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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Mrs. Susan I. Converse, OF, ,Alassa:
chusetts, reccivcdthe highest ava rtl,
at the Centennial TOR "hygienic gar
ment" for the underdress of women
and children, called the '.emancipa.
ton suit" Invented and patented by
her. IF
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

S,ir e6ursIes exers sI d. wl,srs. i Il Ss soh. @
adehtly expected sths ffisnds-Sf
Mr., Hartleyi;that- 1876 will go cut.
shedding Albright and heartinspiri-
?tipgeseaGlgencs upon thesesBaptist
Church Of Orangeburg. With him at
its Ls head tlt.l!'' It must bring forth abun-
dant, fruit. ms
hsgo'as days sol 81 pfsasliIs fsli M, n be 8
on the second and fourth Sundays in
each month, morning and night. s
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
T. 90 "A L..
Buttz's n,ujorityin Charleston for
Congress was G,235. y y

The Char! !es.on hotel has been re,
opened under the most favorable
auspices.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

The Alabamas Legislature convened
ION the 14th inst. S. w. Bibb was
elected President of the Senate md
n Nh. Clements for. Speaker Of the
tHo,Ise. ''- - -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Brayton has been defeated, I'm the
5th Circuit for Solicitor by a Demo
cEat. When Bullock left Georgia he
followed Blodgctt here. We don't
know where b. will go now.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18


Article 2, section 13, of the consti-
tuition of South Carolina, declares
"each house shall Judge Of the election
returns and qualifications ofits own
members"
Article 2, section 4, declares: "7Ae
Returns Of crr'y election $of GoUrrncr
shall be sealed up by the Managers
of Election i'll their respective coun-
ties, and transmitted by mail othe
sea-, Of governments, directed tn the
Secretary ofStnte, who Shall deliver
them to the Speaker ui the House Of
Representatives ut the next ensuing
session Of The General Assembly.
: : Tie Secretary Of State
shall deliver the returns To The
Speaker h.he House Of Representa-,
'ivcs ut The next ensuing session of
The General Assembly; and during
the first week of the session. or rs
soon as the General Assembly shull
have organized by the election of the
presiding officers Of the two houses,
the Speaker shall open and publish
them i'll the presence Of both houses.
The person having the highest num-
Der of votes shall be Governor; but if
tSo or more shall be equal and high
est Ill vets, the Genel al Asse mbly
shall, during the same session, in the
House of Representatives, choose one
of them Governor, rira rocc. ton,es.
tcd eicr't'oas .torsG.overgor shall, ,6ede.
ter"med by MeSSe~ryats 1sssmJ!g ii;
s"ch m"n"cr as shnN BE- prcscriJrlLy
iq.e.H
Article 8, section 10, declares an
al elections held by the people under
this constitution the person or persons
who shall receive the highest number
of votes shall be declared electel.''
Chapter 8, section 2S, revised
statutes, provides "th"t M case efa
contest Of tic election cf Gorrrnor, (if
the General Assembly, by concurrent
resolution, shall entertain the same,)
The Senate and House IF Representatives
shall, each separately, 1'rocee,ito hear
and determine The .fucts in the case, so
far rs they deem necessary; aa,ls1e:'
c"e thereon who. according to the
10th section ofarticle 8 .ofthe consti-
tuition, declared to be elected"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

