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By 4. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

VERY EXTENSIVE PANNBROKER,S SALE
ARE USUALLY FoUND IN A LARGE PAwNBRokER's
EsTABLIsEMENT;-On TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY, tho lat and vi days of March. we shall sell at
the auction rooms of A. Green, No. 56 nth street,
corner of ID an excellent and varied assortment OF
unredceInel pledges. viz:
Gold and Silver Watches and Chains Of avery do
scriPtion,
pins aud Finger Rings,
large collection of other fine Jewolry Of every de-
scrlption,
One hue lot 81 Silver plated Ware Guns and Pistols
TWO sets of hne Surgical Instruments,
Also large lot of Fancy Goods. Clothing, &c.
The sale viii commence Tuesday, at 10 O'clock
with the Fancy Goods, Clothing, &c.
!, The Watches will be sold Exclusively on wednes-
day. commencing same hour.
Terms cash In current funds.
ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker
fe 23-dt2dM A GREEN anct
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
f.RFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE.-On Tt ESDAl NOR
NlNG, March LIST. at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of
w. Hope, Esq, of the British legation on 18th ST
between l. street and Massachusetts avenue we
shall sell. all his Furniture and Effects, COMPRISING
superior Rosewood seven octave three-cord Bon
DOR Piano Forte, made To order by Chappell,
London
SUIT Of beautiful Walnut Psror Furniture, fn shed
IN Inquired rep. consisting of Sofa, Couch, Turk
lsh Easy Chair, Lady's Chair and four Parlor
Chairs,
Walnut Centre. Sofa. and Fancy Tables.
superior Solid Walnut Carved Bookcase.
Walnut Enclosed Corner Stands, Fancy Chairs,
Two Cit framed French Plate Mantel Mirrors
Vases aud Ornaments.
Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
OIlclcth, Oak Hat aud Cloak Stand, Russ
SUIT of Keep PaTloT Curtains, with Lace Curtains
Cornice, &C.,
walnut Extension Dining Table.
Bntler's Tray, superior Refrigerator,
walnut Arm Dining Chairs,
SUIT of Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture
Bedstnads, Bureaus, Washstands, Wauirobes
Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses, Crib and Red.
holsters and Pillows Blankets, Comforts
French China Dinner. Tea and Coffee Service
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils generally
Terms 8 30 and under cash; over that sum G redt
bearing interest.
fe 22-d J. c. Mcguire CO Auc,s
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MARRIED,

In Martinshurg, Va, on the 2sd instant, by tn
Rev. Mr. Davis, CAPT LANES MCINTOSH, Il. s
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Purchase af the Hancack Harss-

BosroN. Feb. 26-The question on ordering
the blll providing for the purchase ofthe Hancock
House was taken mp to-day. when the bill was
ordered TO a third reading by vote Of 10 TO l6.
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WATCH REruRNs.-The docket for Saturday
night and Sunday, exhibits the following: John
Drunk, drunk fine and costs. S3.I5 Nora Davis.
do. do. S315. J. Daniels, drunk and disorderIy.
do. - 10. Arthur Chase, Henry Coleman. Eliza
beth Mason. Elizabeth Herbert: Elizabeth Mason
was dismissed; the others paid So. each w
L. Brown, drunk and disorderly, do. Sc Is
Ringgold Brown do. do. b 10 Katon Brown
do. do. 50 Is. Jesse Willett. profanity; do So Is
Pink COakly, drunk and disorderly; S3.I5 Jas.
Barnes, disOrderly; S3.l5.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of fer
WI tacIas, issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the Di strict of Columbia for the county
of Washington, and To directed. will expose To
public sale, for CASH, in front of the Court house
door of said county, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of
March, ls2' at IL M; the following described prop
eTty, to wit, viz: All defendants right title claim
and interest In and to Lot No. ? in Square No 3Is
fronting p feet on III street north, in the CITY of
Washington, ID. C., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of Samuel NJ. knight and will be
sold tn satisfy JudIcials No. IO6, TO October term
1883, w. II. Dove, use Of Thos. Brown use of Geo
Poe, Jr., VS.. Samuel VI. knight
w. SELDEN, Marshal
fe Its for the District of Columbia
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The STEAMER JAMES Guy, Capt. Page. having
been thoroughly repaired and reprinted during
The winter, is expected to resume her semi-weekIy
trips between Washington and Kinsale near the
mouth of Cone river about the lst Of March look
ing Us neat as new pin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

