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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE Nashville Banner objects to being
called party paper. 1t hates neither side
but assumes the following high standard
of journalistic morality:
The Banner rather adheres TO that school of
Journalism which rests at all times upon is good
behavior, 50 TO speak, as its very vitality Is
based upon lie equitable character, its unswery-
ing adherence 70 justice, and it, entire freedom
from sinister purposes.
If the people Of Tennessee did not know
ic ~ paper that rents out its columns at
thifsy cents line for grossly obscene and
meat Ibels, or as journal that partici-
pated Ia huge swindles upon the public
treasury In the matter Of public printing,
they might read the above withouta sheer.
The idea OF the Bann6r talking about its
equitable character or its answering
adherence to justice"
What does the county press say about
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF EAST TEN.
NESSEE.

A Convention of the Republican party
of this State having been called 10 meet
for the purpose of appointing delegates to
the National Convention, it is recon-
mended that the Republican voters in the
several counties of East Tennessee, pro-
coed at once to appoint delegates to the
State Convention, and that the several
County Committees call conventions for
that purpose on the first Monday of April
next, or as soon thereafter as possible.
MEN. WHEELER,
GEO. ANDREWS,
w. +. YARDLEY,
GEO. Ross,
J. A. GALBRAITH,
Committee for East Tenn essee
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
THE NEW DISTRICTS.

The Democracy have re-arranged the
Congressional Districts, as will be seen by
special dispatch, without any reference to
convenience or to the wish of the people
of our former districts.
The first district is changed by adding
Claiborne and taking away Sewer.
The Second District runs from North
Carolina to Kentucky and westward al
most to Nashville. We give its note else
where.
The Third District is made up largely Of
our old second. The Republican MAORI
ties sum up to about 200 and the Demo
cratic {, s9e. This gives the latter a large
enough mJority to carry Vaughn, for
whose benefit it was made.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
The Missouri Democrat TROUBLES,

The proprietors of the above paper not
being able to agree about the paper, stories
have been sent out calculated to damage it.
Mckee and Hauser publish the following
statement
"Mr. Fishback some time since express
ed desire to retire from the Democrat, of
which he was one-third owner. The re-
manning partners offered to purchase his
interest, but the terms they proposed were
not agreeable to him. He formally re-
lected their offer yesterday and entered suit
70 bring about Il dissolution of partnership
and valuation of property. There Is no
lil-ieeling manifested or existing between
the parties involved inthe fuit, nor is there
any politics i'm the matter.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks
there is too much 2odSSirisD, in the Liberal
Republican movement. SO far, it says,
but one Senator has declared his purpose
to bolt the Philadelphia nomination and
support the Cincinnati candidate In but
two States, it says-Missouri and Tennes-
see-has any organization been attempted
This sort OF aggression, it says, never will
defeat Grant. What would it think Of the
Tennessee movement if it only knew the
insigniiicance of it? What sort of an op-
position to Grant can such a fellow as
Fowler organize?
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

The people Of New Hampshire evident
ly believe gen. Grants administration
honest. They have good reason for this
belief. The New York Times puts the
thing in a nutshell as follows:
During the three years that the Re-
publicans have had undivided control of
the Government, the debt of the United
State has been reduced within few thou
sand dollars of three hundred millions of
dollars. The annual saving in interest to
the people by this reduction, at the present
premium on gold, is about twenty millions
of dollars. On the other hand the grand
jury, which indicted Mayor Hall, assert
that under Tammany rule in this city full
twenty millions have been stolen. Yet it
is with the party that produced Hall, and
that still substantially supports him, that
SchurZ and his fellow 'refOrmers' propose
to ally themselves to purify the National
Government"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF NEWS.
HOME.

The Governor of Mississippi has put the Ala
bama and Chattanooga Railroad in running or
der in that State..... Mayor Hall, of New York,
is not yet tried.....Americans and Mexicans on
the frontier are numbering each other......The
act creating staAGing funded debt in South
Carolina has been repealed by the legislature of
that State.....A revolt occurred in the Missouri
penitentiary on the 1ith inst"....The jury in the
Westfeld disaster have disagreed..."H Horace
Greeley objects to making free trade plank in
the Cincinnati platform.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
FOREIGN.

