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VALUABLEa sss1-
Steam and Water Millfor Sale.

THE undersigned offer their steam and w.
i ter mill, four miles east tof Woe1s0sId
on snnfsh Creek for sale, together withaovsy
acres OF land. The mill has two. Of thses
B EST F RENO H8eBsUy hrs
Is in thorough repair and ina good speish-
borhood; not another steam mill within n,isn
miles of 1t. There is good accessible vein
Of GOAL on the premises. ia'ist'' y "a
( Terms will b moderate. We would nks
. email farm in part pay. ya4, ir1ssaspa
f. & N. KOEuLEn.
|. junel6, 7itf. Y5 g..g.-,S
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Legal Notice.

WTILLIAM LUCKEY. who resides in tht
w State of West Virginia. will take notice
that on the 3D. day Of May, 1873. Ella
Luckey filed her petition in the court Of com
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. against tn.
said William Luckey and John A. Morris, the
object and prayer of which, is to quiet the title
of said Eliza Luckey (as against said William
Lnckey) to the land conveyed by John A. Nor.
ris and wife, to William Luckey. by deed da'
ted April l, 1874. except twenty acres sold of
to McGown Paris, by William Luckey and
wife, April Q. 1875; and for equitable relief, sc
You are required to answer said petition OF
or before the 9Th dav of July. 1915 gS
HUNTER s. MALLORY.
mayo, 76wG. Att'ys for Plaintiff
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The latest, greatest. and most

reliable remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swellings
Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is the Centaur Lini,
ment- There are two kinds. What the White
Liniment is for the human family, the Yellow
Centaur Liniment is for spawned, lame and
strained horses and animals. -:nc'd 4wl l3m0.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CincInnat LiVe STOCK M8fket.
May Is.
CATTLE-Common, 2a@3Ac; fair
to medium, 3f@44c; good butcher
grades, 43@54;; fair to good dairy
COWS, 34@4a ;, and fair to good heavy
oxen, 34@4c
HOGS-Common light. 6 35@6 70;
fair to good light, 6 75@7; aud fair to
good heavy, 1907 25; few extra,
7 So. .yss7f' -fsas2a1sa7s p e'sS
SHEEP-Receipts more liberal and
market dull at 34@5ae for wooIed. and
4@5c for sheared, according to quality.
LAMBS-Steady and ffm at 'front.'
@Sc for fair TO good. ssseGs ps sts,-r :isss
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MALaRIOCS FEvERS, BOWEL CuM-
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After forty years. trial It is stIll receiving
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an,nnd and sesnhsiolrty. 81 III, Eminent physicians
EFFEcTuAL SPECIFIC g
For Gonstipa'fo ion: Headache. Pain in the shoul.
ders. Dizziness. Sour -StOmscIl. bad taste IN The
tha eS hp Of The He
gloom and foreh'dings of evil. all Of which are
the offspring of adiseased Liver.
The Liver, the largest organ in the boiy is
generally the seat Of The disease, and II not
wretchedness, an l DEATH will ensne.
IF you feel DULL, DnowsY, DEpILIrA-
TED. have frequent HEADAcnE. MOUTH
CoATED, yon are suffering from TORPID
LIVER or r"BILLIoUsN Ess," and nothing
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Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
quires It, nr SimmOns' Liver REGULATOR. with
good effect."-Hon. ALEX. II. STEPiiENs
Gouernor Of alabama.
"Your Regulator has been in use in my family
for some time, and am persuaded II IS vaiua.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
"Ihave used the Regulator In my family for
the past seventeen years. can safely commend
H'o the wsrld as the-bes, medicine fhave ever
used for tliat class Of diseases 1t purports to
cure'''-H, +. THIaPES.
President Of City Bank
.ndeeseious % a.Ss AZ 4. NUrT1NG. so0o
Druggists.
ave have been acqnainted witt, DIR. simmohs'
kaov i q ss ihs hest Liver RtsnIs!or ossfsd 10 %
the pubiic. ~: r. LYON and H. L. Lyon,
ieos. Il was cured Sb by Simmons Liver Regulator,
and dFevsr.T-R.F ANoEasoS. '
.r,,, The Clergy.
"My wife and self have used the Regulator for
years, and testify 10 It's great virtues.r- |.
R.FRLDER, Perry, Ga.
Ladies Endorsement.
"I have given your medicine a thorough trial,
and In case has II failed TO give full satisfac-
tion."-ELLRS MEAcHAM, chattaloocilee. Fla.
Professional.
"From actual experience In the use OF this
medicine In my practice. have been. and am,
satisfied to use and prescribe it as purgaftve
medicine. .n-Dr. j. W, MASON.
M 3. Florida Conference. & eos
IL have used DR. Slmmons' Liver Regulator IL
my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and
regard II an Invaluable remedy. II hss not
failed to give relief in any instance. ."-Rev. W.
+. EASTERLING. 4AF -, s 8
President 0glethorpe College. =
specIfc for that class Of complaints whieh II
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sEAt FRED ROSEMEJER.S s -Gica,