If YOU WANT PRESENTS
l. FOR ANY PURPOSE,
Go to McLAUGHIIN'S.
Penn. avenue, b tween ath and 9Th SITS.
FANCY GOODS
nd TOYS fa
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LAST WEEK OF THE RUSSIAN WAR-Ou read
ers will perceive by the advertisement that the
popular dioramas at Odd Fellows Hall will posi-
lively close at the end of this week The time of
commencing the exhibition has been changed to a
quarter before eight o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

CIRCUIT CoURT.-ThecOurtw was occupied during
Saturday with the case of Mary r. Bronaugh agt
II. J. Robinson. The case was not conclu but
WAS withdrawn for the present term to give the.
plaintiff an opportunity o adduce new evidence.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
n ERTy.-By virtue Of a deed of trust hsarlng date
on tho 18th of April, 1857 and recorded in Lber j. A.
- number 49, folio Z73 ct seq. of the land rec
ords for Washington County, the District of Co.
unlhIa, the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
AUCTION, TO tho highest bidder on the premises ON
FRIDAY; the 18th of February. 1854, at O'Clock
P M ali that piece parcel of land In the CITY of
Washington, in said District being part of Lot No
s, I'm Square SIS, and being Lot ID, Todd and Phil
lps's subdivision of original Lots numbered s. and
4, ia SAID Square, with the rights privileges, tene-
Inents. Improvements, and aPpurtenances thereto
Terms One fourth cash the residue in s, II and
IL months, with interest to be secured the prem
lsas. Unless the terms Of sale be complied with
within days from the day of sale the trustees r.
serve the right To resell at the risk and of the
defautlng purchaser giving f. We days notice in
the NatIonal lntelli sencrr.
RICHARD III. CLARKE.
ERASMUS j. MIDDLETON, { i'hteS.
ia 2i-.aw&ds J. c. Mcguire & Co. Aucts
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence ut the inclpmcncy of tho weather
until Tt ESDAY AFTERNOON, March lst, same
hour and place. BY order of Trustees
fe S-d j. G. MCGUIRE d CO, Aucts
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Prom Havana.

NEW York. Feb. 27.-Tbe steamer Empire
CITY. from Havana. with dates 20 the nd. has ar.
rived. There is no news Of interest Sugars were
dull buyers refusing % accede 90 the demands ~
holders. Molass,s was I'm good demand elayed Z
rials, Muscovado5rials Exchange on London l0k
and ON New York ~ discount. Frvighh uh.
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FIRE.-Saturday morning, a fire occurred in a
brick building and grocery on X and Twenty sec
ond streets, owned and occupied by Mr.. James
Kennedy The entire building. and everything it
contained was destroyed. Insurance, 81. 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

The UNION FIRE COMPANY give their second
cotillon party this evening at Stotts Hail. corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and Twentieth street
See advertisement.
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NOTICE.
ANY Persons having claims against me will
pleas" apply at Lord Napiers until the LIST of March,
After that date at all times lie found at No $50
Pa. avenue.
{, 21-Ht T.. DIT ROIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

WILLIAM SMITH O'BRrES was TO have left New
York last evening for this city, being anxious to
arrive here before the adjournment Of Congress
50 as TO get look at that honorable conclave
Richard Golden. the celebrated English re-
former. who arrived by the Canada, is also on his
NAV tn this ri
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Mrs. FANNY kEMBLE's reading Of Macbeth at
Philharmonic Hall, on Saturday evening" was at
tended by larger audience than on previous even
ings, and her performance, as ever, most satsfac-
tory to all. This evening she reads As You
Like II >;
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Arrival Of French Comedians.

NIw York, Feb. sb.-Among the passenger by
the Fulton to-day were J. c. sage manage ,nS
the following artists attached 10 the Theatre
Gals Misses sen. Cbcvalier, Dupont Moats.ur
and MesSrs Laba, Bertrand and Delal.in We
understand that the above company are % appear
in French opera st New Orleans AZ an esrly dsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

a new star, or rather pair Of them make Their
appearance in the theatrical heavens Tonight. i'm
the shape of Miss Vandenhoff 1.-THE only danpbter
of the celebrated tragedian, Mr.. John vanden-
hoff.) and Mr. Swinborn, in Sbakspeare,s prea,
play of Macbeth. Mr. Swinborn as Macbeth.
Miss Nandenhotf Lady Macbeth MIR. Fisher
as Macdutt, and Messrs. Dawson, Feuno, and
GrCsvenor in the cast.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Thursdayla last, A g reen.
auctioneer, sold lot u and part of lot H. in square
400, on Ninth street, between NJ and n, with the
improvement. TO 4. l.. IIazleton, for 81 iC2
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CoRREcTION.-It was not Mr.. Samuel Shreeves
hue kster, who was fined by Justice Gull for being
drunk and disordcrly in the Eastern Market.
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THE --LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Stay.
Mexican Affairs.

