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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-12

TEE CrTy STREETS AND Observation-Disclosures
ing the depressed condition Of the city finances, it
lie pleasing to notice that the authorities using
the limited means at their disposal TO the best ad-
vantage. The new pavement on East Bay COM
posed Of gas lime and other materials, promises to
be complete success, the surface, while being
sufficiently hard to throw of water with facility,
hiss the advantage Of being much more comfortable
to the feet Of the pedestrian than the ordinary
brick, and will be much easier on shoeleather than
was the old pavement. The work on the west side
of East Bay-strest, from the Market to Broad
street, has been completed, and on the east side
OF the street, trom the old Postof6ce to Accommo-
dstion wharf, and will soon be opposite the new Gus
tomhouse. The city drains are being cleaned and
placed in good condition for the next Summer.
The cobble-stone pavement at the Vendue Range is
nsar completion, and promises, under the excel
lent superintendent Of Contractor o'Donneu, to
be work Of usefulness and durability.
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SORRENTO WoRK.-We have just had the grati6-
cation of looking over, at Mr.. Walkers, No.
Broad-street, beautiful stock Of Sorrento Fancy
Boxes, made Of finely polished olive wood, and OK
quisitely inlaid with colored woods. They are
made in Sorrento, Italy, and are rarely seen in
this country. Also some rare specimens of carved
work. To those who desire to purchase really
beautiful presents, We commend visit to Mr.,
Walkers
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WHOEVER wishes 10 secure magnificent Christ
mas present for lady, at merely nominal outlay
should call to-day at Badenhop's, Meeting street.
and take look at the splendid gold card-case to
be rafled The list is rapidly filing and it is ex-
pected the rattle will take place on Saturday.
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ONE MORE UNFoRT UNATE.-Of late we have been
almost daily called upon to report cases OF dead
negro infants concealed about premises, or expos
ed in the street. Coroner's juries usually sit upon
these bodies, and we suppose it is right and ac-
cording to law that they should, but with all due
Difference to law and authority, we fail to see the
use of these proceedings. In many instances, We
surmise, these concealments the result Of pow
erty, coupled with ignorance, rather than Of crime.
The expenses of burial are considerable item,
and many of the vagrant colored people from the
country are not sufficiently familiar with the
''ropes" Of the city to know where to 90 for the
necessary assistance. Crime, however, in this
particular, is unquestionably on the increase.
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock, two little
boys in Tradd street were playing 'circus," and,
in pursuit of this amusement, needed something
that was under the house. They went by the
chimney and found box with dead negro child
in it. The father Of one Of the boys gave nforma-
ton ofthe fact at the Guard House. The Coroner
empanelled jury, which gave the usual verdict.
"Cause unknown"
In this connection we cannot help wondering at
the paradox we see around us Of white men, and
Southerners, taking pains to vindicate the human
ity Of the negro as is proved by the numerous
answers to "Ariel," while the negroes themselves,
by their actions in this and other instances, give
color to the charge. 1t is true oil should not be
condemned for tho sins Of few; but these cases
are of two frequent occurrence to pass them BY un-
rahI1ked
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SHIPPERS per steamship Moneka, Captain Shack
ford, will please send in bills lading and permits
by II o'clock to-day to the Agents Office, North
Atlantic Wharf. 7--T 7ag
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LOW price PLANTATION cLorurSf:

We offer for Freedmena at the low price Of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SUIT (Sack and Pantsl
We respectfully solicit call II, N the citizena Of
Charleston and those visiting tho city, to cur
stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS and
will take pleasure in showing our goods to those VINO
may favor us wi CALL and we will guarantee that we
viii sell at such prices that will suit the times tor cash
or city acceptapccs. GEO. LITTLE & CO.,
No. 2l3 King street,
October 20 tutEs2mos Victoria Range
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-IN ADMIRALTY
COLUMBIA, December 1O.-Er parte T. Quinlivan
& Bro. In Re W. C. Tilton Us. Charleston Dredg-
ing and Wharf Building Company. Petition in
Admiralty. Campbell & Seabrook, Pro. Pet. On
motion of J. h. Campbell, ordered, that distribu'
ton of funds be suspended TIL further order OF
Court
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UNDER DECREE IN EQTITY.

