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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-01
DOR WRIG HTS BLUFF

II
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE
SANTEE RIVER.
The steamer MARION, Captain W. d.
F. Adair, is now receiving Freight .&6
at Accommodation Wharf and WILL leave on
THURSDAY NIGHT. the cd instant
No Freight received after sunset
Freight and Wharfage prepaid.
For engagements apply to
RAVENEL HOLMES & CO.,
nov1-2 No III East Bay.
DOR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH.
The splendid Steamer DICTATOR, = .4E@A
Captain L. N. Coxetter will sail for sS1safEs.G
Florida as follows:
Leave Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, at s
O'Clock.
Leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock.
RETURNING.
Leave Palatka on FRIDAY MORNING.
Leave Jacksonville on SATURDAY MORNING.
Leave Ferrandina SATURDAY AFTERNOON, alter
arrival Of train.
Leave Savannah SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
This steamer makes close connection WIN New
Orleans steamer at Cedar Keys,
For F. eight or Passage, apply 10
RAVESEL CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's wharf and asst Bay.
Through Bills Of Ladlng given for New orleans.
Cct30
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TOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
<fEB STEAM COMPANY RMe
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nHE PHILADELPHIA IRON LINE.

THE FIRST. CLASS IRON SORE" STEAMSHIPS
GULF STREAM, Captain Mccrery,
VIRGINIA, Captain Hunter,
Are now regularly on TIE Line, insurng arst;
class sea connection between PniladeIphalac cn0 ano
Charleston. and In alliance with Railroad Com
nanies at both termini, AFFORD rapid transportatlon
10 and from ali points in the Cotton States ana ana
TO and from Cincinnati, St. Louis, chicago and
the principal cities OF the Nortn@ess, hosSOa' oa
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing oen'
~ The GULF STREAM, 14oo bales capacity
Ia appointed to sail from Browns wharl on FRI
DAY, November Sd. at 10 O'Clock A. N.
a5- The VIRGINIA will follow nexL Weeh.
For particulars OF Freight ARRANGEMENTS, apply
TO WIN. A. COURTENAY, Union Wharves;
W. CLYDE CO., Agents, No. II Soutn U DeIa' lea
ware Avenue, Philadelphia oCtoo-nnIo
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Gin mroernes 0ssunSer!

