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q $40 REWARD for boy CHARLES.
who left Shockoe Wsreh ouse on Tuesds2
last He is bright muistto.. % years Old.
walks little lame, from khsumatisrn "a sts IL
eyes down when spoken to. has lived in nearly al
me hotels In Richmond. Had on when he Jeff a
blue or black coat. ~
my 23--ts Sd NcDEARMoN
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CEED POTATOES.-200 bushels prime
~ New Jersey MERGERS and California seed Pots
toes for sale by
my 9-ts II PEAkk
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ROAkU-With very hns room on the
Osec nd floor, and two on the third, con Be OBJ
aimed on the most YcAaonable terms, in Q private
amily, In central portion of the Guy convenient
9" business. ~ immediate application to this once.
l6-lmo
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ROARDING Having taken . large
u and commodious house on Bread between Sth
md 7th streets. l am prepared = accon m6dats
yoang men by the day or week have Aisosevep
al large aud pleasant rooms suitable for fam iiss
Germs reasonable. MIA, PUWILk
ia s-Ate
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~ LAIDLEY & RoBInssN's
SODA WATER.
j. w. DAV VIES'
MARBLE MANTLE WAARRNOM.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
S26 REWARD.-Tbe ahoy

SIo hG"AhU.-Tne above re-
\ ward will be paid for the apprebesns,on of
~ servant woman, JENNY, ,"the property Of
- Mrs Fry who left her hirer In Kichmond
a6ort fortnight ago. Jenny is about 2s years old
Dght nulateo small in size OF rather delicate ap.
pearance, with large grey eyes.
Arp'yto RAWLINGS HOLLADAY.
JeZ-ZW Agents of owner
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SENTENCE 70 DEArH.-Jsmea Sheptard. convicted
OF arson in New York, hss been sentenced 70 bs
hung on the 33d Of JaIy. He Aired his own dwsil-
ing, and his wife perished In the hamea.
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EsaLAND AND THE WAR.-The British government
states that Foreign ship in British ports will be
held in the same penalties for breach Of the men
trslity Law Of the country ~ British ships Tbis
10 an important poiD: to ell interested In Ameri'
can chipping.
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~ SAxEoRn's LIvER IsvIaoRAroR--
Sssfessnsp ENsIRnY FROM aus.-Is mild and Of
fectuaI cathartic. acting hrst on tho LIvkR, %
Slect its morbid matter, then on the stomach and
Bowels, and carries OF all matter that prevents
tnets bss-lthy ssttoa, and thus streugthens aud
sui.as ny tho whole systrm very Ynpdfy and 10 the
oeea LJyER IENIuokAT0R
LIVER INyIGQRATOR
,.... LIVER INViGoRAT0R and
PubfrIfS Tlik BLOOD
PUi ieiis THE BLOOD
PGk IflkS THE BLOOD
CURES HfEk COMPLAINT
UuRks afCK HEADAOHH
CURES DYsPEPsIA
CURES CoSTlfENESS
CUkES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOK
So.J b ali Druggists. fe &-Sm
kTLIcoRics-In Mass and Stick, of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC. tg"nuine) for tobacconists
TONQuA BEASS-Angasturs.B Black and Crys
tsiiged
oLlFE OIL. in glass, of new crop
IL store and for sale low by
} PErPI&LD GEORGE,
In a Blair a Cos Building,
Ey A-bm Cor i2sh and Cary sta
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NELLINd UFF, BELIINu UFF Ht sUV
- below cost, 81, ,oeo worth OF Window Shades;
Brasses Cords and TAssels; Floor and Table on
Coth all widths; Fire Screens; Wall Paper; Curtain
sands and Cornicss at lees than the original cost
As contemplate changing my business and wlsl
be given as the goods tst be sold Call and secur.
q pair of my Gold shades, which are very beauti-
full Don't forget the place. ?s8 Broad street the old
established Dry Goods and Window shade Degotof
NJ GOLDEN,
$50 Braed st. between Sd and 4fh sts.
