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RY THOMAS DeWLINa, Auct'r; GeorgetoWa
SALE OF gAAddgABLE EEAL ESTATE IN

III THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgstown
SALE OF Sff5EaEE5 srh .. o ESTATE IN
DAY: June Sd, ISL. a, o'eiceP' . On m .H on
800 ne plHem,,ses' The following lots parcels of
Lots 81 So IS and IS. on,ins 2eo feet on the east
H1as between 9th street snd north end Of Market
3 Let's In 7, fronting 50 feet ON the west side of
street and IS feet on the east side Of Market
a5.frcntpR 90 feet the west side of High rtrest
o. Zee, Ton, on me east side Of Market street
the .outh sSe 4 i ss . "a market
street VIM = ees On me west side Of Market
N9r,h hall Of lot No T. fronting A. fee, O, e.., side
o. hgn nreef, few doors north OF Gay street,
Two Snw 3 sroRY FRAME HOUSES,
S Psre MI vi I. 6s ' So separsst. .y
;rest. having of IS fst on the east side Of
sa asS f'. a4 4 90 sssoS
NO. ss, containing Is rooms, besides bsth room,
1sry aa1 and
the pest built houses In the town.
M o q hsSSps ssT sst xs.
q said lot being - feet wider than the trout
s.sf6RY AND ATTIC BR1oK HOUSE,
NO; sS, containing rooms and Kitchen besides Q
The sale viii comnenos with Lot 81. on High
street. and continue in the order In hch the lots
with cue = fronfase as purchasers may desire, '''
The oneI Of the ebove mentioned valuable prop
n nsy S.
Te NE: Onethird ossh; balance In tso equal pay
b. deed tru sss prsmse:
seO down on each purchase 81 Close Of sale II the
remsi terms OF sale led wi vtoip
hye Gays fr the day OF sale, the property may be
resold IN fve days notice in any convenient news
paper at the risk and cost OF the defaultne purcha
ser; All ccnveyan and stamps at the purcha.
ny23.d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
FVyBE MOST CON Pi.ETG a n N m = : y ICI = a n
Il DRESS MAKING ESrApLI5HMENr in the
city. Ladies can be supplied with the latest styles
OF Patterns at the shortess notice. Dresses And
Suits made at the most reasonable rates.
MISS CONAN, III BIisee street,
over Gutman . Millinery and Fancy Store. my9 I'm
CAeH PAID lob .LADIHS', CENTS AMI
~ CHIIRRIHp CAST .Ofl CLOTlIN9,
Rfidss street, aecrseto1n. Hots SJ nail fr S1
etoreetoxn or Washington attended 70. oc8-N
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CLOTHINe!
a nice hitting SUIT can always be found at p.
Wallach's, Odeon Hall, corner Az street a, d
Pennsylvania avenue.
Handsome Suits, all colors, 1nalities and STYLES
OF American and imported Cloths and Cassi-
Ako, large stock Of Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock OF Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
In the city.
Gents Uncsrwesr a speciality.
r. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner ~ street and Penn avenue.
Odtoh ddH' Odeon Hall
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALE Q.
Corner a Pennsylvania avenue and 2Sth stree,

THIS Hosyital . situated IN one Of the moss heal
eS sSs ses ESS 3 sss large "a Ell. nd
s ssGSs SsS s.s 3 dsso9s q sysiIin9
az: sSr q I ~ sSCs X e the ssrsson
Ssdcslor srrscsi Tsss.@ssfs 1 ana i %sSi
The Unfted etsfee Government provides forfv
TREE BEDS for the following elsss OF vettents
VIZ wives or Widows Of soldiers or Sailors OF the
United states Army apd Navy, or females who nav
% citizens q any State, but TEN DorarflT resdents
IF the District end requiring medical trssfmsnf md
nersing, bat unable 70 pay therefor. ,N1
Of The srresOs GsnsrS O. s. Airy. a ~ oss
corner OF Penngylvanis avenue and 18Th street ana
q the Surgeon In chief st his once, 1894 Mssss
There sYe also twenty FRBE BEDS for mn,
wonen, residents Of the District Ord n for admit.
sion 20 theee must be obtained Of the Governor q,
VISITING days, MONDAYS and rHURsDAYs
MEDICAL STAFF:
j. II, THOuPeON, u. D., Surgeon IN Chief
Once and resdencs 1894 Mas svsuue
=. a. Ash FORD, n. D., Assistant Surgeon
Ohoe and rssidence 1880 II. avenue
OQneULTINe BOARD:
nocIe nogne. ~ D. Howard, u d. .ea
kisshis, D.. Johnson Eliot. n. D.,
EE;T ~ y e. VIC. h. Hsvn:n, q p
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CITY ITEMS.

cloth, drap etst apd reps.
GEO. @. HEHNrNa,
40 7th street. NJ W.
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MEN DRIVEN FROM THEIR WORK.
Mounted Police Called Oat.

