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Who

Are the Agents Of the Great United States
Tea Company, in Warren?
H0YT, STRATT0N i HAPG00D.
June loft
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To Rent

A frst class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of Style, with all the modern improvements.
for Dry doods or general NJ Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location for
business. Enquire Of
April22-f ANDERSON RUPP.
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emit Peoples
RIOS kOpG Pa
watch
hnmInIum BrOnze.

Winds at the stem. keeps good ume; only
June II. lS6S.-2W
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merchants and business Men

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne and at half the price.
june 3. 1858 IL
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Parting day dies like the dolphin,
Each hue still lOvlier than the last.
Till all is gray"
These words might be applied to the beauty
of PEARL. in the form Of buttons, Of which 4.
A. CLARK has just received his second spiinE
stock. Every body call and look at them while
the stock is fresh. Sign Of the Eagle. No.. 7
Main st. MAY T.-tf
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"L9ok Oh this picture. and then on that
Here you behold the in6rm step.
rhe Iallid cheek. wasting form.
Untasted food. aud 4 social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches. pains,
S~leeDless nights. and mental deep JDdeucy.
There. laughing health. sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps. craving appetite FORGOTTEN cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
show the contrast and N lake the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other
didn't They are very beneficial for weak and
delicate persons.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices 10 cents per ias first insertion,
Ten cs. Der Iiae each subseGueHt Insertion
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Sewer Pine.

barley 4 Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe ComDany, will keep on hand at all time
all sizes of Pipe. which they will turnish u
manufacturers prices.
Warren, April Ism
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the PRIZE RING

