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SOUTHERN LANDS.
A Washington dispatch says

a Washington dispatch says:
An interesting report has just reached
the General Land Office from a special
agent in regard to the archives belonging
to public land Offices in Mississippi and
Alabama The Register Of the United
States Land Office, at Montgomery, Ala,
has received the act Of Congress, sp-
proved June 2lst, 1866, Withdrawing all
the lands in that State from market, ex-
cept by entry under the Homestead law.
AS the lands owned by the Southern
people cannot, under the terms Of the
Presidents pardon, be seized by the
Radicals and sold for the benefit Of the
Government, or given to the negroes,
Congress appears to be resolved that the
public lands remaining in the South
shall not be acquired by the rebels. To
this end an act has been passed,
granting out of these lands, home
steads for negroes and such white
trash as curse the South and
swear By THAD STEVENS The rebels y
are not permitted to acquire homesteads
under this act until, in the estimation Of
Congress, the negroes and said white
trash shall have had ample time to ab
sorb all the best acres Gen HowARI
has sent out instructions to the Agents o.
the Freednen's Bareau to afford every
facility in their power to the consumma
ton ofthe objects Of the measure Their
duty Is, 70 hurry sp the landed cakes
force each freedman into the dignity Of q
land owner, and, before the expiration o.
SIX months, have nothing left in the way
q bonesteads for the secesh to acquire
L n0r appears that all lands hereto
fore r1dject 10 entry, have been with
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drawn from market For whatpnrposeY
To enable the negroes and the loyal
white trash - to absorb them under the
Homestead act, from the beneiis Of
which the Southern gentleman are exI
cluded. This act we regret % say was
onrroved by President JOHNSON
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Extract Buchu
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
HELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract sarsaparilla,

HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract sarsaparilla,
For purifying the blood, removing all chronic
Constitutional diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. and the only reliable and
efTectual known remedy for the cure Of Scrofula.
III the Bones. liberation of the Throat and Legs,
Blotches. Pimples on the Face, letter, krysip-
elias. and all scaly eruptions Of the skin.
AND BRAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not few Of the worst disorders that affect
mankind arise from the corruption that accu-
mulstes in the blood. of all the discoveries
equal in effect Helmbold's Compound Extract
Sarsaparilla. 1tcleanses and renovates the blood
instis the yigor Of health into the system. and
purges out the humors which make disease. 1t
stimulates the healthy functions of the body and
expels the disorders that grow and rankle in
the blood. Such remedy that could be relied
on on, has long been sought for. and now, for
can depend. Our space here does not admit Of
certificates to show its effects. but the trial Of
single bottle will show the sick that IL has vir-
tues surprising everything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract of Sarsapa-
rilla added TO a pint of water is equal to the
Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully equal
TO Z. gallon Of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla. or the
decOctiOn as usually made.
os- These Extracts have been admitted 20
use in the United States army, and are also in
very general use in all the State hospitals and
public sanitary institutions throughout the
land, as well as in private practices, and are
considered as invaluable remedies.
See Medical properties Of Buchu. from Dis
pensatOry Of the United States.
See Professor Dewer's valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
Physic. Of Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. Ephraim M'Dowcll,
a celebrated Physician and Member OF the
Royal College Of Surgeons. ireland. and pub
lished in the Transactions Of the King aud
Queens Journal.
See MedicO ChicurTical Review, publiskeib
Surgeons.
See most ofthe late standard works Of neil
cine.
Extract Buchu, "Sarsaparilla-" Sold By all
druggists. PriBcipal depot-Helmbolds Drug
nd Chemical Warehouse, 59t Broadway.
marl6-myl6-lyin
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M EpIcAL.
MEDICAL.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

LOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM IN
II discretion. The exhausted powers Of Ma
ture which are accom- panied by SO many alarm
disposition to Exertion, Loss Of Memory, Wake
fulness, Horror of Disease. or ForebOdings of
Evil; in fact, universal Lassitu9e. Prostitution,
and inability to enter into tho enjoyments OF
society. .t
The constitution. once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of medicine to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
Hembolds Extract Buchu invariably does. If
Insanity cnsues.
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Prussian army, and Mr. SWITZERLAND
EDWARDS, for the samc paper, in the Aus
brian army Mr. l.. NJ. srRAuss, for
the Daily Telegraph, in the Prussian
army, and MI. EpwAnp DIdrS, for the.
same paper, in rhe Austrian army;
GeondE Auousrrs lA-forthe Te'e-
graDl i'm Venetia.
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B0~ The La Crosse Republican pub
fishes an authoritative statement that
Gen. WAsHBuRS will not be candidate
for the United States Senate and greatly
desires the reelection Of Senator HowE.
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HELMROLD,S