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~ HENRY L. BRooxs has resumed
.hs practice Of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Of6ce In Belvin's New Building. on l2sh, fronting
SAnk street. 10 -N
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THAT FAIs--now being held at Leigh

A"AA pelu& nelu ~ Leigh
street church. s by fer the most interesting enter.
tainmeht Of the kind we have seeu on Church Hill
Sc many days. Besides the usual amount of
usst-i and ornamental articles, the refrest m snts
are al, the manufactures of the ladies' hands.
aud OF course are as appetisiug as the makers
are attractive. The creams, besides being we'll
Favored, are as cold the heart of the most
frisid old bachelor; while the cakes, fruits, pre-
serves aud JsIies are just as good the dantiest
palate could desire. But without these at,rsc
tioDs, the fair room would be inviting, lied as Il
10 with the bellies of Church aud Union Hil,s
whose spar Killing eyes, rosy cheeks, pleasant con-
versation and modest demeanor make even the old
ise the hair dyers and tailors, aud despite their
stiugilg pains and interminabIe aches joiu the
gay tbroDg with the hope Of making CONQUEST.
We tell our young galiants to visit the fair to.
night, or when they do 90, they nay be jnst one
evening too late.
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e~BAKER's PnrMIuM Brrrsls hsv,
L1oo.ron.

- LIOoRI01. 1900
A. o. o. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WILL KNOWN yAvoRIfI BlAHp, AIwAn
N SALE, BY 81 JAME6 O. MoANDREW,
de Sly %, PMH sTR1n1. NEW YoIx.
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BQARpIN0.
QOARDING.

reasonable terms, with day board, at the 0uoEaIA
9oUsE. between 3th and 9th streets
je live Jas KIRBY
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NEWS FOR SP0RTSMEN. The coming fall
premises to be as prolific of field sperts az that OF
1854. For three seasons past the partridees have
bean partially protected 10 this section of YrsD,a
aud the consequence 10, that the merry notes uf
bob White" are to be heard in every wheat field,
We have enquired Of farmers from various section,
OF the State. as to the probable plumber of part
ridges to be found this fall, aud without exception
they declare that old birds abundant, and that
noe shooting season is anticipated. Already
there are broods of young birds seen in the wheat
hsids and as the weather, thus far, has been de-.
lightful TOR their rearing. an abundant stock will
be the result, if they not drowned off by heavy
raiDs. Let the sportsmen then begin to work their
dogs and prepare their double barrels for the fun
ahead, but let none of them think of taking the
field before the 18th of October, by which time
the young "chicks" will have become full pledged.
aud ready to furnish good sport.
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~ On. JOIN B. WALrHAII, (Honesr
athist) Offers his professional services 70 the citk
ems of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once at his r.
idence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from eth.
Ief1-dly
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lit MAIN SThEETI

III MAIN CThEETI -
EA CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY. u
am now In receipt of beautiful
- lot of TOILET WAnR, fancy ceiors Just
arrived per ship Richard Morse, at Phifadelphia
also. fne assortment Of White 9faofss DINNEI
SETS. TEA SETS. PLATES, DI3H R., Ac, &c; also
aiuAassortment of WATER COOLERS Ice fitch
erssnopd and Britannia. also keep constantl,
oN almost every article usually ept in China
5toi Id at prices as low can be fou und elsewhere
xD0-im OBJ TAYL.bR
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MEDICAL GARD. PLUMB offer
N1 his services to the public in the treatment 81
n secret diseases TW .uty years' practice in the
above branch gives DR. q claim 10 PUBLIC favor =
office on Frank in st. near the Exchange uotei, Ano
ways on hand a suppiv OF the "CHEAICAL Ell
TRACP OF FLOWERS." one OF The very besi
cnes st mt TO order All commun icalions by letter
y otherwise promptly attended to. Richmons.