PHILApKLPHIA, Feb. 2s.-An unsuthenticsted
report. purporting b have BEEN received from
New Orleans. contrsdicts the statement that the
English vessels Of threatened 20 interfere with
the Tennessee
The same dispatch also states that force would
pe landed from the English and French ves.els IN
protect the lives and prop~rty Of The French ara
bhgnsh residents Of the city, uuless Mirsmof
should guarantee them safety before attacking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

dy ing. The insiduous cold leads them to Consnnn
ton, and Consumption to tho grave Why negIerr,
the premonitions of nature? When the synnf',,ns
come take Mrs. NJ. N. Gardner's Indian Me3icinc
IL is i'm its effects, and may be found at the store.
of all druggists. 10 % w. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is a delicious
tonic, of soft aud decat" flavor differing emf reIy
from any other Gin, and devoid Of that harsh acrid
taste which renders the article known as Holland
Gin or Schnapps. so objectionable.
May be had In Washington of Ford & Bro d. r.
Clark, II. Herman, }. b. Wilson, II. ]. II yon Ham.
lton Leach, and others. Edm'd e. Charles Cen
erai Agent, 40 Broadway, New York. 1T
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THE THEATRE.-A very large audience was in
attendance at the Theatre on Saturday evening,
to see Mr.. Hackett as Sir John Falstaff i'm the
merry Wives Of Windsor"
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NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of feri
w Iaclas issued from the Clerk Office of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the county
public sale for CASH, in front of the Courtlhouss
door OF sand county, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF March next, la59 at II o'clock m the follow
ing described property. To wit, All defendants
right title, claim aud interest in and to Lots Nos
Al, p and -, IN Square y o. 72, in the city of Wash
Ington, ID. C., together with all and singular the I'm
provements thereon. seized and levied upon as the
property OF Edwin H. King, and will he sold TO sat
isfy Judicials No. tG7, TO October Term Ia58. in
favor of w. IL. Todd, uSe of v. VI. McCiregor
w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
lie l9-d for the District of Columbia.
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

EOR RENT-One Frame COTTAGE-HOUSE
l. containing six rooms, situated on Massachu-
srtts avenue; between 18th and 18th sts. Rent SI2
per month"; lnquire on the premises of me in the
Centre or Northern Markets
JAS T.. DUNAWIN,
h-3t naalor D.,ttn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21
MARRIED.

At Martins Hotel Girard May 9th by Rev A. Porter Mr.
A. L. ADAMS, Of New York, to Miss DELLA PARKER, oi
Kingsville.
In Wa, ne, May 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Geer Miss MARIA II.
DEAN of Wayne, TO Mr. GEO. WooLSEY of Minneapolis.
In Rockdale, May lst Miss SARAH A. ROCKWELL to Mr..
DANIEL r. hEKltlCK, Of ColebrOok.
in Coebrook, May lst, by Rev. Mr. Phelps Miss EMILY
KNOWLES to Mr. HENRY MINOR.
In Jeerson May 18th, by Rev. Thomas Oliver Miss SA-
RAH E. SHOfWELL 70 Mr.. DANIEL MCARTEY, all Of the
above place
On the 18th inst by Rev. L. B. Beach, at the residence
her father In Cherry Valley, Miss SUSAN CkEECY, 70 Nj
CHARLES A. HITCHCOCK, of Chicago.
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DIED.

In Plymouth, May 12th Dea. ISAAC A. L0VEJoY of Con.
neaut aged "A years.
In White Lake, Mich, April 22d, CHARLES CoNDoN, for.
merly OF Conneaut aged about 80 years.
In Denmark, May 10th, of Consumption, MARY ELIZA
daughter OF Ira and Be orah Harvey aged Is years.
In Eageville May 18th, of Consumption, HARRIET L.
daughter Of Harvey and Phebe Mills, aged "A years.
In Denmark May 10th, of Consumption Miss ELIZA JANE
HARVEY, aged l3 years. months and 10 days
In PEORIA Illinois, Sunday the LIST inst the Eesdenee
his soL Clark K. lngersoll, Esq, Rev JOHN INGERSOLL
formerly Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in this village ageC
81 years.
Mr. ngersoI had faithfully and ably preached the Gospel
for upwards of 40 years. He distinguished energy
ed the wamest affection in the hearts of his children
whom his sudden death is aic ion He died. the
to enjoyment Of his reward in Heaven. "Afer s ul
yer, he sleeps we'll"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