.9u 9fr. 1O7, 2Seft=SaltimpreSfr.,
lcben benz ~eiiernen ySuus"@ebduoe, III AM
Sarnltag Yahmittag elm @tabliiieme1t er1fs
net meldeS 6urdl Die art uIt6 gSeiie, lpie
Die 9ei6Gfte 9eiiibrt weroen obige Ssnens
Iufg %peroient. 9as Gn5iebenoe beltebt in
einem uuge6euren @aareroorratbe, iiber 3ebn
SauienO collars pertb eiuer luenoli6en
Susmabl BON niittiden, mic ld6nenartitelH,
melde 81 Dem gleihndBigelYr eiie BON einem
Dollar ab9elaIieu meroen. 9aS 9elfJGit bGlt
S%Gmudiodeu, muitaliihe SnItrumente,
S6nei6elpaareii, ubrert, GbromoS II. /. 10,
ale bon ben belteu Sabritauteu, uno garau.
tirt, oenSdufer s~uirieoen Ill ~itelcn. 0er@ors
ratb oonGbromos 1T Defenders groB II. angie
benb, entbaltenbS opie'n BON einigen Der ih6us
itetS elgsmGloe ans alter ult6 neuer Belt, uub
piele bon ibnen iino 10 uortrefhi6 ipiebergegee
ben, BOB ie beinabe eben 10 gut, ipie pirts
lidle Selgemdloe I'M Yarlor iid ausnebmeH.
Sn jeoem dHbern 9epartemeEt oeS 9aoens
MAIDEN iid Die rei1e ausluabl NIB Die Gle
gang Der 4rtitel bemcrtbor. Der Yian, mad
ipeld)enr bic @eifafte bort getbai1 peroen,
beitebt in BEN Sertanie elmer ihteltBbotoara.
pbie irgeno eiter betallnten YeriDnlihfeit ODER
@ruppe fir % Gcnts. rno iebe oieIer &arteH
meii't AMI cine Der 9iifen, in wel9e Der Sata-
log oeS SorratbeS eingetbeilt lit, ans meld)en
Der Sduier iid irgeno eileu artitel fir eiuen
Dollar auSmableH fam; uiele Oieier artifel
mitrben iuenn Tic III aibercn Gioen gcfauft
perOen, bas 3weitahe, ia, pieleift oas0ret.
Jade oieier Snnre Ioiieu. Samen iinb be-
%lonOerS eingelaOcn nniere Sorratbe an;u.
ieben; aud SinitIie6babr iOlten nift perz
feblen, Die i~eltcne lno auSgepablte Samm.
lung bon GbromoS iiG an3uihaieu in
Sfr. IO7, @etf=S BATTING Strdfe,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8retsgerthtt ir . attimorsseountp. =
e & ~ Q Mt 9 ~ \, s 4; Wooemesg. !Sor RtStsr %it.
itabls iberiIbrti antras aut nellsn grose6 ob9etpies
fen. - Walter .. Grin Se9rn WiIiam Sorner; Bee
ibLasnafme.grla6 %faiiirt.
S0s Gcriht uertugte fNb bis Dtittpod.
Dos rimirala @erib t erlebigte eeitern feline
ipo6.
@attsn SeriSs; - |ser ben 2lift,rn gaI.
Rielt golmadlt sur Yerwaltun8 Der SinterlaisniGaft
WIlbelm y. S6eerer's.
StGt ttreisssri6t.-t9or Stdter 8intnsp.)
Yer n@ermdnia . Vauperein y" ge8en Sobann i.
Sbmiot; eas @critt bctraute aIeranoer Wolff ole
Curator nit Dem 3lpangepertauie BON nit 1892 Bers
tus.pppotbef belaftetem @runbbeiige aui Der Sub.
ets Seite Der Gaitcrnza pehue, fpeiflid bon Canal
StraBe.
@ ON nj ON gteas @eridt. - tSor 8itter
@arep, Srisitte gldbertp uno ibre ainoer 8eaen bic
.storblths @entralbabn;". Siaae aut @riat ihr ben
ald8er: Sn Der Sdnoen Der @eidiporenen, Weldbe
ibsn Wabriprud ~perfis8elt slnbrinssn biirfsn.
pie Stsung iunree bio Dtlttpot pertast. uno Nr
625 Der S%iitirsG e8ihranbe auf Die nadite 9a9esorb=
ntn8 geitcnt.
%efaStssrtdt. tger Obsrsgihter seOtt.l
SSS s,asIS y, T M SIsu ssss my En- s,as y. WEI = Rs,,; aaISss Ssf
a9ent; aidser srbielt $20i. 90 Bueriannt. - 8le9ru
luiher Sarrera; perideben.
M a Si, si's Hss ! ~, S S zig O. 4; sss i nsIf S's 81 r sss
BrojebaTe9itrano an8eSest.
Bomb unb Ssiiscr @ilcs.l IS ipureen rs Stunts
yieslftranee. anfserufen. Der Borfsenbe, 9tidter
Bomb, %tiinbi9te an, oa6 Donnertag bic Vrobes . We.
oil tranee porsenommen, nnb tasli6 10 Rummernb as
icaen bic il mummsrn Der appeaas ons. a e siitranss
an Die Retbe tommen. Der BroSeS Uec@llrcu's
se8sn bic Gisentbnmer bes Sampfers Cuba" ipurbc
Jig Sonnerftas, ben IL. Ropembsr, gum 8erborc an.
Der @erihtsbo5 uertaate Gb bts rtoraeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-07
3ufdmmentritt SeS neucn StaStra=
tbe8.-Sie Srednifiruna.-Gine
3ufbrift peS ncnen Mdpors. =
0orfidtisere Sefplonns Der
rdtblid)en Sedmten.