/ @rAt FRED ROSEMElER 5 Cigar
Store, in REINHERRs building, you can
purchase Fine Cigars, Tips, Stogies and
Pipes, at fair prices. Dealers through
out the county can purchase at this
house Stoeies or Tips by the thousand,
of as good quality as Barnesville or
Wheeling cigars, at LOWER PRICES
Bear this in mind and give him "a trial.
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.s iFrom the Daily Register q ..
Wheeling Live Stock Market.

May lS, 1876.
CATTLE-The arrivals we're 81 head
Prices 3@54 cents. The demand is
good. sr,t5ta@ - ~ ~ .ssas s
ssHOGS-Arrivals 1Jo head; quota
tions GOT cents. y j5FF.A
SHEEP-Arrivals 80 head, at 3@4
cents for shearlings, and sos cents un
sheared
,LAMBS-In good demand. One 10
OF eight arrived and sold at 6 cents =
CALVES-33 head; moderate de
mand at 3@7 90. q.
Mich COWS-Some little enqairy
but no arrivals during the week,
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n% Men in business who are not do
ing paying business, and who have
few customers, should send packages o.
cheap goods into different parts of the
county, free, to persons who dc not dea
with them, and can't be induced to, and
then beg them to subscribe for cheap
package It's slow, but,as McCLAIN, o.
the journal, used to say, s'itiooks like
business =. .es.-.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-23

HT The attention of our readers is
invited to the Primary Election law,
under which the Democratic Nominating
Convention of June Sd is to be held,
published on our first rage. @
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COMMISSIONER.

ED SPIRIT: Announce EDWARD
OKEY, of Franklin township, as a candidate
for denomination Second term) to the Office of
County Commissioner; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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NOTICE.


THE Directors of the Monroe County
i Agricultural Society will meet in
Wood>held, on the 9th day of June,
1876, to fix the time of holding the next
Fair, and for other business. By order. &C..
!. mays, ,'76w4. . s. GEO. P. D0RR, Sec.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago Cattle Market.
May l8
CATTLE-Feeders and good ship.
ping steers, 4 40@4 Is; others nominal.
HOGS-Sales of light at Z 05@7 10:
packing, 90@7 05; shipping, 6 900
7 co.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May Is.
CATTLE-No business done fol
want of buyers; so nosquotations.
HOGS-Yorkers, 7 25@7 40; Phila.
delphias, Z 60@7 80.
SHEEP-Selling at 4@6 90.
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+ aMARRIED.-On the 11th inst by El-
der WILLIAM G MANN, of Malaga town
/! ship, Mr., WILLIAM ANDERSON, Of Bell.
laire, Belmont county, to- Miss RACHEL
B THOMAS, of Malaga township, Mon.
roe County, Ohio. 70, 5.ss1s5
On the 18th inst, by Rev. GEoRGE A
SHEETS, Mr. NATHAN ODEN and Miss
tsAMxNpx ,. ExToN.
On April 18th, by JAMES w. WARNER,
Esq. OF Seneca township, Mr.. JAMES
MILLER and Miss RosANNA BoUEsocK
On April 20, bv the same, Mr.. ARIAs
CARPENTER and Miss SARAH E. NORRIS
~The surveying party Of the Ball-
aire and Southwestern Railroad run the
several routes between Beallsville and
Woodsfield last week, and reached here
Saturday evening.
From Beallsville they surveyed down
Morris run, crossing the Summit at
Truax's aud then down Hog run to Sun
fish creek, from there up the creek to
Cedar run on BENZ CoArs' farm; thence
up Cedar to PETER KUHN's; thence up
another rup,, crossing the ,Samu;it on
HurH farm thence down Williamson's
lrun, intersecting the line at the mouth
of Morris run on Piney. They return
ed from there to the mouth of Cedar
and run the line across the low gap on
! to Standing Stone Run and followed
that to w oodsfeld. ~ Z S.
This week they will 60 to the point
where the line strikes Standing Stone, at
Keepers School House, and will survey
from thereto Sunfsh Creek, down, the
creek to Piney and up that run to Bealls-
vile.
There may be other lines surveyed be-
tween Woodsfield and Beallsyille before
the sworksis finally completed; if other
surveys are made they will be noticed
when reported -ass
The route run from Armstrong; Zllls
to Beallsyile is the one upon .wllcl. the
road win, probably, be male; at this
end it passes directly through the town
of Beallsrille Between here and Bealls-
vile the right of way has been obtained
from nearly every land owner on the
several routes. The work is progress
| ing satisfactorily along the entire line.
~The production of sorghum in
this county is becoming quite an item.
| Last xear our farmers made 36 .76I gal.
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a@~A letter from Mr.. CHRISTIAN PRY
OR, of Independence township, Wash
lneton County, says: "Thnk we will
have plenty of apples no peaches corn
is coming up finely, and potato bugs
have made their appearance"
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Cincinnati.

