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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Fob. ., 1858,
BY Mr.. PRATT, (depL ITO amend the law relative 10
the first division of militia.
BY Mr.. LovnAsp, (rcp ITO almond the law relative to
the State prisons.
BY Mr. Fry, (dem )-Fsvorably, relative 70 the New
York Juvenile Asylum.
NOTICES BILLS.
by Mr. NoxoS, (rep.)-To amend tho code relative TO
rules and decsons OF Courts.
SAVINGS iNs1ruuoSs
Mr. flys bill amending the law relative 70 savings in
L. Prohibits any savings Institution from ieposiiing in
any bank than 20 per its temporary
posts ard suct deposits shall not exceed 800 900 any
one bank.
2 Allows savings Institutions 20 nay a salary 20 their
President, but in such contingency he devote his
time aud attention to the duties OF his Office
woMAS's HOSPITAL
Mr. Eys bill proposes to amendshe first section OF the
act 10 four a state Woman 4 Hospital, AZ lOllows-
Peter Cooper, Bcnj y Butler, Geo. T. Trimhc Robert
Minturn and their associates hereina provided
for, shall constitute body corporate with power 10 cs
tsbish, maintain and conduct hospital the city Of gcw
York for the treatment of diseases peculiar TO women
and for the maintenance 81 ing in hospital-the hos
pal 70 be known as the Nomans Hospital OF the state OF
New York
The sixth section to be repealed.
Tho eighth section TO read a. follows
Not lees than eleven Governors shall constitute quo
for the purposes ofelcctng officers making by laws
holding any ofical meeting but for all other pur
poses and at all stated meetings seven shall be quorum
PASSED.
Allowing the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad Com.
pany 10 acquire tito N lands.
To amend the charter Of the Orphans Home OF the Pro-
tcstant Episcopal church II New York.
To Incorporate the Mercantile Library Association OF
Brooklyn
For amending the charter of the city Of Hudson.
To establish ferry scro~s Cayuga lake
The Senaie then went into executive session
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81 fD'erprirs Lodge No 80, f. likewise Non Il, q
Ia &c no e. Of fIeenas. Ia To hoaA q viii h e.-.I
was merter are rsspec''ry invited b. attend NJ q
Lera tins CIborsdAy afternoon NJ O'Clock hs
a,. 'esdr"o@, No od sonos sheet. He viii b
TrOIE On Tuesday, Feb. 2, OF pleurisy, CAn,rsxw
1ucK.k sg.d ~ y.sfs daughter OF Eash Tucker, Of Tee
eo,. sligo, Iie snd.
TIE fsienos ara sequsnlsoces of the family and thu.
81 hsr brother and SISTERS Patrick Sarah aud sAry are
nv'ed 90 attend tho funeral from the residence OF
cousin Mrs F-n,on, NJ go Third avenue, tins (rhusn-
dss s'teTvs-D. NJ "r~ "clock.
w.i'os an TUESDAY Feb. 2, OF consumption, Mrs.
Joi ">sToi, .gtd s ys.fs AID % Gays
fuIeral services at O'Clock thi. Thursday ALTER
noon stNo 80 IVES r~enty third street Her MANS
vii be TAX n D. G'e@b~oot
WILLS --(u Wednesday, afternoon, Feb. 3, JAMEs N.
WIFE, aGet IS years and months.
The relatives aud lei, nvi I'D 10 attend the ua-
late resdeDce No NJ Erie street. Jersey City. Tho
name VIII he removed on Saturday morning, to Morris
Town, n. j., for mterment
oBiTUARY.
