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PaaAsa to AleInnhrIn

We have been shown AsertitgAi. i.,uetLy {
notary public to poor won an widow ofA loyal
soldier killed In battle, endorsing her ever to the
Provost Marshal for pass 10 ALesGndriG. Now, II
the Notary Public, alluded TO, can ease his eos
science by taking, as he did in this ease the sum Of
hfy cents from the poor widow Of a soldier merely
Tor simple aot Of kindness which every loyal cit
lien 'ught to DO freely AAd can do legally, we have
nothing 70 say, But we nre requested TO state for
the benent ofsueh poor people that is act
sary for them to pay for IucL tertinsat to tain
pass. The endorsement OF any Esod syAl citi.
zen will be sufficient to secure = pAGs to Alexau.
SriA when the person raqueStinE It shows that he
or she goes there for the trans elton of some IegI
innate business
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"Jos HowARD."-The papers are giving the
Antecedents Of Howard, the author OF the
forged proclamation. He Is a shsllow.pated
sonSationlSt In the newspaper line, and puppy
In general. He 1t was who concocted the story
about the Scotch cap and long military
cloak" and likewise tho insult to the Prince
OF wales In Richmond. At the time OF the
female operatives in the shoe manufactures In
Lynn, Massachusetts, Howard went there as
newspaper correspondent, and he wrote such
scurrilous letters about the women Of Lynn
that they would have mobbed him il he had
not beat has'y retreat from the town.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

