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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21
Theatrical aud Musical.

BHuau~aY TnElTm MIR. and Mrs. r. l. Davenport ara
N make eir second appearance onight IN Mr. Miles his
toficsl play of ID S.ton cousin joe y the farce.
Nmros-Tbe Ravels and their unrvaled troupe will
this evening appear the ISntonimv ballet entitled The
Conirabandit," aud tie Decroinanuc spectacle o. the
"Greon Monster
Bovnn.--Mr r. Johnston T. 10 perform TO night In a
nov play vra.n by himself called "Hsircd, or la
thers Curse" "N,ck n the Woois" Is likewise an.
bounced
RrIyruSs The Pnc sbd Harrison troupe will appear IN
hMariena' tonight. for The benefit Of Mr. ". Harrison
The orchestra this occasion will Ne directed by Mr.
Wallace, the CofuTspsr 81 The opera.
) wAuacss--1he COMEDY Of the "Road 10 Ruin" which
Ncry enthusiastically received the other evening Is ~
b. repeated, with The farce Of "I1 Tell Your Wife"
Lara kDu's-Nss Kccnc, Messrs Burnett, T.
Johnston. ke 10 rcpst their excellent characters in
''1h. 1--we &c Prince" "The Wives" viii b. gwen too
the thirty -nf,h time.
Aspuc,s Musrs-visiers will he amused uhs after
with the conical ydcccs called "An CnluCky Mortal"
and .Ibai BE sed Baby" The far. opera Of 'Cndere
IL" l. snncanoed for the evening.
Caoplp or1Iu--Geo Christy and WOOD the Buckleys
and The Bryanls o0er choice aortnents Of Ethiopian
trtanucnts IN the way ~ spurs, dances, iaTce aud
Ccnuiciues al all Sorts
Co>,plr AZ Nlno's s.too>.-Mr. Harry Sandcrson the
avorb PIANIST, Is b. give this evening what PROMISES to
AFFORD gresi deal of pleasure Nine u Wilhqi hesis the
hst 81 distinguished arists who will assist
br. lssis1ps. having made arrangements 10 entertain
Ms friends ~ Philadelphia NJ carly day has been
in this city.
omresJ,ndeu, n, u.e Musical World writes from Nj.
Tat Ibe Sam j. d. he t for tho ensuing season, for
aterm 81 three years ~ desirable The government al
io~ance Cncudng that for the Cannobana, the smaller
Ioya btre and forming part Of the sgreonunt j. 800,
Tss s.s. ", snnun,, about $1,000 English money:
ana boNoS " uree zwanzigs q. }, gallery Sd
The Italian Opera ~ Paris Is about 20 ooe after wha,
may pe fa'y called a succcssltl sesaoB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

Ai7W'TbuNrs xgr,wDisr pRE,,1,,gs The New yer-
ry Annual Conference ~ The Methodist Episcopal church.
at the ccc ~ its session Friday last appointed the fol
lowing preachers for TIC Methodist churches n tse com
Is o UIdsoua-
y,epy C5y.--Truly church Rev l. W. wiley aud Pev
Aver, sup rnunerary ~ Paul's church, nsv y Van
Horne: Hedding church. Row WIN. DAY.
HussSsn -ISss. J. H. kuov ac.
Huason Ifig.-Rev A. w. Mead
sr~-,c41 Rev ". ~ grougfg.
ycrtsy Cty me~nn W ia guprN.d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21
TIE FIREMEN.

A ssOCIATIoN or EXEMPT fIREsEN-rHE REgu.
n lar quarterly meeting will be held at Flrpmcns Hall
Tuesday evening April a. at O'Clock Puncua atlendance
requested Persons proposed will please sepd with lheU
certificates Of exemption. Initiation zee ".
. u. W. WpEFJpR r. n
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Police Intelligence.


CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENcIs-Edward J. Powers, a
broker, doing business at No Is South William street.
arrested by officer Webb OF the Lower Police Court and
brought before Justice Osborne charge of defaudng
William H. Dixie, Of No. 90 Pine street. of 81 500 by
means of false preences and fraudulent representations
The complainant alleges that the 18th of January last
he exchanged farm Of his situated in the State of Iowa.
for belonging to the accused in Columbia county New
York that the accused represented his farm worth
1880, when it was not really worth more than 81 500
and that relying upon the representation he induced
part with his property in the West in exchange for that
of defendants in this State The complainant concludes
by saying that he has been cheated and defrauded Of
81 500 and charges the accused with false prctences
Powers was held for examination by the magistrate.
DESPERATE BURGLARS ATTEMPT TO SHOOT POLICEMAN
An attempt made TO shoot officer Donovan of the First
ward police yesterday morning while he endeavoring
TO arrest couple Of burglars in Broad street. The po
lceman surprising the burglars gave them chase when
of them turned and discharged pistol at his pursuer
but fortunately without effect The rcas succeeded in
making good their escape.
SERIOUS STABNNG ArTRAy.-Two mon named Eugene
Sullivan and Edward Murray, admitted to the New
York Hospital yesterday, suffering from the effects Of
cuts received with knife at the hands OF par
ties unknown The injured men say that they at
tackled by rowdes at the of James and Chat
ham streets, and stabbed above stated. Sullivan
cevcd dangerous wound in the abdomen, while Murray
is suffering great pain from cash in the thigh The
wounded men residents Of Roosevelt street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENEWED EVERY DAT.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

L,REE SOIL FOR THE SONS or son.-xR. JAMES
il ssirman viii address the Mechanics and Working Mems
Central Republican Union, At their rDOms 1 Bovery,
TUESDAY evening At O'Clock subject Freedom Of the Pub
&c Lands" All persons favorable ~ The invited 10
siepd Music BY the celebrated Rokey Mountain Clrb
ROBERT ~ MONTGOMERY, President
ANDREW MORAY, Secretary.
trec reading rooms open every evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

BROOKLYN Cfty N0Vvss
srSMr ON nn BRooKiYS CRY RAnRoAn-Tm Cans
s1orrp-The drivers and conductors the 6recnpont
and Greenwood lines Of We Droeku CITY Railroad struck
yesterday morning against the new regulations Of the
company Heretofore each car made nine trips day,
stopping twenty thirty minutes at the termin o
the routes which enabled the drivers and conductors to
10 run trip aer the other without stopping at the end
Of the routes so as to make one more trip per day This
cars and against which they protested yesterday by
abandoning their situations. The are designated
"Swing" and "Pet" The "Swngs" commence running
at O'clock A. NJ, and run iii IL A. NJ. when they
lay OF until p NJ, and run from that time until l2Is
O'Clock at night The ''Pets" commence their morning
trips at the same hour, and ten trips without
change getting through about O'Clock In the evening
The alternate between the swings and the pets
week at time The drivers never change. When the
above stated refused TO abide by them Car after car
to the station at the Fulton ferry as the
drivers ascertained the state Of affairs, they left
their horses standing on the track until there was
continuous line Of from the ferry to near High street
No changes having been proposed in the Myrtle and Full
ton avenue lines there difficulty and some of the
conductors Of those lines at length placed in charge
the other lines which they acted in the capacity
of driver and conductor Some trouble was apprehended
the end of the routes and the chief of police called
on " send force to Greenwood and Green
on rosan % there %oula aho Sea
the officers not been present The company succeeded
by in having the trips resumed within something like
regularity They discharged the old hands and hired
many they could get, although considerable
effort made deter them from taking place of the
ormcr employees 1t is likely all will be right again this
morning The wages 81 so day and no increase is
is proposed rnder the new regulations.
ATTEMPTED SrIuDE.--A man named Thomas Clark at
tempted commit suicide his residence corner Of Ray
mond and Hilary streets about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing by cutting his throat with a razor. He inflicted a
cash, but is not considered dangerous. He was
conveyed to the City Hospital for treatment.
MAYORS vno.-NIayor Powell vetoed the resolution of
the Common Council last evening, requiring the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company 10 their after 12s O'Clock
at night for the reason that not required for the
commodaton Of the public and that it would be losing
operation for the company.
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DARTHER whNfED-wITH A CASH rhr Ait ~ w.
II N0D open dining win bar nv. . 49,
oyster couubrs IN ait ation hat viii male pay tvp
flo profit n year For furher lnio,ns, = -
" 80, Herald od'ee who vel urders anS- "v '
rsgcncrs 81 he bv-tsss-
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,pARrNER wANTED-IN WELL. EST ABIIsIIED BUs1.
ness secured BY pstenU capable of much hrrease ~
he introduction Of additional capital either active senr
This IS an eligible opportunity for Investment of slOVN
which can be shown application y, T. ~ Herald 'co ~"
pointing Az innr,cv.
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LOST AND FOUND.

