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A CENTESAuAN.-Mr. Seth Yates, resiaen'
of Providence, l., reached the one hundred.n
year of his age on the Sd inst Is said ina. WIN
The execution of impaired vision his general
health ia now good, and his mental faculties are
ema,kaby preserved lie still retains an inter.
est In passing events, and loves to participate IN
the pleasures of social life. He remembers near,
ing the Declaration of independence reau iron, ~.
halcony az the State House in Newport, When 1t
was first promulgated The Providence Journal
says:
"when M,. Thackeray wss delivering In this
city his lecture upon George the Second few OF
his hearers thought there was man then living
nssrJy Ave years old when that avaricious, selfish,
hssty. obstinate, but toleraby honest monarch was
gathered to his fathers
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DR.. KANEs CHARTs.-The British Board of ad.
miralty have notified our Government that they
have adopted DR. Kanes charts, thus throwing
overheard the charts of Capt Ingletield and other
Arctic Davigators belonging to the British Navy,
as well as the works of all of DR.. Kanes prede.
cessors on the coast of Greenland.
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DEATH OF AN OLD INHABITANT.-The New
Haven journal, of Tuesday, chronicles the death
of Roger Sherman, in his 9sth year, probably the
oldest male resident in that city. lie was son OF
Hon. Roger Sherman, one of the Signers of the
Declaration of Independence, and one of the lead.
ing men in framing the Constitution of the United
States.
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In LUck.-A worthy Irish servant girl, says the
New Orleans Delta who fer some time past ha'
been In the employ of one of our most respectable
citizens, received official information few days
since. to the effect that a cousin of hers. who
had died at the Crimea left her by his will round
S3OCO
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VALUABLE CAR0o.-The British ship United
Kingdom, Capt johnson, was cleared at Savannah,
Wednesday morning. for Liverpool. with cargo
consisting of 2932 bales UplandS, and 1913 bales
Sea Island cotton, and 1886 feet timber, the
whole valued at SIS, 222
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Having been employed b

~ Mr.. Ladd, to act in my former capacity of Gene.
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich.
mond Soda Water and Botting establishment en-.
brace this method of informing my friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting part to sustain its former repu
taton; and from experience OF eight years in the
business feel assured of my competency TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who may BIO pleased to favor the
house with their patronage.
o. Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider,
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. ii. MCCORMICK,
de 20 No 500. Broad street.
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REMARKABLE MURDER TRIAL IN PENSsYL.
vANIA--The Corrigan murder trial in West.
moreland county, Pa is one of the most remark
able that has occurred in this country since the
celebrated Professor Webster and Parkman case,
q: Boston
Corrigan is an old man, of some sixty or seven
ty years of age. His wife disappeared on the 29tt
of September last, and has never been heard from
since. Four or FIVE days after, some bones and
part of scull, declared by professional men to BIZ
those of human being, found by SOME
neighbors in large fire which had been burning
near Corrigans residence in the open field. Cor
rgan had been observed stirring il at unusual hours
smell came from the fire like that of an animal
carcass burning. A button similar to those worn
upon woman's night dress was found in the fire,
aud also one belonging to 3 man. Considerable
blood was found in different parts of Corrigan s
house, although evident attempts had been made
10 conceal it. All of the woman's dresses that she
was known to have were found at home in their
usual place. This indicated that she had not gone
away voluntarily
person passing Cerrigan's house on the night
she was last seen heard screams coming from that
quarter A sled having marks of blood was
found near the house. with tracks showing that
it had been evidently dragged in the night time
by horse, near to the fire where the bones were
found. Corngan and his wife, who lived alone,
were known to quarrel. He gives no satisfactory
explanation of any of these circumstances. He
pretends that he gave his wife money to go to
Philadelphia with, and that the bones found in the
ire were old bones scraped up In rubbish which
he was burning on his farm. But this is rendered
improbable by the strong animal smell which came
from the fire.
After trial of several days. and speeches both
for and against the prisoner by able counsel he
convicted Of murder In the first degree and
sentenced to be hung No body was ever found or
identified as that of his wife. The circumstances
were such as we have stated.
