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THE RACE.
The horses were started the fractional track
and got away nicely together, Sanford 1rst Eclptic
second, MAJOR third, Belmont fourth. When they
swung into the regular track at the halflnile pole
Ec.iptic led sanford second, Major third, Belmont
several lengths behind. Going around the lower
turn Ecliptlo opened four lengths OF daylight on
Sanford, who ives i've lengths III front OF Major the
latter being one length IN advance OF Belmont. As
they came up the homestre'cn Ecllptlc opened o
twelve lengths In front OF Sanford, who was SIX
lengths ahead OF Belmont aud Major, the latter
running side and side. Eclptic kept the gap open
was passed Belmont ran up TO Sanford aud the TWO
latter made Q desperate run down the backstretcn
to overtake Ecliptc. they shut UP the daylight at
every bound and at the half mile pole she led but
they coared her. and the trio ran side and side for
q hundred yards. Ecliptic then came away from
them, aud led three lengths to the three-quarter
Cropped I sraduaily behind Major at Tits time was
one hundred yards further on dead beat. sanford
made q desperate struggle up the homestretch, and
the race looked very doubtful as The horses ap.
preached the stand. Ecliptic. however, ran under
the wire q winner by half length. Belmont was
twenty lengths behind sanford. while Major was
about the same distance further on Time, 3:l0k.
THE THIRD RACE.
PURSE $780, for ell ages, three-quarters OF mile.
Carol Coar entered Dr. G. OrtOian, by D0neralle,
dam Canary Bird, four years old ................
F. Morris entered or. T. Felicity. by Eclipse, dam
J. a. Grinsiead entered oh. !. by Lexington, dam
Sallie Lewis, three years old. .............
Forbes Boyle entered b. c. Mohawk, by Norton,
dam Rebeccs I. Price four years OLD. ..........
]. II. Harbeck entered b. 9. Precedent, by Censor
or Jerome Edgar, dam Mamie Lewis, three years
r. w. Hoxey entered gr T. Mary Hoxey, by Engi
neer, dam by Planet tnree years old r,,
Marshall, dam Ellen Bateman, three years old.
Time, l:17h.
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Died.
DUGDALE,-At 226 West Twenty fifth street. on
Thursday, July 10. 1871. THOMAS DUdDALE, late OF
Burnley, Lancashire, England.
The funeral will take place from the above address
on Saturday. July is, at two O'Clock p. M. Friends
are invited TO attend.
English papers please copy.
Enthusiastically, on wednesday, July IL, 1871.
DANIEL MULvY native OF Strokestown, county ROS-
common, Ireland. aged ~ years.
Ills friends and the members OF the immaculate
Conception are respectfully invited to attend the
funer raj, from 2Oo East Tventy.sixth street. this
day friday at halfpast one O'CLOCK +. NJ thence
10 Calvary Cemetery Tor nterment.
For other Deaths see rum Page
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.The Instruction Gaining Aliss-Lsnding Of
Two Hundred vsnszuelans-Tight Between
the Spanish Troops and tho New In
surgent Forcs-kany Killed and
Wounded On Both Sides
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STRENGTH OF tn: FRENCH ARMY
Rumor that the Duke de Broglie viii
Succeed N. FaVre.
Proposed Modification of the Anglo.
French Treaty of Commerce.
Movement for Paying the War 1ndem-
nifty Before tho stipulated Time
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July Is. 1871.
The Orleans princes are about to pay visit to n.
SGutzot.
The ruieries gardens will shortly be opened to the
public. -
The enectlve strength Of the French army 10
230,0 900 men.
BAUssxAN A CANDIDATE.
Baron Haussman Is o candidate for oooce al the
municipal elections.
RUMORED RESIGNATION OF NJ FAyRH
lt Is rumored that the Duke de BrOgiie will sue.
iceed NJ Favre In the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
and that NJ. ANGEL viii take charge OF the portfolio
now held by NJ Larcy.
OTHER CHANGES.
n. de Saint Hi,aire Will replace NJ, Julcs Simon In
mhe Ministry OF Pupic Instruction.
A RAILWAY ACCIDENT
+; railway accident occurred yesterday at VOise,
ny which live persons were seriously injured.
ASKING ENGLAND TO MODIFY THE TREATY OF CON-
The government has despatched Q representative
10 England to endeavor to induce the British gov
ernment to consent to q modification OF the Treaty
lpf Commerce between France and England, bearing
hate January 23. 1860
va, A CUSTOMS CONFERENCE SUGGESTED.
grand customs conference suggested. TO he held
An berlin to embrace delegates from all the Eu-
fOpean States.
sA0ACfOUs ORDER.
General L'Admiraulr, military commander Of
Paris, has oficially notified the managers OF the
theatres, cafes and other places Of pubic resort that
they must close at midnight was formerly the
Ense.
TRYING TO GET RID OF TIE GERMAN TROOPS.
The Deputies to the Assembly from the provinces
occupied by the German troops are earnestly
pressing upon President Theirs the policy Of antci-
pating the future payments Of German indemnity.
IT is said that N. fhiers encourages the idea and
thas negotiations with Germany upon the subject
have already been entered upon. ,slC 3b 0.,l 8
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ltlEcRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 13, 1871.
The Car Alexander Of Russia, the Empress Marie
Alexandrovtna and the Grand Dukes vladimir and
Alexis are at FrledricEshaien. town Of Murtem-
berg, ON the Lake OF Constance. f
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GERMANY
NO Regular Representative to France Until Com.
p,ets Evacuation Of French Territory.
1ElEeRAM TO THE Kew YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July Is, 1871.
The Spener Gazette says that the regular diplo-
fnatic representation to FIR nee IL postponed until
after the complete evacuation Of French territory
by the German armiea
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THE SPRINGFIELD RACE MEETING.