Va 80
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AMERICAN OPrIcERs GONG TO TIE SEAT OF WAR
The following is a list of u S army officers who
have permission to go beyond the U. g., with the
understanding that they to put thsms selves In
communication with the antagonising armies in
Italy, so as to note military operations, viz:
Col w W Loring, reg. mounted rihemep; Lien,
Col q Ii Crittenden, mounted riflss; Mai G A FL
Blake, frat dragons; Maj H Brewerton, of en-.
gineers; Bvt Il Col ] Steptoe, 9th Infantry; Bvt
Maj I b Toner, of engineers; Capt Ciiiz, Sd
infantry; Capt Palmer, % cavalry; Bvt Capt T
Seymour LIST artillery: lat 1t Geo W Carr 9th iu-
fantry: 1t G Keltou, 6 h Infantry; aud 1st Lieut.
John Pegram, % dragons.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

1~GBolaB B. 6rx1x, Dentist, one
md residence No. ~, o. Main. between 9Th and %
stuoofs, Richmond va. Ryn-ly
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CAPITOL SqUARE.-The Improvements on
tue square have added 30 much to its beauty and
comfort already, that when completed IL will sur,
pass any other park of its sizs 10 she Union. The
serpentins walks leading in every direction are as
convenient as visitors ought to DESIRE yet we nd
that several Of the "grass plats' are already de.
face1 oy persons making paths across them, in.
stead OF following the regular walks As there
seems to be no other way of preventing these
short cuts and preserving the neatness of the
square, 1t is to be hoped that Capt. Freeman with
tne consent OF the dovernor, will at once rail in
the invaded grounds, and thus prevent the de-,
strucsion OF the grass. Light ratings would not
detract from the general appearance of the square
while they would keep Off intruders and preserve
the verdure of the grass
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NORWOOD COAL.-This higuly popu
~ lar and excellent COAL, for grates and for.
mace is sold By the subscribers at their ONCE ths
Basin Bank, between 9th aud 10th streets.
ap 1S-2m NC SGLDEN CO.
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CHEAP FURNITURE - at E
QATuPIQHTG Gouarnor afraaf. CNTsr A O.

" GATHRI9HTS, Governor street: COTTAGE
~ sUITS, Of Imitation Rosewood. Mahogany
walnut and Oak; also, Of Solid Mahogany
Walnut and Oak. good quality from $25 to x200 pei
from $35 to S75 pair. CABINETS. from 81 to -
WARDROBkS. from $40 to k73 Jenny Lind BED
STEADs, from s. TO $4s. Marble Top TABLE,
from 50 to 1856 C4Alk of every style, from 81
to 500 per dozen. ROCK ERS. from 81 to IS An
ssery a. tcle Of Furniture at the lowest price, for
,ash Gail and sen for yourselves. my H-d3m
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~ JOHN E. DOHERTY respectful
ly informs his friends and the public that hs
VIZ has opened . MERCHANT TAILOKTNe
w, ESTABLISHMENT, on 18th. between Msir
I'D Gary streets, where he warrants az good Gar
ents, and at as reasonable prices ~ can be hsS
ay ywhere. All he asks is q trial. NH I5-3m
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A N F O z T A N 7 PUBLIC
~ ~ NOTICE. w DENNIS, No lbs Mai }
street. Richmond. Va, has ON hand.
g will make to order. every descsis,ion 70
laddles and Harness. and every article u rally keD
n his line which will be sold from 10 to 35 per
less than the usual prices. Cash dealers are rart
ouiarly requested to call before buying elsewhers
the above per centaxe may certainly be saved.
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AND BLACK HORSES EN- THl
ClTY The undersigned. at considerable expense
nave had made In our City.a splendid Eeerse. "
therefore fully prepared to undertake RunerAls
and furnish at all times and at all hours, METALLIC
MAHOGANY, Walnut. POPLAR AND PINE
,OPF1Ns. of all sizes. Shrouds. Sheets, &c at Ns
"a Main street; or on the corner of Franklin ass
18th streets ASo-seryants Hearse and Collins oi n
iZes WM LEA,
WIN L SATTERWHITE
k.P a.-We, the above, have appointed J y
3ATrERWHIrE our Agent to conduct the Cader'
taking business in all It's branches.
my l3-lm< VIM LEA CD.
