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sN- HARrsaoRss's HsALrH-REsroR

Err OR SARs.PARILLA CoRDIAL7 The Life Qf tbs Flesh
ss sHths Btood -PREPARGD BY A CHEMlsT.-The best
H. storer Of Health, and the best Blood Purifying
Compound in the Worldi IL does net contain par.
10 the i'm paired and weakened condisiou OF the hu
man race it inyigoratas the whole constitution:
moves all plmpes asd eruptions from theskin; gives
bloom aud freshness 20 the complexion and Is pasti
culariy adapted TO the weakening complaints of the
sex.
IL Is a perfect cordial Ia taste and acts Ike
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak and debiliiated from any cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 50 cents.
Sold By all Draggists in hichmend. Norfolk and
Portsmouth,. mh 3l-daexaia
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ma To.uR yerrps ov Rrcuuoun

am candidate for reelection 70 the ONCE OF CON-
ward. cd District.) and respectfully solcit your
SUPPORT EDWlH BURTON.
e1- Election day. 9TH May. Three Comniss3on-
ers % be roted for Nroasohom he citv. my lido
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aa- To THE VorKRs OF HnnnIoo

C0UyTY-I hereby announce myself O candidate for
the office OF COMMISSION ER OF THE hkVENUH
TOR the upper District, at the approaching election
e your pleasure 10 elect me- promise to discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and punctuslly.
Kuu ZT-dtie* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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FIREs-On the night of the 18th instant the
dwelling house and two out houses belonging TO
Robert Williams, Cripple Greek, in Wythe
county, Va, were consumed by fire. On Sunday,
George Suratt was committed TO Jail on the charge
of being the incepdary. The dwelling house aud
Kitchen of Mr. Wesley Lyons, of Barren Spring, in
the same county. were destroyed by fire on Friday
night last The flames had made such progress
when discovered by neshbor as to render the
escape of Mr.. Lyons and his family barely posi-
BILE 10 this instance the hre originated from A
box of hot ashes left in or near the kitchen by =
servant.
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Ek9y~ AM CANDIDATE FOR rHH Or
RICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fsr
Monroe Ward.
NH l7-tdeF JNO NJ MURRAY.
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Ff- ~ fHs foifko VI UlsIhiCI ~. y
HENRTOo COUNTY, an Candidate for the Of
See Of CONSTABLE ia the Third District. shsnld
II he your pleasure feowcit7eDs. to elect me, tho
duties OF the Office shall be discharged with prompt
ness and ndelity. Election tourth THURSDAY N asy
ReXt.
ap 6-itds WIN. H. TrjsEh.
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fE~ To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY eP
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support Of NJ
fellow citizens. Should il be your pleasure TO escat
me to that position. / shall endeavor 20 show, hy
faithful discharge Of my duties. that yeur confidence
has not been misplaced.
mh 2-tde MILLS ID, GOODWIN.
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na- TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY o
MISSIONER OF Tile REVENUE for the Up
per District of the county. snd respectfully solicit
Your votes in May next. .-
l3-dtd j CORBIN BURTON.
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n.y. To I'm, vorrp. Or :,

f6- To THE VorgRs or TIE CRY OF
RICHMOND II an, candidate for the once Of COM
Missi0NER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and respectfully solicit your support
GEO a WEED.
Election 9th May. Three Commissioners ars
voted for throughout the city. my f3-tde
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A MoSsTER.-0ne of the druggists in Portsmouth,
Va, has monster, still born recently of female
ia that city. The singular creature has two beads
one greatly resembling that OF bull dog and the
other that of bull frog.
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SHOOTING AFPRAY.--An alteration occurred at
PowelIs Hotel, Petersburg, Va, Wednesday morn
ing, between w. J. Worsham, of Richmond, and
John Cooper, of Baltimore, in which the latter re-
ceived slight wound in the head. Worsham has
not been arrested.
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90 FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY
OF hENRIco--I am a candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER on THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County, at the ensuing election IN
siay next, and respectfully solicit your suifrsKes.
NH 25-tde GEO w CABTkk.
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s6r l AN candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-zm* JNO p HARRISON,
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DEAD BopY FousD.-A negro ma,

DEAD BoDY FoUED.-A negro man,
while skimming in the dock yesterday afternoon
for fish, drew up the dead body OF a new born ie-
male child which had been wrapped in rags and
thrown into the water, to hide the gniit Of its
moiher. DIR. Peaehey will hold an inquest over
u this morning,
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SHERIFF..

