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BY N. v1GNIE.

Sseh The other I'D. line and 80 .ss Ii nshs:
s sn. ss 20 sa o 1s: s:T s.s
o.sSS os made:
and lied Lot. 70:
i9 sis''
r. sGi OF GROUND in No.
Streets divided into Lots and designated
sixty ONE LOTS Of GROUND squares g 8, and
and Benefits divided Into "a lots and degnated
THiSIk L91s OF aEou ID square No. 81 bounded
=. tS4s q GROUND in square ".
ii'; i:sTss$ i ~ II;
ss..
streets Designated As Lo,s ss to Y 100
II & y es b.,ss,e .as s
. 1s
III sfs forming
s:f$s;s ousp II ,.s ~
OF .ss the
ass u NJ Asb e II in the rear of the Third
IND 1n nss 1s Sad " Gsa
Tae. sr,ents l.s fee. inches and lines
depth fronting Hancock street, and 3arpen So feet on
f. S .sa and as1 out Il. feet
Tract No measures aIpen,s io4 feet inches and lines
op
Gnsen e snd
| Gentllly Road.
20. TwENTyFo TRACTS or LAND, Situated on
Rosd sdosnE hs q Dafu and Ormspy
measuring each is1 feet front the sn.y Roai by about
1900 feet 1900 fee. in depth together with the house and
properly leased sst October 1852 to Mr.
'TwESrY.F6TR TRACTS OF LAND situated both
sides Of @ spa 81 the ssn s Gs ts
tine Gently road by about 25 feet to $500 feet in
TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank of Bayou
and a as tract @ & No. q about so
sf' FIVE aoT Of LAND situated On The Esh bank
es.ung each about ls0 feet front the Geny road BY
one HuNbKED AND FlFEY.s1x TR ,crs OF LAND
On ~ T.
plantation Said tracts known the Vachere and desig
mated tracts Nos 81 53 S. 81 3d. Co. to M and 205, 2l0
2l2 and 2l4.
Milneburg Property.
3D. F0RTY-SIX SQUARES OF GROUND situated al
Mi nebug. comprised within Lake PontcharaiD. Vaudeville
Pressbnrgh and Amen Streets
The whole according plans drawn by Louis q Pile ESD
City which be presently examined at the
toners Office Of Cont street and Exchange Aey said
plans be exhibited al in the otuuda of the st. Louis Hoe
| several days previous to the sale
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-one-f fifth cash, and the bal
credit Of three and four for
purchasers made payable the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
by SPECIAL mortgage on hs property sod with
cent interest from date until maturity in
Of after ,tuy, said will then bear pc
interest until u ly paid This last condition
will be under TODD delay the payment
said notes.
purchasers will themselves put posseso
their expense, and will have comply with
conditions above described within fifteen from he da
and neglect their part th
property Purchased by them will be resold for their
risk without any further notice
Acts of sale be ore Bnuny, Esq City Notary No. "a Ro
$ al street, the expense Of the purchasers. as
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PROFESSOR j. VEGAS LAST chill
DRES's BALL
AND MAY-DAY CELEBRATION,
At
Odd Fellows Hall,
Odd Fellows Hall,

