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Goal.
NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPAN

NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT
TNHE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Il being solicited by of COAL in this city to
establish Agency for the exclusive sale of their superior
Coal and being advised that thousands of tons are an
nually sold in the city as
BALTIMORE C0MPANY'S COAL,
that never from their mines. the manifest injury
of the well mered reputation of their Coal being de
srous of securing to all the pure article un
mixed with any other Coal, have appointed
Messrs D0BBIN & WAKEFIELD,
No sc SECOND STREET
SOLE AGENTS for the receipt and sale of all Coal shipped
to Baltimore from this date
Messrs. DoBBIN WARFIELD have entered into bond
and security not to deal in receive SELL directly in
directly other Anthracite Coal the Baltimore
Companys hence the public may rely with entire GER
ainy receiving the pure article the full ton of
2240 lbs.
They will ESTABLISH YARDS for supplying families
and make special contracts with all public institutions
manufactures iron workers. &C. by the boat load or in
larger quantity on favorable terms
By order of the Board.
THOMAS WILSON, President
April d 1858. mvS-tf
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Baltimore, May s. 1S5S-tf.

baltimore, May 8, 1S5S-tf.
GOAL.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other mines in the Georges
Creek Valley constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY & CO.,
ap24f Exchange Place.
CHAs FORSTER JR WIN SIAcK
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CHOICEW WINES, BRANDIES. sc.
lSss=9y j. B. CHARRON & Co, AGENTS
e11sfsss2s1s FOR VINEYARD PROTECTORS


3@7zsssssas FOR VINEYARD PROPRLETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand
lie Belmont Il Co.. Cognac Brandes, various vintages;
Bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades Bur
gundy Wines from Medium to very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine
various brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHIS-
KEYS of prime qualities
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also on consignment, 10 bbs. very old and prime
Monongahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper
Tiled Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbs fine medium grades
bourbon and Rye Whskeys, to which invite the
ton of those in want of pure liquors. Office No 1874 LON
BARD STREET, doors east of Hanover. ap5-tf
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PURE RYE WHISKEY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, owing to

EE@5j the low price of Rye at this time manufac
$500 turing at their Dstillery in Washington Co, Md
pure RYE WHlSKEY All orders left at store, Nos.
81 SO S Charles ST. will be faithfully executed and can
be relied We have at this time in store and for sale
WHlSkEY of our own dstiation, of superior quality and
age from to 10 old, and in addition have
for sale the following brands:
J. HORNE, Rules 4th proof; J. c. R. Eckman; NJ, Mad
dux John Snyder all warranted pure and to give salts
faction represented be returned at expense
FOWLER & ZEIGLER,
feb22-tf. No. 81 and 93 South Charles St
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d. BALTIMORE AND PHILADEIr
EE=zsrxzz--rz PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL.
For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Packa
ges, Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of all sorts
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
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18A FOR SAVANNAH, Cattle
t.1fT'ff.steamship C ERCE, H. Vaughan,
master, will sail for the above port the
lower end of Union Dock on SATURDAY, 18th instant,
at O'Clock.
For freight passage, having excellent accommoda
tiOns, apply to
7. H. BELT, Jr., Agent
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|AJAS. HAZLITT s. co.

sEAEj IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
s=%"sssA IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
80 Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.
large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS,
I'm the most celebrated Disters. mrl7 If
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EEEHA WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

~. BLACK TEAS, &c.
p T1ERNAN & son
Offer for sale the following articles of their mporta
ton, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PORT WINES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; Also Grape Juice.
HOOK WlNES-Johannesberger Steinberger Marco
Drummer, Cabinet, leh frau mch Bronnebcrg, of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDlES.-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies.
RUMS-old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA an3-tf
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Passengers leaving Baltimore at 1O15 A. NJ connect
at Wilmington with p. NJ train, and $40 P. NJ from
Baltimore with 25 A. NJ train.
NOTlCEAll colored persons, whether bond free, will
be required to bring responsible white person per-
sonaly known the undersigned who will be willing
sign bond to the Company, before they will be taken
any portion of the road.
MOO w
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FOR PHILADELPHIA


One Of the COmpany's Steamboats, leaves NO 8 LIGHT
STREET WHARF daily, at O'Clock, arriving in Phila
dephia at O'Clock tine next morning. in ample time for
the New York Trains
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Steamships.