churches If tic towdg lid 81 aighttSI s
there will be union services conducted
by the pastors Of the several churches
ut the Methodist Church, ut WHICH i
is hoped dtherc will be. a large atten-.
.lancc.
Il EYSCIIhR--
"Don't buy my goods before you,
examine thcm,''sis the motto Of All
gustus Fischer But We are of the
opinion if yon$once enter the splendid
store Of this gentleman, you will buy
after said examination is made. \
more. complete assortment ofsgfose;
ries was. never offered in this market.
Fischer held back to lay in real
nice supply until his new sore was
finished. And we'll haas he carried
+ . :
outhi< resolution. His establishment
is crammel and packed with every
thing good for man. In the rear Of
his store can be found Mr.. Edward
Bozar,lt presiding will, ali lis gen
iality aud courtesy over IL s,l oon that
ecIilscs ANYTHING ever seen in these
parts Tut VIC will co tent ourselves
this week hy referring our readers to
Fischcr's advertisements. Next we.k
n minute description.
TIE EMEU1'E'- O!N Bull SW.iJfI.-i
The well.iniurme.l correspondents
Of The Arws and tnnr.,, Quciqucfois,
i''r. iSh,s the fnIlowiig statement to
,l.al paper in relation to lhc ,listur
lance: The facts by an eye witness
arc as fnl!ows: Ur. Hy.irlck and
Mr. J. II. Livingston, the latter an
United :ntes: nlnrslal, vent up to
the scene, and found about Is or 90
negroes al nd,rburk' s Mill Assem-.
with their riff s, guns a:,l pistols
On neighboring hill were us many
q
whites from Lexington. #+iMr. Liv-
ingston asked the negroes to state
their grievance: They said. Colmans
had been allowed 10 escape. Mr..
Livingston .pac,fied them ..on this
point. They then said that a Mr..
Hooker lad threatened them. Mr..
Livingston showed them that Hooker
was to be put under q peace bond.
After inluiring into the name, Of the
securities they we're satisfied and
di: .,ersed.
u Colman had made Tie, arrest for,
arson, and was III the Office of Trinl
Justice Zeigler. when a squabble ell
sued. ssColman struck negro, and
was seized by others, then gun was
raised by a negro standing by, and
Coin an shot him. Colman then rode
to Orangeburg and took the train.
Then a gathering and threats took
place, and the whites assembled to
resist nh outbreak. All is quiet, ..and.
the negro shot is d'ing very wcl.:...
In justice to the whites and ne.5
grocs Of Bull Swamp. I wish to-.
give them the credit ofbeing on good
terms and peaceable. Mr.. Cannon iss
out on bail, and Marion Jackson is
doing very we'll. -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
Old John Robinson, with his man.

Old John Robinson, with hismam,
moth worId'sSshoN, eombiping, 4.
Menagerie; e;eAqaaflaahm ijahd Circusy
will display its wonders to awaiting,
multitudes on Wednesday 22nd, His
troupe and exhibition has becfi very
much enlarged, aud to the forty.
cages and clubs OF rare animals and
wild behsts%3of almost: every kind. he
has added %Girafes, I'm immense
Rhinoccrss; giant Q Ostrichgssa Liopa,:
"a school Of Seals, ttc lagest perform
ing elephant in America, Asiatic and
African Lions, forty ponies, sixty
ring horses, anda little community of
people for different lines Of, ,duty-in
fact, it's bewildering'i3 IN orlifiary'
mind to even contemplate the gigan-.
tic proportions Of this vast collection
Of all that is startling beautiful and
instructive. Every man, woman and
child f9r. miles iShronnd 1shouldscone
into Town OH next Wednesday and
witness this exhibition. and see,the
magnificent sstrcct parade. Remcm-
Der the day. and date. .-......
Somebody no'ng.innateS ?Gor'l II. G.,
! Butler, in the csiambia Ryatsr,, as;
y Is tG q:
AIT and proper person: ID s;tos SUCCEED.
Senator Robertson in the United
States Senate. !.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Senator Gordon is in Columbia. It
Is said he is there to watch the count.
ing of the votes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
Executors Notice.

sasss. :. -. AEsaisrsa.sa !. W
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TOWN COUNCIL.

This body meets unec 8; Sept. Z ), Dec. Z.
Mayors Court held whenever occasion
RI '
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-09-21

