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"A FOU R HE HOU Sc.
DONALDSONVYLLE Ia

l. A EO u R CH f. HOU s e.
DONALDSONVILLE, la.
THE Undersigned having leased
Il the large building formerly known the HiT aSi.Tf
Land Office, and made extensive alterations and &Jiii'
improvements; and also, having gone to heaey &ssH
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, viii open
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st of January.
The proprietor aers himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting Of different Hotesi the North
that he is capable of keeping the above House
equal to any in the United States Persons stopping
LAFOURCHE HOUSE will find all the comforts Of a home,
the house will be conducted principles before
undertaken in Donaldsonville.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
nctly understand that his House is open all hours of
the night well day. for their reception There will be
servant the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
[ian14l ], w, PRINCE, Proprietor,
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s. of II.
MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. 63, Son

NvA Of Temperance at the Hall, Jackson wv,
opposite Thibodaux street, every MONDAY EVE SseIS
MING at the usual hour IasS
Otscers-Joseph Dixon, W. p; J. J. W. Merrill, N"'
W. A.; F. NJ Hancock r. s.. Edward T. Burnham, F. S.. j.
R. McEvers, A. ST. Lewis A. Reed t.; Thos T. Lawler
Co. Dan1 Mckay, A. c.. G. W. Westbrook l. ST. Louis Cor
ap22 F. NJ. HANCOCK, R. S.
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WATERMAN. CHAS. NJ WATERMAN.
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER. i.

i WUUIVSUIP
Il dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY, aAsk1
IRON, STEEL, PLoUGHs, SAWS, NAILS, -
&c. &c. No IA Magazine st. corner of Com
mon New Orleans Sign of the Anvil
Are receiving and have in store in addition to their gem
eral stock of shelf goods the following articles which they
offer for sale at the lowest prices Swedish and Ameri
can Bar Iron plough irons; hoop and band iron; pots
ovens, spades, etc., nails from to G0d wrought and cut
spikes Collins axes shovel and spades, cotton and wool
cards sets truss hoops, IA to 80 inches iron and brass
Selves etc. janl-ly
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
ARCADE HOTEL.

ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine ST., New Orleans between Graver and Natchez
r. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in "a
Il forms his friends and patrons, and the public ssas
generally, that this well known and popular estab-
shment has been thoroughly renovated the past season.
and newly furnished throughout large extension Of
portion the building which will enable him accommodate
much larger number of customers than last winter.
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exeron will be made
by himself and assistants render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
rE One great convenience attached to this Hotel, is
that meals be had at almost all hours. ljan14.
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Machi0e shop I'm HOu ma.

NV M. III. II. KIDEK, returns -
w thanks to his customers for past favors, and ND
sohcits continuance Of patronage. He will hereafter
devote his exclusive attention to his shop and win keep
constantly open for the accommodation Of such Is
require BLACKSMITH WORK in any or an ifs branches or
Machinery repaired or constructed. [Feb4n1
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M. MOOsmann,
tcrYTnAY ~ VVvAIT or

u street, the corner of St. Philip, has the a.
honor OF announcing to the public that he has just
opened magnificent stock Of fashionable and season. IA
able goods, which he is prepared to make up in 4A
the style at reasonable prices He solcits fair share
of patronage. apl 15-1y.
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CORN AND FIGURING MILL.

PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, N. Orleans,
w La, October 1st 1850
]. WATERMAN & BROTHER corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, Agents.
These Mills vary price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from 2a to 60 bushels of meal
hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory, City of Jefferson only minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory, send by Mail otie address of WILLIS
P. COLEMAN, his Agents. will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch TERMS CASH. City acceptance, at four
six months with interest at the rate of eight per
~ All Mills warranted to perform the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS p COLEMAN,
jan7-1y Pdteatee aad Proprietor.
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Daguerreotypes Pastel.