TRs D,efir7 Lasf Ngkf- Wat s0ds SAID ~
D0ns-1Rs Resu'f-ApPsai Of the Ldb0reTs
10 ths BOGTd Of Pa6ife Works.
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ePRrEe CoLoRs.-I have just received large
aRortmept OF our celebrated Dollar Kids in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM. 40S 7th street.
CALIpoRNIA OArAwBA WIHn on dfsught, at
Miiisrs, 60 tn sFeet, opposite ODD Fellows'
bail 3.2y3:
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II PEOPLE WHO SUPPER from the dull stu mid
~ mat meets us everywhere 10 spring and tor
often In all seasons Of the year, knew how quIck
It could be cured by taking Ayers SarsapariIla
have better neighbors as we'll as clearer heads
to deal with.
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pROPOsALs ron sANITAsY wORK.

DEro? QuAlrElnAsIras oyyrcs,
WAsHir9roN o., May no. I631
eeaied Proposals. In duplicsls, With cory a. III,
s1ses sls.msns st'aehed, Will fe rscstysd ct this
NICE uhfil Y N JUNE 18th, 1871. for the removal
Of hshe, ao for one yesr IRON July lsf, 1874, from
.uch bui dtrgs occupied BY branc he's Of thu Wa
terms step. Xxx ----T = 49,
For further information apply % this omcs.
Nm MYERS.
mlE'W Depot Q1artermaster.
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y.
Suits tor Children and Misses, at q. Baun's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4os It'll street.
CAuTIor.-Bewa,eo Of Impostorsk-As some un-
serupalous parties are in the habit Of STATING
that their places OF business are branch stores
Of the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
no connection with any similar institution IN
tbs city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43i 1.h st., between d and e.
CowIEe's Patent NecKTIE FAsrkNER, for
sale Wholesale and retail, atthe Original Franco
III tn street. =between D and 4. No branch
Noy.IrI.s IN NscK WEAR, At the Original
the city. No bran srooes. =. :
4RRAf VARIETY In w aire SaIRTs-one two
on three pieats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
Francs Gents Furnishing store, l3i It'll street
st Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy TEE CELEBRATED " FRANC" COLA "A,
the best Pope, Cola, In the market, for sale
Look for the name. No branch stores. a.
H.nrLrn has all kinds thermomstes And
HAy. Just received our new styles OF Cor
sets Also, full assortment Of the j. B. p.
Corsets, which sell ct reasonable prices. U.
BAuh, 40s TIN street., Corset Manufsctursr.
CmLpRxN's Surrs, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
setlles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and cold ct
tory. ="
TIE urPRrCHDENrsp SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch -Se wing
Machine has met with, has induced the Meesrs
Rosenthal TO secure also the agency Of the I'M
proved Wilson shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(Which stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric
Either OF those machines are first class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
III In some high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
By A: g. j. Rosenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
r. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttle NJ ach ne
iswell adapted for heavy work, such Is leatAey
clothing, etc., ae Ii is for all kinds Of family &c
n2, and We would call the attention OF shoe.
ma kers, tailors, carriage trimmers, &C., to this
fact. -. ... 4 =
ExTRAOEDINARY BARGAIN m Boors ANT
SHoHe-Beipg fully determined % relfnanish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June
am now offering my complete stock q prices
less than cost Of manufacturing. :
y. kosxNTHAL, No. l04 TIN street
ePRre CoLoRs--I have Just received Q large
assortment Of our celebrated Dollar Kids in ne y
shades. CHAs. BAUM. 40s TIN street. :
CALIpoRNIA CAfAwBA WIFE on dfsuRht, a,
Miiier's, 60 tn szeet, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall - S22
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EASE TO TIE FKEr.-For Corns and othe
diseases OF the feet visit DR.. Whites ESTABLISH
ment, 535 18th street. opposite u. s. Treasury.
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oreetoWn Advertisemsnts.
r NoIIcy. The Animal n essirs eEshs Tor.
S6aPAEY vii its + held IN he Chapel At the Gene
terry, on EesDAY the 5ih day Of june next. al
I'VE u.s. sisI sss..
Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown. :
TsgsIEEs SALE OF a yALgARLE LOT AND
Hss s%sr, EEs,pE zoe No go pgnHHA r
AND o0NGREss sTREErs, GKOR6fi0wH,
- By yirtu. Of |. trust deed. dated Jsne. sh.
~. isnd recsrds Tor ws:h hi county d. O.,
,hsxsby .eeared YIN proceed te ell IL front Of the
% I" ss - ~ m On yps
nnmberins ssIsaty nine t7s'in BeslIs addition TO
sSe s tuo ,ns frame res
dence with beck building and oil the modern I'm
and n
scmely and improved With fruit end hovers.
ens & sp IN III fr e.
hammer, apd the remainder satisfactorily secn Al
Month me s n ssnn dS.
not complied with IN Ave q days after sale the tru.
and Fl fas
~A ih9sis sP poSIfh ds,1 snss.
nyleeo6ds tRep. Georgetowl Courier
- posrposEp UNTIL THURSDAY. JUNE
a.n wzt4x aSss sgY pSssl s5g. Ss:.
CHEAP sUMMER GOODS : :
~ FOR sALE BY
BENJAMIN MIL6BR,
l9t shIIGE STREET. GEORGErDWy, d. C.
bLsoies Dress Goods at REDGOED PRlUES.
Black Liam q Lace Shawls.
S S,c and White organdie Lawns.
Ga.s $780, ass Srspsdnes, from 70 cts TO "a
12k. U oo'oA' jar" "ioe'
sJuslas Kid Gloves. Josephs ditto Spring oolors,
Gauze FlsnneIs, Summer Under Vests
- 23, g.. so. W.
Large stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys wear.
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HAVE YOU SEEN the Si1 all ~ H Che, .ot
Suits? Be sure to see the sI1 SUITS, Eyery.
body buys the sI1 suits. Buy the s1i sui = at
OAK Hall. s11 suit Is all the 90. Be sure ,
see me 80 boys suits. Have you seen the IS
boys suits at Oak Hall. 59J It'll s;teet?
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FINE Shell. Rubber, jet, French Gilts. Milton
and Gold Plated Hoop Earrings, large and
small si,es, new and beautiful STYLES, received
a. PrigS's, ON the Avenue, near AZ street.
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LADIES SUITs made "a order from &c up; also
Suits tor Children and Misses, at q. Baum
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, f0S It'll street.
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yHB Grand Division, Sops OF Temperance,
met at the lecture room OF the Young Men's
lengthy discussion decided to Surrender liz
charter.
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yesterday, and made the following appoint
ments- james Fitzpatrick, . priyste on the
force; Baker O. Thorn and Isaac Branxel, af-
duional privafes - do duty ct the Aqueduet
br,dgs for six months; Thomas Young, to DO
daty AZ the Police Court for six months. Ohm
stead Turner was promoted to be messenger or
the board, vice JAS. II. L0udon, deceased.
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The Ffpuey.Reuublsesu Case.

BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball YVES
played yesterday, bel seen the Haymakers, of
Lansingburg, n. Y, and Amateur Olympic
Cinb, Of this city, in which the former were
victorious, by score Of 10 TO II. -
To-day the Blue stockings and Haymakers
are % play. Much interest 10 manifested 10 this
game, though the general opinion seems to be
that our Blue Stockings VII gain an easy vic
toTy.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE STRIKE EXTENDING.
81 for Eight Hoars, Labor.
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CmLDRHN'e Surrs, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
setlles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and cold Q,
low figures, at O. BAUN's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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4 SURREY WIFE II DOHD.
s..:.ef si ~ s SO: o.. s:s' ss :is &c.
ysses: q z viss - o.s !iesortsfon hen sss
sossesf Sy isdsss sSs mss vine siss sts o. ~
wi; W. :, Fl! SsS = I. 's 3. !; 3D. e
In O 0o.S world rsaovnsd fUS6 Gh1xT
wHlAk 4. ai.tiIlsd f,oc - bssa 20 sxgFSc.ly
'I1: e ssovssI,fSfi 49, lRD5 I :rrs:;.
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HAVE Just received our new styles or Cor
sets. Also, full assortment Of the j. B. p.
Corsets, which I sell ct reasonable prices. o.
BAUM, 406 TIN direct, Corset Manufactures.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED sTTES-IMPoRTA'
CIRCULAR.