May 19--Flour 3 50a8 so; Wheat
l5al 80: Corn 50a52c; Oats 35a43s
Barley 9S; Rye 72a74c sa4
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New York.

May 19-Flour 3 1O@9 90. Wheat i
09al 25; Corn 6Oa6l!c; Oats 40a5Oc ;
Rye S3aS6c; Barley 954c.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND STocK SCALES, !
BALTIMORE, May II, 1876. I
CATTLE-Sales at 3!@6c; demano
light.
HOGS-Common 9@9lc; light ba
con hogs 94@10c, and best at l0@l04c
SHEEP-At 4a@6tc; lambs 9@5 OC
per head, or 74@l0 cents per pound.
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R'At FRITZ REEFS jewelry store
you can buy either gold or silver Watch
es, Clocks, or Jewelry at low prices, for
cash.
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Chicago.
Nav 19-Flour4 50a6 90; Wheat l
05. Corn 4Sc: Oats Bic; Rye 67a6Sc, !,
Barley 74c.
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w Hardware and Drugs at bottom
prices at ]. T. JUDKINS'E Drug Store.

- az Stationery, Toilet articles. Fancy
and Common Soaps, Base Balls, Bats,
Croquet SETS &C., &c, at L o CASTLE
& cos lf& Asf - Ss64k 80 ~
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Potatoes and Tobacco.
The number of bushels of potatoes
and pounds of tobacco produced in
Monroe county in the year 1875, is
shown below:
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baltimore

Nav 19-Flour 4 75a7 %. Wheat
47a1 55; Corn CSC: Oats 42c; Rye
70a75c
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Philadelphia.
MAY I3-Flour 5 75a6 so; Wheat |
50ll SO; Corn 6Ol62e; Oats 44a4Sc /;
Rye SIC.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES

HA- Good bacon for sale at A. DEL
TERI s grocery.
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a6r Muslins, Prints. Black and color.
ed Alpaccas at prices not known in this
county, to he seen only at -
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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@Perfumeries and Toilet Soaps at
the Drug Store Of j. T. JUDKINS.
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say 1t is not certain Ex Gov. Allen
will be our next President, but it is Ger
tain we are selling Dry Goods, Clothing
Shoes, Hats, Notions &c, lower thar
any store in the county. l Price and
cash only. No humhuoging.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.

eE Large assortment Of Cloth, Hair
Nail; Tooth. White Wash, Paint and
Varnish Brushes just received at j. T.
JUDkINS' Drug Store.
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wheat, Rye, Oats and Corn Pro.
duCed In flOnrOe County IN 1875,

The wheat, rye, oats and corn crop,
produced in this county in the year
1875, is shown in tie following
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B-Come and see our celebrated cen
tennial Ladies Caters at 81 25
'asse7rs MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DANIEL WAL
TON. of Center township. as candidate for
Clerk of the Courts; subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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s@C Come in now and buy a fine Dress,
such as Black Silk, Jap Silk or Poplin,
Summer Silk, Fine Brilliantine, English
Poplin, Colored Alpaca, or 5 cent
calico, cash and | Price. ssg ss.e
|sts MORRIS ARMSTRONG; n
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~HOEFFLER will sell goods
cheaper than any other establishment in
Woodsield, or county, for Cash or Pro-
duce. Go-anl obtain his prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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wJust received latest styles Of Pa
per and Envelopes at j. I. JUDKINS'
Drug Store.
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Convention, Saturday, June 8. 1876
CLERK.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce ROBERT w.
MuuLEMAN. of Ohio township. as candidate
for Clerk of the Courts; subject to tic decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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EF Paints and Oils at JUDKINS' at
bottom prices -
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p@The total value Of all taxable
personal property, in Monroe County,
as returned by The Assessors, is exhibit
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EREEF, the Jeweler,. has just re
ceived new stock of Clocks, ranging
in price from 50 to Sl2. which arc
handsome and keep excellent times-
Give him q call. < p AZ y
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Legal Notice.