The Cuban rebels have nearly reached the
last ditch Alexis is talked Of for Niceroy Of
Poland.. Cholera is prevalent among the
British troops in Indau...Erie stock has risen
in London since Jay Gould has been ousted......
The French Minister of War wants to waste
$40, O0O, 900 on Notifications.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE Democracy carried New Hampshire
last year because of the alleged dissatisfac.
ton occasioned by Summers detection and
the San Domingo matter This year the
people understand the meaning of Sum
ners and Schurz's detection, and reverse
their former verdict by decided and I'M
mistakable vote. The issue in New Hamp-
shire was open and fair, and the people
sustain Grant and his administration
Away with the Cincinnati Convention.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

OUR contemporary thinks it significant
that ten investigating committees have
been ordered to examine into the conduct
of Republican officials. We think it sig
nificant too, but we think it chiefly so be-
cause it proves that Republican Congress
does not intend to cover up fraud if any
exists. 1t is not what is charged that is
material, but what can be prored. SO far
the Investigations have not sustained one
tenth of the CHARGES preferred.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
WHY JUDGE DAVIS Is WEAK.

1t is now generally admitted that the
nomination of Judge Davis by the Co
lumbus Convention is a weak one. The
papers that at first pronounced it a strong
one, now admit that he has no popularity.
Accordingly, new names are suggested for
the Cincinnati Convention. Charles Fran
els Adams and Senator Trumbull for the
Presidency, and Greedy or Groesbeck for
the Vice Presidency. In what respect
would they be stronger men than Judge
Davis? They are all good men, it is said.
Yes, but so is Judge Davis good man, an
honest man and an able man, but yet he
is given up as not strong enough. There
is good reason for Judge Davis want of
strength, that will be found to exist in the
other nominations if made. 1t is that the
people do not see the necessity of aeio
party. They understand very well that
this Cincinnati movement is but thin
skirmish line to cover the advance of the
reasonable, corrupt and dangerous regular
army of Democrats that constitute, in the
the words of the New York World, "an
unbrUken disciplined host" greedy for of
flee and with dangerous designs upon the
peace, honor and prosperity of the coun
try. So long as the people believe this,
they Will never consent to disband the
regular Republican party. They therefore
administration, and propose to fight il
out on that line" all summer and fall, to
victory. This is the real secret of Judge
Davis want of strength, and it will be
found to operate as disastrously against
Adams or Trumbull or Greeley as any one
else. 1t is not the men who are weak, it is
the cause. . ..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

In is an old saying that lie travels fas-
ter than the truth. 1t is certainly 30 illus
trated in the attacks made upon the Presi-
cent. The charge is repeatedly made in
the Democratic press that Gen. Grant, rs
President, has received valuable gifts and
appointed the donors to important and
lucrEtlve offices. The charge is false
since he became President of the United
StatesFg,e has not accepted a single present,
and vet one half the readers of Democratic
papers bs,ieve I've has made regular BUSH
ness of e.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE Courts seem to be beset with many
difficulties in their efforts to bring Mayor
Hall to Justice. 1t took long time to get
a jury After the jury had been empan-
neled, one of them got sick, after hearing
portion of the evidence, and our dis
Now a new jury will have to be summon
ed, and all the facts gone over again.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE Yankees of the Old Granite State
are shrewd enough to know which is the
winning ticket for 1872. They wanted to
lead of right for Grant and have done it.
A change of about ttcenty.foe hundred
votes in one year in such close State as
New Hampshire and after such am excit-
ing canvass is Significant
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

The Nashville dailies are at swords
points. They are fighting each other Bit
terly. The Banner says the Democratic
party ought to lay down and die, now, af-
ter the New Hampshire defeat. The
down and Otoy dead, but keep organized
TO gobble all the offices and play kuklux,
big, in case the Liberal Reforiners win.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

The amount of philosophy at the com.
mand of Democratic editors Just now is
wonderful. They find now after working
like fury for two months TO carry New
Hampshire that they didn't want a vic
Tory. Ihey needed a defeat to insure
Grants re nomination, and now they have
IL, Consoling that will be next Novem-
Der, won't it I?
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
THE Nashville Bonner saws :

ut is mentioned as a significant fact that tho
young lady most admired by the Grand Duke
at the recent ball in Memphis wore ten dollar
dress
The Grand Duke has::seen enough of the
world to know that it is not rich dresses or
costly jewels that makes the man or
woman. The world is full of deceit and
the counterfeit lady under fine silks and,
fiashy jewels is not the rarest form it
takes.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

