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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-06

WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
by JAMES REID.
Tive BoIIars Year fhvaribIy In Advance.
Local & Miscellaneous.
blanks ofaH kinds for sale At this once.
FOR sALR.-A new, we'll ironed, steel shod. low
priced sleigh for sale, on inquiry at this once.
NoTIoE.-All "Advertisemen should be on
the hook before 4 P. NJ Thursday, to appear
in the came weeks paper, as this is the latest
hour 70 which they can be delayed.
SLAP-JACKs and FRITTERs are good, II lu-
bricated with SwIFT's Golden Syrup. II
To keep dry, buy the "Whitney Boot and
eat Goldfish. HALL has them.
MEASLES are having something of run
among the children Of the public schools.
THOSE II. & NJ. Oysters at HALLS are larger
and better thsn usual. Every can solid.
LADIES will do well TO look at DIcK's assort.
ment of Jet Jewelry before buying.
RUBBER Boots are being used more than
usual this fall by farmers and hunters. HALL
has a large trade in them at $5. per pair
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THE NEW LIGHT
REFINED PETROLEUM! {!

II
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c q / > X "a
Oupplies a necesssty, as well rs q household con.
Ssafres u hasbcsp Il use more than two years, and
sst and x every .spses, the best Hight. No Offensive
sme NO grease 70 soil weak S eTe.
ysss aHer light than can De nsed % YIN ,Ss Or
:aiRs ssSsngnz SAAsf' is cheaper than
There never was portable sna tsat requ@fed @ sSdoss
what ws say, 5-5 in ID
TO FAem q Day 0aros~r
& nsss oss Sses s IN
1t no, snig .asss Ss.r white iisel 6st Y perfectly
.-7'CiG : ''ce7 n S7T II A. PALMER
Inspector Board Firs Underwriters fx the Csfy OF Buf
falo, Ny. ~
hs. - =. MlIG
lam Of tse opinion contrary 70 my pssyos. = i%prsss
could arise fro the explosion OF lis vapor In can
iA@e- HiE gEoIkSE ssHPlst l.,r.,o " "a cou
IL. a1oi+,r 80, -ai5.L . .....
TO nncsn meg Cc"etrHi N ..l,. ,.
.rsnn d SS ss5 ~ %asas IN ~ my mouse me re
and sAprSaGh tsst have no hsstatlOn saying that
As. a., s.s ssS g. Shpg rOSs and
Ant a M sS Sss ehseruy
safety and OeaHty coIhbIned! ,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-06

LADIES will do well TO look at DIcKs assort.
ment of Jet Jewelry before buying.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-06

ALLcoCKs Porous PLAsTERs.-SOre and Dry Throat
cured by half Plaster usually in two three hours.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-06

In Saybrook Oct. 9S, Mrs. Lucy Ann ScOvil, wife OF
Kneeland ScOvil, in the 45th year OF her age.
In KeoggsVille, Oct &C. Mrs Louisa Bloss, widow OF
the late Judge James NJ. BosR, aged 81 years.
In Monroe Oct a. Of typhoid fever, Ada, daughter Of
Egitant Ely aged II wears.
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German ciuizeps OF Richmond who turner out
to do honor to the Richmond German Musical
Society and the New York Social Menperchoir.
who arrived by the York River route from Bal.
timore, where they have been attending the
great SRngerfest. On the arrival of the Rich
mono and New York societies they we're warm
~ welcomed and were escorted to their head
quarters at Sauer's Monticello Hotel. IN the
procession were the German Turner's, tho
hlchmond Gesangverein, the New York society
ana another musical organization, besides
committees and invited guests in carriages,
ana .marshals mounted. The residences anu
places OF business of prominent Germans all
along the route were decorated with flags,
eyergreens, flowers. &c.
The aquarium recently opened at Berlin ia
described as the most magnificent in Europe.
and' IN fact il the world. The first room is
nall paved with marble, having snake and
iizard cages on either side. From this room
the visitor passes to a balcony, running above
d large rocky cavern, with a poe! below, tec-
anted by water fowl. An adjoining room is
also arranged as a nearly circular cavern, with
basins in the rock work around the side, and
with magnificent aviary in the middle, con-
tanning more than thousand BIRDS appearing
's INV large Cage VI Wlfe Sauze.
On closer examination. however, it is dlscov-
cred that this urge cage lie divided by very del.
icate wire partitions, radiating from the centre,
so that only about one hundred birds occupy
the same compartment. From the aviary
rocky vaulted passage leads to the aquarium,
strictly so called, and also to the lower part Of
the cavern. The imitation rock work is report
ed to be true to nature, and the general effect
Of the different apartments is described as
vnrv i;,croo,oo
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iENnxsoN'sN ENID ~ ,strated by 0usteve Dore, TO-
lio IN o., elegant binding, $40.
lxNhTsoN's LocKeLY BALL, illustrated by Hennesy,
Acctavo, &3.
GRAY's ELKoY, with seventeen anelv colored dray;
% tngs and Photographic reproduction Of the
original manuscrtpf, 4to So %.
WAYsIDE PosIES. original Poems OF country hfe
~ edited BY Robert Buchanan, with forrysseyen
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TEE Bird, by Michele Illustrated by two hundred
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CHhIsT IN SoNo or Ayms Of Immanuel selected
from all ages by Philip schan, d. D., 8vo, cloth
gilt extra, %.
CowPER's .ApLE TALK. ana other Poens. beaut.
inily illustrated by the most eminent English
Aststs, 1vosun,e. Ito. %. ot b. " n
TORY WITHOUT Az EtD, from the German OF O..
rove, largo 4to. with fifteen beautiful pic-
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CRRIgrA4As CAROL. by Charles Dickens, with thirty
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Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated. Eyo "a.
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1Ee above are All In elegant buildings
Janusrvt s zs,. &. st ,-,s 1yr ISL
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CHI A r L E s TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1869.
Tho New York Times and the Finance,
OF South Carolina

