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Fires.

The alarm of fire Friday night IL O'Clock supposed
to have been false proceeded from the burning of one
story frame stable the Falls Road the Northern
Avenue. The building set fire. Two horses that
were in the stable got out unnured The property
belonged to James Bays and was occupied by G. T. Ar
mons. Loss $10C-no insurance.
The alarm of fire at eight o'clock last evening was
caused by light in a south westerly direction sup
posed to be in Anne Arundel county.
The alarm of fire Saturday night between 10 and II
O'Clock, caused by the burning of window curtain
in dwelling on High street, Cranky. 1t was soon
extngushed without any damage being done to the house
About O'Clock on Sunday morning. fire discovered
in brick dwelling the north side Of Fayete street.
few doors west Of Central Avenue The house had been
set on fire in the cellar ngress having obtained
through the cellar door, which unlocked The prop
erty belonged to Mr. Snyder who is now residing in
Frederick city The damage done will amount to about
ten dollars rsf4l rtF.1..E.4 = .t..
About the time the above fire under way some in
cendaries broke into the office of Mr. Dougherty coal
DEALER on Central Avenue north of Baltimore street. and
set fire to it, discovered and extingushed BY the
hremen before much damage had been sustained !.
The alarm yesterday morning about half past nine
O'Clock arose from the burning of foul chimney the
dwelling house No 100 Pratt street. near Bond No
damage done to the premises.
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having gradually leSSeneu, and being
unwilling to operate extensively the present dull
The important transactions of the past
week, evnce decline the medium and grades
of Rio
We quote prime Rio at II to Ike; good 1O3c; me-
dunn to fair 10 to 104c Laguayra II l24 Java II
to HRc.
WHITE & ELDER,
BALTIMORE Nay %, 1858. Coffee Brokers
FLouR-The market was very quiet to-day, and are
without any transactions Change report Holders
are firm however, at s437K for good brands Howard
Street and Ohio Super, and 81 for City Mills do There
sale yesterday not included in our report of this
morning, of 1900 bbls. City Mills at 81 time Extra was
firm at 81 IS for Ohio so for Howard and
500 for City Mills. Baltimore ground is selling 81 so
for family and sos for Extra Rye Flour dull at So
and Corn Meal at $3.50 for Baltimore ground.
GRAlN.fhere was a fair supply at market, with only
moderate inquiry at yesterdays figures Sales of 1900
bushels white Wheat all that at market, were made
at l02alO cts for low to fair samples and 15G120 cts
for good to prime choice lots may be quoted l30Gl4O
cts. Red dull with sales of bus at IOO O8 cts
for low to fair good and prime lots nominal at lO5
10Y cts. Corn quite so frm with less inquiry
Sales of 400 bus white 5S63 fair and
$500 bus yellow at 68d6 cts for good prime choice
samples would have brought 20 The receipts of Rye
were unimportan and quotations nomnally 65 cts
for Maryland and 20 cts for Pennsylvania Oats continue
dull with offerings of 1000 bushels Sales reported
OF 400 bus Maryland at "a cts and 600 bus Pennsylvania
at Sc cts
WORCESTERSHIRE to-day of so hhds Cuba clayed to
arrive at cts and 60 hhds tart cayed at 20 cts cash
to 30 out of the market also II hhds Musoovado at %
The market closes steady at 2425 cts for Cuba caye
262s cts for do Muscovado 353o cts for New Orleans
and 500 "a cts for Porto Rico.
PR0VISI0NS.-The market very quiet to-day but
in consequence Of favorable from the West
holders irmer in their views without establishing
any actual change in quotations We quote Bulk Meat
65sG6E cts for Shoulders, and S8k cts for Sides and
Hams Bacon is held at 774 cts Sides at Ok and
Hams at 10G2 cts Barrelled meat is steady with sales
of 70 bbs Mess Pork S1775 Prime is held Sl475
and Rump at sl3 5Od135 with sales of 80 bbls the
inside figure Mess Beef selling in small at sl7 for
Mess and sl4 81 for No l. Lard is firm at 10k for
City and l0Ad11 cts. for Western
RiGE-The market continues quiet at 3XG4 cts.
SALT.-Sales making in lots from store at IS cts
for Ground Alum, 1875 for Marshalls and Jefry
Darcys Fine and las cts for Ashtons do Turks Island
20 cts. per bushel. ..-
SUGAR-Sales of the cargo of the "N Doane," 253
in lots at 37X6s75o We quote Cuba English Island
and Porto Rico for refining s575s6 Porto Rico and
New Orleans fair to good at Sc 50S675 prime choice
do at $7(aS7 So Cuba good to prime $6.509S6.S7X.
WHlSKEY.-The market is very firm at q cts for
Ohio with some parties holding at 21H cts. City and
to-day Of 200 bbls
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BY SAMUEL J. SOBER 81 co.

- TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of
Iii decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
49, undersigned will offer for SALE the premises Oh
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858, at O'Clock, P NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city AMI
described follows, that is to say:-beginnng at the
northeast intersection Of Spring and jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly binding on jefferson
street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall be
tween the house the lot now being described and the
house on the lot adjoining eastwardy thence through
eighty feet alley ten feet wide thence westwary on
said alley to Spring street and thence binding on Sprng
street to the place of beginning r"
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE, and will be sold subject to the annual rent
of S35.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne half cash and the balance in
six months, with interest and security
ORyIILE HORWITZ
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & CO.
my ~ ziWoW&ds- Auctoneers.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. !.
NEW ORLEANS, May H-Cotton unchanged. Sales to-
day bales The sales of the week foot bales
and the receipts $500 Stock 277 900 bales Receipts
this port ahead of last year. $4,000 bales ditto at all
Southern ports, SO 900 Sugar dull at 5xG6h cents
Flour duh af$4. Red wheat, So cents. Yellow Corn 90
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Another Vessel Boarded by British CIR

NEW YORK, May 22.-The bark John Home, of An
gula, boarded by boat from the British steamer
Buzzard and the examination of her papers, &c were
demanded On her arrival at Sagua La Grande she was
again boarded by the vessel and her papers again
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
HALL & LONEY,
LII COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS,

ALL & LONEY,
IL COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES on
Flour Grain, Provisions, &C. consigned their friend
in Liverpool, London and Glasgow They attend to the
cecevng, at and shipping from Baltimore without any
rharge of commission to the shipper. fe22-It
OTICE.-In compliance with the provls-
ions of an Act of the General Assembly Maryland
passed at Dec Session. 1849 entitled IAN Act relating to
Stock held by nonresdents and to provide easy mode
for transferring the same" NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that JAN DE HAM Pr of Amsterdam kingdom of Meth
erlands has departed this life and that the of
death he possessed of and entitled to the following
Stocks Sixty Shares of Stock in the Merchants Bank of
Baltimore and Four Thousand Dollars Five Per Cent
Stock of the State of Maryland Said Jan de HAM Pr,
duly executed his last will and thereby appointed the
dersigned, p de Ham, Jr ID. de Ham, and A. de Ham,
Pr his executors thereof who have been duly authorized
to act such by the laws of the Kingdom of Netherlands
and by the authority of said Act S9 The undersigned
WILL at the expiration Of month from this date trans
fer the above mentioned Stocks.
P. DE HAAN, JR., .-
d. DE HAM,
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IN FRIDAY, 18th instant, at II o,,ocl
~ AT THE AUCTION STORE, on BUCHASoT"S'
WHARF, >
21S7 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
cfCs Elk Barque ''Wheatlandu
Catalogues and Samples will be ready the day previous
my22ts LENNON 4 BROGDEN Auctonecrs
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-. POSTPONED.
f.N TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE


f"1 TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
%iiI PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS.
by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city, sitting in equity the undersigned will offer for sale
az public auction, the premises on THURSDAY, the
18th day of May next at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city of Baltimore and described fol
lows that say Beginning for the at the
formed by intersection of the south side of Mulberry
street and the side of Park street, and running
thence souherly binding Park street, ninety nine
feet to an alley twelve wide thence westerly bound
ing on that alley feet thence norherly parallel
with Park ninety feet to Mulberry street and
thence easterly binding Mulberry street ftyone feet
to the place beginning Subject payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HtJSDRFD Avn
SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the corner house being well located for the grocery or
provision business. e' -
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree-One
third cash on the day OF SALE third on credit of
SIX monhs and the remaining third in twelve
the deferred payments to carry interest
TO the satisfaction of the under signed.
-'t JOHN j. SNYDER, Trustee,
ZIdts So Fayette street.
STORAGE AND WHARFAGE
~ AT PATAPSC0 WAREHOUSES;
Storage ground floor for 5000 tons Guano and 900
Hhds Sugar. and Wharfage for Ships of "a feet draught
Apply to GE0BGE A. WILLIAMS,
mr24eotf No. 81 Exchange Building.
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0ublif Sails.
By LENNON g. BROGDEN.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF.

