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N BOOK WHICH EVERY BUsINEss-

a BOOK WHICH EVERY BUSINESS
"A man in the District Wants.-The Wash
ington City Directory only rs cents a copy, hall
price, can be had at Alexander Adamson's, on 18th
street. opposite 10 the Post Office, where he keeps
constantly on hand fine assortment Of Blank Books,
Pens, Ink, Paper, Playing and Visiting Cards. Games
&c. He is agent for ell the Cheap Publications,
Magazines, and Newspapers, London illustrated
News, Bells Life Punch, and London Times, re-
ceived by every steamer.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune, received
every night, and delivered TO subscribers
march og--ff
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MICHAEL NOURsE,
Notary Public and Agent for Bounty
Claims..

And for The Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Of Hartford.
lie has in his possession the ROLLS OF the Militia
Ii Of the Dstrctin the war Of 1912, and will pre-
pare declarations and papers for soldiers, widows,
and orphans- $50
an l6-8tawaw 49, .sa
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Ok CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs
so are still making splendid pictures, for TWEEN
ty-hve cents and upwards, and have just received
splendid assortment Of Fancy Cases, which we will
sell at reduced prices
Call early; satisfaction always given.
Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, over Calls jewelry store.
@. ID. STEWART,
mp 2l-lm Proprietor
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HARPER's STORY BOOKS.

n MONTHLY Series Of Narratives, BIZ
n ographies and Tales, for the instruction and
Entertainment of the Young. By Jacob Abbott.
Embellished with numerous and beautiful Engra-
wings.
NOW READY.
!. BRuNo; or, Lessons of Fidelity, Patience, and
Selfdenial, taught by Dog
H. WILLIE AND THE MORTGAGE showing how
much may be accomplished by Boy.
iii. The SrRAIGHr GATE; or, the Rule of Exclu-
sion from Heaven.
Nv. The LITTLE LOUVRE; or, the Boys and Girls
Gallery of Pictures
Y. PRANK or, The Philosophy of Tricks and Mis-
chief
The attention of Parents is invited to these "Sory
Books" The children are delighted with them
Each volume contains 100 pages, is complete, and
sold separate. Price rs cents each.
GRAY a. .BALLANTYNE,
ap 90 Booksellers, 49S 7th street.
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soulLern 7sl1urarh Lmproremerl.

WAsHrSoToS, April Boa telegraph line II
being erected along the Wilmington and Manches.
ter road, which makes a collateral railroad tcle-
graph from Washington TO Montgomery, Alabama,
and avoids the difficulties to the wires along other
roads I.f
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PHLADELpHrA, May l-william Msughan, aged
seventy was this morning caught in the machinery
Of slavely McCallas printing Office, and instant.
ly killed. He had been employed in the office, as
prsssman, for 81 years. His body was awfnlly
mangled. .aa
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CHAMBERLIN,s COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE.

No. 1877 baltimore st., Baitimsrc, Nd
UyHls Institution presents superior fa-
~ cilites 70 young men DESTROYS VI obtaining a
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
keeping as practically applied TO the arrangement OF
mercantile, bank, manufacturing, and steamboat
books business penmansbip and mercantile compu-
tations familiar lectures on commercial law, upon
the subject Of exchange promissory notes.
tracts partnerships, dc
The exercises all strictly practical, being de-
Quoted from actual business transactions, and 50
completely combine practice with theory, that stu
dents, the completion OF the course in every
respect competent 30 conduct scientific princi-
Piles, any set Of double-entry books. The students
have access OF Commercial Library, procured OK.
pressly for their accommodation.
Examinations are held at stated periods and al.
plomas awarded 10 those found competent 10
represent the Institution in mercantile capacity.
Usual length Of time TO complete the whole course
from eight 10 ten weeks
For particulars write and receive circular BY mail
mar 27-eoodly
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Railroad Lonn Heio.

BosroS, April 30.--Gov. Gardiner has vetoed
the bill granting State loan Of 81 100000 to the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad Company
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Nep York Stock Market.

New York, May Stocks opened buoyans
but closed heavy. Money is unchanged. Sales
this morning of Erie Railroad so IA cents Cleve
land and Toledo Railroad, 10 IL cents; Cumber-
land Coal Company, 20 S-s cents; Reading Rail
road, s6 "a cents New York Central Railroad,
9S IL cents; Indiana two halves, SO cents; Mis-
aouri 6'a OF canta
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Charge Of Obtaining Money on False Bis d
Lddinq.

