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UN TON HoTEL
BEDFORD Pa

TNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
IL I,u lie that be has opened a Hotel, under the
above name, in the old and we'll known Globe
bud ling. on West Pitt Street, formerly owned aud
occupied by Mr.. John Young, where he win be
happy to AL his friends, AMI the travelling pub
lie geaeIaIly. Persons attending Court are re-
spectfully invited to give him cab. II e pledges
hims II that he viii do all in his power TO render
all his guests comfortable.
His Tabl. VIII be SUI piled with the choicest de-
licacics the market will aitor,i.
The Bed Rooms win contain Clean and comfort
able bedding.
The8ar.w,ll be supplied with choice liquors.
The Stable will be attended by careful and at
teisfre hustler.
11- Boariers will be taken IL the day, week,
month and var.
Bedford, April 80, 1858.
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NOTICE.

The Account of Sam'l H. Tate, Assignee of
SAMSON 6 Gephart, has been filed at tbs Office of
the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas
of Bedford County, and the same VIII he present.
ed to said Court for confirmation, On Friday, the
7th day of May, next.
Also the account of John Fickes, committee of
the person and estate of Peter Colebaugh, a Luna
tic OF Union Townsl ip, at the same im. and place
SAMUEL IL. TATE, P,ofh'g
Protbonotary's Ofice, April 8, 1853.
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HAMMERED IRON.

rENllE subscribers wond inform the public that
l. they have leased, the Rsdford Forge hereto
fore elrried on by John King & Co., Situate in
Hopeweil Township. where they are now manu-
facturing, and are prepared IL supply all orders
for every description of hammered Iron, on
the shortest notice. aud most lib cral terms. Their
Iron may be relied npoa as being OF the best
quality. AL kinds of country pradaes, and all
kinds o. wrought Iron scraps, ttkca II I ir hig.-
est iaarket prices. PIPER SCDTT
Nov. u 1871 IT
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IFrom fbe Boston Yereld !

SOMETHING WORTH KxowrxG.-By using proics-
sor Moods Hair Restorative, gray hair can be
permanently restored to its original color The
suljoined Certificate from Johnson X Stone, Gar
diner, Maine, IS but offhe mapy instances HAT
arc daily coming to our knowledge, OF its wonder
full effects. it IS no longer prohiematicai. Int 4
self-evident truth, as hundreds in our community
can testify.
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MARRIED,

Near Bedford Forge, on Thursday evening.
April 10Th, by Rev. VIM. NJ. Deatrick, Mr.
OLIVER FEUcK from The vicinity of Hopewell, +,
to Miss CATHARINE, eldest daughter of Mr..
John Gates of the former place.
A. Piper's Run, en- the same evening, aud
by the same Mr. FORGE Bowman, Of Delphi,
Carroll Co, Indiana, to Miss MARY d. PIPER:
of tho former place.
The happy couple have the best wishes of the
e litor MOLLY will rake Que of the best wives,
as she is one of the pretties, that can be hoast-
ed OF III the great west.
Gu Thursday the 18th inst, By Rev. Robert
f. sample, alr. FREDERICK SILL to Miss Ma
ny G. SILVER, both of Pleasant Valley.
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HAIR INvIGoRAToR AND TONIC.

