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, 1857-02-13

FARMgR's GuIDE.-The concluding No. Of this work
is upon our table, and we but repeat the unsnimCu
verdict of the Agricultural press in saying that
among the most complete and reliable contributions
to scientific and practical agriculture. The rTllge
ment Of the work is convenient for reference, th n
Illustrations beautiful, the language plain, clear intel
ligible, and truthful. The work compriSs two TOyi
syo vols. of 1900 pages including 600 wood cuts nd
Il steel engravings-Oh CutipGtOr.
We have received this highly interesting and useiu
but above all, practical work. We know Of no other
agricultural work ever published in this country Wild
might compare with the one just named in practical
usefulness and intrinsic merit in general-Btfab
JpOoi GT0trer.
THE FARMERS GUIDE.-Ths work is rich nine 4
agricultural knowledge, presented in simple andk
miliar STYLE giving cOPious details Of the best prcts
on English farms, and adapted to general use IN thh
country by the judicious notes Of the American ed
The intelligent farmer will find 1t very attractive nd
ing. In the comparison between English and Amer-
can husbandry for which it furnishes ample mateIah
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing hs
product Of his own acres. The mental stimulus gll
by the perusal Of such writing is quite mporanit
their more immediate purposes; and even I tAy
should not refund the expense Of their purchase h
dollars and cents at the end OF the year they wmg
than make the outlay good in the Intellectual bentih
which they impart.-Nec York Ifibuns Il
, 1857-02-13

AN ACT amendatOry of an Act entitled " An act to
regulate the Fees and Costs to be allowed CLERKS
Marshals and Attorneys Of the Circuit and District
Courts of the United States, and for other Purpo-
ges.n
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled That much OF the act entitled
n act to regulate the fees and costs TO be allowed
clerks marshals and attorneys of the circuit and DIS
trct courts Of the United States and for other pur
poses" approved February twenty-slxth, eighteen
hundred and ftythree applies to the ices oil yGr-
ors be and the same is hereby made TO embrace the
Jurors of the United States courts for the District OF
Columbia.
Approved, April %, 1856.
, 1857-02-13

AN ACT 10 continue Temporarily the Land Offices at
Kalamazoo, In the State Of Michigan, and at Pal
myra, in the State Of Missouri.
Be 1t enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represen.
atves Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled That the Offices Of register and receiver Of
the Land-Ohiee at Kalamazoo, in the State Of Mich
gan, and the Office ITSELF shall be continued until such
time as in the opinion Of the President the same can
be discontinued without prejudice to the public inter
ests. And that until that time, the act Of Congress
approved June twelfth, eighteen hundred forty sha
not apply to the said otice or officers.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That the com
pensation Of the said register and receiver shall be al
lowed them egreeably to law during the time of dis
continuance under the existing ogaer.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enatted, That the pro
visions Of sections and two OF this act are hereby
made applicable 10 the LandOfice at Palmyra in the
State Of Missouri, and the register and receiver there
Of.
Annroy,ed Ie6c
, 1857-02-13

An ACT 70 define the Jurisdiction Of the District ant
Circuit Courts Of the United States for the Distric
Of East Tennessee.
Be II enacted by tic Senate and House OF Represen
tatves u the United States OF America in Congress
assembled That the Jurisdiction Of the district and
circuit courts Of the United States for the eastern dis
tct Of Tennessee be and the is hereby declared
To extend 10 and include the following counties Ol
.aid state to-wit Anderson, Bedsoe, Blount, Brad
ley, Campbell, Carter Claiborne, Cooke, Granger
Greene, Hawkins, Hamilton, Hancock, Jefferson
Johnson, Knox, MeMnn, Meigs, Marion, Monroe
Morgan, Polk, Rhea Roane SEWER Scott, sullivan
Washington, Union, and Cumberland, and any new
county which may hereafter be formed ont Of the ter
rtory Of one more Of said counties shall be nclu
ded In said Jurisdiction.
Approved, March 10, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
cords and Seal Of the Uni. ed States, and for other

cords, and Seal Of the Unit ed States and for other
Purposes
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of America in Con
Rress assembled, That so much Of the act entitled
An to provide for the safekeeping of the acts re
cords and seal Of the United States, and Tor othel
nurposes as is embraced in the last clause OF the
sixth section Of said act and which reads in words a
follows For authenticating copy of record OF
paper under the seal Of the Office, twenty-five cents
shall lie and the same is hereby repealed
Approved, April %, 1855.
, 1857-02-13
Piano Fortes and Melodecns.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
W00DWORTH & CO..

