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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
CHANCEPY SALE.

DY virtue ola decree 81 the Charcery Court at Nashville
ID atits May term, 1886 In the Of Jane Williams ct
ais Sarah A. Gordon ct ais Wil the 2lst day Of
March next at the Court Gate 10 said city, expose
for public sale 70 the highest bidder, Lot BAlch
Wheside's Addition, described follows: Beginning az
the Of Vine and Crsv ford thence along Vine
street Is feet to LOckha corner thence with Lockhart
line hundred feet to stake thence BY line through
said lot IS feet stake Crawford street thence with
the line Of Crawford street hundred feet ~ the begin
ming.
TEEMssaid property will be sold credit Of six, nine
and twelve months Notes well secured and lien retained
fehfT-td RRIFN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
REST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD


This strong language, yet BoGLE ELSCTRo HAIR DYE
recenty mproved) proved to be by the judges
the late Mechanics Fair held In Boston among whom
Dr. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from parts ofhe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists LIST Thengredients
nourishing to the hair destructive others Cd
Does not stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required, from delicate brown
deep black, natural to appear marvellous. Manu-
iacured sold and applied by WIN. BoGLE 27 Washington
street. Boston. declO-tillmsy5l
Great Cure Of Rheumatism in Cincinnati, Ohio
Convincing Evidence -For than three years
have been suffering with rheumatism and enlargement
and pain Of the DO and joints have strictly followed
the advice OF physicians and at other times used such
family medicines had been for the Of
rbeumatism sl did not improve in the least and
frequently compelled to keep my bed and thereby was
prevented from attending my business weeks ago
was induced by friend to try Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The eject was miraculous felt consde ably improved
after had taken the fourth dose; have only used
sin gle oue, and am entirely free from all pain feel
better than have folt for years. AMI attribute my
Pleoy restored health SOLELY to the OF Carriers Span
ish Mixture consider Il excellent medicine for
rheumatism and all diseases Of the blood and cheerully
recommend it to the afflicted. D. BURRlTF
Southeast corner Fourth and Wa nut streets.
Cincinnati, March, II, 1851. febis-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

FLoUR.-The steamer Cambridge brought up
considerable quantity of -four intended we learn for
Georgia markets. Other shipments Of the same ar
ticle are to follow. Why cannot Tennessee SUPPLY
this demand?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
Are III Getting Bald

Isyour hair turning greyH Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers and mousachesY Your hair be soft silky and
gossyH Your head to be COOL comfortable and free Of nd
ruff Mothers your children have uxuriant heads
ofhairS Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID which ReUer
in its unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts IS and
81 so per bottle. Boge's Balm OF Cyheria stands unri-
vailed for Graduating tan lad pmpe and identifying the
complexion Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
my3I.ly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

Pianos and Musics-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 3SS Broadway " agent for the sale of many
ofthe most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Melodeons
offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue ofMusic at onethird of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools of the most
favorable chsractea of which he wbe able to Gil to the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very
We enabled to speak of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
ceuent tone and durable quality-N Y. Er0nQeIiSt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

CoUNTRY RESIDENCES. -Jno. J. Beech adTer-
tises public sale Of some valuable real estate sit
uated four and half miles from the city, near th
Gallltin turnpike. It consists of three fine lots,
one of which is well improved. We call attention
TO the advertisement in another place. The sale
is TO take place on the 9th of March. Here is an
opportunity for profitable investment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

Sinking of the HumbOldt.-Loss of Life,
We learn that a telegrsphie despatch was
received in this city yesterday by Capt. J. I.
Taylor from J. Martin, clerk of the steamboat
HUMBOLDT, dated Vicksburg, Feb. 22j, stating
that the Humboldt was run into and sunk BY
the steamboat Belfast the night privous at
Ozark Island below Memphis. The boat and
cargo totally lost, and seventeen negroes, deck
hands and firemen, missing.
The boat was owned by Capts. Strong, Tay-
lor and Cabler, and Messrs. Matt Martin and
William Wyatt, all Of this city, and was worth
$35, 900. She was a regular Nashville and
New Orleans Packet, and made few trips af>
ter coming out last year, bat this was her first
regular season. She was insured $1,000 in the
Freman's Insurance Company Of Louisville,
s. 600 in another Louisville Office, and 81, 600
ia a Cincinnati office.
She was loaded for this city and had on
board 100 tons of freight, some Of which We
learn was insured.
The negroes were worth at the lowest fig
ureF, $4,000.
The entire loss, it is thought will Dot fall
short of $25OOOO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

- The weather yesterday was again beautiful
and SpriDg-like. The sunshine enticed the ladies
out, and the principal thoroughfares were unusu-
ally gay In consequence.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

rx- See card of "Privste Boarding. &"

HARMoSIc HAJL.-This is the name which the
Geunania Dramatic Club have given their hall on
Lower Market street. They have rented the large
bri IL building recently occupied by p ?. Peck, and
are converting the second story into fine hall and
concert room, where they intend hereafter to give
their dramatic entertainments
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Congressional.