E~ To MY FELLow-eITIzEE or rHE
CogNfY OF HENRico.-I am candidate for the SHE
atFAGrf OF the County of Henrico, and respect.
fully solicit your sutiages at the ensuing election
an2l-dEmE Nfnfr nauya
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JOSEPH ELLIOTT.

rrN. To THE VorEas OF DIsTRIcr No.
!. uySsIoo CousrY Il am candidate for cleo ION
to the once of CONSTABLE. snd shonid it by your
pleasure 20 elect me, my constant aim sns Dc 70
duties Of the office. - ..om.n
api9-dtde* TH0S. NJ MOsIAooA-
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lltORGE STARKETT-Belvin's New

lEURGE SIARhEII-BelVln New
II Building Governor Street. between Main and
Franklin (frI Imery lac Main street, Richmond, Ne
MHnufactuTer and Dealer ia stoves Ranges fufnaces
Farmers BDllpYs Portable Ovens, Pumps, water
Rams Bath Tubs Sinks Lead and iron Pipe. zinc
Tin and sheet Iron Ware, sal Irons, and House
hcepinR Goods generally. ,
Castings for Repairs always on hand, an all or
dtra for Work or Merchandise executed Win dls'
GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE.
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HSr AN A CANDIDATE FOR The OF.
sIcE " COMMISSIONER OF TdE kEVENUE tor
the Upper District Of the county Of Henrieo. at the
ensuing spring election.
mh I3-tdo DANIEL 0AkDNEh.
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To- Morrow the various military COM
Panies, composing the first regiment of Virginia
Volunteers, will take tue for Ashland, to go
into encampment for four days. Each company is
expected to muster its full strength on the occs-
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ESsa- DR. HowARp--has removed from
the Nedjta, College. 10 the Richmond Hon a on
Governor Street. oFrcE-with DR. peticoias y ""
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" SVHuSf
I. J. CARTER.

IT. SHERIFFALTY OF HEERICo.-I am
candidate for reelection to the office Of SHERIFF
OF Henrico. JNO. A HUTCHES6E. >
de I9-dtde
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SOMETHING NEw UNDER THE SUH.-A moving mass
went along Fulton street, New York, tho other
day, which at first we thoaght heard Of bufa-
oes. It turned out even more singular, for it was
Il herd of elephants, harnessed in single file fills
and traces for each, and extending near block in
distance. They were drawing a green van, which
operating a tender to gaiiy painted car
riage Immediately following, which contained the
music. This was iudciously ground ont by steam
an excellent Steam calllope being enclosed with
in the vehicle. After variety Of tunes the ele
plants surged ahead. followed by team OF eight
ponies, little larger than sheep, and other Vehicles
which announced the display to be that Of Sands
Nathan Co.'S American Circus. Great in
Yankee Doodle and the children thereof eyclam
ed oar reporter, as he came out of the vast crowd
with little American flag pinned to his coat tail
-Ne.o York Sun.
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EUsFAcE ROBINSON.

EGy- To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF
KioHaosD.-I am candidate for the Office of CLERK
of I'll CIRCUIT COURT of the City Of Richmond
anu respee tfully solicit your support.
mn ls-ts JAMES ELLETT
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SPHCLAA NOTICES.
GS% THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
rFT ERR ATED FEH1IE PTIIH


