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u The new Park in New York will be the
largest in the world. The amount awarded
70 the owners Of lands and for expenses, il a
sum Of SIS, 100 1863 80, Of which the sum of
81, o57 $50 is payable by the owners of ada
cent lands, who are assessed for benefit.
u Two gentlemen arrived in Philadel-
phis from New York, on Thursday, who had
performed the whole journey in a sleigh. They
describe the sleighiEg as excellent through
out the entire route
K A committee Of the Irish Emigrand
Convention at Buffalo, reported that they hat
assertained that in ten Of the oldest States in
tne Union, there is on deposit upwards of
s4o,Ooo'ooo OF surplus earning Of Irish labor
q The Buffalo and New York City Rail-
road mas freed itself from the embargo laid
upon 1t by snow storms; and its trains are now
running regularly. For miles, at different
places, Ihe sno" Is stacked up to the depth of
twenty ard twenty-five feet
Il st. Patrick day will this year fall in
Holy week, i. e., the week preceding Easter
lts celebration will be postponed to the 7th of
Apni-the intervening Monday, "the Virgil
Vi Assumption" being also fast day.
e The Passsic Falls lin New Jersey are
compulsory frozen over, and where was gener-
ally deafening noise is now compile stiffness
The Ice extends upto the still waters and the
liquid elements Is not seen again until IL reacbe.
a short distance below
u Sales Of whale oil to the ,r.,
tween Is, 900 and IA 900 barrels have "
in New Bedford within the past few d.
The price ranged from seventy seven cent: n
eighty cents per gallon, according TO QUALITY
The sales were chiefly made on European cc
count
- 81.
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HARPERS MAGAzINE.-This welcome guest
has already made its appearance for the ensu-
ing month, containing the usual variety of
readable and entertaining matter. Its con-
tents are " The Juniatta, Perry's Expedi-
ton to Japan The story Of the Whale -
Passages in Eastern Travel" all Of whi,h
are superbly illustrated. with % Little Dorrit'
and other sundry articles Of light literature.
1t may be had ct Col. Shiliington's, on the
avenue, who has always the freshest publica-
tions, and periodicals and papers of the day.
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IT. Great Cur. Of Rbeumatism I'm Cir

CINNATI OHIO CONVINCING EvIDENCE-For more
than three years have been suffering with rheumatism
enlargement and pain CT the bones aud joints have
followed the advice Of physicians, snd other
sneh FAMILY medicines had been recommended
OF rheumatism still did not improve in the LEAST
irequeny compeled 10 keep bed and thereby
vented from attending TO business Some I
was induced By friend to try CARTERS SPANISH MIX
TuRE The eject miraculous felt considerably
proved after had taken dose have only used
one single bottle and entirely free all pain feel
better than have felt for aud attribute my
health solely to the Carriers
Mixture consider ii most excellent medicine
matsm and all diseases of the blood and cheery
mend II 10 the afflicted.
d. BURAIIr, southeast corner Fourth and walnut sits.
Cincinnati, March IL 1855. feb s-Im
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III JOE PRINTINe.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of JOB PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as in any
ether Office in Washington Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-pre So, also
mas me sra, once Book Bindery connected with
IT. equal IN its capacity to turn out book binSina
OF al descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia VI
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT the mort at.

tracve and beautiful specimens Of the Photographic
now on exhibition at wHITEHURSTS GALLERY, are the
AhBRoTYPEs They are truly Q beautiful Picture and
In some respects Improvement the old
guerreotypes Tho Gallery contains quite large collection
OF photographs paper Dsguerreotypes Of the United
states Supreme Court since members United
States courts President Pierce Cabinet many other
public men OF the Nation. visit wHIrEHC GAIL
LERY No 90 Ponnsyvsnia avenue well
BILE and the time. nov as--tf
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III AGENTS FOR THE STAR-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in THE STAR:
PhiIadslPAia-V. b. PALMER, northwest cor
Hsr Of F nth and Chestnut streets
Nsr YoTk-S. M. PETTIssILL & Co, Nassau
street.
BO,tOn-v. B. PALMER, scollay's Building.
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the people in almost State
lquors does not pretend TO interfere medicinal
pounds containing stimulus, it all
that without musting principles
debility could not be reached and the many other
most valuable compounds coud not be made
instance, DR.. J. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs now
so celebrated aud Indispensable in family
cine Thousands persons suffering dyspepsia and in
Digestion generally speak volumes great Gu
rstive agent For sale by J. n. CALLAN, Washington
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GoDEY's LADr's Book, and other Maya
zines, for March, received at ROBERTS Pc
riodical Depot, 327 Seventh street, between X
and l. streets
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III Dyspepsia.-There are but few ,