From the New York Courier and Enquirer, Jan. 70
freed has furnished the Ioilowog just tribute
the isuosy Ct Mr.. Hobrosk:-Tte suddeo death OF DA-
RIA H. hoiHs1Sk ~ the most eot.rprs ing
csos business meb Of day would seem 70 require
ttnt,hiit more than pastng mott 70. Though widely
k~~n throughout che whole country and abroad Q
man " large PURPOSES carknb. foresight and stead
Isn's' e' uieo r.egrV, apo generous temper, It WA
'n') =" We favored ic~ that ne we'll known
l-I| eho''-"tn Ia the holier and eudearpg ella
uors OF Ne NJ husband and brother
or cut % he h"useb"d o,Hn- friend alike trusl-
worthy snd mseranmous. Every where ana nj ali times
cstiDep;stei b. msbpess genen.ss iearJs-sness And
,iernes- h".gh somewhat reserved ny nsture uusss
cous oongi' wseg cnuttcus. aventurous and hopefuk
where nort ncn would be wholly dshsar.s tened, yet T.
wsye 'ov3s ut and overcoming gr.atsst him
t-Ences ctargin ts m into helps astonishing ease
uIcisrasy "a wh5e hers ~oud be med in Ne
mic - nvulsions veissu6e and overthrow generoua
II hs uc pmtrt o othera and OF their anoves
~ his Interpretation OF their doies md always ready
make siiCv rhere he hsr Mss-
tIvipg or ostrust Me- Helbrcok, the whole,
oDly gcod MAJ aDd religious though not profess
sor cr remarkable mar o. great natu raj powers large
hearted Oldest snt though ambitious. ambitious ouy
ri Oh flo IN
cea'a was from disease OF the heart, complicated with
o'hfr aments, aud vers sudden instantaneous indoor,
tbooPh lorP cxpeGted and well prepared for-and they
wtf best knew him whie they fol hi, worth have
me most ehuDdaot correlation that he VIA
n so.h be forgotten, snc toa they I,uled only
N hoping, but IN believing that he will foand al Isst
prepared Tor The Rreoutg, We'll done thou good
teiih "a servaut" Mr bobfook ed Fric hy January
~ ag'd my nne years, ana buried Tuesday The
20dh.
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House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. 1858.
-i. C0S1rvAGors WITNESS AND INVESTIGATION
Tie sergeant at Arms Informed the Speaker pursu
nat 10 ne az r M the House. he caused the arrest OF
M ]. -. Williamson, ar0 had HIM 10 custody.
NJ SrNroV. (cpp ofOh'o, offered resolution that Mr.
Ui.arsou he Rrraigncd before the bar Of the House
when thc SPEAKER should propouai tie following qucs
tins
t'--wnat excuse have you for not appearing before
the se, orinee m pursuance OF The summons 10 do
,srDgd--Aie you ready appear before said com
iet aud answer such proper questions may be pro-
r"uuccd g. you, the answers to be In writing and under
tn, rcsculicp was adopted.
M-. SUMMON moved TIA, Mr. williamson be remanded
~ Tia cu"oy O the Sergeant al Arms aud that lac have
unt 90 nr rrow, at one O'Clock, 10 make his Mr.
sad usw was agreeable ~ the prisoner, wish whom he
hsd cEvcfscd IN the subject
lie uCtl'n wac agreed 20.
ARMY APPROPRIATION NIL
Mr.. CLANCY JOKES (sdm) OF Pa, from the Committee
Ways AID Means, reported the Army Appropriation
bll
auroRn OF NAVAL COMMITTEE THE CASE or COM
PAUtbfsu.
~Mr BococK (dem) Of Va from the Committee ouNavaI
Affairs, report from the majority, concluding with
resolution that the act of Com Pauldng srresng Cen
Walker Md his followers was not authorized BY the
sructcns given him by the Navy Department that white
the committee have no reason TO believe that Commodore
rauldmg acted from any improper motives intentions
yet they regard ~ grave error which calls FOR tho
dissppruyal q the American Congress.
Mr. sHFRmAS osp) OF Ohio reported from the minority
Of the committee substitute that Com. Pauding In
resting CEN walker and HE associates aud returning them
tous and deserves the appreciation Of his country.
Mr.. SEWARD (adm) OF Ca, remarked that he had his
own views. would express them at another time.
The report referred 10 the Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF tho Union.