This invaluable medicine uHfailing in the Of
Ill those painful and dangerous diseases incident I.
the female constitution.
It moderates all eXcesses and removes all obstruc
tons. from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
De relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
1n tho monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be tdtst by females that
pregnant, during ne FIRST THREE MONTHS, az
Aey are sure 10 bring HiscaTTtdge bat at epery
os time, and in er.rg other case, they are perfectly
safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue slight
sxertiOn PaptatiOn of the Heart, II OF spir-
it's, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and ali the
painful diseases OCcasiOued By disordered system
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
nave failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack,
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing ~ pills, and encirclsd with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free Tor 81 aud postage stamps.
ngPUKCELL, LADD q Co. Wholesale agents foT
Virginia. NH lZ-d&cw3nH
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skA- To THE VoTERs or HENRlco CoUH-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself aCandidate for
the ofiice Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court ax the
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLkTT.
f. l3-tde
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sB-I respectfully offer myself ~ =
candidate for the once of CONSTABLE, In the tth
District Henreo county, and will BE- pie&sed to 70
ceiSe the votes Il my freads for the said once. q
an i2-tslcs kUbkkI HM1xn.
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zoS~ To THE VOTERS or THE 4TH DIS
rRIcr HFsEIoo CcuSTY-I respectfully offer my ser
wees 10 my teiowsitizens as Candidate for the o.
hee o. Mon CONSTABLE of the 18th District, and
xill discharge the duties carnsStly and faithfully
If Il should BE- your pleasure 10 elect me.
az 21-tdf BENJAMIN n. READ.
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rsp ctfully announce myself candidate fer
COM MISSIONER OF THE RRyENUE for Monroe
Ward the present incumbent declining ars-slec-
my s-tdes s'O' WM BoorwRiaHr. sen,r.
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ssshist ofers his professional services 10 the cis
as 0f Richmond and its vicinity (lfhce sS ~ ~
sae1oe on Leigh street. two doors from eth.
IL
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xks5- To THE yorEas OF THE TIL

xSU~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE IHfhp
OIsrBcT.-Fellow Citizans l respectfully offer my
self a candidate for CONSTABLE Ia the above
District, and will be pleased 10 receive your votes
the the 27ih of the present month lMAy.)
my 3--tde* 4 ii BULLiNdfON.
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sSs. To TIVE VoTrna ov Rrounorn

CTTY Il q candidate for re election TO the of1cs
of COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENUE for Jcf
ferson Ward (st DistrictJ snd respectfully solicit
your support. JN0 NJ fRANC1BCO
"a. Election day, 2Tth May. Three Comm ission-
ers 70 be rotsd for throughout the cstv.
ap l6--Iw Ll6Mtde -. -
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n- To THE VoTERs OF HENRICo CoUN-
TY-FELLow CITIZENS: ara G candidate for the of
fee of COMMISSIONER Os THE REV ENUE OF
the Lower District Of said county, and solicit your
votes on the 27th OF the present month (May.) and
although a "hewer of wood and drawer OF water
profess to understand the duties of the Office hav
ing acted as eeputy two years ia said district; and
II it should be yonr pleasure to elect me- the duties
shall be done according to law.
Respectfully, JOHN A EACH0.
S-tde
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ENy To TIP VOTERS, or HESRIC0 CoUN-
FY-I am candidate for reelection 10 the ONCE Of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE R0R THE
Low EK DISTRICT. JAMES NJ 6UnN.
NH
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Eay~ 10 rHn VorERs on RIcHNoNn =

respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-
election to the office of SHERIFF of the city OF
Richmond, and solicit the votes Of my teliow-citi-
zeHs at the election on the 9th af May next
my 1g-tde II ELLYSON.
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Sc TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO
al am still a candidate for thu office of U0NSTA-
BILE and leave it to you my feiiow-cItizens to say
whether shall be permitted TO serve you in thai
capacity or not. GEO. WASH. THOMAS.
l3-tde
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In THE U. s. COURT, yesterday, nolls
prosequi was entered in the OF Thos White
late second mate OF ths bark OctaVa, indicted for
the murder of William Euns. What will become
of the remaining indictments remains to be seen.
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; CANDIDATES ron orr1Cn.
CUdMiSBlONHkS. set
f<yY- To ALL THE YorKna or rrr err

OF RIcnaoSp.-I have not declined, Gas some have
appossul gus am s,Ii, - y, sna sssnssay
18th inst, with this on your ticket, .R0R CQMNla-
s.ONkk 0v THE REVENUE, 80 DIeTKIQT.
my lq-dtd JESSE KEU8Lk.w
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THREATENED INCENDIARIsM.-UnW We'd
nesday night last negro woman called Eveline,
in the service Of Mr.. Thomas Duke, got gorionsly
drunk aud threatened TO burn her masters house,
for which she was taken before the Mayor yester-
day and sentenced to the lash.
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kS~I am a candidate for reelection tc
the office COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE
in the upper district, Chesterfield county
ap 5-d&cwtde* q FLOURNOY.
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l II 4 d Tsp ATCH
FRIDAY MORNING
SEARCH AND SEIZURE OF AMERICAN YES.
Sells
instructions from Secretary cass to
MIR. Dallas.