AT large Republican mass nesting
held az Lancastek, Pa, on the 18th inst, a
vote was taken a. 70 the preference Tor
Presidential candidat6s with the following
result; Grant, 1873; Greeley, 315. Vice
PRESIDENT Colfax, 4,0eS Wilson, 2G8
Dennison, llG.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

n WASHINGTON correspondent says the
New Hampshire election is the first one
he ever knew that was satisfactory to all
parties. We suppose he means that it is
satisfactory to Democrats and Liberal Re
publican that they stand no chance next
NOYem Der
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE papers are saying that Governor
Warmoth has gone back on the Republi-
can party and will support the nominee of
the Cincinnati Convention. This looks as II
the "hberap' movement was acting as q
sewer to the party.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

THE poor Democratic party, beaten and
caiied about for ten years, still needs more
aihiction TO teach it " moral" lessons so
say the latest Democratic exchanges.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

The House has declared forfeited the subsi-
dies formerly granted the st. CroiX and Lake
Superior Railroad Tho tariff is being fully
ventilated Sherman says the tariff can be
safely reduced $4,000, 600
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

The Democrats are crying over the New
Hampshire. election and threatening that
II they can't whip Grant alone, they will
get their big brother--the Liberal Repub-
hcans-to do il for them
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-20

AFTER working sixty days with might
and MAN, and spending thousands of dol,
lars to carry New Hampshire, the De-
mocracy now say they did not want to
carry it. They wanted the Republicans to
carry it, they say, so as to secure the re-
nomination of Grant. They had a good
hold but they just let go to spit on their
hands to get tighter grip. They are on
their backs now, but that's where they
want to be. Well, it is where they will
stay whether they want to or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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Agents, fS Broadway.
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ICE CREAM.

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puro cream onlyi superior In auay ehi neyw n.i uo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24


As DINGEF AucTIoNEER
a. Large and a,irasvc , sale o Of uor,os
together with the ''wrenwood stock Farm,
- william h. sickles, Esq,
., ' TuEsDAY. May %, 1872, a,l2 oclockM.,
Flsasant valley, near Ksyport, Monmouth county, M
four an" BROOD fS's anS s Fine
Also superior mp"rtea her@ Of css Hlaarnsg 9sM
we'red A'aernfS mslisrs sns SsT"s% csiyss ana Bull
sGi ss q s. sssfy s street
Convcyances on landing 70 convey parties 70 Wrenwood
FER TO Sew jersey Raroad and Freehold Brshc
Sn1y ESQ @ WpSp'm W H.
ESQ., ." ."e premises : DiSeEE Co, Auctloneer.,
337 S39 and 34 Fourth av. corner Twenty fifth Ereet
A. MINER 3 STEVENS
have removed their Carriage worercoms from 656 Broad
way to hcir factory, us I East Thirteenth
Fourth avenue, where maybe found fine asscrt
nent of fashionable Carriages Light Wagons of their
manufacture.
AN ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE or HORSES AND
"A Carriages l6Ss4os 81 sasfSs Ins HAI p4ss 44issssfLr
ELEGANT Fan Il b 1h'5isFR noRsss GGhAr ROAD
''?1i Road HORSES CAN rRor ~
Eoi.R nx4st gGsE SADDLE HORSES,
TimiinfnEsEsN TminnssiS' GOOD GOOD WORK, DRxuGmT AND CAR
5SS 5SSS 5$SS2S SfAIi$ %SI% sfsSH sSE YOUNG DOGS
A 2S rI sD sGssRss
TOP AND no "D'iSh ToP ROAD WAGONS,
Drr saw fxEf igD sfs5Sb sS saSfss Whs9ss
and everything in the horse line
At sakknS 8, En5iiS aps!ifas I sc!iifasr's
sE AS sE y2nk H.
TOMORROW shTURpAY), NAY q, AT u O'CLOCK
Fart u stock nov on exhibition
ATS LIBERTY srREEr ana u.ro, !. CASH ONLY
carefully elected stock, lroui lie best makers;
'%sT@iRs Pony FRcsqs ss mSsi HI s
Top Msaens light Roshswsy sd, and wsPS wpssPot Wagons
All aseS new, and NV warranted a1gu % Of reliable make,
Johnston vII HTSss TXssELHp Ell, liberty street
THE CELEBRATED THoRoUGHBRED CHEST.
nut kenGeyr saddle os Sashe s Ssss Swnsa d ~ ang f
GOES Ave distinct gsiil, esys sr n Y's :.
ho Gncs military Crse is ne sa,s and sworranca d
ipRf s%kER fTs sa 6y ysus hucton Mart and
Ia sarda eGF Mae at and co s seen
at the mari. ~
1 Two.srAr oNg.HoRsE STYLISH RocKAwAy,
~ but little used 20 be sold verv cheap for want OF usc
also q large young, haudsome bay Horse
BARTLETT, owner, $50 Broadway
A SECOND HAND TOP WAGONS FOR SALE Low.
N. Also second hand Pony Phactons both top and
amen; also ne Of all styles OF Carriages
both new and second hand sulkcys In great variety;
Harness Robes sc she;ii T. daSa SassS s wooster
LOOK AT nEREl 900 SECOND HAND SIX.
"A. seat Park phaeton so9 second hand ,onrssat sars
! opcn Pony Phaeson, Tor Buggy, Si.sSp eoo n-o,s
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A RRtvED AGAiN-J G. DEY, OF JACKSON CITY,
AZ Mica, Win Horses al A. :. Chamberain's stables
I'm twenty n'h street between Third aud Lexington
nues The finest lot ever brought 20 this city y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