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FoRTEs AND MELoDEoNs,
,GAsS lSo Clay St. are the exclusive agents for the
SfSaSaie OF the SToDARrs Piano FoRrEs AMI
xtsSft ftPRINcE's MELoDEoNs, in California. md rrC
.EN constantly receiving them direct from the Man
Wactnry. such arrangements have been made as viii
enable them to supply these celebrated instruments al
prices, thus securing to purchasers the
advantage oknaking personal selection from largo
and complete Assortment and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay hf Importation Just received stocl
Of Piano FOrtes for hire.
San Francisco, April 81, 1855 33-tf
, 1857-02-13
No. 2.

resolution authorizing the Acceptance Of certain
Medals nom Foreign Governments.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves Of the United States Of America in Congress as
Bembled, That Surgeon Thomas Williamson and PAS
ed-As-stant surgeon James +. Harrison, Of the Uni
ted States Navy, be and they hereby authorized
to accept the gold medals recently awarded to then
by the Emperor Of France.
Sec ?. Aud he IL further resolved That Lieutenant
N. F. Marry Of the United States Navy. be and he b
hereby authorized TO accept the gold medals RECENTLY
presented 10 him by the governments OF Prussia and
Holland, and the lepublic Of Bremen
Approved, August 30, 1856
, 1857-02-13

AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
TO change the Names Of Vessels in certain Cases.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
tatives Of the United States Of America In Conges.
assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be
ers Of any vessel 10 change the name Of the same
when, In his opinion, there shall be sufficient caus
for doing; and be may establish such rules and re
gulatons as he shall deem proper for that purpose.
Approved, March 5, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
The British Periodical
RepubIiCations,
AND THE-
" FARMERS GUIDE"
Price Reduced to Five Dollars!

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N THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SCIFSTSHNsSo. SHso,
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THE FARM :" by Henry Stevens, F. R. 8 ~ rSvF ~
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have in an agricultural work on practice never tS
represented by the four seasons Of the yearwaaas
Spring, Summer, and Autumn-and the notes az Nv.
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issued from the press. It comprises two large ~
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splendid steel engravings, and about 800 enOTSvs.
on wood. The latter illustrates almost every ir,k
ment of husbandry new in use the various metheS-
Of plowirg, planting, &c. &c. and the foyms, ~.
domestic animals, the farn-steading, &c. The ~ ~
is elegantly printed on thick white paper frnn ~
English stereotype plates, and neatly bound in enI
matte guilt muslin price So. The work will h ~.
by mail free of postage. To any post-Otice pot Io'
than eco miles dstrant from New York, for A An
tiona, over 600 miles, from New York for d sSSi
tional. Good canvassing agents wanted, 10 whom
liberal discount will be allowed.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
Publishers No. 81, Gold ST., cor. Fulton and N,v
York street.
, 1857-02-13
CHAP. L.

AN ACT to relieve the Commissioner Of Pensions
from the performance Of certain clerical Duties.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-.
sentatves Of the United States Of America In Congress
assembled, That the Commissioner OF Pensions Is
hereby authorized with the approval Of the Secretary
Of the Interior, to appoint such person may fNm
time 20 time be thought proper 10 sign the meme OF
said Commissioner Of Pensions 10 certificates war
rants signed shall be as valid TO all intents and
purposes As II signed by said commissioner.
Approved, February 20, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
No. 1.

Resolution authorizing Alexander D. Bache 10 ac-
cept Medal presented TO him by the King Of Swe
den.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tves Of the United States Of America In Congress as
semhled That Alexander D. Bache, Superintendent
Of the Coast Survey, be and be is hereby authorized
to accept the gold medal recently presented 10 him by
the King Of Sweden.
Approved, August 80, 1856.
, 1857-02-13
Letter from MIR. Stevens.
REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDNBunoH, !

"REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDMBuRsH.
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott h Co.-Gentemen-Ii.o
to say that your Farmers Guide is the only gepups
edition published in the United States Of Amerea n
my work the Book of the Farm The edition cirru
ang ut present in the States under the title Of n.
Book Of the Farm is taken from the first edition Of
my work, written ten years ago, which, in my second
edition. entirely re-mOdcltd, and in great pan N
wrote adopting all the recent Improvements IN
the practice Of agriculture suggested by scientific a,
pertinent, and making it, in effect, quite new bOoI
81 am, sir, your obedient servant,
HENRY STEPHENSn
, 1857-02-13
Noisy Carriers

Q00K AND STATIONERY COMPANY, II Long
tionery, Pocket Cutlery, Blank Books Cheap Publica
tions, Books of History, Romance Religion ard ali of
the latest varieties and at the cheapest rates TYNE
for marking clothing, at wholesale and retail.
HCAS. p. KlMBALL, Pres't.
June 8, 1855. 30-Iv
, 1857-02-13

called in The service Of the United statcs two hun
ard and forty thousand six hundred and sixty yseyen
dollars and fitytwo cents.
Approved, August 30, 1856.
, 1857-02-13

AN ACT TO repeal Part Of an Act entitled An Act
to provide for the Safe-keeping Of the Acts. Re
, 1857-02-13
For Sale.

