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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

hssd n. 49, - ssssiss:--DccsraseA and f;e,s
Eaaa Lsn SETS elegant Parisn, Efruscan and 9;d
8 y ases; Gold band Fruit Basksss Mos,at s
M and Fancy Chns Of almost sYery S.y.
a si iolqnoiss rich Cut Bohemian G,ss, =.
bohemian Glass 0dor Boxes Cigar stand. ~ go
pssoIslea and Gold band China cssdssssts.' a J,
sssasr with spendid variety PAper Msehs Tan,
stands and inlsid with Pearl: Ess;s',s
Porte Monnaies; Gard Cases, de- Those !. a
Bridal presents and gifts for the holidsys. uana ~
de 10-tN ss.f - ia 49, ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13
BOARDING.
WANTS.

NTANTED.A DRUG CLERK-.OneFwho
is competent and willing to devote all his time
to the interest of bis employer may hear of good
situation. For particulars, address 2" DRUGGIST
stating salary expected. and where to be seen, office
of this paper.---~-- de lS--lts
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-LA2Ek FReaa i TsxAs. !, !.

y
The steamship Mexico, Gspt Eawless. arrissd
yesterday morning with papers from Galveston
and interior Texas. ss@.s. " - ~ = !
!. We find little of interest in the way Of news.
indian :depredatiehs have beens lees frtquent.
The San Antonio Texan states that q party OF
iadians who had been stealing horses IL Medin.
county were oyertsken and one of their pumher
killsf The Gehad True American has the
following paragraph: >; d, >,
The Indian hunters have returned without .ff.,,r.
neii s9' NJ oniy about days Que Of the
cohpshy f.poits having met the Attuscasa c,muai "
nsaded by Capt Peter Tln,siuson bs bs q 4,
'efcre fight with eight lpdAas, killing fvs o. them
.hd recspesng she horses AIKEN Old Town and
he ns,g,eorhyod few mleg abopr tis Isss sn ia
ser The company we're aias ebe Indisns down I'D
san Antonio river shsn they III N returning on ths
anne trail with the hurses and appruacb,d ants mar
oefore the fndlaps discovered them soon as by c;s
overed Iieir chance ESCAPE Was bc 10, t - 49,
only escaped " - Antee
Another account states that the party which
left Goliad saw no Indians until they reached
he Rio Grande, There they encountered the
chief Wild Cat, who, at the head Of tbresshun-
dred warriors on the western bank of the river,
bade the whites defiance, spd dared them to
cross. Their force was not su fieent to cross in
the face Of such asfoe. The Victoria Advocate
says that another company was more successful:
Tary sncsupfsrrd slinrret banda chs a-sapss and
ureesder n Esiling thirty hye ~ithout losing man In
sir fsuhdJbs mutiated bodies If two
who bad beep evidently murdered by the Ipdanssxu
dmongst te Killed they found the scalp white woInan
nd the bat Of young sGiirad who has bsen
missing aud was by Aled BY the Indisnss
The Nueess Valley Advertiser, of the 18th,
sstates that on tho previous Sunday evening
child, three and asheif yerrs Did, was sitsen in
That town by rattieslakeand died on the for
lowing day a. one o'clock The snake had en-
tered the house and cooled itself upon the.bed.
.snd struck the child between tbs fore. finger
and thumb. swhiles the mother was IN the act of
placing it upon tbeAbed<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