>.
The New York Times publishes an elabo
rate, review Of the fnancial condition Of
the State Of South CAROLINA, in which is
found this gratifying statement:
,f'The State which appears to have the best
start and the steadiest progress, as yet. is
South Carolina. While she suffered fully as
much. If not more, than any other of the
Southern States, her prospects to-day are more
satisfactory"
make the statement that "the reason or 80.
ssoret Of this is the excellent management
"of her (our) fnances," We, who know
where the shoe pinehes, fatty contradict
tho assertion, and make the counter state
ment that the, finances Of the State have
only been we'll managed in the sense that
means have been provided for meeting the
extravagant expenditures Of the State Gov
ernment, and that the present State Gov
ernment is administering our affairs with
q wastefulness and profigaoy which would
soon break down the credit Of any State in
the Union. South Carolina has email
debt, and can and will pay every dollar Of
her liabilities; but the secret Of this is that
the people are as determined to pay all their
just debts as they are convinced OF tho
corruption and profigaoy Of the existing
government Of the State. The Times is
content to make broad assertions! We deal
with facts, and to begin with, make the fol.
lowing Comparisons Of }tha appropriations
for the wears ending Ootohar 1860 ord
October, 1869 From this comparison we
omit the charge for interest on the State
debt.
The appropriations are classified as fol-
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& n. CLOU U d 10 n IL - /.

rHIs NEW AND COMMoL IOUs HoUsE. IocA1.
ED corner OF broadway and Fcrty-second-a a,reet.
possesses advantages all othor houses for the ao
eommodation 0i its quests. ~ was built expressly
na, sos nsst,cl.ss ass family bcardag houseshe rooms
anu cold ter. and furnished second ID nonas s,,s
me culinary department. ts 10 tle most expcraenced
osnoss an n,rdi0E guepts an uneqdallad table,
tne modern improvements" and Il the Servtce 81
guests at ell hours. 1900 IA I, .So n n
me broadway and Universally Plasp Cars pass tne
HAL 70 Central Park, while che Stxth Ana overk
Avenuo linss are nus short block On either side.
the dep0is. steamboat iaudinas places 81 y nss -
ment snd business Of The great tnstTopolis
MOaE q EaOGLEY. propxlssora
b sFcn ~ :. 80, y j. . 9 euos "
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@0r Sale.

A UCTIONEERS, BKOK ERs. Ann
~ others wishing "f or Sale" Hazards, business
ness and dispatch will consult their interest bv Ieav
,ag ,ng 1ner I1 orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No
NOH SALE. Old NEWsPAPERs INV
~ any Quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
IL; Ine caeapest wrapNpl paper that can be used. Ap
ply at the ofice of fHE News. March Ap'
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S.sfpI ~.
1gtels.
A u h Es Ts0sN H OF III.
cHARLEsroN. SOUTH oARoI1xA

THIS F7RsEsCLASS HOrEE. SITUATED IN 4
pleasant location and in the business poron 0f
ctv renders IT the most desirable Hote Tor eithar
pesmanent peg OF transient guests he accommodations
nsviag extensive suites ri elegant
men The proprietor VIII endeavor 70 maintain the
nian reputation O. joyed BY the "rharleston" as
hiRt class house. and effort will be s,arad e. a.
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
Inc pest OF Live accommodations will be folln
adjoining the establishment go go ~ ~
me house !. supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Water OF which del shtful bahs can be hsia
~ttIss osy OF ns2ht. T., u. JACKSON.
GUY 10 Proprietor.
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Go .Rent.


