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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
The Rect Question.

Considerable interest is still felt in the
beet question:" Mr.. A. S. SrEpuENs, of
Fair Play, sends us tho Dimensions of q large
beat. Itweghed eighteen pounds, and meas
nred thirty inches in circumference Well,
this does "bcat ALL--ond the handle" too ;
butiwe cannot allow you to compete with 9th
ers unless you exhibit as they did-before
as. That's therule. Who's turn next?
Another friend has handed us the "big
ellesnuts" They are miraculo0sly large
something smaller than the beet, of course /!
The friend aforesaid "dwells by the noun
tain side, where chcsnuts do most abound.
Deer, too, are plenty around him, and the
sportman never returns with an empty sack !
Chose fond of the sport have promise Of luck
IN the drive, with the enjoyment of the re-
manning deliciousness of Indian summer !
Who's for the chestnut, the gameland, and
'chaseward bound? Now's the time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Remarks.

A port editorial paragraph in the last Wal
halla Banner appears ambitious of a notice
Mt our hands. In this it will not be grati6cd,
Lost however somc may be misled by it, we
will state that Gen. GARvIN's speech was re-
ccWed some two weeks ago for publication
At the time, our columns were prc-occupicd ;
the next week, we were requested to publish
the proceedings of the Fair at Walhalla, and
in,this number the speech appears, following
the proceedings of the society, in proper bus
,iness order, instead of the proceedings fol-
lowing the 81 ccch. The modcsty of the Ban
ne's paragraph can be fully appreciated when
It's subjcct-mattcr, together with the firm con-
ducting that sheet, are taken into considcra-
tion
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
U GlLs NLs0 Nv L55 G % U Il G. RI
Kansas.


This distracted and Governor-riddcn tcrri-
tory is still in political fog. The election
over it was declared that peace should reign,
bat there is even now no peace. In the cleo
tion, the successful congressional delegate
was n black republican, and the Legislature
oeratic--nationally demoeratic On the
coming in of the returns, Gov WALKER, in
a lengthy proclamation, tells tho people of
she coantry that he has rejected or thrown off
the poll at several of the precincts Thus far
the relative position of the parties is unchan-
Scd, Meantime, the proclamation" reaches
the States The telegraph, rodiating from
Washington, ,iuformeduse emphatica}ly enough
that Mr.. BUCHANAN disapproved of the Gov
crnor's course uttcrly, and would perhapsre-
move himl a second streak of the same
lightning informs us, however, that thcrc
was no truth in the first despatch. Upon the
heels of this, comes second manifesto from
WALKER, announcing that he has rejected the
returns from one or two counties This last
stroke has given the black republicans ma
jority in the Legislature. Upon this unprcc-
cdcntcd action OF WALEER's, the views of the
President have not transpired, and much anx-
icty is manifested to learn them. If fraud
was practiccd in tho election, ii should he
corrected; but it is respectfully submitted
that WALLER, the black republican knavc, is
not the proper man for the work.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Coz AlIaton az snmtar.

The Watehnan, speaking Of che, Reyiew
at Sumter, says:
q att thc close of The rosfew, Cow AllL
sson Addressed j few wotts tSl SKs troops.
His EScolieney inado fiue appearanee.
shisnobIestced gaiay eapnyfsouctI1 Ills man.
aly form invested with the modest but at
tractive iueiguia Sf hh Office. and his ami.
mated eye radiant with patriotic zeal and
interest fsE sho occosiNIt He sustained
tbe;Tilitaiy organi izatien, aud terined tho
mon citizen soldiers He had beon sol.
dierand on oficeyo Of the army, hut an il,..
stcryeA.sofg raplod Of twenty years hadlserno,.
Syhat deadeHed bis Interest 81 Bebalf &c hi
military ne had Ia some degree IS I IIt
of i aHid8he otheEi duties that devoISefl
liQon him during chat peflotl now he sels
il fetarn lgltls full forge ari gigoF alI The.
pride e9d. zeal IN rs bkhhIf which had for.
Iaetl inspired him uefeltwhat be sai
eSSSVslilile, snslend We AZ Ia war apon sari6up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Georgia.