~ Mexican Mustang Linimsnt. Thea
parties In St. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
eounterfeiting The Mustang .Liniment under pre-.
tenee OF proprietorship, have been thoroughly 60.
topped by the courts. To guard against further
lmpoaition, have procured from the United states
Treasury private steel plate revenue stamp
~hleh is placed over the top Of each battle. Each
athmp bears the fac sfGile Of my signature, and
without which the article 10 counterfeit, danger.
Qua and worthless imitation. Examine every bot.
ue' This Eminent has been In use and growing
In h'or Tor many years. There hardly exiItsA q
hamlet on the habitable globe that does not con.
tain evidence Of its wonderful cffeets II 10 the
beat emolient In the world. With its present i'm.
proved ingredients, itb effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable. Sores are healed, pAIns
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use.
iul and untold Ills AsSuaged.. For cuts, bruises,
sprains, rheumatism, sweliingE, bites, caked
breasts, strained horses, &C., It 10 q sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with. II
should be In every family Sold by all druggists.
te1O-eosn s. BARNES New York.
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a-Hsimstreet's InIr,itable Hair Restor-
ArivE, NOT DYE, but restores gray hair to Its
original eslor, by supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural suStenAnce, impaired BY age or dis
ease. All inSfGntGneous dyes are composed OF lamar
edushe, destroying the vitality and beauty OF the
hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Heinz
streets Inimtable Coloring net only restores hair
to its natural color by easy process, but gives
the hair a LuXURIANT BEAUTY, promotes Its
growth, prevents Its falling OF, Graduates dAn
druif, and imparts health and pleasantnesS to the
head, has stood the test Of time, being the ori.
ginRl Hair Coloring, and Is constantly increasing
In favor. Used BY both gentlemen and ladies. II
10 sold By all rsspsctsbls Dealers or can be pro-
cured BY them Of the commercial agents,
D. BARNES Il CO.,
2O2 Broadway, New York.
TIVE sizes, 50 cents and 81,
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Mr.. EDITOR; An article appeared in your
loM loeM column on Saturday last, entitltd 1.-THE
mineral and soda Water Trade, |" which was writ
zen, doScsess ,.. oy some person entirely unse-
ments 30 erroneous that no ono who was in the
least acquainted ther ewith would have written ~
MY object 10 addressing this communication 10
you 10 70 dtsAbuhe the minds Of my ouEtomers from
the wong impression made BY the article IN nues
with the business.
First, as 70 the cause Of the advance In the price
Of mineral water. This 10 due to the enormous
advance In the price Of mAterial-i O. suRar yItroI
whiting, oofks, &o all OF which have advanced 4.
price from one hundred (i0o) to one huuired and
nIY lbol per oent and the increased cost Of labor
and horse feed.from atty 1907 TO one hundred (ioo
per cent, and the Government tax on the manu-.
iaotured article, lat present per cent with tho
prospect OF an advance to 10 per cent ad ysiorem5
bottles Prior to the war bottieu cost At the man
ufaoiory sLs6 per gross According TO q letter
received from Bodipe Bros, WiliIam.town.
n J.: the price Of bottles at the pI esent time L
they add, Tbst ali the Histories, % ourssys. Ans iS,
oluded, arc full Of orderp.n In this oonneetion 1
would remark that bottles broken nin the ordi.
nary course Of the trade" the customers satisfy
duly credited 40 "bottles returnedn To the coat
OF bottles, As above stated, 10 to be added the
freight, loss by brcakage, and the cost OF the pa
tent stopPer;i.,tener," one dollar and atty eentS
In conclusion, allow me to propose an offer 10
the author OF the article aforesaid. I will enter
Into eontr,et for 1000 (ons hsusdnd) gross OF
llvsrsd as soon Z. prsoticsSls SeoprssoSe Ss ae.
C Tor which will pay tr (s) cents for each bot,
Tie, payable on delivery Of same. II he can pro.
cure then for three ta etnii EACH this offer will en-
Aole him TO realize handsome profit.
Respectfully, yours, RILEY A, sHINN,
Union BottInE Depot
o9 Greene street, Georgetown, d. g.
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10 hs kdHOr Of me N. \. Tribune:
SIR; TIL reading your editorial in saturd.y,.
IrtbUne, supposed that the Treasury of the
Sanitary Commission had been so largely re-
Plenshed by the receipts Of recent fairs. that
individual donations would not be necessary
ior some time. But, finding that such is not
the case, desire to send the inclose a hundred
dollars-al have to-day-lo assist in the
great and pressing needs of this eyerltful hour,
claiming the privilege Of forwarding more
hereafter.
30 unexampled will be the demands on this
noble and beneacent organization during the
coming weeks, why would 1t not be judIcious
and timely to appeal directly to the people at
large to send at once, whatever their hearts
impel, through their loyal postmaIters and
publication Offices / say AT ONCE, for. at
such time as this, delay Is death to hundreds
and thousands OF the nOblest heroes who ever
fought and bled for ali imperlled country.
Yours truly, SCHUYLER CoLFAI.
C., May 10, 1864.
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PRTzH OhsEs.--The following prize cases
have Just been sent 70 the Fourth Auditor for
adjustment; -
Prize schooner J. y. Davis, captured BY the
United States steamer Cayuga, May 10th,
1868. The amount for distribution is 90, ,44o. 100,
W. II. Bell, Flag O1lcer.
Prize steamer Cecilia D., captured by the
United States prize steamer Antonls, July 10,
1868. The amount for distribution is a, $50. .63.
II. II. Bell, Flag Officer.
Prize steamer Helena, captured by tho United
States steamer 0ss.peo. The amount for dis
officer.
Prize schooner Excelsior, captured by the
United States steamer KatahdIn. Amount for
distribution, t1,952.57. D. @. Farragut, flag
officer
Prize, 154 bales Of cotton, captured by the
United States steamer Conestoga. Amount
for distribution, 25,9S4.04. d. d. Porter, flag
officer.
Prize steamer General Sigel, captured by the
United States steamer Fairplay, December 23,
1858. Amount for distribution, S118.53, ID,
d. Porter, 1ag-officer.
Prize, lot OF cotton, captured by the United
state steamer Tuscumbla. Amount for dis
tribution, S541.47. d. d. Porter, nag-offlcer.
frlze, eight bales OF cotton, captured by the
United States steamer Champion, December is,
1858. Amount for distribution, 81 ,364.97. D.
d. Porter, hag-officer.
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Gen. stssle's congratuIatory Address To
his Troops.

hEADoGARTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARKAEs,sl
General D derB, No. 2t ~ '"S J.
To you, troops Of the 7th Army Corps. who
participated In the recent campaign desiqneS
to cooperate with Gen. Banks's moyement
against Shreveport, the Major General com.
manding tenders his earnest, grateful thanks.
Although you were compelled to fall back
without seeing the main object of tho expedi-
tlon accomplished, you will have the satisCac.
ton Of knowing that you have beaten the en-.
emy wherever he has met you In force. and
extricated yourselves from the perllous posi.
tion In which you were placed by the reyerses
OF the cooperating column. This let loose
upon you superior force of the enemy, under
one OF their best general,, causing the loss of
your trains and the total interruption Of your
communications, rendering Il impossible for
you to obtain supplies.
You have fallen back over rivers aud swarnps
while pressed bya superior force of the enemy
This you have done successfully, Furnishing
the enemy severely at the same time.
The patience with which you have endured
hardships and privatlons, and your heroic
conduct on the battlefield, have been brought
TO the notice of the Government, and will fur
nish page in the history of this war Of which
you may well be proud. Y. STEELE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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G-hHgan's Magnolia HRIm.-This IL the
moHt delightful and extraordinary article ever dI,.
covered. II changes the sun-Lurnt face and hands
to apearly satin texture OF rAViShinE BEAUTY, i'm.
parting the marble purity OF youth, and the dsia.
que appearance so inviting in the city belle OF
fashion. II removes tan, .freelles, pimples and
roughneS from the skin, leaving the eomplexion
fresh, transparent and smooth, 1t contains no
material injuries to tho skin. PAtronIzed by Act.
resseS and Opera Slngen. It Ia what every lady
should have, Sold everywhere
Prepared by WE. HAGAN, Troy, NJ Y,
Address all orders to
pEMAs s. BARNES 4 CO.,
New York.
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The Medical Department In Oh. P,,,a.

