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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

- fsuccessors 20 J. q. Mcclure q Coz
u saa Sr
Bernard vandoren, viii sell Al public auc-
end Esimsr f'U Corner q iitS street ssV snd
18Th AZ e e9 ay ,saa sysnus On IHuRsDAf' he
stock in trade of the said bankrupt consisting q
Cloths, Ca.simeres, vestipgs Linen and Duck goods.
in tailoring establishments
W b WEBB, Assianea
aus COOPER LATIMEB, kuets.
RT COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
u tsuccessors 20 q. Mcclure Co.,,
rs s6sE Ess1 saLN At z, aVSTs2T 9E HAND
pA MlTh FAhtHMtRRkkstE
500 yoft2Es sEIEyr B66Ks BOOKS. AND
H E 5gss t. % the a s1s
s ds ~ e. r. e l Ii, and duly
frict OF Columbia, shall offer ct public auction for
ON s ssy h
0 so%snSipg az 20 1closk q all the eersonsi
deed OF trust, and partially described a. follows:
oIN THE PARLOR.
Sx Chairs to match
Ten Chairs. richly ornamented
Two fine match Center T.bles
One Rosewood Piano
Four sets fine satin Window Curtains
Two Two large isrs @s sizs Msntls MirIors
Two large size Pier Glasses
Two Fancy Divans
CHAMBER FURsIfURE.
Five handsome. best quality Brussels Carpets
posewood ana Walnut Bedsteads
and walnut
Rosewood and Walnut washstands, marble top
Mattresses, BoIsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen sheets Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Racks
And in each room Silk, Rep, and Lsce Curtains
DINING ROOM.
One ONE s s1trHio CaTpsf, handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two sidebOard:
One Mirror, one mantei Clock
SSS Sals4y sn sGHf FsSls 81 w Hal1A
Silver plated Tea Service
Sns IL sS R.p and spoons
One elegant elegant Walnut Si'st' L asass; Table
One Library sidsboard
Two fine w anut Bookcases
One fine n ahOgany Bookcase
@ Of sSGs, BoOI the sGss
Three sets silk Eep Curtains.
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
complete
Two Refrigerstors
Chairs, Tables, eueensware, and Utensils in full
supply.
SERVANTS ROOMS
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus,
stoves in ali the chamber.
ii at Rack and Hall Chairs
Oicloth and Carpet upoi the passage and stairs.
And at oclOck .. ON the said 9Th Day Of July,
Se shall offer all that piece parcel Of ground in
the said city Of Washington known and described as
lot numbered nineteen (l9) in Davidson subdivision
Of square numbered two hundYed and eighty five,
(2s5 improved by four -stsry pressed brick front
dwelling house, brown stone trimmings, and con-
tanning sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side OF street north, between 18th and
18th streets west.
Terms: 1000 cash balance In three, six. nine
and twelve months from date secured BY . deed Of
trust upon the premises. All c0uye yancng and rev.
enue stamps at the expense Of the purchaser de-
post of 500 will be required when the house is sold
ALBERT G. HALL. Trustee.
je24dts IRep.l COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
DIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
illness OF member ~ the family the above sale is
and place. ALBERT g. HALL, Trustee
jy7-dts COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
Consequence Of the continued illness of member OF
the family, until FRIDAY, the 18th day of August
ALBERT G. HALL, Trustee
jy22 2awtds COOPER LATIMER, Aucfs.
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aue-tuS
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON. ,. c.. August sth, $50
. On the petition Of q. =. CROSBY. OF New Haven.
Conn. praying for the extension Of patent granted
90 him on the sd day Of December ISIS and ressn-1
on the ,sh day Of October, lss, for improvement
IN Machipery for Folding Papers
IL 10 ordered that tbs testimony IN the case be
closed on the nd day % November next. that the
be limited the d day Of December next. and thsf
said petition be heard On the 9TH day Of Decemosr
next
Any person may oposse this extsnsicn.
suo- Tn 81 CoUnissoner Of Pats1ta.
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Rl COOPER LATIMEk, Auctioneers
u tSue cessors TO James G. Mcclure n Cod
southwest corner Penna avenue and Ith street
TBUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE CITY PRO-

