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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

ITOR SALE--Twa brOwn-stone front no Uof.S
ON gitst 100 feet west q Ehihave sonih sac n"
The best manner price, @lIHl Apply
Nm BEDRII. the premises, or We III West lmrg-ln,
I OTIS on Summit Hill, Nest One-hundred-
Grade high ground sA IN
rye particular the hes, located lots in New ora iI JUN
inr Apply to ". JENNINGS DEMoRESI No. as bo4a1,-.
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN On
AVE- 'iii $. w BETEDICT Nos I ard Pne,t
MONEY 10 LOAN on BOND and MORT
WI tGF, l5rce OF small suns improved property the city
Of New-York. Apply 70 w. a vi !. vi. : .-He-ss-
ID EMOVAL.
ned has removed he Real Estate once ron os anu
Pine In the 6t Finest where be will be happy to
ace all HE friends parties wishing purchase sell real estate
=, II, =, ohtoin Iosps s. w BENEDICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
MORRIS WI
VRUSTEE's SALE

q VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS IT TON .
LUDLOW 90. will sell at auc 90 TUESDAY May a.
ocock Sasroon. No M Broaivay Trinity lhi'
ing Neaio By order OF hs rtccs the Newiok Hotel Com
,,,n,so>,
YBgY VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK. FIFTH aud MADISON
AVIS snd FIFTY NINTH ADD SiNfiBIhSf. LOIh--PcTemp'
sale 81 the plot u oaa which The ho ws 20 be erected
Fnh Of the Central Park ni fronting The sane
w be separste sh the usual privileges of 1oihg
sold The highest bdcr There Is property N New York
located sud future value The lots fronting
Fah smnenty calculated f be highest class residence or
fashionable hotel The street nl lots 10 near tue Fak VIII
desirable fdencs The whole block viii be rsrcd
according the Murray il restrictions AMI no PIT
stables viii be- os e 10 BE- but within ieet OF the front
street lots the and all public stable. Viii be
poh1i The lots the west ui ,ah Oh Fth ave are held W
hs, class parties The the entrance Of the Pk one OF tue
ntercstng sni beautiful The Contemplated architectural improve
m.R will highT enhance the besaty Of the location.
Map. &C.. apply 60 The aaotioncer. (sRa)
V'lIE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
Will Offer at AUCTION TUESDAY May e. lAI At II Ociock
M Il the Msebsnts Eschangs. Boston.
OsB MILLION TWO HUNDRED FRRr or LAND on COunbus
West Chester Park No,hAmpcn Springfield
Worcester Concord Rutland NsWtOn Pembroke Bookne Canon
nsrmo1 sauhope Jamss kteter Marlborough st. Terms
hDd condition. nalc ka9Ns week before e sale by order Of the
Directors, ~ MAIIbN y President
g. T. w. BRAAAN Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
by Z. II. LUDLOW g. Co., AuctiOnecrs,
ID No. 3 iiHcs.
EXTENSIVE SALE
oY
BUILDING lots. BrIknEADs,
WATER RIGHTS, &c,
r.a1 oE ,ns or Iar l,rs W. erHTrgDE erInEa