! WASHINGTON. Feb l9-Senate-The motion to
lay the bill on the table repeating the laws OF Kan
sas and providing for new election was mega
tved by II against "a Weller renewed the mos
ton agreed TO- 80 against 90. The submarine
telegraph bill was further discussed; bukno action
taken upon it,
HoUsE-The Corruption Investigating Cons
mittee reported, recommending the expulsion OF
Gilbert, Edwards, Welsh and Matteson OF the
House, and Simonton be expelled from the MOOT
as reported. The reports are signed by all the
committee except Kelsey, who desserts from them
They were ordered to be printed, and further con-
sideration was postponed till "Wednesday next
Adjourned
WASHINGTON Feb. 2l.-SeDate-The bill au>
thorzing the people OF Minnesota to form consul
tuition aud State government, preparatory 10 aunis-
sion into the union, was discussed.
Briggs offered an amendment, that none but cts
liens OF the United States be entitled TO vote WITH
reference to the formation Of a Constitution for
State government After considerable discussion
the amendment was adopted, yeas q, nays "a.
Among the bills passed was one establishing Ju
dical district in the Gadsden purchase, creating the
Office OF Surveyor General granting donations 10
sctual settlers, &c. The bill authorizing the people
of Oregon to establish State Government, was Ia
ken up Green offered an amendment extending
similar provisions to the people OF Kansas, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-The House took up and passed the
Post Office appropriation bill, aud then proceeded
10 the consideration OF the resolutions that Judge
Watrous, of Texas be impeached for high crimes
and misdemeanors. The subject was postponed TIL
Saturday.
The resolution that Whitfield be not entitled to
seat as delegate from Kansas, was laid on The Ia
ble, yeas sc, nays IS.
The House then went into a committee oil the
whole
Mr. washburn, Of Illinois, vainly strove to take
up the River and Harbor Til.
Mr. Grow made an uuefIectual effort TO take up
the homestead bill.
The committee proceeded TO the consideration Of
the bill to supply Deficiencies in appropriations
Mr. Etheridge made a speech, defending himself
from the charge Of Black Republcanism because
be introduced a resolution denunciatory OF reo~
peuing the African Slave-trade. Without con.
GLIDING action 90 the bill the House adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

carriage mandatory of W. w. Pqrr on College
street, just north of Broad, was discovered to be
on fire, and in few minutes it was entirely envel.
oped in flames IL was an old wooden bui lding,
aud the fire. which originated inside, had made such
progress before it was discovered that all efforts
TO suve il were fruitless. The firemen with their
machines were soon on the ground, and prevented
the flames from communicating to the adjacent
buildings. We leare that the loss Of Mr.. Parr is
between two and three thousand dollars. He suca
ceeded in saving part Of hisstock The buildings
which were of little value, were owned; VIC under.
stand by NJ. S. Allen.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

Holloway's Pills excellent family medicine,
and recommended to all suffering from diseases OF the
Liver and Stomach. 1t is indsputebly admitted that they
have never failed to these disorders.
Sold at the manufactures No. so Maiden Lane New
York, and No 244 Strand London; and by all druggists
at Csc, 62Hc and 81 per pot or box. feb1s-1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

NEw Music AND INsTRUMENTs.-We are obliged
to friend Mcclure for several pieces of new and
beautiful music. lie has just received very large
assortment OF late and fashionable music, together
with general supply Of goods in his department
Of trade. He has house full of pianos, melode"
ons and, in fact nearly everything in the instru>
the ct csteras which so to make up a complete
stock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

Inflammation of the Lungs until the discovery Of
Carters Spanish Mixture regarded by physicians
most hazardous to health but since them those who have
tried 1t as a remedy speak Of II never falling panacea
Its healing and soothing upon the affected parts
well as its powerful agency in purifying the blood make it
an invaluable agent in the cure fsueh Diseases
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

