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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, April 6-Cotton quiet at PSI 4;
NEW YORK, April 8 7 P M.-Cotton dull
and shade lower; sales ], 400 bales, at 2sf a
2Si, Flour dull-State Super6ne $50
COS: common to fair extra Southern 645 a
100. Gold strong ut, 3l5.
AUGUSTA, April 5.-Cotton market dull;
sales 200 bales; receipts 1l7-middlings nom>
inally 81.
CHARLESTON, April S 5-Cotton dull: sales
200 bales-middlings 274; receipts SAL.
A heavy frost, last night, has had dis>
astrous effect on the sea islands, where the
cotton had generally been planted early:
Nearly all must be replanted, which will
throw the crop back about one month.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-3 P. M.-Cotton dull
spot 12i; afoat 12; Orleans f2t; sales 5000
bales.
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In the District Court Of the United
STATES-For the District of South Care
lima. In the matter of A. c. CARING
-ton-Baukrupt.
By order of the Hon. George s. Dryas.
Judge of the United States Cour 1n'
sell, on Thursday the 2sth day OF ae'i5
instant at Newberry Court House, South
Carolina, at - o'clock, NJ, all the EagaA,
title and interest Of 4. C. Darlington, Bank
rupt in and to the House and Lot sisassa
in the town of Newberry, on which he new
resides, containing eight acres, more %
less.
Terms of sale Gosh purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers. VIZ, NANCE,
april : IA Ct, AshgaeA
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A ToUGH FRITrER.--We indulge our
readers with little piece of fun which hap
pened at the wedding breakfast of our dear
friend on Thursday morning last.
That the wedding must have been a happy
one there is no doubt, or that it was enjoyed
to the full In truth the party kept up the
frolc nearly all night. and only succumbed
at last when "Murphy" Closed some of their
eyes. Folks do not marry every day, and
the couple now in bonds had never tried
it before. The delighted groom particularly
ran over in glee, and out of his fertile i'm
agination there came bright idea: he re-
mcmbered that the morning would be the
first of April, and therefore good time for
joke. Happy groom, happy couple, plan
was concocted and dish of cotton tritters
was the result. Breakfast ready, all hands.
except the cook, Of course, sat down. A
large dish of crispy fri.ters stood at the
head of the table. How nice they looked,
thev we're so brown. Well they were handed
round, but whether from want of appetlse,
loss of sleep or the Smelling Of mice, or
something else, although each one heiped
him or herself to portion, no one but --
.(well we won't mention his name) tried
their quality. Our FREUD tried to cut up his
fritter, but iu vain, he then worked in his
fork and succeeded in extracting from the
crispy brown covering part of the 'goodie'
as he innocentIy imagined. tits not strange
that after so great difficulty in getting into
the fritter, but little time was lost in putting
the extricated part into his mouth. Then
followed the operation Of mastication. That
was found to be more difficult even than cut>
ting with his knife. Patience however, 1t
must be good, he was young, in fine health /,
good teeth, and with all day before him. and
he cbewed on, and might have chewed till
now. but that he soon made the melancholy
discovery that it was growing larger every
moment; something must be done and soon
He was too polite to empty his mouth ocfore
the ladies, and already the unusual size OF
his cheeks and his distended eyes were at~
tracing attention. Well, and what 90 you
suppose he did with it? He swallowed 1t at
a cuIp. like the man who swallowed the 0oy
with a basket of sausages, only ne dld not
care for auy more. When the joke leaked
ont there was no little glee at his expense, /,
and it is said that Bro. Lost several
buttons on the occasion.
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The New York Express thinks that

The New York Express thinks that
ninetenths of our people eat too mnch
flesh. 1t is a positive injury instead OF
benefit, when eaten twice day, even
to the hard physical worker This com:
munity could live on at least one'hall
the flesh it dcvours, and be all the bet
ter for the change. We are not sure
that if we ate one-third only of what is
now consumed in the form of steaks,
outlets, &c., we would not be the gamers
in health and strength, as we certainly
would in pocket.
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Notice.