4 gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in
New Bedford thus:
To your inquiries, would repiv thar when
FIRST commenced using Professor Moods Hair ie-
storarive, my hair was almost white, aud had been
SO for fhe last ten years aud it was very thin on
the top Of my head, and very loose, an1 p,,.led
out ffeely buf found that before Ils,. used all
the second bottle, (which was tight wcels) my
hair was entirely changed to its Original celor
light brown, and is free from daadfla and
quite moist j have bad my hair eat five six
times since the Charge, and have never scen any
thing like wlite hair starting rom the roefs and
II is new as thick il ever was and does not canie
out al all It has proved in my case all That
could wish to ask
July l, 1855. Yours, etc.
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DEAR SrR / ilaye used two bottles OF PioIrs-,
Wood's Hair Restorative. aud can truly say it is
the greatest discovery of the age Tor restoring ami
changing he hair. Before lislag it, was a man
OF SEVENTY; Ny hair has now attained its original
out the lcast fear, my case WAS one Of he worst
kind. Yours. respectable.
Prof .. j. Wood. D. n MURPHY.
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bRooKFtELD, Massachusetts. Jan. L. 1855.
DEAR SIR R:-IEaving made a lral of your Hair
Restorative 1t gives me pleasure 10 say that i.s
effect has been excellent in removing inflammation
aandrah, and constant itching tendency with
VIII ch have been troubled from eliildhuod; s,,a
has also restored my hair which was lseonl4n
gray, to its original c olo ! have used no Other
article with ansthngiike the pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, j. K BRAGG
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, BrookaelI.
Professor Wood
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BEDFORD iClDENY.

The Summer session % this Institution Will
commence on "Wednesday, April 2lst
The efficient County Superintendent the Pub
lie Schools, Rev. II. IIeckerman, will assist in the
Instruction OF youth during the coming quarter.
Persons, therefore, wishing To pursue a course Of
study with the view Of preparing themselves to
teach In our Common Schools, will enjoy rare al-
vantages in connection with this Institation.
GEORGE W. AJGHINBAUGH.
April 0, 1853. Princinal.
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MlILEIERI.

MRS. SOPHIA d. GIBSON wntli resp etfnily
announce that she has pnrchased the stock Of Mrs
b. Goodz lit, and is prepared TO furnish any article
in the Millinery line OF the best aierials and most
approved styles. She has just returned from the
East with complete assortment of
- q NJ ~ - T .
and TRIMMINGS, and having secured the assist.
of Mrs. Goodzeit for the present feels sure OF
giving satisfaction to all who may desire articles
in her line.
April 80, 1858
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MUSIC 4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
4NA Pianos, Meod ons, Flutes, Guitars Brass
Horns, Clarionets. Drums, ets., efyarioas mauu-
factErc, always on hand. Eqaas sparliea al rii9
aaaoiesale rates. we keep agsays, Ia hard a fnA
assortment of oil tlfo and sasilionable mliSc
which we nail ei 5tr erpsass TO any palt of the
country.
N. b, Music ngci to order
SIlRIQCK & SMITH
March Z, 1887.
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Election 9R Trustees.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual elec-
ton will be held for the trustees of the Bedford
Hall Association, at the Odd Fellows Hail. in the
Borough Of Bedford, at one O'Clock z. NJ on Mon
day the third lay of May next.
By order of the Trustees
april %, 1856.
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samuel ketternnan,
COUNTY cff RVF YOR

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NNEOULD hereby notify the citizens Of Bedford
w county, that he has moved to the Borough,
oi bedford, where he may at all time. be found by
persons wishing TO see him unless alsseiit HDon
business pertaining to his Office
Bedford, April 80, 1883.
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For Producing iiair on Bald Heads.
and Restoring Grey Hair 10 lis
Natural C0Ior.

T1HIs. ASTONISHING AND UNrQUALLED
4 preparation has never failed 10 produce
growth on Bald Heads, when rs. according "a
tie direction, and turn hair back to IT'S original
caef, after barig become gray and reinstate il IN
oil its original health, iHstic. soft;iess and beauty.
Removes at aHeeail scarf. dlidfnfaEd unpleasant
icnng scrofula, erupiions and tayerisli heat on
the scalp. II also prevents the hair from heeil-
ing unhealthy and falling off and hence acts as 4
perfect
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A Horse for Sale,

THE Subscriber wishes to sell his fne rackin,
horse, Ben-n,t sold for any fault
A. NJ. BIVANS,
Orleans, Allegheny County NJ d.
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E.UyERER

We have for sale seventeen Thousand f,et OF
spruce and pine koards-also a large supply st
poplar scantling.
Feb ~, 1853. A. B. CRAMER & C{F
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WAGONS.