NOu'n~Sss cofner fenHa. avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE 9EyALUABLE CITY PRO-
~ By virtue of . decree Of the Supreme Court
EA o. the district of Columbia, entered on the
y..Cavanauah aud others, No 2 Ois. Equity Dock: I
No, TO- the undersigned, appointed Trustees by said
Of the late Nicholas snyder deceased, win oss At
el ~ the the ss the highest BID
o'clock, the following described properly, to wit:
and aGt s0 bs sspsTe s fronting street
ing th'e iot Is good three story dwelling, known
Lot No in square $50, on the northeast corner OF
and lth streets N. W. fronting 10 feet on strast
ing on this lot good two story bHiidns now oS
e"Rl,d 2. esr Is'ns T, shop hop
fesne paid IN
st six and twelve mouths from the day Of sale the
sale, and the payment thereof to be secured by the
notes OF the purchasers with security, securities,
served BY the Trustees till ali the purchase money
shall have been pail or cash to be paid on day OF
an the conveyancing and revenue stamps to be a.
the expense OF the purchaser, and deposte OF tU
of property. The Trustees reserve the right to re-
sell 4 i've days notice in case Of the failure Of tn
the Sae hse at iss risk ana cost
the Ss asasds kGs Gsphf
ID heal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
s1S Ith street, opposite Post once.
TRUSTEES SALB.
a By virtue Of deed of trust to me, the sub
SSoscriber, dated January 1870, and recorded in
~Liber s2, folio 800. one OF the land records tor
Washington county, ID. c., will offer for sale at
public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, the
22d day OF August, $50 at o'clock p all Of Lot
numbered nineteen no in Square No. 499, fronting
lot.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance 10 and u
months for notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, and secured by deed OF trust the property
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
w W. COX, Trustee.
JyS-eo&ds THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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In TIE

young AND RISING GENERATION
The vsgetatire powers Of life ar. strong, hut IN
Few years how often the pallid hce the lack lus,re
eye and emaciated form, aud the impos.ibility of
application to mental effort show its ssneful ipsu
enoe 10 soon becomes eviden. to the oh server that
some depressing influence is cseckias the deye,o,-
msnt Of the body. Consumption 10 talked Of. and
perhaps the youth is removed from school and sen,
into the country. This is one Of the wor., NOVA
ments Removed from ordinary diversions of the
everchangins of tie city, the powers Of the
body, too much enfeebed to give rest to healthful
and rural exercise, thoas hts are turned inwsrds
upon themselves
If tie patient be female, the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety a. the first symp.
tom in which Mature is to show her saving power in
dsins the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health Alas increase Of appetite ba.
grown By what fed on: the energies OF the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy 4. dersnsei
The beautiful.an wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo fascinating a change from
child to wOman,is looked FOR in vain: the parents
heart slseds in anxiety and fancics the grav. but
waiting for its victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHg,
FOR wEAKNESS,
/ Arising from excuses or indiscr1s.oa, attended
| with the following symptoms:
IndispOsition to Exsrtion,
I Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory,
Difficulty of breathing
| General Weakness.
Horror Of Disease.
Weak Nerves,
Trembling,
| Dreadful Hsrror OF Death.
| Night sweats,
| Cold Feet.
wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision.
Languor.
| Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System.
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Symptoms
Got Hands,
Flushing of the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin,
PAilic Countenance and Eruption on the Face,
Pain in tie Back,
| Heaviness Of the Eyelids,
Freauently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes.
with Temporary suffusiOn and Lose Of Sight,
Want of Attention.
Grea. Mobility,
Restiessness, with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more dread for Fear Of
Themselves; no Rspose Of Manner. no Earnestpess
no speculation, but q buried Transition from one
question to another
| These symptoms il allowed 70 On on-wh;o,, ,hi.
| Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss n
Power, Faulty. and Epeptic Fits, in one of which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendence OF DR.. Wilson NJ the
| Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred TO
wo patients; reason had for Q time Left them, and
both died Of epilepsy. They were Of both sexes and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these are not FREQUENT.
y followed by those direfuI diseases Insanity and
Consumption The records of the Insane Asylums,
and the mel sneholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witne ss to the truth Of these assertions In
Lunatic Asyiums the most melancholy exhibition
| appears. The countenance is actually sodden and
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" THIRD DISTRICT DkPARrNExr OF THE EAsr
PHTLADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 8, 1870.
sealed Proposals in tripcate. will be received NJ
tRs once NJ TO I'm, on TUESDAY, the sixth day
oi september. ls1O, for setting Dosage OrangeH
plants around the following named National Gene
ferries ~ the STATE of Virginia for the purpose %
erciosing the same with secure hedging viz
klchnond National Cemetery, Richmond, Va.
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TIE chairman OF an Iowa vigilance commit
{, o.. hg y as instructed 20 duck an obnoxious
-C.r,Tru. thus reported 90 his constituents: We
took the thi,f dOSu to the river. male hole in
tie ice. AMI proceeded 70 dgck him; but he
sHIT,,d through our hands and hid under the
,cg. 81. err efforts 10 entice him TO come ont
"a led and he has now retained his advantage
sr7e hours"
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IINITKp STATES PArENT oFFIcE-