FooT CRUSHED. MIR. Geo. W. Slmcl ,
a citizen of ur town and one Of the repair
hands on the w. NJ. II. r., while working
at Fulton Station, ncar Baltimore, had the
misfortune to have one of his feet badly
smashed by II piece Of railroad iron falling
on it. Mr.. s. had only been employed hy
the company the same day that he WAS
hurt. which makes the injury more painful
in mind especially. He is now walking
about with the assistance of Il cane, and
will in tie course of q week or so be able
to take his place on the road. The con-.
pany ought certainly to do something for
him as he is deserving of it, and has Il fam
lily on his hands
THE FREDERICK FAIH.-Thc Frederick
County Agricultural Society hold their
next Fail at Frederick city, Md, on the
10th, 1lth, l2th and 18th Of October. For
attractivcncss and general success, the
Fairs of this Society, during the past seven
years, have perhaps been uncqualIcd, rs
cviNccl by the immense attendance of Wis
ito:s. Arrangements are being made to
render the coming Exhibition still more
attractive. The grounds have been e. :
largcd the buildings improved, and the
track extended to a half mile. The BAti
more and Ohio and Frederick and pa.,
Line Railroad Companies will issue round
trip ticl'ctS, and will carry articles and
stock ;lt reduced rates.
THE STREAMER.-Thch ansomc stream.
cr, on the top of the republican pole lately
planted in this place. took the wings of Il
dove ON last Thursday night and flew away
to parts unknown for the time being. OF
course there was considerable talk
that evening as to where the tarnal thing
went, and how to get another che up to
take the place of the one lost. The night
was spent in con occurring, and many Il one
never slept a wink thinking Of the trouble
they had gone to, when morning finally
Jaw i'u anu WV lli'SHiilS llllNiIl IL S'tll ,
by one Of the lovers of the cause, suspend
cd from 4 tree not n hundred yards distant
The chief Of mechanics Of this place, Mr.
VIM. 10y, assisted by Mcssrs. Kuhn, Win.
hide, Freeze, Lynn ami Harris took in the
situation at Il glance and means were soon
devised for the replacing of that banner
with the strange, but true device "lIayc>
and WhccIcr' once more upon its tall re-
ccptarlc, An hour or two was consumed
in this when the job was prCnounccd by
all, finished. The banner once more floats
and the republicans brcalhcr frccr. More
could be written on this subject but it is un
necessary.
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JNSOlVENT NOTICE.


W 1924 I,~o'rHh. l'Wium Unp~ m r.
Ntion
Y office is hereby given that the second
y Monday of December next, succeed
inY this date, has been fixed for the appear.
ancc before the Circuit Court of Frederick
county of William Ilapc an applicant fer
the benefit of the 4Sth Article of the Mary
land Code of Public General Laws, emit,
tied "lnsolvcnts," to answer such intcrrog-
atorirS or ALLEGATIONS IS his creditors, en-
dorsrrS, or surcticS may propose or allcgc
against him: at which time and place his
creditors and all others interested, may ut
tend and show cauSc, if any they have
why the said William IInpc should not
have the hrAciit of the 18TH Article Of the
Maryland Code, aforesaid, rs prayed.
THOMAS GORSUCH,
Clerk Circuit Court of Frederick county
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-09-21

Designed to qualify young men for the
active duties of life
Business Training a speciality.
Our lnsttutiun--thc most thorough,
complete, and practical in the United
States.
Young men desiring start in life, par
cnts having sons or wards to educate are
invited to write to us for catalogue and
particulars.
Total Collegiate Fee, $3.50 No vaca-
tions. Enter at any time References
our patrons and former students Address
IT, w. SADLER,
Buildings Nos. 6 and IN. Chas. St. Bait
sep, BIN
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CIR LTEL'Il 4 LAND

with the Improvements thereon, of which
said deceased died possessed, containing
% ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, lying about of mile west
OF EmnlSbnrg, on the public road leading
t" Wayncsboru. The buildings are part OF
brick and part frame There is II never
failing well Of excellent water before the
door, Il young orchard of choice Apple
trees in prime trlting condition in the
rear OF the house and pear, peach and cher
~ trees and grapes in abundance. Pos
session, in part, will be given at once, if
desired. Full possession on April lst 1876,
Any person desiring to purchase Il snug
little home in a healthy locality, can view
the premises now occupied in part by Mr..
Samuel Lent, or for further particulars
may apply to
j. TAYLOR MOTTER,
Executor.
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NOTICE..