O RENT. TAE FINE AgD DEsIRa.
BILE htslDENcF. known as No q Atlantic
sIeet containing four square rooms, two n.tics
good kitchen, ane yard. cistern and pump. Anniv
az Mrs' NJ MULL1NGS, next do.r to Mariners Church.
10y a 'n wf2
VW LENT THE THREE UPPEK
soor faiL fSaUhiES OF the ApGER BUILDING. each
ieet Zee wee With ncld entrance on King viii
pe hted up to SUIT any purpose for which they nav
Pc @ Gesired. sired Apply TO ]. L. MOSES collector and
heal Estate Agent No. "a Broad street.
July IA wtro1a
TTNO GENT. A N1CE SIM sLL HOUs tc ON
,a. four or hve rooms with piazz'. kitchen and
,aree cisern. at $S6 per month or longer; having
large lot and extensive open view the river One
"a IR% suaDlS. can app!t opposite. at No.
TO HENT. TAE PLEAS ANTTY ~ITU.
ivI Al ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENCE No. Gadsden- street. opposite Wentworth
apply at CHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL.
R ENL ESTATE AGENTS. AND OrHERs
LII having houses to reut can have their plac .rIs
&C., printed at the lowest rates and In the nexest
a4d 4u neaIest stvies Of type, at 1HE NEWS JOB OF
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iost aub Sorno

GTOLEN, EnOaa MRS. LEvIcY SMOKE
~ ~ IN Coiieson County, two mites from Waterboro
Inc Mnre - black and rather low Tor her isnr.S
Ous vel! punt; her body long, both tore feet ana
1er The Mare was followed afsesn miles above
msn ,o "a ehe direction Of Barn white
sne thlef followed for want OF naeans and her iisto
csop must pc ost without hello. Any Information
seauve s 70 me Mare VIII be thankfully recatveo Di
y. o"otvn Ooun-
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T Total appropriations. 1914, ,555 $633 100
But the appropriation bill Of 1860 con-
ta'ns many charges against which there
are no corresponding charges, in 1859.
Among these ore jurors and oonstables.
S5O.OO0; compensation for slaves executed,
$1,000; military contingencies, $1OO, 900;
military academies, $50 600; dredge boat.
$50 900; census, $12.7OO; marine school,
$4,000, Total 1929. 7OO This amount must
DC deducted from the total Of 1860 to make
the comparison just. On the other side.
from the total of 1869 we must, in the same
way, deduct $ss. s0O,oharged for the State
Penitentiary, which institution was not in
existence in 1860. This would leave the
comparison as follows:
Deduct as above stated. !. 229 7Ol ~ am
Total. ...$414, ,855 $544 800
The expenditures Of the year 1869 are, \
therefore, $l29, 445 IN sxonss OF THE Ex.
rsNDrrunas OF 1860, although $50 600 in
stead Of $76. 900 is given to free schools.
and mo- appropriation is made for the tran
sient poor, the Normal High School or tho
Roper Hospital. After. all. the result is not
surprising when we fnds 1.-The Legislature
costing $l40 600 instead Of $25, 600, and
the Governors contingent fund $25, 900 in
stead Of $4,000 We ask the New York
Times whether it calls this an ..exoellent
management Of the finances Of the State p,
The sketch given by the Times Of the
manner in which the funds were raised to
pay the ordinary expenses Of the govern.
ment is very jolly. and will doubtless boil
ster up the reputation Of "the financial
agent" in whose interest it seems TO have
been written. But it is an absurdity nm
worthy OF metropolitan journal to ASSERT
tnat an obscure broker could, in the course
OF six months, create . demand for our State
bonds that II was difficult to supply: WHAT
II ne did have "unlirnited confidence In the
"honor Of South Carolins. it's (Radlioal)
.'ofiicers and (negro Rsdioai) Legisl ature ~
Whatif he did represent to BANKERS and
"ospitalists that their distrust Of the secu.
''rities Of that (this) State was unfcunded.
''and that he himself proposed to invest
I'm the bonds ~ This would have had no
more eject In wall-street than the whist
ling Of the wind But IL was known in
Now York that South Carolina had ! debt.
q abourS0 ,00O. 600. and that. We 6sal III; |
ways kept faith with our creditors. This
was the beginning. and sks ls,da M 'sisflt was It,
tainsd, the money was, had. baeasse sthis
.anarciai assnsys ysaa thisg gonag gnAanof e.nush
ability and 4pfdmissaf sEaa ilhYSSt ualfm,4sd
pogsrs, sha Scoaid, ss sprdfSsssaaiins. rdfsssaaiis s9sr
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GEOR RGIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. .a5OO. .OOo