SPRIsGrELD. Mass. Juiy Ia. 1871
The managers OF the Springfield Club announce
that entries for full meeting Will close August
8, instead or August IL a. before announced.
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TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

- ALEXANDRIA. July Is, 1871.
The differences between the Egyptian governments
and the Freuch Consul General have boon referred
tor settlement to the French Cabinet.
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THE HACE.
After great number Of breakaways In the
anxiety OF tine jockeys TO get the best OF the send-
or. the horses were started on very even terms,
Felicity frst, Ortoan second, tue Grinstead My
third, Precedent fourth, M,g10p,tte flltn aud Ho-
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Tho People Have Been so Much Imposed
worthless Sarsaparas that glad to
be able TO recommend which be depende!
containing the invaluable medicine nnd
Is worthy OF the public confidence DIR. AYERS SAhSA
PARLLA cures, nythns the diseases tnas
require Alternative medicine.
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THE GEAR AND CZARINA.

Movements Of the Emperor and Empress Of
Russia.
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FER . while There Wa. !. pesern,nea

FOr q WhJT0 Th0F0 was q DotefmIne0
reformeru the modern hat, which
pronounced unsshy and uncomfortable well as incon-
That however, ceased the instant KNOX
made his Haer Of the Period, end has not besa
renewed since In fAc has deprived Of IL objection
able unaainy hat which In fashion when he
the scene, and has succeeded IN reconcnng the
fautlnders with the Knox modihcauone
and improvements f. therefore, longer the hat or the
past that Is now use, but the Knox Hat and that 10 really
The hat OF the be the fashionable head
rear while Knox its architect and builder
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Mover allow pinrrsrn, Dy.entcry, or any

bowel affection to have s own way or The most serious
nav result BY neglecug such complaints
he System IS often rapidly reduced to condition beyond tina
holm of mcdcncs the patient reese the necessity
OF looking about him fora remedy Az THIS season OF tho
especially everybody should 90 Win tnst GER
pIsnts DR. JAYNEs CARMINArfvE BALsAM; TO-, with
this remedy hand ali such affections may be promptly aud
slicaciousy treated. Sold esywhsre
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Wood CnrpetinR, 4so ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
viors should not leave the city without seeins" Voo
inject prob'.
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Royal Havana Lot.ery.-The HIGHEST RateA
paid for DoubooDs, all kinda OF Gold aud SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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Egypt.