FL u ID II x L X a CT Is U y II u,
In affections peculiar to Females" g une-
qualed by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis
or Retention. Painfulness, or Suppression OF
Customary Evacuations, liberated or Schirrus
state of the Uterus; and all complaints incident
TO the sex, whether arising from habits OF dis
sipation, imprudence in, or the decline or
change in life.
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u.s. The wife of JOIN MIcHAELs, OF
Bethany, New York, finished hoeing po-
tatGes on Friday, and on Monday gave
birth to three daughters-one weighing
lll, another lit, and the third l03
pounds-all as lively as Guinea pigs.
cSS- A Naples letter-writer says: NJ
THALBRRGs time has not been spent in
vain the great musician has become a
large grower of grapes, and what is more,
2. hrsst rae wlhes.ni go J lE11nl.l
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H@- An Italian journal says that a
Miss GRANT. relative of the American
General of that name, has given Carl
BALD 1000 francs for the relief of neces-
sitous volunteers. Js t
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ss- Several ex-Confederate officers
have arrived in Galveston from Mexico
They report the country to be too dan
gerous to live in, robberies and murders
being daily Occurrences. am
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p4- Though 6fy-one years have
elapsed since thebaiile of Waterloo, there
stiIl survive about 200 Of The British Of
fcers who bore part in that great con
L.
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81 Ugly prima donnas choose
Lncretia BOrgia" for their debuts,
because the FIRST siabza is sung masked
A singer lately triumrbed, in Paris, by
this strategy.
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CARLoTTA PATTI has recovered from
her severe indispostion. She intends
remaining for some time at Boulogne,
with view to the complete restoration
of her strength, previous to undertaking
a tour through the principal towns in
France towards the end Of the year.
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ba5 JoHs AcCLaiS refused 70 hold
The June Tern Of the Court for DE Kalb
coaniy, Tenn, on account Of fhe pre-
yiogs ipierierenes Of Gen. THosls
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cay The youngest son of HENRY A.
WISE, JoHS S. WISE, received the med
die awarded by the University of Vir-
GINA, to the best debater He is said to
be graceful and fluent orator, and pos
sess some of the fire which sparkled in
the old man thirty years ago.
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nTThe principal war correspondents
sent to Germany and Italy by the Lon
don daily journals are as follows: Mr.
W. h. RUSSELL, for the Times, in the
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USE HELMBOLD,S
FLUID xTRAC B o C

F L UID e x T r A G d U c ID
In all diseases Of these organs. whether exist
in MALE" or . Female" from whatever cause
originating, and no matter how long standing;
II Il pleasant in taste and odor, immediate"
In action, and more strengthening than any of
the preparations Of bark or iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slight
NAV be the attack of the above diseases. II is
certain to affect his bodily health, mental pow
ers, and happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid of
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DsS~ Cards have been received in
Washington announcing the marriage of
Mr.. SIDNEY EVERETT, son of EDWARD
EvERErr, to Miss KrrrY Fay, a Boston
hciress
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Bzr Mr.. B. B. BARKER, a miller Of
Aberdeen, Mississippi, sdvertises through
the E1aMfner that be viii grind corn for
poor people ofthat vicinity free q charge.
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eeA- The New York World says; I'VE
arepleased to learn from Mr., ANDREW
JACKSON DAVIS that the spiritual world
is made from life points, sent out from
the chemical coalition of the planets
Further and early information on the
same subject will be always acceptable,
and, if used, will be literally paid for.
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ES5- Among the fifteen hundred ladies
who signed the petition for female en-
frsnebisement, presented to the House
Of Commons by Mr. Hill, were Mrs
soHERynLE and HARRIET MARTIxEAU.
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Dar Two policemen have been arrested
q Galveston foT interfering with ToWdy
negro soidiet Who wascrsaiing disturb
ance a. a circus
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July l3-The loss by
the burning of Briggs print and dye
works yesterday, amounts to $2,OOO,0OO.
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b. Mr. FoEEEs1's receipts for bic
6rss ten.uighs al MAguirs' 9 Opera House,
San Francisco, are said to be 81. 900 10
gold.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Without Reserve or Limit.