Aston Us. Aston.
Will be Sold under the direction Of the Commissioner in
tquity for Georgetown District the 18th day Of De-
cenber, 1857, at Georgetown at the usual hour and
place of making public sales In said town,
The following LAND:
l. All that LOT OF LAND in the Town Of Georgetown,
known and distinguished in the plan Of aad town by the
number 6A.
ALao,
a. All that LOT OF LAND known and distinguished in
tho plan Of the said town by the number g. containing loo
feet ront on Princes street. by which 1t 10 bounded on
the Northeast tho North It 10 bounded by the Lot No.
So, on tho South by Lot No. 81.
- ALSO .....
g. ALI that LOT OF LAND In the aaid town. the cor.
ner Of King and Bay Streets distinguished in tire plan Of
the town by the number 224 bounding southwest on lot
No. 223 Northeast Bay street Front street. South.
cost on King street. containing agreeably to the said
plan, so feet, and in depth 2l7 9-l0 feet.
L. All that LOT OF LAND In the said town, and dis
nguished In the said plan by the Number 20 contain
log ia width or breadth, fronting on Front street. 80 rect
and in depth 27 9o feet being onquarter OF an acre.
Bounding Northeast on Front street. Southeast on Lot
ISL Southwest on vacant space between said Lot and
Georgetown River and the Northwest on Cannon street
Terins for the above-One-hat cash; balance IN one
year secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
Of the premises The purchaser 10 pay Tor papers and
stamps.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Furman & Spratt vs. Corker.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, THURSDAY, the 10th day Of
December, 1867, at II A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, in this city, known in
tain plat of lands div ed by r. Z. Payne Surveyor in
1S42 by the numbers 16 Is and 11 bounding and
uring:
LOT No. 16-Northwardly by Lot No. 1S, 100 feet
Southwardly by Lot No. H. 100 feet; Eastwardly by
President street. 40 feet and Westwardy By Lot No. 16
10 feet.
Lon No. Extraordinarily by Lot No. 20, 100 feet;
Southwardly by Lot No. 16, 100 feet; Eastwardly by
President street. 40 feet; and Westwardly ty Lot No. IT,
40 feet.
LOT No. 116-Northwardy by Lot No. IT. 100 feet;
southwardly by Lot No. 11S, 100 feet Eastwardly by
Lot No. 118 IS feet and Weswardy by Chestnut street.
IS feet, more or less.
Terms-So much cash as may be necessary to pay the
costs and the amount due the plaintiffs IN full and the
balance credit OF ono year. TO be secured by the
bond OF the purchaser ard mortgage of the premises
With interest from day Of sale, payable annually Pur
chasers to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
Novernhar ~ th4 Master in EOuity
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GopEYs LApY's Book for January has been re-
ceived by Mr.. B. Doscher, Hasel-street.
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BILL OF McRTALrTY.-Return Of deaths within
the Cit of Charleston for the week ending De-
cember 7th, 1867:
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4 Novelty.