ON MONDAY EVENING", MAY 2, 1859
PROF J. VEGAS respectfully informs his friends and h
public in general that his last
CHILDRENS BALL AND MAY FESTIVAL,
under his supervision will be given the aforementioned
Hall, on the I'd of May 1859.
The ceremony Of the May celebration half
past o'clock followed Child Ball until ii O'clock
which the Ball for the Adults will begin The Hall will
magnfceny decorated inside and outside expressly for
this occasion.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
W. c. Wilson, Prof NJ. D. Dimltry,
DR.. T. Apfoux, Geo H Law,
L. H. Watson, N. J. Hoey,
Anthony Sambols, W. l. Hodgeson,
Louis Ducourneau, C. 7. Nash,
FLOOR MANAGERS
Prof. j. Vegas, Jos. F. Vegas.
Ladies' and Kisses wishing obtain invitations will please
send their and residences the Secretary at the Ball
Room Office, to Professor j. Vegas Odd Fellows Hall.
Positively Ladies' invitations be obtained the day Of
the Ball.
Genemen's Tcke be obtained the Hail. and the
Music Stores.
will be admitted except he presents his Ticket at the
,or all I'd
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MONDAY april H. lS59-Metairie stake for colts and ies,
then old heats mile subscription $50 forfeit
SU0 $500 added by the der the rules of the Mearie
Jockey Club.
W. j. Minors ch. Mario. by Voucher, dam Norma
A Lecomte's ch. Uncle J.f, by Lecomte, dam Miss
n Esss SssnsY's soussur sy Essop,s dam Msdns
Margaret Rdns.. dis
A. L. Bingamans ch. Steue Powers, by Bundle -aud-
Go, dam Nancy Perkins. ............... dis.
Jshn Campbel's ch. by Wagner dam by Gsrcoe dis.
W. j. MINORS bl. f. Verona, by Yorkshire dam Britain
MIA. pd #.
T. J. Wells b. c. Hilton Rel by Cracker, dam Edith
by Sovereign. Observation-Disclosures. pd. it.
Time l:49-1:4S.
SANE DAY-Puse $500 for beaten horses. Heats mils
s. NJ. Westmore's o. S. Hunter's b. f. LOrete by Sou-
venir. dam by Thornhil 3y Observation-Disclosures.
A. l.. Bngrman's CHI +. Eli-u Logun by Frosty dam
by Ruiin, y Observation-Disclosures. 2
Track improved.
Time: 1:5l3-l:4S3.
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
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GuBERNAroRIAL,-Th Mansfield De Soto Parish)
Columbian Of the 9th nst says that Senator Phillips
Of that Parish, is the choice Of old De sotos Demo-
cracy, first last and all the time" for the Office of
Governor. q ..-..-.
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M VJGNIE. AUCTIONEER, APPRAIsER, AND
lN General Agent the sele and Purchase Of Real Es
tate Lands, Plantations Negroee etc.
= OYFICEs:
Banks, Arcade Passage No. 8, First District.
Corner Cont street Exchange Alley, Second District.
Where can be examined at time, list Of valuable m
proved property Of q very remuneratiye Investment
Also and constantly hand for sale az and public
likely Negroes s
Mr. FERRET will give his personal attendance to
sale and purchase, ia26 tt
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THE JuDIoIAL EIEcr1oN-At three of the pre-
cincts in Avoyelles parish no polls were opened re-
turns from the others gave King l45 and Voorhies
l65.
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CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS =
EXTRAo ordinary INDUCEMENTS

CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTION -
ExTRAoRDINA.RY INDUoEMENTst
Mr.. JAMES p. JUDSON
OF 81 Camp street, respectfully informs the public that being
determined to close his grand distribution in few days. offers
unprecedented Inducements by the addition of large number
H. OF ELEGANT PRESENTS
his rich stock which needs Only to be to be admired
all of which will be disposed Of as follows:
His elegant stock of presents, varying in value from
FIFTY CENTS
One H n d r d a d Fifty Dollars!
-Comprsng-
DINNER, TEA, BREAKFAST AND TETE-A-TETE SETS,
VASES CoLoGNEs, CARD Baskets, FIG.
URED INKsTANDs. BOHEMIAN GILT
AND ENGRAVED ICANTEaS,
CIGAR HOLDERS, JEWEL
STANDS. sPITTooNs
TOILET SETS,
=- Etc, etc.,
are all numbered Duplicate numbers enveloped and
placed show and purchaser of rich cup and
SANGER for TWO DOLLARS AND-FIFTY CENTS is at once
to draw envep from the and the article
in number with the the envelop selected
Is at given them.
r1-Remember his place Is 81 CAMP STREET.
S-Ladiss especially invited to call and examine the goods
a6 I'm )
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-Gen. Henry
Phillips, Of De Soto Parish, informs Us, says she
Shreveport Gazette Of the 9th ins that on the 18th
March meeting was held at Baton Rouge Of thA
Democratic members Of the House and Senate from
the Fourth Congressional District OF which be was
chairman, and that the Fourth Of July appointed
as the day. and Alexandria as the place. OF holding
Convention to nominate Democratic candidate toR
Congress This notice may therefore Be considered
official. s
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Why was Lavater likely to be good soldier? Be
cause he could write about face,
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q MIME DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 2Sa
Z ~ Baronne street, between Girod and Julia
80 The Ladies' Of New Orleans respectfully informed
SaSIt3that the above Academy will open WEDNESDAY,
M November "a where all the Fashionable Dances will be
N taught.
Iadies-Mouday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10 to l2,
and ~ to 61s
Enthusiastically Thursday and Saturday. from ~ to 6H
Pm.
Private eIessonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from l0h
to 3H.
advance. Twelve lessons in the month.
k.Mme DeBar be at her Academy any day from
l0J. TO Az and AZ o6la. ma m
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NILDING5, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
~ GALYANOPLAsTY, with new Process of THINNING,