On @enidbbeit eines GrlaiieS Der @eieeges
bnn9 periammelten lid geftcrn giadmittag 8
ubr bic poriac gSode erruGblten Wiitglieper
bes erlicn &atbsSpeiseS in oeEen SieuHgs@
jaale. Or. Sole, Der erite Setretdr oes boris
gen @olegiums, rief Den 3weig 5nr Srbnun9,
nno aui tSrn. Sreenfielo's antrag wurOc tSr.
Charles SOmion aus Ger IL. 98aro nit benz
propiicriid,en Soriite betraut, uno anf Sr1.
Srnborff's 4ntra9 Elm Oreier IuSihuB CUR
Yriiflng Der Wanoa.e eingeiett. Der Yors
fieer ernartitte Die SS. Stpslep, @reeniielb
unS Srnoorff gu befeu DiitglisOern. Rod
fur;er abmeienbeit febrte Der AusiduB 5iriid
uno erflGrte bic Wianbate Der anmelenoer
idmmtlid fir rihtig. 0ieielben finO bic
S3. 8m. u. Wiaiiicott aus Der l., Se,nrid)
a8eieel, len. aus Der g., Sugb @iiforo aus
Der g., Sob. q. Carroll aus Der A., 6. Is.
3ipslen aus Der g., 6. s. Ramltb aus Der
g., SEQ. %. Sing aus Der T., Sas. Bople
aus Der g., Geo. gS. SarSeitp aus Der g.,
Seiurid Seim aus Der TO-, 8m. Conn aus
Der H., Gbas. Soiuion aus Der H., u. y.
Greenfield aus Der 49,, Geo. Il. Yorter ans
Der IA, Capt. Sug9eS ats Der Is, Safob
Sdsntel aus Der 16., @n. Bone aus oer
H., Sobn Dlilrop aus Der 49,, G. SO. Orns
borf aus Der 10. unb Sobu 6. @ettisr aus
Der 20. Waro.
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SbtHSnabrtbtcn.

Der Oampter nAmerica," Capt. 8inups, lan9te
eonntaa pom bier in S%apannab, SEQ, an.
Der Dampier r6alcon," Capt. 9apnie, ain9
Der Sdooner Maggie y. @,rap," Capt. Gauloin,
fam Sonnabeno pom bier In 3ep @eft. 6loriSa, on.
Scr ensltide Oampier "Iultrian," Capt. Sroun,
BON bier mad, %9ioerpoal unterue9s, le9te Sonnabepo
IN Salifar, N.zSd., ar.
Der 4dmpfer rRarplanb," Capt. Sobnfon, ieeelts
am 2. Wouember BON Nefu.S Orleans iber Sapanna
uHb 4epzWeit nod ~uniereii Saisn ab.
Ger Dampier ggBnl. 8ennebu," Capt. Salett, tau,
Sonnabeub bon bier iber ytoriolf in Bottom on.
Der Oampier ISM. Crane" Capt. Sope5, fubr
Sonnabenb BON Bolton bierber ab.
Scr Schooner -. s.. Stifnep," CAPT. Soofs, lam
SounabeRo bon Gbarleifon, S..@., bier an.
Der Sampier ySarasoiia," capt. Cooper, BON Sa=
ren Saien.
Der 0ampier ,g8m. 9aprencc," Capt. SaQctt,
fam sciern non Bolton iibsr Roriott bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-07
Cart. antnn sriperid's M~rfauratinn.