will sell at Nevberry Court House On
the first Monday in May next, one'half in.
teress in a Reaper, Thresher, Aoser aad
Fan, with necessary banding, &C., belonging
to the Estate of O. A. Rutherford dee&
Terms of sale cash. -
CYRILLA RUTHERFORD.
April 7 a St. Adn'J.
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HAD ITO PAss."-Somc time during the
night, between the hours Of go to bed time
Of Wednesday, and the customary rising
time of Thursday, the silence which pre-
vailed in and around the suburban retreat OF
ye local was broken, not rudely and alto>
gether, but softly and by degrees by va>
riety of sounds, each Of which ran into the
other, until the whole produced conglom-
crate bewilderment. What can the matter
be was thought, what is it and where did it
come from? Did those sounds come from
the spheres oh no! for scarce would Wis.,
;tor from the far off stand out in the flower
garden at that hour of the night. Did they
come from below? hardly, and for the one
good reason, that our acquaintance in those
parts is but limited. Then whence did they
proceed? We remembered then of the inter
mediate space, and at.once it flashed upon
us that it must be sorr, nading party-as
the little ones say-who had come to do US
honor. Our he ,rt gashed ou: at once, and
melted under the influence of so great com.
bination of honor and rapturing sounds.
Oh ye sweet scented youths thought we,
how pleasant to draw oar mantle or rather
blanket around us and drink in your soft
and delicious music: Bat there are two
sides to every picture. Contrary to usual
custom we did not arise, for with sorrow we
remembered that there was nothing in the
house to draw upon and keep up the kindly
feelings. A box Of Seidlj'z powders was the
nearest approach to any thing of the pecu>
liar kind needed, but we feared tomuke the
offer. The time was unsu;:cd What fix
to be caught in. The tfflct Of the music was
lost. In tic trouble Of that moment we
fancicd the party were becoming Indignant.
for the playing was wild; the operator on the
horn, ycxe1 that the only horn" available
was the one in his hand, blew in spasms-
blew with an "innorminate" voicc-and his
notes now loud and fast, then in jerks and
walls, seemed 10 say mary drop nary drop,
while the fiddle only answered to the low
in melancholy sounds, and the flute became
choked from great emotion. How long the
agony lasted we know not, it seemed an age.
We iclt certain that the fat would be roal>
izel sometime, that the local intended "to
pass" and sure enough it did. The end
came. The music diel out on the sill night
air in waii Of bitter lament, and our friends
left in sadness. We acknowledge the corn
and are sorry, if they come again we will be
prepared to give them gush.
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NeZ AdYertIsements.

Co.partnership in Law. M. Baxter
& Silas SohnStone, Esq'rs.
&. & c. Rail Road Notice.
Reaper, ThreSher, &C., for sale-C.
Rutherford, Admx.
Specialties-R. e. SILVER.
Auction and Com. Agent--A. e. kauf'
man.
Sweet Potato Slips-L. Marshall.
Is he b-oke?-
Doors, Sash and BIinds-P. P. Toale
In Bankruptcy-W. Hood.
Choice Goods, Low Prices-R. Fl
Marshall.
Assignee's Sale-John R. Leavell AS
sicnce.
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April 7th IT,.
Masonic.

A Regular Convocation Of Signef
Chapter No. 1s, R. A.. NJ, win be Self
in the Chapter Room, on Monday night
next, April IL, att o'clock. Companions
will assemble promptly, and witaous aus-
ther notice. 49,
By order of the NJ. E. q. P.
R. II. GRENEkER. Secretary.
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SOUTHERN MASUFAcTURER.-Every day we
discover new evidences of the rapid increase
of the manufacturing interests Of the South.
To-day tt e Herald contains the card OF Mr.
P. P. Toale, of Charleston--the extensive
manufacturer of Sashes, Blinds, Doors and
House-Trimmings of every description.
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed a partner
ship for the practice of Law in the State
Courts and the United States Courts, for
the District of South Carolina. 0f6ce At
Newberry, S. G.. .-....sfE-:s II
JAMES II. BAXTER,
slLAs TOMBSTONE
April IA If.
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WooD.-Parties indebted to the Herald
office for subscriptions, &C., can make
payment in good oak or pine wood.
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A highly intelligent lady, resident of
Syracuse, n. Y, says that she was afflicted
nearly year, periodically, with derange-
mcnt of the circulation; the blood rushing
to the lungs with snch force as to threaten
congestion and death. This was attended
with the most intense pain in all parts of
the body. Falling to obtain relief from any
of the physicians whom size employed from
tine to time. she was induced to try the
Plantation Bitters, and 10 her surprise and
10y they have relieved her, and she is now
in good health and flesh.
MAGNOLIA AWArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
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We are under obligations to Mr.. II.
Bartlett for late andlnteresting Northern
papers.
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.S3,O2e,O65