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in ~
n Seattle, King county, designed either as Hiii
store tavern, well finished inside and out be- 1!A
ing clothed and pspered inside, and advantageously
situated. may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned.
lEB- ALSO, claim situated at the mouth of the
Duwamsh river well watered and which is erected
good log house there is cleared and under fence about
5 acres of land.
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September I, 1855 no52tf
, 1857-02-13
W. WALLACE WARD,
ATTORN EYAT L A W,

OLYMPIA, ". 7.
IA Clerk Of the Supreme Court, is authoI.. nero
minister Oaths. take Acknowledgements w
, 1857-02-13

June 8, 1855.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


This Board met in the room of the Court of Common
Pleas Yesterday afternoon at O'clock and granted the
following licenses:
Samuel Knapp Brother, No. 46 Harrison street, $50
Coles Hedges, No IS Broadway, 49,
Patrick McKenDa No, l5j Fulton street, $50
Charlie. Kauth, No. $50 Broome street, $50.
Nm McMsuus Eighty sixth street and Fourth sv $50
David Curry No. l,i Church street st., e. s~
LOU. schlsmp. No. ~ Avenue b, $50. 49,
Christopher b. schwsrzhau Third and Eighty fifth
street, 80.
John Mason s, No; ISL Avenue D, $50.
Ansem blsum, No. 2os Division street, $50.
George B. Over. Third avenue between Eshtyix.h and
Eighty seventh streets. $50.
Peter 4. DeIckex, No. 10 Broadway. $50
Joseph H. Greeley No 50 TeIt. fourth street, $50
Peter Pete Cream, No. US Monroe street, So.
tsSn.5 Ra Es'f No. sI s r ~ s. :,ss2 ss
Francis Cuet, No. 4st Broadway, eSo
John y. w. Msnses No 25s Greenwich street, $50
VIM Buck No. 40 West street $50.
David HAYWARD, No. 1877 Sixth avenue, So
John T. IIesdwel, ST. Nicholas Hotel 20
William Kesley, No. 38 Fourth avenue, $50
s.pc. s,SU Sa mn l.s siasst :ae $50
Peter NJ. Demsrest, No. 10 South street, So
The following resolution was passed by the Board:
Rred Ths. the Treasurer Of this Board shall IN all cases
require s ehrc Upon
Ills city or the City Of Brooklyn and that such cer'nosn
certified cheek be made payable to n v STOUT I" '''HT
Treasurer
The course laid down by this resolution had already
been adopted by DIR. Haskett tine Treasurer. and the
resolution was passed for the purpose Of ndorsing bis
plan.
The CHAIRMAN of the Board announced that those
whose licenses had been granted could procure thor
papers at MIR. Hasketts Office OF soy tms during Of
ice hours.
Co~pisviocsr HAs3Err. tho Tr-esuret Of tho
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CITY ITEMS.

Tx OPERA AT THE AcADEMY.-Msny strangers
having DELAYED their rustic .tions, owing to the late
cool weather are en- route soourners here, and the
Opera benefits by the circumstance. The Academy
was utterly crowded on Monday. We notice. with
satisfaction the good musical understanding between
Mr.. Torrian, the new Conductor, and the orchestra
and singers. A good leader, in the paucity OF the
article is to be priced. This company consists OF
Mesdsmes La Grange and Seidenberg, and MesSrs.
Brgnoli, Amodio and Colletti.
This evening La Sonnambula VIII De gwen
with Nine. La Grange as Amina.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