TNlIE Annual Meeting of the Stockhod-
crs of the Western Md II. II. Co ;,
for the election of Five Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Compa-
nv's Onicc, "liillcn Station, Baltimore ON
Wednesday, October iS,h, ut II O'Clock VI.
JNO. :. HARDEN,
scpt2lti Secretary.
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DIE D..

On the 25lh utin o. at his residence, near
Broad Run. in Middlctowu Valley, Gov.
SAMuL LwINGs, i'll the jGth year Of his
aye.
On til. 25;h utim", near WoodSbpro,'
Harvey Eugene Beard, aged . months.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-09-21

INoNh III DUE, i'tI)I. ~, IL 10
MIR. EDITOR have learned from
some friends, that the new church at
laughs is about being completed. 1t Will
be Il magnificent cdiiicc We also learn
that the plastcring is one Of the finest and
ncatcst piece Of workmanship that has
ever been done in the county. 1t rivals
many Of the city churches in its beauty of
style and ornaments. 1t shows that it has
been done by a skillful and master mcchan-
ic. Mr.. Theodore NALL is no doubt mas.
ter of his business, and no doubt tried his
hand, in this piece Of work. We have
known Mr.. NALL for some time and he has
been doing work all over the country, ard
we believe giving satisfaction. We hope
that this piece of work may bring him to
the notice of the community at large And
when you want a good and nice piece of
past"ring done, let It's advise you to 20 to
Dora NALL, and he will give YOU all the
style yon want if you but give him the ma
tcrial and the whcrcwilh to do it.
A CITIZEN.
JUST come to town, our first arrival of
Fail Goods Just call and see how cheap,
and you viii find it To your advantage.
4w ROOT = CROFT.
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.NECUl hIf.>YD wv MARKETS.


LETTER LlSr. --'rhc following is list
of letters rcmainin" in the MrchanicstoWm
Post o'icc tNrpi. 20, 1876: james Nc
tanlcv, Mary Bradcn.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