The Differences Between the Khedive and the
French Consul. s
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Cristudoro's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-s,old
applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No Aston Houss
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Buruett's FlavoripG Extrncrs.-The Superb
ory extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength They warranted free from the poisonous
6s acids WHICH enter into the composition OF many OF
pared from fruits OF the best quality. and highly
that small quantity only need b
used. JOSEPH BURNETT CO.. Boston,
Manufacturers and Proprictors-
For sale BY all grocera and drusaats.
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Deiapierre,s observation-disclosures Ast"ni.t-
ed and delighted. Labor and time saved white clothes
beached; coors frightened 226 Pearl. Agents wanted
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A.-PhaIon's New Perfume.
1 LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
A.-Herrtng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2s1 Broadway corner Murray ErsE
Rntcheler's Hair Dye-rhe Best In The
world only perfect dye Harmless, reliable, nstanta
nsous. Al all druggists.
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New Commander Of the West Point Academy.
Colonel Thomas II. RIeger Eighteenth infantry,
has peen relieved from duty command of his regi.
ment in the Department OF the South on the LIST OF
August and on the 1st Of september will relieve
General Pitcher Of the command OF the Military Aca
DENY ct West Point
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WASHINGTON, July Is, 1871.
The following general order, just issued, includes
cadet assignments and other important army rove-
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
steamship James hfgt Lockwood Charleston Feb
Steamship George T. Upton Roberts Richmond City Point and Nor.
f0lk. mise sni
Steamship Volunteer Jones PhilAdelph, mdse and pass
Bsrf Atlantic Of Stsiasep Dieter,on ST. Pierre Martinique IS
days
Barb Thomas POp- Alexander Grant Canary via Tenea days
slnonds
Bs Nellie Hu.ied M,ony hs.,nA Nov ia Gibraltar Dec ,5d
frsit
Bhg VIM Mallory j Of hy.dei Burrows, tae,ton JAN 49, beef
hde,. lie
schr Bhndss Brown GeorgeoNn D. C., 10 dars coal
Rchr Lucia hnrehson, Jones, Wilmington n c. Feb naval
ScLr EhaA wngiof Welfeet smith jan D. ssgar
hchr FaanJ kdT Of Baagof Smith ST. Bay jan log
wocd tnd pinsno 80
solr Ria j. staples Coin Dem,rara IS DAYS sugar
hchr alive, Sterling Dry abor Jam rs day. log,ood
sehr John htoekhsm, Pree Portland. u DAYS lumber.
$500 scnooskks-kyER ooAsTwisE
d'IuA n.il"l,; l. W. Wheeler Alexandria
WIND-SunioSu, fIe~L " clear
BELOW.
Barb Joshua lonng Of Boo1 Lorug from Kng.on lam An
eLoioa on The bar. Also, ship IN kuowu
DOMESTIC PORTS.
~hA'rSAh Ca, feb nArryr sch Young Fraser aud David
Fsa' iSS Wcsl.' os hP Alexandria nom Ryork steamship
Leo iron hr~ iot ~hrs L. Edsars from Cleared
,eht John l~hhS FOR stanford, Com.
f0H hosh9s feo l0-sAled bark Amayo, from Norfolk for
Liverpool and brs EnA bheros o RIO JaDsiro Baltimore
feo Arrsed Me-
nAgs sde.f ffor Liverpool srb Orleans
beo" s~rt oh'- D~ss nom Ros. RIO, brig Ida e. from Port
Prince.
CnaRLssre. c. Tes Io-Arved .ehr }. L. Burn.
fsIs sesi w. ss he1 J.asie. Sailed barb Baehelsrs IN
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STOPil

s,ics show that 100 900 no. unisqusnsy The very tower
Youth a. vel and the most able the learned
poos, 81 graves annually Drunkenness bgets oil other
emea turns yourg wife oct Of doom to r'Te 20 steal 70 beg or
TO die daily aHd among all The 4re'a deeds
that .hoei ever uss hzaan DrsnEsuDess at tie bottom n
them all
Ia vain sre Temperance Societies formed 10 iris n@y te7aa
Is dase-an aderounng dsease-and can no more be
stopped by sos pledges churches n The black TomL
Bat thank Hesgeni there CURB-and II Is IN mecene-s
Certain Sure Safe and Permanent Care It based on enAl'
principles
God and Nature t,e ery-ired give for an seses We
will bat The whole Medical Profession Of Earope and
America .gre. disease contracted or Inherited
and that, being disease, Il can be cured.
c. C. BEERS D. formerly Of Boston has cured thousands Of cases
Of long standing and Of Habitat Dnseah so that
the person will nave no desire for poisonous alcoholic spirits than
tender nursing babe.
For further Information bis 0Gos No u Eas. Tuefs st. New
York CITY OF send s.smp Tor Circular.
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. ,,oDu nAuv TRIBUNE, SATURDAY FEBRUAhI II, &C