The President transmitted Wednesday 70 the Ga
nate, In response to resolution of that bod, q.
Sefas oiheial papers, relating to subject that IL
now engrossing attention throughout the eountry
Inc report OF the Secretary of State to the preki
dent is "a foliows
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THE Tariff CASE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE The
upshot Of the testimony taken before this commit
tec i, the entire exOueration Of every member Of
the last Congress from the suspicion OF having re-
ceiyed any portion Of the SS1 600 alleged 10 have
been paid by the late firm of Lawrence, Stone 4
Co., to compass the enactment of the tariff oil last
nassed- Wash. .Sf1r.
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[ Petersburg (Td.) Dsp0cra


LIBERIA SwISDLE--The Farmyiiie IVA journal
notices the return from Liberia of two slaves who
were emaucipated by the late John Watson, OF
Prince Edward county. The sum of ST. 900 was lsii
by Mr. Watson to carry sixty of hs slaves to thai
Kepublc." They give very discouraying &C
count of the trip out aud their treatment after
they arrived. The Journal says:
Before leaving the ship the agent of the Coloni-
zation Society Induced the emigrants to purchase
quantities OF cheap calico, brass jeweiry, &c, as
-uring them that they would need such articles in
their new home, but on their arrival they found
they had been deceived and defrauded 0ut Of their
money. The provisions carried out for their sup
port for the first six mouths sold daily before
sions every day often Of very inferior quality, and
the Society would sell TO the bakers. aud the ba
ker5 to the emgrants-their own provsions-at
exorbitant prices, the agent receiving part OF the
profits
On their arrival they only received half acre OF
land, instead of the fye acres promised. They
found provisions at eXhorbitant prices, and good
deal of bad treatment besides, from the author-
ties. They ailege that the President of the colony
if not engaged in the slave trade, Couniyes at it.
They have returned to slavery, believing;
That freedom to the negro in Africa is the great
est curse that could possibly beial him; and that
had the Liberians the means of getting away sew
en- eights of them would gladly return TO the
United States, aad serve the hardest masters to be
found IN the South, feeling that the condition Of
the slave here is far preferable tina of the
favored of the inhabitants of Liberia.
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COUNTY OF HENRIcO.
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
FkTF~ tn THE VnTppa ar HpNuyco

rY.-I respectfully announce myself . candidate
ior reelection TO the office of CLERK OF HENRI
co COUNTY COURT. az the election In May next.
NH 2-is WILLIAM F0LKkb,
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ACQUIrrrD.-Thomas 4. Dodson, charg
cd with assautiug and beating Martha AnnWright,
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, aud was ac
quilted.
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TorHn vcrTRs OF lsr DIsrpIcT es
urSx,co Cousfr. AT the soleifAtios Al many
friends announce m self . Candidate for CoNEIA.
pIE on the lst District, and respectfully sOilcie
your sufirages should t be your pleasure - sssct
e promise 20 discharge the duties Of ths oxcs 70
she sss. ss.da 9. n's Aoii''. JoHN posaHrr
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fxGoysrnor 6eary, of Kansas, Is ssFsvellins IN
state through Pennsylvania.
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The BoaRs OF TR.nr Of this ci,v