CINCINNATI, April so.---Benjamn A. Earle, Lo-
reuzo Chaplin, and Amasa Chaplin, have been ar
rested here on o rcquisition from the Governor OF
New York, charged with obtaining money on false
bills Of lading. A writ Of habeas corpus was al
lowed to-day BY Judge Storcr, to be heard on
Wednesday. The prisoners in the meantime TO be
rcmanded TO Jail, bail being refused.
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BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.
Return Of Governor .Reeder from Kansas---Hi
account Of the Interference Of The Mssowian
in the Election.

.
RETURN Of Gopernor .Rseder from Kansas--Hs
account Of the Mterference Of The Mssourians
IN the Election.
EAsToN, Pa, April 30--Governor Reeder Of the
Territory Of Kansas, arrived here to-day, and met
with enthusiastic reception from his friends and
former neighbors. He reached Phillipsburg at noon
and was there met and escorted to the Courthouse
Square, in Easton, by large concourse Of citizens
On arriving at the courthouse, he was welcomed
by j. N. Dorter, Esq, who complimented the Gov
ernor on the able manner in which he had dis
charged the duties of his Office
Governor Reeder, in reply expressed In q feel
ing manner and in eloquent terms the grateful i'm
preston made by the warm and enthusiastic recep-
ton given by 80 large an assembly Of his fellow
citizens. He referred TO the reports of fraud and
outrage upon the part Of the slavery men in the
Kansas election, and emphatically confirmed the
very worst statement which had preceded his arri.
val. He said his opinions on the subject of popu-
lar sovereignty had undergone no change, but the
conduct of the people on the border counties Of
Missouri had astounded and amazed him by their
reckless disregard of oil laws, compacts and consti-
tutions.
The Territory of Kansas had been invaded by a
regular organized army, armed to the teeth, who
took possession Of the ballot-boxes, and made up
Legislature to suit the purposes of the proslavery
party. Kansas was subdued, subjugated, and con-
quered by armed men from Missouri, but her citi-
zens resolved never to give up their fight for
freedom and the independence of their soil from
foreign control and interference Missouri would
be called upon to disavow all sympathy with these
border rufians and, if she refused, the South
would be called upon to discountenance her. II
the South refused, the solemn duty would devolve
upon the North to take up the matter, so that the
rights of her sons, who have settled in Kansas on
the faith of solemn compacts, shall be indicated
and sustained. a
He declared that the accounts of the fierce out
| RACES and wild violences perpetrated at the late
election in Kansas, as published in the Northern
papers, were not exaggerated, and he concluded
by saying that Kansas was now a conquered coun-
try--conquered by force of arms; but the citizens
were resolved never TO yield their rights, and he
relied upon the North to aid them by demonstra
tons of public sentiment aud all other legal means
till they shall be fully and triumphantly indicated
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ABOLISH THE RENT DAY.

ABOLISH THE RENT DAY.
TIME Union Land Association offer, this
IL spring, unusual advantages 10 persons desi-
rous Of procuring Homestead" For BIS each, pay
able % month, they win SELL In fee simple, beauii-
iul building lots, on graded streets and will erect
thereon such houses may be desired, for which
only the net cash price will be charged and that pay
able by small monthly instalments The situation Is
directly opposite the Navy Yard, commands fine
views OF The city and ryer IS proveroal Tor health
ed for agreeable residences. Why will any family
continue paying rent when with the same money,
they can purchase a free home, which must double
IN value long before the last instalment upon i falls
duep Early application is necessary, as but few Of
the $50 lots offered last summer remain unsold
JOHN FOX Secretary
Office Seventh street. above Odd Fellows hall.
ap 29--3m.
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JUST RECEIVED.
..ARGE aunnIv NJ nruna II.

JUST RECEIVED.
a LARGE supply of Drugs, Fancy Arti-
"A cles, Perfumery, &c., &c.
keep constantly on hand all the popular Family
Medicines and everything pertaining TO my line Of
business
Also, large stock Of those prime Segars that gave
such general satisfaction at the late Fair Of the Met
Nee. Institute.
o BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and TIN street.
and 4l-2 and Z streets, Island,
Washington.
p 8. Agent for the sale Of DR.. McClintock's Cele-
brated Family Medicines sp BIN
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Sioop Of War Levant