Skies & SLOAN, are, 10 quiet way, building
up very respectable and paying business
Close attention to business, an earnest deter
minatiou to acquit themselves honorably and
fairly in every business obligation, has secured
to them liberal share of public confidence and
patronage. Their work, is workmanlike, their
bearing, gentlemanly, and their materials and
prices all right. See adv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

The STAR OF THE BLACK ART Rising -
A. ii Byington Esq, of the NOrtOah Gu.
Gazette, has been 'lected, aud is going to do
the state some service in the Legislature,
while his distinguished preceptOr is pursu-
ing his jog trot gait in the ordinary walks
of life.
Friend Pettingill, tco of the Bridgeport
Standard, is adding to his social and pOlit.
ical altitude in the same way.
ASktabEia TslsgraPh
True worth often goes unrequIted "out
west" We learn. A true appreciation Of
preceptOr Reeds merits wonld have Install
ed him in Congress long ere this. If those
AShtabula folks have any regard for their
reputation as u discerning aud sppreciative
people in their old maternal State, they
will see to this matter at their very first
Congress sional Convention.
NortOak CO.. Gazette
If now, after the thing has been Enthusiastically
brought before the public eye, our claims are
not fairly met the eonelasion will be inevitable,
that there is some design about it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21
Dr.. Roback's Remedies. We publish, in

another column Of todays paper an article copied from the
Cincinnati Tiao descriptive Of Dr. Robacs extensive med
cal establishment 10 that city Ny the way r Robacks
Remedies have obtained great and popularity with
all classes has been but short time since these Remedies
were introduced into section Of country yet Dr. Bren
nan, Dr. Roback agent In this place. informs that his sales
Of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier Of
all other medicines for which he agent combined The
son for this Is that they have stood the OF practical ex
Penence We know this not only from the mouths Others
but we have used them In family with the very best
results For all diseases Of the general debility whet
or proceeding from sickness from natural weakness nd
geson, and all kindred ailments Scand
nsvan Remedies the gery best medicines exant They are
destined to achieve not an ephemera success but pea
nent and deserved reputation which will render them
sity ia every family NapOlsOn o., North Vest March O.
See Advertisement. lmAsp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

Mr.. p. M DARLING, of KingsvilIe, re.
turned yesterday from trip to Kansas,
Nebraska, and Missouri He reports a
large emigration on the way to Pixies Peak,
and hundreds of Others returning, after
having made few days journey from the
frontier Many after having reached the
vicinity of the gold regions, became dis
heartened by the reports, and are making
their way back to the States the best way
they can. The Portage County Democrat
confirms this report by citizen of that
town who has just returned. Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

BALTIMORE AND Quo RALRoAD.-A cotem,
porary says, we were grati6ed to perceive
that the continuous and successful efforts of this
company to promote the safety and comfort OF
its patrons are being rewarded by large in-
crease to its business. The whole leugth OF its
line from Wheeling to Baltimore and Washing
ton City, evinces the utmost care aud skill OF its
managers. Its bridges OF iron aud stone, its
tunnels endura6ly arched, its system OF exclu-
sive telegraph wires. and its elegant aud sub
stantial cars, convey TO the mind # the traveller
a pleasing sense OF entire security. Fine sleep
ing cars are attached to all the night trains
The conductors are gentlemen whose chief aiu
appears to be 70 render the trip over the road
one Of pleasure to his cOmpagaOns dG Doyags.
We would describe the scenery were it pos
sible to do it justice. Many have seen it, aud
many have written about ii, but language is in-
adequate 10 express one tiIhe of its grandeur
aud subllmlty.
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SMITH & LocKwooD,s.

About eighteen months SINCE introduced ourselves 10
the citizens Of Ashabus and vicinity To do strict ready pay
business and happy 10 the public that In
consequence Of the growing Of that business we huve
been induced to enlarge and improve store which has
been going during the last two months And We are now
receiving the args, and most desirable stock Of Goods ever
offered in this market which have selected and purebas
ed with the greatest during the Last four weeks in New
York and Philadelphia and for cash. Among them are some
Auction and Job Lots at great aehee Our stock Staple
Goods, such sheetings Stripes Denims Ticks were pur-
chased last November thereby giving material advantage
those purchasing, this spring at advance Of 10
2c per yard which enables to sell them at about New York
wholesale prices. We would particularly request the sten
on Of the public to large stock Of Carpets OH Cloths and
Mst We enumerate In part fellows on all Of which we
defy eompetltion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