s,pRsMy csuar-srrcnl TrRn-JULY I.-ssssss
Judge PEABODY.
DECIsIoSs.
John Walton sst Emily ). Trail q a. a.,
The marty must attend TO the EXAMINATION. IL -
the right Of party to exomins his adversary as
i NAV at option any time before tho trial. nSsse
OF o"'he ~ ~ Bsiors Judge ROOSEVELT
Ap,sli. Cornell et al sst Mary M. Collnsw cod e al
The amended complaint il sufficient OF i''eif ine
supplementary complaint state. no new ts 49, sua , -. 49,
sG.nd .s !: :: %sieS E: tou ts. ss:
pleading Demurrer shoad be slovse ou' zoe e''' ~"
Domlupo do Coicouria agt. Appleton Oaksml'n CT
sMo,iss to dissolve ipiuBe.iOa dsuiea without costa
The Park Bank. &c., ast Robert Dsv': e. %. a..,.S
The complaints in their present form 70 I've ooeus"
and tsisu to be sdsvts sustain the
uiuuction 1t further orcered that the painIn a.
have .ys to Se .sS shss Snis. Seh amended
90 filed and served within four days al We p :fr~ssil &
e.. NED to Be- stricken Of the same Psssas'
costs Of m''0'' Bsfor, Judge MsrcnsIL.
Vim. J. Howell agt. George p. Lethondse'-Ho'
ton ars.ted without costs. r... III sss,~..
Josephine e. Stllmap, &C., asf' james H. 0'"'n'-
%s . ., s.,@ Of Nc5se f. Stafford ct oass
onSmin. repor. Of referee aud sa'n"f1ns s"A'A'ss
tr'st tl'o'ro of the petition of Ann E. s. Lee Of a.
n,asr eouGrn ing report Of referee granted
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcmL Tssn-'o'S n
WV" Before Judge IxCRAaAm.
DECISIONS. -
Pine Francis Renard, &C., agt. w. II. baSop'u.;L.
Motion denied without costa aud bond OF Hses''e'
II. o. II. Carkson agt. John W. Mitchell
ment ordered fsr the psintin - nsf.aA ant
Hugh GAnnou agt. Michael o. be"a~-~' ''''"''''
FEEDER Frederick May ust Lewis as's'-h0t'o' t. 80
s.ide default &c. srso,ed ,..a. MoI,,a Ia d..
A. walleosbah egs CssHss veg"
ma" se ss f. Lewis sst TIE Paes~a Raseesd c''
v.oy.-ASioo gooca
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METROPOLITAN !. POLICE COMMISS-

METROPOLITAN. A. POLICE COMMlSS-
SIONERS.
The Commissioners were 10 Session yesterday and
made but one appointment.
The Committee on applications examined and passed
favorably upon the following named men from the
Nineteenth Ward:
John w. johnson, James X. Risley, Geo. v: Van
x.unt, Jasper Seeing, Jas. X. Lawrence, Daniel
Hsllock, Philip Dngedein Albert Rogers, James n:
Forrner, A. j. Thomson, Chas. Larabee, Thomas
Mcknight.
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PUBLIC MEEIZWGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, July AID. CLANCY, President, in the
chair.
Prtsent0tion.-A communication was received from
d. r. Valentine esq.,, Clerk Of the Common Council
inclosng letter from the Hon. Hamilton Fish, pre-
senting the City Library with complete series OF
Gales & Seatons Congressional Debates-in all ~
volumes.
On motion of Aid. McSPEDON, the books were re-
ceived AID vote of thanks passed.
Sundry petitions concerning taxes were received,
and as no reports ready, the Board adjourned to
Wedne sday, 9Th inst.
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M. Lcsie ~as a native OF this city about - years o.
sge, aud has been engaged in The book trade ff abou
20 Yeas. lie resided In Brooklyn, aud was one OF the
Wsdeps of St. Peters Church OF that city. He was
wdower, bis wife having died about two years since,
but lie leaves i've cbildren TO mourn this sad calamity
Mr.. Porter was a native Of Michigan. about 81 years
Of age and leaves wife and three children He was
ako a resident Of Brooklyn, aud wasa Vestrymaa IN
81. Peters Church.
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BROOKE YW ITEMS.

BOARD oY EDUoArIos.--The Board Of Educshoo
held their regular meeting yesterday c. r. Smith,
esq., in the chair. A number Of school'books were
presented and referred to Committee having the sub
ject in charge when the Board went into COMMITTEES
of the Whole for the purpose Of considering the sp-
preparations for next year. The items were adopted
separately, and the Board adjourned.
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THE ROACH GUARD.