THREE new two horse wagons on hand ork
warrarted-will bo sold on liberal credit--or ex-
changed Tor produce.
A. b. CRAMER & co.
Feb. 10, 1858.
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PLASTER.

In quantities 10 silt purchl sers. for sails ny
A. B-CRAAER n 60.
Feb. 10, 1858.
azin,s and Libins Extracts for tho liandker-
E-scliief, Cologne Water, Nc, at Or. iiarsyss.
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DE. S2SFOAEs'S
lhIIGaRlTuiI,
OR LIVER REMEDY

fTlIiIS is ONE or TIE GREATEST SClEA-
L. tihc medical discoveries eyer made, and il da
ly working euras almost too great TO believe. 1t
cures as If by ge, as rst dose gtriag benc-
Fu and seldom more than one bottle is required to-
care any kiid Of Lfee Complaint, from the worst
Jalindicc or Dyspepsia to common head ache,
all ofwiiich Tie result OF Diseased Lirs5
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Marcel I, 1857
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NBro's GARDES.-rhn Ia announced ~ positively the
last night which the patrons CT THE house VIII have an
opportunity Of seeing Mr.. Bakes life IKE Representation
OF Georrey Dale, IN the drama cslei The Last Man"
Mr.. Broughams never firing exrsvagAazs OF 20 ca
hontas" b W be the after piece.
play entitled mgomsr, the Barbarian the psntomue
OF The SenoolmAser and the drama called Michel
Eler-are the bills for TO night mo casts are al
sell led and the leading characters allotted 70 Mrs.
PR-ker, Mise Herring, Messrs Lorraine, Howe Fox 60
wA11,cKs-The entertainments this evening 10
CONNIE Tho comico drama styled the Irish
Enigrsnt," in which Mr.. Florence has hitherto won q
great uea OF Applause for the excellent style IN which he
pouays the part Of The hero Mrs. Florence faiows IN
the rev proeAn piece, Advertising for We,' and The
whole closes win the frisn Baron"
FsxxcH THEATRE Nile Jul,ete, hde. rslot, Msssrs.
Edgard raot and other favortes attached 70 the
French dramatic troupe again 70 perform In Metro
potan ball. $50 Broadway, this evening The selections
consist OF the oomediettas called 6sore un Sou
and Laertore," and the vaudeville Of Ia Sour do
iocrfsc."
woop's NNsrxy1s win be greeted by largo number
OF ioyial ,aoes his evening jim Grow Rc, repeat
character Of Ginger Fine, In his famous
travseansa II the "vrrniA Mummy" ana Epn. Horn Is
the "Power OF ausc" These only two Of tho many
attr actions offered.
BaYAsrH Nrsrsrs have made hit with their new
trio p,y led the "Mac Dbl psrro BrotbeYs" II affords
abundance Of merlin ent, particularly thoee who are
possd with regard TO The foundation of The ouresque II
viii be repexed night, togetner vito many other good
hines Including the suahsoio farce OF the "aop Of
Fashion"
TIM PRovsSAnr CoScxKm VI the Pslsro GARDEN are
nshiiy becoming more popular, especially with The
ycurrtT branches q the com nuniiy, VITO exninh de-
ectc fondoccs Tor opeu air exercises, when comoned
Mr pakers sclec;ccs Tor 20 nsr are all ira; cen
be reasonably desired
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LONDON MONEY MAsSKT.