Wr. I, YoisS fftcesNUcnue,
miro Withhold nit Youlp croiinet. Der 9dite Strom,
Der ib uoraneiihtli6 mad benz 9eidmatpou eiuses
/ nbr nnb atenos BON 8 his Ii llbr am Diner uno
Souper rCtdtd 8eirleet9nna unb lpiro, bes 2obes
Dol itber ole TreunoltdfCit bes Gre dtbenpartsRer
8etitatefen, lid pom Dem nnnmebr ininitten hes
ftdotti6eH 3bnns uno Greibens tbdti8en .anton.
norlduig. nerabi9ieoen. 6rig Btebner's 3srnfoff
miro ihniti0 AUDI in Nr. 1, 4ot SiHces Iuerue.
VrhAcn,N
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Sas xbeatcr In NroutifraSe.

au6sr ben lestipobissn r&terneu" trstcn bieie
Neods ietS nene annltIer auf. Der bsruorra8enlae
IN ~unitrciti9 Der b%srlbmtefte 4omifer Mmerifd's WR.
VI. 9sffinsfpel, her in Der GtluBptece ieber 8oritel.
lung: ."Siomeo Settler S~eniins" bic Titelroue ais
feline Spe,ialitdt 9lbt. Die afrobatsn. Gamilis Bic
toreni nit Der Sdnaerin Trl. Nnna Yictoreli, uno
bic Sdn9crin unb Scmifertii Srt. Sattle Snon fin6
~ebeniollS neu e%r9asirt, uno elm neues Ballet bes
Srn. 9aroeaa: Die 1borbetteu" ftebt auf Dem Vroa
9ramme. Hl
Wtitttuod unb Sonuabcub Madmitta8s IN Bor1el.
lnns fit 6amilien, freitaa Ibenb fir Danien.
nS- wemes 3ercrs nmb 0d,ubmadber.litenfr,
lien. Geid,dft. = Die @cbriber yfoie baben firSIid
In RI. SO, Shbs&atuertfrabe e, Gin neues ees
unh Gin 9roses aIortlinent BON in ibr Ead ciniGtaz
eerben Waarer an Sano, utlhes fe iebr binig ab.
lafIen. Dieie Scrren ftno Der CUNT ber Gambler unb
Shubmadber plroia, unb f6nnen mir ~bteielben nit
9utein @s,uifien enpfeblen. Ntan lele ibrc AnSeiSe
oil etuer an6eren SteQe! (26hl
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Sn Der ,Arbciterbaue"

an 2 fosStcoerttFt
iinb fir oas Srdtitri0t, oieies ,pnnbcrbare gBett
eeutider &nnit, wieoer icbs neue g5Gl5eR einsetroffen,
lpelde iol9enoe Btecen reprdleEtiren: 1. Suuertiire
Sur nDiebiihen @liter" (La Gazza Ladra) BON SRoitui;
2. Suucrtire Sur "9tGlienerin in al9tsr;" 8. @aIop
nab pISault;"4 q. alneritanii9e eieber; o. Barrier Gins
5igsmarl1 nit adt oelttihen 3ieoeru; 6. Yotpourri.
Sr. Shleeel t6Gt cs iit, iuic man iiebt, a~ngeleeeu
ltln, ni1t nnr lnr Srtriitnns ieiner @dite su ioreen,
ionoern aud Ibluebielun9 in benz ibncn sebotsHen
Sbr(n1hmQuS All bieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-07
Snlttmore, ~. Sept. 1871.
y6rn. 9. 81. Sroipn s. Sump.,
SIR. rs. Siih.Nnmnrh.S trnRe-
Meiue Serreul