. against negotiating the following securities mailed from
ase Suisse steamer Arabia To the address of Mcssrs
Jeanaquet Bros of this city and which supposed have
vzTwo bonds Nos 6.s and 90 for ST. EACH
interest.
NEW YoRK, April ~, 1857.
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4 oRARE C1fANCE.-NO III MRI'C SAW OR uo-ANY
"A msn having Ibis sum may become partner In a
money making business Ri which $40 SH N. made
daily. Nothing else required except addras Addrcs.
for two days, Finance broadway Post ,s5cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April 2lArr shrs Chris Ioescr Snow
Cardinal Gold Hunior !Br KINNEY, Halifax. NJ; n Cib
son. tro,ksr and Beuj English Hyen New Inndou. Hem,
May Watson Boston. zze Taylor Taylor Nr1sb~rr; sara
tnTs small Jacksnnylc Edwin Reed Green Bastn sarah
Mig. Weaver Nlok jonathan Cone McIianoy iIzddaIn
The shipping In the arhor has sustained no injury by hs
salc has an accident rrgHp ~, -
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REWARDS.

fhO REWARD-LOsT, IN EIGHTH AVENUE, A
% black terrier slut cropped ears AMI wh1' SPOT
The breast hsd blue and red collar on returned Ssr
p. n, Z0x West Thirty third street, he reward VA DO
III
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Herald Marine Corrrspoodene

BOSTON, April 2p-Nrr ships Ceorrr Wssbinr,oa. 4
pool. flo@ing isphy. and kearsage, New Orlean- a.
tlip Parliament, irOin Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

BlU.UUV 70 open correspondence with gentleman q
capable Of advancing either Of the
ney for The purpose of putting In operation extensive
factory OF The principal article Of food consumed In Tho wes
Indies This y perfectly sae speculation and coe which
one hundred per Gem yearly be realized The ertpY
viii undertake 10 conduct the whole business him se being
foreign speculation and with which The advertiser has had
much experience Let u be understood will only
principals and those NJ good standing monoiar Dor
further particulars W r. II
Naseau REQ Me- York
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pro vemcs In the means OF attack and In spite Of
the pcgss or construction they have been growing rolls
lively weaker Yet cannot oonsi Ter wholly fault
Chitf EDsnoor and hts Ia 20, when
reooecs thai Congress has curing the whole progress
ar this syutem, coled out is With most speriD9
hand that not been quent appropriations
ba. been withheld entirely that but few years
FORTH cations was mooted
The expeseBoe OF . war In Europe and the imprsgra
bisy OF the Russian harbor defenoes against
naval means ,he elm exhibited, hiss hope finally DON
yinoed Congress the people that the ooast bate
ries are oar sulest only russworhy rensncs that
shie such predatory expeditions &C predicts may he
lin the words Of Aaury) "neAten back Into the sea-" by
means now and always as our com mAnd, our beard
deienoes demand time, and above oil money, which, let
% hope our future Oonsresee viii BIO prompt 10 bestow
The writer NOT 70 be understood As arguing thAbs
cause he has quo ed What xssgeraed argument
OF MAury and olhe-no desences are Deaessary against
such attack ~ Il indicated BY 90" Boz ne believes
thrse 0cbsrged Nh no defence" have acted Wisely Ia
frat concentrating their energies upon thc dsfences OF d.
reot haraor approaches for WHICH, unlike the
Substitute be improvised In emergency. b.
nav YORK, Oct 81, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