The superstition of the jury was. from the ev:-
dence, that Corrigan had murdered his wife then
conveyed her body to the fire, in which the bones
were found upon the sled, that was lying near his
residence. The circumstances seem to be strong
in that direction. The disposition the murderer
made of the body, is most horrible almost as much
30 as Professor Webster, who, it will be recoeet.
ed, cut up the body of his victim into pieces and
then burnt them in CRATE in his room. But in
that case Parkman's body was identified, which
was not the fact here in this trial. which has croa.
led great sensation in Western Transatlantic
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THE OCEAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the pas
sengers who arrived at New York In the Baltic
was Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, one of the directors OF
the New York. New Foundland, and London Tel.
egraph Company, W no reports that the underwriters
who insured the electric cable which was TO have
connected Ne wfoundland with Nova Scotia, forty
four miles of which it viii be remembered was
lost In the attempt TO lay 1t last summer refuse to
make good the loss and deny their liability
Meantime, however, the company will prosecute
their design. and have given orders fer the manu-.
facture of q new cable TO make the desired con.
nexion between Newfoundland and Cape Breton.
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,ruE DAILY DISPATCH.
S1..any Moruinx, March 10. 1885.

.s-s----,.-...@-@-
"a. va.Iafion of the Neutrality Lava
Brisi.h Ceusul Mulcted.
a.. a. No., ,s.s the Hon Joseph
sone ".Ao ~ -, r. mi. eitv A re-.
Howe OF view Dfuns"ie 80. 80 ,.,n,.n, an, ered
cruiting agent for the brtsn oov -.
into negotiation with Capt bro"n'o"' " sne
p,.,,.h bsrk I.,uisiana then In New York, to con
=. -. h,ua,.d man from THE city to Halifax 4,
Nsy VIZ" ~. - york Tribune Of FRIDAY
Nova Seo''~-
says.
The preliminaries were al s9Re through Wild,
the terms agreed upon, AND noqpg remained TO
hs done bus TO conclude the charter or agreement
For his irst trip, capt browniow was 70 receive
s21OO or % head TOT each passenger; ana sec
ond trip was agreed upon, Tor which he was 10 re-
eeive S24O0 or - for each passenger. According
Iy Capt Brownlow lifted up his vessel Tor Ine
Tip laid Storage deck, put up large cao .,.n,
bought q number OF water casks and hneu s.an
and otherwise prepared TOR the expe~'eu p
gers. ,nortpaee.
The consgnee-and, by virtue oi dars,and
part owner OF the vessel-was given " aanS ont 10
that the men Mr.. Howe were 49,. wort unon a
Halifax were iaborers engage - inouiry ha was
railroad. In answer 70 = W. S,snlev Seeretary
informed by note no ~ ~, Thai ut was all
of the British Consul IN h,s hawevar n annears
right" Subsequent AahsrI learning that these
that the consignee =. ,xara in realty recruits
pseudo railway IAoo s Saclired uovin, anv fur.
for the CrimeAh "a tbra,y the rasnonsbiIitv
ther In the CUISINES sr,;ar IN tho matiar mon
Of all inr'ne, H., MIN IN co,clnda or can.
the captain, :, his n,.asrrs Cant Rrow,low
Gel the patfa ~, ,ha sons;gnae dstermined IN
less cAu''o - s-aanont r. nnss;hIa AMI &C.
conSu a.s,daS ,S;,b b;s orenarstions Hav
corainsy po 60 80 tic vasss va c,earad for
,Is , ~ w., W.Nel on the 3fth Of March, 1855
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.ALvARApo" HUNTERS DuELIri, .,,, Avs.
Post, in publishing the death Of ! Ls Of his
RADIO Hunter. gives the following III Witch. Il
duel with Mr.. Miller. of Phiisaslpn NV.
that time, cost him his place In the nny frum the
Hunter, IL appears, while locking s.ee Of lovely
window Of his hotel. espied .ne ~ : house oppo-
yssnf F,.sn.ssd b her be
too Professionally to attract ssI .eeouns BY Miller
fmprudenee nc va = m tisfactory apology, was
and refusing =. s,a ma combat The challenge was
40 and 4. time ssa
Miller was - sbIe Ills said to split . card,
the dusio, dIe AZ the distance Of ten PAGES. Hi.
., s"as 10 his particular wa, 50 well I IN tina.
l. q. . s'ss: l St es sssa we e; s .a
taeS Sis that they had prepared bounteous r.
Oh tais, calsbrate the event. The meeting. took
Pace At Red Bank, few miles from Philadeiphia;
KILLER was killed on the first fire. Hunter escaped
without scratch The young lady was Miller
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MINISTER TO TURIN 1t Is said that Mr.. A. d.