Eta FOR CHARLIE STON.-
<lfZfI1yg~ The well known and favorite steamship
'WESTERNPORT,"
p. s. BERRY, COMMANDER,
will sail for the above port SATURDAY June 18th,
at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fare SIS, including meals and state rooms
No bills of ading signed after the departure of the
steamer
For freight PASSAGE having superior accommoda-
tions apply to
A. C. HALL, Ag't,
ie7-6t fri ZIG SPEARS wharf
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lfany objection be made with regard The csssaca n
sslrg sais OF yacht In such obs must be
mace writing " b~ Regatta Commiee before ociock
OF the nsI' day sfer the regatta
jh the ioress 40 scpooaors,
srd other duly measured sails uAy Get Mt
the A b~tweeu sloops and sotoouers ths
sQp vha be based nine cnhs OF the OF the
scb1opers sails
Among the entries this year s the Rebeocs, which
bias been fitted for larger suit Of sails and placed In the
nrst ciass The number OF reduced from twenty
nineteen On her return from her Southern
recently TIE Rese;cs carried away her mast during
squa add feared that she ,ud not be repaired In
time for the regatta she h. however, all right again,
and ~ light and trim abe had NOT passed through
heavy gale.
The zpsa, Gpsy scud, s.ea, Hasweli and Fanny were
not entered last year. Tho Msdsie which sailed In tho
second class, has suit Of sails, and entered this
year The frat class and the 2owena, Rchmocd, Ray
and Escort which ontersd last year not entered
DOW.
sloop built for Mr.. johnson by Mr. rhos Coyer,
Was 70 have sallod this year. She launched fcu
days since, and performed admirably short trial. but
owing 70 the csncss Of Mr. ooycr she could NOT be goo
completely ready.
AZ The rcbeossss have always compalne4o OF the pro
soct system Of allowance OF tme unfair them, they
have combined ~ usual and have q separate prize, for
which sobocness oay enter The entrance Zoo $50.
and sweepstahe cup 10 W be awarded 70 the winner,
thus, ~ Il sore, emoodyiDg two races 10 ono.
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Sryu Mill


Dr. Grisoom (rcsumpg)-Tu pure mix the caseine or
duced INTO he so scb ana m d doe 10 TIE prooort 70 o.
The sah In the mix thst sooifce ssin mix viii
cossulstc fer sx hours, and hcDcc unhealthy sucn q
lesst has bccn the result Of experiments With
about the semptrssore OF the stomach may be that
the difficulty with the swim milk "a Ia mo cxccss OF the
ee.saIs,s or soSfy Arc prooorssca 81 ousr s nd
would moi make the milk necessarily healthy; Ill
The other chemical proportions msy not be there butter
the nutritious quality Of milk does NJ harm 70 ~ascr
mih for infants, IL would perhaps be better milk
ore third to Que dfth wat.rcd
James Aichsoo one Of the superntendeots Of the Sc
cth street stables prduccd 10 provo that Profes
sor REID got the milk be analysed from that he'd
been from tseve TO SIXTEEN months Ia the stables tns
not p,csed them out the COWS we're MIXED q ali hours
from O'Clock A. y. 70 GAN
be bad been for twcnsy years milk dealer he had kept
cows on farm and In . staoe he had SD ppnei Goth
country mix and sv milk and supposed the former
moet healthy he had lot lost many
retailing swi milk ~ for Furnishing milk from that
we're cry no fed those with hay grass oil cake
IN bssier oono ,op, when kcps clean. than srss rsd
COWS; he had lost more Of his dry fed cow from
ostempcr than bis swi fed COWS the dste npcr rs sp
ket hat u his BY this dstemper which sttackei
all kinds ndscrmnatey the disease prevailed ell over
Tered; tue dry fed cows suffered most did not bay
all my COWS At Bulls Head most Of them were from the
country.
"A copy Of Frank Ieslies paper was shown hin,
which thorc repr eseptaion OF osscmpcred
held up By the horns whDc being MIXED The witness
sske5 had Witnessed scene liz that He
replied that be had but understood that bad
been done; be bad Kept COWS himself both swil fed
and dry fed milkmen generally have . hsptia Tor
their diseased cows, and the animal represented In the
picture don cess undergoing rce,cnt he had
In that way Old them MIXED 10 that
stare but Understood bad been done; this Gov dis
temper FIRST appeared In this ooanry the stables
South ferry, sod bad spread all the country
bad In The dNrice n 10 the stables he had scr
COWS, but careful 70 separate tben from the well
once: noe usual 70 milk the sick 90 vs. milkmen
ere no, bad that the hogs got food country
carries generally cleaner than the stables be believed
the milk Of cows fed nothing but swill 70 be bad
butchers ell geueraliy gay fov dry fed COWS than
swl fed oo~s whom first fed my svil there
wss no cstempcr his caae oet their tech when fei on
sw and he supposed that the food the csnse Of H.
Alderman ruomey asked shore he had seen the
represct ted In the illustrated paper.
wpcee-Nesr Mr.. Usdcrhills stables; think this dis
temper among the broke out about six.ecu years
CO: Known Europe before that time, aud
from toere the which had the seeds 6 the dstcmper
came Europe, and bought by the proprietor Of
the South ferry stables from thence spread ali the
country
next.
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MARRIAGE AID DKATU-