II OAOAN, q nOnneUr q InfOrmer les
habitants de cette vile ct des envrons, quill
Salon de Daguereype audessus Magasn de Badeaux
Bru ct quill pret prendre lie portrait des pesonnes
qui voudront bien rhonorer de leur confance.
Par procede encore tres peu repandu donne
settlement portraits Ia resemblance, traits mais
cee du TENT procede outre ravanage doer
pare le mroitage des onds ct empechef quau premier
quau premier coup drh soit possible de dire; VOLTA un
Daguerreotype. Emars1S-t1
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
& BRO. having commenc

l. the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop Jackson street next door to the
Methodist Church, are prepared manufacture .g42
Bugges Carriages Rockaways and sukies any every
syle also repairing Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well to give them CALL All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction New vehicles always hand for SALE
declOn FULFORD BROTHER, Jackson street.
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JOHN L>ARkIN,
TOPPER. ZINC. TIN AND SHEE

~ IRON WORKER on Jackson street, q
near the Foundry. keeps constantly on a 81
hand large and full stock of Copper and l1N SNS0
Tn Ware, such Bath-Tubs, Shower1ESA W.
and Seat Baths Cooking and Kitchen Utensils, and
great variety Of Cooking, Paror and other Stoves.
Ali kinds of work in his line repaired, and cleaned
order Cutters and Spouts put alhe shortest notice
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TO TR AV VELER

X D. JR.-Once a week from New
os Orleans-Thhe fine steamboat tRssmza4a. Il
sc. D. Jr" c. Dalferes, Master, leaves New l..=.sS
Orleans, every WEDNESDAY at9k O'Clock ~
a m; returning, leaves Lockport every ss>.zsszse
FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. M; Thibodaux, every sATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock m and Donaldsonville, every SUN
DAY, at o'clock a. m.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
AUGUSTIN & TIIIBAUT, 8 Cont St, n. 0.
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Bath.HOuse.
Confectionery Store.

AZ
Ne Main and St. Louis streets, ThbOdaux wholesale
and retail dealer in Preserved Fruits Annses Fancy Cor
daIs Syrups Confectonares, Green Fruits, Holiday Gifts
ditto for Christening, Deserts given either the city
country. Wedding parties supplied with every article
the partr confectionery line at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. Patronage solicited.
Il
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On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux, the following
report Wos approved,

To the President and Members ofthe Police Jury of the
parish Of Latoarche
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned committee named by your
Honorable Body to buy the lands that thought be Of
sufficient value not to enanger said parish into any
possible would respectfully report that after having
the and examined all lands be sold by the
Sheriff Of said parish have thought proper to buy the
following tracts Of land and at the prices herein after
toned, viz: First case.
Raymond Knight for the Of the Police Jury Of the
parish Of Lafourche, L. D. HIerman, tract of land
situated thirty below the of Thbodaux
having front of twentynne arpens with the depth thereto
attached for the Of of One Thousand Dollars payable in
twelve months after day of sale and then in the of n
Leblanc for the of the Police Jury of the parish of La
fourche L. D. Hierman tract of land situated in said
parish at about fifteen arpents below the above described
attached and bounded above by lands Of p Right below
by those Of T. Harrang Co.. and bought for the Of
Seven Hundred and Fifty Doars due day Of sale,
would recommend the surplus of the claim of the parish to
be paid to the Sheriff. and also in the of N Leblanc for
Of the Police Jury Of the parish of Lafourche the
Barataria and Lafourche Canal Company tract of land
situated said parish the left bayou Laourche
the two other tracts and about 20 miles below the Of
Thbodaux, having front of about arpent and half
by about two arpens and half depth bounded above
by and of j. Babn and below by land Of D. Mcleod and
bought for the of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars due
day of sale, Respectfully submitted,
(signel) B. F. BARKER. j. A. RoBIcAAux
On motion the following resolution was adopted
Resored That the Inspectors of Roads and Levees shall
report quarterly to the Police Jury their official actions and
that unless they comply with this resolution they shall
be paid their salaries.
Jury adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
A.. M.
Wednesday, June 7th, 1854, Jury met at the
regular hour, present as before.
Mr.. Thbodaux moved that the demand of the
petition of William Corrie, Testamentary ExF
ecutor of ]. J. Rousseau and wife to emancipate
the slave Isabella, be granted.
The vote being taken the said motion was lost
and the demand rejected.
The committee on claims made the following
report which was approved.
We the undersigned committee claims respectfully
port that have examined the following and
commend the to be paid out of money in the parish
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
Il. q. o. f.

