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EDUCATIONAL,

= t.E lts.' MIGHT SCHOOL. 't,f
ON AND AFTER AONDAYTHR RXRROIgEa eF THE
" subscHbsrs. School will DO conducted at No g5I
KING STREET. cnst ddo. door eoulh oi George Al
which VIII Be taught Book koepIns, Writing and tho
higher branches OF GAthsolnucs and Knqlsh Including
AI4mstc, Algebra qeonotry. &c., Political Yoono,ny,
rhetoric, Logic, 10, &c. I g,N Nt,I;..T7s -
s q Gtfs.,,a F.t 'at'- NJ DOTY & sHHRFRsHr.
January III yE ...a.. muf2rna
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| O S T.

LUST.
CTRAYED, FROM No. 10 COMING STREET,
y on tho Sd instant, Ircr-colored POINTER. oisht
months old, with whIie spot his broast tho end OF
his tall cut on md with tho owner'6 ths collar.
liberal reward will bo paid for his recovery.
fcbrraryx
TOBT ON YESTERDAY, BETwEEN
IL wentworth and Market sirests, o POCKET BOOK,
contaiulHs Express receipt and Of money. DJ
losying tho At hir oplce, tho andcr will meet with
. suitable reward. January 81
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IQOAnDING.--MUB. II. IKAh9LAII IN PRE-
ID PARED to receivo Boaraers!et No. li6 Meeting
atreot aairs. Her many ficnds aud acauaintanoes
win please bear this In mind. fIF December IS
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF fOIICE,(
CHARLEsIos, y. C., January 20, 1897. !
1JuE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IL HEREBY PUB
J. LfsuED for Tho bsncht Of all whom u may con.
scrn. q. II. SiGwALD.
Captain OF Police
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% Ordained, That nom and af.cf the hrst day OF
January nsrt oSory person keeping shop store, or
engaged In mercantile business In tho CITY sfChhreston,
shall post up anu keep posted UP, In Bono conspicuous
place. at his her buslrcss staud aud stands aronscu
Gus Sign Board OF Plate containing his or her given
and SURNAME and, In Case OF partnership. tho
given and purnauiu uf cacI Ieinber oT the Nr;
aud oyory person offending making default herein,
shall forfeit and paJ 10 tho City penalty OF my dollars
for ca- and every offence default and Ia addition
thereto further Of nfty dollars for each nnd evoy
month during which tho provisions of this Orllnauco
sn reinain not complied with Eoriie howerer, That
nothing horcin contained shall apply to tho special part.
ncrs Of . llmitod partnership.
Rauhol December q. 1881.
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DRIyATs BOARD. WITH Or WITHOUT ROOMS, AT
l. No. ss9 KING STREET, near George. . M
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r O R E N r.

ITO RENT, A DESIRABLE TWO AND A
i HALF SToRi HOUSE, in Atlantic strest, having
gas ooterG aud COED kitchen. snt $500 TO approv-
cd tenant. Posscss givon Immediately. Apply at
no. % TRADD STREET, near Church street.
Ynbr
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For,epn yevs-By MAIL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Mail news from
Europe state state that the Fenian rev.
olution has almost entirely disappear
ed.
Count Bismarck delivered very
able speech in the Prussian Legislative
Chamber, in which he frankly stated
the reasons why Prussia concluded
peace with Austria. He thinks France
has gained by the exclusion OF Austria
from the German States, and that Ma
poleon and his cabinet will maintain
friendly relations with enlarged Prus-
STA.
The Journal de st. Petersburg pro
claims that the good understanding be-
tween Russia and Austria has not been
disturbed
FRASoE.-The speeches interchanged
between General Dix and Napoleon
have produced a very pleasing effect OF
the public mind.
Baron RicasoIi, Premier of Italy, has
written an important letter on the SUB
| iect of the Papal States, and hopes the
Catholic Church and her States will re
turn. He extols the plan of freedom o
worship guaranteed in the United
| States as a model one for the Catholic
of free Italy. .,
The journal de Havre of Dec. 24tl
saws LIE Monde believes that, in spite O
Ibis first minister, Victor Emanuel ha
signed a treaty OF alliance, offensiv
and defensive, with the Emperor of til
The Opinione Rationale says that it
Roman correspondent reports that Piu
TX. has given the assurance that
W i'll not quit the Holy See.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Herald's
Matamoras special dated December p,
gives the report of the battle recently
fought near Guadaleazar, in the stare OF
san Louis Potosi, between Mejia's
tr GODS and the Liberals under Trevino,
resulting in the complete victory of the
latter, and large number OF prisoners
taken. Escobedo is making forced
marches to join Trevino and drive Mejia
from the State.
whom he promises TO thrash.
Gen. Berriobazal has issued decree
directing all chiefs and subalterns who
have not reported, to leave Matamoras
within "a hours, under penalty of arrest
as conspirators.
Official news of the occupation OF San
Louis Potosi has been received.
Berriobazal has been placed in com
mand of the States Tamanlipas, New
Leon and Coahuila.
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nRWT on. M BARK.