One Of the Most Prevalent, and at the same
time, troublesome and painful diseases that attend the human
1esh, Is the Fever and Ague. For long time the medical
world have been continually bringing forth numerous speci.
hes for its permanent but all without effect Dr. j.
Hostetter experienced and celeb physcan has sue
eoeded In furnishing the public with valuable preparation
the cure OF Fever and Ague The steady increasing
attending is have made for II reputation unsurpassed
BY any specific Of the kind For Of the Fever and
Ague Dr. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bers must and
should claim superiority any other preparation extan
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere Soc ad
yertisement In another column lpi4sp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

Wood's Hair Restorative. Prof Wood the
renowned discoveer Of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues 10 labor in behalf Of the afflicted.
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press tn be far superior to all others for causing the hair
the head OF the aged that has been years.
grow forth with much vgOr and as when
with the advantage Of youth.
There be doubt that Of the greatest dscov-
cries In the medical world II restores gray hair
TO Its original and makes It the beautiful silky
texture, which has been very deirbe In all ages Of the
WORLDS LOHs Morning Herald.
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4s4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21
From Rev. J. s. Herman, Of the German Re
formed church.
KUrzrows. Berts Co.

hVEFVHhi berN Oo'i reY NOV ., 1871
Dr. 9. NJ Jackson RESPECTED sra lhAve been troubled
With dyspepsia nearly twenty year and have used any
medicine that did much good Hoohauds Btera
very much improved in health aer having
ties. fours, with respect g. 8 HERMAN
Ask for Hooaands German Bters and take nothing else.
See that the signature Of O. M Jackson the wrapper Of
each bottle These Bitters manufactured BY Dr. q. N.
Jackson No. ais Arch street. Philadelphia and sod By
druggista and orekeepeFp In every village
United staes Cenadas West Indies and South America al
10 cents per bottle. 2W49l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABU ULA.
Saturday Morning, May 81, 1859.

THE FARMERS & MEoHANrcs ASSOCIATION, at
their last Meeting, appointed James Reed, E.
O. Hubbard F, s. Mather Mrs. H. e. Parsons,
Mrs. B. Neis, Mrs. j p. Robertson, commit
tee on ornamental yards and gardens.
IvesStedman, Anson Luce and Chas Walker
were appointed committe on Moving Ma
chimes.
Those wishing to enter their yards and gar
deDs, will do so as early as convenient, so the
committee may have an opportunity to examine
them as the season progresses
THOMAS A. SMITH, Secretary
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE,
Young Morgan Tiger,

VIII stand the present season as followa;
Kingsyls-Mondays.
Jeherson-Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Thursdays-st the North side of the Marsh
Fridays SaturdAys-AShtabua Depot Union City House.
YOUNG MORGAN TIGER, was folded my n
premises, in Mentor, Lake county, Ohio and was SN1
got by Old Morgan Tiger Lady Kate which is Y--UA
now my property. She sired BY old Magnum BOnum
which horse was bred by David Allen Of New York Young
Morgan Tiger was ded the Sd day Of june 1854 and
owned by until he one year old then sold him to
Baker OF Mentor. THOMAS CLAPP.
rick Seneca Co. n York. and got by Hold Black Hawk
"Iady Kate bred by me and my property She
sired by Nevano which horse bred by A. Dey Esq OF
New York his farm at Lodi opposite Newark NJ T. Ma
vArno sired BY Harry, and he BY imported Basso His
HAycnth bred by Hon. John Randolph Of George
town. Roanoke county Val she by the imported Bedford her
dam Telegraph by old Wild Air. !
For further tracing Of Pedigree reference b bad TO 80
volume Of the 4msyieaA TS Rsgiss page Ss SoS and
5o9, with charts Nos and = accompanying tae same
The above In brief the Pedgeo Of my seneca Morgan
Tiger bred BY and owned BY and my brother Gerard
Dey Of Geneva until the 18th Of April 1898 whbn be waa
sold TO d. r. Felton and q. J. Rider 70 80 70 Ohio.
varick, Seneca Co. N. Y. April 10 1893 TITUS DEFY
Young Morgan Tiger took tbs hrst premium Al the Stat.
Fair N evelsnd in 1855; also At the Lake county Pair A
1885 also Al the 6sauga county Fair In 1887 The Horse vi
BE- Rroomed by the undeTsgnsd who d now his owner,
AHhtabula Depot lebe orAs0 ~ bAkEA