Metne Serreni
Sd ia6le eS ais Yiidt 9eaen meine leioerp
ben ytitbiirger, Sbnen ait5useigen, bab mir
Der @cbratd Sbrcr Gel Vino Catalina" iebr
gut 9etbau bat. SD babe ieit langer 3eit cine
eri6lafftc unp tranfbafte Sober, perbuMoen nit
9pSpspiia urb a0genleiuer S9nd6e, NIB lit
fein Soumer uer9angell, in ,peldlcm i) nidlt
meoisinirte uno gefrdntelt babe, bis bel, let-
tell CONNER, iuabrenb pelden i) meiue sc.
i6dite obne ben SerluIt eilies ~einsisen Cages
beiorgt uno mid elmer 9ltteu @einnobeit e..
freut babe. SIR er9ebener
- ..n Mobert s.. Wfitden,
,Dtaniuon Sonie," Baltimore"
=. M. ~. SonraS s Gp., Sen. .aaent,
SIR. 10. 2i9bt-Srabc, Baltimore.
(Suli12, IS, tup4pl
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ctm Rdiber,fhru S>acouu

Ioden lid oes gbcnos cinige Stnnoen aui Die anaes
neRnite ino untertoltenblte g8eiis Snbriu9en. Bas
SilbnenzSerfotni 1T ourdlueg neu; io9ar Der Re9ti.
ienr Sr. 6rGnt Some bot Samitas a6snp stnsn tids
ti9en Yatiotger In Der QtrioR bes Srn. Slice erbal-
ten. Brt. Ignes Nobinior 1T cine treiIi6e Goloras
tur@S Die Selbit Die idiuieriaften Qaiiaaen
nit ibrer Stbule iiberiUtnbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-07

Ylau ithritt MN III.
ten 4%SrliioeutCu. 6r
Orn. Geo. " Borter
altf 6ru. @rteniiclo'S
AbhtmmllHg, mornui
iitr QemGblt erfldrt 10
&oriiecuOe ~beuuftral
mo @cttlCt, ben cruI
itincu Sit III geleit
6crrtu iid hires 2luitl
belt Sr. Yorter cine ,
IS mlWoeu MIN Die
3Wet9eS gemGblt, III
U|ituhouanN aus Der 4
tretGr, &r. HObert j..
Gum SorICie Slcrf, y
Qulitor (Scrgcanl-at'
V t,,, SR,rNrV
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n Tan: Ries'S 9apiuou.S irfuS. - Sr. g.
YGoilonzSl rtns, beiinOct lid, bier unb trifit 8orbes
r%sttnnsen llr bic 9trtussS oriteqnn9en, iuet9e am
nsblnen. Der gnUtnon mar 1867 dui Der srosefi
g4cltz Nnstelung in Baris ausg etelt, unb ipGter
taltte tbn 9r. Nice. Der Yauilon tuirb nit Gas
Robrltiblen. .Naee In Naem eenommen, lift oiefet
Gaollon. Die ieberSnertbeitc Nooitdt in ieinrr @rt,
bic man fennt. y
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0yetter : SepbddDtnna am 6. Npb.
Die ~iol9enoen 1emper0turz SeobadtuHgen tpurbcn
bon Srn 9tram i. Genrob pom Signaiaqmte bee
9tte9s,0epartenente Iir SaItimore aemaht:

Rinbrittung .. " Y 20 81 % 81 W WW
SbnelieteitSes 81
Winoes nod
0ieilcn pro
Stunhe ..... 2 3 Q
Druid oes gEiu=
bCS u. 3lHnz
Zen proSuaz
brat=TuB -. 0.C2 O.O DOT O.n 0o2
WcttCrz 8eibaiz 49,
ienbeit...... gDtt. Sd. 9Iar. cd. mIf.
Bsttsrberid,t fir aBaibinatpu, .. g., ppm6.
Noocmber, II ubr % Wtiu. MbemeS.
2bermometer Stano AZ SarometersS tarS 80. IS
Der %pii,icne sBetterpropbet
IN SRaibtn9ton idat, oas mir beute ~beip6(ften Slm.
mel iiHc Ianenoe &enperdtir baden lpcroen.
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Sic GinIeemua ccs ucucripGblten
Mldpprs. - 9utcrenhntc Sere=
mcuie'n in Der tempprGren ,ySts
tDban."- HeSe bee fhctecnecn
Scamteu unc 2lutrittsrcoe pes
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200 "Gentral=S o bio Yabn"sO blisotionen -.
IVY "g,ftsburls@o n.s Yabn" = Sbli9at., III,
ooo Sran9e.Nleranori1 Wan. % abn's Obi.
1uattien Der .1tnionzYaut" ........,,..
afttsn Der Baltimore . ioz8a 5n".... 1
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@HaquequaquOnunk is picturesque village