The BoAR1 OF TRADE of this city.
held its annual meeting at the banking house Of
Messrs. lsaacs Taylor, last Wednesday evening
and organized tiy calling Mr.. JoHx JoSEs to the
chair, aud appointing Mr.. William B. Isaacs Sec
retafy.
After the minutes of the last annual meeting
were read DAVID j. BURR, Esq, presented an able
report from the Board Of Directors which was
adopted. This report details the action of the Di-
Tectory In their effort to relieve merchants Of the
onefors tax now imposed upon them-adsocates
shs cieaping out of James Iiver-the establish.
aent OF the Bank of the Commonwealth, and the
JOINT cooperation of the mercantile community
TO elect such changes In laws and customs as will
essentially rebound to the good of the State.
Ihe committee on Arbitration reported that
one case had been submitted TO them for adjust
ment-B a. Williams rs John A. CIahorne--aud
lad been settled 10 the entire satisfaction of both
parties. To show the serious nature of the diff
Guilty between the parties. it is but necessary To
say that the case had been in the Chancery Court
Tor length Of time, involving, doubtless a large
expenditure, with but little hope, from.the con-
plicated nature of the accounts between them.
OF its ever being adjusted.
Mr.. A. s. Lee offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
J. That the Board still adheres 70 the oninior that
u would be greatly TO the interest Of our Internal
improvements. well as a great convenience TO
ther customers not to insist on the pre- PAY ment of
eh on their several lines Of Improvement when
goods a destined for the principal towns, or the
terminus of the line.
pan-s have adopted this system for the heaefit Of
Northern merchants. and goods shipped from the
North through this city. and remarks as an act sf
ius'ice and eduiEy, that the benefits of Ike ar
rsugement be extended to the merchants OF Rich
taond.
5 That committee of - be appointed again to
represent to the Directors of the several improve
ments IN" proPriety sndimportance Of such change
In their arrangements, ana that said committee as
certain the present practice the several outes
~ this particular, and report the to this
Beard.
4 That this BOARD, in behalf of the business COM
muRity of Richmond, cannot too highly appreciate
The disposition of the Board of Directors of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee hailrosd to sccOmiao aoiate tbe
trade Of Richmond by not only not requiring the
RFes aFWeLt Of freights their road bat also
showing Willingness 10 collect any chaTges that
may accrue on goods when they reach Lynshburg
which pass up the James River and hsnawha
Canal.
The following officers we're elected:
PTesident-Horace Kent.
lst Vice President-DavidJ. Bnrr
ID -Thcs. ". McUance.
Secretary--Wm. Il. Isaacs
Treasurer-Janes b. Dupuv.
DirectOrs-John Jones. Wm. 8. Donnan, I. Daveu-
port, Jr., Lewis Webb. r. ". richardson A. T. Lee
A. Y stokes. John Ii. Claiborne james II Grant
John Purcell, L. W. Glazebrook, Joseph K. Ander-
son, Samuel J. Harrison, p. I. MJo,e, l.. D. Cren-
shaw.
The Board then adjourned.
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\ Bstore and Bar keepers G2psiieFahls pc

7 AM NOW RECEIVING TWICE 4
Il WEEK regular. per steamers, from iladelphia
anl Baltimore Stock LAGER BEER. in VIII lie. hall
aud quarter bhls Also, superior CREAM ALE, in
whole aud ha bbl- which am able TO offer at the
Uwest market price. - - ,
P. WILBACHER, 18th street.
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NIw MARKET RACEs.--Yesterdpy, the second
day, opened with the Jockey Club purse 5000
three mile heats, between Lizzie Mcdonald Tar
River AID Pasta The rain on the previous ME b,
impaired the condition of the track considerably
but this circumstance failed to diminish the ardor
in favor of Lizzie Mcdonald In pools Of 800, she
wss bought At f145 and $i55, while Tar River
brought SIS to $50, and several large bets were
taken on the field against the favorite at one 70
three Pasta appeared to stand below par, selling
in pools for fron s. to $40 and without hackers al
any odds in outside bets.
tn the first heat Lizzie was appointed to the in
ride, Pasta next aud far River on the outside OF
the track, aud at the word, the trio started with
Lizzie leading, Pasta falling off from the start
Tar River kept along with the mare and before
they had roCnded into the quarter. passed her and
lead in halt length ahead, making the first mile in
I'm. 81 -. aud widening the space after he passed
the staud. Lizzie, however, commenced creeping
up and locked with him on the back stretch lesv-
ing Pasta veil in the rear A smart brush took
place at this juncture, but Tar River kept the lead
and PASSED in 3;54 with the mare tapping him. Tar
River theu quickeGed his pace and left Lizzie two
lengths behind, and though pushed littis on tt 6
last quarter he won the heat in 5m. 56s., and bad
ly distauced Pasta.
During the interval between the heats a good
deal of hedging was attempted by the hackers OF
the mare, but with what suCcess we were unable
TO learn. 1t was, however, reported that to !
Was offered on Tar River. In the second beat Tar
River got the start aud kept it with good grace
throughout the mile, passing the stand in I'm. &c
Lizzie, by strong effort, locked the horse on the
drst quarter in the next mile, but fell Of badly in
the back stretch, and failed 10 mend the gap mate
rally during the mile, Tar River leading in An. IS
length ahead. The mare now went at it in good
earnest, but it was no go, Tar River holding his
o8D, and winning the heat and race in 6m 11%s.
Tar River.
Lizzie Mcdonald, z
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