The Medical Department In the Field.
The arrangement OF the medical and surgi
cal business Of our army in the field durinl
active operations is quite simple, and expert
euce has demonstrated its effectiveness. Wher
hghting Is expected field hospital is essab,
nshed for each division. The hospital has q
surgeon as chief, or director, an assistant sur,
geon experimenting the cookery for the hos.
pital, and an assistant surgeon detailed to make
q list OF the wounded and direct the burial OF
the dead.
An operating staff is organized for each
brigade, comprising chief and three assistant
operators The medical officer OF the day pre-
sents the subjects, who arc turned over to the
operators, or to the dressers," according to
the nature of the wounds. This system has
been found to work more satisfactorily than
any other previously tried.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

A WESTERN SWORD FOR GENERAL HAN.
cocE.-A splendid sword has been for some
time on exhibition at Folsom'g, and 1t has
been proposed to purchase and present it to
Maj. Cen William 8. Hancock, United States
army, who took so conspicuous pa:t in the
victory of Gettysburg, and is now doing won
ders as corps commander in the Army of the
fotomac. There is great proprlety in this
movement. We have right to claim Gen.
hancock as one Of our citizens. He married
here, his family have resided here much of the
Tune, and, except when on distant service, and
nc. hs mas seen a great deal of 1t, he has passed
SlIsI ~ IGIIiougGs here, and attached many warm
friends TO him. By all means let this trIbnte
publican. ~ '1'"'' A'''
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THE NATURE OF THE CRiMB.-Our readers
Will see by our report In another column, that
Mr.. Joseph Howard, jr., is subjected to two
charges--nrst OF forgery, second Of treason. or
the substantial truth OF these charges there Is
no room for doubt. The names or the Presl-
dent and Secretary Of State were attached 10
the document without their authority. The
act, also, ndoubtedly gave, and II was known
that II would give, "aid and comfort % 10 the
enemies Of the United States. In this II was
treason. But In still another light It presents
greater difficulty for the criminal. The proc
lamatlon was to all intents and purposes a mil.
itary order. As such 1t 10 q capital offence 10
have fraudulently Issued 1t, and the penalty of
such offence ranges from imprisonment TO
death, at the discretion Of the authorlties.-
Brooklyn Union.
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Movements OF Rebel Vessels.

NEW York, May 23.-The schooner Hound,
rom Bermuda, confirms the reported sailing OF
the pirate Florida on the 14th instant. when
she stood to the north. She reported burning
New York ship from Callao, three weeks be.
fore, and sent the crew to England by a foreign
vessel. The blockade runner Thistle, from
Wilmington, arrived on the 10Th The steamers
Perensey and Index had sailed to run the
blockade. The new steamers Georgiana, Nc
Cav and Lynx entered for the same trade and
arrived from England.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

SERGEANT MAJOR EDwARDP P. LIGHT, wounded
In enc Of the recent esvsl battles in Virginia iG
At the Douglas Hospital, doiaE we'll. HIG fest was
upen his forehead AID killed the horse he was
riding. comrAde diSnsuuted, and, Eivirs him
his horse accompanied him to the rear. The sur
geoh At hrst only saw his forehead wound, and
Questioned him awhile about II, to which he re-
piled leiaurelv. Finally he asked him II that was
All. "All, except I've lost my iost" was his reply.
The BufgeoA Haid he never saw q man ride IN 40
eoolly with the less OF a foSt before.
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The ESCAPE of tho Captain OF the Grey
hound.

There is considerable speculation about the
captain of the Greyhound, who escaped afler the
vessel was captured. The plea is set up that the
Greyhound was British vessel, commanded
by British captain, who possessed a British
sailing masters certificate. This is all very
well as far as 1t goes, but it so happens that
George Ii. Brier, who was Captain of the
Greyhound, and escaped so mysterlously, is
well known to Captain Fox, Assistant secre-
tary OF the Navy. They sailed together In the
same ship before the war, and it is matter of
record that the same George II. Brler entered
the service of the rebel navy after the rebellion
commenced, and at the time of his capture
was rebel naval officer This is susceptible
of proof. Belle Boyd's assertion TO the secre-
tary of the Navy, therefore, that she was cap.
turcd on board British ship, is all humbug
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FROM DENVER CITY.
A Flood-ersst Dsstr truotion OF Property
Loss OF Life.