NEW LOAN Or TIE UNITED hINES-lMPoRIANI
CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, wAsHISGToN. Feb. q, ISL
Public notice is hereby given that books will
be- opened on the sixth day OF March next in this country
and in Europe for subscriptions to the National Loan,
under the act approved July H. 1870, entitled An Act To
authorize the Refundng OF the National Debt" and the
Act in amendment thereof, approved January 90 ISL
The proposed comprises three classes Of Bonds,
namely:
First Ronds 10 the amount OF FIVE hundred millions OF
dollars payable in coin, at the pleasure OF the United
States after ten years date OF their issue and
bearing interest payable quarterly in coin at the rate OF
tye per cent per annum.
Second Bonds 10 the amount OF three hundred million
dollars payable in coin, the pleasure of the United
States after years from the date OF their Issue, and
bearing interest payable quarterly in coin, at the rate
OF "A per cent per annum.
Third: Bonds to the amount OF seven hundred
million dollars payable in co at the pleasure OF the
United States after 30 years from the date of their issue,
and hearing interest payable quarterly in coin at the
rate OF per cent per amum.
subscriptions TO the loan will have preference In the
following order, namely:
First subscriptions that he first made for five per
cent bonds the OF two hundred millions Of dol
lars which there will he reserved for twenty days
onehaf for subscribers in this country and half for
subscribers in foreign countries.
ec0hd Subscriptions for equal amounts OF each class
of bonds.
Third Subscriptions for equal amounts OF bonds bear
ing interest the rate NJ four and half per cent and
bonds bearing interest at the rate OF ge cent
Fourth: Subscriptions for any five per cent bonds that
may not be subscribed for In the preceding classes.
when subscription is made, the subscriber VIII DE
required deposit per cent Of the amount thereof
In coin or currency Of the United states, or in bonds OF
the class be- exchanged to I've accounted for ny the
when the bonds are delivered ana pay
ment may bc made either In coin or In bonds of i1r
United States known as fWETwTNri BONDS AZ theif
par value.
The coin received In payment Will liz applied 10 the
rcdcmpon<of Fye-Twenty bonds, and the debt OF the
United States viii not be increased by tins loan.
The bonds will be registered or issued with coupons ~
may be desired by subscribers Registered bonds Wilde
issued OF the denominations OF $50 $780, t60o o. Ooo 5000
and $40 COO and coupon bonds OF each denomination e1
cept the last two The interest will be payable in the
United States at the oiiice of the Treasurer, any
Assistant Treasurer, or Designated Depository of the
Government quarterly, ON the first days OF February
May, August, and November, IN each year
The bonds Of the several classes aforesaid and the In
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A new and enlarged edition OF Zen iho'o-
graphs Of Charles Dickei,s's Reddihgs by NATE fip
DANES r. Osgood Coz, will be received win e"r"ti
nlasr IN, the countless multitude Of Mr. Dckens's adj
mirers in this country lifelke memorial OF deshE
fu and instructive" evenings to which nothing similar
can ever be enjoyed again. The closing chapter OF inc
book contains an eloquent summing up ct the nui yer
diet passed upon Mr. Dickens against the cnarse la ~
an author ne is without peer and master OF All inc En-
glish humorsts now alive and Others OF a IKE '"r''r
81 oil f which he il pronounced guilty by the unanimous
Voice Of the iury which, in this case consists o all the
readers of English literature. Miss Field is not mistaken
in the suposltion that "now that the great man has
VANISHED forevermOre from the garish lights OF ST.
James Hall the republication of her book, in an enlarged
and more durable form, will be deemed opportmne.
while she lays il an offering at the feet OF charles
Dickens the actor responsive to his prayer Lord keep
my memory green"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

Diseases Of the american Horse, and Cattle
and sheep, by ROBERT MCCLURE, NJ. ID. John i. Potter
Il Coz of the various ills that horse flesh heir
TO-" with full description Of the maadies and state
ment of the appropriate remedies although the author
gives countenance TO the usual destructive system of
bleeding, bsterng, physicing and firing, but recon-
mends the practice Of low feeding in the Of animals
suffering from disease portion ofthe volume Is devoted
Ia the treatment OF cattle and sheep and viii I've touhh
To present all the necessary directions for sudden einer
gcncics well for the chronic ailments when arc
the of much annoyance in the management oil
1ocks and herds Many works of more imposing pre'e"
sious than this quiet volume have doubtless been leu
on the subject OF veterinary practice but Few contain
greater amount OF useful information or are ""''i
adapted To the needs of the farmers, grZ'eih anu N
breeders OF this country
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The stock market was steady at the open
ing this morning. and stocks duh till after the
Second Board when there slight rally and prices
advanced little, some stocks going Ia higher prices
than heretofore an especially notable instance being
that OF Western Union Telegraph, which went 10 553
The general advance in the afternoon from the lowest
prices i'm the morning from ! 10 II per cent
Cleveland and Pittsburgh ucuated q per cent though
the transactions in that stock were less active
than for day two past. There Is
feeling of uneasiness aud insecurity in the street and
intimatiOns breaches Of faith between the different
cques and between members OF the clique, which
NAV result the disruption of present combinations and
the formation Of new pools. At all events affairs
quite mixed and the street is much befOgged. As to the
eventual course of the market very little Idle gossip has
been floating about the street, and In this
respect the market has been without especial feature
Some surprise il expressed in the street at the decline in
Union Pacific ON election OF the Board Of Dec
tors and the appointment Of Mr. Scott 10 the Presidency
ii proceeding which T. almost universally conceded 10
De- I'm the direction Of improvement 10 the real pros
pec, ~ the road The facts are doubt that the
suit has been for time well understood by the
knowing ones: that the natural advance in consequence
nf the change I'm the cement has been already dis
counted and the decline has been caused by sales To real
lr profits on the part fortunate holders. The principal
dealing. to-day were Lake shore Ohio and Mississippi
North-WeS Preferred Rock Island. and Wabash. In
which. however the transactions OF less moment
than YESTERDAY Pacific Mail quiet between 40 and
AZ Washington dspatche, state that tbe million Pacific
Mail subsidy not put in the PoSt-Oice any other
Appropriation bill They get only SoOOOo as hereto
fore" Quicksilver firm and Express shares steady.
The following table shows the highest aud lowest prices
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
Coleman Benedict'- closing quotations were