Tie r.d,rigpsi EXECUTOR &C., orer TO SETTLE THE rs
TATE all ofeF a public auction At he Btlangc sac'roo n" III
B,,.s, on MONDAY Gh Nay and the following days about go
LOTS foatirg on Forle,h Poryan Focoud and oryhri
81. hue,n the ayc AMI East also lot the Second and
Frtste between Thriy-nnih anl Foy u, also the entire
BLOCKS ~ Land and he Est River from Thirty
rIai g. F,TtT .ecan,ts with tie BULKEADs Water Rights Ss
ne lie bon. hsi~ecu tie E River we'll adapted
Co,rcial and Bu'nsss purposes The ,atoH 81 w -
tsitrsf admits Of The most thol0gl ,eitee llsns
ni readers tbs part n De property very desirable
sale. Mp m be- adJ four d' bf1e ne sale az The once 81 e
scf, charge u a. per lot - per cent 1T jane nst Wien dccS
sl te delivered. Per remain bond and mortgage,
tanning the s n- od other clause tor ATee years. Nth Interest
WALTER { CUTTING Executor. L.. 40 70 Beaver-st
CINCINNATI STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
" IN complete oer M manufacturing sikOPs and SUGARS rh
At AUCTION
~. DO so ihe premises o Pearl and Plumb s, Cincinnati
MoNDlY. MAY - a. iol o.eoct A. NJ
tie property tlosn The Cincinnati Steam Sugar Refinery Mlchne
ispler2i vacuum Pan 10Y long diameter all complete
tBov-up.. most improved pattern ,.,
,pfndl Waineean kBgue, j. inches diameter feet inches
strobe (N'rs 4 Co uatrl
, boilers % iect loas coal Elevators. Small Eqgns &C.
~ F,er. sb,,inr. Cra,iing ana rovlerng Mn,
1900 % beet Bo.c C,al &C..
shipped With little ,Spsn,c there other refinery here All The
Rc4hev need ek any other trade than the local trade Of The city 10
be-. points fr sugar Rue IN ad"n 70 ms W" are 20 he hea
te district OF Che and j. ac known that sorghun
Gao be Manufactured into STRIP 1t lsrss rfoiL
100 IBIS HONEY Strip. very ln~
30 i,i. iMGfR siRiP very 6ae.
The Refinery wh la be sold ona cash balance I mssbs
JAMES H. SAWS Co, Aurtioneer.
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QUAKrEgSssrEH's OyTIcg u. $. ARsr.


lIINOI ODEi11 VIII ~ t'iI'
TyESDAY the 7th day Of MAY. At ~ o'clock Tor the
EGECri0Sofs CHAPEL Il PORT COLUMBUS Governors islAad
s. iaot % feet log ny ~ fret vide and IL et high - caves
Psas ami specifications for bo bdng an Ne seea this
Ohc All builders proposing bid requested ~ call and eIamine
Bidders sccOmpsBy ther proposals alta snaaAr--
gnei ~ so responsible prcs that case teir BIDS are scerte
The
sufficient surs Ia the OF (PfOJ Two Thousand dollars Tor tho
fsthhd performance thereof
Tbs Tinted states reserve privilege rejecting al 81 tire
bids sdssabr. Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals
R chapel Colupbns addressed tho unders gu
al further Information BY order T iteyo NJ Gen
t.G.s fEgaIis Assistant (SuaeTmn General g. r. A.
y md 4. O 81
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IN CONIRACTORS-Se Pronosals MI

rI'O CON1RACTORS.-Seal Proposals will
a.essed TO the Commissioner r the repairing 'n
the once Of the No % COu
49, witt O'clock SATURDAY Nays, 1901 for regulating agd
CiutOnst, Fai0ust 10 SerOnpae uh Trap B"s
Madison and other improved placements according psns and spe
which DO at tie ohce u TIE Engineer The Com
reserve the gb % reject all Of sid BIDS IS they
think IN tie interest u said improvement
By order Of The C09GisiOutE 49, ....-.-. -
Dooklrr Maya 1901
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DLATTSBURGH BREAKWATER.-Seal

DLATTSBURGH KWATER.-Sealcd
Proposals ~ received By The undersigned until the ) Of MAY
1907 tor MATERIALS aud LABOR or the repair VI the Beakwse 1t
PSsburgh n T., viz:
thousand % feet Of White pine Timber 2 inches square ia
siir = less haa 10 feet long.
nJ linear w pine Timber u incbe, diane
tcr. ties.
rboussad feet board Of Pine Psut inches thick.
ThOusaAd Pounds Wrougt Iron Spike, inches long.
rbOasasl cubic yards Rabbe Stone vel a from
10 10 119 pousds.
sai Spike to he delivered 81 Psbnrgh such
points sg si by tue undersgpe by hs authority The
Soae be delivered aod measured - h> B'e,isrates.
the Labor Of DEMONSTRATION OF The BfeakWat, which viii
down FAR TO low water and
present sling rebuilding with timber, aud
placing This labor should be stated at much pr cubic
foot linear foot and foot board Of hs lumber used aud should
proposal for the labor framing psHg together sod
contraction generally, exclusive Of materials
proposals Tor eah material aHd Tor lAho
The mode adopted s be essentially the IN the
existing work which bidders recommended 10 examine before making
proposals. . .... 80. 800,
q. 8 RBgte-rs Ohce. OsWego. n. y, April -. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