NNE WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
w bidder, ON the premises, few hundred
yards beyond the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad depot
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win adorn the residence Of PAEAY STE
VEINS, Esq, in Fifth avenue.
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16y- The losses by FIRE throughout the
United States for the six months just
elapsed amounted to 81, 000, 600
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uneonaInanal Unionists.

John Minor Boits, Of Virginia, made a
Radical speech in Baltimore the other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13
HELMBOLD'S

FLUID ExTRACT BUCH U
NNe AND Hi-
IMPROVED ROSIE WASH
viii radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation at
little expense, little or no change in diet no
Inconvenience or exposure; completely super
seding those unpleasant and dangerous RENE
dies Cnnaiba and Mercury. In all these diseases.
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D0-rhs statute Of cLEorA4HA, by W.
v sToET, has srrivsd IN New Ycrk, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13

eGA. a boy in, Worcesier,, Massachu-
Sets, Recently found $4,000 in the street,
The owner rewarded him to the extent
of dollar Exchange. IN
Later reports, deemedreliable, put the
reward at a dime ,Wsqld 4 man man, Of that
place be fool enough to give an honest
boy dollar foafnding and returning to
him the sum of $500 he had lost?
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psg-The vicksbdrg Herald learns that

gsB-The vicksbdrg Herald learns that
tee United States Government has pur-
chased portion of the Edwards
tract" about two miles north Of that
city, which is to be converted intoa Gem
etery for the dead of the Federal army,
who fell in that neighborhoodG The price
paid was $4,000, ,.r,.g., 2
gsy- Mrs anna Cora RlTcrfiE is living
in London, and is the correspondent of
the Home Weekiy, Balimprs Gazette
and Daily Neps She lost her all by
her husband investment il Confederate
bonds, and the failure of her voice by
bronchitis puts the stage out of the ques-
ton. t
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DIED.

SMITH, edrick Slack infant son of w. J.
and NJ. A. K. Smith, mt Grand Junction, on the
morning of the 18th. Mt IA o'clock. Aged II
months and 7 days. DisGase-teething and
summer complaint.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13
ON THURSDAY. JULY ssTH,
FIFTY VALUABLE CITY LOTS

belonging TO John C. Saint.
The title has been examined, and is found to
be clear and unquestioned.
Every one. observing the growth of the city,
is aware of the fact that the progress of inn
provements is toward the southern portion, and
that il will be but short time until beautiful
residences and business houses will adorn the
elevated grounds about Fort Pickering.
The street cars already run near this property,
and the charter authorizes their extension be-
yond it. We announce this sale with q conf
dence that such an opportunity is seldom Of
fered to purchase for speculative or building
purposes, such valuable property, in the most
elevated portion of the city, and which will
doubtless improve in value 100 per cent. in
twelve months. We earnestly request the at
tendance OF every person who wishes to make
investments in real estate. Ample refresh
ments win be prepared. The sale will be posi-
tive. tH ~ 900
TERMS-ODe- third cash remainder in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with trust deed
to secure deferred payments.
Plots Of the ground can be seen at our Office,
Ne. 81 South Court street.
jyl2-2w Real Estate Agents.
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PRIz Es GAS HE'D

Sent Free Upon Application.
ORDERS MAY BE SENT By MAIL OR
" or express, ~ addressing
GEO. W. VAN V0AST,
No. 20 dayoso street,
Zone door from Main
jyll-lm or Box S3s. Memphis. Tenn.
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Liberal Discount to the Trade

KEROSENE LAMP HEATER CO..
lyl3-2N 90 Pear street, n. i. !
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Notice to taxpayers.
OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
Real Ezfatel

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
(Real Estate,l
MEMPHIS. TEsS., July II, 1866
urHE CITY TAX ON REAL ESTATE. FOR
the seth corporate year, ending June Goth. 1866.
became due and payable on the LIST inst Delin-
quents are therefore notife to pay the said tax
on or before SATURDAY, the flst inst. other
wise their names will be reported to the Honor
able Board Of Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners. and distress warrants issued as the law
ia such cases provides and directs.
r. l.. WARNER.
jylS-st City Tax Collector.
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arapA in Veneiia.