dp Enn nnn WANTED-IN SUMS TO SUIT TO
sDOOC.OOO loan approved securities al renlu-
neratve rates by parties having valuable legislation
privileges for receiving money on trust or deposit,
and unusual facilities for making loans advantageous
terms Address A. j. c. box 5i52 New York Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

nIRECTORY JUST IssuED.-GouLDINGs BusI-
~ NESS DIRECTORY OF NEW YORK, BRO OkLYN,
JERSEY CITY, HoBOKEN, NEWARK, PATERSON
AND ELIzABETII Is now ready for delivery. It's com,
pilationa most difficult task-bears evidences Of cal
and great II contains the and business al
dresses o. persons engaged In mercantile aud rr9
under their proper business headings respectively m
useful and valuable directory and conncnd, ,seH !"
business men generally Price xt. l.. q. GoILDIn6
Publisher Isl Nassau street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

JIAIRl HAIRi HAIRi-SHAWiS = PATENT HAIR;
equal to human hair; can be coinbcd and brushed
switches, 81 &C.; Human Hair cheapest m The market
solid Switches yard long 81 French Twist ~; curs
81 and upwards ladies' Hair made 25c Latest
styles always hand S52 Bowery between Great Jones
aud Fourth streets Highest prices paid Tor Human Hair
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A QUATIC MONTHIY-A HANDSOME OCTAvO
"A Magazine devoted 70 the interests Of the yachting
and boating fraternity, CHARLES A. PEvEEELLY,
Editor, viii be published on tho lst June Terms .! per
send list OF officers and Secretaries address, as early as
possible 10 this office Advertisements md subscriptions
received by CUSHING, BARDUA 4 CO., ga and 6ts
Hroadvay New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NAY "a, 1s72-rRIPLE SHEET


ELEETwooD PARK NoTICE.-owING TO THE
IL heavy rain Of Wednesday night, Thursdavs races
will take place to-day Hriday O'Clock weather per
mlting WM. II. VAN CoTr, Superintendent
pRosPEcT Park FAIR sRoUND AssoCIATIoN.-A
Of $780, 10 saddle, for horses that have
beaten 20 S40 first 500 second ana $50 third
To he trotted Friday May 81 Entries close at the
office OF the association Fulton. Boerm street,
Brooklyn. on Monday evening May ~ at O'Clock Con
dons same as advertised for spring meeting.
MARTIN KALBfLEisCH, President
+ @. W. OAKLEY superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