/ q. FOWLER, Wcstchestcr County Land
agent Twenty ihst corner hh Avenue Hotel has Farms aul
CeuuuJ sAE 20 RENT m oil parts the County
Two CAPITALISTS AND OT1ERS.-For
SALE II East Chester eligible piece Of LAND, embracing
AbOn 20 having large frontage tFo ds be l ol
village plots and sold for veg large prices; The popcy good
dwelling house barns aud al other otbuidnss making
desirable suburban rcsence sbol miles from WILLIAMS
bridge. Amply 10 HOMER MORGAN Ma. l.ue-st f1i3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

EAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, at Bedford
Il w,stchester Co y Y. 4 WILLIAMSON T. NJ. Principal 4
ts- only Isceve HsI session " APn29 For Cru's al
~ prfresu.
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3Estrnttion

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for LADIES, at
~ Poughkespse kush French Latin and Music Quarter hsgu
April u. Send l0r circular Rev. g. D. RICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

CENTRAL Normal Musical Conservatory
~ No West Twenty st. leU,es seventh Ehth
Piano voiu Gur Singing &c. Private Lessons $40 lnser
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GeIp h)antro .

A STEADY YOUNG MAN, who has been a
"a Department CLERK accustomed the Of pape Address
Boz 449lP. q.
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60 fei.
A FURNISHED
COUNTRY RESIDEN CE


family going to Europe May g. will let their COUNTRY HOME
planted greenhouse barn. private gymnasium and schoooom
and an Iceer. private bowling alley exercise Sc Ge For
,eular pouire Of ORANGE JUDD Editor Of American Aeutu
No. Al Park.Tow.
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A GENTS and all seeking profitable employ
"A ment should ;.95e at once the agency r + asS.{, ss
Just very pOpuar selling rapidly; clifton Address L. b..
TREAT Co, Publishers No. ga Broadway Hea York
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DOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT
stTary,oFn within ter minutes vak from depot Tie msn1on
large and onoous surr,d vth boz ara cola er Al al mod
m yrovcuefs There's gareTt cottage. con'e-ie so car
ge stables and al Necessary oUturrF nd e the hei
construction "a ~ coe Lni beautifully arranged
srtbe and slttc With sfatei rufs AL
~ The taat1lis " the tnesi
The Hudson on high ground ald tie from Tho premises
appreciated Ts TTcfy rl lie sold los
10 Ths furniture. which nearly v b oi Sh
aessd fef Ac apg 90 WILLIAM JAh -
Conn rr Il Records, y. \.
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6otels, Sc.
Drintlna.

CHAS. G.. SHELLEY, No. 6S Barclay-st.,
- STEAM JOB PRNrBR-Cai' Circulars, Blliiesd' Posters
catalogues, Gc, a tho lowest cash
~ nlLL-IiEADS A SPECIALITY
CYLINDER PRESSWORK DONE FOR fllE TRADE
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.
Il The very extensive and c'lelTated
WINCHRSTERS
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY,


\ L-Isndsnc cor TRY STAT and FtRM 4 rea %
convenient depot tasteful and oomnotus HOUSE Il rooms u
solid naItss dsterus, erethuy
desirable and n eIeeu order; hrge barn sag hoa.e neaty 900
photograph sifh JOHNSON NlLLfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
METROPOLITAN BOARD or REVENUE.