Berthe New York World says tina,
Miss KATE BArEMAS- contemplates re-
htiring from the stage cause, impaired
health. During the autumn and winter
she win make a tour OF the principal
cities, coming asf,rs South as New Or
leans. Her agent is Mr.. G. W. Tayieure,
mhoAs goiugto organize astar Company
for her, containing Mrs LANDER, Miss
MAGGIE MlrcnELL, and Mr.. G, +, Rows.
II T-I-TTtT-
GeD''S. MORGAN Smith, ayoung Amer
lean citizen of African descent and
native lof Philsdelphia hhs recently APP
peared in England AS a iragedian, and Is
arranging for tour of the Provinces
HE has Appeared hsl 0lhello. Hamlet,
Macbeth, Lear Richard Ill, and in other
leading parts his greatest success thus
far having been as Shylock '
n sffBss k---- - , = ~--@-A% ESg
B@~The Petersburg, Virginia, Express
says: at is said that HOWELL Com
has recently come outin favor Of grant
ing suffrage 10 the negroes and then
leleciipg item 10 Congress 10 occupy
seats with the Northern Radicals. lie
will commence earlyihis month tostump
the State in favor of this theory and
President JOHNSON
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Official Drawings of the Missouri Stats
Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS No. 427-JULY II. 1866.
SO, 6, SO, Al, 8, 35, 81, SO, II, u, l9,
sc, g. a7
CLASS No. 428-JULy u. 1866.
%, l3, le, II, 62, GO, 30, Al, SO, IS, 4,
81, 6, l, SO.
Returned to managers June 18th. ticket 49, 46.
81. with prize Of slO,l65
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

AIfxoED Tmxyr AID REcKvrSo srotEx CooDs Michael
Doaohue lad about nineteen years Of age arrested
- the Fourth precIncs police The charge Of ssslng
swo peoes o. closh valued nj cas-, from David Issky,
Going business No 100 Broadway. The prisoner con-
ses.sd his guilt and ssid no had given the goods 70
arrange boy 70 deliver 10 Thomss Molonsy tailor 81 No
% Oliver street who soil them Donohue further
saaed that various other times he had sold Moio
sey goods which he had parioned rom Mr. Issky Two
psces Of the stolen goods were found In pcss-ion %
koiney By officer Van Name, of the Fourth precinct
and identified by the The tabor accordingly
srvessd for receiving stolen goods with guilty know
edgs and Justice Hogan committed both prisoner 10 the
rombs for TRIAL Moioney enphstrsiy denies knowing
that the cloth Jeff with him by boy had bean soleu
and says he give tbs best Of references for honesty
CaUcHr IN BAD ConyAsr.--Ata late hour on Saturday
aisht Mr. yohn Greenwocd, OF No 60 Frost street. foil
N tn yosihs kns~n JOAN Prince alas Gsssap
Stephen Hayes alias Rooney, ssd tvo others whose
names are unknswp. Mr.. Greenwood drank frse'y aud
while passing though Fletcher street ~ the party
thrust hs hand tsfo Ar Grs~nwsods vcst pocket ami
uGaois therefr0m silver wscb, which missed mms-
Aissely afterwards. The victim cried fsr h~lp. whoa
up ana arrested Prince snd Hayes bot their
cd with the plumber Mr. Greenwood ios money
a the sams time but he unable 10 testify the
amount yussscs Hogan committee the prisoners fos
trial
Cauurr ~ rns Acr -'xs,ure's crest second course
% luxury greatly 70 be desired by eli men, and good
p.strss Of grss, assistance 10 aiding tho conrmrns-
ssor o. this much coveted boon. 70 thought Edmund
Murphy vhsn he vent into wsntworths store No Toe
xVrsry pR tpiarda snsvnces ssf and selscssd one VI
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Notice 90 maEe0ers.
ATLANTIC. cAsssr fslAsps-uEsD t1at Ar rscHt.
guuaA vour, rAsssm0rr fsLsNr
owes, ADNfsAErwl
I0~p0r. Msy - t3c1
Ths nalser % Marine Il Madrid has gwen ngs> that
and .ier he s,h d.y % Jer 80 ght vn ~ snhbtsi
FROM rrentiy eretef P~chign~ra PoiuA the
rss1th re~t rffrrrrs Of Isaxarete leland.
Thn HIGHT hred whifs light "a Asvation ~ 81
ssw~ level 81 the ard In clear weather
shoaif ~ FROM distance VI ~ miles
the fourth orarr -. ..-.., -,
n ..s 9. .s.s -. rs . s ~ y isa s1
wsssos fsowrs Az saot
Afso lhe isfh fsg - August, iss two Sues rcd
barber lxh2e Instead o. the bserons VII b ~sss
ilshed a Port Sscs, The east side Of TIE tsisnd
above IL .s o. tks sea- s6d cicsr weather shoa y
visible e distance " mii@s ne vpp>v hshs WI W
sbeu, is yards fprssr ini.n1 ts~t ssss ssd visible
ies ne ish n Hoe LEAD ou<h he snsrsnes
70 ross Nsos Si Tho channel narrow sad shoo bs
cEo ixss7 sfcHAaDs' Hysrersps.s.
AsssscA sovrssAss oosr-ue-r vssss1 wsAs rArs.A
% - PLAZA.
HvDsoaaaruN OWES, AnwfnAtfTv
L0Npcs. Mav ~. I~E
u. sssisa " tho por q sVsssraso b. nv.a no''ss
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the value q twelve dollars forsstsing m mn satsoson
- bis CHOICE the necessary condition precedent TO hrs
being permitted % carry sway, paying for the same
VIM H. Pardee, clerk In the store, was les sbsorbed
and reminded him Of hs nsgsct BY giving him In charge
OF an ocer on an allegation Of larceny Justice 6hand.
10y committed him IN default OF ball sFN
WARNING 10 BArHERs -06acers Hildreth and McCosksT
OF the Twenty second precinct, yesterday morning ar
rested four men who were found bathing at the foot Of
eixtysecond street. North river and brought them be-
fore Justice Kelly They fined each dollar and
cautioned against any future violation or the law forbid
ding bathing In exposed placcs
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nEInW