urum The LONDON Tines (Cty Artcle), Jny y
The Euglsh funds opened steSoily ths morning, nut
tiere vas Afterwards tendency 70 weakness Toe FIRST
Bargains IN conscls al yesterdays quotation, eSH
80 the official close there ~ere sellers a. s5S.
After regular hours however, tue price Vas 30 sH3A
TIE sdvccs from Ipds and China exercised no nhueuoe
Nnd TIE continental intelligence has been the casc for
he past week, wholly devoid Of interest. Bank
STICK left OF si z2s eZ7 reduced, eeS aeoA.
In foreign stocks Venezuelan continues In request with
oaiv Moderate supply IN tie market, and has c1nse
auenty shown Increased armDess
me quotation of gold NJ Paris u about per mile dIs
count and the short exchat 90 London Is OK per
mint price OF 60 17s 1oHd per ounce for standard old
appears that god about Two tenihs per cent deafer IN
~ savces from gamburg the price Of god AS per
rnark and the short exchange LONDON lSb per II
sterling standard gold at toe Eoglsh mint proc there
fore about eph psr ceut deafer 10 london tnsn IN
Hamburg - 80,
the course OF exchange al New York London Cor bills
ai sixty dsys sight about loek per cent, which wnen
compared With the mint par between me Two counties
thovs that tbe exchange slightly n iayor OF FOG ana
and after making so~saca for charges OF transport ana
difference OF interest the present rate caves uinng
prod, the importation o. gold from the United states
The final quotations. OF tue French three per cents on
Paris Boufse tots evening were 6sf Csc Tor mlneY
add 6sf 2c for end OF the month showing no acra
ten
Tbere no bullion operations ~ the Bank 10 cay.
The gold by The Heather Boil f3c3 i6S, delivered
Oday but 700 sie 10 be sent nto the bank About ode
hff win be delayed two three days in the process %
refining parcel OF sb)u f2o 600 mas been taken for
the Continent
me Runway market steady in the morning, brs 70
wads the close there was less hrmness hfort1sr
covery OF OIL took place IN Illinois Central Nchir
"A and New York Central we're likewise nrmer.
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seo 10 come up. -
FaSs;sr f-oro New Orleans on the 26th urno TO
n, and discharge on lighters Granted that she should
csoh.,po Ger tobacco, cotton skins and hemp on barge
Quarantine where the barge should remain anti rurtner
a3non.
schooner vickRy, from New Orleans, was allowed to
come up the nth Instant.
urao applied be allowed TO prior to the 18th
infant the time fixed by the Health Officer Denied
BARK henry Evira, from ST. Jsgo de Cube On the 9th
inssnt petoned TO up 10 the city and repair, hav
ing sprung leak. Referred 10 the BeAth Officer
The bark Greenland was allowed 70 90 10 Hunters
Point for repairs. Adjourned.
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Tho Galway Steam Line.

THE NEW STEAMSHIP PRINCE ALBkRT-wHICH ID
THE FASTEST sTSAMBR IN The wohLD!
The new steamship Prince albert, Of the Galway and
New York ne now lies at the foot of pier SO North river
where she attracts considerable notice. and has many nau
teal admirers She quite new, having only made one
voysge kind Of trial trip before abe was purchased
by Mr. Lever for the line Of ocean steamers 10 which she
belongs Der burden is 2coo tons, snd her machine
~ LOCO horse power She is rugged - bark, and can
carry as much CANVASS ordinary sailing ship. Her
engines are good deal powerful than those Of any
other screw steamship in the world hence the rapdity
with which she skps along any weather. She has am
pie accommodations for 40 Is 60 second and $40 third
clsss passengers She liz upwards Of 20 feet depth Of
hold, 80 feet in breadth of beam, and tpe length
of her upper deck from stem 70 stern s 800 feet
Every part Of the chip in which 1t u possible 70 sub
sttute iron for wood is composed Of ron including her
stauncheons inside ttngs, where strength requisite,
ano the entire body Of me vessel Notnlls can exceed
water Her lines are formed with suca exsctness, and
she ia rounded and hnished with much elegance that
instead Of believing her to be great oceac steamer o:
1900 tons burden and 900 horse power one would
msgne that she beautiful yacht adapted only TO
swdtness and pleasure But she rs more than an ocean
ssence On the passage from Ga way which sue has just
completed the time she maze has never been surpassed
by any steamer running on the Au1ntlc Sne len
Cal say rososlead few sfer mdgh! Of tho 9th
las. month snd therefore, cary en- the morning Of the
18th, and arrived on Cape Race the raesaay az
space days and ,le over eleven nours From
point would nave arrived at Halifax 10 hir,y six
bous mad che not been obliged 10 lie 70 for twenty four
hours dense fog Her passage from IA lax to this city
was tbs fastss record being accomplished in about ffy
two hours msy be I'D ded u II With Prince and
the Gawsy the voyage 10 Europe is rn,rtened ~
two days. and her officers feel c3ahtep that suey would
take the palm IL equal contest rom any vesse sca
cage from Galway the Pr Albert coatended sganst
strong westerly gales which conio three days. tas
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me Board met at the usual hour yes,erdsy--Msyor
remsnr presiding.
ps,ion Vas received from the Dsn'sh brig Res su.
ado arrived Porto Rico TIE ON instant 10 come
no 10 the oily and discharge cargo Granted fcr he
iiih iusa-t
slro ION me naFk E5ran from Cumberland Harh,~
na an tbe l7th ulLn) Tor perrisso1 10 cove 40 q
SIC cty, she q nov dschargng her cargo az upgcr
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MATRIMONIAL.