Drift on, my barki The sunbeams sleep
Upon the tranquil tide;
The lingering waters idly creep
And nestle to my side.
The languid breeze that nghlly phys
Its softest, sweetest air
Upon the river, fails to raise
One golden ripple there,
And on my breast she Is at rest
Drift on, drift on!
Drift on, my barkI The day is worn,
The shadows round US close;
Der distant hill and waving corn
The dying sunset CLOVIS.
The sapphire tide, grown dark at last,
Wakes with dreamy sigh,
And ioins the breeze, now rising fast, -
In mournful lullaby.
But still hear a whisper near,
Drift on, drift on!
Drift on, my bark! The night winds chill
sweep round the bittern CALLS
Der waving corn and distant mn
The gathering darkness falls
One pale and solitary star
Steals out timid light;
The curfew.bell chimes ont afar
A musical good -nighti
The day is done, we are alone.
Drift on, drift on!
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyices to the 9Th of January

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.-Noon.-The bark
Harvest Queen, bound from Swansea
to the Baltic, sunk at sea. Only one
person out of the entire crew saved
Cotton flat, prices declining; sales
5000 bales.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Noon.-Consols sOi
5-2O's 727<; Erie IS; Illinois 81.
The Times has another editorial on
the Alabama claims, and expresses the
hope that the attempt at arbitration
may be successful.
VIENNA, Jan. 9.-Noon.--The Aus
trian Government has extended an am
nesty to the press throughout the EN-
pire for all past offenses.
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WESTERN UNION CONVENTIONAL
union religious convention was lately
held at Milwaukee, Wis.,, to confer and
bear united testimony in reference TO
Sabbath dissertation, intemperance,
popular amusements, immortality of
government officials, and kindred top
les. Congregationalits, Presbyterian,
Methodist, Baptist, and Dutch Reform
ed churches were represented in the
convention. The chairman was Meth
odist clergyman, formerly presiding
elder of the Milwaukee district. Tie
debates were spirited and harmonious,
giving prophecy and foretaste of that
good time coming, when all Chris
| tan denominations shall be one
heart and one soul. Some very efc-
tive remarks were made by Presi-
dent Merriman of Rtpon College, 10 inc
| effect that we must not ignore The rea'
sonable demand of young men FOL
amusement that they must and VIII
have them, and that the church ought
rather to furnish those that are reason
able and snlntary, than to forbid then
entirely. In the course OF the meeting
some hints were dropped that reason
able amusements might be afforded un'
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which is an in
stitution OF great efficiency in man!
western cities. Statements were mad
that very many clergymen in Califor
MIA We're feeling compelled 10 pro
test against wine-drlnklng, as IN
cause, and not the cure, of drunkenness
Midway in the sessions, a very pleasan
episode took place. A telegram wa
handed to the President from the unioI
J Christian convention in Boston, assem-
bled for similar purposes, and seRdin
fraternal greeting, and referring !!
EtArise and put on her beautiful gar
ments." BY order of the convention,
telegram was Immediately sent back
, rendering Christian salutations i'll r.
: turn, and quoting Isaiah xii: l, as II
: Illustration OF the objects and feelings {
: the Wisconsin convention.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. Tabular
statements show that the treasure from
all sources for 1866 amounts to S5S, 647, :
547; exports, S44, 365, 66S. Choice mill
ing wheat sold to-day ut 81 so to 81 Z;
coin drafts on Atlantic Cities "a cur
rency transfers, % on gold Geographic
transfers, ) per cent.
The Pacific Insurance Company Will
increase its capital stock to u million
dollars. The company has declared a
dividend of per cent for the last quar-
ter.
The Yellow Jacket Mining Company
has declared dividend of $50, carrying
a surplus of $4,000.
Gov. Blaisdell and Lieut.. Gov. Sling
lerland inaugurated the Carson, Neva
da and Zesty new coal mine, reported
20 miles above Victoria.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Spirit OF the New York Market
NEW York, January g.
EEGULAR REPoRT.