The gold market dull during the early hours
Board but became decidedly active and animated about
midday when the price advanced from Ing to 1lf. hut
late ia the afternoon settled back into duness the price
having declined to ll at which point 1t rested While
cable dispatches report hardening tone money in
London. yet the rate of discount not advanced by
the bank Of England which doubtless contributes the
decline. Carrying rates ranged from per cent Hat
The days operations Al the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Gold cleared. si3.C5s01O; gold balances.
soj2495 currency balances. sl.lsigig The following
Ir MINT Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

Inies Of Old Japan, by A. r. MILFORD Mac
,iflap 4 CO. cmnprise selection from the current Jap
arese legend with specimens Of sermons illustrative OF
lie native style Of preaching and good deal OF curious
t,ruation with regard "a the social life and domestic
.,,s,,,, of the pcoulr the work has numerous pcto
rial hmeuts from desgn aud engraNing' by IA
five artists among which lovers Of aesthetic novel
ne. Viii ind many Nondfous specimens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
Mem publications.
=. MEXICAN TO-LlTHOGRAPHlCC coz
opi,CI t'. been removed No 1903 Fultoast ny
lust PUBLISHED
GEO. +. WOODWARD.
teI BROADWAY, NY.

AMERICAN TROTTING REG
w isTER comprising all that 10 Known o. the Pelgces u
Traing Iore.. their snoestor AMI descendants, with
~ At All published performance IN which mile troite
see in 9o less nom the earliest dts u the close Of 1896
rd tali record performances Of 1863 and Giving
upIets summaries Of I tho1ad contests With intro
ductory Essay The origin Of the American Toer; All
o., Of Rules 81 government Of all trials Of sped By. H.
wallace compiler OF Walaoes American Book Ro; al
Octave, post pad -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10

FRaNK FoRE>TFWS HORSE AND HORSEMANNHlP OF THk
tNi1Ep STATES ASD BRITISH PROVINCES. or Nohih
AMERICA Br HENKY WILiAN HElBEKr. Revised corrected
ra-red IL ISL b, : d. aud T. G. BRUCE 2V"s
Syo ~ bJl CO... George +. Nooigard
The interval of nearly fourteen years which
have elapsed since The original publication OF this work.
h by 10 means diminished the value of its contensor
the interest with which it received by large circle
q: readers Perhaps the most elaborate production OF
it, versatile author. il combined q vast amount OF
information from wide OF authorities, with the
results Of his own extensive observation and experience
in line OF which by his personal habits and tastes ne
had become an accomplished master. The first volume
of the work contains complete history OF the horse IN
lns different breeds and varieties. series OF memoirs
and descrptons Of the most celebrated racers IN the
United States with essays the thoroughbred horse
aud tabular lists OF imported specimens and their per
foruances The second volume is devoted TO the Aer-
, horse forming exhaustive treatise on the SUBJECT
and a valuable collection Of materials for reference
which can be found in previous work of similar ma
tire In the present edition. which has been revised
with great care aud enriched with variety of interest
in facts the subject brought down TO the latest dates,
furnishing an ample record of the noted horses which
have attracted public attention within the last ten years
ev,ral new cngrayiugs have been added 10 the work,
winch brought ont Ia STYLE Of costly lfgancc and Is
worthy of place iu The most uXurious collections OF
h.oks