fro MARIA WARREN. THOMAS wARNER. AAky
i ANN ELLIOTT. WILLIAM WARNER and ANY
CLARK hc legal personal representatives OF such %
them Is may be dead
la High Court Of Justice Chanccry Dyiston) in Eng.
lsndIn passed In the tenth and slcv.
enth tho reign OF her Majesty Queen Vic
IAN net for better securing trust funds and
relief OF uccs and In the matter of the trusts Of
Take notice that Of the provsous Of the
affidavit Frederic kittou, of shS
city Norwich the of Norfolk Ia England tobac
cons the surviving executor OF the will OF John Wier OF
Sorrh alsnsm in the said county plumber and gaser.
the said igh Court Of Justice Chancory
above mentioned matters the I'D day 0!
May l76 order dated the Sot day OF Nay 1870 ana
Of the Pnymater General OF tho Chancery
said ih Court OF ustice tho said froueo
k,ton did. tho 26th day OF May 1870. pay into
the Cnsnccry Division OF tho said High Court os
that m say fi5 Doing nh part thereof 20 the ac
coan Maria Warmer one OF the children y
the tostmtur sister Maria Warner ofthe tesators estate
xlI5 being another hfth part thereof TO ,nc aocoaS
ators sister, MarA Warner oi the tess,ors
fii3 being another :h part thereof 70 the
the share of Mary Ann Warner ono Of the .n
Eii5 einx another bith part hereof 70 the secouS,
tue share Of Minm Warner one Of tbs cnidfen o M
srsators sister Warner OF the tcstAtors esate
i tl. hare OF Amy Warner q; tho children OF tnS
tsxtainrs sister, Mafis wsrner o. tnc
Ana ,b.r aAe the satd frcderlc kt0n may
~ % ~ ~ a. order of the High Court Of ustice tChan
ess division tho Judge IN ChamDers resan9 ~ tne
suu ol E57s thereof - the ohss Of
Mr William Ea.ton. No ~ cniords Inn N sns Civ o.
Ipou England solicitor. acting as the agent Tor ~!
Fox ths city ofNorwsch aorssAad the socs
tsr fJr said Frederic kitscn. ,vxr,,.~~ ~.e~cS
ClGord's Inn London. Agent Tor Frederic Fax, q ~
city OF Norwich.
Dated this I'D day oil Janc. 1870
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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xsfaoLoGY.aD PacS-sd col ~ A'' ''1 '''
BILLIARDs-lsr rAGx-ad col
soAED AND LopaIsG %sSTEb"sp s so1 r.os@ad s col
Es$.ES y5 r...,
BusiSEss oPpoRrUNITIEs-srn PAGE
ssS ss
4s rssns,s .,s .s ss :.,
baSSiSS xc1DSsIEs.isI S.ns.,s Il FAGs-ssh col
EuRofkxs sTEsxsaIfs-isr f1a--ssh col.
kSSc4SRsaSU kSG4RsioSsrisr risrPsS Paas@ssh CO... COL
sDssisaE6 fsp aooMs r1 ASb sS APARTMENTS TO LET
ssggssSSII,ys$S,r,3ss rSsss 81; :,
hTLs WASgkp~yf SxLEss7;a rads.4shcoi
okstsA SakRAaAs sc"isr % Fsor"sd fs and 4.h col.
nso nSusks COOKS. S &c. s1a 1waAxrED-aD PAor-2a col
cny hr 6s ga1F sS1
LOST kSS rorSDHisr risa.n raos"i.s TO- col.
Cth col
NrSIcAIs-2D PAoE-6th col.
NEW PuBLIcATIOys-5TH PAcK-6th COL
PERSONAL-lsr PAGE-1st col
fIAxofukTEs. ORGANS. &C.-2D PAGE-6th col
POiITICAL-2D PAGE-3d col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoPEnfy our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RkNT-2D PAcE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-aD PAGE-lst col
REMAgDs-lsr PAGE-lst col
Easr sns Ss ss "a
Sd and 4sh coils.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES- TIN PAcG-5th col.
SPECIAL NurICEs-lsr PAcE-1st and I'd coils
hfokTING-DoGS. BIRDS, AC.-lsr PAcE--3d col.
SrOkAGk-2p PAGk--sth col
THE TRADEs-7rH PAGg-5th col.
1HE TuRf-isr PAGE-ad col.
10 LEI FOR BUSINESS PuRP0SES-2p PAGE-lst col
rRAyELLEits GuiDE--lsr PAcE-6th col.
CNfURNIsHkD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACE-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-oD PAoR-3d col
WATCHES, JEMELRi. Ar.-2D PAoH-ad col.
WksrcuKSTkR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALR OR
ID i.kr--2p fAcF-ist col.
WINTER kESOKrs-2D PAcR--2d col.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
,vEMBER 3. lS76.-WITH SUPPLEMENT.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


GREAT WI sfERN STEAMSHIP LINK.
VI TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT,
,.. sailing froni pier is East River rs ioliows:--
AhhAs.oS Symons. SATURDAY, Nov ~
Cabin passage $50; intermrdi siJ: steeraye $50
currency excursion tc&et xi4p prepaid stcea4e ccrh
cate s2d Apply TO w. d. MoHGAN Agent. 70 south ..
rNIrED STATES MAIL LINE STEAM To QUEENS.
u TOWN AND LIyERiOOL
sailing on TUESDAY
from pier fS North River
" WisCoHsIN, I Movie. Az nAkorA. Nov 2i. An.
Cabin. ss5. $40 and SsO. currency
intermediate. $40; steeragc. SO.
Sweden. Drafts ireland. England France aud Ger
WILLIAMS GUIoM. 20 broadway
SPECIAL NOrIcE.--riE SPLENDID NAIL STEAM.
kChip WISCONSIN, Captain FORSYTH. sails from 10
North River. foot of King ST for Queenstown nd Liver
mediate and sirerage passage at lowest Apply
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 broadway
NUHARD LINE.-B. AND n. A. II. NJ S. $. co
u NOTICE
With view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
steamers Of this line take specific course for all seasons OF
the
On the passage from Queenstown New York
Boston, crossing the meridian OF so at 43 latitude moth
ing 10 the north of A.
On honeward passage crossing the meridian of 80 at
4.lattude. nothing to the north oil ".
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
ALGERIA. We'd, Nov. ABYsSINIA. We'd, Now y
BOTHNIA.. We'd. Nov. IL sRUSSlA WED, Nov %
Cabin passage $40 soo and $3.50 gold according
comniodation Return tickets on favorable terms
SecraSe tickets to and from all parts OF Europe at very
low r stsA
Freight and passage Office No. 4 Bowling Green.
CHARLES q. FEANCkLYS, Agent
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