AN TUESDAY, 25th inst, at IL O'Clock.
W4.pPFF LIE AUCTION STORE, ON BUCHANAN'S
CANA, consisting of 1''o' from |""
ia HHDs. P. R. SUGAR,
~ Fart represented to be prime
my22ts LENNON & BROGDEN auctioroos
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
IL SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore city in Equity
the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange on THURSDAY the 10th day
Of June next, at one o'clock, 7. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the City of
Baltimore, binding one hundred and twenty feet on the
northeast side of Warren street and sixty feet the north
west side # Barre street.
The said sale will be at the expense and risk of former
purchaser.
Terms of saeone third cash. and the balance in thirty
and sixty days with interest be secured to the salts
faction of the Trustee
c. MORTON STEWART Trustee
JOHN STEWART Attorney Sc
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.


,r.- oo
The Flour market has undergone no change There is
rather inquiry for export demand but generally at
figures below of holders Sales of 900 barrels
good Western extra s450s4 62 per barrel chiefly at
the former rate There is steady inquiry con
sumption from 81 % s4S74 for superne s. for
and family, and So for fancy lots Moth
ing doing in Rye Flour Corn Meal and continue our
former quotations.
prices rather weak. Sales of bushels at sl 90
per bushel for ordinary and prime red and 81 12H
for poor white Good lots of the latter description range
from GOAL rs, Rye comes forward slowly and com
mands &C Corn continues in demand but the REGENTS
trhing Sales of 600 bushels yellow 20 cts aoat
6s7O in store Oats steady at SO cts Der
bushel for Delaware and SO cts for Penns ylyana
| BARK is unchanged. Sales of II hhds No Querctron
| at $34 per ton. In Tanners Bark nothing doing I
CoTToN continues dull and the receipts limited at 12x
We have no present in the Wool market
since our last notice The demand has been quite limit
ed and prices somewhat unsettled The stock is now
very much reduced. 80
WHIsKEr is firm. Sales of bbls at 2oX@2lxc., hhds.
at &c. and drudge at l9(g19hc
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.
The offerings cattle the drove yards Yesterday
amounted to 24S head all of which by District
butchers at SASS the hoof equal to SSdlO net Old
Sheep So 25(1S$75 per head Lambs s25Ojlss. Veal
Calves cents per pound gross Hogs $725 offered but
~ BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET. .....
For THE WEEK ENDING MAYH
There is nothing to notice in the Boot and Shoe
market since last week operations are over
present. and the business of the has been con-
fined to few orders from the South and West and mod
demand from the New ENGLAND trade. Manufactu-
continue quite busy employed in filling orders
light work in anticipation of demand for some
months. Prices generally firm and well sustained
with small stock of all kinds particularly of seasonabe
descriptions. $500. 80. ,.....
No exports to San Francisco from this port the past
week. From New York we notice shipments of ll2
cases. rt-ere
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
| follows % w. ...'. 'atf y p 1i# .f -
| $780, gFfH Gs.aI .a.. 1853 - 1857
] For the week. cases.. All ,0S6
Since January l.................. ..75,946 S,544
Total. 1886 IS, $50
Showing falling of of 3D. 273 cases compared with last
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in NeD York.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

.... .... SATURDAY, May %.
COFFEE.-The market Is quiet and unsettled We note
sales to-day ofl00 bags good Rio at 10 cts bags
out of the Blue Wings private terms. For
general condition of the market the following
weekly report of Messrs. White & Elder:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee May Is 1858 900 bags
Received since, per Bark Wheaand ........ 4535 C
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OoilN -
mylo-law3w&ds ISL
e OF MORTGAGED PROP

frEs> SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
HAiii ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY under the
Xe.A4 Act of 1926, chapter 1872 By virtue of power
of attorney from SAMUEL NORRIS, mortgage, under
deed of mortgage from Samuel Boon and Eliza
beth, his wife, dated 9th of May A. D. 1856 and record
ed among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore coun-
ty, in lber II. NJ. F., No. T. folio 40 &c. and in pur-
of the Act of Assembly of Maryland 1926 CHI 1872
the undersigned will offer for sale public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 14th day of June A. d.
1858, at IL O'Clock ~: 80
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL. OF LAND situate
in Baltimore county described in said deed of mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND A HALF
ACRES of land less This property is situated
the Northern Central Railroad about one mile above
Freeands 1t is well wooded under good fencing has an
abundance of water, and is in very good state cult
Walton The improvements consist of a comfortable TWO
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, AND
STABLING.
Terms halfcash and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest.
RICHARD J. Cuttings, Trustee
my22dts SO st. Paul St
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VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF
v GROUND, ON THE EAST SIDE OF HOWARD
NEAR CROSS STREET,
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 31sF MAY
We will SELL the premises O'Clock by order of the
owner, all that VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROIrND sit
uaed on the east side Of Howard street commencing Is feet
north OF Cross street. fronting Howard street Dc feet 10
inches or thereabouts with depth rs feet to an alley
eet vide Inc above Lot is valuable from its location
is worthy the attention of buyers
TERMS CASH and title indisputable
- ADREON & Co,
myZI,zZ,z4Z6,S,3l Auctioneers.
BY SAMUEL. L SOBER a. CO
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P. DE HAAN, JR.,
d. DE HAAN,
.. A. DE HAAN, Pc,
By their Attorneys,
my7 2aw4w F. W BRUNE < SONS. r