Oox-PSrncRxw On tuesday, June I, By the Rev.
Dr. vefmiye CHAsIs Co.'s {, Ellie r. oldest daughter Of
John Psttigrew, Esq., AL Of tnis city.
CowL-SSnnAs.-AtQ Quaker Bill, Dutchees county, N
Y, 90 Wednesday, Nay %, py Rev T. p. Beoeo'ct nv
WILLIAM a CowL 10 CARnE NJ daughter Of Hiram 5he'
man E.q., Of Quaker Hill.
DuAsY-MoRASoE AT the cathedral, In Albany, %
Tuesosy, June I, BY the Right Rev Bishop McCtoskey,
PABLO DuAsY, OF Santiago do Cuba, 70 ANNA dausnsaf
Of Peter N. Morarge, Seq.
DuscusB- sxra = On Thursday, May 27, In s.. ste
pben's chu ch by Rev DR. Price, FsDsRcx DusousB 70
MISE LorisA sAH adopted daughter Of Henry Smith, tho
well known razor stop man.
HAsRcK- PEacK-Oo tuesday, June by the Rev. John
K,ebe, WILLIAM HERHucx 70 MARY FRANCES, youngest
esugbter Of the late Thomson Price, Req.
Observation-Disclosures Monday evening, May 81, By tho
R,v j. A. Paddock rector OF 81 PETERS church. M Fss
" Jesss 70 RHoDA n RouLAsp, daughter Of xr.
John RouIand, all OF Brooklyn
nKKs-CAinorS On Wednesday, Nov Is. by the
Rev Jor.ph Harrison, Nj JOAN a. MxskxS 70 hiss MAKx
T. CAInour, BUN VI Inn city
SPApxs-HAxsovp.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Juoe1
by Rev. J. Hagapey, JSRKNIAu " SPADES 10 MARIA
l., oansbter OF LebaSon Hammond, ali Of Brooklyn.
rRoRrs-AIIsroa On Wednesday, Juoe by the Rev
John Roche Of the Allo1 street Methodist Episcopa
church, Mr. FaxDnuox ID. TsoSss late OF Chsrest,o O.
ANN AisroS, daughter Of the ass John
q. Allstop, Eq.
wnks-PmTnsEw On tuesday, juno I, by the Rev
Dr. vermlye j. HEsKy &Ksxs TO Jksxx. youngest daugh
ter Of John Pcttsrcw, Esq, all Of his city
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Peyseea1 Intelligence.