There isevery prospect OF Billy Edwards and Barney
Aaron meeting. Unquestionaby, such match woud
give great satisfaction TO the pugilistc conmunyor
. most determined and well contested agnt would bs
the result. Although some misunderstanding has
already taken place relative to the stakes II appears
that the prelimnares have been arranged and mat
within a month hence The battle wall have been
derided.
Patsy Sheppard, young though promising light
weight. IN also spoken Of az eligible match for
Edwards. Together with having fought two bait es
in Ireland he has shown pluck IN his encounters
with Mike COburn and Reardon on this side or the
water. :. -
rom Kelly has challenged George Rookie for sl,0Oo
aside to fight within two months fron signing ati.
Gles at I56 pounds.
on Monday last two prize fghts occurred near
Alla.y. Jhc gF-t Was bciNetp snAV seg Nil'cs4~
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Dion has accepted Fosters challenge ana, answer
ing IT, says that 10 show Foster he IA not AFRAID 10
play in New York he is willing to decide oy TOSS
whether they play in New York or Montreal, only
one game be played. II Foster wishes two kinds OF
games he win play one In Montreal and the other In
this city and should the result prove tie third
game OF either to be played, the kind OF game and
Dion accepts the challenge to play Foster the regular
American game, with or without the push (crotching
barred bothl on the regular standard table, II by
81, with 2i inch balls, 500 points up, for $2.50)
aside, to be played In thirty or sixty days nom
November 1; $500 or $1,000 forfeit to be
s pui up Of On to be ali up fteen days
before the match. Dion In his communication
further adds that II Foster wishes 10 play him two
kinds OF games he Will accept his own challenge to
play the French game OF $50 300 points and the
four ball game OF 1000 or 200 points up, pushing
$1,000 game to be played on a standard Amer
can carrom table, OF second size, with 27s
inch balls; $500 forfeit in each game TO be put
up on November / and the whole stakes on each
game to be put up five days previous to the day or
the match; the first game to be played thirty days
from November l; the second TO be played forty,
nifty or sixty days from same date. Dion. In concu-
sion, states that II would be q much better way to
test the skill at the American game TO play on the
to play unless on carrom he will accede to his
wishes. II s expected that all preminaries Will be
completed and the match arranged.
RudOlphe in an exhibition French carrom game at
100 points defeated Dion at Montreal. In the even
ing a large assembage congregated to witness
another game, seventy-nve points up. Rudolphe
made the largest run-thirty-n mine and Dion seven
teen. The next game played was the four ball
American 800 points up, push shots barred. The
match was very closely contested, RudOlphe again
winning.
McDevtt. OF Chicago and Goldthwait, OF this city,
have completed arrangements for match to be
played At Chicago, between the 9Th and 10th OF
December, for $500 side. The game Is to be played
according to the rules regulating champion matches,
which admits OF the push shot.
The billiard tournament which commenced At On
crnnati ON Monday evening was largely attended.
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He Leaves a Wife and Family B,.o,ua and
$4,000 In Bank-Is Traced % New york-
Suspicious Of Foul Play.
On the aoth OF last month Mr. Thomas Lynn, who
for some years has carried "a the grocery business
at 227 Bank street. Ne. lark. N. j.. left his home
by an early train f[.c this city, with $500 which
he had drawn rom the bank. with the avowed
intention o. parcnaslng goods and returning before
evening. he has not been by his friends SINCE
aD| EFFORTS made by his family he left wife and four
chldren TO discover his whereabouts his fate have
so far proved unsuccessful
His establishment was left In charge of brother
who was acting as his clerk, and the family are
naturally alarmed at his prolonged absence
Some days ago the brother came 70 this
city and with the aid Of q detective from! the
Central ONCE traced Mr.. Lynn to place on
North Greenwich street, where he was seen at five
O'Clock OF the day upon which he disappeared.
At that point the trace lost and no further facts
have been obtained beyond the circumstances that
on the same night Q gentleman registered at a well
known hotel and early the following morning dis
appeared, nobody knows In what direction. Mr..
Lynn was passi0nately devoted to his family. and
left his bank account Of or 1000 untouched
beyond the $500 drawn on the morning Of his disap-
pearance The general impression is that he has
been waylaid and disposed OF. Preparations are be-
ing made to advertise description OF the missing
man, with a view OF solving the mystery that sur
rounds his singular disappearance
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LocssLEY HALL. BY Alfred TenDyson. Boston:
Ticknor x Fields 1865.
handsomely bound volume, neatly printed on
fine tinted paper aud Illustrated by nineteen finely
executed engravings. 1t viii prove o handsome adj
dtlon to the centre table.
THE WHITE ScALpER. BY Gustaye Aimard phila-
deiphia: I. b. Peterson a Brothers. 1868.
The author has lived amid the scenes which he por-
trays In his romance. II Is tale full of the wild
element Of the plains and the frontiers.
DIRECTORY OF BooKsELLERs SrATIoNERs NEWS
DEALERS AND Music DEALERS. New York: John
IA. Dingman. 1865.
complete directory OF the above nrms through
out the United States and Canada.
The Magazines.
HafYel's Ma0azine.-It contains articles 1sh
culture in America, explorations in Lower Cali
ornia the Handel festival at the Crystal Palace and
many other excellent contributions. The "woman's
Kingdom" q love story. is not yet concluded. The
article on democracy ana the Chinese VIII repay
perusal.
futnam's Monthly Magazine The November
number OF this periodical Is fair. Its contents are
made up Of seventeen articles, together with the
monthly chronicle OF current events literary gossip,
The Atlantic Honth,y.-The number for the com.
ing month does not reach that excellence which, In
times past, characterized this popular magazine.
However, 1t contains some interesting papers.
The Overland A0nthiu.-This new candidate for
public patronage makes considerable progress. The
sor seventeen articles, OF varied interest," are
LippincOtts Magazine has an article on "a Scjen-
tifc Expedition TO Alaska giving extended de.
scription OF that country, it's sheres minerals fur
trade, timber, climate, harbors and peculiar geo.
graphical situation The other articles exceed.
ingly interesting.
TIE Brodd,odu-Tnis London publication IL making
vigorous Roadway here. IL Ia now year since
1t was first introduced TO the public and In that time
It has made palpabe Hit The pages OF the present
number are enriched by the contributions OF James
| IIannay, Henry Kingsley, Newman Hall aud other
| accomplished writers.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SDoof'ss Ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. balf.past ten
O'Clock sst night officer Croker. Of the Fourteenth
precinct Whine trying the doors on his beat between
spring and Prince streets approached the door Of
80 'as Broadway. when the porter " the premises
lev. ooIhdase, hred At tile officer. Fortunately a
noeI tephIaten tue porter and the officer and the
i', escaped lnlnry he however arrested Corn.
station locked him up on the charge of reckless use
~ Drcarms
CAsuAiTiFs.--i.a-' evening John Farrell aged
tikyseght years, had an alteration In front OF 40
Msdison street with an unknown man. during which
the former was knocked down and mad HIS leg
broken Farrell was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
lila assaiant escaped.
Abort eleven ec'oc. yesterday informing a ran
nahic lhbsVwu y tae po.eo, aged aroti s,xt,.avy
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CLEARED.

Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Lech, LIVERPOOL
Steamship Virginia tBr, Thomas, Liverpool-Na,iona
Steamship Henry chauncey, Conner, Aspinwal-PaciAc
steamship De Soto, Eaon Havana and New oreans-Liv
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy, Observation-Disclosures 4
Steamship Crescent City, Weir, New orlcans-samuel
steamship Mariposa, Kemble, New Oreans-H Cromwell
Steamship Gulf Stream Spencer New orleans-c Malo
Steamship Aradne, Eldrdge Key West Galveston-c
Steamship San Salvador Nckerson, savannah-w r Gar
s,sam.s,p Sonsemsry lyon ssvannsa.R Lqwsen
steamship Empire. Price, Wilmington, NC-James Hana
steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Newbern, NC-Murray,
lis S, ss Bourne Norfolk City Point and
steamship Old North State, Swain, Norfolk-T Chase
Steamship knight. Den,y. Ale1andria-Phillps 4
steamship Green. lnman. Alexandria-J Hand:
s,ssm.hip ssnits S Freeman PhadeGh.J Lorilard
Steamship wamsut.a, Fisn, Bedtord-Ferguson
or Cork for orders via rhade
Bark Queen of Scots Br, Lockhart, RotterdamJ Whit
Bari Limbo tBr,, Carmichael Mon,evideo St Marys
Bark White Wing Br,, Pike, Laguayra Porto cabelo
Brig Sea side Br Brinton Liverpoo-sL Merchant Co.
Brig Lord Huntington tBr,, Lloyd Cork for ordersR
Brig Mercedes DIR, Kohl, cienfuegos Portand-Fow.
Brig xenphi, (Br, Sanford, st Johns, NH Dewoif
Co.
Brig Sabina (Br), -, Arichai, CB-Hatton, Watson
Co.
Brig Carver, Bracket. Pensacola Bryan Pease,
Brig Sarah Ellen tBr. Gulford, Norfolk-S Merchant
Co.
schr Nor westsr, Foster tuaialoupe-B Weinberg.
schr James Jones, Potter, st Augustine Fiavan Brunt
Slaght.
schr W McColley, Hubbard, Sewbern- Goldthwahe L
Overion.
schrJ seguine French, Yorktown, va-Gold.hwaite
Overton.
schr Compton, Depew. Richmond Van Brun,
Siaght.
schr Hamburg, Sprague, Georgetown, DC.
schr G Hertz, Gray, Boston, Haviland
schr Lena Hume, Appleby Boston-John Boynton's Son
Co.
Schr Seymour, Davis Providence q Racket Bro
Schr v Barkaow, Holmes, Middletown-G Racket 4
Bro.
schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr q Acken Hobbe Stamford.
Sloop Brown Gardner New Haven--H w jackson.
S0op EnIly, Allen Bridgeport.
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Charleston Reading RIB No r. Carroll ,. ana Reading
and John frscsy Rsvsy: Boston Rs.T moi SsS AZ:
IswIs Del Oct u, Pa-Ths follow ns vessels are de-
Il ns fer
Belfast George Prescott, for Portsmouth; .chn NIL
ss' s sr ra'os
WdeH f9r Porsmovth al from forsnss
Beverly Lucy, for Cambridge and Anna DeriGsQa. fa
Portland. DC, ssArriy.d, sssr: pipia, small and Gen
f6R1sso 81 oss Aniv.d ,ehrs Ida L. PAnsdsl
Arrived IL Lowor HarSor asd, schr Ella Packard, NYOrA
PROVIDENCE, Oct 2,-saed sehrs Smith, Nichols.
Charleston; Julian. Nelson, Cavalier Alexandria Isabella
Gssp
S.w.9 Hall
est Home Thorne Hsverstraw Samuel Hawes jackson
kyor.; Bs'nSyd ,Dctnso1 Nyork Mary Jefferson
Oct sS :sh MdD0Ls , SYSs r.yo
NYo5t Below bark unknown in the river. bound up.
R0CKLAND, Oct al-sasd. schr Chase, Insraham, New
SAN FRANCISCO, DC. 2s-Arvsd previous. ship Sc. Ser,
Sailed ODD ships Ellen Austin, French, Nyort; Magnet,
nm oss.n Ssrs Below. sS
re (B, Evans, from Lverpool bark Liverpool Br, from
Boston ALSO shp supposed be the Crescent City Cole
Cleared, steamships Huntsville, crOwe, and cleops,
sALEH, Oct 2S-Arrived schrs Jones, Robbins, Ma.
cn1si M Na1TE Equal Paul kockand for do
aadciearsd steamship Ashland, Crowell, WORK schr W
WARREN, Oct 2a-saled, schr Elizabeth Helen, Chile
wiCKFoRD, ss-saed. sloop Helen, Norhrup, Ei,As
bethport
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An Importing Jeweiler FIecced-No Probnb
lifx nj RecaYerinr the pranerfs.