The latest and most eectua remedy for the cure o.
debility, loss of appetite. headache torpor Of the LIVER
etc., is PANKNIN's KEPAT1c BITTERs. For sale by
ell Druggists. tn
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TIE MIGRATORY JAIL BRDs-Up to late hour
last night the Det ective Corps had succeeded IN
only recapturing four Of the runaways-two in the
vicinity of the Powder Magazine, John Washing
ton and Julius Baker, and two near Monks Cor.
ner, Nero Wilson and Jesse White. Thoy traced
sixteen up the road, but when they came close up
to them the fugitives took to the swamp. 1t is
believed that the whole gang have made their way
to the country. The detective officers followed
them over thirty miles.
TIE PUBLIC PEACE seems to be in fair condition
just at present. 1t scarcely pays the Local to
make his diurnal peregrinations to the municipal
hostelrie. To our inquiry last night, we were in
formed ''all quiet except some negroes fighting
and drawing knives" The fighting part we did
not like and cannot commend, but in regard to the
drawing knives, they are all right enough, provi-
ded they are used in the right place. An adver-
tisement will be found in this mornings NEWS,
calling for hands understanding the use OF draw
ng-knives"-to make shingles, we presume. We
would suggest that the individuals above referred
to apply for the situation.
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Provident Institution for Savings V' Robson ct c'
Beach rs. Robson ct al.
win be sold. according to postponemsnt. under the
direction OF the undersigned at the old Custom House,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF December, 1857 at IL
a. n,
l. Ali that LOT oE LAND. with the three-story B-ick
and Tled store thereon, situate on Magwoods South
Wharf measuring the South on said Wharf 70 feet
and In depth SO feet inches, more OF less bounding
South on Magwoodis South Wharf, North and East by
storehouse and Lot formerly of Charles A. MAJ wood
and West en- lands Of Chhrles A. Magwood and thomas
D. Condy.
ALso ~
O. All that LOT OF LAND with the three-,tory Brick
Building thereon situate The North side OF the street
leading TO North Atlantic Wharf, measuring on theNorth
and South lines 81 feet ches, and on the East and
West icsa "a feet inches, mere or less. Bounding
North on lands OF George A. Locke, East on land OF
Rhett;6 Robson, West on land Of E" Mathewes, Ind
South on street leading 70 North Atlantic Wharf.
ALSO - .....-.--.,
8. AL that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
being portion OF Atlantic Wharves, lying on tho South
side OF the straet or way making the Northern enrs
70 said Wharves fom East Bay street. extending from
the North line OF the buildings owned BY lhetG Rob-
son to the said street way measuring IN width from
West to East az feet inches and in length teet
Bounding south on lands OF the said Rhett Robson,
West on lands OF -, North on said street or way,
and East on lan.s Of Otis Mills and Erasus d. Beach
Terms-Onethrd cash; balance In one and TWO ears.
with interest annually from day Of sale, secured by bono
of purchaser and mortgage Of tho premises Buildings
to be insured and policy assigned Purchaser 10 pay ior
papers and stamps. JAMES IoPPEh,
November 2s th4 Master in Equity.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
II. IA.

II. n.
II you want chear Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.; or, MuLERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern oi
ruling, 90 to HIRAM HARRIS. No. SO Broad street
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A CARD.

What is TARRANT's EFFERyEscEST SETTER
APERIENT, and what are its cTeets' Thcse are ques
tons which the great American pubic has right to
ask and It also has right to expect candid and antis
factory reply. The preparation is mild and gentle
saline catharc, Alternative and tonic and Is most care
fully prepared In the form Of snow white powder con.
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed Setzer Springs Of Germany.
OF its effects we would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best judges and they declare
over their signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion Regulate the flow Of the
bile. Cure every species of headache. Tranqulize the
nervous sysem Refresh and invgorate the weak. Ait
gate the pangs of Rheumatism. Neuralze acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
alling appetite. Cure the heartburn
II you are sufferer give this Remedy one ial and II
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT l. co. Sole PTopretors. Now York.
Sold by ell Druggists. Smos September IL
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Win be Sold according to postronemsnt. under the
direction OF the undersigned the old Custom House,
on THURSDAY the 18th day Of December, 1857, at IL
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The Grand Secrct,


The grand secret in medication 1t to help Nature.
Sustain and Reguate-hese the alpha and Omega OF
the only theory of cure that has sense for It's
basis If the nervous system Is shattered the muscles
weak and the mind. like tie body. in state Of par.
tal coapse-what is it best 20 do9 Reason teaches
the answer BUILD UP YoUa MAN. Brace him as you
would brace tottering ed.ce. The pabuum he needs
is Tonic Alternative Bring him up ou Of the depths Of
Debility and Dependency with nosTETTERS BIT
TIERS. They cannot injure child may take them in
doses suited to its years. without the possibility Of bar
The eneoblcd vital powers sure to respond anor
gccaly to their action the wted grass is to erect lie
blades under the vlvying and refreshing rain. In al
cases of debility the BITTERS absolutely required
There Is no substitute succedane1m that W fill their
place Resort to the most wonderful Of modern toncs
ard ALL WILL BE WELL Bear In mind that In Dyspep
sia Intermittent Fevers Bilious Disorders. and affections
OF the Nerves. other medicine will produce one tthe
OF the good effect that invariably follows tie Of thit
excellent rNvIooRANr AID CORRECTIVE
Deeember9
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LATE PERIoDIcALs.-We have received from Mr.
B. Doscher, of the Postof6ce Literary Emporium,
in Haselstreet, late copies of the Southern opn-
ion," the Southern Home Journal" Southern
Society,"" 'sThe Dime nlustrated"-a new and very
handsome piotorial-the "Land We Love-" the
Irish Citizen" (Mr. John Mitchers paper), Put
nam's Monthly, and all the New York German pa
pers.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