On tn. psssu As ~ WiHIian q sSss;, 80
New York, n: Y, praying Tor the extsnsion Of .
patent granted TO him on the 9th DAY of Hovem-
ordered that the testimony in the case b. co.es
OF the 4th day Of October next: that the TINE FOR
ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 20 the 18th day Of October next and thss
"a psos'on be heard on the 18th day Of October
Any person nay Oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. USHER.
eu9-tu& Oo0Diogioner II Pafentn
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Zach propossl must be panied by q sum Gent
that IN the event Of the acceptance OF the
proposal the bidder or bidders will enter into . con
tract for the planting OF the hedging
TheQuartefmasters Depsr tment reserves the riRhs
70 reject any and all bids.
Any additional information desired by parties
wishing 20 bid, will be furnished upon Application
20 this Office
Bidders will be required 10 bind themselves that m
the plants do not thrive they will renew them for
period Of years, they may happen fail our
ing that time. HENRY q. HODGES,
MAJOR and Quartermaeter q 8 A.
Chief Quartermsster Third Quartermast's District
aus 81 DEPARTMENT "a the n ..s
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MARRlED.

VAN TASSEL-LYON. On the lHh Instant by
the key. Mr.. Owen. WIN. K = VAN TASSEL, OF
New York city, IVENETT LYON, Of Wash
iBgton, DC.
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INrHE SUPREME ooURI or THE DISTRICT

In the case Of SIDNEY LAUCk, executrix %
Henry q. Lauck. decreased, the executrix Aforesaid
the appreciation Of the supreme Csurt Of ths
the 80 day Of August, A D. 1870 for the final settle
and distrbgfon Of the personal estate Of said
deceased and Of the assets in hand far the
have been collected and turned into money when
where all the creditors and heirs Of aid
are notified 70 attend, with their claims properiy
youched. or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit In said deceased estate PROVIDED
copy Of this order be published q wsek for hr.s
Test: A WEBSTER
au2-tusts Register OF villa
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DEATH FGOM STARvkTIOS.-Mss Eliza eth
Am SwartoUt, known widely "a the founder o
tIe FlmwOod Seminary at Glenn's Falls. y. v,
t'-fd lately from starvation in Michigan insane
a-vIrrn Close application 20 study was the
cause Of her insanity, and she declined TO take
aEv food.
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EREsH GOODS -No. MACKBREL, hsndsyDs
II bright and fat: GREKN 0INGER. NV. BUR
OHELL, Hooe Building, street, between 18th and
18th streets. ans -eo0
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pRoPosALs FOR BgILpIsS VESSELS Fos

Sealed Proposals, addressed 90 Prot. Benjamin
Pelroe, Superintendent Coast Survey, Ma.hngtoa,
ID. C., Will be received unlil noon August 81, for
building one Steam Propeller Of 80 tons, o. II , and
one OF ~ tons, q. M, of iron.
Also, for two schooners OF 50 tons, o. M, Of wood
Bids viii be received and considered for baildinE
the bulls III the two propelers OF wood, and the huis
OF the two schooners Of iron.
General plans and specifications OF the vesseh can
be bad y applying By letter 70 Prof. BkhyAMIu
PIERCE. as above. JyE -eoso
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(lY GREkN q WILLIAMS.

~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. Jig, Southeast corner 7th aud ID streets
len EALuABlE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
ISG ON NEW JERSEY AVENGE VEIN
kHUpE ISLAND AVENUE AND X STREET
NURTH. At AUCTION
SFa On MoNnAl, the 22l instant, at 6 o'clock p.
9p.I We shall sell, on the premise ten valuable
oLl d1r lots, being lots No. TO TO- in square No.
Is having ~ feet front Ly go DEPTH TO an alley
Ie.ms: One-thiId cash; balance s, Il and Is
IlObNs Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trus; on the premises Stamps &c cost OF
purchaser. S25 down on each when sold
adlo GREEN 4 WILLIAMS urts
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AUCTION SALES.