lily Of Recovering the Property.
Some three months ago importer OF watches
jewelry and notions who supplies the trade gene
rally, became acquainted in this city with young
Hungarian OF pleasing address and nfatuating man.
ner whose winning ways fayorably impressed the
importer. >. H. German, and the result was he en-.
trusted his customer with certain property consist
ing Of sixty-nve gold watches single and
double cases: a2t silver watches. gold chains
revoIvers, and other property amounting In the
aggregate to over $1,000 TO take 10 Chicago for the
purpose OF selling for hs benefit the later
u commission. II seems that The importer delivered
these goods without taxing anyguarantee that would
protect him.
The young Hungarian departed for the West. DAYS
and weeks passed without Nj. German receiving
any Intelligence OF his agent or his goods. lie be-
that he had been derauded. Inspector Dilks. OF the
cards we're circulated throughout the country
tanning q photograph OF the agent rendering
a handsome inward for the recovery az
the property intelligence that would lead 10 that
end. The incentive certainly strong Tor the de-
tectives Ut New York and other cities 10 work up
the case; but for weeks all their efforts have been
futile. Intelligence was received here on Tuesday
that the rogue had been In Chicago and departed for
the West The detectives have sbnndonei the case
NJ one beyond their KEN bnt ~ the accused was re-
Gently IN Kansas CITY negotiating for the purchase of
certain property there, II ~ barely possible that
some town constable out there may accomplish
what Ill the detectives between New YORK AMI lhe
southwest haze tried ia vain.
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ARRIVALS.