L. O. o. f.
EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 34.-Reg-
~ ular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall,
of Market and Patriot streets, every 1ltN
SATURDAY EVENING at the usual hour. @NA
Ottcers-Victor Richard, N. G.; Valmond
D. Terrebonne, " c. L. s. Alain S.. iona c. White, P. ST.
c. Gautreau, I. L. s. ALLAN, Sec'y
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HI. p. BUCKLEY,
A~
P

NO. . t7NV 3Uee7, 1sH " VKLEE-sS,
" MATCHMAKER JEWELLER and
' SlLVERSMITH-Imporer Of fine Watches for Ladies
Gentlemen of the most celebrated makers of England and
Switzerland, made to his order expressly in heavy cases,
(silver and god,) and warranted standard ineness
LADIES' Chatelaines and Neck -Chaines.
GENTS Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys &C.
FINGERRINGS, Ear Rings, BreastPins, Cuff Pins &c.
DIAMONDS IN PINS AND RINGS.
SPECTACLES for every age, in goh silver steel frames.
SILVER-WARE, warranted pure coin, consisting OF
Table, Tea and Desert Spoons Table and Desert Forks
Ladies, Butter Knives Mustard and Salt Spoons, Sugar
Tongs, &C.
PLATED WARE sting of Casters, Candestcks, Wait
ers, &C., &c.
Having been always in the mechanical part the business
all watches sent for repairs will have the srctest attention.
and having facility for making any portion Off Watch,
will be enabled to work reasonable terms.
Jewely made to order and repaired, Diamonds reset in
the latest style, Canes mounted in gold silver. nov5l
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u CAZE-GERBER, WATCH-MA-
Il. ts KER AN AND ,, JEWELEk WE. ls,,s, cor GSsno
Thbodaux, (old stand of O. GerardD ENaSAStssES
takes this opportunity OF informing
his feOwcitiZens and strangers generally that he has
located himself above and will be found all times
ready attend the mending and repairing of Watches
JeWery &c. JELLY
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Gigned) J. A. RoBIcHAUx, 8. FoIsE, o. BERNARD.
Mr.. Williams presented the following reso.

luton.
Reso1oe That the parish Attorney together with two
members to be named by the President be and hereby
appointed superntend all sales of lands made by the
Sheriff. wherein the parish plaintiff and bid for the
in the and for the of the parish provided that in
instance shall they bid amount exceeding the amount
oudgmen and COSTS and that all lands thus purchased shall
be disposed Of By him. the said parish Attorney at private
sale otherwise for the best interest parish for cash
such terms as in his judgment the interest of the parish
demand provided further that sale shall be made for
price less than the land bid that he be al
Resotced, That all resolutions ordinances contrary to
the above resolution be and hereby repealed.
The above resolution was adopted, the vote
being yeas and 6 nays.
The Jury proceeded to the election of the
Inspectors of Roads and Levees, as follows by
ballot.
Messrs. Homer Bernard and Theo. Daunis,
were presented for First District, Mr.. Bernard
received votes, and Mr.. Daunis votes Mr..
Bernard was therefore duly elected Inspector of
the First District, Messrs. Merville Rome and
Homer Savoie, were proposed for the Second
District Mr.. Rome received votes, and Mr..
Savoie votes, therefore Mr.. Rome was duly
elected Inspector of the Second District, Messrs.
Trasimond Bernard and Charles Zeringue, were
proposed for the Third District, Mr.. Bernard
received 8 votes, and Mr.. Zeringue votes,
Mr.. Bernard was therefore elected as Inspector
of the Third District, Messrs. N. Leblanc and
0. Savoie we're proposed for the Fourth District,
Mr.. N. Leblanc received 8 votes, and Mr.. o.
Savoie 9 votes, Mr.. O. Savoie was therefore
elected as Inspector of the Fourth District
Mr.. Williams presented the following Or
dinance was adopted.
Resolued That the compensation Of the parish Treasurer
for the performance of the duties incumbent him the
depory the School funds appooned the parish of
Lafourche be fixed at Two Hundred Dollars, payable quart
erly out of the School fund.
Mr.. Williams proposed the following reso-
luton which was adopted.
Resoloed That in all cases sale by the Sheriff. Of lands
wherein the parish plaintiff and purchased by the Sheriff.
the of such sale and above the of
Judgment and COSTS be paid by the parish to the
Sheriff and that the Treasurer hereby instructed to
such the Sheriff of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. III
The following persons were appointed COM
manders in chief of patrols in the different Dis
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Horse ShOeIMg.
E>ULFORD & BRO, are now prepared
Il to have Horses Shod by experienced Horse shoer
March, 25th 1854. T1y1
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n. FLEM IN q ,