FIRE AND LIFE DEP ARTMHNTs SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. $10u 900 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia according to law
1or the benefit of the assured in this Conopanv
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
purely Southern Company. allo wing only six
per cent OF its earnings to the Stockholders: the
rest I the profits divided among the Poicyholders
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department las been in successful onera
tion for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets
Life Department in full and successful operation
and vieing WITH old companies in its success.
All OF Its Policies non-torfetable, and of every
description of Life and Endowment. toeether with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
NO restrictions upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of lis premiums. No notes taken
oFTIoERs:
W.. LAwrON. President.
J. G. MoBURNEY, Vice.President.
R. J. LIaHTFOOT. Secretary.
c. F. MoCAY. Constituting Actuary.
P. 81. WRIGHT. Examining Physician.
This Company is now prepared to take risks either
IN the Fire or Life DEF rartments, and so.icis share
OF the patronage of the city and state.
u. q. HOLMES, Jr..
=. General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted in all parts OF
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica.
lions to be made to J. g. HOLMES. Jr., General
Agent, No. 35 Broad-street. Charleston, S. O.
July6 DAG mvf
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THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1er,,
1859, and closes Jure 25th 1870 ~oA"'
In addition to the regular Colleriata conrsa ths
Ito essional schools of Law and Civl and. M,ninO
engineering, are In full operation. ~ g
rrecessary expenses. from $500 to 1916.
II S,,s.1 III G1s~1sSeogne. = ADDRESS N. LERCH
A.ao $Ssss Clerk Of Faculty.
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R IL q. * AYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

u R q . * L. YN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSStS 0vof.... 81. 300, 600
ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENpow.
MENT POLICIES. Dividends annuslly In cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur.
render-vatue Plan Policies, worldwide. Second n
no Company IN the United States for stability H,,a
rality and economy.
cAce No. Il! Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BoUcK, President
WM NJ COLE. secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad.street Second Floor
Local and canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the Stato
Apply in person or bv leakr to
JAMES q. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
- .o.y a mwf 6mos
A MERlCAN TesNTINE
Life and Savings Insurance Go.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT..
No. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BAxz1woRr
DR. I'm. M. POST, Medical Examiner.
THOMAS n coURTENAYs Manager.
BRANCH OEExCE, Ca1ARLxsr0S n. n
I, On. THOMAS Z. oarER, Medical Ezaminer.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent. IS
cHAAIRsroN BOARD RRYERTisoE:
Hon ALFRED HUGssR y.$.
r. w g. MAGRATA. Esq., President q. ORR M
Hon. y. b. OAMpRELi, Attornev at ra,.'fs a. - =.
IHEO. D WAGNER. Esq, -oi j. Fraser 4 <o.
tonRl Bank. -'' 1A1ss IVA.
E0sMRA MORE. Esq. OF Messrs. Il. Mure 4 %
E EDWAhD LAEIrrt. OF I'd. Iantte & Co. q = = 80
+ 9'onei ~, ~ p =. SLOAN, Gotten Factor. M
Trenholm. ~ f-''{o y" " "sT- OeA uA'SSAaaS y
/ II. 8. cL EY Esa.. Of Mesprs. o.ney d Cos .4
Havine been spp anted Gencral Agent ;SoS un.tn
AND !outhGsrua ma for the above reliable aud norm.
idr Life tnsu anre Company, I am prepared a, -.
able terme JOHN nj IRHTxN%n IN =. n, 80 %
Otse for The present at Messrs. courienay A,
Trenholm's. Union Wharf ws3rnos - Jnrs a = =
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4, n,musemcuis.