Ex President Van Buren, nss arrived q. tho Now York
Hotel from Kipderhook q visit 70 the city for few
days Mr.. Van Buren looks rem arkaoiy we'll and Is In
the enjoy Deot Of most excellent health for
three score and ten years
Nsjo~ General v Wool Uuited States Army, and A.
j. MSirAro, AID de Camp, arc In Washington.
Governor DeDver arrived 10 LeAven woeth, Kansas
The 2esn flo bss scot G, nes4 Sal Walker INTO tho
southerp por9oo o the Territory to ascertain particulars
OF the am ,utes thcxe
Prom Bremen. Hsvre hsmptou, in the steamship
Mr. koul Tioss nh and two daughters
sch~fdt ard LADY N tsobe Msczm Mxrle Voc Brtsy
Frcdsess Lrnd I'm and child, Nss retee Prexfelder,
M NJ Sh-sed-r Mrs hrseder sss Il Schrss
der chdres servsuta Mr. Ne CHS N,sses
pss b. Nj vines q Oar Saie, Mr. Ignaxa, Messrs
Mill W and Mrs Pr1ecmsu ave children 60
vrrr~ss M~ssrs L>rcaue Prosor Nj sod
Mn chdrea and servant Mrs 3outAr Mr. Ton
h1eA Mr. 0rsndpiere New hessrs lseass Isnods hevf
sstn IseisbeA Fer.eotu stage, ele, SCsston xesas
mir iro and svrii, Nr Long Mr. Wslk-r Mr. and
MN Hol. Mr. NTH -ard ls0 IL forward csbinA
Prom London. in ship Cornelius vriunel Ere Her
wife h.s Herb~r, Mrs Lmeourner. sister and Two
ssAilorsn. nrss Fanny howra
Prom Apslschi,els IA the schr Q scrbner-W Branch
DEPARTURES
~pohe kodmAn seldom, Mrs John Uiesle. Miss DE
ole n Allen, kisIey Robt walker and lady, Richd
L. WAik.r a Mctrulousht rbom0 PIice, u Worren,
n Yvuusr Jos wolfe " n Wseks. A fves " Hohnan, q u
Iupasr scsmcn for ship aAry 0oserAnd IL In the
sccrase.
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Naval Intelt1genc~.

The United States slcop s.wsr ConssellsU,n, Com
ma nier BALL. passed Gibraltar April 70, bound 70 the Uo
teo ssasss.
The United states sto~cshp Release NJ the Chsricstovn
NAVY Yard will leave In few days with stores for the
African squadron
The United states practice ship Plymouth, Capt Dahl
srep arrived Norfolk 3lst uh from Washington. she
IL 10 be ntes out with all possible doepa'ch for TIE ~
service.
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DECREE or PRESIDENT zoLoAaA AaANsr rHv JUA
pz GovERNNnr-cLosfSg rua roxrs or VERA
CRry IN tOsSfoH ynespIa.

DECREE or PRESIDENT zCLoA9A AGAINsT THw JUA
pz oovERsxxSr-cLosrSo rms roxrs or VERA
CErz TO fosSIor vBsssLs.
Article The ports OF Vera Cruz and OF Mstamoros In
The the Golf Of MEXICO and the ports Of Acapulco
70 be oosed and ehut up 10 all foreign commerce. well
also 70 the ouassipg trade OF kinc. THIS state OF
e zoe r NUT se .n % uo, sqos
Arr All those shos or vessels which during the 20
arr,s II The po;s Of vers Cru. sad n.aaoro.. having
been originally cleared Tor those ports, will DO permitted
ss e ns -. s es 2. a sne a.
cree declared 70 be open provsonaly for the entry Of
foreign tracing veeses rho.c vessels the other ham,
Acapulco Mas vanilla will be allowed discharre their
several cargocs IN me port OF hazstlAn-
sSS ~. s.s s s
days toe Of the same In this capita
fbc city Of nexioo) win respect 70 the port Of Mss
etquept 10 ~ publication aforesaid and In thirty days
Win reepecs 70 the ports OF Acapulco ant xsnzsniIia
ORDERED 70 BE- printed, yessasd circulated and road
Given the Pssoe Of The Nsticua Government 10 the
CITY Of Mexico, this Sen day Of Nay, A D. 1855,
n, N. Minister Of sbe Treasury sDd o. Pubic opsss
DON MANUEL rrNYA AND CuEvas
.so for rul,ssr acD O God sns ssr yGu'
MsxIoo, Nay 9, 1883 FfNYA AND CUEvAS
sH-Hh Excelloncy The President I'D sN>ri~ OF the
repoblo bas been pleased 70 direct 70 me- the folio wing
Felix Zulcaga, President I'D interim Of the republic Of
Mexico, 70 the inhabitants Of thss republic greeting
Know ye, that In virtue Of the powers In vcstsd
have deovecd and 90 decree a. follow
fhc port OF Tuspsn declared open for foreign trade
and commerce, professionally, until The government shall
order the same 70 be closed.
ordered, n NE meantime, that this decree be printed
Published cucuissed and read. and due attention paid
thereto.
Given sbe Nsso~ai Palace In she city of Mexico this
9Th oay Of Nay, 1853. FELIX ZULOAGA
Addressed " Minister OF rnsoce and Pobhc Credit
DON MANUEL PfNYA AND CUEvA5
CON muncats me Same W you, sir, tor your lnforma
ton and hp al attention thereto. God asd Ilseryi
hsxoo, May 6, 1858. PfNyA AND CUEvAS
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The CAsE oy CAPTAIN JEFFERSON -we have 10 scknow.
ledge the recei6 u very volumiaous corrcspou
deooe from Captain jefferson, who claims 70 DO an
American csuz sunsrisg unjust confinement In tho dun
-scoos OF Clao rne Captain enters pte very lengthy
account Of incsbcs 70 which hc hes becn subjected
but - 90 have sre,dy published the statements both
sides OF In question: will be unnecessary for 70 In
scrt them again. Ths unfortunate appeals very
earnestly 70 the American government for i insserssoe
and proseo Ion, more especially Ia being sought
20 impusou him years logger 10 dungeons foul that
he must perish not delivered. VS. trust the case win
NEE, with the attention II deserves that justice may be
given wherever 10 due.
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Nar&eA