The Legislature of Georgia convened at
MillodgcviIle on the 4th instant. Gen. JouN
E. WARD, of Savannah, was elected Presi-
dent of the Senate; and Hon. JoHN w. H..
UNDERWOOD Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatiycs. Judge BRowN was inouguroted
Governor on the succeeding day. His official
majority is l0,772yctcs. Hon. RoB'T. looms
has been reelected U. S. Senator by the dcm-
ocrata, by a large majority over Ell BAXrER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Exohanaaa.

THE AvpERseN GAzkrrE--our noighhor
has donncd new dress and been otherwise.
improved A. 3. BaoYLns, ESD. presides
over the editorial department. with his ac-
oustomcd courtesy aud dignity AEr.Ja A.
MoYT has charge,o of the mechanical depart
n,ent, wlichis very creditably managed. a..
o. NoRRIs & Co! arethc proprietors, and are
detcrminod to make a first class paper Sue
cess TO the whole establishment.
WEsEMdssTsR RsytEsss-Mossrs. LEONARD
ScogT g. CO. have forwarded to us punctuaily
tho October number ofthis l.eyiew. The.con-
tents are Female Dress ;n 1857; Polisical
Priests; Qnedah, or Adventures in Malagan
Waters History Of Civilization IN England !;
aurora Leigh; The -Four Empires; The
Chocphor@ Of Jssclylus; Representative
Government it is good for; Momu.
sens Roman History The Progress Of Fne-
lish JuFisprudence Contemporary Literature
LEcrUBE.---Col. T.. NJ Koitt delivered a
icctgFc, in Columbia. last week, on The
Study Of Na,ggo." "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
General Intelligenoe.

An arrival at New York from California
brings $l,500,000 in gold Col. FREMoNr
is n passenger 1t is said to bc the intention
of the Mormons to remove to the Russian pos
sessions, should matters assume q serious as
pect at Utah. Tho Mormons in Carson val
ley were leaving for Utah. The trial of the
dcfauiting Treasurer, BATES, at San Francis
CO, has resulted in verdict for the full a.
mount of his bond-$l00, 900.
The 34th annual meeting of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Synod of this and adjacent
States convened at ST Michael's church, Lex
ington district, on the 28th ult. DIR. BAcu-
MAN delivered an appropriate discourse on
the history of the reformation. The Synod
adjourned ON the 3D., and will convene at
Pine Grove church, ST. Matthew's parish, in
October next.
From Europe, the intelligence is unimpor-
tant. The Queen of Madagascar has expcl-
lcd the English and French residents from
her dominions. Mr.. Ten BRoEcKs racing
horse, Prior is dead Suspicious have been
aroused as to the cause of the sudden death
of his horses. Commercial and monetary af-
fairs are improving.
The members of the retiring City Council
of Charleston have presented the Ex-Mayor
MILES, handsome gold watch and chain, in
dissolving their official connection with him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
The Mayors Eleetion.

~ Hon. CHARLES MAoBETM has been elected
Mayor of Charleston, by majority of l23
votes, Thernwerc. only 2.2S6 votes polled.
. +, d.. RIcHARDSoN, Esq, was the opposing
candidate. Mr.. MAcDEgn is worthy sue
cessor of Mayor Miles, who takes his scat in
Congress this,winter. Mr.. NILES career thus
far has becn brilliant one, and we congrat-
I.late him upon.tho bright prospect now be-
fore him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Masonic Female COLLAGE.