TERER, has just received and will constantly keep
his Ware House Church street. full stock of Thon
aston, Western and Sugar Lime Sharp Sand, Cement,
Har Plaster of Paris &c, which he will sell as low
they be procured from New Orleans. June IL.
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Horses and Carriag,

Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horses and Carriages, for trips
n to Donaldsonville Houma. or elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number to justify. Also stabiing
for hOrses-and all connected with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor, b. F. HOLDEN.
ThibOtlaux. December l3 1851
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nOCTOR BATEY-Twice week
IL from New Oreans-Ths elegant and tfSMAAmM l.
s'aunch steamer W. G. Wilson, Master, k==Iz===zS(
Leaves New Orleans every Monday at ~ Aatta9
O'clock p M, and Friday mornings at 9zzs
Returning leaves Thibodaux every WEDNESDAY and
SUNDAY morning at 6 o'clock.
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A. ", M.
BENEVOLENT\4/

l. LODGE, No. 90.-Reguar Meetings of this w
Lodge, take place. at the Masonic Hall, corner @
of Main and Jackson sreets on the LAST SATURDAY
every month, at the usual hour
officers B. G Thibodaux, w. NJ; C. Becher s. w. ;;
H. Fleming, J. W.; Francis L. Mead T.; J. Thuer Sec;
J. s. Frizel, s. D.; JOS A. Taylor, Tyler.
Tdec31l JOHN THUER, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Succession Of JOSEPH FABRE are requested to come
forward and see and an persons to whom the Aforesaid
Succession indebted hereby notified present their
caims duly authenticated, to the undersigned. AZ s.H
1851 v. D. TERREBONNE. Agent
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AUSIC.-Weekly New Orleans pacl