may16,'76w6.
9r HoLLIsrBR & 0KEY, Att'ys.
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RWANTED, everybody to go to
SCHUMACHER'S store for their Gro
ceries, both Staple and Fancy, also
Haftware and Woodenware, Fancy
{ Boxed Paper, Stationery Of all kinds,
Canned Fruits, Pickles, Sardines DC.
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p@The value of bonds exempt from

Number OF Horses, Cattle, Mules.
Sheep and Hogs In Monroe
County, and Their Valuation.
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EFPatent Medicines, Fresh Drugs,
and Prescriptions carefully filed at the
Drug Store OTTO CASTLE Il CO.
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>BUrrER.--The number Of pounds of
butter manufactured in Monroe County
for the year ending March 31st, 1876:
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srThe production of sorghum il
this county is becoming quite an item
Last year our farmers made 81. 6.76l gal
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EF Mrs. W. o. BELT has received o
we'll selected stock of Hats, Bonnets,
Ribbons and Flowers which will be sold
on fair terms. Give her call.
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~Call at FRITZ REEFS if YOU
need any article in the Furniture line.--
He sells cheap for cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
Half Fare Rates
IN TUE
Republican Valley.

Z. :. E.-EEs, -. Proprietor.
This Stage Line running trou"
Rnnminrton To On lc Rock counDct>
with the line from The month, ais" the
II coming from IA. ou.h.
Arrives at Rcitiuui ,iin,H the west
Mondays and Thursdays. and rtturn~
Tuesdays and FIiiay>.
Coed ,imc: sober drivers and cGu-
snrtah,c waEnn>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02
THEW
1875. NEW YORK. 1876

Eighteen hundred ami seveuty->ix j. The
tcEtennIai war. IL - also the year IN which
an Opposition oU-v OF H. Present tive. l.
'he arSt since the var. Will I've n power =
Washington; an! heyear ut,tetvrurV-;-:-E
election Ot q president - Tie | uGiei stats
Al! o, these events are >u;c 70 ne a.: MICS.
am iinLortanc". Z p-elai.y jh.tHo a.t,r-4ra
all oi fucm all "E,Ty-als = cp.nr.f-I W.
them VIII be iG... am iIe.h.y = porte! and
expo nued in III NUN.
iEc - Position House Of kel re- r~r.-i--<
taking ~ the line II Inquiry 81. end wears
az " The ga. will >t,r ~ ami ui.- y
investigate the corrupt! n ana MS leeds -:
,-reAts admin. s~Jra''"pi aGd will. ! lsrr be
noped. lay the :puaIatirI .-r a Nv ar. net
ter perton IN ,Er national history D.al In,
The .Sws VIII .utun 4 iupl- e AMI .,c,!s, j..
accoun's !u!LI>niEs - readers v.rl r4a,
an :uu>tS"rthy Information u'gu t.-
= rbins topi :.
The WkEk Y SrN. s:sht r,gcS vi. 3 -
SIX broad O. i~.1:.; \ -. -. i yea. -
tag" prep.iI. ~ III price ., re rr;ay, Z. .
cost Of the p"Ier. no Gl>-. mt - b. ma. %
clubs. agents. P->tiEH>i. -. rr any I.r
The DAILY -IN.4 ..r-t .-lr !ass aer-ra-
PEI. CI Nv IL eight 60 uiuas. gVs- al lie
news Tor Two cents Il copy. ~uo>cr;Itlsa
postage prepaid. IS c. a mon h or 50 aye :
:S""oos edition extra. Sl.lo per year, We
have no travelling agents.
! A-i&Is~. LIE SUNK Y-!A live-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-02