The Metropolitan Board OF Revenue met yesterday at
No SO Cedar street. and adopted the following resou-
TONS
Resolved That the resolution comforting upon B. Ehr
hart special agent of the Treasury Department certain
resd as Follows the said j. b. Ebr6ardt be as.
signed the charge of classifying and supernendng the
now assigned 10 distilled spirits and OIL subject 10 the APP
prova Of this Board and all said inspectors directed To
mitigation OF ibis order Said b. Ehrhardt
aciy proceed divide the Metropolitan district
sfy said inspectors 20 The end that hcy may be assigned by
him certain duties such subdstricis and changed from
time other subdstrcts all the dectiono Of
the Board be deemed best promote the
interests OF the government.
Resolved, That seizure Of any dsery rectifyns es
tsbshmeut other place OF business shall be made by
inspector special agent within the ten districts OF
New York and Brooklyn wirout first making examna-
OF the promises and reporting the result q such cxam
nation 70 this Board In session. to j. r. Messmore
Deputy Commissioner to the District Attorney OF ne
district in which the seizure 20 he made, and tns ony
the order Of said Board the order o. me mnnn
Comm ssoners, or advice OF said District Attorney
Deputy Commissioner Messmore dssenteo 70 tne
adoption OF the lrst resolution. Ihere was 10 onei
announcement Of seizures made YESTERDAY, ou rumoi
prevailed 10 distllcvy having oeen paee" unuei
the Of the revenue authorities
CONCERNING BONDED wAREHOrsA
TREASURY DKrlRrxxyr, OPTICS lSrERsM 81 kEvssrE
s nm, s,aced nv the Secretary OF the Treasury 20
notify Won that the following reguaron nas Deen aided
10 the regulations concsrnins ponoeo warehouses, 10
wit -Hereafter when disuIIeo sp.r.s are winurawn
~ ~ .n.s os package each package containing the
,rss Ia branNcd In such manner ~ TO show for what
nurnose they re4withdrawn The brand In each case
I'll, he ,.For rehabilitation "For rectincaon, For
VII ~ packager a the may DO Each collector
lii youire each etorekeeper to place the proper brand
an zach package before u leaves the warehouse. Very
Sesnectfully, r. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
saocs ESQ, Collector, Thir,y-second a's,res, New
vorI
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Dlstiliery Frauds.

Before Commissioner OHooyn.
The United States " Frederick WslpAal-The de.
PENDANT this case ID charged with running distllery
without license; and secondly, with removing spirits
from the establishment 2Sl West Thirteenth street, "a
place other than bonded warehouse, contrary to the
law Alderdice an sxprsssnan testified for the prose.
cuon that he had been engaged ON several occasions in
conveying whskey from the above named premises 10
various recfying establishments In the city. On one
occasion his wagon broke down, and while undergoing
repair the whskey seized This led 70 the arrest Oh
the defendant the subsequent charge against him.
There was defence offered but motion made TO dis
defendant was held to answer in $1,000 Mr. d. q.
Rollins Assistant United States District Attorney, APP
peared for the government
Another DIstillery Case.
The United States vs James d. KcDermott Ed'oard
d. Cos0rore and Peter Connolly charge against the
defendants is similar to the foregoing In both aspects OF
the case-running dstery without licsnse-and re-
moving whiskey therefrom without license. The
tabsnment IN this situated at I22 Clinton place.
The defendants having waived an examination were
held to answer in 81, 900 EACH Mr. Simons Assistant
United States District Attorney appeared for the govern
ment.
The Alleged Fraudulept Bond Case. '
The United States us Nathaniel Ldtoson aud Aaolpa
Archer-This case was again yesterday, the parties
being charged with obtaining whiskey by Of q
fraudulent bond with intent deraudthe United States
government Mr. Black, the principal witness for the
prosecution admitted his crossexaminaiion that he
had been acting for the government in the AFFAIR from
the drst while he represented himself as participation
the alleged fraud with the defendants, and in these
opposite characters receiving money from both partes
In the Of other necessary witnesses the furhok
hearing Of the case was adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