lamusemsurs.
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HA"E KNiAN HAhh.
FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
com'nsnciny THURSDAY, July I'D, 1869.
THE GREAT
s A r G E T
AND THE
COmical JAM ES FASTER
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRESENTS GIVEN
AWAY NIGHTLY
Tickets 35 cents. Reserved Seats 30 cents To be
bad at Holm es' Book House.
Doors open at halfpast o'clock. To commence
Nv euall'Pas' CLOCK. July 81
.3nsHrarfe.
n UAN DIAN MUTU UAL
LIFE sURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Or lx ed In 1850
ALL POLlCES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN NO NOTES REQUIRED
LAST CASH DIVIDEND SO CF1FrY) PER CENT.
STATEMENT
fo'Aces IN iorce... 1926. 900, 900
A'se'' ''''''''..'......'.'..... 100000
Annual Income. Observation-Disclosures. 800 600
Losses Fald. ....................... 100000
OFFICERS
w. n. PECKHsM, President,
VIM. T. BOOKER. vice-Presdent
l.. MCADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
g. A. FUDICKAR. Superintendent
DIRECTORS
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon JAMES HARPER. Firm Of Harper & Bros. ex
Mayor New York.
JOHN J. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
VIM. M. VRRMnYE. Banker (vermilye & COY
CHAs g. lockwood. Cashier Newark Banking Com
pany.
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE ex-Mayor of New York
MINoT c. MORGAN, Banker.
THoMAs RraNEY Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
BENZ. B. sHER NAN, Treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm Of Arnold, Con stable s. Co.
RICHARD b. BOVINE, Wetmore & Bovine, Lawyers
u. Y. HAuaHwouT, Firm E. v. Haughwout & Co.,
VIM. WrLKEks. Firm OF W. wikens Co.
julius 81. PRATT, Merchant.
WIN. w. WRIGHT. Merchant.
CHAs j. sTARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. w. CuYLER, Banker, Palmyra, NY.
GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insnr-
ance Company.
JOHN G. SHERWOOD Park Place
WALTON h. PEoKHAM Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty.third-street.
EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Newark NJ.
GEO. w. FARLEE. Counsellor.
W. L.CoaswE1L, Merchant
GEORGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. T. REENsTJERNA. Examining Physician.
II. IssERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
Oaace No. 265 King-street.
CHARLESTON, 6. @.
oanualy ~ D4o Tyr
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WANTED, SUBSURlBEnS NUFa ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND News
PAPERS. 1t publishers rates. :.
CHARLES @. RICHTER
April "A No. 161 RlnU-atrast
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MIANTED. AGENTS. FOR Tt3R AMERI.
Nv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Ena-
nsh and German. by Robert stewart, v. B., of Miss
ne work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
ana raising, and the treatment Of horses and mules
bo:h In sickness and health. N'has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
Dest selling Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati o. 6mos March 10
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FLOUR FLOURl
cSn BBLS 'CHOICE BAKERS AND FAxr,
ICO LIZ FLOUR, fresh grouud
ALSO.
6o Dds. CHOICE RYE FLOUR, landing this day. per
Steamer Champion ''P~
For sale by KNOBELOCB & SMALL
1my ~ No. 78 East Bay.
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WAnTED. aEv EH YBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds. plain ana
ornamental. Is executed promptly in the neatest
styIe aud ut the lowest New York prices, ct HE
NEWS Job Once, No. lA9 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
TAE TURF.
THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i OFFER THE FOLLOWING PREMIUMS FOR
TROTTiNG HORSES,
TO BE COMPETED FOR MAY 25, ~ AND g, 1862.


i OFFER THE FOLLOWING PREMIUMS FOR
TROTTING HORSES,
TO BE COMPETED FOR MAY 25, ~ AND 29, 1852.
MAY %.
f60For horses that never beat 26 First PREMIUM $3.50
second, &l00; third, $50
double teams, to wagon First premium $lu
second, $3.50 third $50.
~ U00For all horses, conditioned that Lady Thorne and
Mountain Boy enter. First premium $l5O0 second, $500
MAY "a.
S5Co-For horses that beat 37 First premium,
$3.50; second, Sl0U; third, $50.
III 500For all horses to saddle First premium, 1000
second, $3.50 third, $1hO
Sc00-For all that beat 80 First premium,
$4,000 second, 400; third, $seo,
al horses that beat 2Sl. First premium,
800; second, $780, third, 800.
@5Cu0For ali horses except Lady Thorne and Mountain
Boy First premium, COO second, bc0 third $780,
oted according the rules of this Association and TO- be
mile heats bcs three In ve and to harness. except when
mentioned otherwise Time made a fars will be considered
record Horses that have BEATEN IN harness wagon the
specified time prior to the closing OF the entries are not
eligible; but any time made between the closing OF the
starting.
The and description OF each horse accompany
the entrance money of 10 cent OF premiums the time OF
entry. and rnch money will not be returned II the horse
fne.igioc.
When one or more horses are distauced and more
premium given, dstanced only entitled
20 premium Ia required that three horses
hal enter and two TO sta In OF bad weather
the association the right postpone All
tries 10 be made Edwin r. Morrs Secretary, at Burns
1869.
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCu, President
EDWIN r. NORRIS, Secretary.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 26 1859.
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