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l Y LAND WARRANT No q, S54, for 16O acres issued
to Thomas Osborn under act Of March 1855 lost
fraudulenty disposed Of it having enclosed by
mail, as he is officially informed, to a certain Geo IT.
Hickman Baltimore and having the hands
of the undersigned that he has never given authority to
any sell assign the same and that he has filed
caveat to the issuing of patent upon said warrant
intends applying for duplicate thereof
my13 law6w* THOMAS OSBORN
VIM SHERWOOD VS. MARY ANN HUSBAND EFT Al
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
MORE CITY.-0rdered that the sale made and report
ed by p Mclaughlin Trustee for the sale leasehod
estate described in the proceedings the above cause
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary there
of be shewn or before the 2Sh instant provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some printed in Bal
moe in each Of three successive weeks before the
9th inst.
The report states the amount of sales to be So $780,
W. H. H. TURNER, Clerk
True Copy, Test-W. H. II. TURNER,
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FOR RATTONS AMI

Il FUEL FOR LIGHT VESSELS IN CHESAPEAKE
BAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPARTMENT
Office Lighthouse Board Washington D. C., May l. 1855
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until IL
Saturday the 10Th day of May 1885, for furnishing and
delivering ratons and fuel for the eleven lghtvesses in
the Fifth Lighthouse District and any relief ghvesse
and lighthouse tender that be required embracing
Chesapeake Bay Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers and
at Craney Island above Hampton Roads for one wear
from the 1st day Of july 1885, the Both June 1859
inclusive The ratons to be of good and approved quality
be delivered alongside of the light house tender or other
vessel provided for the purpose Baltimore Norfolk or
Alexandria, at the option of the bidder be stated in
the bid accordingly in good and sufficient packages
rels boxes and cases and in good order for each light
vessel once quarter free of all expense the United
States asreeaby to specifications and tables marked A.
B. and Co. attached thereto which will form part of the
contract copies Of which be had by applying at this
office to the Collector Of Customs and Superintendent
Lights at Baltimore, Alexandria and Norfolk
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Ratons and Fuel for Lightvesses and then placed in
another envelope and directed prepaid the Secretary
of the Light house Board, Washington city.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board, f'
THORNTON A. JENKINS
myii-iaWSw Secretary.
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.

The offerings of beef cattle at the drove yards Yesterday
243 head all of which taken by District
butchers at SASS the hoof equal to S8dlO net Old
Sheep So. 25G$3.75 per head Lambs 81 5OdS3 Veal
Calves cents per pound Hogs 1925 offered but
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPl

Total. 1886 IS, $50
Showing falling of of ID 273 cases compared with last
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OUBLIC SALE OF UNIMPROyED

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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-02

Our age is distinguished by its numer-
GUS benevolent and philanthropic socie-
ties, but among them all there is not one
OF more vital Importance than that which
relates to the banishment of alcoholic
drinks. The disastrous consequences
resulting from these pernicious bever-
ages have long been obvious, and gene
rations ago was the alarm against them
sounded. The other day on looking
over copy of Hogarth's Plates, for the
hundredth time, as every plate is an en-
craven poem, showing new beauties and
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" Besides, il rounds you sore to rccoilect
What fotiies in your loose uaguardea hour
Escapd. For one urerocaJle trord,
Perhaps that meant no harm, goa lose fri:ad.
Or in rage of wine your hasty hand
Performs deed to haunt you to your grave.
Add that your means, your health, your part
decay
Your friends avoid YOU or if one remain
To wish you well, he wishes you in heaven.
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CITY Intelligence.