From the New Orleans Crescent July "a
Preparations for election In this state under the
conrolof the military authorities and pursuant 10 the
Congressional reconstruction plan, are progressing
Slowly, arns but surely me ss'urns o. sne various
tiers has about drawn to close and that NO hndrance
now remains to their al once Completing the duties as
Drawing up poll books al making arrangements for the
opening OF voting places at the Customary parocha pre-
disrc. commander will promasa.s the order directing
an election to be held for snbers OF CONSTITUTIONAL
convention.
The political complexion OF this convention seems to
be already decided beyond question. That II VIII %
overwhelmingly radical paere can scarcely exist doubt
a mass they will vote the radical ticket Long before
Congress had enfancb sed the political
began me work o. creating dstrus and Suspicion Oh anS
strengthen the neeling thus aroused have been re;
doubled since the prospects for winning substantial
definite shape No persistent and organized a.,
tompcs to counteract these evl influences have
expected that the colorcd persons who express
determination TO cooperate with the conservative
ny are 80 te% ana ,e 70
at this late day, enough c6lored people might possibly
be Influenced to elect delegates to the convention IN
few Of the parishes; but we believe would DC
impossible to materially reduce the large majority which
the radicals seem destined to have, and therefore
mne to make The best Of IT, The radicals are well
ganized in the shape Of Reconstruction clubs. Loyal
League lodges and companies Of the Grand Army one
or another OF these political societies embracing IN its
folds nearly every qualified black voter in the State,
all Of whom will 90 10 the pole. Tho whites on the
contrary, numbering but little more than half
the enrolled blacks, dishearened by the beral cond
tons imposed by Congress and the Wholesale dsfran-
chiscment the latest supplementary BILL have but
little If any organization, and many who ara registered
will refuse TO vote owing TO the apparent impossibi
This is not cheerful or encouraging picture; bat We
believe 1t to be faithfully true Its main features may
DO verified by referring to the subjoned tabular state
ment which contains the number OF voters registered
in every parish in Louisiana, made up from the re-
ports Of registration boards received BY Brevet Brgade
General Forsyth up TO the oath inst Whites and blacks
are given In separate columns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
GOVERNOR FekTls.

Governor Ftntop. accompanied by General George W.
Palmer, ComnAesry General Of ordnance; Colonel
Shepard OF the Governors s,ag and Captain stockley,
OF the Pardon Bureau, resumed bic visit 70 Sing Sing
Prison yesterday The Distinguished party arrived a.
sing Sing on shwsdsy afternoon about one o'clock. and
we're received 1T the prison by Judge johnson, the
Agent aud warGsn, end hsir Forrest, Inspector Of
prisors After having gone through large
portion Of tho institution seemingly with
much inieres. tho Governor accepted an invi.
tstion from G. c. North 70 visa him at his resi-
there during the night The remainder OF the party
we're well cared for al the prison. Yesterday visit was
made 10 the female department His Excelleney and
party evncea The utmost interest In every division Of
The institution and doubt highly grstfed with
the cleanliness aud order which prevailed on all sides
Oqe Of the principal features OF the visit wee the kindly
Disposition SHOWN by the CHEF Magistrate the state
S,lstenins 70 We ssorie Of large number Of the
fsrso1>kp tenon 70 Their claims for executive elem.
y "sA "'dops Nc Ief, for Albany ID tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



AWARD OF PRIZES Winning YAcHrs.-At the
meeting Of the Jersey City zach, Club on Thursday
night the prizes awarded by Judge Quae 10 the
winning yachts in the races on the 9Th Of June and 9th
OF july Tue gentlemen present were afterwards enter
tanned by Vice Commodore Schoonmaker.
THB LINCOLN CsLEBRArIoy. The anniversary Of emsn-
cipaton celebrated Thursday night in this city.
Speeches delivered by Benjamin Van Rlper Ben
amin Russell, President Weiss and sotbers There WAS
also some singing, followed by defamation.
ACCIDENT TO Boy--Yosterday afternoon a German
boy who resides a, 22s Newark avenue was sitting out
side the door, when child in the third story window
accidentally let fall pitcher containing waor upon the
boys head INJECTING deep cut and striking him sense
less He was taken of for medical treatment and
his condition Is so serious tina, the wound may prove
fatal
RrsAwAy AcunESr.-A horse attached TO a two seat
carriage, in which seated lady, named Watson,
her little and driver, took fright and ran away In
state street on Thursday evening. AZ the OF
High street tho wheels struck the curbstone, upettng
the vehicle and throwing the occupants TO the ground
The lady was very badly cut and bruised about the
head and taken up In an insensbe condition aud
removed to house rear by, where shc Afterwards re-
with slight bruises. The carriage was completely
wrecked.
Phiiipsburr.
CONDUCTOR KILLED NORRIS AND Essex
RAILROAD George Martin, conductor OF coal train
on the Morris and ESSEX Railroad instantly killed al
Phnipsturr Thursday night It seems that his train
was standing bridge over road crossing At that
place. This bridge s sort Of restework the ends being
built ROCKY abuimonte full hirtynv feet above
the road crossings Mr. Martin probably Jeff his train
and undertook 10 walk along the bridge in order 70
speak to the engineer when he clipped and fell through
the trcstlework TO the around below About ten
he was missed by ihe brskesman OF the Mn
and fears being aroused AZ 10 his fey search 49, ~
stiiuted and his mansled body f6Vnd Ing sso $500
had lived in Newark, but about tCrse mon.ns 90
removed 10 Phlipsburr, where be ie>vn w -
three children He was esteemed by all ~ S's0"" W
the read aud had lsge circle Of frisndA
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GENERAL nj1eHT {. LEE.