Passions ros sotpisss oy THE WAR or 1914
Mr.. SAyAGs. (adm.) Of Tenn, from the Committee
Inv aid Pensions reported bill granting pensions 70 Of
cers and soldiers engaged N the last war with Great
Britain and those In Indian during that period, and
moved its p.siponement I'll the 24th OF February.
Mr.. JOINS tadm.) Of Tenn said this was one Of the
most mppr presented 20 Congress- aud
involved the expenditure Of ten million dollars.
Mr. SAVAGE did not this bill 10 be preiudced by
euch remarks and pledged himself that fas as he was
cOtccrncd the subject should have free and full discus
sion He had made his motion that the House might act
upon the bl without waiting la the uncertainty attending
M reference to the Committee Of the Whole the state OF
she Union.
INV oryo CONTESTED STATS.
The question was undetermined when Mr. HARRIS,
(edui) % III called up the report of the Committee
Elections, 1Sarng inexpcdient grant Mr.. Campbell
ot ONO, whose seat Is contested by Mr. yallandgham,
iurihcr uoe - take supplementary testimony.
Adebato eusued, and without taking the question the
House adjourned
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Assembly.

AiBASr. fcD y, 1895.
Tho GxRK announced the appointments, which are the
same a. published, except r. Arnold Deputy Clerk,
whose name Is now left or
by Mr.. Plat (dem.) -For an appropriation OF 5000
out Of the sale Of the Arsenal property New York
the erection of arsenal at Flattsburg
By Mr.. HaSroRp (dem. For the extension of the
elective franchise TO negroes.
ny Mr.. BaKrR (rop )--For the incorporation Of tho
rurnvercin In East BROOKLYN.
by Nessrs. VAN HoRS, HUTCHINSON and others-For tho
closing of the canal locks the sabbath Referred 10
special committee " Ave
BY Mr.. HrBsARD dem )-For the removal Of Quaran-
tine.
by Mcssrs McNrrr (dcm and IASrva dem For the
amendment OF the International Bridge law and 10 au.
thorzo the city of buffalo 10 guarantee the payment OF
the interest ou the Bridge bonds.
BY Mr.. DrRYsA (rep.)-For the relief Of the Chatham
Bark
by Mr.; B,rSrs, trep) and othersTO abolish tho Office
Of school Commissioner.
BY the SrKAKEs-Trom 8 H. Crook for the sea, in the
Assembly occupied by Mr. Frazec (rep) OF Onondaga-
Aso--For appropriation Of License money TO the Asy
Iuin for Inebratcs.
Only one petition was presented from New York, and
that Tor q change Of the name OF private citizen.
REPoETs.
By Mr. WEIR, (dom) from the Committee on Cities and
Villages presented the first report Of the session was
favorable the bill amending the act 10 authorize tho
city Of Utica 10 take stock In the Black River Railroad
ON motion the bill wac read a third time ard passed
The Of the chamber this evening was granted 70 the
state Medical Society.
The annual reports OF the several New York banks was
received.
NOTICES oy rrris
ny Mr. BrAcH, (dem )-ln relation 10 perjury Also IN
relation TO sayings banks
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q. A.tonf.nt.o s,,.
1AKRIAgEs AND DEATHS.


HAsrn-HAs7ig AT sea, 90 board THO steamship Elm.
burg, On Tuesday. Jan &C. by Capt william Cummings
Nj JAMS H.TiE y Cornssh Tauartshire 10 a. MARY
wAIysz Eis1U, OF whiebarb fAn hgo wshire Scatlard
hAasXI-SrAEK-At be lael Eolel OF Tuesday, Fob.
2 ny tho Rev Dr Cushing, rr l-cHaRD VA w. ~ Econ
ton, n IN M-s JrlIA sPxss ory daughte Of Henry
SIeer, Eq Of TO- tvile, Nj
S5Ts't nppers yieAse COPY
McioIs-BUspsrv --,l W. cy by Rev. Mr.. Osbur-
oi'y
wiiEr,-TErRnos - o. Tuesday rsb, 2 BY Rev lot,
Jstes sr llIsar WAKIn B. liss UozsIiiA G iHrEroS
CT Ccoperstown, Y.