- BERTsON, Attorneys and Counseors- LAW No IS ST.
foas Exchange Alley, between Cont and Benvlle stress
4aw Orleans IsSasH jA2l 6n .
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sg- Official proceedings of the Board ol
Aldermen on sixth page.
NO cREvAssE AT sAUvE's YET.

NO CREVASSE AT SAUVES YET.
The city was full Of rumors and alarms yesterday,
concerning reported break in the levee at the Sauve
plantation, above Carrollton.
The rumors were unfounded, and the alarms false.
They doubtless originated, though, in visit which
Mr. Trudeau and others of the Sauve vicinity yester
day paid the Mayor for the purpose of procuring the
ctys aid to stop crevasse which is threatened.
1t appears that the new levee at Sauve's built on
the site Of the great crevasse of 1s49 has for
time past been wearing away and becoming weak,
from the fierce eddy which washes it and the water
has oozed through it to some extent. The only
means adopted of late to strengthen the levee and
prevent it from being undermined, has been the
sinking Of gunny bags filed with sand and earth
1t is now found that such material is of actual
avail. The dirt mets out of the bags, leaving them
almost empty and sometimes entirely so as numbers
of the bags have risen empty to the surface of the eddy
into which they thrown 1t is well settled that
the eyee is wearing away and that unless effective
measures of prevention be taken, crevasse, and a
most disastrous one to this city, will certainly take
place.
Mayor Stith, upon consultation with competent
advisers yesterday took to avert the threat
ened calamity. He ordered the purchase Of Is 900
gunny bags and 10000 feet of plank, and the en-
ployment of seventyve aborers, for the purpose of
strengthening the levee at Sauves the bags to be
filled with gravel, obtainabe somewhere up in Mis-
sissippi, on the Jackson Railroad. Mr.. Calhoun,
President Of the Railroad Company, placed locomo-
tive and freight train at the disposal of the Mayor
and promised to render such other aid as might be
required in the event of disaster the railroad be-
ing menaced as we'll as the city by the impending
danger.
Yesterday afternoon the gunny bags and lumber
were purchased, and the laborers secured thirty.
three of the latter being taken from the Work House
The men and materials were last evening booked for
departure in this mornings early train.
The superintendent of the work is assigned to
our friend Col. Poindexter whose sagacity, energy
and experience, will doubtless enable him to do
everything as it should be done.
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II RATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING-