COTTOS-;aL36S9Cf for mtddling.
FLoUR-LeSs active and unchanged.
GRAIS-wheat-Dull and unchanged;
boat LOADS No. , Milwaukee on speculation at
s. ioG2 q. Rye-sI 2T9l 30 for WESTERN
store; closed heavy; western mixed 81 ~
buyers offering 8! o.. oats-i92c lower; t6c
Observation-Disclosures Sl9gl9 . for
old closing at latter, cash; SIS I5Gll 30 ior
prime; 80 bols new sold at gu ISSSi: ., GU st
IIISc for western. Lard-Dull at ll1zgl21zc-
PETRoLEUM-Quiet-
-"''''' MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Easiera at 6S7 per cent. Sterling
SGeL1-Gpenei al 1881, advanced to 1872,
GoyERNMENT SroCKs-LOwer and dull;
do. "a, 1917 9IO71z; do, IS, lOS1S9lO554; l0-40s
STATE SToCKs-Missouri 6's 95h.
| SToCKs-LoWer and closed steady, Western
Union Telegraph 4554946; New York Central
| IlOIS@IlOsz: Reading I1I1zal0I54; Erie sec
| So; Illinois Central ISL; Pittsburgh Sgt2GI
sg5tii Northwestern 4s54@4S5s; Rock Island
| 1927; Terre Haute 3g4.
philadelphia.
JANUARY 9.-FLoUR-More active, sales al
| sl2 5Odl4 so for Philadelphia and OHIO
| GRATS-Wheat-In fair demand and I'M
| changed. Corn-GOOd demand for yellow
sales OF No. old atsils. OatS-Sales at 5S9
PRov1sIoNs-Dutl; sales of new mess al
SCI 50.
of wool comprising lots of fleece, Texas anc
secured, owned by Tobias and Niedmiller. 6
mart of which was damaged by FIRE. The
trade was well represented, with a fai
amount of manufacturers In attendance
There was an Improvement in prices owe
last weeks quotations. Bidding was spirited
and good feeling seemed TO manifest ltsel
among the buyers generally. The whole of
fering was sold, excepting three little lots
| shoddy, which We're passed. The prices o
fleece were from 37J7 10 SIC for INST class lots
Texas sold at good figures.
Chicago.
JANUARY 9.-FLoUR-Unchanged
Characterization and lGi1Sc lower
81 I7G2 IS for No. ]; 81 9Jdl 81 for No.
CornSDuH and &c lower; SIC for No l. Nil
waukee.
PRoVIsIONs-DuIl and unchanged. Liv
Hogs-Easier ut ST l596 Is Dressed Hogs
RECE1PTs-I9OOO dressed hogs
Milwaukee,.
JANUARY 9.-FLoUR-DuII.
= Weak. Corn-69c. Oats
3 PRovTsIoSs-Mess Pork-sIs.
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rbeFenIans ana jaime. stephens