UHaquequaquOnunk is picturesque village
of New Jersey
~At areeent English wedding the brides pet
terrier got into the church, and upon the admin
isteratiOn of the pOst-ceremOnial kiss went for
the bridegroom in remarkably demonstratiye
manner.
RyMrs. Fairs remark, eff poor, dear Critten-
den were alive he would get of, )" is only par
alleled by the yOung ster who murdered his father
and mother and didn't think the Judge ''orter
hang poor Orphing."-CiH. Times.
HThe mayor of st. Joseph, Mo, gave per-
mission To a citizen tO kill two dogs which annoy
ed him. and the next morning the mayor 70 md
two of his own dogs dead with his own warrant
of permission for their killing pinned on their
bodies. Though he hasen't exactly got the
hydrOphObia, that mayor is mad.
81 There Is some grand dirt-slnging out in
Him is now between two rivals railroad lines,
who racing to see who shall finish their roads
first the stakes being-S3O, 900, and the companies
engaged in the race of track laying being the
BlOOmiry tOn and Ohio River Railroad and the
Chicago and Illinois Southern.
RIA fellow name Walker has been gobble1
up in Iowa for swindlng soldiers. He advertise
himself in the Chicago papers as being engaged
in securing hOmesteads for soldiers, and for
twenty-five cents the homestead would be Sc
cured. He Is a fraud, and he was arrested while
taking the letters Ofhis dupes from the post-Offce
at Dubuque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-08
DIED..

BOWEN. On Friday, July eth, after a sh lrt and
painful illness, MARY ANN BOWEN, in the 65.b
year Of her age. wife Of George Y Bowen.
The fri nds and relatives of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral Sunday after
the 9Th instant, At O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, No. 1916 II street northwest. baltimore
and Prince Georges papers please copy.
KILLMON. ON the 9th inst. JOSEPHINE v
infant daughter Of William III. and Emma X. Kill
mon, aged months.
LEARY. On the It'll instant at 4 ~ D. m, MARY,
infant child 81 John and Hannah Leary, aged Il
months and 2 days
Funeral from residence on n street, between I'd
and 24th. on sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
PRITCHETT. Fen asleep in Jesus, on the morn.
ing Of eth inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH PRITCHETT,
aged 81 years.
Funeral services az fth street NJ Y. Church, g. E -.
on next Sabbath, at IA O'Clock p N Al her friends
are invited TO be present. IT
STANTON At six (6) O'Clock a. m, July 7, lsl,
JAMES STANTON, in the thirty NTH (s5) year Of
his
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 80 G. street ". W. between LIST and North Can
itOl streets, sunday afternoon the 9th inst at
four o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited
TO attend
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EVENING STAR.
MIR. Bonner, New Trotter.