Coopcrtto~n papers please copy.
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Pennsylvania Politics-The Italiaa Opera.

The County Convention TO seec. delegates the State
Democratic Convention held stormy during tho
day contested Several free fights occurred dur
ing which the reporters table demolished. The
anti 1ecompfon contestants generally were admitted
Another immense audience assembled the Ac ademy
OF Music TO witness 'Don Giovanni" The ends
here next week. after which the troupe will 80 to Bat
more
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p 'tr way 'ost me rct ouy ~, .rve br nctn. eu'
kts z the rctes % tSoT oa.ess Oh Lo~ many rich
ls's q sre IL New lt-k vlo voah sive S-oesands to
Fss'7s w. t"i Guns 1r. ma, PUNE oa-fi arc 'os'
f~s'n o'io' % tte cheek ~L.ch sie sess her owe
NO a. NJ "a fne t"aeni uss y The .ss tsh IS ss,'.
t"! 10 Ia a;h s1h Nt1uy and Il is b. e-ch abutons that
cory CO. 'pgur'ties thrown CT lie en The 2atG
II qDrnted ~ a. tie caIR : q Eu'nps I'D laGi may be
STA al t c,nnDl preserve Inc brghtness ot their
obal ms tnoui r,.o q tb. cut oressry
irr agsI,. Even :rou, iSc tod. rurty ~ r,isd
$500 stef' s. miA,1t;'c ~ APPLAUSE pas:ns my
Every fashionable oeau,y couG snofd sacb iuxsfy
sAd to suob extent dc tbs IrscuCv taa It
e,So q'.e rearc.ly G. nt4 one FAY, how
ever, tie argus eyed rtc!ec%rs q, the public
!'toe found uas zoe mia vcyics ",a l iae haht II
eytg its't serving Y Nui ab d. ue. tc- lot coffee
.. Gklug ousttmcrs GausLtot Tcpd Nnir, sna bran
h. remarkable partner o. 'pe 'Ar. n ~" ,i,ss
All only asf .y baths - tlus "luk iles s thank
50, It one a The rnescs witch ere ctrcr SAID had
t,ci used Tor iho presery s:u o thc sonny EXON. n
rculuce CT RAG bet applied % tie fac BIT what
Firh', sah SIC cst present 70 alcyer who sees his
mistress asc thus done ~ ir'o ssrt ,h e"d bound
VIII white napkin. (Iaueh'er) Tnese 'oaes, how
ever, she preceded rot Cor l"vers zee, Tor
lovers 20 hear, ard lcie every ge',es2u rreseut WI
have egfialtr! enough ur 20 hear 4- &c wcrf OF the
socrcs am dhoCsirgt .he lat.eE (RCn5"ec algoter
weary ~ list -ad she n ccncl e. these cosmetics,
ena | ca cure That ever. Eomaa o. ser.e AID
nan roret make IT hey nrud 70 be res occted
the ciloo Of htr fr5Edt, fcr Ter newt, sod acc
II hlerls aEd ccod.e.s .! hear. wiiiout which there
can be 'eslly suhti s beauty! u ghe ec,I ce spirit
Il without cultivation, or ts0r.ntD taste--wrthout
Av set G! atcuoa aHd cha'y-ott al the mysts-
rs3 % At thst car ever be invested. would Laks
woman e.pear reslly beautiful tas beer my privilege
70 TIC os. eek brGted oeaute that shine in the most
silde q fash ~ tn ou chou, The wctf bu, have
never icutc art that atcce for the radical cofect
Of al unpo sLod mind OF uucnarusa.e tesrt
Al The ciese Of 20 lecture Lola Mntes retired to the
Was sotr surrcuEced by scro~a 81 srnss AID acIuat
tnces-amtng whom considerable number ol
n;% "a VIC WHOM her SStrg was Of the wImes;
aweek tn the Womer and Wits o. Frareo"
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Meeting oS the New York STATE Me,,,ca,
Society.