NEW Yong, Jan. Sat meeting of
the Fenian Circles, last evening, Capt.
O'Shea denied that Stephens had bro
ken faith, or was traitor, or had de-
serted the Brotherhood. The funds
were all safe, in charge of O'Mahony
and other prominent officers OF the
brotherhood. Stephens was not a
British spy, or conniving with the
British government, but circumstances
compelled him to keep secreted- Atthe
departure of the last French steamer
he was with his friends.
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Sale of she Ohio and Mississippi Rail

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-The Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad was sold to-day to
the trustees for the creditors of the
road, the price being one million dol
lars over and above the first mortgage
The announcement is made that the
building of Handy's opera house will
shortly be commenced. Only SO 600 IS
required on the whole amount asked
for.
The Ohio State Equal Rights League
has passed resolutions condemning
both the Constitutional Amendment
and the Presidents policy. Thanks
were returned to Congress for passing
the suffrage bill over the Presidents
veto. An address to the people of Ohio
was adopted.
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From HEashinston.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ct is ascertain
ed on good authority TINT the New Or
leans Riot Committee will submit two
reports, the minority denying that the
riots were brought about by any agency
of the civil authority.
The judiciary Committee took up
Mr.. Ashley's impeachment resolution
to-day, and will proceed with 1t without
delay.
The European diplomatists have ex-,
pressed the opinion, that a congress OF
the great maritime powers be called
next year to arrange an international
maritime code.
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ToRoSro, ian. 9.-The sentences OF
McMann, Lynch, and five other Feni-
ans. condemned to death, have been
committed to 20 years imprisonment In
The Provincial penitentiary at Kings
ton. The trial of the remaining 81 pris-
oners commences tomorrow,
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CIRcULARl
TIHE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS FROM A
JoInt Resolution of the Legislature OF thss
safe, adopted February Isl, 1866, are p1ollsh-
ed for Inc information OF all concerned.
HRESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
sEWFcSrVIRGISIA; That the Governor procure
81 or c4aSe to be procured, suitable medalS ~
"a tokens OF respect To the officers and soldiers
:, Of West Virginia, who have served dnTinS
Estates.
4The medals and inscriptions to be of four
kinds -, so,,,a-s NJ the
:. he honorabIy discharged from the service
.2 For the officers and soldiers VINO nave
been killed in battle
sE3 For the officers and soldiers VINO nave
| "a died from wounds received IN DatI Luz ,,o
81 For the officers and soldiers VINO nave
| "a died from disease contracted in inc service.
The medals for the officers ana soIners
/ who have been killed In battIe' OF Nno
| have al ed Of wounds or disease, IN the SCI
| - vice TO be delivered to the families OF siAln
| - Officers and soldiers. - -,
10 facilitate the distribution OF the medaE
| authorized by the foregoing JONI hSEsoluLtoL
I the following instructions are promnisAteo
I I Officers and soldiers OF the lst class. a
l srseeiied above will each furnish this oIncS
| lin his name and rank. and the Company
4 and Regiment to which he belonged, also ths
Post ONCE, County and State, Where ne may
/ . the widows OF nearest relatives o
md N aud an classes specified above, VII
furnish this office with the name, ram CON IN
| DanV and Regiment, OF deceased ana u
Post ONCE County and State. where the ap
| plicants may be addressed
BY order OF the Governor ,o,-
| GEORGE w. BROWN.
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RnnroasI Matters.