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Paris, May % ls59.-The Patrie says that at the
battle Of Moutebelio the troos engaged on the side
If the allies consisted Of 5000 French only and one
sandman cavalry regiment. The Austrian force
vas composed OF picked men Of the infantry regi-
uepts, the Crosis regiments, and the Tyroiess
cbassehrs. A private letter says that among the
Austrian prisopers are one wounded colonel aud
tweLty wounded pTiyates.
TIE sAaDIsiAx VICTORY At yILLArA.
The Sardiniau government bad issued the foi'
lowing bulletins In regard to second battle:
TURIN, May Il, 1s59.-To-dsy the extreme left
Of our army. under General Cialdini, forced pas.
sage over the Sssis, near yerceIi, In an admirable
panrer. The enemy was put 70 Right, leaving
Ulcers and privatss as prisoners, together with
arms wagons and horses 10 our hands.
TURIN, May ~, 1859 General CiaidIni, wishing
TO take possession Of the end Of the bridge of Yer
cilii, which sej1ined the left bank of the river.
% order BY thst means to protect the coDstsuc,
ion CT another bridge oyer the Sesia, moved for
ward two columns, which, alter having passsd
shs river, joined at the same point the columns
which cTosssd near sesis, on the eide next Albino,
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every man respected ~ true and noble hearted soldier
dc alluded 70 the late Ceiope 6andfUvA sboy last
ASSEMBLED tbs occasion OF oeebratss tneu Nasioual
I,dependence, death bad called him away 10 the
bloom OF youthful PRIDE Away from family sod friends
be was called suddeD)y 10 hts last a,coaot
foreign AND vene Words could scarcely pay any
tribute 70 Colonel Sandfords worth add esuable On
ter They all knew him, and he cool 81 would say 40
more. lie would merely propose Tue memory OF our
departed companion, Colonel 6ancford"
The toast WAS drunk IN solemn silence.
DR. WOODWARD proposed the heaan OF Major General
Sandlord, which handsomsIy Responded 20 by MAJOR
Woodruff
Colonel sAyRx next gave Brigad'er General HaII--tae
Zachary Taylor Of mihtia-Aiwsys promp, and up
time.
General HAIL. in returning thanks, said s,waya
epdeavored 10 90 duty in bis military suatoo and be
considered It only shat every c,'zeu pound 10
do for his couDuy. There patriot whom many had
seen and all heard or whose country and Dear
70 bis heaTt-9epeJa Paez-wh0 about rotu n om
Venezuela TO this country ami make the Uned States
home, In consequence Of the dissensions sad
which existed In Venezuela. He proposea-
General PAsz-s true and noble patriot
The toast was heartily responded TO- afser which The
gentlemen separated.
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An unknown wman about forty i've years OF ara fs,t
CEDAR Washington streets on Mooday n,sbt Ana ~
10 severely r"red that che af> nsr sdmiss,on
to the hospital Coroner hrmer titled Of the a.
cident, and viii bod an inqaest upoo tho holy to-day
Coroner Keete held inqnest at tha foot az l3st
fbeet, North river upon the bods ~ uukn, "a man
ac0ut yeas of sRp, sh0 found hlscg tbs water
Rcessen Dad been in the wafer ons,hs more and
u' ce"poseoD Lsa set IL far thai sny effort IDENTITY
we bo0y would seem almost i'm possible
Mr.. E'zsbs,h Dsbrow OF No. $50 East twenty fourth
street, ce1 At Bellevue Hcssal gns efhcis OF burns
sccicenta'y re'tivsd on Monday bv the explosion OF
Can OF poene. Deceased, IL appeasei sss lighting
NE ire tsove, and In oroer n fscate matters poured
little Can pbene on the knilng wOoo chen an Ole
or took p'Acs sstspg H,e her clothes sns BUR
her IN s,cb shocking manner that rh~ less thar
tao hours afterwards Coroner O'Kee's hold An In.
