarioUs condition
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
GROCERIES AT A UCTIO Non
" TUESDAY, the 4th of October commencing at
10 O'Clock. will sell at our store general assort-
ment of GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
100 hhds. New Orleans and Cuba Sugars ranging
from fair to choice quality,
so bbs. Louisiana Molasses,
oboxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
20 hhds. Bacon Sides,
SO bbls. Whiskey,
Madeira Port and Champagne Wines,
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas,
Imperial and Hyson dc.
Mustard, assorsed Candies,
$500 Cigars, very superior,
8 half pipes Henneasey Brandy-vintage 1850
TERMs.-Under 500 cash over 800, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
$3.50 DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts
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Pennsylvania STATE FAIR.-The Pennsylvania
State agricultural Fair opened at Pittsburg on
Wednesday morning. Thecrowd of strangers was
sery great The exhibition was exceedingly fine
l. every respect
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)HN T FORD, Agent.
pROAD ROCK RACE S-Wnl com

t<hOAD 1eOSh IL "a - a . VIM OoAh-
~ meDce the second TUESDAY il October,
1855 and continue fur ia -
FIRST DAY-fUhHnAT ll-h.-Sweeps akesf1r
three year old colts and feys two mile heats, 500
entrance, half torfeitthree subscribers and closed
l. Capt John Becher names DR.. CabeFs bay fl
ley by Herald dam imported.
2. MIR. Jas. Taey names ch flley by Herald dam
Betsy White.
5. C. & N. Green, name grey horse Granite by
PoyGore, dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN z S D A Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, $3.50, two mile heats, free for all ages,
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A fine set ofDouble
Harness for a Buggy; one mile out free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Joc Club Purse
Four Mile Heats, $500. with inside stake of $780,
in which Capt. John Belcker names Red Eye, and G.
l. n. Green name LAWSON.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, $50
entrance, half forfeit mile heats; two more TO
make q race-row two subscribers. This stake will
close the 29th inst, up to which time any one can
subscribe by addressing the undersigned.
Sc 17dtd c. L GREEN, Proprietors.