We offer large stock, consisting Of Merino ard Lambs
Wool Underahrts and Drawers, Shakers Flannel shirts
and Grawers Canton FlaDnel Drawers, Travelling Shirts
all colora English Half Hose, suspenders, Bows Neck
Ties silk and Worsted Scarfs SILK and L. C. Handker.
skin Buckskin Buckskn Gauntiets; French Kids SiIS
Cloth and Cashmere Collars, of Linen and Paper Of
latest style
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CLOTHING g. FURNISHING GOODS
GREAT OPENING
FALL And WINTER CLOTHING
GEO. LITTLE & CO.'S,
No. 2l3 King Street.

VIE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK
w OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING to which
wo invite those in want to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere Our facilities are such II at We can
Goods at such prices that will compare moro fayorable
than any other house In the line.
Our slock o o0.1mE LOU & t tft h under our
workmanlike manner and Of fashionable STYLES Orr
stock consists of all grades-Fine, Medium, and Low
Priced.
Boys CLOTHING.
IN addition to the above have on hand ysry large
stock of YOUTHS BOYS and CHILDREN'S CfOTH.
ING Of all qualities Parents will find to their adyan
tage to call and make selection Our sizes range from
years to 19 years Of age.
WHITE AND COLORED LINN SHIRTS, Of all ouali.
ties and warranted to ft,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Popidsnt Institution for Savings Us. Robson ct C
Beach us. Robson ct al
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QUICK RUY.-The fine steamer City Point, Cap
tain S. Adkins, arrived here yesterday from savan-
nah in the excellent time of six and three-quarter
hours from port to port. The City Point ana the
Dictator, which are keeping up the connection OF
this city with the principal ports in Florida, have
no superiors OF their class. Their construction in
hull and machinery, speed, accommodation, and
in the reliable character of their appointment are
not exceeded by any boats on the coast. Our
friends in Florida have been particularly favored IN
having two such noble vessels in their trade.
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AT THE ANNUAL CoNvooAT1oN of Carolina Chap
ter, No. 1, r. A. NJ, held on Tuesday, December
10, A. L. 5867 A. I. 2S97 the following companions
we're duly elected and installed into Office for tn:
ensuing year:
Companion SAMUEL q. OPPENHE1M, NJ. E. f. P.
Companion c. a. SEAMAN, z.
Companion Rev. NJ. II. MEYERS, S.
Companion A. KROEG, c. d.
Companion L. ALEXANDER, R. A. G.
Companion &. S. MANN, G. NJ. lst.
Companion G. KELLERS, G. NJ, I'd.
Companion D. LOEB, 6. NJ, Sd.
Companion ]. G. CHALK. treasurer.
Companion L. B. LOvEGPEEN Secretary
Companion B. N. NORRIS, o. s.
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NcvemhsS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

Business Educdti0R.-The English and
Mathematical Department Of Leddin's
Business College is nov in successful
operation. Parents who desire their
o o to be thoroughly trained 10 PEN
manship, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic,
Spelling, Reading, Grammar, Compost.
ton, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration,
etc, can here hnd every fssility for such
! training.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

private consumers with gas, has Violated
its contract, and consequently lost its
right to supply public lamps, and has no
exclusive right to the use Of the streets.
II will also show that the new gas COM
psny can make good profits by selling
gas much cheaper than the Memphis
gas company does, that competition
in the manufacture of gas will
tend to reduce its price just as
the proposition TO establish the
Gayoso gas company has induced the old
company TO reduce prices, and that the
city has not only q right TO subscribe to
aid this enterprise, but that any city
father who is opposed to submitting the
matter to a vote Of the people, acts con
trsry 10 the interests Of the city, and Of
his constituents. The Memphis gas
company speers at popular elections, and
to justify Its sneers, asserts hat not one
In q thousand voters Is q gas consumer.
Is there one In q thousand who is not In
terested In having the streets, alleys and
public buildings, well lighted at the low
est possible rates? Yours,
TAXPAYER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