Tctal.............S3,02s,O65 Total 49, ,02s, ,O65
Railroad property, Express Company
property, and exempted list-as Court
House, Jail, Poor House, Colleges, School
houses and Church property.-Laurens Her.
aid.
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Alaska ladies take bottle of wbiskey
before dining ss an appetizer.
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TAXABLE PROPERTY IN LAURENs.-We
get from the Auditor, the following state
ment of taxable property in this District:
Real Estate. ....... s2,oZl'oo!
Personal Property. ............. l,oo'' III
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We acknowledge the receipt of q copy Of
the saledic.ery Address, delivered by 5. T..
Wallis, Esq. 10 the graduating class Of the
School of Medicine of the University of
Maryland, at the Holiday-Street Theatre,
Baltimore, March Sd, 1859. The Universe
ty of Maryland Is presided over by Julian
j. ChisoIm. NJ. D., formerly of Charleston,
S. c.. who is Dean of the Faculty, and
which embraces some Of the finest minds
known in the medical profession. The ado
dress is eloquent and able, and will be PEI.
rused with profit by all who are favored with
copy.
The FARM & GARDEN, spriehtly month
ly devoted ,as its name implies. 10 agriculture,
and published at Clinton, S. c., by JAS. r.
Jacobs d Co., at 81 per annum: The April
number up to its usual standard is received.
BURxE's WEEKLY.-The four numbers
bound in a colorcd cover is received for
April. We look On this paper as one of the
Lest which can be placed in the hands Of
young people. Address J. w; Burke s. Co.,,
Macon, Ga, with So for years subscripS
ton.
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SHLpPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF roRS..................."...'JuH' %

PORT OF EBw.YoRE. %
CLEARED.
Stsamshps-Zo Cook Cow BAY G. b. Sar'gossa haet Vu,r
ton clyde, Morgan, Wilmington n Vi maSleA FISH, '0"
Br,ifopi; HattrTas Roberts Richmond Se
Sbips-F,eetiord. Stoyer san Fraueiscs . 49,. -,
Bsfk,-Mana Augusta Renmausen DunNrk signal Whey Fo-
terra for orlrrs; Windsor Cochran Pou Aane Bo"p In
sua Capri. Anderson Cork. - v.-t.....
Br-SaB Petro Lauo Gonceste Egera Ruberg konsoergi
Etpress Muniori barcelona Nellie Ware Ware, LaguayA
br.-p,asop Wahab Washington, ~ e.; W. H. Gem Bearse
Rn. q g Ackeu IIobbe Stamford; Laura Gertrude Welsh Sierra
,' F,Ypv FERN Decent 81 Johus n r.; p. H. Ahea. Fuller
Mobile; A. L. Fitch Yates Norfolk, Va hnquas henr bSiAOtst
James Wares Dsko Philadelphia Starlight Baehioid CAAA
slOOP-Rlen Snih, DeCasiro, New'hA'ea
Steamship The Queen, Grogan Liverpool June H. ana Han
70 S. tbe B,y Moves Indanoa days cotton. Sc
ST. CroI days sugar moasses ana rum
Lsft ia port brig Linda Abbott for Nesiork uS DAYS .
Brig belmont Locke Cocarane sierra Leone % uJs pam o' ~
Brs Katie Townsend. Messina 70 days trait , - l. ~ tr
Bs Isabel Bsunnan KenBaTd Arroyo p r. days via Se"-ha'ea
'u Scn, Ioss Rose Howell Bahia % days sugar. &c.
sehr Iuano Johnsoa % days sugar ana meas' LS
in mort hr Hortsnsa Lime Staples O NeNlok Ia about ~
sb, Gen Putnam KnishtOu Andrews l4day, faste
Schr Margaret Ann, hog 81 Johns " r. ~ es,s sea-
Srbr Annie O. Weber Weber layacca Texas "a Ays DoleN
scSr Re6eeea NJ Atwood Doane. Cat Island dhs, iulL
scbr Corne Johason. Cat Island day; ifqi|
SchL Statesman Newton. Georgetown D. u
Scbr. John y. Doughty, Duke. virginia
Schr. J. I. Boyd, Robbins virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS. June 0-An'ed bark Pauhn1 ON LesoOu, .
o. fSn CsT.1ss Below ship Bmma NewOdeA1si Oara
pspia from Rio The snip Richard III rom OhAHo" "'
W,ease passed Highland LEht Cape Cod 70 day F. p,,
s.S I'm tScco June 2aArved irefet p feh rom b9aeAuL
CLEARED San Francisco for luduiqne; Hercules Tor aaV
ysl Tor BulIrl net Sailed Radiant tor he"loFA Regent oi
s.s MoyRoE Va June 30-Passd 10 for Baltimore ongs
cban from RIO: Bessie Howard nom London Passed "lt 94,I
49, Tor the West Indies; stag for Ponee T. X Orss hiram A"i
for Busros Ayresi Morning star for Trieste.
LONDONDERRY, June &-Ihs steamship V''A"'' ~
we'd At
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THE SUNDAY LAW QUARREL IN PITTSBURGH.