REroRrrp ny rHe HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stu With sss and a@@aDs x.pnss
o Ss for % ss c% 6 81
steamer bound ad, Pm, $50 miles Il Of sandy Hook,
sisamshp Arsgo Browne, Bremen Oct s. VII. souihamp.
Ssss rs sage
Oct IS encountered terrific gale from NV, with remen
steamship Pert DELANEY. Galveston DC. IL via Key ives,
Ian hsa ~e ~ Cad % weather. The
sage =, -,
mdse and pssseng,rs to Robort Experienced heavy
seamshp Leo Dearborn, Savannah, Oct 20, with rnd.e
and pssssnEer Murray. Ferris Co. Experienced strong
sieamshp Franconia sherwood. Portland, with mase to
s,eamshp Mary Sanford. Moore. Boston, with mdse to
.sS ID s Ess s. S
births the passage part the passage variable
BE- M Sow Bsy 70 days. with COAL to
swain adhesyy westerly weather throughout the pas
' Bsrs y ssaSs ssr, srcesmsn ynd-v cB days with
day.. Win S.ras @ iroasds. CO. Had westerly
Brig napier Brl, Brown, Cow Bay days with coal to
BSwan. Had succession OF westerly gales On the pas
BrigML r Leblanc. elses Bay. 10 days. with COAL to
schr Oliver schohed Dssosway, Alexandria for loboken
schr Commodore Frsbcs, Calais via Newport where she
schr white swan Collins, Calais, days. with lumber to
schr Carroll Robinson. Machss, Il days, with lumber to
Chase, Talbot ca.
scar rsu.mount Jones, Bangor. days. with lumber to
schr Sie, spear Rockiand, tdays, with lime, to W !
Brown 60.
sshr Lucy Jane, ssunders Rocsland,5 days. with lime
Schr snbsd Arey r,oessnd, DAYS with lime to order
schr julia Aiden Alden, Gloucester, days. with hsh, TO
ssir Plymouth Rock Parker Boston.
schr WIN y Gushing, Allen, Boston Tor rhiadclphia.
Schr A Truicli, Williams, Boston for Ph,iaae pAa.
echr : G Evans, Small, Boston.
Sehr Bfothers, Glerson, Boston.
schr GEN. Allen, Nantucket, DAYS. with Ssh Is Miller
Co.
schr r. N smith. Chasr, New Bedford.
schr Compromise, Perry. New Bedford.
schr Ann Dole. Hasey, Fall River Tor Philadelphia.
schr Diadenl, Chase, Fall River for Elizabeiport.
schr MARI Prcdmorr, Hart Fall River Tor s
Schr Empire, White, Pawtucse.
sehr 4 snow, hodgaop, -i rawncset
schr Marshall o Wells, Reeves, Proviiencr.
schf William Butler inew) Knowles, Provdencs for vir.
snia
Schr French, LppncOlt, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Vim Mayo Crumh, Providence for Albany.
schr Mary Miller, Dayton, Providencs for Rcndou,
schr Jane. Engl'sh Baseg p,ovdencs for kondon:.
Schr Albert Grant, French, Westerly.
Schr Elizabeth II, Hogan, Newport for Elitshcthpsrs
sehr Spray, Martin, Norwich for philsd.lph,s.
schr Gust, johnson, Norwich for Philadelphia
schr Eva, sherman, Norwich FOR Eiizsbeihpot
Schr N Baldwin, Davis, Norv ich for E.lsbeapor..
schr Mary Matt, Waterman, New London.
sssr w% sllsm is Ssrs ba pgTssnd e.
srhr Joseph Rogers Clark, Portland, Ct.
Schr Chief, Smith, New Haven.
schr Cynthia Jane, Bali New Haven.
schr Daniel Morris, Hemingway, New Haven
schr ~ Franklin, Hsilock, New Haven.
SAILED.
c,oa,n.,tu. ..tv ~ paitnor. vlre,,. Ii..,root
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 1s6a-TRIPLE SHEET

wears. light complexion, FIVE feet seven inches in
height dressed in check pants uI6ck vest and check
shirt died suddenly on rotirtn avenue, between
Fffieth and Fifty-hr Htreets The body was taken
to the Morgue and coroner notified.
FIRE IN RIDGE sTREEr.-About quarter past eleven
O'Clock last night nre occurred in the three story
brick building No. l07 Ridge street, owned by
Charles Schroeder. The first and second noors were
occupied by Louis Schmidt, blacksmith and wheel
wright, whose loss about $500; insured for $500
IN the Manhattan Insurance Company. The third
floor was occupied by cabinetmaker named M.
Ddlo6, where the fire originated, whose loss was
about $500; insured for that amount In the Ger
mania Insurance Company The building was dam.
aged about SIPS. Cause OF fire unknown.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
49, ss4----4s.N.s~l~~
THE WONDERS
OF
MODERN CHEMISTRY.
SARSAPARILLIAN
AND