SAD AND MYsrERIoUs AYYAIR-Two CarLDREs
D2owEm AND korHsR PROBABLY A xcAucnoly
event occurred In this oily last Might which has resulted
In the death OF two little children and probably OF hcr
mohsr This morning tho bodies OF two children, rs-
one about two and half yeav she oher aboa, nfteen
mont old-vcre found In the weer 81 The foot OF
Browns mill race. The bodies had NOT apparently been
In the water many hours Qn pr ceoded 10 In
vcstsatc the sfar. woman WHO resces on nmcst
street came and said hey her sisters children We
tanned that her sister the Wit OF namet
Robert Gray, who iesides White sect 10 employ
Cd In the paper mills at the Lower Falls about noon
Cray va fcund aud stated that he had quarrel with bis
wife last evening, beat her, Olutcaed her BY the hroai
and put her cut or doors. She rant away win Inc
children, and he says he hes not her The
coSion u hat the woman dead thAt she either fell
the race With her chirea cntAy throw than In
sn5 then follow eda suicide Her sister thinks she %
bkoiy started for her house Emmett street,
vas turned ou OF dcors and %, abe might have
ceniay fallen into the There be doubt oui
the mother OF ihesc children peished with then--
Rochester Ueien, OF Il.
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Interesting from the A moor