n AMEn1CAN GENTLEMAN, kGBD rIIIRrY fsAss,
"a good lookng intelligent Of bushes, naos &c so,o
hRh Of honor and responsibility win pure s& nono
rsbe motives stranger In New fork desires w ~ nc
immediate acqaaintssce With lady, with ne yss y IA ~
cred and returned n required Address A. ~ Oo"'o'r
station u Poet ofnce.
rsArpIvogrAT.-wRe IFesrr WILLIS HAS sEvE-
nj ,ai ladiss ami gentle wsi1x 10 be suited lhfsS
wisitaa 10 become advocates cen reser rev "a
coce lstnp - keap her Cce prvae, lr cafis OF Mi-
dress q he Brsdsay Fosi cce FOR Mrs Jessie VII
ia References reqoEed.
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HOTELS.

OATH HOTEL, L. 1.-The PEOPRIRrOa - rGiS
ID establishment informs his friends and NE public hat
has few srtsble for fam lies sr1 s1fis
gentlemen This watering place for besusv o. oc on fi
nes for bathing AID he uruy OF Quietness sss3 -
nLANCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TyEIyTe
- street, New York. reopeued elegantly f1ruisbel
every modern improvement Board, ~ per dAy ~ ttl
week lower Publ- patronage res5eusul snicr
BY the new management BLANCARL MaULELLsN
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s,i.snEK " sorrs.

CEA RsIHrSG ONLY TWO Ard HALr HOURS
> frsm Ftlsre pha --frsns lesvs Vine wharf,
rhlsaephs, csly Sunday. ercrrledl for Atlantic city,
o., IT ~ NJ ard N. heinrung leave atlantic
CTR at6 koo sf0P Fare. ffr TOE round Trio 81 50.
mice, vie Camden AID Atanuc sAilrosd
bahinG a. Asnic and ths
neksse Tor s ghness and crynsss being fres from A
ogs The boiss cyc.Den' and capable %
com modsurg y ~ people.
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THE TURF,

I-Sroy COURSE. L. E-IUg5DiY. AUGUST 10 AT
u So o'ciock match for $500; mile hesa best IN ).
DAVID kebot Pilot 70 rs 10 wagon; Warren Pea
body names pr Fanny fern, W ~NEor GOOD dsy sBd
trsk Immediately after match for 500, mile
peat 10 ksTnsss between two colts - 49,
Union cOURsF n. T. - rHorriSt rHuRsDs r.
u August H. a. So r. " msics for $500. beet
wagons u. rsmsn names b. m. kosA Bonseur; q.
SHAW a WHITE Proprietor,.
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A RTTFlC1AL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
a possible prices tets on silver ~, gold, fs5,
inuous gums on ps,na SIS Teeth extracted without the
lesspan $40 Cans street near mercer block west OF
Broadway, Dr. EAgLErOs.
nESrrsrRy.-rEprH EXTRACTED IN TIN snCONf,s.
~ without the slightest pain By and orrna p-o
cese-not freezing ms admirable system 10 prscsced ~
me only. References given required
DR.. r. q. DURk1N. Ns Canal street near woos<es
NrEw INVENT On IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITHOUT
~ metal pste or clasps, or extracting he and sre
higher han had only of he
Original inventor, Or u B. slG1sdOND, 81 Beecker street
Specimens be his oGce The sensitive teeth
filled material the color Of the nsusl teeth with
causing he least pam The best references given
quired
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rTHvTrUaR.