II ATF1WAN'S TFtOF1CAL ROOF1NG-
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized Qualities are
LIST. DURABILITY-equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures to any other crackb
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-It presents smooth and granite like surface
4h CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than though 1t isas
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost of cutters and valleys.
9TH will resist Gre better than
slate roof
9th CoNvENIENCE-It will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from the
intense heat of summer.
ur 3 any ops ap
weight does require heavy raers support while
The TROPICAL ROOFING" +" is chemical compound Of
substances several OF which are peculiar 70 alone
In this city. .
Testimonials of the above the hands
Of the agent and be verified by any person wishing
All orders left at the Oce Box K No. 2. will h
j. c. KATHMAN,
ielh IL Of RienyilIe and Marais ats.
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FoR AuprroR.-Col. Robert A. Hunter will be inp-
ported BY his numerous friends for The olace of
Auditos Of Public Accounts before tho DemocEaain
tae@ oanvsntion IBaton Rouge Adyocats, llth inskA
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SATURDAY Apy 2. 1859-Post stake all ages four mile
heats subscription $1,000 half forfeit nl
added by the Club and the second horse his
stake $50 yards shall be distance.
T l. T. W Dosxels ch. G. Planet by Revenue dam
Nina by Boston-3y. $50.
R. Tayiors b. Bonnie Ldssis. by Glencoe, dam Mag
j. We h ny L,s;. Ne Dona +, K.v.nn. dan,
sarah ws.has,en.sy 9.. y ;.s.as'. e.
d. =. Kenners ch T. La Vayiete, BY Louis dor, dam
Louisa Jourdan-S y.
AL Bingaman's b. (. Gtycera, by Sovereign, dam
sister Prior y. dis.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES HOTEL Wsbb : 9sNjtman, Ntm,sn, s. Sd
....H Z Wilby, Ala...:T Collins Smith, Ky. ~
dDuli don W. II Fails Banueman Brevard, Tex -
Emanuel Miss L Young, Young, W ]. Young, Miss
r L Heudrcks Ya...J and lady, Miss NJ Dorriss
Ark. 10 stewart and lady Dr 9 B Gamble, Fla. "
Tomlinsen. Powell, Mo-. "A Glover, Field Miss
81 Garret. and lady s Ball. Naples, Tenn John
Gooswn, DR. W Hsise G Lickl.r R Barrow, La r
A Perkins. "A v McKee, Miss Mac.arland, Cal Or and
son. Geo snodgras Little, Hyatt lady, Miss.
Severn Casson. Lhelby Lo..L Fellow, and wife.
Y....E NJ Graves Tenn
CITY HOTEL. g Thompson. W Richardson, " Furmsn,
Smith, 4 Williams, Hill j Martini j Lee, Scott.
Biingslea, W Moore, Miss. Miss Harkins Ark.
seaman Z LpTns,, Tanner. ei.y.J Hgngssfosd
Gilbert " T Jenkins H Abbott, La. % Fowler and
wife. N ". IL Fairbanks. j Scott, Tenn.
ST LOUIS HOTEL. " Suakowski, Hollingsworth, Mr.
Ellis, Misses and Ellis Rens and lady
Mathews La. friedman, Md # Davies, Maurice
Y...E Rogers, Warren, Ala. Mrs Collins Miss. e
Graham.
ARCADE HOTEL. "A Hachet VIM sweeny, D Bopter
Aug Simon La. j Scott, scott DR. Scott Ga.
Brother, d McIone ID A Yates Jno McGinn, Ala w
Greer, miss...,W Cole, Did.
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OFFICIAL.
Summary OF THE SPRING NETTING or THE NE
TAIRrE JOCKEY CLUB OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
lana, 1852

FRIDAY, Aprl l. 1sss-sws spstakes for o.; two mil
heats subscription $500 forfeit 300 four more subscriber
oil the stake the Grub give $500 fbs stake 10 an
ths second horse to bis sake.
Revenue, dam Sarah washinston .....I......-.
v.rieistts ] ..""
dam BInkey . ........... :. ~ 2
Al Bingsman's iMcGrath Wood'r) Capt. Bezrd
BY Yorkahire dam by Glencoe .............. pd. It.
7. b. Poindextsr's b. c. POS o's. by Glencoe dam
dmpl BY stumps. ..........-..........- pd. IT,.
Nina BY Boston pd. IT..
j. Jsekson's b. f.tEFy Bynuna by Glencoe, dam by
othello. ....................-.. pd. IT..
TINE.
First heat. Second heat. Third heat.
First mile. l:5i 1:5SZ 2Dl
Eecond mle....>........ 1:50 1:slX LAX
BAL 3Th 3524
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Time : 1:56-1:56-1:53a.