DENVER CITT, May 22.-Cherry Creek, which
has been dry within and several miles above
this city, since 1859, suddenly filled with water
al midnight on the 10th Inst, overfowlng lie
banks, submerging West Denver, and doing
immense damage to property.
Fifteen or twenty persons have been drowned.
and about ffty dwellings swept away.
Large numbers OF cattle and sheep are
drowned.
Among the dwellings destroyed are the
Rocky Mountain NeioS office, the City Hall, and
several other brick buildings.
All the bridges across Pattee and Cherry
creeks were swept away and hundreds Of farms
for miles above and below them, with their
growing crops, were completely ruined.
Some places are covered with water from sir
10 twelve inches deep.
Tho loss Of property is estimated at over
million OF dollars,
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"THn cRIsIs WHICH THRHLTIrID TO DIVIDE
IHr IRnHps OF TB UMoH u PAsT.n
II sHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT or CONGRESS"
u PROCLAIM FULL FAADoH TO ALL WHO
SoInnII sWHAR TO HHNcxToRTH FAITHFULLY
sUProRT, PROTECT, AND DuuD Tu CoHBTI-
TUrIcS OF Tn UHTHD sTAIHs, AHD TH1 Uuou
o. TES sTATss THERSuNDHR,"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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The delegates recently elected by the re-
spective wards to constitute the City Union
Convention ofBaltimore assembled last evening
to adopt measures for the future election Of
eleven delegates to represent the city of Baltl.
more In the Union State Convention, to b.
holden on the sth Of June, to elect Presidential
electors for the ensuing campaign.
Mr.. ]. Frank Bryson, OF the Fifth ward, Of.
fered tho following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted, the hall reSounding with
the applause given on the reading of the one
relating to President Llncoln
Whereas, a National Convention of the
Union Party has been called TO meet In the
city Of Baltimore, on the 7th day of June next,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
President and Vice President of the United
States; therefore, be II
RESOLVED, That we recognize in the selection
of this locality by the National Executive
Committee, not only the consideration of con-
Venience and accessibility to all parts Of the
country, bu. likewise well merited compli-
ment to he unqualified loyalty of a majority
OF our citizens.
I'd. Resolved, That We cordially approve of
tho action of the Mayor and City Council in
providing a suitable and ommodiOus building
for the meeting of said Convention.
Sd. ResolUed, That the prevailing sentiment
OF our Union people is fixed and unalterable in
favor Of the denomination and reelection of
Abraham Lincoln, and we are utterly opposed
10 The scheme for postponement Of the nomi-
nation, believing 1t to be without foundation in
reason, contrary to the popular will, mischiev.
Gus In Its tendency to cause dissensons in our
ranks, and calculated to open the way for a tri-
umph OF the enemies of republican liberty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

Nor SATISFIED WITH GRAST.-The "speclsp
Of the Enquirer, of the 18th, is not at all sails
aed with Gen. Grant, and says "Any other
General but Grant would have several days
ago recroSSed the river and acknowledged
himself whipped"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

ARNoERD VEsSELs.--We are indebted to the
Secretary of the Navy, through the courtesy of
the Chief Clerk Of the Department, WIN.
FArAn, Eco, for copy OF the interesting
Report Of the Secretary OF the Navy upon
Armored Yeaaels.n
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VAsHIHoroE, April 4, 1884.


Mr. J. Z. HAllsnbsek has been, appointed ou
AGENT to receive subscriptions and advertisement
for the EEFvpLicAH from the citizens Of Alexan-
dria and vicinity. Mr.. Hallenbeek's Newspaper
And Periodical store IL At IFS King street., four
door, below the Provost MarshAls once, AlsxAn-
driA. Va
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BoUHTT TO THE One HUNDRED DArs, Vol
UNTHERs.-Both branches OF the Baltimore
City Council have passed the ordinance which
originated In the second branch, providing for
the raising Of two regiments OF one hundred
days volunteers, by paying bounty of $50 to
each non-commissloned officer, musician and
nrlHnln
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n r FL G l A L .