OyERToN TICKET OFFICE.-Our en-
terprising fellow-citiZen, Capt. Sam. II,
Shock, has now perfected such arrange
ments IS will enable him 10 sell tickets
70 o part Of the country OF Europe.
He has combined the different railroad
and steamboat agencies into office
and located it in the rOtunda Of the
Overton hotel. Passengers wishing "a
20 20 any part o. the south, up Red river
20 Texas, Up the Ouschita, 10 any point
in the southwestern states, TO the north
or west-in fact 10 any point Ia the
United States OF Canadas, can purchase
through tickets az this Office. Ticket:
can also be had for London, Paris OF any
OF the interior cities or towns Of England.
France, ireland " Germany. Bills Of
exchange will also be issued in any
amount from 81 upward on any city in
Europe. Mr.. James Speed will be found
at the new office, and his large expert
ence and personal popularity will add nc
little to the success Of this great enter
prise.
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q memory OF
AGNES WYATT LUCKER.
Died Septembr 3:h, 1865,
Aged - vaSrE. 8 months aud II days

" A beautiful flower transplanted 10 Heaven
And on the reverse "Our pet-our
.dol-Our Agnes lies buried here. She
wss the Joy Of our household and the
light Of our life. She was a christian,
eve kind and useful, sffectionate and
good and We do truly pray that, as our
guardian angel, she may lead US 10 q
bright hereafter"
Fa~eweu! dear Agnes-Pet sister farewell!
Twas hard with Us rem thee to part;
But when we kuO 20 blest thou art
Not all the riches sarth can eve
Could cause q wish for thee 10 live"
"AGNEsn is on one side of the cross
"oUR SISTER " on the other side Of it.
The whole rests on q granite pedestal,
fourteen inches high. The beauty and
e~IoQueRce, If we may 50 speak, Of the
design is in the fact that il is true to
nature, and corresponds with the age,
character and profession Of the lovely
girl, thus cut or on the verge OF
womauhood. She was the sister of
our friend, Mrs. John d. Coffee.
The monument may be seen at the shop
Of Messrs. Maydwell & Anderson, No.
81 Union s~tseet, for about q month, after
which it viii be removed to Elmwood.
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Dry Goods Ueap.-Merchsnts are in
vited to examine a fnll line Of Domestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the REJECT de-
cline by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
CIOaks made 10 order. and a
good nt guaranteed, at B. Low
enssein & Bros. se29-3t
ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-NeW Stills
built to order and second Hand Stills
for sale at HOllenbefg 5 Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet IrOn WORKERS, no. 346
Second street. Steamboat work DF0Dpt-
ly attended 20. Jyo daFn
One Price ---OnIy one price,
and that the lowest possible
price, az b. LOWenstefn q Bros.
Read their advertisements. se29-3t
For Rent. on long time, beautiful
Building Lots outside city limits within
few minutes walk Of Court Square. Par
ties wishing homes apply at,the Office OF
J. ]. DuBose, 304 Front street, Mostly q
Hunt block. se26 At
The best assortment of Dry
Goods In the city, al b. LOWen-
stein & Bros. Read their adyer-
tisemens. seq 81
Dry Goods Cheap.-Merehsnts are in
vited to examine q full line of Domestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recent de-
cline, by Menken Brothers. se22-Tt
One Price - Only one price,
and that she lowest possible
price, a. B. LOWenstetn a Bros.
Read their advertisements se29-3t
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REISONABLB RENT.

ONE store. 2Q Main street. Tor dry goods
~ One Store, second street, for heavy
business.
one sore. AGa01s street. FOR saloon
one store ska Charleston avenue iced
store. with stable and abundance Of stOcE
WafEr.
F1-r safrable for any business, B1 Main str't
Flur. suitable for fancy lUsI-ess, ad dining
Same. with beg OF The best Dh-gs in
The CT s.. ANY good tenant can get a store or
an once REASDEA LE
seTZw W.H WaLDEAE, $50 Main st.
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THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-It is &
source Of regret 70 Us that we cannot
give the spirited races which came of st
the trottiug park yesterday, sn extended
notice. but Tue want OF space fOrbiGs
Lexington won the race, making the
irst heat In l:52t aud the second in
l:5Il. The trotting race excited 8 good
deaf Of interest, and was won by Dolly
Carnes on the third heat, the judges de-
Gliding in her favor on the plea Of foul
play.
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FOR SALE.

L. . r : A L E.
~One I2-Hsrse stationary Engine and Boiler,
IUNN MALLON,
aeg % Main street.