NoRFoLK, April So.-The sloop Of war Levan
has arrived at Hampton Roads, and has been or
dcrcd TO New York
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reaches, RATS, AND MICE.
"HESE pests can be entirely destroyed
a by using the Exterminator, which can be used
with more safety and certainty than any article ever
offered to the public.
Price rs cents per package.
CHlNCH OR BED BUGS
Can be entirely removed by few applications Of my
new preparation. Try IL.
Price 25 cents per bottle
]. b. MOORE, Druggist
No. 1l9, Penn. avenue, opp Seven Buildings,
an 26--eo3t
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FASHIONABLE Dress Making 80 Ladies
- wishng their figure improved, will do well to
call on Mrs. NJ. A. EATON. few doors north OF
Pennsylvania avenue, on 18th street
The latest fashions received monthly from Paris
Mrs E. has employed French lady to superntend
the work
s. I. Taylor's Dress Cutting Rule taught at half
past six A. A., and ut o'clock, p. NJ
N. b. Fifteen young ladies wanted at the above
business. an ip-eo2w
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( FANCY MILLINERY.
NEIgg Avuelia Prihravu and sister hs

lvl opened Fancy Millinery store, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue between 10th aud 18th streets south SIDE
No. 277, and would respectfully call the attention OF
the ladies of Washington and vicinity TO their hand
some and varied assortment of imported and manu-
featured Millinery Of the latest styles Of New York
Paris, and London fashions of Straw, Silk, Grape,
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets Also, dress and
other Caps.
All orders in the millinery line thankfully receiv-
cd and faithfully attended 20. mar l5-2mo
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA.
MORT Gaines Academy Lottery. -.-The
- subscriber having. accepted from the Com.
missioners the agency and management of the Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery has established the principal
Office at Atlanta Georgia and intends conducting the
lottery the plan that the Southern Mill
tary Academy Lottery of Alabama.
Grand scheme for May, class Ito be drawn May
oath, 1855, in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, when
prizes amounting to
100000
Will be distributed according to the following mag.
nifcent scheme
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Late OF the census Omce,)
Corner OF Tenth street and Pennsyvania avenue.
Notices by the Press.
Mr.. Kennedy Is q gentleman in whom every conf
dence may be placed. Persons may rely on prompt
and faithful attention 10 their interests by intrustng
their business 70 his hands, Chester County pa
Republican,
We recommend him to the public.-[Daily Tele-
graph, ALTON, III
Mr.. Kennedy has been many years resident Of
Washington and has been widely known as a valua-
BILE public officer Times and Gazette, wheeling
Yirginia)
Mr.. Kennedy is emiuently distinguished for his
prompt and energetic business habits, and his prob
" and upriRhtness Of character Brooklyn, a. "
Daily Advertiser.
He is well qualified by his habits for the proper
prosecution Of business placed in his hands, striot
Greensboro, N. ca
He Is well fitted for the business, and we take
pleasure in commencing Mr.. Kennedy to those de
string aid in the prosecution Of their claims Daily
Advertiser, Mobile, Alabama)
His acquaintance with the routine OF business In
the Interior, Land, Pensioa, and other departmental
offices, gives him great facilities for aiding those who
may secure his services Sentinel, (0gdensburg,
New York;
From acquaintance Of some fifteen or eighteen
years, we confidently recommend him 10 any who
may desire 20 secure his services.[ Daily Dispatch,
(Pittsburg Pay
ap 16--eodlm
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nLAMOND and other rich Jewelry, a
~ good assortment on hand, or manufactured 10
order At short notice. and at much lower prices than
elsewhere in this city, and no mistake, at No. AS
Pennsylvania avenue.
novaa no. HOOD.
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MRS. Low.

MRS. Low,
Manufacturer Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Frfages, Gimps, Cords and Tassels,
Fancy Buttons, Regalias, Military Trimmings, Ban.
ners, Flags, dc,
Pstnsyivauia avenue, south side, bettoee,a oh and
10Th streets. No. 297.
an l9-lyeod
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STRAW HATS STRAW HATsi
NJ EW and Beautiful Styles for Men,
~ Boys, and Children. "A large and varied as
sortmen Just received which win be sold very cheap
for cash, at LANES -
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents
Furnishing Establishment 424 Penn. avenue.
ap 26--6teod NAT Intel
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NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF

EW AND DESlHABLE STOCk OF
IN Dry Goods to which we are daily adding
pieces very superior rich Black Silk, from rs
cts. up-very cheap,
so pieces rich Berege de LANES.
White, pink, blue, green, and mode colored, plain
French Mousselaines.
colored plain Bereges from IS cents up.
French Lawn and printed Jackonets
White, green, and blue Shalley,
Together with an endless variety of good and cheap
goods. WIN. r RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, and opposite
ap l4-1m Centre Market
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RAN.-There was a slight shower In this city
last evening. Three miles below heavy rain fell
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In Georgetown to-day red wheat was 81 40 a
81 As white, 81 45.a 81 65 corn, 81 06; oats,
40 cents, and -four, $40 80, with considerable ac-
tivity In the grain market.
Centre market was not fully supplied, and prices
have not changed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


kkrokrkD ron THE
J DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
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sol Prizes in ALL amounting to-. 100000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
~ Tickets slo---halves S5--quarters 81 80.
cay Bills on all solvent banks ut par. ALI COM
municatons strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
ap 23---dtm20 Atlanta Georgia.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
INHE undersigned will procure Bounty
u Land Warrants and obtain Pensions for those
entitled thereto under the various acts Of Congress
Special attention will be given 10 all within the
Jurisdiction Of the Court OF Claims and prompt atten
ton will be given ~ any business connected with
Congress, OF any Of the Departments.
Persons desiring the value Of their warrants In
money can always have the highest price, or they
viii be located vcrably in any Of the new States
Tcrritorias =
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FINE HAIR MATTRESSES.
NJ M. McGREGOR, at his House Fur
I've nishing Warerooms, on Seventh street. No.
$780, has just received large lot Of the above articles
made Of superior quality Of hair and ticking and pur-
chased very low at auction. His customers shall have
the benefit Of the low price, which is twenty per cent
below the market value.
Also, for keeping CALL lot Of Refrgerators equal
to any in the market and highly approved Of by all
who have used them, which is the proper test
ap 26--eod4w
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NOR RENT.-That handsome brick dwelling.
u and G streets, near the Smithsonian. The house
contains ten rooms porches, &c, with q flower gar
den in front Rent moderate to a careful, promp
tenant. Inquire on the premises, or to
JOHN L. SMITH,
ap 2s--3teod Attorney at Law, sth street
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"OUSE and Furniture for Rent.--The
IL subscriber wishes TO rent his house, contain
ing 10 rooms, situated on Pennsy lvana avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets near the War Depart
ment and Winders Building No, 1874
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme-
diatey. II. W. BATES.
ap 18--eotf 1865
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-EoR sALE.--A lot Of old exchanges at
II this ofhoe. ee4t
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AccIpEST.-Sunday afternoon, just before the
commencement Of Sunday School services at Wes-
ley Chapel, two boys, members Of the school,
named George Dyson and Owen Thorn, were in.
tenty occupied in the examination of pistol be.
longing TO Dyson, when, by some unaccountable
means, the pistol went of, and lacerated Thorn's
forefnger so badly, 1t was amputated. The firing
a pistol in Sunday School caused, as might be
expected, an intense excitement.
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THE EcLIPsE.-The commencement of the
eclipse Of the moon this evening is At 8 minutes
past 8, and the total eclipse viii be at 9 minutes
after TO- lasting until Is minutes before IL o'clock.
Duration Of the total eclipse one hour thirty-six
minutes; Of the whole observation, three hours
and forty-two minutes
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The Washington Light Infantry at their meet
ing last evening, concluded to encamp on the
Washington Monument grounds. This morning,
accompanied by the Presidents Mounted Guard, as
escort, the Infantry under command of their popu-
lar captain, James Y Davis, took up the line Of
march for the camp ground, and their tents were
soon seen whitening the green, under the shadow
Of the great work 10 commemorate the virtues of
Pater Patrie, whose name they have adopted
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The Fire Companies from the eastern part Of the
city, when they passed Tenth street on their way
TO theFirst Ward, numbered as follows The Co
lunbia Fire Company. Al men the Perseverance,
ls men and the Northern Liberties, 81 men and
four boys. The Perseverance only turned out with
a reel, not their apparatus, hence the compare
lively small number of men.
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SALE OF SUGARS, &c.--Mr. Z. S. Wright auc-
tioneer, Georgetown, sold at Dodges wharf yes
terday lot Of 37S hogsheads' Of sugar and mo-
asses, the cargo of the barque William Chase,
+. A. II. Dodge. The moasses brought S2 and
SO IL cents per gallon. The sugar sold for IS rs
and So SO per hundred pounds, and small por-
ton damaged, was sold for 50 rs and a. so.
fair assemblage was present at the sale, and
some spirited bidding took place.
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BUNKER HmL.-The opening exhibition Of the
Dramatic Diorama Of the Battle of Bunker Hill and
Destruction OF Charlestown, takes place at Odd
Fellews' Hall tonight. This Diorama Is spoken
ofby the scientific, the press, and the clergy, as
one of the most extraordinary mechanical produc-
tons of the age.
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FALL RACBs.
FAIRFIELD RACES