The annual commencement of tho Masonic
Female College, at Cokcsbury, Abbevillc dis
trict, has just been concluded in a most sat
isfactory manner. There were seventy
students in attendance, and the Independent
Press recommends the "institution to all
who wish their daughters we'll edueated.n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
PICKENS C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, November IA, 1857,
The Railroad,

We learn that Messrs. Gro. CoLYER Co.
contractors at the Tunnel, have disposed of
their contract to Messrs. GARNETT, HUNTER
and'othcrs, of Virginia. The now contrac-
tors are reliable and competent men, and
will push this important work forward with
renewed activity and yigor, The new con
tractors will take charge of their work prob
ably on Monday next
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
The Weather.

Abundant rains hoSc fallen within thepast
week. Since, it has been clear, pleasant
and frosty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Hard Times -

The author has favoredus with pamphlet
copy of scris of articles, that appeared in
the Charleston Courier, over the signature of
{. " Free Trade" lie will please accept our
thanks
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14

"INTEREsrrNd DARKIEs" "a Virginia cd
itor, giving an account of the fair at Rich
mond, says:
was more amused with the young Ebo-
ny Sax-IIorn Band" which came with me on
the cars, than With anything else. There arc
seven littlencgfo boys between Eve aud 10
years of age, natives Of South Carolina, real
white-oycd, thicklipcd, genuine darkies, but
excellent musicians. The son of the gcntle-
man who owns them is :" leader" He is 8
years old. Whcn asked to play, he punched
tho small darkies to wake thenr up, shouted
" No. 2, )" and the whole set struck up Chilly
Dale" and played it beautifully It was
enough to make horse laugh to see their
white eyes almost starting from their heads,
and all blowing away for life. Every now
and then they ouldrclapso into nap, and
seemed as happy as possible. The owner
kept them for his own amusement, and SCENT
ed as fond of tho blacks as of the white boy
Iregarded them asseSen of Che most rcmark
able people in the State---not excepting Gov,
WISE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14

IEUsRSNp-SEEEING.--I know that If women
wishto escapethe stigma of husband-seeking,
they must act and look Like marble or clay
cold expressionless, bloodlcss; for every sp-
pearance of feeling, of joy, sorrow friendli-
ness antipathy, admiration, disgust, arealike.
construed by the world into tho attempt to
hook husband, sGwer mind J. welLmean-
ing women have their GSm consciences to
coinfort shemaftoF all Do not, therefore, be
too much afraid Of showing yourself as you
toe, hnrshly repross sentiments and feelings
excellent in themselves because you fear that
some puppy may fancy that you are lotting
thcn come out to fascinate him do not con-
denim yoSgsef TO i've only by halves, because
s if you ahosyeH too much initasi0n, sons
spragmaticul thing ii breecbos might tako.it
into bis pate 10 ifnaginc tftat you designed to
dedicate, your life to his inanity. sJqRe HIRE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
b FfGHTING F1GiUIyE. "a runaway slg

I HFIaliTING FUGiTIFE -F7'lA funayyay sIavcJ.
name s'Bcn," WHO escaped from. his naytcr
abaut six years ago. was caught at Lexing.
ton, Ky9, on Friday, cndeaaoring to run off
some other slaves belonging to his ol4 master.
Tic made desperate fgIts, but WAS eapsafed.
and rcturneato slavery I. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
D-There is horse in Newport. RI IN,