SATURDAY. april ls5s-Hea.s of four miles; Club purse
SIS U.
venue, dam Sarah Washington, by znganee 3y.o.. l
A. L Bngaman's b. c. Capt Traris, by Yorkshire, dam
Margaret Woods by Fram, y. o.,................
W. j. Minors b. +. Bonnie Lasse, by Glenc:e, dam
Magdalen. by Meaoc y. .o..................... d.
Track sticky and heavy,
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Has the honor to inform his friends aud the citizen of
Sew Orleans that he will give ONE
Grand Concert,
On SATURDAY EVENING, April IS, 1859,
AT ODD FELLOWS NAIL.
On this occasion he will be assisted by tho following
sIGNoRINA CARROLL,
rims Donna Soprano, from the Academy of Music Ne W
York. and the principal Theaters of Europe.
MISS HEYwooD
yhs celebrated Prima Donna Contrao. from Drury Lane
Tae'eeF' London yppn noru,nn
Dk ipgushed Solo yoluist of the Phhar Concerts
New York and
sIEaFR1ED BEHRENs,
Musical Director.
PROGRAMMES:
q. Grand Duo-Romeo and Jnliette Bellni.
Romeo. MISS HEYWooD.
Juisse. .....sIGNoRINA CARROLL.
a. Solo Violin, Fanasia-Anna Bolena. Aard.
HERR DOEHLER.
=. AriA-La Travata. Verdi.
sIGNoRINA CARROLL.
Grand Fantasia on the Hugueuots Napoleon.
s ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
s Drinking Song-Lucrezia Borgia .......... .Donize
Sung by MISS HEYWoOD.
g Gaad Caprice, or Msndessohn's Midsummer Nights
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
s PART H..
l. Baslad-Kahleeu Mavoureen, Crouch
Sung by MISS HAYWOOD.
z Grand Duo for Piano and Violin-Guil-
laume Tell Osborn and Beriot
ARTHUR NAPOLEON and HERR DoEHLER.
3 Grand Cavatna-Robert oi que jamie .Meyerb eer
sIGNORINA CARROLL.
e. Solo yian Third Concero-Adaso and Rondo David
15f HEIR BOEHLER.
H O. Bid Your Faithful Ariel Fly Lnley
Sung by MISS HAYWOOD.
Eanfss on the ian Arthu Nano
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
R9Tickets, ONE DOLLAR Reserved Seats, 81 So
Ha-The sale Of Reserved Seats will Thu rsda,
aorning at o'clock the Piano WAreroom of Mr. Parson
Doorsopen at O'Clock; Concert commences at O'Clock
M5-No postp onemept account Of the weather.
aThe Grand Piano used this occasion Is from the
Facoy Chickering Son. and kind loaned by
Parsons. ala St
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ODD FELLOWS HALL-Ladies' entertainment for
the benefit of the Orphans Home, Fourth District,
with grand concert, in aid of same object, COM
meucing at halfpast o'clock.
The AMPHrrHEATER-The Marsh Juveniles will
perform for the first time the drama entitled /" The
Bottle Imp" and conclude with e. Trip to Coney
Island"
= THE VARIETIES The excellent comedy "Leap
Year" will be repeated followed by Chinese pas
de tos, after which the farce Trying 1t On, nearly
every member of the company taking part in the
two pieces.
The ST. CHARLEs.-The Ravels will repeat their
laughable pantomimes " Asphodel" and "AKim.ka II
and perform on the tight rope.
CONCERT HALL.-The original and beautiful pano
rama of DR.. Kanes Arctic Expedition, with descrip
tive lecture by Mr. VIM. Il. Panl. ,sl ~. K.
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BY N. vIGNIE.

sSTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH, CITY or
New Orleans Third anreservei and extensive Sale ON
very long Credit very vauable Tracts Squares Lots
Of 6rsund situated Third District In suburbs Marsny
Frank In and Washington. and on the Genty Road for
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC STATE TIcKEr.-A cores
pondent of the Bellevue (Bosser parish) Times sug
gests the following as q good Democratic State
ticket:
For Governor-John R. Smart, of Sabine.
For Lieutenant.G Governor W, Pugh, OF AS
sumption.
For Treasurer John R. Evans, Of Bossier.
For Auditor-R. A. Hunter, Of Rapides.
For Secretary of State-Bythell Haynes OF East
Feliciana. :. q. 1,.,u
For superintendent Of Public Education-W. l.
Hamilton, of Natchitoches. Aass
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ORLEANS THEATEI-oRLEANs STREET

SATURDAY, April Is, 1889
ID tIGR. ~ : 'Nr-' " ~''' - M 'A' fA'"fA
As-sundsy-"Lc visux Caporal.n
- Performance commences at 7 O'Clock.
Eisket safes every day from O'Clock A. " to 8h
0etock X. M. s alS
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rnp MrMpn1s.-The U. 8. Mail passenger packet