Banks, of Virginia, editor Of the South Side Dem
oerat will be appointed Minister to Turin in place
OF Mr. John NJ Daniel, who is shortly expected to
arrive home
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DESPERATE AFfRAY.-The editor Of the Pales.
tine Uexas) American has seen a letter from
Buens Vista, Shelby county, which gives An ne
count of murderous ARRAY at that place ON tbs
18th ult. Four men, named WIN. Therman. NJ.
Wheeler, John Marlborough and Bob McCav M
lacked man by the name of Stephen s. Runnels.
while In the house Off friend Therman fired the
nrst shot at Runnels when the latter returned the
nre, neither party being wounded Yarboronoh
then shot Runnels from behind, wounding hin,
mortaily Runnels, however. shot YarboroSsh in
which broke his arm Herman IN The rns.m,,sa
beating kunnels over the head with his pistol -
kunnels next fred upon Therman. and struet him
just above tbs hip. Runnels lived abou, three
hoara after the bloody affray and it was reported
bad BEEN arrested - ~ - 'Ae party
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meeting has been called NJ IN. N.-vauA,.
Of labor. 'esoa eondition
ne Ax levy In Philadelphia for city purno.a.
'ss been fixed at el.9o In the 600. - r2'po'e''
on sanss snepranss Thomas died In Lowell, Msss
ANN ows.iinE Of Joshua James, ESQ. In prines..
WITH nearasy s, r. wss burnt Tassday lat
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HOTELS.

aOTEL6.
~>~>~~~~~~~>o~.>~~--~~
NOTICE...The Ballard Hotel Saloon in
~ the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel. This estab
shment, the European plan, Is this day open for
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he will receive fair share of their patronage
He solicits vint. J. w. SMITH,
jals Late of Lynchhurg, Va.
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS On THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast. Breakfast.. Ample time given
TO cut.
The subscriber IL now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction Of
the Richmond and Danvlle and South-S Railroads.
immediately en- their arrival on the cars.
my I7-l2m SAML d. BURKE
i winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE q
at Its location il in the most agreeable part Of the
business parts of the city, also places of amusement
sHen Inducements that cannot fail to please.
de II JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
NOTlCE.-Passengers going North are hereby
~ informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST Of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do -, TO obtain Breakfast or Supper: By the
Slash Cottage Hotel Aus. 81. 1855. aust
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FAIRFIELD RACES,
Spring Meeting, 1856.

sweepstake for year old colts and FLIES. mile
heats $500 entrance 800 forfeit to be run ON the
first Tuesday in May, closed on the LIST of Feb.
ruary with the following Subscribers:
c. Green enters b. c. by imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
ness, by Wagner : -, :
James Tally enters Oh. c. by Tally Ho, dam Betsy
D. Mcdaniel enters b. c. BY Boston, IT,, dam by i'm
ported Trustee. - -
Thomas boswell enters b. c. by Tally.Ho, dam
-
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NEW GOODs-sPRING STYLEs.-By
steamer and otherwise, we are in receipt of our
Spring Goods-smeng them:
Scotch Ginghams, in blacks and colors
Manchester do extra heavy article
English Prints in colors, and black and white
Plain 81 lack Silks some very cheap
Colored and Black Challies, extra fine
White Cambrics and Jaconets
Checked do and Eainsooks
Irish Linens aud Linen Shirtings
Printed Linens for mems and boys shirts
Embroidered Muslin Collars and Sleeves In sets
DO Sleeves and Collars, singly
Cambria and Lawn Collars and Sleeves
Linen Collars andkSleeves, in sets and single
Black and White Grape Collars and Sleeves
Infants Embroidered Dresses and Dress Bodies
Embroidered Hdkfs, new styles, very rich
Bombazines, Alpacas Canton Cloths, and other
mourning goods
English Grapes, Grape Wells, Love Wells
Kid and Silk Gloves &c.
Cash purchasers invited to call at SO Main st.
NH 4-dSw CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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NOTlCE...AAnviug rented the etAblc ne
~ the head Of Broad street. known q the 0nuibas
Stable, and formerly occupied By Mr.. Wright ws
shall keep the sause - LiverJ Stable aad ~ 81
cur friends and the pnhlic generally their psuoasts,
plsdKng ourselves 20 give Undivided attention:
snd assuring I'll who may encourage ~ that We WIZ
do al we cen To give sskisfAction:
NH 3-2w j. X 3 fHlklFS.
A ssn ssAA4N..-Aho umdcrulanoa - Mnxteas
~ Min and bic cneshird Interest in the lease ana
sH,sehinesy Of ABpsfs MIL a..