IL DysPePsIa-IHeTe are Dut rev WHO
do not at time experience the unpleasant effect Of
porary Indigestion such a funess, ud
upessiness Of the stomach foul tongue bitterness the
mouth, sick headache &C. &C All such feelings
evidence Of approaching dyspepsia which should be
checked and cured by the Of HOsTETTKRs STOMACH
BITTERS which known be infslibs remedy
such complaints To THIS thousands VIII testify who
tried them and proved the Hosteters
sale by principal Druggists and Dealers generally
H.
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" Advertisements should be handed In by
u O'Clock, M, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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III Bronchitis, Coughs, H.ar.encs,

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHRs CoUeH Lo1ESSEs
are made from highly esteemed recipe for
Bronchial Affections Coughs Asns Irritation
OF the Throat either chronic
sxertnn of the vocal In speaking singing Clergy
men, yocslists, Lawyers. and al
PUBLIC SPEAKERS .
win hud them admirable Substitute soothing
The bronchial tubes and valuable and efficient remedy Con
tanning Opium, they be used freely
JOHN T. BR0WNk SONS, Boston, Proprietors.
For sale In Washington by N. CALLAN and J. MOORB;
Baltimore, COLEMAN ROGERS; Philate'phis, Z. BROWN;
Cincin natl, II. ECKSTEIN feb 2e-lw
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as . means of increasing his pension for revo-
lutionary services and so far as the other as
pirants are concerned, simply as rebuke to
the huckstering, haggling, gambling spirit
manifested by the drummers for the various
reverend candidates. The whole business of
elscting chaplains for the House has become
disgrace, not only to Congress and the cler-
ical profession, but to the cause of good man
ners and morals. Ii
<Appointed.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has appointed (under the act to that end of
the last SESSION. Geo. II. Rozet to be special
inspector of United States Customs at San
Juan del Sud, Nicaragua vice ohm Broad
head, resigned.
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Confrmed.-The Senate have, we hear, con-
frmed the nomination Of Antonio B. Rabbi
son to be Surveyor of the port at Nesqually,
Washington Territory, vice A. Benton, de.
ceased. ..
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on yesterday, 2lst February,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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G5-The Undersigned continues his Draw.
Sg School at his ONCE over Gmans Drug Store sso Penn
sSvans Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ings, from until O'Clock. w. J. WEST, Architect.
feb l6-5ts wsshington.
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The Texas Debt LAW g spprehend tina,
our friends, Chubb Brothers, bankers, of this
city, have fallen into error in the remarks
with which they favored us yesterday on the
condition of the stocks and money market
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SPEC1AL NOTICE.-The undersigned, hay
y ing purchased the interest Of the late firm of
b. D. Reilly d Co , In the Clothing business, re-
spectfully ask those persons indebted 10 please
settle their accounts without DELAY as the bust.
ness Of the late h.m must be settled up
DAVID MASON
No. 81 Bridge street, Georgetown
Georgetown, ID c., February 81, 1850.
feb ~ LUIS .....
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Those indebted TO me. Individually. will confer
favor by settling their accounts al soon rs pos
slnle, oy cash or notes at short dates
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HTHE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
~ will meet TOMORROW MORNING
at IL O'Clock, at the Smithsonian Institution
Rev; Mr.. MIRIck will read an Essay. Subject:
What is Teaching!
feb ~ lt* r. L. TAYLOR Rec Sec
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ETHEREAL OIL, OR sPIRIr GAS 81
Ga SSA AaE or Pine OIL; Lard, Sperm ana
- =. X. Mc6REGOR.
rep l6-lw .5 50 Seventh strssf,
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Trouble.-Our South American fellow citi.
Gems are "taking on'' considerably over the
recent removal, by the House Doorkeeper, of
this city, Mr.. James ]. Randolph, South
American, for many years the Assistant Door
keeper at the great central door; Mr. James
B. Babcock, North American, having been
appointed In his stead. Mr.. Randolph is
credited with having been a very ardent and
active Know Nothing ever since the rise of
the order. So enthusiastic in the cause was
he, according to dame Rumor, as to journey
over to Baltimore to be initiated, ere the first
lodge was opened in this city. This matter
is altogether family affair, in which the rival
wings of Know Nothingism lie alone politically
interested, however much our fellow citizens
who cotton" to neither wing of the Know
Nothing party may sympathize with the
family Of the gentleman who has experienced
in this case the fortune of partizan political
warfare. - E.. -.Fs - g..
Removals and Appointments.-We hear
that Mr.. G. Haskins, a first class Isl, 200 per
| annum) clerk in the General Land Office and
Mr. K. P. Kerrison, clerk Of the same grade,
under the act of March 3, 1855, in the same
bureau have been removed and that Messrs
Angrew j. Higgins, Of Alabama, and Leroy
M. Taylor, of Michigan, (recently removed
from the office Of the Clerk of the House, J
have been appointed in their stead.
The Newly Elected House Chaplain, the
Rev. Mr. Waldo, is Revolutionary pensioner,
and is said to be ninety three years Of age
We learn that he resides in the western part
of New York, and is Congregational
LIST. Professionally, he must be hors du
COMBAT. His election to be chaplain of the
mouse was designed by most of those who
vo'so TOT him, 70 far - he il concerned, merely
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60 REWARD.-LOST, LAST NIGHT OR
PO this morning, a Glaciers Diamond, ivor,
handle, with keys; the handle has been broken
The above reward will be paid II left at the Sta
office or at the shop OF G. II VARNELL
feb 22-3t
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A splerd, a h,rness
H HORSE, seven years old, thorous b. n
bred, by the Arabian Imaum, Of Muscat ~
out Of a blooded mare, perfectly gentle and sound
Can be seen on Saturday, LIST March at Mr..
BURCH,S STABLE, near Willards' Hotel
feb 22-7t&
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"A Family finish Carryall.-As the subscri-
b rcontem plates leaving the city he will offer Tor
sale his Carryan, which has been in use bnt a
short time, and has recently undergone thorough
repair, which gives il, even on close examination.
the Appearance Of new. IL was made by ID. Jones
OF Georgetown, ID. G
For further particulars call at the store Of J. l..
White, corner 9Th street and Pa AVENUE
feb II Tvs w. Z. GIBSON
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- NOTICE OF Co:PAKrNERshIP.