II There is a horse in Newport. r. that t.
forty-hve years old. He is yet in good condition.
II There are 100000 Germans in New York
cry, VINO have twenty places of worship, fifty
schools, and five printing establishments
UFA new issue OF three cent pieces has lust
been name. The metal is said TO be improved so
as To have less corrosive properties.
IL A grocer in Newark, N. J., being afraid Of
losing 5000 in bank bills which lac had with
him, placed them in a measure ofoats. His horse
broke loose, got at the oats and in a few minutes
be had ''mOre money about him" than his mas
ter.
The Pacific TKLEGRAPH.-Henry O'Reilly
announces that, in company with John J. SDeed
John Butterfield and others, he is about 10 pusb
forward the great enterprise OF CONNECTING our
Atlantic with our Pacific territory by means of
the magnetic telegraph.
ELECTION IN CHARLEsToN-The Charleston
Mercury says tina, the recent election I'm thar civ
for Representative to the State Leoislature in
place OF Col }. Charles Blum, deceased, resulted
in the election Of Mr.. Whaley by a majority of
6e6 votes over Mr.. Il. G. Baker.
BANK OF KANAwHA-The Cincinnati Price
current says that the kanawha Bank of VIRGINIA
IS involved by the failure Of the Ohio Life and
rust Company, and its notes were generally re-
FUSED ln that city on Tuesday Some of the bro
lar.
AZ Two men in Goshen, Orange county, not
long since Instituted each suit against the other
for assault and battery. Both cases were SUBJ
United 10 three referees, who, amer hearing the
proof, brought in decision In favor Of the plain
tiff in each case, SO that each party at the end
stood statu quo. -t--.
IL The Detroit Daily Free Press saws Il Is rc-
ported that y 600 In gold, recently uobhac from
the safe OF the American Express Company, at
Quincy, ILL.,, was found a few days since in |.
woodpfle, into which a rat had been chased and
which was torn down 10 catch the rat. The Com
pany is still minus about IS 500. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
STAPLE FALL GOODS.
IOHN H SMOOT-


No. ll9 s. side Bridge ST., GeOTgetotrH, ID. e.,
has received and offers tn customers, assortment
of goods adapted to the early Fall demands consist
ing OF the following, VIZ:
Plain Black Silks, of the best makes 20
Plain Modes and bright cOored NJ uslIn Delalnes
r ich Fall sty les Muslin Delaines, at 25 cents
Rich English and American Prints, In great variety,
fast coorsD ...., ..-....
New York, English, Bates Mills, all Wool, and
other heavier makes Shifting Cottons
Richardson's and Chances celebrated makes of
Irish Linens
Black aud white Check Cashmeres. for busters
Single and double width Lupln's Black MOuslin De-
White X ed, and Yellow Fiannels -s
Cassneres, Sattinets. and Kentucky Jeans
Shifting Prints, striped and dotted go ..
Ladies and Misses Cotton Hose, all Kinds
Gents. and Boys half do.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Handk II ..
Rich, new style Bonnet Ribbons
White Brilliants, CambrIcs and NJ usllns
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins 49,
Linen and Cotton Sheetlngs and Towellngs
Osnsburg Calcos and + aid Cottons
Heavy Brown Sheetings, Drills, and hne brown
Shihings 90. 80,
With other sensonnble Goods. which will be sold
low To cash or prompt customers.
MCLAUGHLIN COARE SELLING GOODS
siye Fall Stock. - = euJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request
Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts Us per-
feet charm to arrest all of those diseases, Also a
Save for the Piles ian extract from flower SOW
erelgn remedy: Give them a trial. Like her Con
offers no article but what has been tested To be
had at No. $50 street, between Ilth and 18th. Also
at Marin q Paliner,s Drug Store corner 9Th street
and Penn. avenue, ID. :. Dyson's Drug Store corner
ofPenn: avenue and llth street, and !. p. Miburns
Drug store; WIllards, Hotel. Also at c. Stett's,
corner of 18th street and Penn. avenue.
References can be made to Rev. John Robb Rev.
MIR. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr. Mana
han.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
Alexandra, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
mt MIR. r. A. Newman's. on Bridge street. je "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
By A. GRhkN, AuotIoneer.