1Nl et-This staunch built pas fegmMNh l.
senger packet, Captain Streck, leaves "
New Orleans every SATURDAY at o'clock S!a5
a. m; returning, leaves Lockport, every azEaEkzsa
MONDAY at O'Clock a. NJ; Thibodanx every TUESDAY,
at O'Clock NJ. Donaldsonvie, every WEDNESDAY, at
6 o'clock a
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i firm Of Wakeman Smith, are request to make i'm
mediate payment without further notice. and trouble and
costs. I25-tf WAKEdAN SMITH.
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Account of G. o. Dantn, Clerk $50 90
IS Noel Cadiere. e..........................2 2 90
t Hypolite Richard. Observation-Disclosures. 12 90
Michel Arabic e.......................1 IS 90
t' Z. G. Robichaux, Assessor. ............lO 100 O0
's J. B. Lasne. ne..........................7 IS 90
{" Fabien Dantin, F. Ledet, Arcene Bergeron,
Laurent Gaspart, Joachim Breaux, Henry Ledet,
and Paul Breaux, Land of D. A. Long, for 42 90
be paid provided said persons deliver to the parish
Attorney such papers as he shall require of them,
the the sum I'M Of =. ... ' . 50
Us. Land Of D. A. Long, subject to the same rules
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Passengers with vehicles paying the above rates are not
(sgned) 9. ARxrAeE, J. A. RoBlcHAux, H. BERNARD.
Mr.. Armitage presented the following reso-
luton which was passed.
Reeoced That It be required Of the purchasers Of the
Ferry established in the vicinity Of the Rail Road be required
to conform to the State Law the subject Of ferries
The committee on Finance made the follow
ing report which, on motion of Mr.. Raymond
was adopted.
10 TIE President and Members cfEe Police jury.
ESnEMEN-We the undersigned committee Of Finance
TO whom was referred the account and report Of the parish
Treasurer would respectfully represent
That have carefully examined the said accounts and
compared the with the vouchers annexed and have
found the whole correct which account shows balance
hand this day Of Twelve Hundred and Nineteen Dollars and
eleven cents, Of the parish funds.
We therefore the approval Of said account and
our dischaFge Respectfully submitted,
(signeD JAMES BulIr, Chairman.
The committee Of Finance made the follow
ing report which on motion Of Mr.. Thibodaux
was passed and approved.
10 TIE Prssideat and Members off1s Police Jury.
GESrIxNEN.-Ws the undersigned committee Finance
70 whom was referred the and report Of the parish
Treasurer win she School Funds ef this parish respectfully
That We have carefully exaained the s.d accounts and
compared them with the vouchers annexed and have found
Which accounts show balance on hand this day of Four
Thousand Three Hundred and sixty One Dollars and seventy
two and hall cents We therefore recommend the approval
Csgned) JAMES BnIru, Chairman.
The Jury adjourned until two o'clock, p. N.
At two o'clock, Jury met, present as before.
On motion Of Mr.. Thibodaux, the minutes Of
the last session was approved.
Mr. T. 9. Rohichaux was proposed as parish
Treasurer and being the only candidate he was
elected by acclamation.
On motion Of Mr.. Billiu, the place Of hold
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For every foot passenger IS cents
For every pleasure two wheels vehicle. e.........20
For every pleasure buggy with one horse.
For every pleasure buggy with two horses. 80
For every pleasure carriage with one horse IS
For every pleasure carriage with two horses.
And i've cents for each horse over two
For dray or bagass cart empty. ..............25
For dray bagass cart loaded, with horse 40
For large cart empty, with three horses.
For large cart loaded, with three horses .......d
For q wagon empty.
For wagon loaded. 25
scha and nshoo kc 4
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The committee named to establish Zee bill Tor the Ferry
to be established at the Rail Road bayou Laourche
Would respectfully report that the Ferry Of the Corporation
Of Thbodaux sold short time since at very high
price, It would not BY consideration be just put the tariff
Of said Ferry lower than that Of the of town
Resolved That the Ferry to be established at the Rail
Road below the Of Thbodaux shall have the fee
bill tariff the ferry Of the Corporation Of Thibodaux
until the first Of May Of the year 1855 that the Feryman
Of the said Ferry after the said first May 1885, shall be
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Grtsi and Mario IN Norma-Mr. Dapen.
ports first Gppsarance-The new Citv Hall
Crime tai New Yo,k-Ths Races.
NEW York, September II
Grisi and Mario appeared in Norma las.
evening, before the largest audience which
they have yet been favored with. The critics
speaking of the performance. 90 off in rapture.
about the Grisi Of former gears. Mario was
in bad Voice 49,. 49,
Mr. EDWARD Il. Davenport made his first ap.
pearance at the Broadway theatre on Monday
night as Othello, after an absence of seven
years in Europe. He was considered a good
and exceeding versatile actor when he left his
native country, and he has returned finished
artist. Seldom have We witnessed more en-.
thusiastie reception than that which greeted
MN: ana seldom was applause moro justly
The Board of Councilmsn, last evening
was celebrating nearly four hours upon the
new City Hall, and have agreed upon q plan.
and pretty much all it's details, so ia at ieast
as it is possible for them to do at the present
time
Messrs. Field & Correja's plan was fixed
upon. If no change be made, the upper mart
Of the building will be of white marble from
the Lee Quarries Of Massachusetts, 1.-THE same
as the capitol extension at Washington is be
ing built of while the basement win be of
the Word Antique marble Of Vermont, ia mix
ture of dark green, with white streaks).
The semi-annual report of the Chief of Pc
lice, to be laid before the Common Council TO-
night, discloses the significant fact that the
whole number Of arrests by the police for the
SIX months ending on the Slst Of August, was
2o,llO. Ut these As we're murder cases; rape.
20; keeping disorderly houses. II; forgery, 36;
burglary, ll5; assaults with intent to xiii, I06;
intoxication, $3.50; grand larceny, ST.; petit
larceny, $500; perjury, 10; picking pockets,
1S8 assaults and battery, 1868 :
The fall campaign commenced yesterday on
the National Course. Two ma Oh races came
of~the first between Ellen Bateman and Lit
tie Arthur, mile heats, for s., 900, which was
won by the mare; the other three mile heats
between Garret Davis and Fanny Fern Gar
ret won without an effort The purse was
sc 600. 0n the first race the time was |. ST,
l.57t,