quest upon the body hrs Disbr0w was IS years Of
sPe, and wss b native Of New Jersey Her remsns wiu
be conveyed 70 Shrewsbury 10 DAY for intsrment
Coroner sehmsr called upon an inq rest yes
teosy utn the BODY Of uDknowo man, sbout forty
eight years Of age who was 'o1od dro snsd East
river, p,sr toresr's Sock. Upon examination the
body marks Of violence discovered about the nesd
bot shsther tbe injuries were inflicted b. fore after
tea'b II sss di iuls 70 say. Tn body removed
the o. az bonse az Bellevue Hospital, where the inquest
WA be resumed THE morning at cine ocock. Deceased
was about i've feet inches 10 height had SANDY hair
spsipkisd with gray and ihn side ~niskers Hs had
e's' otsss much woru black cloth vest, white
nuflp Shirt RED faIDeI uodersbivt Ateel mixed pans
leather fuspenoers and csifskin boots
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THE DAY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 5, 1859.
The Fourth was celebrated with en
In the afternoon regatta took place Charles river r
city prizss, resui,pg follows
Shell sculls two miles-Firss prizs 70 Robs. r. Clarke
time IL minutes IS seconds.
ClDker scuIf, Two mles-Frst prizs The R. Pratt;
time ID minutes 20 seconds Both foregoing are New
York built boats.
Doobc tcus, two milesFrst prize 70 Messrs Colbert
and Daley; time IL inmates 40 seconds.
-Four Dared boats, three miles-Pslzs was By the
Tiger time 20 minutes 56k seconds.
Six cared boats three mi'es-won by the Fort Hill Boy;
time u minutes 56k seconds
Two balloon ssceps'oDs took place from the Common,
which were very successful. both landing safely about
daSk. The celebration concluded with display Of fire.
works on 'be Common IN the evening.
Carrie CARPENTER, ycupg GIRL nine years old, was
badly injured by her cohes taking drs yesterday from
Ere crackers, that shs died tnis morning.
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FIREWORKS AT THE CITY HALI.

evening exceedingly brilliant and well wershy OF ,be
oceasion. From en early tour IN tie afternoon An in.
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The Greerrcint, which dit non appear drew zoe first
position ncascst the Judgea boat, the whitehall No 2,
'ere Dopuey No g. James Hoenes No 4, ard EAps msut
No g. The all RDe looking, sthiec fellows aaa
most of them "s,rppeo TO the ouH Justice Brew
aA read The rules OF the IN stentor voice. aod
a. twenty minutes pact two o'cocy pistol ist,
md the sprang their all together, amid the
cheers Of the crowd AT the rss stese Joha Welsh sdo
pcheo the bow in the boat James Hughes, broke
hr oar short or dc gave stroke or NO With the
etuDp in his hand, tben larew II iat1 the ~acs
on one Ride Of the boat, and with tne agility of a
CAT eaped square into The wwer ths ether side,
lodged The OF his comrades aud struck cut hsnt
over hand for the shore. The act HAZEL with he
most tnshnhiaste Toe boat KEPT FOR Snort
cssrce With thTs oare and then turned back ts up
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in their Uniform 10 Of the United States army
pattern, and looked very Leat The Third Regiment
looked well. The National Guard looked exceedingly
veil; a. they marched past the City Hall they were
loudly red. The Washington Rifles, Eleventh Regi
msns, Colone Homer Bost sick. in their uniform,
Their marching and sautng as they passed tho Mayor
Was . matter commspdalion. the Sixty ninth regl
ment appeared In their blue Irock coats, trimmed
With scarlet, with shoulder kDoss Of the color. Tue
parade whole, vas the best one ever made By the
rsst Divson, In point Of general appearance and dsc
plne
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| volcEThree cheers for Dorgias. Fsins eers snd
coufusion) d
r:c.sd Il ne mirror IN which xs see ooaulys s,sai
Anson Derrick ~ss called ups = respond, DusfAed I,
| make his appearance.