The New York State Medical Society commenced no
annual session here to day. The tmo vas "a In
reading end discussing various papers To night mr. vii.
lard President o. the society delivered an address a, Inc
Assembly chamber before large audience
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CHARLESTON, s e., Feb. 3, 1858.
In the four mile today between Lizzie Ma ID )nald
Formerly Sue WashEgonl, Nicholas L., Tar River and
Schockoe, for the Jockey Club purse Of 81 0CO Lizzie
Macdonald two straight heats. Tine, 7al,s aud
74a>S Subsequently a colt took place, in which
Coy erpor Wick life won
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United States Supreme Court.

" AsIINOTON, 7 Oh. ., 1903,
No. CO. Hyde and Ogesby vs. Horny l.. stone. Argued
both sides.
No. 81. VIM Il. Dean Va. Nathan Mason ct al Argu.
nent for appelccs commenced.
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Personal 1"telligenre.

Hcn. Joshua vansaut, Of Mary!ald Ex-Governor 7. G.
Pa ~ @ST VA gHd po nGa f &c It et 81 PeeSsyysG.
gen, Maryland Col r. Zee, L A; Ex Governor p II
Bel sn4 lag Texas, and hon. a. ~Aseman, Rev York,
are N Washington
d9T New Orleans b steamship oh ghlTqspi I p Be-
III" EtFANt.il, u Collins ana h-S, q EsiI, Or a n
smith. INDY ay- servant
ARRIVALS
trcn' G.asrow N ihe steamship Ednsursh-Mrs Niehol
nurse sr aee Mr. Mcawan M Major Mr. Drunmond, aud
From hpelchccl.. h 'bo scb- James Mller-Nr Ander
SOB Mi 'aEpcr pc NJ 1tCmss
A. .he St Denis Lloe1-T. Kinney, Mrs Kinney, two
Mrs smeilwood Miss Smalv.od. George Pierce, New
,cn II G Juan yl-ri, Carl ). aitafe, 0odch,us Ur
Ws6s ' rs France Hon George acG
At,he CLARENDON ote-Mr and Mrs Francis r Hail. scbe-
sMGSeS % Mr " sS ira ana m bua I IcS
sirirg, fiswSod; The mas Chase PhladepA tdmund
/" gn nos.n Har' NO, Ton ienssp Amnurs; c,or Boaega
pKpARrrRFs
r ice
S rscx Ms Mar poc a asT ras4 SlS
X xSs S%ss ~ Hutch sAet E@ssnd Z
sn1p Won Es%s15s sin
New York L q. 81 On Preach Cens5i . GaIse.!oa Ch.s
harpiess Qpenee VIM u ns'1 Asw forf' u sn.on
York Thcs Armstrong Engan.; Don Pedro oIs.ou spain
hes csrsaSy; 700 iiocssc1 New YORK To.s s.
Specie - Z.el -.
-z---------=
White, the Hattsr's Syr,ng Styles, So; Last
fall style reduced to 81 ri WHITES iis Fulton sres
Families Going 90 Calf pr"'a Complain OF
the injury their snd health By the hb-
Of ireih milk The American so'ldiaed milk supplies
the want Depo, q South street
The QU-e"'s Artist pnd Fifteen Pupils Color
thS Coz IheoeIsph aad snbsoypesa HOLMES piture
Shirts fer As5s-ISeaoy made, all sizes, or
mrde TO measure. at NclArONlINS corner Of Muir
ray and Greenwich street
ss~finnc. sslsIns r~~r snf~--<Stth Patent
poree- prdC, iooks and bars Also sre burglN
proof psrlor safes Depot lq2 Pearl street.
ROBERT b. PATRICK.
Wings l'OtfDa Gfss LeIs are Undoubtedly
the mcsl rcrisAnt and heah.ul pTU1ucGc and pc
esphsri, plessrrt foe children
Bnssy's Tric"pEeyrvs " the " a a rti Cheap
srcie for dressing besut cleansing curling pres-e
wing aud restoring hchair Lscfs'y 10 Sodhy al druggss
C,t,ts,ioa.'s Hal. Dys. Wigs aod Voupes. -
B's iu the wore. for sale and dye spI Ted at No
House.