70 - Is. SO 80 g. niMMQGk.
s II i211a s 80 .4tss - A. The AEmofy,
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tHROM THE PRESIDING ELDER OF
L MORGANTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

VIRGINIA, JdnuATy II, 100.
DR.. l. ScoTT Co.,
Gentlemen Having been afflicted with soreness
in my sides and pains on my limbs, with cold in my
lungs aud depression of spirits, for some two OF
three months. l. few days since. took one dose OF
Gifted me very greatly and the Improved Pills
much more mild and pleasant in their action than the
old McLsne's Pills which have frequently taken
heretofore, and ] with confidence recommend
the Improved Pills the afflicted, and my friends,
both mild and curative. GIDEON MARTIN.
MoRGANrowN. Va, Sept. IL. 1855.
This is to certify, That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLaues Improved Vermifnge and
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. l. Scott who has been in
the habit of preparing and using my original medi
cines in my Office during the last thirteen years, and
that believe he has improved them. make the
above statement the more willingly as have in
terest in them whatever. C. MCLANE. M. ID.
DR.. McLane's Improved Vernituge and Improved
Liver Pills, and Dr. L. Scotrs Cele brated CireassaD
Linlment, for sale ty PURCELL, LADD CO., and
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond.
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IL DEMY--T. L. GALLEHER, Prncipal-The
first session of this Institution will commence March
4th 1885, and continue for IS weeks Its object is &
afford systematic and thorough coarse of instruc-
ton in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and Instrumental. The pupils of this School
will be classed according to previous sttanments an6
the of instruction particularly adapted each
The PestolloEion mode of teaching will be pursued
The Principal will have charge of the classes in the
Vocal, while in every other department he will be
aided by some of the most accomplished teachers in
the city. In the Vocal department especial attention
will be given to the cultivation of the voice. which
includes instructions in respiration resonance quality
of Tone pronunciation. articulation, enunciation and
phrasing and in general all that belongs to tasteful
style in execution.
TERMS for the session per scholar, two lessons per
week Vocal class exercises LIST and ID classes ddult
81 So for Sd and 4th classes juvenle) same number
of lessons SIS 25; lessons the Organ, Piano, Melo
deon. Harp and Instrumentation, two per week, $685.
lessons on the Violin, Flute, Guitar &c, two per
week, $2S; private the Voice, s per les
The instructions to the classes in Vocal Music will
be given in the Lecture Room of the Second Presby
terrain Or. Hoge's) Church.
Further information can be had by application to
the Principal at his study, 9Th street, between
Clay and Marshall, or by reference to Circulars.
REFERENCES--To the Pastors of the Churches
of this city. fe 23lm
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NOTiUE.--Just rccelycd and nav opea-
inE large assortment Of white Granite and blss
cling Dinner sets; Chamber sets Ewers aud Basins;
Pitchers Soap stands Brush trays; hsndlsd and un.
Of al the different sises; MuGs &C.; which win BE-
sold very reasonable lorna for cash, or puucfua
eustonsrs Call and exanue hsfofa purchssanr else.
whore. ~ GEO. J. SUNNEkS
A. nah EEsk4 Sssszs4@ $50 No 20 peasfax
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FOR RENT AND sALU.


Main IL NH FaE Ey ESIE sS66s 81
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We are suthor-
lied to sell the dwelling House and lot now occupied
wood or Main street, in Sidney one squsrs West 81
the Fair Grounds. The lot fronts on EimwOod street
% fset and runs back 1893 feet 20 foot alley The
covered war from the house to the Kitchen Laundry
wood and coal houses, and well Of excellent water
= inc yard. with pump attached Any per on de-
,Ou. % % can examine the premises BY
mis-sodis '' -pp TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
- FOR RENT-Thc house now occu-
81 pied y the sabssri b S on Church Hill oppo-
sion given the lst Of April. Apply 70 Mrs r Car
n1 1s sss az SAnL. "a. rhicE
- FOB pr !. K lI,. SK 49, An Hes.e
1sA The House Is frame building with four good
rooms, and kitchen, &c Tho lot fronts IS feet
HI all, small HOUSE and kps e zh
On 18th st., between Main and Cary.
- FOX RENT OR LEAsE--A vacant
Lot, on corner 18th and Dock streets, fronting
- IA feet on l4th street. lF ~ ~
vacant Lot, on corner 18th and Dock streets,
fronting l6O feet on Water street. s3 -
vacant Lot corner of 18th and Dock Streets front.
ing lS4 feet on Dock street
vacant Lot, on nth street, fronting s6 feet be-
tween Cary and Dock street. \ 70
lot and Office. stable, &c., corner of Cary and
"A Lot fronting 265 on nth street, near Mr.. Ty-
lers residence. tf,.As+
A Lot, fronting 265 on Federal street, near tn.
above.