.,... tho Institution itself viii de-
volon the artistic ability and knoWieoFe hooo'
10 carry 1t 20 successIu i7S' - a.,
,b.re are ncf enough men OF the require" ooi''i' "
America 4, nut the department OF art on tne s',"o
.,tn ~ Tho industrial aud scientific. It's TO DC hoped
,t..l measures for temporary effect viii be
'i1 These not only would discredit art, but RUN
which requires hut faithful, intelligent service
maize H. as q means OF popular Instruction ana ch'i
.,,,,ent the most comprehensive, useful' ana esSt
os 10 the public OF ever founded IN ahy country
ono ot rs proposals If especially reprehensibe AZ con-
earns all the parties and the interest OF ART IL Is pro
osod that the second story from tho top shall be gwen
tree 20 artists as studios" In other words certain
elias, OF bread winners is selected objects OF charity
who arc TO be furnished with places OF business free OF
ront Whyi The motive must betetherto encourage arr
or make the building popular resort for artss III tue
museums and other aesthetic and technical advantages
be oil that is promised, no additional inducemet
need be offered for artists to eetle within IT, Ihey
arc as keeny avo 10 their interests as any one ee
and as willing to pay for what they have on the Same
footing OF sefrespect and independence as other ind
yiduals OF liberal culture No true artist would come on
other terms There would be found instead OF crowd
OF applicants styed artists confounded with them
the popular jsrgon, who have mistaken their Troies
sons and had better be discouraged rather than brbed
remain in their error multitude OF those half scientific
and half Industrial callinGs like photography, engraving,
In hair is common adyertisement-all claiming the
right TO "studiOs gratis Who TO draw the line, ana
whore is 1t TO DO drawn without oense In the mongrel
rival claimants Surprising all the real artists 70 apply
how many are to lie admitted and NY what riiet Can
scuptors mount 100 feet with their weghy marbles LOT
studosi II the gift be confined to painters then the IN
tended benefit becomes partial and onesided Surely
second thought must convince the directors OF the lu-
deiousness OF this attempt either TO benefit themselves
the recipients OF tho public. II there be studios let
them he let on principles as the shops to other
exhibitors.
The proposed width OF 80 feet " the gaer'Se wo"i
DO fatal to the exhibition Of works OF art for scfen
tinc and aesthetic reasons too obvious 10 mention In
scheme Of such magnitude and importance, ia most Pc
spects novel experiment, it is better to work SLOWLY
but surely thoroughly considering every point than 10
become impatient for pecuniary sensational results
In it's very nature it must become either gganhe
bubble OF the hour, permanent, welGeverned inst
tuition doing highest credit TO the nation O. the greatest
possible advantage to all classes
Is income Is estimated follows:
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ppourxPyT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotel-M Treilhha, IS,.. French etsf
Minister the United states; ton cen John b. GRAY
Of ST. Louis and Lieut. HsHfSTd Of Delaware co
County and Chttenden q syT%S aTena and e
Honsc-JudgeR b. Carpenter OF south voort Wouse
Tre Hon W. c. smith M. c. Of Vermont a.. Ever
Ell House-The Rev. George 3. laSkns anu INC Hof' l.
9 \ xudn al
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PASSENGERS ARRTVFD.

PROM HAVANA In steamship Columbia Feb lOA. Vega r. Re
Ms T. Blanc Josie Monies Novs L. NJ jessie
Eis Prom Nassas-Mr r. j. C. Heenan p C. Govt.
q. De Ia Tore, J. A. PthiAB. Col A. Lansing.
FROM CHARLBST0S-In steamship james Adgr P.b I0-Gen
W. D. Lew W. H. DonsbOn, T. and wife r. r. Peaet
Master Williams Capt J. Brown ID. $ Kendall J. b. Deuson
H. Lester Peand Han Flowers and wife A. Nelson wife aud
J. NJ Warn0cs, Capt JOHN kelo w. Murray IT, H. Han.
cod j. eHe h. bomas Pat hcaIi Robert Hymen
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lAInonhesntns
BURNEr1's KALLIsroN is the best Cosmetic.

"BURNETr's SUPERIOR FLAvORISG EXTRACTS
IS strictly sr,sDGKD' and uniform IN quality"
PARK TILFoRD, THtnty-hn and Broadway
" Sold hen for years Growing In favor"
ACKKR MsRRALL CoNDir.
Chambers st. and Forty. secOad-st ami Broadgay
Por sal, by all sneAi GToeers aud Druggists
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Aserdsn bni Howard otienburs bnt Camel for Cori and
schr J. w. Allen for Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
JoNDoy Feb lTe lights al Curhayen and Feuwerk Island
that and pilot boats have resumed
and will continue mnnng dahHs Ihe armistiee
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MARKET STATISTICAL LEAF FROM THE CON
TROLLER'S REPORT.