BUFFALO, Jan. 9.-The Buffalo & Erie
Railroad yesterday declared a dividend
of per cent. Andrew d. White, of
SYRACUSE, was elected director, vice
Dean Richmond. There was no election
for President
ON Saturday night, burglars robbed
a safe, at Marysville of =, 900, belong
ing to the Buffalo and Oil Creek Rail-
road Company. .-.
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xxx1xth CONGRESS, lid SESSION
SENATE.
A number of memorials and petitions
were presented.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
A number of memorials and petitions
were presented.
HOUSE
Mr., Kasson introduced a resolution
to transfer the Jurisdiction of the Blu
reau of Indian Claims to the War De-
partment. Referred. III.
The resolution was agreed to request
ing the Secretary of the Interior TO in
form the House if any notifications are
necessary in the third article of the
treaty with the Choctaw md Cherokees,
ratified June '66, whereby eight hun
bred negroes in the country of these
Indians can have their rights as citi-
zens.
priations for the purchase OF post of
| ice in New York.
Mr.. CuIlum, of Illinois, introduced q
resolution instructing the committee on
| WAYS and Means to enquire into the
expediency of amending the revenut
| laws so that incomes under $1,000 shall!
be exempt from taxation, and all over
taxed per cent only. Agreed to.
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HAKR1sBURaH, Pa, Jan. e:-There is
little doubt of the election of Cameron,
as U. s. Senator, on the first ballot by
a considerable majority.
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gen. Howard aud the South carOlin"

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. Seen. How.
ard is here examining the condition of
the colored people. The General deliy-
cred an address last evening at the
African Church, advising the Freed
men to remain where they are; be in
dustrious, and abide by contracts. He
also urged the Importance of education
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hS 0'"E1 O' IH GEORGE ": BRowN.

1,,r,z ,,a,,..rs If the state COPY one week
weekly pspers COPY one month and send OIL
to Adiutant Generals ONCE, Wheeling; W
va JAh-N
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THE western press are represented in
New York by q new committee; and
the question Is, shall the telegraph news
war go on, or be compromised The
experience of the contest shows Low a
great deal of money can be wasted, and
the New York press ought now 20 be
ready to invite their outside brethren
to Join in a grand United States asso-
citation. So will all be satisfied, and so
will papers and the public be best and
most economically served
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Special Notice.
HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION;

HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION;
there are one hundred and fifty acres OfcleaT-
ed land, the most of which Is well set in grass;
and from Its abundance OF water, IL is unex-
celled for the grazing of sheep or cattle On
the farm are TWO GOOD HOUSES, tframes1
q large and excellent barn, goo stable with
snfficIent room for ten horses, and out-butld-
ings complete. There are also TWO Or
CHARDS on the farm, with an aggregate of
one hundred and MY trees of eHcelleut
fruit; also, rears, peaches, plums and grapes
in abundance. Neither Is the farm wanting
in the production Oflwhsat and corn-hav-
ing a rich soil, and Is underlaid with coal,
easy OF access.
Der on the premises. ,,,,,,,,-
! dc2O-4tWe THOS. Henderson,
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The Latest News.
~ TELEG RAP IL

+ BY the Union Line:
once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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P. C. HILDRETH & BRO
III. Ia. GALDWEIL.

MANUFACTURERS OF COPPER, TIN
Nl and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public TO my large and select stock of
Copper Stills, Copper and brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops
Job work OF all kinds will receive my per-
ROnal attention.
iys IN SH'' HO BIZ. CALDWELL
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Important to Soldiers.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ADIUTAST GENERALS OFFICE;
WHEELING, JANUARY. l, $50
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BOARD crxUDlr.

-
96 .sa Y psrssnos Of section snins, Ss an sst q
seoe The Board of superv,sors q hs county o. New
lls chv 3 IsW RoeH md IN ral.toa 70 the expenditure
~. ~ ~ sss. s1 - ,Sisss n sst.s n
NV sopinst ssh Corporation n-passed April = 1851,
- ksSsby gtven has NE Board Of AUDIT therein and
Asrs6y se. ~ ths adiastmens and ssa.lensnt q 2.
snsay ne sr sghteee hHndred s1d si5 seven selnss
Xs hsvs aYpsnssd ard Dc hereby aPRQRt Ipssd.y The
Slsas room, Part Groom 10 n) q Tie Uy HAL z ths
- city q Es. xc q S ne S aAy snd piss e Tess sss e
- matters u such claims 4 Sisvsn oek IN hs fsssness
6; "a q contain: " @ @fo,lS.,S ess,ivs ~ "A pa
h.sby required Q present &c NE e - -
aet and Y ease any perscn now hssins - onss,ndng
- cty d New York shall neglect refuse oprsssns sueh
70 Board Of Audit within The said period Of three
the passage Of this s he shall be barred from
s maintcnanee Of right Of action which
may aganss said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
1snaly Of the city Of Nsv YoIk arising tneretr4m"
Comptroller City Of New York.
CHAUNCEY n. DkPBW.
pxvyORR, Apr n 20, 1857 .
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THE TURF.
uOB0KEN RACES. a