SECOND Day cHADE sAIIs Tho second day Of the
trade sale 81 Lesv Co IS commenced, stvsrtised
WITH Arr'e on Co e 7scc which occupied Ire whole
csv end principal part n the evevirg rhe room
tarorgei with r!dfers from al parts OF the Unio1 eager
for purchases nom lbs invoice IL being kuo Sest ine
list silly sold " Phladeph b. this house to be
r9ergsd mo the present ssle rna competition at
duplicated were large. the es'ins,e not mate up
PRIOR going press, but il supported tn. tue Fae
nsde by the A,petons will exceed thirty Ave thouEsrt
dollars The principal feature ~ rtarest OF this sse
En oer for Two hundred Thousand copias or Sebsters
Elementary Srearr eighth % cent LEGS than the
regular price o. iha rcoz 1t the sto-e which re'sci
The sslc II Ibis book exceeds milton snd quarter
ruaily, aud r. the lagos: selling book known or the
quantities. Uplicsted fnd eight hundred Bfyaut's
P0eus, twenty one hundred hsnolds Lstin aud Greek
~nyke thir-vsiy Carneths Geography sixesa aacdrei
Q1sckeEbrrhs Lessons IN Comoosfop, &c. Is'e 10 the
fishers OF D. ksne offered book for the ae
tps aao Sales aud 0. xhsh there upwards OF
hundred copies sold The rtle -il c3utiuue to-day.
EXP osIoS or S7FAgpoAT PouER-rwo rES scAInFD 10
nEsTu-Ysstegday morning tae s,ssnoa4 Aurora
hus Of ooer collapsed auo two o. her f-.mAv
suadca - dessh. John Mersnls oi toen, ta1 IN.
ssrsg; nc other sgered urti the cruS1p s-s iied
after the boat reached dosk, foot OF yet-Y
street. TIE scccent took place vt f0t o'clock. the
boat shout midway between Keypo-t and Sts'en
rendered ell toe assistance In hs p1wer rEe 10 eg al
nesn erly to IN use, and pronounced BY an IN
secc- Snort .r1e since - re cspabs carrying g4.y
ponds 81 sean y the square iurn hal tFe accl
cent tspreref the pressure bit twenty-five ponds
~ the square pcr supposed ths' a'w 10 me roo
Uls tn csuee ~ 70 explosion. The Crf9Der'
lass' aud a. Eqlss vii - bed aon the Dodes q t1e
g
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tastes. Aocat dozen or the ladies eatersd Tor
this race, which was the only really ex ;ng ooe o. me
Al given sgual thu ladies' started or NJ II taking 10
head, which she kert 20 coso When ao,a' nall ~
srousd the eca-se she sscsessd her p.es snica rn
aped No 70 close MP with her. 90 Toe 'ome
brush, hoSsysr, No. II sg>in took h' isai, snl 20
fsr dis'sDced ell her csmpe.i.ors tat she lss,
Fer ras and plume rad fallen from head ia TOE OK s
ment Of ha race and she dashed past the
WIZ Glowing cheers ara nar - s.ss..m
cheers.
OF the forbid the hurdle race wncn WAS advertised
Aoons the r1ers uho particularly Distinguished h l.
Had better order teen kept, the whole sAir wo Id ve
been rronouDeed great success.
TRx AWARD OF THE JUDGES.
TIE three y~i2s5 flat- nag aiEcont nd 10
piano worth $500, which has been for time
b6ton IN tes city, ard was much admitted Its r.
t1ne aud excellence o. fosh
Inc sRlyer, pitcher and pair OF goSlets
silver richly chased ADD Of the most elegant aaiqae de
syn, valued at $500.
ire third was splendid gold watch, SGT With diamonds
upoa dark enamel worth S2c0
Al Gd-ioLai fourth piize as, atesd Q "a iss,
worth Sic0
The fortunate winner OF The frat prize was No 5-a
nencr.me afy, understood TO be Mr.. AAWIscs, Of
The rscard prize vas taken By No 2, pretty yonns
lady fom Rea HoeS, Duchess couaty, Ismea NILS LYDIA
Ths third clsiuaed by No IS Miss H. E. SMITH, o.
i23 Christopher street, Mes York
The fourth prize CALAMITY won by No. FL, 70 -nG
LADY from TTiy, named MISC ElI2 AB9IH EoREY.
Sooo disesisfaction manifested IS The va is, nleuv
being O opinion tha Mrs Mercy best ontlod to tbs
fil' II ~as however, unfortunate tor her tbs she won
IL the last race, trial Of speed this GUIDED her
from al chance OF .s4g the chers 6.r superior grace,
skn and daring in mnnssine her horse was beyond ell
Dispute. We understand tsSt she took the fret premtum
At an Equestrian Convection held tie occasion Of State
fair Ia troy, tsrce years ago
The adees who scte this cr-s N -egs lhn Caacy,
Wiilism A. Tweed, C pering, Joseph Russell and z.
Setgvkk.