il SlANAons Of the points present In this
Sugar. economy fs obvious to III
practical planter that the theory large Plenty
Cane. The boiling such
undspate IN quality Of but although ayng
ec.ed with the the ordinary ooera requires
Their reduction boh the s and hs cost of bring
steam TraG INTO general ~ @T*
Cheap Indispensable important object cu
completely attained ths he PATENT STEAM
EAToR the principle hs celebrated Cincinnati Steam
hngtue now Two years in cperstion.'
The Steam the dvantassso
The
for burning the ste other
required to take OF the crop. .As
Rapidly the generation Of which raised pssasure
hundred pounds inch in ave minutes a lighting
| thsfrs.
The advantage rcharged stea the evaposs
pleasure red heat without prss
= 'E
Perfect sse explosion being .rgs body Of
explo substituted for
Economy in usi, water and price ofsost.
One these Steam Generators erected and pat operation
the plantation Of Col H. c. Camp fberys
fully tested the tbs
reeaed the
Tueae Trains Eagle Work Miles
Greenwood, Cincinnati The haa
sTal Rud West indias
practical experience boiling caahaany
his
Trains eunpiste all
with nnrss sysporae batteries nsde the pncps
workmanship Than hitherto
Bsk AparsuAsa Globe Soke Of GB Harrison Co., Nav
York
undersigned pa, Tsnsia operatlon furnish
ihs reauiTsd and the force plantation
Thoe parties who the supbste Of Inns
small manufacture
the tri1nR The
viii bs furnished snd natrGeona euoay on the plantation
IL Tbs making the article.
k agents. New Orleans, ,Messss. VOORHEES, aRIGGs Co.,
Is TrhGuFitoulas street. fel7 Spd&wtf
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Police Jail, Second Distric

~. Police Jail, Second District.
EETAS brought to the City Police Jail the negro
Wv boy ALECK lis 5 feet az inches high, has scar
the forehead is about 20 years old Says he belongs
to Mr. Jean Jacques Hayde Planter living in the Parish
St. John Baptste. The owner s requested to cali and
claim said boy according to law
=. = sA5E = D. BLANCHARD Keeper City Police jail
New Orleans, Sept IL, 1856 seI2 15t
~ NJ, ~. ~ nsarn o. ~ .is ny 9a On
hIgD has the left side of his nose Says he be-
longs the Of Ryas late planter of Plaquemine
The agents requested to call CLAIM said
slaye according to law. %
H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Polics Jail.
New Orleans Sent. 10 1886 sell l5t
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A SAS! GAS! GAS! =GAS!--The subscriber
~ having obtained requisite permission from ths Gas com-
@ furnish and put up
In the and at moderate ntea
be iet hs FopadfS Wv
81. chasessireet. q H. GUILD, dill ly
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!. Later nem ndaaioo,

E y m
|: The steamship orizsba, Captain Forbes, ar
rived yesterday, bringing dates from Vera cruz
to the 22d snd from the city If Mexico fo the
10th N y E. sssass II 4
One itemof news by this arrival is irppostant,
|if the continual revolutions and chnpges.teking
place in the Standardization of. Mexican sffairs
can be SO considered. On the 18th inst Gen.
Garrera resigned the Presidency, in view, Ell
:sigio says of the dfhculties. encountered in
"his administration. Hs afseENards published
an address to his fellow-citizens, setting forth
his reasons for the course he had taken, The
General Government was thus left without q
head, and thescommsnd Of the district Of Mex
leo devolyed upon Gen. Diaz de Ia Vega, mba
selected Cabinet of seven indiyiduals.ssTha
chiefs of the garrison of the capital drewup q
paper declaring that, although in favor Of the
plan Of Ayutla, they had supported the admin
istraticn Of carrera Rs . matterof sxpedisnsYs
and that they should support whoever niighs b
legitimately placed IN authority. s8 :.
Affairsare in sad condition in the Depart
ment of San Luis .Potosi, the chiefs CARA ,snd
Tamariz having commeneed hostiiities sgsinsa
each other and placed the country in condition
of civil war
+ Gen Llave still holds command in the De-
psrtmentser Vera Cruz He has. wrought many
civil and military reforms So
I Alvarez, at The bead Of his army, was on the
! march for the capital. He was expected to
arrive in short, time, and fromthe esposture Of
affairs. there was little doubt that he-wouId i'm
| nediately become the supreme head of the Gov
/ ernment "Comonfort wes also on his way to
| the capital
son Of Gen. santa Anna had been arrested,
but what disposition would be made Of him, the
papers do not state.
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Il Aw Y0RK 2 sKna,S AND ERIE a ssg 3ssselGsIslyE