The following extract from Controller Con-
nolys report for 1862 which Tsnmany purposes to keep
Gin press" until at least next May, il comparative
statement receipts for market rents and fees each
OF the public markets during the years specified. The
collections in 1870 were about the In 1862
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The commencement Of the Eclectic Medical
college Of the City Of NewYork viii take place Mt Asso
clAen Hall this evening Horace Greeley will deliver
NJ Aadress, {. u. beluy Ter will play ths organ.
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EFREKA MINERAL WATER, Saratoga Springs
superior all other in Dysgeps and diseases Of Liver and Kne
b. j. LEVY Agent Hudson River Railroad Depot Yarckst
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

TIE WEATHER. - Wind
Hyv.rops Hour. Tier Bar. Wind -, ,nnH asS aOgs W.
Peb. 1910 300 3l7 w. feph 40 W.,
81 Oa W. =, 40 100 w N w
go 029 w. ~ 81 ,ohts T.Io n
m 70 TO- Feb 10, isfi.-Ther. at a. m' ~ y H' ~
IL p. m, 800.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP Gan IRON TONIC cures
by spessiA, Debility, and al Weaknesses.
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Buyers of SuSpenderS

VIII ce... r,r.~Ssr TIA. sAwYBs JUDsoS u AMI "-'
are stel..i,, Lcessees for The celebrated
RUSSIAN BRACES
Al. A, or dr.er. Ia sis tetcef pas 80,
Fi.g ISSen,en sss rs'ee'es- oaenss ssss
stamped ~e NE - Isr fsieH.ess
a...sis.. s.als ar DAhAG - ali tse, sell soeeessas
49, n sAs Un.si UArs.a Cs-r IN sAs sf
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An this is conjecture, much like the estimated richness
of a vein in o gold mine. But provided She project u
fulfilled TO its Letter. there can be little doubt that
enough income could be realized to pay satisfactory
dividends tho capital stock and to leave large sum
10 be annually devoted 10 the acquisition or objects o.
art and perectnc the capacities Of The Institution n
every branch. Tb9 public at large vii watch its pro
gress with profound interest
JANIS JACKSON JARyEs.
No g. Piazza ecnto spirto Florence, Taiy Feb 1871
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CAvINGs BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL bIfE lNoohhNNb w.,
securing BY combination either OF Tie c great essentials Of me-
viz capital business family PURPOSE" provision i'r Old
shg,ey for family" Some Of the other Advantages o.
iered By the Company are
Ft It's Iecary; Company hs'. FL EDO iss for every $500
liabilities
s.esDI: IL 4. a, n prfs- 10 huuA Eoosoniesl Con
nan, established conducted purPOse od solely ot the eS're osn
e. o. the injured ssrsasy HSo ia sIBsases and a'saN
will prove; consequently
Third Il ran ,-ori 70 hug. hover than any oib D1o' som
r,p thus the insured reap the advantages justly due them
Fourth; Premiums oVy forfeited but Psdap policy WIN
dividend. ,rued aacr the srst payment II required
Fh: Cash applied reduce The scOad and al '0ssqaeh'
1sl payments
Sixth travelling By SEA or lake saesI' n army
saw or merchant name, tie. sVes 0f women
Seventh oe Directors Of tss Company are men o. ma
oaai reputation Integrity and s6rs The seo1T OF ~e C'n
pany q undoubed as above shown.
Bpsnesl eu other he insurance companies and S'e Of
the nosi prominent the country have srea this Cop', o
preference whom BE- found on our s 'a 'SSd
Liberal axr,sgzluts win good parties TO csnVass
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TO'.........isals n .2,6,I@ O. san.Os .. sI'Ooas f"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-25
Sherif's Sale.

Thomas B. Chalmers, Admir- de bonis, will
annexed, OF Thos. W. Thompson, decNaS-
ed, vs.. Thos. 4. Thompson, John NJ.
Thompson and VIM. a. Williams, Admir-,
ct IL.
Bv virtue osa dccrctal order in the above
stated case, I will sell CT the first Monday
in November next, at the usual hour Of sale,
all the interest of the Estate Of Thos. W.
Thompson, decd, in one lot Of land in the
town of Newberry, containing about fOl Il
ACRES, more or lcss-a street reserved for
she town next lot Of +. Werber-said lot is
bounded BY lot now occupied by Wm. Mar
n, lot of James Gaun;, aud also BY street
- agreed upon by separating it from r
.Ssrber Terms Cash.
T. N. PAYSINGER, S. \. c.
Oct. II, 4l-3t.