by y. AucllOneer.
EXCELI.ENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
~ FURNITURE, FINE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
mp NivS STOOL %c;, At AUcTIoE:0On WEDNES-
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping, at 10
O'Clock n. ~, No. 81, side of Eighth street
between and l. streets, near the Northern Mar
ket, handsome assortment of Mahogany, Walnut
and other Furniture. viz
One hne So octave Piano Forte, in rosewood case,
made 10y Linderman, New York, of fine tone
and touch, superior instrument, Stool and
Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Marble top Sofa Table, Wbatnot and Escretoire
Candeabras and China Vases
Fine Brocatee Embroidered Window Curtains,
49, with ornaments complete
Two valuable ancient Oil Paintings, by Jasper
Poussln, IN new gilt frames and fine state Of
One Pastile Painting, gilt Medallion frame
Centre Paror Hanging Lamp, with drops
Mahogany and Walnut Marble-tOp Dressing Blu
Maho sa6y and Walnut MarbIe-top Wash and other
Cane seat and hack R deception and other Chairs
Nenltan Window Blinds and other Chamber Cur
MAHOGANY Secretary and Bookcase
MahoEany and Walnut Jenny Lind, Cottage. and
Fine Cured Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bedding
Tapestry, BRUSSELS, Stair, and other CARPETS and
Iron HatTree
China, Glass. and CrOckery Ware
Refrigerator. Morning Star Cooking Stove, with
fixtures complete
AR tug ut and other Stoves
Parlor Heater and Register
with good assortment of Kitchen Requisites and
many other articles which We deem unneces-
Terms: All sums under ssh. cash : over Ss0. 2 &
ana months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Il. S.-The House, good brick, containing ten
au 26-d A. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERN
SMEST.- On FRIDAY the 9Th of September next,
| shall Sc u, at the the Navy Yard, IN washington
city. ID. c., on account of United States Govern
ment, at IL O'Clock m, for cash
One i5-inch Double Block
One l4-inch do
Two u inch do
Two ll-inch do
Three l0-inch do
Two 9-inch do
-Four 8-inch do
Five l2-inch Single do
One 8-inch do
Three Snatch Blocks
Eleven empty Carboys
One hbl. and 40 lbs. Beef Ia barrels Pork 7et lbs
Rice, One bbl. Flour, 2S5 lbs Butter asa bs Cheese
y lbs. Beans.
au IS A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August 3l-Flour is dull; sales of
500 bbls; State IS s5a S6 10; Ohio 90 So an adj
vance of &c; Southern as 25aS6 CO.
Wheat is firm; sales Of Is, 900 bushels; white
Sl7O; red Ia. Corn IL dull sales Of 600 bush
els: mixed sc
Provisions are quiet; mess pork s25 IS. Chi
Cago repacked Beef sl7.75. Lard is firm at I6k NC
Whisky is dull; Ohio 26aa7c.
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AUCTION SALES.


TINTED STATES SALE OF VALUABLE
u WHARF PROPERTY AND LOTS on THE ScHUYL
KILL, ADIOINING THE NAVAL AsILUM. PM DBL
DAY, the first day of September next at 10 a. m on
the premises the United States w harfa Lots ad-
joing the Naval Asylum; also, those between Ship
pen and South streets. numbered from to . incu-
sve, according TO the plan. which can be seen al the
Office OF the Navy Agent, and al the Asylum.
The terms of sale will be, one half cash, one
fourth in SIX months and the other fourth IN twelve
months from the date Of sale.
Receipts will be given for payments, but no deeds
Wi be executed until the final payments shall be
made; and all the payments To be forfeited II the
terms Of the sale shall not be complied with.
The Government reserves the right to TX mini
mum yaue on each lot, below which q sale viii not
be made. WIN. BADGER,
..-. Navy Agent, Philadelphia.
To be published once a week till list September, in
The Portland Argus, Boston Post, Roston Herald,
journal OF Commerce and DAILY News, New York I;
Pennsylvanlan and Evening Argus, Philadelphia;
hepubcan, Baltimore; IRteligencer, Union. Star,
Washington; Enquirer, Richmond.
jy 25-lswtsepl
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOI
~ CASH