Also Cottage Residence near the same.
+ Some of the above lots are desiraby situated fol
COAL ium Der wood yards, and some of them excel
lent locations for business.
ia 3l-3tawts 18th st.. BIT. Main and Cary.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

Ia GENTLENIEN,S DOUBLE SOL Z
SSHOES Still small lot left of those su-
perior heavy Shoes Being determined to
close ont the lot those in want Of such may EXPECT
bargain at NH 5 VIM. WALSIPS.
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- FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
GW We will pay the above reward to any one
I IA who will apprehend, and confne In any jail In
~ this any of the surrounding COUNT Is, our
AkA neg. O man TAZEWELL. He is about thirty
five years of age; dark complexion; stout and well
built and belonged to Mr.. Richmond T. Lacy of New
Kent, of whom we bought him some few weeks ago.
1t Is probable he ia in Mr.. Lacys immed neigh
borhooi, as he has wife living but few miles from
Mr.. L.'s farm. HAXALL & CO.
fe ll-eodlm IIfE
IN THE CLEtK.S OFFICE OLE THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO:
Henry Won Grooming L. Henry .t..
GraVenstede partners under the
style of Henry Won Grooming IN Arr..u,,psr
Co., Plts.
against ...-a.
Julius Staude, s-.-l Defts
The object of this suit is to recover of the defendant
Julius Staude SOS 4-I00, with interest thereon from
the 2st day of December, 1885, until paid and it APP
pearing from the sidavit of the plaintiff nale aud
filed in the papes of this suit that the said def ndant
is nhabtant of this State it is ordered til 1T the
said defendant do appear at the Clerks office OF this
Court the State courthouse, in the city of Rich.
ond the rules to be holden for the said Court,
the first Monday 10 April next, 1856, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in said suit
A Copy Teste: WIN. FOLKES, D. C. %
NH 5-law4w.
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- d $ RABLE RESIDENCE FOR
::s RENT.-The House and Lot belonging to the
81 estate of Moses H. Preston decd, 10 offered for
rent. The house contains II rooms besides Closets
bathing room arranged to both hot and cold
water, the house lighted with gas There are ell ne
cessary out houses upon the premises; the lot
pies e-half the square. 1t 10 situated upon whist
known as CANDLES Hill, one of the most desirable
locations, being in few minutes walk of the centre
of the city, at the same time very retired con and
ing one OF the finest views be found any where It
is admirably adapted to the purpose of large Bosrd
ing School. Possession may be had on the lst of
March. For further information apply to -
JOHN r. PRESTON, Agent
o for Jno and Saln'l. Tyree, Trustees
NH Sim N ar Shockoe Ware house.
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- No II T. Ell do not know when
MyOu will get another such chance to buy
Trunks, of as fine quality you have now,
~ at the same prices, IA have just received q
very large of Trunks of the best quality
They were bought the first OF January before the
late rise of leather and consequently will be sold at
the former prices Among them are Trunks of extra
size and quality. All in want will do we'll to call and
examine for themselves. Also, large and hand
some assortment OF Trunks at all prices
ALEX. HILL,
NH 7 No 127 Main st. Richmond.
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+ ARUS q SHINE, AUCTlONEERS AND
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also to the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods TO-
&C., on accommodating terms.
p. c.. LARUS. JAMES n sHiSn.
M 24-ts
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NH = - :. Williams / MOTHER
Ntesss ssz ~ has ais.sNsse AeE@e8
ssH44a . 8ts8t%a
esass sse Nttk sses
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SECOND STAKE.

sweepstake for year old colts and FLIES tout OF
mares which have never produced WINERY $50
entrance, $50 forfeit mile heats to be run on the
Friday following the first Tuesday in May. closed on
the LIST OF February, with the following subscribers
Jones. '
Thomas boswell names b. c. by Tally-Ho, dam So.
ven-up. ~
v. Mcdaniel names CHI. c. by Senator, dam by
by Pnam. sET L. : =. 80 - o's' aaa'
sowie Y Hal names oh. c. Expectation, by Regis.
Bowie Han names CHI. C. Sonoma, by Register,
John b.cher enters bay fly by Revenue, out Of
Miss Bette, by Mammoth Eclipse.
nu, 49,, NJ. c. EGGLEsToN,