10y THOS. u. WAGGAMAN
~ Real Estate Broker and Aucticaeer,
NO. slS Seventh street, opposite the Pcs. utfsce.
TsNInENT HoUSE, ON GROUND Rssr AT
S3U FIX ANNUM, BRINGING $50 FER
MONTH IN RENTS, ON l. STREET, he
TWEEN 2xD AND 2yp
\A On FRIDAY. August 10Th. At o'rlnCk,
e.: shall fsr, on the premises, a l. ssse running
.iOr SIX yeas, on Z ts aad o, IN square 81,
improved bA tenement House
Terms cash. S2banun ON day of sale.
an 10 dads THOS wAGGAMANA n-t
Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers,
NO ois' southeast corner Of It'll and ID streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-CONSIsTI or
SUtAs. abAIR>, TABLE, DRESSING BU-
kEAuS, "ARDROBES. WASHSTANDS. BED
SIhApS fEATHER BEDS, MaTrRE.SES,
BEBDIEG, CROCKERY. CARPETS sToTEs'
&c, sc AT AUCTION
G1 On FRIDAY the l9ih inst at 10 o'clncS q
" m. we shall sell, at house No sos front
r7 ing On street north, between sth and 9th
tweet, the above named goods, for cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
shlod Auctioneprs
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
IN STEEL MIGRATED WRlPPER. WITTY
EAcsIMILIE OF ny CHEMICAL WARE.
HOUSE, AND SIGNED s
aR3 Il. T. HELNDOLD.
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ETA Young lady, about TO be married, saws
sie sill hot promise 10 Glove, honor and obey"
sSBOstOn has a Mormon Church, minus the
IOlygamy feature.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-11
THE IOWA VOTER.
KNOXVILLE, AUG. IL, 1870.
Republican Convention.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.
Notice is hereby given TO the Re
publican Electors Of the Fourth Con.
eressional District Of the State OF
Iowa, that Republican Convention
for the nomination Of q Republican
candidate for Representative in Con.
eress in said District, will be held 81
Oskaloosa, at IL o'clock A. NJ. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH. :.
The basis Of representation In said
Convention, will boone delegate from
each County in the District, with one
additional delegate for every three
hundred votes, or fraction thereof OF
one hundred and fifty votes or up
ward, cast for Gov. Samuel Merrill,
at the last election.
The Executive Committees Of the
several Counties are charged with the
calling Of the necessary County Con-
ventiOns, for the election Of delegates.
BY order of the Republican Central
Committee for Fourth Congressional
District. JOHN CONNELL, chm.
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Timber for Sale!

II HAVE FOR SALE - Acres or Good
il Timber, TO wit: 8. 3. / ofN. 3. I SEQ. ~
Tp.14 Range 10. lying halfmilssoutho Of the
TERMS, SIS per acre; one half down, and
hslsnce IN one year. TT. ANDERSON.
Knoxville. Iovs May ath. 'ss. aA7tt
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BOOk.BIIDIIG!


Persons having Magazines,
Illustrated or other Weeklies,
Music, or Books, that they de-
sire to have Bound in Good
Style and at Reasonable Pri-
ces, can now be accommodated
by calling at the Voter Office,
as we have made arrangements
with an extensive Book Bind
ing establishment to do such
work for us.
SPERRY & BARKER.
sAng. 2, 10, (n)
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no AND SEE 90 ACRES Of Prairie and
NJ Timber together, miles northwest Of
Gosport, s miles ssuthwsrt Of Knoxville, 40
acres under cultivation, 20 acres timber, .
plank house l2xl6. log stable. good school
house within 40 rods. Price $l,700, with
Of the crop. Terms. 1 or 4 cash, balance in
two equal pay inents. r. d. cOssisS.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
ATTEMPTED MIaDER AND SUICIDE.

Horrible Tragedy mt Middietowu, N. VA
Wife nnd Then Cuts His Own Throat.
AT noon yesterday the people OF Middletown were
thrown into the widest excitement over report,
which proved to he true, THAT 1Tightiul tragedy
had been enacted in their midst. A drunken Ger
man, named Charles snyder, who had just been re-
leased Goshen jail, where he had been sent
larceny, assaulted his vile with razor, and after
Supp0Sing that she was dead cut his own throat
from ear to ear.
The scene OF the tragedy IS an old house on Water
street South, where the parties have lived Tor
about four years. Previous 10 that they lived in
Wyoming county, Pa When our reporter arrived
aL the scene
A FEARFUL SIGHT
met mis- gaze. The Whole house seemed spattered
with blood and pools had formed In dozen places
the floor. The woman lay upon mattress on
the floor IN the back room on the second story.
where Dr. Everett attending to her injuries. she
had deep cash on the right side OF her lace. eX-
a severe confusion on The back OF her head, by
which she said she had been rendered iESenslbe be-
fore she received the Up STAIRS lay fiendlsh
husband weltcring III his own blood, which was
was fOund bloody razor which had been the instru
ment used III Ihe horrible deed. He Is German
bv birth, Is about five feet six inches
in height. OF dark complexion black
slve ysage. He Is about thirty five years OF age a
man OF dissoute habits and bad temper.
The motive for the CRIME Is SAID to be that he
suspected his wie of having informed against hin
at time he was arrested iOr larceny, some four
months ago
THE VICTIMS
are both living, but there is little hope OF the re-
covery OF snyder. The first feelings OF horror are
now changing 10 strong feeling against the man
who committed the deed, and no one seems 10 wish
for nls recovery.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
TGE FIGHTING FENgays.