Ab TO THE WEST. S&&t2 Ez% sSszsssssSSz
Tine between and Whseing hoaIa Running
- THE BALTfMokE AM oHl0 RAILROAD, s'0n'
having greatly nuroved ls Western cons
travellers Washingto Baltimore and
~ Porons Of the West the Northwest aud the Southwest
Juaea sailed Rsay s iisa
ton and the Ohio river baggage checked Whseng
the Washington station, aud eeheehsd with
points ond The conneaus daily
~ ana4k 2. NJ. On Sundays the latter hour only.
through Cambridge, Newark,
sandaky Railroad. sihduaky. Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
Of the Little Miami Rairoad xsna. Cincinnati Louisville
At xsna Little Miami falroada connection with the
through Da ton 10 indianapolis Tee Hauie Lafayette Chi
holding roagh ekeis Momph vcksburg Nat
The On he oha ~ Esans
We, es,,o G, and ~ Louis ars sold by .hia ouse.
sold when the Ohio 10 navigsos Wheeling
orty mss where connection with she Cleveland and
70 while this is the only route
n6oding through Tickets checks ashngon
and the sadag tbs
m being about mil shorter than other
fAhs ny Taaogsn TesEr Eaoa WAsaIssros.To Whselng,
Ny iailrcad sS 6 by from Cincinnati sis; Indianapolis,
9i7 SQ Cesei s3 ls To ed Sf5 Detroit e6 Chicago,
w and SOL ST. Louis sas 80 and s9s Memphis ss6 New Or
For Frederick Harper Ferry Ranburg Berkeay sprngs
Issss y aPa F
minor way auons between Baltimore and Wheeling take NJ
the from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see special
further information through tickets e.o, apply to THos
"a = JOHN H. poNE,e;
ivy 7'i '%* Master of TTansp
Ra iiprnra aatf ii rIatlvn EAattu
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
y ca coMPTRoBIER,s OFFICE,
City OF New Qfiea M. Au9ustt23, 1855.

& q FF II e@' CoMPTRoBLER'S OFFICE, I
City of New Ofleans, AHGust2S, 1855. J.
= - I No. 1885
Resolsed, That the City Comptroller be, and he is
hereby requested TO cause to be Sold after thirty days
notice IN The official Journal of the CITY the negress
Mary, now confined in The City Work-house, said
slave having bcea forfeited to he city sad sale TO be
made FOR cash and subject To the approva ol the Com
K [signedI GERARD sTTTH,
s Presiden, pro tenn Board of A Assistant Aldermen.
=. z tsignsdl JOHN CULBEkTs0s,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
1870 tsishedl JOHN o. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, the
Goth of Septentef next, Ew adjudcate for cash, at
the City Work-house, at O'clock The above slave.
~ ,ess - -e55s ~ z O.sDRBUYS.
au23 i'd Comptroller.
W = 'A557 ooMPTRoLLRR's OFFICE
- City Of New 0reaBe May !, 1856 y
Resotred That the Comptroller be- and he Is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by sarding ad
vertsemeut In the official Journal that in accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No 142 sppfOved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority OF an ordef
from the Comptroller, In accordance with tho ordinance
refetredto. GSignedl s K. L. TRACY,
- IN President Board of Assistant Aldermen.i
q -.,&.t fsigpedI L,H PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
GsignsdI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. .s.4
The attention Of the ofcers Of the city and ef the
public hrespectfuy called to the foregoing fssolntton
- - -sl.st lTss, 9. DE BUYS,
myl9 80. Comptroller City of Ne. 0resns
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second pistriet pound.