From the Alexandria IVA Gazette July 81
The following EXTRACT 10 taken from Interesting letter
written by lady in liberty, Bedford county, Virginia,
10 friend in this city :d General Lee, accompanied
ny his daughter Miss Mildred stopped here for night
his way 70 the White sulphur While here the Gen.
ais old officers proposed giving him an entertainment
II, the shape Of q dinner supper, but he declined AL
pub nc demonstrations As he rode through the village
on n s departure the citizens assembled, and while he
vas ma sing along the streets every raised his mai
and stoo with bowed head The General also raised bis
hat and silent tribute Of The people 10 their fayorte
General vaS indeed beautiful gentleman riding WIN
the General a. the time says that he felt Ike weeping,
h being such solemn tribute Of respcctso silent ana
sad-not voce was rased--t~as the hcQtfeN love Oh
conquered peeple foS bsloyed hWdRg
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l5.R Alexandsrs b. Virgil ~ vandal dam
Ansels d,m by imp. Yorkshire
le-,Taomas G. Aoore's b Fanny Cheatham, BY
Lexington, dam Laura, BY imp leviathan.
Gamble dam Madeira
ssoosD RAcR-Purse $500, milo heats, for beaten
horses all agea
THIRD RAcEPurse $780, dash or three quarter mile,
for two year olds winner Of the Saratoga stakes i've
pounds extra
FIRST RACE.-Hurdle race, for all ages two miles
over eight hurdles handicap for horses only that started
in second days hurdle race $500 to the winner 800
TO the second horse, il three or moro start
SECOND RAoE-Purse Of 81 000 dash Of four miles for
all ages
THIRD RAG.-Purse Of 5000; dash Of one and half
me handicap for Horses only that have run during the
meeting Weights TO be announced Immediately after
the usual time Of closing entrIs& Entrance Ave per
cent added.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A Visit to the Vermont Line-IIis Reception
by the People.

From the Newport W. Exprossl
JEFF Davis visited Stanstead last week and was the
guest Of Mr. T. Lee Terril Frederick Terrill, Esq,
brought him from Sherbrooke there in very quiet
manner on Wednesday last professediy TO see the
country and consult in regard to an investment in the
gold 70 mes Of Hatey On Thursday Mr. Terr in his best
turnout took Jea about the village TO ride, when seve
raj incidents occurred not altogether pleasing we should
imagine TO either the host or his guest Not only BOYS
but men hOoted at him in the street. and greeted him
with those familiar words, "We'll hang Jeh Davis to
sour apple tree He was frequently asked where no
hal left his "pettcoats,' and various like remarks
moro suggestive than pleasing everywhere fell upon his
lady, sung by the recollection OF the suffering
and death OF relative at Andsrsonville, gave Ut
terance to her feelings by hurting stone at him.
Permission was asked that Jen might ride about tho
grounds OF Mr. Carlos Pierce and take look at his
noted herds but the request emphaticany denied
by Mr. Henry Picrcef In charge OF the premises who
declared In unmstakable language "that in no event
could Jea Davis DO admitted TO these grounds"