BI"cttrg M the Lungs Advice and Mcdi-
cht wioh WI ,neciut cure he most desperate cases,
cen be had OF Toe.r e Medicine, who has healed himsef
and many Others. Apply To- West ~eniy third street
Doi1CWny's Oibtme.t IL Astoofshtng the
public and he faculty only in This country but through
ou' be word By The most rapid % hoarscnns
HiNAt ever placed record. warm
wee uaiions Should preceGe ard brisk frcon accom-
pany the application
AMI sulphur powders L Tor g. a, 6 state street. side
the Raue-..
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MArcH CurSx, Feb. q, 1853
The Post Office nj Summit Hill and the adjoining store
have been destroyed By are. AL letters were burned
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The Turning Of Ohio Infirmnry-F0ur
Lives Lost.

CLEVELAND, Ohio Feb. 3, 1858.
Later reports state that four persons burned
death at the Gre al AshtabulA In1rmary at knssvllc
luefn ob
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Wreck OF tho Steamer Pee Dee.


The Charleston Courier OF this morning reports the
steamer Pee Dee wrecked on San Augustine Bar. She
was employed in forwarding stores and troops 10 Florida
No lives were lost.
Weather Report.
~ the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tcle
graph Llnes.-Ollce q Wall street
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Families Going 90 Calf lr"sa Complain or
the injury their Snd chk-ut health By the hb
Of ireth milk The American soldiaed milk supplies
the want Depo, q South street
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The QU~e"'s Artist pud rif'-r" Pupils Color
thc Collar Photographs aad Sbzoyre a. HOLMES pisture
gallery, $50 PIoafwsy,
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Shirts for As5s- Ready made, all sizes, or
mrde 10 measure, at NcI.AUGNLISS, corner Of Mur-
ray and Greenwich stree,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"a S0 Doosis soLs WATERPROOF sgwAx
I'll ~ boots nov resdy nj JONES. No 10 Ann ssaeg
Also s. ~ double cole begged b,ota
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Hon. Joshua Vansant, of Maryland Ex-Governor 7. G
Pts' - Msry aEd Ron FOL - iier OF Pennsy lveoia
lion. John Van Burtr, OF Ees YORK, Non watSin
gen, Mar! iaDd. Col h. lee, L Ex Governor 7.
Bel an1 leey Texas, and Hon \. WAaamau, Rev York
arr N Wssnirs t0n.
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ssefisnc. ssteInsn~~s Sn1~-->NSth Patent
pogGe- prdCs iooks abi bars A5o Az burgN
proof parlor ssfes. Dopot lqz Pearl sr-c.
ROBEAF n. PATRICK
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BI"edtrg nj the Lungs Advice and Medi-
which vii ,fircue!, rgre he most desper,e cases
be had OF rocrr sr Medicine who has healed himself
and many Others. Apply To- West iwcny third
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A VEST GIVEN Away TO WHOEVER BUYS A SS6
cseor beaver r. gan (r~lly worth 500 will alo ssu
SIP business coat Enssb style for So
for 81 90 to $40, pilot overcoars S. Never sold be-
CLARKE llG William strcsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

THIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY, OCr. =.
Al TwEtyr s'cIocE-A TRIAL OF SPEsD M, 6j,.-Eor
HoT., ~ ned AID bred saaoa County Tso mile hcss il
harness for prize II k2S.
ID. VI. Conk.in eutegp Sos:e. Mare
NJ, filed.
AT UNr.PAsr TwtlvA-A TKIAi oil SrEsn No. js,.-foT
rce y.sr olGs sps ale nils in harness iS rtas Of i
l.. r. Bliss, stallion john Ardes-Sn.
4. galloway Stallion
CsSe ). BAR, T. Lady Emma
J. r. Raymond, h. h. Jocko
h. Rcb. Msr;in's Cox.
Geo Kuhi. q c. Napoleon.