~ lot of mules, oxen and articles used in
making the road bed for railroads, advertised in
another column. Contractors will DO well to take
notice.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

II In our columns to day will be found an ad
vertsement of washing.tubs, from Mr.. d. G. Rum
sey, at his old stand Market street. A gentle
man Of our acquaintance has given this tub thor
ougb trial, and he Gays be can safely recommend
il to every family, II does the work in one half
the time and without any labor, comparatively
speaking, and cannot get out Of order far but
what any person who can white a shingle can
put it to rights. There is no humbug about it. all
though tits patent. Rumsey has also lately re-
ceived large invoice OF good things, which he is
selling low down. When are you going to com
mence that book Dan?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
RESIDENCE ron SALE.

4 WILL sell my RESIDENCE Ana 4boat fAirsy aer.s Of
GROUND siiaatedin the beketlfai village ef kirsasd
sls iroa ety q SAaAFlps. Eaa ffoataE Ga he
d4ii4a fse fatAerika4 and Hebaoa isBrsbs
aty cue u the N9ti sasfsl Pseca Ia DsFson eoanlF
aEa wosit maks very desirable res4suce ~ zsaisnsa
q fsffaae Il L ass Nsn srsted ~ ap ins8 eaisaas
lots, h4sas bat thousand feet u irons M obss
10 Hrng = % bald upsn Tslasbie PaFfIan 81 a.
Anes fey fsFor1ss lsrms si b fitsn sssh prise
An9 N@e- X H0ks0A.
hb's-in9tfrig sra
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

Cs5- The Typographical Society Of PhilsdelT hia
have taken preliminary for the establish
ment of an asylum for superanuated printers, and
tls widows and orphans OF deceased printers. This
is a noble charity
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

q We are authorized to announce Gen. JAMES NJ.
QUARLEs Of Montgomery, candidate for Congress in
this district Subject to the ratification Of District Con-
vaption fb23-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

II The anniversary ball at Prof Goodwin
rooms last night was a very pleasant affair.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

Doors Shoes &c.--Country merchants visiting,
this market to supply themselves with goods, will
do we'll 10 call at the wholesale house Of Strickler
Ellis g. Co., when in search of boots, shoes, hsts,
caps, straw goods, etc They receiving a very
large assortment selected with great care, for this
market This firm is composed of very clever and
accommodating gentlemen Who offer their stock
10 the trade at low figures
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
Arrival of the Tennessee
LATER FROM NICARAGUA!

| NEW YORK February 2l-The steamship Ten
nessee, from AspinwaI 10th, via San Juan and
Key West arrived this evening with $50 passengers
and $50, 600 in specie. The ship Meteor, from
Mobile, via Liverpool, put into San Juan, on the
! 18th, leaking badly. The Tennessee left San
Juan before the Texas from New Orleans had ar
! rived. Col Titus, with his recruits, went up the
river with Col Lockbridge, and took position
opposite the enemy, at Seropagai. Leckbrdge
| had made all necessary arrangements and an at
tack would be made in day or two. On the day
the Tennessee left Col Lockbridges force stated
to be $50 men, and that OF the Costa Rlcans 200.
Affairs at Rivas and ST. George differ from accounts
| by the Texas. 10 6ghl near RiVas Capt. Phln~
| ney was killed and the Americans suffered other
| losses, but it does not appear which party was
victorious Henningsen's attack on SLGeorge was
made with 200 men, the enemy having, as stated,
! 800 men; after several hours 6ghtifg HenniHg-
son retired as stated with nconsiderable loss exs
cepting that of several of his officers were NOR
tally wounded including Col. jacques and MAJOR
| Dusenbury.
The Costa Ricans' 10 is supposed to be great
| Cen Bosquet was killed. At last advlces the
NicaraguaDs had drawn of from, and were in the
vicinity of Nicaragua waiting the arrival OF amunl-
ton from yorktown. The latest accounts from
Gen. Walker are to Feb. 81, be was then at San
Juan de- Sur with 800 men, he had established his
head quarters at Rivas andGwas concentrating all
his force there, amounting TO 500 men.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2l.-The President has APP
proved the bill to increase the pay OF oiheers
Of the army, The post Office bill which passed
the House to day, appropriated Upwards OF Sl6,-
O0O 600 for operations in land service next year.
The expenses OF the corruption investigating com
mittee are estimated at nearly IS, 600.
CLEVELAND, Feb 2I-Cyrus F. True is under
arrest at Pacresville, for swindling the Geaga
bauk He has been doing large business west
and Southwest, by dsposing OF drafts drawn oy
Brock, of Rochester on a house in New \ ork. lie
had raised from to $500 600, all over the country
New YORK, Feb 2I.-The steamer Washington
called at noon to-day with $4,000 in specie.
The Grand Jury this morning returned true oiIIs
against Ecke aud Mrs Cunningham charging them
with the murder of DR.. Burdell, young SLodgrass,
was directed TO be held at bail as witness.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 23,-Tbe river was rising.
slowly last evening, with II feet water on the canal
and 44on the falls. Weather clear.-Thermometer
81.
CIYcIYNArI, Feb % Flour dull; mess pork
Sl.5o; Whisky dull at 22ia223.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
Corner Of Broad and Summer Sts.,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