Second District Pound.
VN7As brought to the Second District Pound corner
wv Of 81. Avn and Derbigny streets. estrays--
h. One white femss Goat. right ssr cut halfof. ~
Que white and black female Gast
One small black female Goat with spots.
One pale yellow female Goat right split and rope
around the neck q .
Also. epcumbrance on pubic streets--tg -.
Which, ii not claimed within ten days, snd the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction at said
Po1nd on sATgkpAY ths 9th October at 40 O'Clock
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1866 80 i--tr=''
IL aete. conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second
i'll District, rapge des rues st. Anne and Dsrbigny,
cor7me epsves- s5il e. ~ ., la ~ ~ .fs s
ne Gheyre blanche, roreille droite coupss moitie.
Uhe Chevre blanche st noire. Ff'ss = y J
Uns petite Cbeyre uoirs ayant des taches. az ~ ,
ayant une corde uu con. - Va ff's - -f-+ Hg
Auss CONNIE embatras EUR 10 vols pubaue--
Une charratte, No. 2.49T.
81 iesds auimau3 Ia dte charrette ne sont pasre
vendus 4 repc6ers publique, au dit depot, sAMEDL
~ \. r, =. AUG. s. PHELPS
Commissaire des Ruesa 7
.Nouyelle Orleans 25 ssptembre, 1855 stae'olo 7
NNfAs brought the Second District Pound, corner
wv Of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, ,as estrsys--
One bay stud Colt, about 121z hands high, reached
msue, long black tail, with rope on the neeR.
ems light yellow Cow. branded the right hip.
right thigh, iegble brand the left hip sf
under oped right ear soped below and horns
one yellow heifer branded on the right hip, right
2earsloped and cropped. .~ .
One brown and black billy Goat, white face four feet
white. tr'-l. ~ 49, 't-.S
which if not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said pound
on WEDNESDAY the 2Gth inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
- - sS - AUG. 8. PHELPS, ]
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Sept a. 1856.
MI etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second Dis
j. trict iencoignurs des rues st Ann ct Derhigny,
CONNIE epayes-' -
I'm etaon bal denviron u mains ct deie de hants ia
oniere coppee la queue nore ct Tongue aysnt crde
ceu.
Une vache iaune Clair, etampe NJ la hanche droite
la cuisse droite une etampe inlisibe la hanche.
gauchs, iorea eauche coupee obi auement dessoes
st s has de roree droite coupes obliauement,
les cornes percees- ~ 4s.=s4 SO,
Une Genisse jsune, etampe 0 la hanche droite,
rorsie droits ecourtes and coupee obiquement
Une Bouc brun ct noire, les quatre peds ct lie front
blancs.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reclames dams dix
ct les depenses payees ills vendues
puhique, dit depot MERCREDI. 10 26 courant, 10
heures A. NJ. - .=-,sz.5s,..=.. /
!. 49, : AUG. s. PHELPS
, Commissaire des Rues
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'YHSOBACC0--We are now receiving fresh from
N ths Gnnaah and
ship hae gnmenta IOBACco eoasng u pounds half
pounds and 10 lbs of gradss wnh invite 'hs stisn
+ Aon Of the tsais.
Wills RAWLIsS CO,
graye
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I'd OCKAWAY, LONG IsLAND.--The ~,

~ RoGKAWAY PAVILION will open in Jupe, Ess&
ceys pisioru onihs 30tn of the month. . . - A-AsA-
This establishment comprises the Hotel containing twelve
three
70 single or and twelve furnished
Hotel Gardens,
Hotel may bs prsfarred With increased nppy Rahing
pnbe Staniea
the deniaud such establishment.
The House provided and stocked
with the choicest Wines of approved brand.
For and Bowling saoon Billiard
Room Ladies' Ground and
q Baud provided. ~
The Cooks Walters selected French German
The will bs the possible with
the present high cost Of provisions. etc. ~
Roomn bs ssee,sd any by calling JOHN
GEoRGE BANBRDGE as the itoiai at t7 Cif
York WHARF plsne NAV be seen. 5z5,s iei2 sp y
a. lUES-40 hhds Clear, for sale by
|o - s, H. KENNEDY CO., 10 Tehouplsoalas a,rset
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lhiMaEkha sAsdas sa1n LINZ ..asIs1Ss oE l -