AT ONY o'cLocN--A TRi,t ssEEo (Ss. 01-yos far.
miles. IN harness FOR prize Of sts.
ID. w. yons. ea;ers b. z. Romeo.
w. Nodine enters stallion VIA Warrior
Hewlett Allen enters b. III. Lsdy Cs-
O. W. Tkou psen enters Hone :. Harp
w Jones enters jones' Stallion
AT Two 0cIocA-A TRIAL OF SPito Inc. Sl-Fn~ 70.
all that have troted PGbdc N stA Nile hs:.
In harness bes, three IN Eve for prize OF BIO.
w w. L,tls enters b. m FsnaJ
NJ Goodwin cp.ers Nate Smith.
" C. Nc Keeyer enters Br-r mr..
savage eccfed snter b. Bsck Boy.
W " Ovburn d. Lssy 0r>eSt~H.
Howcs enters by. B. BILL
W n Smith enters b. m.
yohn Perrin enters e.. +. C. Na,reo
n lanes er.ers b.. setank-
II WocdruH enters bore frs-k Tempo.
N Rod, enters by. b. MoehrAs Sud-
n. G,.:ewsy so.eu IN Ls's BSSS
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THURSDAY, o. y -. o.. A.
A. FrEfsF OcLocE-A ttiat oF ors'o 70 ''l'-S'
hess % lsr,..s 81, rhE-e ss- for rrzs % -
d. Ga<sfwi- enters y. 2 t~or-~
J b. N. Man. 10 a. OrsF kdiy
". Eeiin- er'-rsL Geort- Nssh-aes0a
d. Piper es.tsrs Dr.. Brosr DICK. go ~ e.,
At Or 0cLcSk-A IEfG OF Sud 70. -
fr s.sious ~sr ard driver wei< ~ psEr Ia f~onr
hests, 10 wagon, for prize Of 80
J b. Picl e era Jrptet.
Nslt.f enter B. Collrv.
JAM er.ers L. b. a. ToroSto Csi-t
J.. 3. ssnui. oh. Z. P.y1shboy
WIN W e@ierent@rs- = tTrsy sorn1
A. THsFE o'ctOcE-A 1R.I on SrfKD No. 81 boz nyvs
'a kow ych cad s-c 70 BE- the property 90, u
p~-oa sr'~rius them TwOme heats TO wsEon Tor 'n w"
Ccpofstl. y, vr,..,,-,
I. g. Aycrixg enter. .. h -, b. n jim
4 TIoues eu.ers b. b Bill. b. n Laiy W,ri
J. T1e-ss!- enters h Bo-on = Belle OF orssahs 49,,
r. W hi.ocs eLtxrs Hawk tad B1tzsrf. DO. pa 'seA
Mares. .o..,-p
REGULATIONS or THE COURSE -,
Members invited and exhibitor VIII enter lhr
~ the Glib entrance adjoining Nan VIZ xEns ho--
Is the ca. spd ped generally viii enter b. ne go
rs,. between tte Club and FIRST Garages 'o
York AID b. -t and second entrance ss,> INV-e
from Jsns, 3 aa1 the east By the lower gsie. , a.,
LOWELL PURDl, President
Gyogcr 3 Bows, seeretsry.
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fine ARTS.


WILL s uORTL y & l. q T.
EXHIBITION OF
r. l. CHURCBs GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING Vf
~ A O a TX
Il. j. BARKERS III tCl',' IN,
CHE RACE COURSE AT ROME DURING rhA """Ni-
SABl
WILLIAMS. STEVENS. WILLIAMS q Co.
No. 35s BROADWAY
NB-Both TIE above Paintings
ARR TO BIZ PRESENTED
-, casU SUBSCRIBERS ~ the fac s.nile
CHURCH'S NIAGARA,
W., other advantages for wt4oh PROSPECTUS, Which
.5u he f,rp srdes on application
THE FAC SMILE BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED ~ OIL
COLORs sfer the original now plbisbinz
ARTISTS PROOFS. mouuted. e5o PRINTS, sb
Aem,s.ior 70 both Paintings . cents
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