To the Editor Of TAs N. Y. Tribune
SIR: Your paper Of yesterday speaks OF one OF the
.ts concerned Ia the riot Sixth Ward The Roach
uard or The Dead Rabbit Club" OF thieves iSe
Isy tbss lie youps men who compose that ard are l
honest "a iDdustoSs 3D. young who follow some lawful
occups''H MARCUS HORBALT, No. IS Mulberry ireet.
Ne,c. York, July I, 1857.
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BRooKLYs CRY MoRTALTY.-Total number o.
deaths last week, 65; of which there were males. 3
females, 30; men, IA women, ~ boys, II g'ri' To-
Consumption, -; sesre, fever, .; malas-
mus, 6; diseases Of brain, A. uterine hemorrhsge Il
dysentery, 81 cholera infsntum, 2; dropsy, .; apo
plexy, 2; dysentery, g. drowned, 3, &c. Nstivny-
United States, ~; Irelsnd, III Germany' u En-
gland, 4.
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ASSAULT WITH KsUE.--AntOine Ferdinand, re-
siding at No. 50 Essex street, was dangerously
wounded by some boys in Essex street last evening
lie pursued his assaants in hopes Of securing their
arrest bat owing to the great loss OF blood, he fell
down, and was subsequently found bleeding profusely
Dr. Darie, Wells corner Of Delaney and Essex
streets dres,ed Mr.. Ferdhands wounds, after which
Officers Miner, Slowey ard Hoyt OF the Tenth Pre-
cnct conveyed him to HE place OF residence. The
knife with which the wounds had been inis''ted was
afteiwa,d found covered with blood near the spot
where the murderous attack was made.
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Tur SPECIAL OYER AND TERhIsER.-It is said that
Judge Davies will hold the Special Court Of Oyer and
Taminer which sits by appointment OF the Governor
on the 18th inst. Some doubt is expressed as 70
whether the business for which the Court was con-
vened will be in a condition to admit OF being taken up
aud disposed Of at once.
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FIRES.
LIRE In BROOKLYk.

FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning, about l o'clock, fire was dis
covered in the cooper shop of Sawyer Reid, corner
of North Fifth and Second streets, Z. D.. 1t was
speedily exnguished by the police and citizens. Inc
fire had been applied in two places with shavings by
incendiares
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fAdver.isemen' ]

Much SIN AND SUFFERING might be aSo'aea "
co,rce. knowledge Of our Mental and Physical eoa,oa
TbI, ma, be obtained OF any time by Pbreno'sa es'"'
tico at No. sas Broadway. By Prof FowLks
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Drsuoyrsr SER, ASrs.-Officer Thrushsm Of the
Seventeenth Precinct last evening arrested Csrohne
Hammond servant girl, on chorgeof stealing - %
from Jacob Pory of No. so Clinton street. The &C.
cused acknowledged her guilt, and was locked up 70
answer for the oepse. Another servant BY the name
of EEen Ryan also arrested last evening BY Officer
Zeigler of the Seventeenth Precinct, on charge OF
ste alng pair Of paDasons valued at S. belonging
to Mr.. VIM. Robinson Of No. 900 Bowery. The prop.
city was recovered and the accused locked up for
tria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

CATARRH.-There is Physician in this city, Dr..
oopALE per.isefy CApAaRa In lite WORT foreA
With remedy lately Discovered He challenges 60
and the world He may Be consulted q bis oM
No SIS Broadway free OF charge The remedy N No.
form. Proe 8 aud 81 pcr bottle.
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CORRECTION.
tn ,ls Editor Of The N. Y. TT

To tss Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The statement zee in your papee Of to-day,
, ~. severely shot in f,ce Sunday afternoon In
vs., in the five Points Is incorrect not there at ell and
nv 40 stating YOU will cblge your most obediest ry
W s'''"s w. EDW. SHERLOCK,
eK.Oficer Sixth Municipal District
Nep York July 7. 1857.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

STATED SESSION Tuesday, July 7, lS57.-At the
appointed hour only fifteen Of the sixty Councilmel
were in attendance and after waiting some time tn
President adjourned the Board until o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon.
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THE TURF.

CrsrREvILLE COURSE L. I.-TRorrisG-1@esddy,
July I, lS57.-Match 81 900; mile heats, in har'
ness:
d. Msce's oh. m. LAZY Litchfeld.. .............. l
d. PifePs b. G. Major Rogers.
Time, 5:lSs-5l5i.
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fA6ve,tissmeof 4

FRI, FIR. FrRg.-Get your PHoTo0aArHS
tahen. boys-6re Gre Gre wbeo 20, lose your BE- esJ.
have your ieDe~-rs when you goners bsys6re ks
Ere 20 BolssSs, boys and get taken before The nod
FIRE, fire, fine. No Sss Bfosigsy
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IAdvestisement.i

EXACTLY SUITED TO SUMMERTIME Igst
nj, a.ns and decidedly entertsinmesf.
EsrsTms MvsEUm Whites celebrated Serensiers, th'
set Ethiopian troupe extsnt aud most popular age nov
here making everybody with laughter every
and EyrNINc Many other attractions beside.
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Board made report of the moneys rcceiveh up TO
the 6'l hist which ebowed the receipts to be SOW.
The Board adjourned TO Thursdsy. the 9Th, at
O'clock
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FJxE CUTLERY-A large assortment, embracing
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