DANCING ACADEMIES.
A -sACsk's BANGING AcApEMIEs, b5 NEST SD,
A.fis East 18th. i5t Bsst 54th. PRIVATE LESSONS
any hour. CIRcuLARs. al East llth.
. Lien popwoRTu,s DANCING SCHOOL,
~ removed 5Si 5th open Tor ths roceUeeo4
OF papss For particulars send for circnar
Mr. MRS. CARTIKR's DANCING ACADEMY,
n .Piimpton Building Ssuyvsssnt and oth pmvn9e
LSssons any hsur; slas apsoiak14 se1sss 3Gn4ap
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A ucfIoN HorsE OF ARCH. ofSsTcN.
n 49, II. ~ and - 18th IT.,
rear University place.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
sPoRTuNo-Doos. srwDs. a..


A skArrrfuL rLrE skrK rKnniKR soR sALE-
ss ss' ss .s -.s sss. Tan: 'sy %aas has
,'sss. sssssr ss.s,sl sas ssea ss'I Terriers ss,ss,
my pIsss. "a ~. spd ~sth .. Nm. I. ALLkS
I0fSE AssoRtNESr oF BRgF,n LOADING GUNS.
:, esser-'sd makers s great 'aes.sss q - Ans 10
GooD QUAIL AND DUCK SHOOTING At JAMES
Npers L u Address n. u. JONES Dassds House,
THE TURF.
A POOLS SOLD AVERY DAY AT THOMAS Ex-
40 Az kss'sa ToSss" ;s "
AT wEsr SIDE pniyiSs PARK. JkRskf CRY.
s.rns. sSsa Sas and Track .s s.sss.ss.
pnnnap'' % =. essfSs. osslsxhsss y =, 'sss"y
'''' isl.' W. vxy Tstmks s.i;,ss f,ssssss @
.-fLEEIwooD PARK. xoRRIsAxIA, e. \.
1AA;ss,asy ArS s Ssss,sssr ,e, sa, :: oe'ss s;. -
Gerry Walker names blk. m. Mary had
w. Z. Weeks names Z. (. tanner hoy.
Match for 500; mile heats bss, IN 0. 70 hsr.ssA
Ssrry Ssr w,,..,a W.laes s.,.a names y. Z Tsrt
Admission, SOC. : 'GArKs II. BARNARD. President,
A UcTIoN.-FRKNCn AND coNBINArioS POOLS
"A sold TODAY. al Johnson's BrcAdway. s.rnsr
insi.n; each hoai BY telegraph direct eomblaa
,o "Ipk sps on al s,sn., all order. e MAJ. ss ~
The state and rss.ssnsis % s,sssioas b JonssoS.
SSK TTss rsrSX e wEfr Ss roo II
s aIy on m the s suRnns Races a. and ~ ss s
state and Presidential Elections All orders by mail
KELLY BLISS.
GARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION. i.23o BROAD
Cwsy.-Auctinn French ana Combination Pools sold ON
the ash neton Races also the Presidential Election
French Poos the general result and the result
In the OF New York, close evening" tickets
S5 Orders BY mail messenger wl receive prompt
JOHN MoRRIssgy & 90.
OTTING.-FLELTwooD PARK, NOV. ;. lS76.-
Good day and good track match for 500 70 wagons
Derby. GATES BARNARD President.
rNArTERSALL's, l,221 BROADwAY.-AuCTION
poos-FYench pools uickets 81 each) day aid
Washington elections and all sporting
events. McDOtGALL a co.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 80.