EhL ONOEhSlONED ENTERED INTO
Il co.parlnership on the LIST of February 1855 IN
the MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
under the name and firm Of E. Cooley A co.
street. ~ "
we viii always have on hand good as<ort-
ment OF GOODsfor mems wear. which will he
maze up 70 order In superior manner and on
accommodating terms. 4. Cooley,
III GRuHR
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seven octaves, made by Rosenkrantz, for $3.50
made by Knabe, Cache & Co.. seven octave
new Piano, retail price 1875, we offer for $50.
Also, on hand always a superior stock OF Plan
os from Hallett, Davis Co., and Bacon q Ra-
ven's Manufactures = =
Remember the Great Music and Piano Store OF
JOHN r. ELLIS,
feb 20 3(6 Pa av., between 9Th and I0fh SITS
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Epperson Springs!

THOSE valuable and highly Medicinal Springs are To-
csted IN Maeon county, Tennessee on the waters o
Irsmmel Greek four miles from the turnpike leading from
Galstln, summer county, Tenn to Scotsvile and Gas
gov, N.Y. aud OF easy from all directions Ihe
ProPretos are now prepared to modate as many
as PROBABLY may favor them with call For chronic
affections FOR the Stomach and Bowels Liver and Spleen,
hldneys and Bladder also of the SFin Scrouia Dopse
an lny oil those ailments of which females are me s-
ent but sufferers reed have been found so
sauiary and superior few weeks at and
the OF These In OF stone IN the Bladder
thev have in instances, acted as sovereign balm,
and in all have afforded relief There are three varieties
Of sulphur Water, and strongly impregnated with
iron. core analysis Of al of which will be made upon
the premises promised by Prof Stafford, State Geoog-
st time during this year. DR. u Bow, one OF the
Propretors will be constantly at the Spring, unless pro
advice asd attention to invGhds, experience of
years NAV enable him TO give without any additions
arge in the day time except tor Medicine for Surgea
operations Their charges will be follows, viz:
Regular boarder from the lst Of May to st Of October
Regular boarders from the lst October 10 lst of May
(washing extTsl 5cc per day
Horses per day, SIC.
Transient visitor, horseback buggy from 81 IS to
81 So
Servants half price and Children of 10 years old and
under half pTceuness parents shall prefer 10 have them
seated and waited on ct the first table.
The reason why q difference is made in the price OF
boarding above stated is in consequence Of the Mineral
ters being somewhat weakened during the wet
f Fall and Winter Some deduction vii! be made the
bills Of such remain month if required.
.eplI-Smtwkw. DEB0W HENRY.
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STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