.
Pittsburgh has been very much excited Tor
many weeks over new and very stringent Sunday law
The Germans particularly enraged at what they call
its unjust restrictions and war is raging between the
Teutonio population and the ministers with their sup
porting Pensioners Committee Of tavernkeepers ana
mas formed for the purpose OF enforcing the
eutira law "a rigldly against all who break
il as IL is enforced against themselves. TINS IL
seems will them TO stop the gassworks printing
Offices street cars ard carriage owners aud drivers
attending funerals the Sabbath. They threaten TO
sue the Mayor for misdemeanOr In office II he shall In
any way interfere with the committees fail 10 give
them his official support All the suits VIII
be brought before him, and II he doesn't treat
them according to law ne will be prosecuted.
The Committee has decided TO DELAY their eniorcement
two weeks on Of the coming Fourth The news
paDer prOpreOrs determined to on and meet the
law and its penalties. Last Sunday omnbuses, passen-
ger-cars carriages running as usual Inc re-
are anticipated.
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by the United States shall be offered any such officer,
TO stamp thereon the word counterfeit"
HaB notes that haze been purchased toH in case be
redeemed.
Observance Of the above is enjoned all Assistant
rreasurers aud DepOstaries and compliance herewith
on the part OF all making remttanees TO which the fore
going regulations are applicable, Is desired
+. Il. SPINNER. Treasurer United States.
Treasury Observation-Disclosures, June 7, 1869.
ApprOyed-GEoRGE s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary OF the
Treasury
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C,aus and puers arriving at this port are eqiehS
addressed NeSlork Associated Press ony 20
persons exhibiting authority Of j. w Smouon GelrrH
Arnt News packages Journal Of Commerce Tines IMBvNK
World Sun Express EUsHtag Posi- Commercial fdrert4r SidS
Zsny and Yorker Diokrdi should also be delivered on
th.aa
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The Francis p. Sage of New-Orleans, which
sailed from that port in APRIL was struck by lightning
twice during her voyage, and arrived at Hayre on the
4th inst She was not seriously injured, and her cargo.
consisting OF 1878 bales Of cotton, aud poYisiohs was
cuf4 4 uuloadpd
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, June 80. 1862

n
Messrs. Al. Bleecker, Son q Co. sofa yes
.rday some choice property in Plannea at prices rang
soS 20 s,ssner city lot The same firm sold at
as evcSanSe This noon, the premises No 70 Bankst
'no ~ front and rear house and lot 25Kl2i7 for
co. 600 For the first time several weeks we are unable
1--WE notice of any sale either at the Exchange or sub
,rbs 70 come of tomorrow
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GUrt d0larorns 1otirs.

STATE HHs.IOAE
PoET.wARDENs OEyIck, No. % "illNs-se
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance WILD ,i
~ section Of the ACT passed ABnl 49, sorus % IL vsoss
1880. in or having Of the suoJs matter OF sa tJ,
,asauou or survey the following vessels are nov uu ii
- Poi Warsps and " s1AnnAuV1s
d rihia Ten dAJs Saeee1ng ta noCee On OS~1 49,
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hONAiN-' ny J. BIEECKER son & co.
- ..,od lot No ~ Bsuk.st, lot 25IllL1...... $50 600
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9Th Strs.g 8tal 6statt for SnI,.