Another Days Talk ard Nothing Done-Pu.
and File.
The Fenian Congress neld its third sitting yester-
day, and. thanks to the good OF the mod
crate leaders, the debates on the various
subjects which came up for discussion did
not as was anticipated wind up with
a Donnybrook Fair finale. The admission
OF the delegates from Chicago had a good
deal TO do with this, and these delegates that
they are in, seem determined to take the O'Neill
bull by the horns and give it thorough shaking II
the animal makes any attempts to kick up any un-
seemly pranks. 1t is pretty certain that had they
been kept out. as great many OF the delegates de-
sired they should be- there would have been jolly
row IN the Congress, which, In all likelihood, Jour-
dams police would have been compelled TO put
down.
Yesterday the proceedings were of the usual
humdrum order. and the delegates who ventilated
themselves did so on old subccts OF the invasion OF
Canada and the best means accomplish 1t, and OF
forcing the British lion to put his tail between his
legs and make tracks for the land or Canaan or
somewhere else, where ne will be able to 1--we In
peace the balance Of mis- DAYS, which IS as Ger.
tam 70 occur as 1t II q well known fact that the
moon 1. made or green cheese.
The whole day and evening were spent In talk that
amounted to nothing the end: and II the delegates
''report progress" much longer In the way they
nave oeea doing so FAR, the Congress Will adjourn
some time In Is IS or later.
IL ls remarkable fact that very little interest
seems TO be manifested TO the d0ings of the Con-
gress by the mass OF the Fenians. This may .put
0n' TOT reasons best known 10 themselves but The
lact remains the same Tor all that.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
HORSE NOTES.

Charles Z. Cook Will Oren on the 1st OF May the
st. Charles nafmlc track on Eighth avenue near
Macomb's Dam formerly DuDols for the use OF
gentlemen. 1t VIII re kept in fine order, and the
roads are unfit to speed on, 1t WILL undoubtedly be
well patronlZel by road men.
A mammoth trotiing horse recently arrived here
from ST. John, N. b., and has been put into the
hands OF Dan Pffer Tor training b. his owner, Mr.
Fellows merchant of st. John. Y. i. lie Is a bay
stands l61s hands high, ana Is very handsome ana
well prOporLlOned. Report says he has great turn
Of speed.
number OF trottcrs have arrived here recently
rom The Nest and have gone INTO training 10 COM
pete for the spring purses the island and other
tracks. Among them IS ST. Elmo and Evangellne.
Mr.. A. r. Phyie's bay mare Lady Lockwood Is
again on the road having had colt, ana Is faster
than ever.
Mr.. Kerner is driving his fast Ethan Allen mare on
the read. She is very handsome ana speedy.
Mr.. Harher Is driving Il brown coli own Dr0lhcr 70
Mr.. Bcnners Bruno, OH the road. lie showed good
turn OF speed lately by the CluD House, and Is fne
gated one.
Az ali evidence OF the fact that the season is at
hand Tor Tie commencement oil track Work the ioi-
lowing first Class tr0tling ors IS nave been shod at
Dan Mace's establishment 10y Charles HUE within
the past week:-American Girl, Danvers BOY, George
Wilkes, Goldsmith Maid, }. j. Bradley, lIotSpur Dot,
Confidence. Eilv Barre Dresden, Kirkwood, fattler,
Idol Gray Prince Lizzlc Tldy CAPTAIN Gil, Isabella
Willie Shopper, Bu cner Boy, village Girl, Sherman
Little Dan Surprise, Sorrel, Prince and FInnegan.
LoNG BRANCH PARK STAKES.
We learn that the nominations To the stakes
winch cluscd the 18th inst. have already swelled
TO the enormous number o "A, VIII
C0utlncnt1l. ME hcaLS 70
monmouth. Two and IL half miles ................. 81
Malsion TWO miles. y
StetsOD one mile. 30
EObnS, heats. Two miles 5......................2 "a
Restoration, heats. four miles. IA