THE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters areay before the
public, arge proportion Of which having tailed
cessully 10 stand The of thorough traI and having
iaeD far short OF the nations Of the yenders
well the expectations of the purchasers general dis
trust has been created in the public mind for all machines
OF this description. Hence it becomes consideration of
the utmost Importance before the general introduction of
machine conc rnrg which there is much doubt and
connected with which there have been many failures
that 1t should first have been su ected to the most
thorough and critical test and its CLAIM merit clearly
established beyond doubt. This machine has been
n existence upwards of twelve months during which time
has been submitted the everest tests under
gone notifications and alterations with view OF bringing
1t perfection possible. 1t is complete
presented To the public in the full confidence that ii will
meet the wants OF the farming community sustain the
high reputation has already obtained and the opinions
formed OF it by all who have usedit.
We claim for it
lst. Great strength and durability
I'd An entiTe freedom from complication, being so
simple as to be esiy operated by boy twelve tfeen
years of age hOut the slightest tear of arrangement
Cd Superiority and excellence Of execution, cutting
with great ease, rapidity aud exactness.
4th Great economy price, being offered ct the low
rate of Eight Dollars.
Other advantages mig lie mentioned but would &C
py too much space.
1t possesses peculiarly howeye remarkable and
important that cannot torbear making mention q it
We aude its Everlasting SPRING designed keep the
knife always in its roper place and secure uniformity of
execution al the Time yielding TO any hard and for
egn substance the appearance OF which in machines
would be liable 10 produce serious injury.
County rights NJ ddle and West Tennessee for sale
upon extremely kdyanta gsOus terms They be made
BY any worker in wood. Men Of energy wanted act
Agents.
Address, JAMES C. BALDWIN 4 co.
ST Nash
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Bochsa, the Ha' Pst who died in Australi. on
me 7th o January, was nat We of Bohemia and
aeouI elghty yea OF age. He was composer
of con idersbe abili " the auther OF several onarss
and off iared ss orchestral le der for pa IA Ma
bran, Sontag and OF of he great MUSIC i star.
and in th,t sphere he was deemed BY Soutao and
Rubini perfect master. Du ing h career in
France, Italy Germa V, be was the int mate
irle of rhe composers, b llini, Donizetti. and
others, and taught the harp to BE- Empress lose
Phine, at Font inbleau, aud also to the En-, ress
Maria Louise. In London he led the orchestra at
the Opera Hou e,and was the founder ofthe ROYAL
Academy OF Music. tits bel eyed he died quite
wealthy as bis last tour through the United STA 60
and hexi o W tn Mad me B shop, was attended
W tn much success. He fell victim to dropsy
and ossitca ion of the heart, at the residence Of
Madame Bishop in Sydney.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-05-04

Stock Raiser and Dealer in Stock. Price $780, with two
sets Of grinding rings and levers fitted to the Mill ready
for attaching the horses These mills made for
by Mr. 7. NJ Brennan, of thi city, whose well known
skill in his profession will insure the superiority of the
workmanship whilst the purchaser will have the satisfne
iion Of knowing he is encouraging home manufacture.
We offer county rights for sale upon such terms will
make it nducemen for of energy engage in the
enterprise We may be found at the foundry Of T. M
Brennan, No 81 College street. near Broad, where
shall happy receive orders and furnish such informs
ton upon the subject may desired Thorough BUSH
ness men wanted 70 act sgents. Address,
JAMES q. BALDWIN 4 CO,
msy1- Smd&w Nashville, Tennessee
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10 BRiOIiE CONTKAI5T,,n,