The tchoorer LOUIS Perry, Capt. N Turner, arrived
latel, at Francisco AFTER the remArhAbl? quick IMP
seventeen days from KamschAtka Tho Perry sailed
from the Amcor river on the 30h Of July for Petro
paulovsk.
M p Mod Collins OF Sonora Am escaa Consul fur the
eaatern coast Russia Asia arrived at the mouth or the
Amosr In Jolly. He came through the interior Of Asia
and siberia from s. Petersburg h ono OF the first
arrivals down the river This sTng NJ u embarked at
the highest point Of the river Ingoda Susceptible Of nAv
CATION In boat with Two oars AMI email ai, ab lut 400
vrsA If the navissbe water ofLske BAikol jls
vo,ss ntrh OF the junction Of the aonsoA Descending
Ipeoda 30 IT. junction with the shika, he cd down 70
is juI cton With tho river Argoon These Two Yivers are
about thoIi and versts from whore he embarked
from the smoor or Ssgahlsn OF the MAnohoos
Thence, na,isa Ing thu ssisapp OF the North,
Mr. G. visited the great hanoeoo city OF Igoou,
where be received with baoarlc pomp by
the bsLks Of the river but 80. not allowed
70 insr cot The city This be, no sever ker wards reno
deo by eudpg The vigilance Of he river POLICE and land
Ing Ioint lover down tbs river Ho arrived at
the RufAlau port the mouth Of the moor In July
peror ming voyage Of -four Thousand versts by
spring Ia expl Taions In Siberia, In whiting an immsnss
extent OF country voysgng in all sxtee thousand
verts since he len st. Petersburg. He u the first Aaeri
that has crossed Asia from west to et, from
70 ocean, and Inc rst white man. excep Russians, who
has oro'ssd the Gohoiery mountains, and cpsequently
the nFst Who has visited Nor goA and NsuchunA,
and explored these countries from he centre OF ssa 10
for FRANCHISE by the ~sy Of China Coe Russian
steamer America LEFT 10 uy for China, with Admi
rel P1tAea suite The Admiral goos China invest
cd uh full power By bis government 70 make . treaty
with the chinese and also to watch the operations OF the
EDslAh during the war - California paper
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from the London Tines, Oct 10
The figures 10 the monthly return OF tho BANK
Of FraBoa coming INN disey after
the ncemen OF be reclamation Ia the mode OF grating
oans stocks and RAILWAY shares to st nrA sa
70 involve some clerical or Typographical mis- axe Thefo
IT, however, question Of their correctness, and the as
queny has TO be recorded that the moment selected
BY the directors TO encourage the speculative porioa Of
the public 70 draw upoc their resource, taA mmedi
heir stock or bullion which occurred In
the space Of four weeks during which has been
expended 10 aataC supplies By arc a aad OF COZ 90,
deusive Tho total held In reduao 81 e. 022
The insufnotenoy OF the exciting rats OF disoouot IL
NE time shewn by increase of fl 032 900 In
the bills held, shile 70 admit Of facilities being continued
unohs In tse face OF 6eun the note isue
b o. been sug nepted 70 the estent OF ficS,COo.
The advances stocks haze increAac1 ESQ 500, az
those on rau.ay shares Eb8,o00 In tns governmsut
oslsnces there has been fsrg Of or FL 1856 600, an
the symens thus male BY tho treasury hare e1 70
increase Of f7s5 oC0 In The dc, osis OF the public
from lhe London News (Cay svti,le), Dot lol
The Of nearly f9oo 600 In toe bu on Ia face
of the usua average hy expenditure In the sha OF
"p,emiums," foJmsa very dscourssng feature II the
continue The oar viii probably be comoelied 70 raise
he Ysse II will DO rked that the crcua.
tae bail Ing largely extended iW discount 1000
caucn The inorea,e In the l)sns on government IN I
rawsy SECURITIES not large bat ths any incrsa ted
facilities Of this aescption should DO accorded 10 mats
surprise. ocnsideng Tho aspect OF monetary affairs
tnyos ghout rope The gWeFnmen depohM have aeea
reduced the ens Of the nber dvidends ON
he Four and -Four and AHs po' Gent Rentes and the
event has contributed 70 the Large addition TO tbs
private d. potts.
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During the ras, week have d gradually nsh.e,.
ing money mAiktt; be wihdrSh OF ,ecie from the
bank been ootsdersbls end In view OF the probsoh
W that la'ge be seu 10 lntis, aud that uread
OF receiving specie from srics, II will most hkely
there 70 purchase souriaei and oommoies n ths low
pres reed By the psrs the bank decided 10 RAISE the rae
OF drcouni per cent Consos have decn I'd 70 sea 70
or money. and spk 10 x for reg. account In Amcr
ON railroad securities have had q ve aNvs marks
buy conag forward freely for all cancs Of " boufs
and shats for Illinois bonds aad SHARES, and Ne York
Central For Michigan southern there In no demand
Mchssn Coniral tords havo been done 81 decline OF
per nj, and clsct very heavy; the ane parties who
were large sellers s 90 70 o. oerGg large ines
a 81, berg considerably bsov me las, prices quoted
from New York.
CONDITION OF THE BANK or YRASCu.
NE Paris Morfrv q the esh OF Os obcr publisher the
following month! oebor and creditor account OF tho 3vk
~ France, made up 10 yesterday h arsday The c,re
nAtn~N Srv nf lssr = sSoS.
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BALl or VALUABLE PAINTINGS. The sale of the
fuin.,u and personal edecrs OF the Ito "a Andrew
Stew, nsop. which 'akss plac, 81 Bentlom, rev Omar
louisville, Va en- The 10th pToxmo aiming other
utre,bE relics, several very valuable psintngs nga
uenh full length portra q hrsha sou By Healy ;one
OF on torres orsn mil urocs ,aieD, By lea
70 81 70 be o, great vauc tbs Marriage 81 caharine
BY rilo and number OF -fhers. ire ,andng OF Mar
sha sou wD presented By that Distinguished character n
Mr. Stevenson White reprcecnsns This country Minister 81
Ersinf harha Soul', n THO same time, representing
fratce 81 the same sovernmenL rse original minia,ure
o. Eapo by I,abee understand, presented
Mr. Stevenson by On. King Joseph Bono parte.
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The Play OF " La &isbs"
PHILADELPHIA, OF 10, 1851.
IN TAR RnrrOp m ruu uuuAIU

VIII you allow mo 70 oorreo mistake which preaSsd
In the HAID Of Tuesday with regard TO the play entitled
II rsDe," translator from Victor Hugo's Is ryran
&c Padcue." In your article II n stated ,hu former
'ersiou pla ed By this lady translated oy me.
translated the play In question till this FOR
ns ID P. Bover, who played Il II the Arch Street
theatre. Iremam your obi servt,
JULIE DE nARGUERIrrS.
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BRBAoH OF PaoHsE.- The Circuit Court Is en-
gssec 10 cay In the Trial Il for breach OF pro-
nile 81 marriage, In hioh sarah Ann hoors n rlanuY
and Ibomas Faulkner DESCENDANT The pvtes resde IN
Merden The has been the oslenaar for two
years rho plaintiff sllegc, that wa seducei
BY the defendant under promise o. mSrvsgs ami shs We
thee that he alton dod her until within few days OF his
marriage with another woman. She has 4 child somo
three years OLD, believe sncs the gs Of do on
da plaintiff has los her sgbt, and IL certainly object
ofsympathy -Roch>aer AdpTtl.r, Oct Il.
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SvHsE nIILrTARY.