Ihs snmy s,d say Q: he ged e'ases Not . A,se
shs honor OF tag and the latity Of m.rcaM freedom
d. TAYLOR respcpcsd, ard, although sick, paid an
earnest and energetic tribute The admnissrsson to
sopoDs No general ana tho army and navy In parsicu
The safe Of New York Ysrss arts ia in 'com
meree msnnfAcu,ss and Intelligence, mos. bsr
ssn,Tsilr rs coics Of our Back Republican snsm,es
NJ j. WINTHROP tHASlsR replied, speaking IN glowing
terms OF the geaoess Of Tho EmDue State, but alleging
that IN tho democracy forward n0by and with
one accord 70 State from tie Commission Of the
identity.
The voice q her fee citizens 9 he buzie cal Of Democracy
Mr. Clover was 90, down for this toast, but was not
N the room.
Gi,il and Religious Loer.yFoqnd psrfss. only 10 our
can hsyeuliop vsilAnt hat fAaAc tampsr
Col Doheny was snccupced for this toast, and many
regretted that hs nOs present hr Pecxosm or
pressed bs extreme pleasure ~ being called upcn aad his
until out OF charity Dir. Kelly gave MN hunt to esop
10 wolAsn-The best Gin Of heaven Her saec'ioa = Our
only sfSss ~ s ~ az xS Al our hAp
Mr. WIN C. Govsa responded talking about any:s.--..
hut bis ssxt and winding up with for his frsuds
preseDt to vote the ticket and get
else 70 DO the same
!, ~ o.. -, a.. p-,u,,.. xv~. ...u.-,.,u- Al.
,rs,. pI, cplsS Of humsn sstv ana ~ no sue
eessfuy vndioad and secured them asss. tns ARMIES
Ssnotx and urosei hr src iss ev SeuusSshsd % ts
Captain TURNER spoxe on behalf OF the heroes.
Il "A Vigorous FOREIGN Poii,y for Our Country avoiding
%s.s & M snd n ~ a AZ
can continent
Mr. ARTHUR WOODS In replying TO this toast said that In
one respect he Offered from tho Secretary Of Sate zap
paure de hello shat should be the policy Of this
try 10 protect native and Dsturazed czeus alike where
ever they should (Cheers.) He wanted AL Aner
citizens every where they day
within The precincts Of Tammsny Hail. (Cteers)
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tue race II appears they he'd Of poor quality, and
nsa made arrangements 70 exchange oar with anosher
boat, but, owing 70 sorne Misunderstanding, the.
change had not been effected. The race between
Ioe remaining three boats was for . abort sims
very close end exciting; but the whitehall Bnes,
me only one which carried . CoxswAin, was
room d'sssneed, and the Expesimeut when Ia tho
middle Of the North river, shipped heavy sea, which
came near swamppg Tso OF the crew--FArren and
n"i 81 ~, ~ , Jumpsd ovsroo.rd AND wore
INC other Two partially baed out the boat won't on, and
70 Their great Roy succeeded In coming In second best
The route i've mles-v,z from tbs judges boat 70
sake boat placed between Jersey Cy and Ellis Island.
ne BOATS TO turn from D0rih 10 west, tbcnce stake
ooa placed west OF Governors Issud turning from
70 esss and hack to The place Of starting, coming DO
tween he judges host and The Battery.
The James DoDneliy in ahead At II \ minutes be
iote tnrse, The Experiment WITH her two only
Z> Luhs behind. and tho Whitehall u. Ave minutes
before T. The winning beaa thus made the OF Ave
miles III Tsogh sea IN the short time OF 27X minutes
SECOND RACE.
The Eecond race for II feet working boats With two
pairs Of scus with without rggers Tho boats entered
Veve:-