DROPOSALS will be received at the office Of the Edge
l. hsld and Kentucky Railroad Company at Nashvis
Tenn until the 20h day Of May next mid the Bridge
across Cumberland River for the JOINT pt the LOUIS
VILE NASHVILLE, and the EDGEkIELU a Ken
TUCKG RAILROADS, according 70 the provisions of tue
Act Of the late General semby apprO riang two hun
dred thousand dollars for its construction The super
structure will be about hundred feet long, including
a draw with one hundred feet openings The piers wil
De from sixty to eighty feet high from Twelve
eighteen feet deep lowest stage and the foundations
will be upon piles, put with Golfer DAMS or other
wise a. the nature of the bottom renders expedIen.
Bridge COnstructOrsare invited to send plans and spec-
hcaons TOR supsrsructure of both wood and iron for
pans Of from hundred and SIXTY to two hundred feet
long, and, when of wood with proposal for preserving
and rendering 1t IRE proof
Propositions may be made for the entire structure or for
the fOundaGOns, Masonry or superStrucure sep4raey
The foundation must be bid for per pier tie masonry per
perch OF twenty cubic feet and supergrucre per
nea foot Any further information can be obtained by
addressing the Chef Engineer OF the Edgefeid hen
tucEy Railroad at Nashville.
The following is copy of The Act OF the General As
semby referred to
Be it enacted That the Edgefsld Kentucky Railroad
and the LOUSY lie Nashville Railroad entsd the
of hundred thousand dollars eacn 10 construct
Bridge across the Cumberend ver at Nashville and
that they hereby eonso dated for thai purpose and
shall be enut=d upon application to sum two hun
drsd thousand as Tor eh The Governor shall issue
Coupon Bonds the State per thirty ears
To be issued twenty thousand dollars of the work shall
be done from time to time"
JNO. L. HELM, President
Louisvi lie Nashville kallroad Co.
EDWARD ) CHEATHAM, Presi .ent
Edgehsd a kenIucky Railroad Co.
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Loves Patent Wash Tub.

THE above Machine, patented October l6ih 1875 in ITS
L utility, simplicity, and rapid and thorough execution,
urpaSses everything Of the kind heretofore introduced
This Tub is mounted sool and provided with Anted
rollers and brushes BY the of which strong
rapid current of is induced to pass through the
clothes removing every particle of dirt without the slight
est jury TO the clothes, however fine the texture By
peculiar and ingenious cement the dirt removed from
the clothes provided with place of deposit and thereby
prevented from being ground back again into the clothes
is the case in most machines
Sixor Shirts their equal in bulk be thor
oughy washed with this machine from eight min
These tubs sold Eight Dollars EACH which,
taken IN connection with its perfect perform ance renders
il the
CHEAPEST AND BEST WASHING MACHINE NOW
KNOWN.
Printed directions accompany each Machine
County ghs in any part OF Tennessee for sale upon
such terms will secure 10 the purchaser large profit
upon the investment To Of energy oppOruni-
ty or making money easily and rapidly will be offer ed
Agents wanted 10 all parts Of the STATE. Address,
JAMES G. BALDWIN h CO.,
mayl-d&w3m 81 College street,
Na>hviilc Tenn.
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TO RAILROAD CONIRACTOKs.

DROPOSAL~ wll be rec0IVsd at the ot OF Tue Edge
he and Ken ucsy Railroad Company, Until THURSDAY
nay 9TH, for Grad SasOnry, &C, Of the Ridge Secuon
at the head of MansASs Greek said RaIroad Iwenty
miles distant from Nashville New bids for the work to
The end If the first thirty miles rUm Nashville will be
ceived the time; and and notifications of those
made in December last will be ,onsidersd The line be
IN. fnally oeated, Quantities calculated &c ever ia
city afforded for contractors asreTt u character
and amount OF the work. and facilities Carrying on
Plans and prohles NAV be and specifications OBJ.
tained at the Engineers eff. in Nashville any time
EDWARD ) CdEATHAM President
apr29-td Edgefed & Kentucky Railroad ConpanY
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z c. IN s g ,

THIS superior Jack will stand the present al my
stable eigh miles South of Nashville, on the NOens
vile Turnpike and will be let TO eunets at $25 for jack
and f2J for euuet colts and 20 mares 81 SO the season
Pasturage tor ieunets and mares from distance, gratis
gram led IS per week All possible care taken TO
prevent accidents or escapes, but liability for her
Description and Pedigree.
Eclipse viii be rour years old the fist Of June, is
full fifteen bands and three inches high, OF hne
form bone muscle and action. he sired by Johnsons
famous i.ck Loru OF the Isles WHO by imported
Hu hr Errunr Ecipses dsm inlay Flower Queen) by
Rde, 5 Old Wonder out +. K Rains ola black Jenne
Money MOulder) Invite my friends and ali admirers
f ms useful animal TO call and view Eclipse and hs dam
and her other progeny. JAMES RAINS.
mn