40, ll2 and ia EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 4TH Av.,
SALES q E1s5s IiSssSs s's hES siss,sh sSs,SshnIAers
CATALOGUE GEfSF 81 TsHsD1 aSO ca saISA5 SALE AT
& SsS fS sd sna ana ;ss
N ne e team tree rc Fo to ss or
ers fear nothing and warranted sound Also set iIar-
ToT WAGON, NEARLY NEW .,r
sired by Rysdyks iiambistonian, dam q. Black Hawk
mare; I6,s hands years od kind in al harness free
sn ,Gss'ss isS% 9?
'is ;S s% sss &S r. sy MstHi;f and
4 a in yry M y sss e @ mSs ce anss .rSs MSs VI S"f
Anf Ell
hfW BlY i0'ias FGrchES sSn MARE lss HANDS, YEARS
extra fine roadster; roti In three minutes stands
wi!nGss pShRs aHd
' II STfs Hr
Major Buriey sired by Robert Red Eye dam n a an Abdaai
one Sf the finest saddle horses n the country good
BROWN HORSE lsls HANDS. 10 YEARS OLD; KIND
Sg WadSS g sa M S'
SSfq sSf OLD
ady saddle horse; free from vice good traveller and
vfltsH'SS EHsRSaM M M M sISna y naaoqp oEpER. :, !.
BAY HORSE, ID HANDS. YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness free ifom vice. has been used carriage
horse fears nothing; good uaveer stylish and war
GRAY MARE. I41s HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness from vice lady ride drive her;
good traveller stylish, kind and true.
NO TOP AND TOP WAGON.
BLACK PONY, IA HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND IN
all harness free from vice fast traveller good worker
excellent family stylish and warranted sound kind
sIiFTiNG SEAT TOP WAGON, BUILT BY j. r.
DARK BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS, YEARS OLD;
Kind In all harness.; free from vice: superior roadster
tr0ted last summer in 2 49, i stylish, kind and true.
TOP WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY HORSE 16 HANDS YEARS OLD. KIND AND
true In all harness; free from Vice. free traveller and
worker.
DURHAM COW A GOOD MIXER
BAY SADDLE MARE, 49, HANDS YEARS OLD;
excellent under saddle; free ron vice rots in minutcs
is stylish and warranted sound.
BAROUCHE, BUILT BY BREWSTER.
SORREL PONY HORSE, 10 HANDS, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness and under saddle free from
vice and good traveller
BLACK PONY MARE, IA HANDS, 10 YEARS OLD;
GRAY MARE, it4 HANDS YEARS OLD; GIN RE
used IN all harness; fast roter and warranted sound;
sold for account OF whom II may
ONE SETTER DOG NAMED DASH, WELL BROKE;
color white with brown spots.
ONE SETTER DOG, NAMED BEN. IA MONTHS OLD
well broke color white, with brown spots
CABRIOLET EXTENSION TOP SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY,
top and top Wagons Road Depot and Express Wagons
harness, &c.
Weather never lnerfercs with our sales.
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MAJOR @. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Great special sale Of celebrated Trotters Mon
day. May 2 at O'clock at the Club House, Eighth
nue. of 30h street all the property of private
gentleman. The stock comprises -
No. l-Black stallion Chas. Il. Loew, formerly Patchen
Chief, aged - years I6s hands high has record of
225ls obtained In second heat Mystic Park
sired by George NJ Pachen, dam by Abdallah, second
dam by Monmouth Eclipse and now entered to trot in
225 purse Prospect Park Spring Meeting also matched
against Jay Could mile heats best three in FIVE for $3.50
aside TO take place June IS next and viii be sold with
or without his engagements as purchaser may desire
No bay stallion Young Chief 10 hands high, aged
dam by Mcdoc. lie Gun trot I'm 2 80.
No 3-Bay geIing Bob Stout 10 hands inches high.
years old IN July; sired by Melbourne dam by Wagner
Can trot In 80.
No 4-Brown Bourbon Belle, 16 hands high. aged
5years, did trot when years old in 81 TO a
reference, Mr.. Daniel Pneer sired by Alcxanders Alb
daah, dam by Mambrino Chief, second dam by imp.
Envoy.
No. 5-Brown mare Maggie o, l5ly hands high years
old in July; has shown mile in 22s sired by Aexan-
der's Abdalah, dam by PILOT, second dnm by Medoc.
No. ebay Mare p hands high, years old can trot in
2:5 or better: sired by Rysyks Hambctonian, dam
called the Cobb mare, who has record Of 80
sired by Happy Medium dam by Ottaway; trot in 40
Above stock can he at the Fashion Course l.. J.,
until day of SALE Sale positive and without No
potponement account OF weather, Pedgrees
fppd.
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p0sT OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
l. Tie Mats for Europe, during the week ending satur-
day MAY 20 s51 VIII close az sth- Office "Wednesday
y NJ, Thursday at IL A. NJ and Saturday at and
IL 4, VI. r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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HORSES, CARRIAc,

HORSES, CAHHLAC- &c.
= - --~---- ~-s-S--
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON Il VAN TASFvIL,
ofhce and salcsrcom 81 Mas Ur1ut
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
our business Is cond ducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
40, liz and ia EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 4TH Av,