XNTOULD inform the people Of Nashville and the
w rounding country that he has recently improved and
greatly enlarged hts MarbeNard, and Is prepared
nj ali orders in the Marble line the shortest notice and
the most favorable terms for He would call parc-
attention to hiswe selected stock Of Monuments
tie Pieces, Figures StauaFy Fountains BapSmal FOunts
Urns Vases fombs &C. many Of which Of the purest
Italian Marble and from the cEsel OF the best European
masters. His arrangements complete for furnishing
al kinds OF Marble, either Of his manufacture i'm
ported He has hand large quantity Of Iaan Marble,
the rough state, which he viii sell low. House Fur
nuren Egyptian MAJ bic OF the best quality be had at
his yard lie dattes himself that he pub
lie on accommodating terms similar establishment
in the West share OF public patronage Is solicited
ian22--twkwly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

~ Hagan is in receipt Of Ballou's Pictorial
Harpers weekly and other periodicals.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
ARRIVAL OF TRE STEAMSHIP ASIAN

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-The news has been de-
layed by the interruption OF the wires East.
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GROCEREEN.
FOR SALE

TtHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NILSSON, BscD. a
This uaet . heauufuly siiu1iea 81 tae - 4 Q -
kAairoad 10 Ees froa1 Nzshgie ant i kaoHn - - he
TeFy best land IN NliAcrfrd ccanty- 80 acres under
god cesar eacr AIT asy Ia culiiSaHoa. ne balance
ush timbered. H1frctrs cfsEk through ihs ents
aGoFdnx a. zb11 isncs ~ SAFER hs dryest
rhsrs are as8 Habef ofperPetaal springs. whch make
IA very dsr ahs stock Fara ths sai IL rch snoaxh 10
sps az 81 itrs ana ss aAtsd ss srosth of eottoa
toksaco. gran o. 9FAsa
ThsfGgf0yssats rsafisi q irane Dwelling sith seven
foo1ns, Al outhe1ses eomfeies ga, oara ssahas etc
re aabscTiser sA es II kashxie sss usekf and snl
aks esasuEe In shosEa he premises any uay d.
sra e parcA4ee- sefnas say, Poasssea FFfn uueal-
sssiy. kbia-u o II NEIs0N.
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IN oIVEA AND FUA tAIE.
! 50a SACKS q ssira hHlss4 buck WHEAT FLOOR
OOV - Quick &EAps
iaa2 80. u ss- "a callsge "a
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chnFIeaaon Market.

Ss'r0NE wAmE efssssy as-efirsson. -
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
FEBRuARV "a. 1881.

Pm a0-sAiss Il co,tsn FAR tht Last week eoe hA'es
a isF,s b. Kidding slesk $1,000 bales ksseipss Of
year Tcts aeaseate ~ fecsa al ihs por ~ 30 eAles
Charleston Market.
Tss 81 fP M--cotasa--fhs naFssi d qaist a1t arm.
eriss 70 eay 900 0slss Al lsAai- = Ga
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tADVERTISEMENrJ