rrsBiyo FLnKr OIouczsrxa--Thc Gloneester Asver.
tser publishes list Of foryone vessels ADDED 70 n IL
fshina fleet % Gloucester during he past nx months The
cost o. thee sscis about 80 800 apiece making
second that been breught
trct ana up about half million 81 dollars that
thus invested property that
a several other ,e.se sre buidns or have
the summer and fall, which viii swell number up
wards ~ ffy ss-the largest number built ~ one
Daring the entire OF 1885 there
were bat thirty vesscis added - the neet
The following gives summary OF ne vesssis IN The
hsrsors Of New York, Bys,on. Phlsdspha, Baltimore
Charleston Savannah, Mobile ana New oris~as ~ tss
latest aeoounts from each of thoss portss--
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PLEASURE PLACES.
Ous Saratoga Springs CorrespsnAsnse.
6ARAroaA GRlrNoa luna n lodd

OuS saratoga Syringe O0Fresp0n4enee.
HARAroaA gsaIsos, June -, 1900.
Ssosfsa " Saratcoa-rhs Raos-ArisaI u Hss&
Our fashionable has fully opened and our
elegant hotels and boarding houses bong rapidly
hlied BY seekers for pleasure and health. How de-
hghtul to refugees from the heat and foul cir Of cities
are the magnificent shades pure breezes and health
giving waters Of saratogai Here the out body and
mind OF the hborous Of business roinvgor
aed aud the pale cheek or beauty is made to bloom
afresh. as by magic II were called upon to define
ne 81 max OF human happiness, should call 10
The time intervening between the seasons Ia invariably
hence the os By Are Of %S Of our
most popular hotels quite - many guests can now DO
accommodated - At any former period. e..sg
The races which the most popular OF all amuse.
ncns here will take place this earlier usual
commencing tho 2sd day OF July. Those best in.
Number OF racehorsss than ever assembled here before
.iI be pre- ent and new champions will be in the eld
lucky, ArcoIs Fleetwng, &C. must look well 70 thor
aures New contestants OF pretensions Are
ssrs yinsn walt for them Among these are Mr.. Blu
Sos OF Rncgold, both IN fine condition. and booked
via Captain Moore "a also here with q string
n his life) q It's head Mr. Aiexanderss success
~. stable, six In number, have arrived DR..
spoy @ .n sSga sn %
rennock has three, which have just passed into the
Sands OF Mr. Coyle as trainer. Our gay young friend,
q Bush, ha- select string Of four including Fleet
wing, At the mention Of whose name Hush unfortunately
SLasntens himself up and looks dehancc Mr.. Clay 10
pare with part OF his stable, and his favorte Groy,
2rtner 10 kentucky is daily expected 70 arrive from
Kentucky The stables OF Messs Ward and hc0rah and
several others, are also the ground Among those
Jet 70 arrive, the stables OF Messrs Watson Hunter
MOTIFS, Cameron, Mcdaniel &C., whose presence may
= rehd upon With such array Of splendid animals,
re cannot fail to have meeting Of very extraordinary
Interest," and to express doubt that the grand stand
~. GA ny Dc nied TO Overlooking with the loyelest Of
MORALS would be libel upon the good taste Of Amer
can ladies'