For MEMpHs.-The U. 8. Mail passenger packet
steamer Belfast Capt William Wray will leave thi, evening
ut O'Clock. connecting at Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for all Eastern cities; ALSO with the first
class packets for Louisville Cincinnati and ST. louis For
through tickets by the above routes apply to j. H. Fegs
Memphis packet agent office under the ST. Charles Hce
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TUESDAY April5 9-Jockey Club $780, for all
weighs-two years. "a bs 90 lb years. l04 lbs
years. years. l20 lb and upwards l24 lbs; lbs
and geldng Three mile heats 80 yards to
make distance. ISL.
T. 1 T. W. Doswes ch. +. Fanny Washinqon, BY Rev.
enue, dam Sarah Washington BY Zinganes-3y.
A. L. Bingaman's b. c. Captain 7rdvis BY Yorh shire,
dam Margaret Woods b priam-3 j. o.......;.
Albion, dam by Wagner y.o.....:.....:....:...
7. j. Wells (H. b. Oliver'D b. loga BY Sovereign,
dam Odd Stockng-3y
H. O. CoIomb Ct. G. Moore's) b. +. Hennie Fdrroo by
imp Shamrock dam by imp BelshaEzA-3y drawn
TINE.
First Heat. Second Heat.
First mile ls9A 2:0l
SECOND
Third mile. l:e44 l:5E4
5:4sA 5:47L
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

ss- Letter List ON third pnge.-a
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THE LADY MANAGERS OF THE ENTER
tAinment being held
n n X r. 7 N W q

tAinment now being held Mt
ODD FELLOW HALL
Ees the benefit of the ORPHANS HOME take great pleasure
Z rRxNn ,,fShr.r ryrppr.,wvpyn
! ,,,,,
uu,.. u... .r,s .,.
~ s' -p 49, A''''
Thefoowng distinguished Professors have 6ndly
their valuable ssryces. Mr. THEO Won .4u ACHE NJ
xnruogfrs ". HTurMpp ~ scnTnEn ~, - "a,
A'. W ii'.r f'h' Mr. 'eohu.pEf', and several
lady aud gentlemen amateurs.
public are invited to exmns the annexed choics and
..,x..,v. p,o.r.,,,. ~ ~ '' ""N
avg 'os'" ""'"e
PART
l. @Overture to zampa y execu,ed nv xess,. Pa
,h.n,.. - .rr.., -
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sgs ,as or
second horse 10 save bis stake co ss pounds; titles ad
sg
W. ! Inos g. E. Verona. By Yorkshire, dam
A. j., Binsansn ch Ser: Po,s:r BY Bundle.
and.Go, dam Nancy Perkins. ..;......:..;.. 5
Miss Riddle; sro
=. ThornhiI.. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
j. & Bssxsps gabriel, By Glencoe ~ ~
W. j. Minors anos e. esrse, by Iseonis dam La "
s;5: ::
Also, sh 1y Iecomte dam BY Wagner ont of :.
A leeentes + y Lssops dam For.qps: pd. dec.
4. i. B saman's b. G. BY Lexington, dam LaBach :, -,
A. K Richa ds-noi named pd. dec.
. - " Time 14sl-i492-l 3-i:53l.
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse S40O all ages mile
wsSs d.n ss nsy BY aa y b.
A. L. Bngaman,s ch. c. Csarina, sister Nicao.
A. < kieGsrds d seruse;;; t by Glencoe dam
rj. Wei sT. Ds'y BY Yorkshire, Reel
'''' Time I:lsi ''''''''''
Ap ssr Purse mile heats
Arsas sy sh S'g M zae oy dam
aS.. Ksaasis aI,sa BY Louis Dor dam
S. N. Wesimore II. B. Hunier's) Lorete by
ereign dam by Thornhll, 3yr. DID,.
| TIME:
| First Heat. Second Heat.
sieond s,ess a,ls MILE i::s isi
349Ii 3:I
FRIDAY, Ap ls59-Club S60 for all ages; heats
| of one mile; best 3 in5
D. F. Kenner's br +. Sigma by Epsilon, dam imp Va
Stephen Hino; d scrnse.j b. Noon by
bon, dam by Wagner y. y.o.....................
BY Rufin y. 80
York hire dam Biinkey. 5 j.
s. NJ. Westmore u. b. Hunter's) ch. f. Kate Jece by
Wagner, dam Magnolia, u o................. s dis
| Track heavy
| Time 1:56-1:56-1:53a.
SATURDAY april 1S59-Heats of four miles; Club purse
| SIS U.
T. L T. W. Dosw ellis CHI f. Fanny Washington, by Re.
venue dam Sarah Washington, by zinganee, 20.
A. L Bingamans b. c. Cdpt Trdr by Yorkshire, dam
Margaret Woods, by Fram, 8 o.,................
| W. j. Minors b. T.. Bonnie Ldssie by Genc:e, dam