uAOKMEN eUAsD, .TrErrtoN NanBKRs
Al Of above cmpsny arc he eby reguesed 70 attend
merrg and DIN Al nongrmery Hs 10 Primes sueef iris
evenisr ~ oclgch preeaely Tbs invited guests Of
most respectfully solicited W lotn M ~ the above
plsee, Monday morning OF rs clocs from -hencc
We pressed for target rrssice 70 sOnrers e2shns from
The foo, of Chant sBs street y. L. BENNETT Oar ain.
sAsuxL fcoE, Secretary.
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ADVERITEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


RERDONArs
(lATHARISu LIS9UeLAR. EATIvp or TIE ooUN.
" ~ Of IUbl RATA farm. ~ill hear OF scmehlnx
atvsnsw by ealing 29 Eleventh. susst betws~n
D and for 10 INES korsoa.
"E ATE" WAS THERE AT r. n LET NE HRAR
N f0n ION W..
MADEi mel DID ANSWER YOUR TWO LErTHRs
w Nv be In the msia tueet, 10 carriage, Monday,
Ts, and uesdsy gh non IL until O'Clock Meet pre-.
pNed
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DfRsorAL-U THa FCLLOwTR9 N sMsD PERSONS
who were rode In the war Of 1917 and 1914 bewecn
ne United kes ard Orsai br an hci heirs win address
III. Nah hly liST bill adepna, Pern will a
trmehag 10 their advantsre.-
John A. Achsrmsn. shoera joshua Rice.
her Charles R,rsrp.
lorsn Biz n.hsTd, sailor. Alexsr der Kokera
John rtbbk man sailor. Noah Reeves
John Butcs Vim. hohfr,s.
1lonss Biz shsm, goldsmith Oliver shaw, ssnor
Elmt C-mercn. r. n sh.ntfn
John na', nuscAn. abraham tprsrue.
John FsnoLs samuel Skndfofd.
Jsmts1faDs. 0eorse son e.
Her jsmin pvnns Samuel SewG.
Vim Fcrsyh carpenter. yohn foot
John gass blAcksnh. Thomss tlv drum~r
Warm gon. Samuel Van Alstyne cabinet.
John y. Heart, bsrer mailer
VIM Henri Ia ter. Peter whIis sso-mster.
John A. Ear.rick, ccoper. Daniel wrgk, shoemaker
tsmuel Hossnburph Jsoob welsh
Arthur Hushss JOIN wilson,
HarI' Jones' John weaver
Jsmsr Miller. qol0mou ~liiams.
Nlts Paine. ropemeker. Frederick Wilson
rob,rt Qumby. Robert white.
George Nm WOOD
John NJ Rspey. Joan Wood
ldsm nosa
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wryN rUn.S.


TTproH CouRsE T. L-PACfN7--Or SATURDAY
" Got ~ o'cloct msieh for s1C; sils hesss
os In harness. =. ros9znd nssss aToe~vymsn; Van
ms Lady Graz. SHAW WHITE Propfis
TIrIoN CoURan Ia I-rsoruN0.-OF MONDAY
~ tct f IA o'clock precisely and lake OF SAD
mile hests best three In ave 70 W. wheesn
b. 4. jake Oakley o. OWL q Mulsrs DAras~f:
ralmsn pamsr b. Cora de Efeila; II, Woodruff b.
N. Lady woodruff. SHAW wHffn Proprscaors.
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&l0O ! LIVED WILL 30 PAID BIT rHs urpsn-,
wv sWntdfor such testimony a. rnuvtsN
on OF we peisou Win stole Afternoon ri he M l,s.
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