y. II f''''' '"h"S pleasure III
iIt"lih'iS me 'i''h'h>' he'd 't"G!
ana '''i"''!. 'hH' III Las teen an
."'''''h '4'"' /" me 'ar "''"'" "
'"ao""''''h S'al'nf'd h'mrii'>
a"H l. prepared To fn'ni'' 'h'-e rri".
'r"f'i preparations, '''' W.. n"fi5'r't
''P"'a''"h Vi ""''" h''"> u" '"f'h'l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Spring Street Methodist Episcopal Church
e. undergoing repairs
Stalks OF garden tubcroscs were offered for
sale on Broadway yesterday.
Enlistments for the army and navy have
bccn numerous ia this city lately.
Children sail toy boats in the basins of the
drinking fountains in Washngtonsquare.
Physicians complain that malarial diseases
spread through the agency of city laundrics.
The Second Brigade, First Division of In
fanry first and second Glasses, will 10 10 Creednoor To-
day Tor rifle practice.
An assignment for the benefit of creditors
was flied yesterday with the County Ccrh by Israel
Ferguson, r., and William Mills To John N. Roster.
Fire underwriters have compelled the trus-
tees OF Roosevelt Hospital to all the woodwork
from the kitchens aud sculeries OF that building and
LI;sons are at work lei lacing II with metal.
None of the cells of women confined i'm the
Tombs at present are locked The women permitted
in the corridors AZ will, and otherwise
allow ed more freedom than male prisoners.
A man exhibited trained pigeons through
the streets yesterday. pigeon when uncaged picked
up slip paper which some ones destiny was writ
teu and tins "as handed to The person seeking his Tor
tune.
Max Stadler, one of the firm which made an
assignment for the benefit of creditors, with liabilities
OOOO has hlcd his personal schedule stating
own liabilities at 1884 ~ and his personal assets at
sl6,Ols o.
The spirc Of DR.. Halls new church, on
Fifthayo, was finished few days ago, the capstone
being laid at hight OF $50 feet, than that OF
Trinity. Two months required TO complete the
building i'll all It's parts.
The floating hospital made an excursion
yesterday up the Hudson far Tarrytown, having
board 73l sick little girls and their mothers The firms
OF III. Is. Caln Martin Kalbheischs Sons and CarhaIt
Whford have contributed 500 for excursion to-
morrow
The new Brook-ave. sewer will begin at a
point the East River Port Morris and extend In
the form OF horse shoe ts terminus on the Harlem
River, above High Bridge. wide avenue will cover the
sewer, forming a handsome drive Of several miles.
The Warden of the New-York City Asylum
for the Insane reported yesterday there were now
69i patients In the asylum and complaining 0f s over
crowded condition, applied to the Board OF Public Char
pes and CoIScIiop fer relief, The commissioners or
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
POUGHKEEPSIE RACES.

A DAY OF FINE sPORT-tiOIDsMIfH MAID DISTANCES
sMUGGLER ~ 2:l6li-12000 SPECTATORS.
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 24.-fuly - 900
persons were in attendance at the Driving Park today
In the sixth OF the postponed 222 class Sensation
led on turn but Adelaide won in 2:2iai. In the
seventh heat Sensation again led al the turn but at the
quarter Adelaide necsed him again and Slow Go
came up also. AZ went into the horncs,retch
neck and neck, and the greatest excitement
Adelaide who the outside made elegant burst
speed aud challenged SLOW Go for the heat The lat
doing remarkable trotting and lie dashed under
the wire only throat latch ahead in 2:2i Slow Go,
Sensation and Adelaide having two heats each, the
rest ruled out The eighth heat and the race Slow
Go easily In 2:25Ii.
In the postponed 229 six heats troted yes
In the seventh heat to-day Planter led around the turn,
but Matte passed him and kept the lead throus sOut,
winning the race in 2:24f.
The first OF TO days programme for the 232
class. There starters, Thorpdac selling a.
ts fayorite in the pools and Frank next Thorndale
wos easily IN 2:23a, 2:2il2. 2:23la.
The next contest the free for all. The entries
were Goldsmith Maid, smuggler, Judge Fullerton Lula
aud BOnc Goldsmith Maid sold two 10 against the
field. The appearance OF the horses was a signal for
cheering In the first heat Goldsmith Maid had the pole
with smugger second. Fullerton third BOdine fourth
ank Lula outside After IL they went on the
Maid leading round the tnrn, Snuggler second Bodine
third Fuieton fourth. Lula breaking and going TO the
quarter The Maid dashedaway from oil OF them Smugger
and Fullerton both broke at the quarter The Maid WAS
theS t9usap lengths ahea& Of Bodpe, who was twenty