ST. So So s on R gfn ,s5S 9 R., DOL l.
making TRANSPARENT SOAP On receiving three dollars,
will send valuable Receipt ng ExrRA FAMtlT
soar, 90 cost only three cents pound Is tnoWn TO
persons In the United States. On receiving I've dol
lars, will send the above aud six other Tor making
FANCY Scars IL can be made in Ordinary d nner rot
small aeapita i've dollars and sold readily at
profit Of one hundred per cent To any Of bus
es Il fortune. Any questions answered reference
given BY Enclosing the retgrn postage
Address. r. X. RUSSELL,
Box sal. Postodce,
feh9-im brooklyn. n. "
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(tOD LIVER OILS gross just received, Pre-
Nebi7 10. G. BROWN
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MONONGEEIALA WFEESKH.-A very sups.
WI rOr article, guaranteed 70 be pure.
feb1T 10 G. BROWN.
DLUE LICK WAEER,-1n hall barrels and Ia
II pint bottles lor sale At Louisville prices
feblT 10. G.. BROWN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-24
First Exhibitiou OF the cbusctts and
Vermont Association for the
IMPROVEMENT OF HORSES,
AT GREENEIELn. MASS

At GREENFIELD, MASS,
Wednesday s. Thursday, Oct. 2s 4 go, S57
TIE Judges have been selected with care, and
those Gentlemen appointed as such, are earnestly
requested to act, and to use all influence to make
this, our first exhibition successful one. Those
who cannot serve, will please inform the Secretary
before Saturday the 24th
Judges will please to report themselves on arri-
val, at the Presidents office ON the grounds.
Stallions owned and kept for stock within the lin
its of the Association, with specimen Of stock on
the ground
FIRST 4O.OO-second, 25 OO-Third, 1900
JUDGES.
nngion. Vt; William Pinchon Springfield John Stearns
llisdalc, N. IL George Alexander, Northfeld.
Breeding mares, owned and kept us above.
First, 40 0O-Second. % 00-Thrd, 1900
JUDGES.
Hon Geo Orcnue Greenfield Levi stockb ridge No Had
ley Lowell Farr, Bratoboro D. ". McEwain No. Adams
Wiilnm W. RUSSELL Sunderland
Matched Horses for Harness.
First, l5O0-sccond, 1000.
JUDGES.
loln naiy, Northampton jerks Kimball No Adams
Charles Town, Bellows Falls Lucus Cooke, Eryng Ii.
Kingsley, No. Adams.
Fancy Matched Horses.
First, l5,O,--sccond, 1000.
JUDGES.
Charles wardcr Brattlvboro; j. L. Briggs, Chlcopec
Henry Smith, No. Adams Geo. W Hamilton, Conway l.
7. Orcutt Cummington
Work Horses, in pairs.
First, l5.fO-Sccond, 1000.
Work Horses, single.
First i0.0O-sccond 500
JUDGES.
Hon. IT. l. Hodges, Northampton r. Foster Cook, Am
herst; Amos Adj Montague n. Y. Wheat Putury, Vt.
Thomas j. Field, Northhcld.
Geldings or Mares.
FIRST, i5oO--sccond 10 %.
JUDGES
Hon. VIM d washburn. Orange Seth Nims, Amherst
James May Westminster, W. Roniner Smith, Coleane
d. W. Russell Dalton.
Trottng Geldings or Mares.
First, 3).0O-Second, % 70.
JUDGES
L. T.. Truesle Warren y. Gorham, Jr. Wilmington, VI
Leonard Williams, Pittsheli N. D. Potter, Amherst }
Arms, South Deerfcld.
or year old Gelding or Mare.
First, l5.00-Second 1000.
JUDGES
Hon. Edward Dickinson, Amherst Henry D. Clapp
Greenfield j. Wilder Smith Brnt eboro Robert Il. Car
pcnter Orange Samuel A Shaw, Belchertovn.
3 or year old Stud Colts.
First, l5.00-Sccond, 1000
ampton; Horato Hawks, Dccr6eld; Hiram S. Dcnnison
Cocrane VIM. $. Blactinton, No Adams
Yearng or two year old Colts
First, 10 00-Second. 1000
JUDGES.
Hon Henry W Cnshman bernardson Lneins Minis
Greenfield Jcdediah H. Stark. So Halifax. VII frauei
Clark, northampton Edward Larned, pitt'held
Female Equestrianism.
Firt. Cloth Hiding Habit
Second Riding Habit
Thrill, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Riding Whip.
Ladies will be accompanied by Gentleman, and none GU
of the limits the Association will be allowed to compete.
JUDGES.
l. = Conkey, Amherst Charles Cumming, Brattleboro
Lewis Merriam, Greenfield j. g. Holland, Springfield lie
ratio Hunt No. Hadley. ia