NhI-W EEhLI LINFI UF tsAa afaE Su
Il sTAGkss FROM CLINTON f ffz2 ~
EAST FEL0fANA, passing through GREENsBuRG ANTE
CIT on the NEW OH La no and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There esrabsAd this Route Iii Weekly Line Stages
leaving Annie City every Moaday FRIDAY
tho eyoning a. oock keurung leave Clinton every
Tuesday, Thus and Saturday O'clock In the morning. and
Ame City esSninE New
oesns BY hs IsSss vii from ey Orleans Gin
stage Jhe Stage Road over abeautu undalstg country e,d
good
fcn Bag for she Loters Papers
ed s the oce the New Orleans jackson aosd No. 45
Caronee street. and will be hs Railroad Monday
sed Friday at roeork In rnng and
hon will bspaid 70 the deveyof Leer and Paper
Fare for from New Orleans 70 Clinton will
be rive Dollars IL will hue chsapsst quick
ea and safest route from Clinton to New Orleans.
s157E So 81. &. .sHEE1,ER Amils CITY,
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nj EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. saa
eaenabe for acceptance Particular
lion paid 10 the sale of Negroes
And others " alays Mechanics,
and House and will be receiving throughout the
SEASON snge and airy ouae will be able 70 accommodate
100 slaves or WIG from other stasss City
proein cAsh for sound Negroes. THOMAS FOSTER
Refers 80.
Mesarn. .Rugely Bair& Col NJ Col Turne Wlssn
CT Psrvs eisaaen Col Payne Harrison; Hall Rodd John
RSLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
H. YARDSThs undersignsd have in addition
we'll known ostablhsd lumber yards Julia ianding
pesn ST. Paul. Ce aud Pine recently
lumber the Old Basn fronting the Canal the rondele
where they constantly
serfmsn OF building materials, such
and inch and wids dressed, Ongued and groovsd
Fellow Pine Ceiling. =
III TX TX wide tonsuad groovsd
YeilowPine Blsoring. f
4 H nch wide, drsssed square joint Yellow
Dressed Shelving and dressed Boarding. scaniug
Jost all heavy sinner Decking nrh Pinnka ~ and
" inch Pins aad Misunderstanding alh Shmgs
made Ssah Blinds aud Mvadng nlmaya
90 hand and madeto order.
Drdrs TAX ths h Pensacola and Black
ater Bay West Eonda the markets OF Phadeph
~ note New York Boston Key Wes Gaveaon Lsgaea Corpus
snd other along the Atlantic and a be
my are so prepared TO supply orders for the keghh
Ths Dred Lumbar all neatly piled shsds and from
M supply hand rely gsng
al aels well seasoned and esdy for immedil
- Po3l.Ef NlCoE a CO.,
Corner Cedar AM Julia sreets. New Basin,
Yam Corner Robertson and Caroadses Wall. Old Bala
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EW ORLEANS, OPE- e. pss szFszz.
IN LorsAs AND GREAT WEST As2k ~ ~
SU MIME n A R "A N q e MENT,
daily Crossing: Leaves
Mgie a O'Clock A. NJ arrives Lourchs
A. m. Returning leaves Lnourehe Crosnng p NJ end
arrives a. Algsrs at o'clock r. M. 7atH#% sf
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Special Train will Agie every Saturday al
opok Monday
O'Clock A. NJ, arriving Algiers 10 O'Clock A. H.
Excurniou Tekss and the will ssned
every Jay ~ follows -
Ic bNyoh dea hanBnd0n
Lsfnufchs CronsinR 30.
ar The Train rssna for tho
desrcuH of getting on and of nj ttat point.
iYiIy 4. b. SEGER Vice Prcaideut,
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-5-7.t5 = -17F3at* = = z e5T f}ss'
tis,s sia'=t ez-- s.a=iss,- s-ssH -
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BOARD OF Ten Governors.