FL. s en- EN-, JEwELER,
offers at greatly reduced prices, FOR CASH the fol-
lowing articles:
Gold Hunting English Patent Levers, full jeweled,
from S50up.
Gold Hunting Detach do, full ieweled from SIS up.
Cod Ladies' Watches, full jeweled in variety S Is
All Watches are guaranteed for u months.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale
prices; all kinds Of Inc Jcwelry, such Bracelets
Pins, Ear Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons, Seals Lock
cts, Pencils, etc, embracing Diamond, Pearl Corais,
Canoes, MOsalcs, ETC., at astonishing low prices.
= Pure Silver Ware-Spoons, Forks, and all Kind Of
fancy Silver WaTe-IOLcer than ever offered before
Silver plated Ware-such as Spoons, Forks, Cas-
tors Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers, etc.,
Will he sold ut manufacturers prices.
IL Our main object In offering such Inducements
is 10 reduce our present large stock for ready
cash, CONTEMPLATING some alteration an our bust
ness.
Persons In want of nything in our line invited
TO cali; we shall take pleasure in convincing them
that such opportunities of purchasing fine goods at
such reductions seldom offered. All goods war
ranted as represented. II. SEMKEN,
aug 10 $50 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31

BALTIMORE, August 81 Flour is steady; City
Mills Sc, Howard street &C. PIX
Wheat is improving, at an advance Of 5alOc
red 81 SuaSl 40, white 81 .iOaSl IS. Corn is bet.
Der; yellow 79aSlc., white StDasI
Whisky is heavy;ICity 20 &C., Ohio 27Hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-31
Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Stocks are fiuner. Chi
cago and Rock Island IS; Illinois Central Shares
50; do. Bonds 81; Michigan Southern 1874: New
York Central "a; Pennsylvania Coal Company
60; Reading Railroad COZ; Virginia 6's 9Ok; Mis-,
souri, 6's Coy.
Sterling exchange is dull
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THE GREATEST HEATER KNOWN.

We desire to call the attention of the Washing
ton public to the celebrated Heater called the -
PARLOR COMPANION, for heating Par ~
Tor and Chambers above. gIg9
The subscribers introduced this article IN theS4N
Washington market some two years ago, as an i'm
provement on the l.atrObe: since which time they
have disposed of and put up three hundred ali
OF which working witnesses of their superiority
over any thing else of the kind ever known or used
For beauty and particularly ECONOMY they are unsur
passed, consuming no more fuel than radirator,
and afording the heat of three. Ii is unnecessary
for say in it's favor; i'll only add that
the testimony OF those who have used them is the
surest guarantee of their success.
For sale only hy SlBLEG Il GUY,
S26 Penn. ave., bet. 10th and nth SITS.
au q cost (States)
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HUNTING PARK TROT'TING COURSE.
III AZ The south end Of The Long Bridge

HUNTING PARK TROTTING COURSE.
IL At the south end Of the Long Bridge.
The ProprIetors Of this new complete and elegant
Course take leasure in being able to
say that their arrang ements are all ->-N04
plete, and that their track is now open A&
TO the public. In all is arrangements it e<a.---A
is unsurpassed N the United States, Offering many
advantages for the trial of speed any other Amer
lean Trotting Course. 1t is precisely mile in cir
ogmfsrenoe, nifty feet wide, graded and prepared
The House connected with il, too, is unsurpass ed
in its comforts and accommodations, and for tile lux
rely on IT that, under any and all circlrIns tances
good order will be maintained and enforced upon the
premises. au H. Pm
4 collection in the city: st
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WATCH RErURNs.-Aug. 29-R. r. smith
drunk; workhouse 80 days VIM Boston, col
ored, drunk and disorderly; do. John Higgey
drunk do. Thomas Mcbride, drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs Si41
Aug. 3O-Cartine Sherman, drunk and disor
derby; dismissed. Henry Douglass, colored as
sault and battery; Jail for court 9
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MARRIED.,

. On the Sd July last, Passed Midshipman w A.
attached to the U. s. sloop Falmouth.
to SENIiORA lSADORA CARVAEHINA DE.
FERIEIRA, widow OF Brazilian officer.