II0BOkEN RACES.
ID SPRING MEETING 1857
The steepe is mot allied because q Mr. Dennis
Ready . death and consequent withdrawal OF zigzAg
FIRsr RAcE-Hurdlc race matched premium OF $780,
mile over three hurdles, 70 carry lN lbs
D. +: Ryan's eh. g. Expectl BY Second Boston.
SECOND RAcE.-Handicap premium Of 500 for three
% Or before Nay TO- Handicap 70 % announced Aay7
K. W csmsron's 3. .. Hampton Court BY Young Mel
r. Norris Twinkle, BY Eclipse. out Of Harbeam, BY imp
Morris bf. Egois by Eclipse sus Of Vanity by Rsvs
norriY By Eclipse Of Fidelity, BY imp Glen
Colonel D. McDanels' B. c Morrssey, BY Breckenridge
dam by Bonnie Scotland. 9b lbs N't-
Colonel D. hcDaniels ch T. Planet out Of Carolina BY
7si.D RAcs-seins premium Of ssoo for al ages; one
lbx $s0 allowed Albs. Winner TO b sold under usuA
coossi McDsnisrs blk by imp. Eclipse oa. Of Crock
4. \. Ssedeiers b. Q. by slasher by imp Trustee
RoURra RAcE-Ciosing Premium Of S2p0. ali aess, for
beaten horses At this meetng IL mile DASH hose beaten
allowed lbA, those beaten twice allowed 10 lbs
u. MoDanisl's blk By imp Eclipse out Of Grcek Slave
snedeker,s re-, D. G by slasher dam BY imp Trustss.
The trains Of the Erie Railway from foot Of Chambers
street, New York run direct 10 the grounds ollows
Leave Now York for track at s6 10 NJ II ~ and II rs
NJ Leave Paterson for track At II n Leave
New York ~ 3e and $40 p ~ Leave track PaferaDn
cents.
Stages will connect with Hoboken ferry horse At
Union Hiu and run direct TO the track.
! ~ j. HARVEY LYONS Secretary.
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QoARD OF AUDIT.

vuder asd N pursuancs q ssetion = uweny-siGh) =
sst sptieA 70 enable the Board OF BupcrvfsoD
As county ~ New York TO- raise money ~ ax for cer-
I'm eoynU pu1oseA = exten4 ne poxsssc @ ne nsxopc
nsstilod daiuls aSAinst sad ccunty"-pes.sd Arsn -
Noco u hsrShy Owen that the Bsardof Audit theren
- thereAy crested for the adjustment and seesnt OF
a0ll equitable claims and accounts per
Jcnuary a. d. lo6I against the county Of New York
vs appointed and Do hereby appont Iuesda the tth Day
6SI rsom iSl in The City BAN in the said cisy Of New
. ths DAY ard place - which The aid Board win pro-
wh the heaDe In opsn Board Of the matters Of such
Slno q II o'sls1k h the forenoon Of the aad day.
~ ssiA ct eOstains tbs following prvvtsion:-
sAn popsope hn01ng caims agninst the county 81 New
-, nev unadigss4 a.s hereby required 70 present the
= paasaee a his -. And in having
Outstanding deuanA against the county Of New YORK
$500 refuso such 70 the Board OF
Ud within Ae aid period Of three months from the pas
a 90 - he ahs b barred from tbs prosecution
nanSepance 81 sny rtghs Of action which he may have
NJ ne sasd county Of New York arising therefro
- RICHARD ,. CONNOLLY
CompsroIler City Of New YORK.
CHAUNCKY n. DRPKW.