Tho Board met at q +. M.--Presenf, Govcrncrt Town
send, lin the chair) Taylor, Tiemsna, Henry, West
Smith, Draper Bsrrek and Duke After the transse,ioa
OF some purely formal business,
Governor wkr offered the following, which vAs
passed -
Resolved That the Counsel to the Corporation be srs IL
hereby requested advie this board what power. any =
discharge committed 70 lhe nSV
prsoo for drunkenness under the art passed March ibo
rests with the Board in what form should De Q"
tered.
Governor DRAPER replied AZ length TO the rexui
manifesto Of the Commissioners Of Emigration concerning
the Of iuna,c paupc and children of egran bes~
in this country. Mr. Draper characterized ths propcs
ton of the Commissioner Of Emigration n "a
way 20 pay old debts" lie urged that acme
sure should be taken 20 take the charge .
emgran's away from our citizens, for IL that was
not done, estimates should be made behalf OF thf
board or the city, Mr. Draper sad the law passed ~
the late Legislature not proposed, charged,
wthon, the knowledge ~ the commis ssioperH tor theS
Vice President ~ tae Commis sion Although he (Ms
DrrI Ier) opposed 10 all compromise langhter). he
willing 10 abide by the last one passed by congre~s,
and he argued that IL provision, supported the ground
any d pufc. bat until the Commissioners willing -
do Justly he feared u must continue. lie concluded bg
1vng that the report OF the tonr soners he referred
to the Workbouse Committee % report. This
carried.
Mr Draper real from the rorort Of the Kngs county
Conmif prove that The Ton spent s
less in proportion for the OF psupcrr than tho
brooklyn CornmisAi0 ners.
II was announced that The Board had spent 500 ~
this year than had been provided for arising oss
the extensive repairs the building and the incfeae~A
price Of provisions
The Board then R0lonrnel.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

7 ET US LIVE TO BE USEFUL MECHANICS IN.
~ staie Lecture Thomas Meagher, Esq VIII deliver
the Introductory lecture before the institute hc Academy
Music fourteenh OF Irving Thurs
evening October nth subjec The influence ~ Science
the welfare OF society," The proceeds o the TEXTURE
proprAed towards The increase o the library a the Ir
wren nee 70 Al young apprentices Of good moral character
Dodworths band OF musc will be In attendance. Tickets
twenty nye cent each TO AL parts Of the house b, hsi
~ " IA Han sons music store o Park place
BroAdwsy Samuel kaynor's bookstorr No 10 Bowery
tween walker and Hester and 81 the Academy q
Music S =
william Niles Cha-ies " Delsvan C>,rye " pr.,t
IN rnss snlnL Il, ohver Hoyf Faehv. Purdy
PIT 1egN'1. lf-'prr'f rpmmf9.s,.. n $40
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WEEKLY SUMMARY.


cBArREyiLLE COURSE, l.. r~-rRoTrISd.
'sot,ing match for 400 ten miles out In harness.
came od yesterday afternoon between black hor.e he
longing 20 Flushing, aud serrel horse from Newtows.
l. H. the former driven ~ Hiram Woodruff ana the lat
ter by Vim. Whelan. Hrsm's horse won, having great
deal speed than wheans, which carried him
cesfly through, The sorrcl horse az the top II s
peed throughout while the other Rad from ten 20 ,wes
y secoDos 70 spsrc In each mile The betting was II ons
hundred 70 forty the black previous 70 the start.
The attendance small. The following summary
TtnDAr, Oct. 2a-rrotilng match t50o-tcn miles out