Two REAL ESTATE SPECULATORS. -Hero
ehaue for certain and Der cent net post IN les
than I'VE years The property II hours of N
carry prospects Of the time being down minutes and ths
thal 81 Newark and unrvale for health besGtv Of
are near z Ieet trout lying steamboat navigation with wrvs
LOT factories ana heavy business generally properly rms
on gentle ascending grade high
views OF Tue surrounding country; tbickysetted aud
section IN NeWJersey surrounded by aud es Nh can
lh property hes within corporation limits and Immediately
large and nourshng which excellent scboo
oolh classical and primary Eve churches with shops and
manufacturing establishments are already dozen ar rar
A Trains TO ana from City with prospects Of through trains from
tm POut without stop NeElOrk
AID avenues Of the ALREADY onened nm 10 tbs
psee and some streets have been opened thereon On ali side,
elegant residences have been built process of erection
aud elegantly improved property which sne f
on business We solicit mostly this rare property spec
TOTS manufacturers and gentlemen wanting the pretue estate
jersey and glance il
With beautiful hedges; drives all gravd and walks Jagged Tbe
uohe choice and In great Abundhce fine aRd superior
excellence The place is noted for most choice
Al OF ru ana the land for It's perfect and enriched
9nahe No pains have been whole
place wls really is 90 Garden Spot" There has hsep len most
wisely this estate beautiful grove Of s1 acres Intended for
Public Park and affords resort for picnic pAes No
brokerage paid and principals only will he negotiated With App 10
w II H. JONES No. MurraySt, NeWiOik, SMITH PAYNE
No 762 Broai.st. Newark.
W0ODSIDE, N. J.--FOr SALE, two French
w Roof HOUSES containing Parlat Dining Room Ihrav and
two Finished Rooms ia the sc Hot Cold
Heater Lot IX2 price 5000 terms MORRISON BRIGGS
Noodside or MORRISON HALL. No 1863 Broadway. n. Y
G0n ON0 "A FARM of 1873 acres in Es-
W COsOONs sex County N j. with 6ns house outbudngs
box stalls The proposed Midland Railroad will run vsJ
place placing within hour Of NewYok City. Address BALD
WIN opposite NJ b R r. Depot No. p Bro'dst, Newark
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wEpyEsDArs WEATHER RBPoRT-sl IN
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Ann t39 Sun sels..... 7:5j Moon IL %
aigH wArBR Dan
S,n,y Cows 50 Hell Gate. in
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All who have real estate for sale OF 10 Iet
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
viii find it to their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
lis aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper. and in addition this advantage IAE TRIBUNE
vilbe found not only NewYork and all IT, cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should DO as bnet as VIII
ov Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
,ader We would especially dwell the fact that the
nbscrbers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements IN each
are lad bv all classes The TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 10 reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
aud country thus adding greatly % the value Of It's col
Ennis as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
fisDg are As follows: DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
yor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TuBUSE 25 cents per line About ten worus OF
wide columns average line Terms, cash In advance
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Country 4rOpntp 90 Gh
At ELIZABEIH--TO RENT, several de-
"A sirsbis RESIDENCES BBOOKFBLD. No 81 Ceisrst
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED HOUSES
II TO LIT Tsrrytowr PneeI very low. Apply 10 WM A.
CROCKER. No 70 cedrsL. Or at n redeR,s. Tarryiowh
fNO LET, partly furnished, at Westfield, New
Jersey bour from Inc ne" OUsk; all e Improve
fruit and Ade stable coach
b. b. BACON, Box No. ,76l Ns~.York r. o.
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6itp 8raI 6stlt, for SaIs.

EOR SALE-A three-stOry and cellar brick
HOUSE No Berctesi. Several respectable
families purchased the block Inquire No 40
wsgu-.t JeHsy City. before u a Puce 500
EOk SALE-The new three-StOTy high-stOOp
broxaous HOUSE and FURNITURE No. So West Fhytfbst
5weeu Bah AID N1thaess0h % Gec0uut Of he family eav1g
gle ely desirable place fur wishing I've
tss Park Inquire d he the premises, q
c. A. tLEGG, No. % CourtlsBdtst
TOR SALE at a bargain, the 3-stOry BRICK
HOUSE Thirty sIth-st between SeveubETe and BoldSA
Apply TO J. DOMAINE BROWN. No. lz7s Broadway.
CONN NM TO LOAN on Bond and Mort
2SOOaOOO gage. J. S. TAILOR l. Co., No ~ Broad
Ny. loo n. L OAes kaors from I % y
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Oh, Gurf
PUNNING MEETING.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SATURDAY. WEDSKSDAY,tsnd SATURDAY,
June "a, 20, AID JnlJ
SATURDAY. July o.
HURDLE RACE, Handicap SutspsakeIA ages ESQ niles
hurdles
PARK HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKRt-AU hgesi 2 miles, 500
SEQUEL STAKBS-2 miles; JJeAr eds; 500
sWEEPSTAKES-2Jsar Olds tai,; btD
CONSOLATION PREMUM-li Mills; 800
Racer 10 commences each day At ocloek.
oftbs American JOCKEY Cah Obtain badges BY applying
10 Messrl Barter Henderson, No. 10 BToadsL, n. \.
The have Kindly consented 10 take
charge oiths Club House during the meeting
reached BY Coney Island which leave Fulton
minutes direct Those driving viii hnt the most direct
tbpugh Fnt0nst Cntoust to 1hrpaee thence through
MARTIN RALBFLBISCH. PresL
RDV. MORRIS, Sec.
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Gltsttttstu couutg 3faI estrtt for saI,.

VONKERS.-If you want to purchase or hire
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