hEADo'Rs PEoYosT MARSHAL AND BOARD orr
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, J
WAsHIS0ToN ID. c., May IS, 1854.
The Board Of EnrSlnent of tho District Of Co.
lumbA will be In session At the ofAoe OF the Pro-
Vost Marshal District Of COlumbiA corner OF Four
leenth street IAd New York avenue, daily (Sun.
day's excepted from II o'clock a. IN. to O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose OF hearing QfsRsmsiisn
from draft for the following causes, ViIi
AlienAse,
Non.reBldenoe,
UnBuitAblenesB OF Age,
MAnifCAt phyalcAl disability, and
Two years. service during tho present war,
either In the Army OF Navy.
Citizens are requested to fuFnlsh information AZ
to perhonS who are AOt enrolled, or who are trying
to svade enrolment a. It's equally for the in
tsrsEt Of each person enrolled 10 place upon the
Enrolment Listp all persons liable to do mill.
taTy duty, 90 that his own chance Tor draft shall
not be uBjuStly increased,
HENRY A. sCHEETZ.
Captain and Provost Marshal
my26-h District Of Columbia,
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MELEE IN FIGHTING ALLEY.-Brlan Marley.
David Jackson, and Patrick Bremen were arrcEtsd
this afternoon by ofhcerH Skinner Garrett, and
kutzner, OF the Island precinct, on the charge Oh
nghtinS In the locality generally knSwn A. Fight.
Ing Alley, They are all soldiers. One Of them
was severely cut across the head, and was con.
VeJed to the Armory Square hospital. A oolorod
Of them Whs hit him across the left eye doing, II
feared, serious injury They were taken 10 the
stAtionhouse, where they are at present locked up
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

A REX AssAULTED.-GeorgeO Oliver, black
smith, was arrested yesterday afternoon BY
the charge of committing an assault and battery
on an old man named Anthony Rex. He was
called BY Rex veiy approbrious name, which
to bail for court
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ARRIVALS AND CLEARANcBs, CUSTOM HOUSE,
P0RT o. GEoROETowS, May Is, 1884 -CicGred2
Buck, Jersey City; Sch. Artist, Orthen, Laurel
Deli Sch J. s. Campbell, Murphy Viennai ( h. W.
Emory Harper, Baltimorel Sch. s. MAiTs, .ApAn-
dale, St. Mary'sj Sch. D. s. Page HAryord Cherry
stonei sehr. Martha WAshingtoB, Harden, 81
MAry'si Sch. American Banner, Ellis, Gut Land
ingi Sch, J. g. MAypsls, Bundle, St. MGry'si Sch.
r. A. AdAmsi Sch Morris, Edwards, Jersey City.
sch. America, Medley, st. Mary's, Sch. s. L. Har
rlngton ApPlesArthl PhiladelPhiai Sch. J. PaTkorj
Seward, fhilAPelphiAi sloop Eliza Ann, Brown,
Cherrystohei barge Missouri, MioAntss' Wadeis
Bays steamer Haze, Bokler, New York, Gehr. Fly
ins Dragon, Daniels, Bostoni str. G. 5. Wright
Dennis, New York; schr. Kate, Hope, HaVre dc
GrAset barge w. b. BroundeR, Jackson, white
Houaej Gchr. @. Washington, GusSstt, PatuxentI
sehr, A. R. Wallace, PAtuxenti barge George
Warrington, Machee, White House; sohr. Elmira
Mary, Baltinorel Schr. Marion, MoNamArA, HAVre
de q ace; aehr. hiDB Dove, Johnson, dol schr, J,
G. Campbell Murphy, Vienna.
ArttVed.-Sohr. G. B. Wright, Dennis Now York
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RIOTERS ARREsTED.-George Spates and
noon, by PAtrolmAn Carroher, on the charge OF
participating In the riot at the park on Monday
night. Their cases will be Investigated on satuf-
day next BY Justice Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-25

FooT RAoB.-A foot race came off yesterday
afternoon, At th- Piney Branch TrottIrg Course
which excited an unWonted degree Of Intersst
The race wns one hundred yards, with a ruapinT
s'art,tor $500 side. young man named Thomas,
from Rhode Island, was matched against A New
Je-ley hoy. Of whom nothirg was known here, en-.
eep' that he was called "The Unknnwnn The
Rhode Islander was the favorite at 500 to s1B be-
fore the race, and cohBde FAble meney vA6 laid AZ
that odds The Jerseyman won by half a yard or
so, and the time 10 reported as et iecondG IT was
was extraordinary. f'T
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The GOLD CAsB.-The case of Psyton w..
sweeny Huyek, the bankers, which has bean 90,
cupying the attention Of the Cirsuit Court toI
jury rendered verdict In favor Of the Defendants