AS THEY DAILY OCCUR
A''sr a''n 4hE !s sA fss REsoLvEsr
q
Strength rove relish for
u1dsturbsd sleep awaken fresh ,L, and vigorous
The aae Ia
s re OF sns ss v vs
out pain scaldng; little no SEDIMENT pain or weak
!ay weakening discharges az afflicted in that way Nth GER
the eeng glands and functional harmony restored 10 the
Yellow tinge the white Of the eyes, and the swarhy
saffron appearance OF the skin changed to clear lively 4nd
suffering from weak liberated lungs .. subsr!
tough phlegm from the LUNGS cir cel bronchi
sasPps
might swea.s pains and feeling q v:skns
sns sss e sS
Ing All these distressing symptoms gradually and surely d
T. As day after day the sARsAPARILLIAN taken new
w % a. the SS0d
and deposits hard
healthy ulcers feye Sores phtic sores CHRONIC sks
s. In cases Where the system has been snivated and
cuy Quicksilver Corrosive snblmse ths principal conss
cases with Hyd Of Potassa) BECOME
deposited the bones joints, &C. causing carries Of the
%: he VIII
deposits and e1erminate the virus OF the sass
If those who taking these medicines for the cure %
Chronic Scrofulous Syphic diseases however slow
be the "eel better" and find their general health ia
proving their flesh weight increasing keeping TIA
own, that the Ia progressing In thes0
patient either better worsethe virus Oh
the disease nactve II arrested and driven ffou
the blood will spread and continue to undermine the conf
stitution. A the SARSAPARTLLIAN makes tho
patient fee better every hour will grow better and r
in health strength and flesh. :. %y i
deathas In Consumption Of the Lungs and Tuberculoua
Phthss Scrofua Syphioid Diseases Wasting, DegenernS
ton and liberation of the Kidneys Diabetes Soppagb Cd
Water instantaneous relief afforded where caheters have Ia
be used thus doing with the painful operation OF using
instrumental dissoving the bladder and In n
inflammation Of the bladder and kidneys chyQpX
OF leucorrhea and uterine diseases. -
In nodes hard humps and syphioid ucefB IN
dropsy throat tnberces Of thd
lungs In rheumatism ricketts,; In mercaria depon
II these terrible forms OF disease, where body
has become complete where exsj
torture wherein this remedy challenges the
constituent and admir- of the II such cssega
where all the pleasures OF existence appear on th
unfortunate, and by Its wonderful, almost supernaturak
restores the hopeless life and EXIST
power. TsE Z
In the ordinary skin that every d s4
troubled WITH few doses WILL in most and few boi
ties In the aggravated forms, work
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
or SIS half dozen bottles, 81 bottle Address Dr.
Raway Co., No. 81 Maiden lane, New York. Sold also b
ruggss 80
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for purse u $500. After twenty-one rounds had
been fought both 2ugilists gave up the contest The
other battle was between Johnson and Henderer.
The latter won In ave rounds
Five fights are announced TO come on within the
next month. The following are the names OF the
several OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7, F. Martin ana =.
w. Hogan ana H. ConkIyn. for $500, In PennsyI-
yana; November Fl, J. Callahan and I. seaman LOT
81, 600; November q, J. Donovan and w. Managers,
Tor $500. in Pennsylvania; November "a, D. Mafsloh
and w. Canon, Tor $500, in Pennsylvania. - 900
A. Hicken and Mcguire are TO contend for 5000
In Virginia on December %.
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NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, oct a. 1868
a. formers y. I. soda walked over the course to.
day for the Association Purse Of sloO, two year
Clds.
The Cumberland stake for three year olds two
mile heats, purse $500 play or pay, twelve entries
was won By Buiord's Grassland IN two heats. lime,
2.47s., AJAX. seven horses staried.
The third race FOR the Association Parse o. 5000
was won by a. Carne's Chetnisette, bcatAy lgns
competitors. Time-l:j2N I:b9A.