AHNSs.ssz FAIL MEETING.
aEy> ls56-TUEe0AY. Oct =
8 sveepstsks for s sssr old
sss.a eseo sasr.nss eaeo doIlsss fariS-siSssd i.s
January. 1855. with the Il llowins entries
O.f. Here's Oh . BY Tally I'D. dam 81 frustes,
- Ins chssshsn'ss b. AsvsnuA dsm b An.
Il, Tally { cassthsm's - rs'ly Ho. dshs " Ora.
!, pa: .. Do.v.lps { BY Rsv..us. a.n 5, Emil,
Wn a; Gibbons. br I whistle. By Mariner. dam
!. ssls6.l Z AeDsnisl's oh b. John Blunt dam by
i sslehsr = AsDsnisi's II BY Regent, dam sy imp
:. i S.lvia Green's ) " Sovereign. s.n " An.
u Tho: g Aoors's sr BY eI.sse.. dam Sy saai.
rhos. g. Ao9r.s Oh . hy Yorlsh,se. dam ~ Mar.
). WEDNESDAY, Sd oss.--Propri puw, aaoo,
'Ip rHusansY mIe aesi;-l,se 1,s n, e, an sssa
thrss nile hests-tfss for al sses d .-.1lI
rkiDAY. 9Th OCT Jockey Club purse $500; four
m1is ne nssts.f5ee for al age: :lie ses-I1''
olps; mile heats S2oo sntrance-pisy or psy-e,o..
Cd WITH shree entrauoes: i &1stsI -Es-4
VIM GibDou,
-. James Tally. s.syrsr ~ s-as,s.. s=.ss,fs
The following stakes are proposed--three or mare
three wear old (mile heats) $50 entrance SIo0 for.
ieit This e to be the second raas. sQ &SD8S
a lssAaTURDAY..A "a swsepstake for four years old;
Saoe entrance; $le9 forfeit; mile heats. Second
(. Tha above stakes to close on the let september
ty entry to John Releher, Riehmond Va si'-es
~ Deinquents to the Fairfield Club are notified
that unless their subscriptions now due, are Paid
by the lss of Sept. their bills will be plsoed in the
hands az, ,o Of the he Hish Constable for warrant "a
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BROAD R OC K

%ET> RACES-FALL MEET.
=: the second MONDAY in
oGt9ss,; ct ss, 1882 3 T. and soStings .is days.
,ace, ths ptoprietor to add $1,000: $500 entf.n.s-
half forfeit Closed rsT ss Ssns With the fo'oss
Mr.swm3 H. aibbon. nsmes ). M. Phile. BY Mari.
Tos. Of oqs Old
neg. out ofMadora. FIVE ysars old t.9li1.
Ar Thos. g Moore nsnes Oh, b. Henry. By Glen.
e Mr. John CsmRbslinames Oh N. Floride, by.Wag-
ner. out OF Ann Watson, by Glencos.
~ rs John on Csmgssli nt names Oh Laura spmsn.
Mr.. James Tally namss & g = One-Eye Joe. bv
r,inse George, ont Of; Registers dam, seven years
Mr. b. P. MsGreth names oh. b. Sam Lstoher, by
Wssn1, s ,,s out f, Sf Msaos mare four yssrs olS
ert of Minstreps dam, seven years old -
Mr.. Calvin Green names sh b. frankfort, By Glen.
oos, oot Of Mary Morris four years old. ~ 9
sBUoN1 9sssssm afnss sweep..k. for
closed with the following :ubserSers: @ S' m'i' hsst''
III nay,d , MsDaniei names II. BY Regent, dam BY
4 Chestham and jaime. Tally name, mes !. !. !. bv Raw.
enue. dam Apdrewstrs. trs bFsE 80 = .'~'
et. Calvin Green names b. g. by Sovereign. dam Ann
=. THIRO DAY. Jo.lsv, Gin,
fasss EoIys ssoT, s@t three nile hss1s ''
purse ossa sson tva pKhs1auRsDAY- ,. PropEssors
.SIxTH, DAY-sATURDAY,--Prcpr pnr.s
sooo three mile heats. for handiesp r.as res for
horses only that have started In soms race rns the
week. .,-,ft.stz. 81 H4tstfsr4F 80 ~ e
sseoNS Fss tSIS"lDs ;tasss ;ss pfsss,sa
l'lff 4TisD s1s'sas S:It ss @ 'a'
for our-year old colts and iiivs; $500 sntr.se
FIFTH DAY-FsiDAYs,zAsw sweep..al. for shrss
two mile heats. no so0o entrance, half forfsi
., sEcon1 .tEAcE-sAME DAY--A sve.p...se