NfdTtss Stdrfiing Performance.
Mr.. BOnner's famous fOur-year- colt Startle
by HsmbletOnian, out of Lizzie Walker by
American Star, was tried a mile in harness, with
very heavy weight up, at Fleetwood Park, on
colt was bred by Mr.. Charles Backman who
sold him last spring, when Just broke. to Mr..
George Alley. The latter gentleman is one of
and he took great fancy TO Startle from observ.
ing that when going he had the trick of his
brother in blood, Dexter, Of weaving his head
from side 20 side. So he purchased him for
81 90, and matched him against Lothian, colt
With great reputation in the East. The trrt
took place at Fleetwood Park in September,
when Startle distanced his opponent the first
heat in I'm Sos. After this notable performance
Mr.. Bonner bought Startle for so 200, and sent
him back to his trainers. Unfortunately, Startle
caught little cold on the boat coming down.
had slight cough, and did not eat above half
his usual quantity OF feed. Still, il was deter
mined to send him mile. The driver, Carl b urr,
was weighed, df0und to pull down 205 pounds,
while the sulky was 65 pounds. This is SO poun Is
over the usual weight of the best drivers
(such as Mace and ROden) and their sulkies
Startle was then brought out, and away he went
at a tremendous gait 10 the first quarter pole in
SIS, the ground being on the descent, the course
not as solid and fast As We have seen it, but good
and safe on To the half mile with the same
magnificent and even stroke in I'm. lis. went
StaTtle. Then he soon struck the rising ground
and that aud the great weight began TO slow him
IL was unfortunate, too, that there was no Othe
horse with him now to arouse all his ardOr and
determination. But for all that he came home
III IN - =, and thus surpassed any other four
year-Old public trial or heat in a race, to say
nothing of his extra weight.
We afterSard looked him over in his box. He
was not at all distressed in wind, but we think
he got a little leg-weary. With all the dsad-
-yantages under which the colt labored, it was
an immense performance. Mr. Bonner said he
would give so 600 for another colt of the same
age that would equal il with the same weight
Startle Il fifteen hands high, very bloOdlike and
powerful, the same stamp of horse all over as
his brother in blood Dexter. The latter is fifteen
HANDS one inch and a quarter scant, and he has
grown since he was six years old Startle will
make bigger horse, we think, for he was very
small as a fOsl, but beautifully put together
WiIkes' Spirit.
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By HAVING HIS WITS about him and a plenti-
full supply of eggs, Mr.. Joseph Hale succeeded
in saving the life of his wife last week, in Port
land, who, in a fit of abstraction, had swallowed
a dose OF corrosive sublimate, thinking il was
laudanum. Given over by the frightened neigh
bOrs for as good as dead, her husband at once
administered to the terrified victim the whites of
Is eggs, which completely neutralized the effects
OF the poison.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IlY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
- No. $40, Southeast corner 9TH and streets.

III CREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUsIEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
MxRrLhND AND vIRefNih SVHHSbEs.n
- by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Conrt of
of June, 1871, in a cause therein depending,
wherein BaItzer and others are plaintiffs, aud
Equity Docket II the undersigned, appointed Trus,
tee by saie decree, proceed 70 sell at public auc
propery q and benS m he s eI ~
On NeSDIY the ION day Of July. ,zl, at 8
numbered ST. containing it.se square feet This
lot is at the corner of south and 81 streets west
ing 26 square feet. This lot is at the Of
south and ID streets west.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1871. shall
proceed TO sell in front Of the premises af O'Clock
square ns%bere 1f ssi sane containing oi SQUARE
feet This property is at the corner of south % and
Lot numbered 8, in square numbered s7, contain
ing Sssl square feet. This lot is at the of
south I and I'd streets west
nient building os fhe sale Viii S on e Mon
day on Lot No 3 square 81; on Tuesday on Lot No.
Terms as prescribed by the decree third cash:
balance In H. and Is months in equal deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day Of sale and secured
by lien on the property, which will be retained on
the property until all is paid, or all cash at the
stamps at cost of purchaser 500 be paid each
piece Of property at time Of sale. The decree pro-
ydes that IL the terms of sale complied with
in five days after the sale, the Trustee is resen the
property at the risk ana cost of daifng purchaser
after the same has been Advertised, and with same
These lots are eighty situated in the southern
except s f@a Se saa
JAMES P; TgsyIN, Trustee,
jess,eo&ds 10 GREEN wfiIiiM fse' k In u.s.
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SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLs-A physician
named Charles Clifford, of South wilbon, Niagara
county, y. Y, committed suicide by jumping
from the government island bridge on Thursday
morning. on the bridge found a letter
directed 10 his father, and recommending TO his
care his wife. Peeuniary liabilities are supposed
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