ssrIvpvtrn OTavsrs surTs OF rUaRIrUEE ~
~ al csloss snd az nholgee md resn ~ prices rcy
krf uuvaria WARREN WARD, ~ Jeasl street.. cid
80. ~ Tour doorr set Of BrosaSav, HeT to-k
a'uREl1uHE.-A FsTs vALUE GIVEN F0s rvsHt
turs rtryt.e. u in'irgs b1uss &c &c, ~ is 1ixh
avenue, be3HCe1 Ninih and Feuh sTtee
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

---------~-~-.~~.
VERONA -COSaIssfoSrR BgSSAtD's CFFf-E,
Pe'wsburg July 10 1sSs I'm cbancrry suit penfns
In he Crcui tonrt 81 the city Of Petersburg, which bo
u Hsrs ard Patrick NcGrew and Mary kc9rew his
wife are plaintiffs snd Jane, NJ seward sergesn and
admin Of Charles ~ Hsrs deceased aud Others
defendsnts the June last Of the said ooart
cher hinss ordered bs tbs ssa Commissioner
publish In the Nss York erad week for the period
Of Two months notice ealing upon AL psfeons claiming 70
he ~ I'm Of charles OBJ. deeeseef OF this
fo ard and hsr cslms hef~e the merit
Of THE court This noce Ia theresove. 10 call upon all
claiming 81 hin Of Charles OHsrs decessei
ate Of this city forward snd Assert their claims be-
fore he Of the said Circuit Co-r whkh viii be
y 4. BsEsAsp. Commissioner.
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LADIES' EQUESTRIAN CONVENTION.

LADIES' EQUEsTfuAS CONVENTION.
rrBE LADIES' NATIONAL EQuEsrRIAS CosVss-
10 be held al the Union Course L. l. on Wednesday, Sep.
Up,n which occasion awards 70 The value " One rhonssad
Dolsrs viii be made prominent,
''"~' 'q' cosxrrrxE OF STEWARDS
Hon. Elijah y. Purdy, Alder John C1sn-y,
Hon Isaac Y. Fowler, Alderman Charles Francis
Hon p. A. TAlmadge, Geo ". Nsrnn Esa.
Hon. georKe Briggs, CsspN y Childs. Eel,
Hon. ". Tweed. Joseph Russell Esq
hon. Arson Wllis. ". Smith, s'q,
Hon. Jacob Cbolven Richsrt 7. DeoninK, Eco,
i''"' S"''" ihoms. Fiction, ssS.
The management OF this eques rsn festival. which i de-
graceful Of female suas equesrsns beg W
he magnin premiums be awarded the
csuou exposed for the inspection Of the public tse
following pares in New royk-
magnificent grand action piano purchased and worth
dollars 500. designed 70 be he
fair com p.ior vho hs ocsasi IN he rT~ss
skill detiery and In the management Of the sors
be viewed At The store Of lie maker Horace Ss.rs 81
msssve silver pitcher and pair Of xobe,s Of .up.-,r
workmanship, worth three hundred dollars e0 "a
Judged 70 the second best equestrian no De seen A. bs
A splendid gold and enAmeiled iadiss watch. se, With
6amopda worth hundyed dollars Csp n,eniei he
IN I'd premium. be AT the n
fsrtuiers, Pail, Black Co, 2f7 Broadway.
Ladies from eyery part OF the UuOn invited %
free eor hess truly an upon ne
post crcusr fully stating the objects Of bis 1n eri
the terms upc. Which The sws-ds be rsnderei -
drees THOMAS rHORP and PHILIP LEVY. Managers, ~
Beecter street, New York.
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