ILADELfHIA STOCK BOARD.
fBstADELpaiA, Jaae 2, 1858.
Rss1iDg Rxrosd 2,H; Norris Canal ~; Long Island Rail
rosd. M peDo'y'a-is Rsiirosa, AZ
Cot on uochaosed SALTS to day, SO3 Ssles RsOsots
10 ths CITY ahead VI last year. $1,000 Receipts the ast
three days 540 Sales o. the last three Gays, 1900
Sock tss port, 24s 300 sugar Inactive al, ua
Ihsbsed In pres wao~ woest, 81 20 VINE s,ro, zoe
= 76a; Ssh,~ CO. roc csc. Inii. baggiog, 1ak;.
SteriI z exchange, TAX
-Four active and unchsoeed wnea. dull snd
changed Com u a. esc Tic. wasSsy Gull and
Unchanged Provisions dull
Flour quiet unchanged: So 10 for good State sua
81 for sx,ss OHIO 40" G>ses.ee; sses Ignt Wheat In
od supply aud 'stes ess,cr With rat bIysrs no safes
bet In Email pa CorI limited su0oiy s.reustoens
qro,s IF two railroad Its at $50 an improve
meat O.is better bat 10 UNITED supply ned 10 store
s2c the .r.a, received ~ toe Cor the last
In ssy 500 900 busns,, larger quantity than eyer
be'orc received b. canal IN the - ne space o ta,
Flour IN GOOD shipping demaoa sales ~ Q 800 bbs At
90 50 IS ozk or got super Illinois, - 10 fer CHOICE
wscoorR, 81 10 - M Ter c. DICE extra Up Lake,
and ~ - 25 for ecoc IN oboics 90 Indiana aod Mcbi
fsp Wheat 0rmer: sales OF 900 basnsls
nc or ~ =, ,so hnshs,. ., $40 sa,s 1s,. vsev
active and Amer ssee $4,000 bushels nearly all 70 a.
rive, at sac SIC ,c-cg =, the lsuer price Whisky
lover: ssl~s $50 ob,s lec Freghts dub at IL, for
wheat 10 New York LHke imports for tho twenty four
hours e1dira a. pooo 70 cay 900 bois four, Z 900
husse spsss, 4eco TO- oats Canal expors-6 goo bols
-four, 100 900 bushels wheat, 90 0Oo 40. corr, 900 do
oAls
OswEGo June 2-6P.M
Flour quiet Wheat dull: sales II $500 bushels at 90
for ~bie Ipdiata, ard 9cc f,r wbite Michigal Corn
chspge sales Of 600 bushels Indiana ct
coo. Frexhs 1: 2sc f,ur ano 80 wheat 20 Ne~
York. Lake imports-l 900 obs -four, q 900 bushels
vbest 81 AGO o. Canal exports 800 obls. flour,
40 900 bushels wheat 10000 d. corn 600 do barley.
CmcA0o, June 2-oP. n.
Flour active wheat dull declined In. Corn quiet
At 4sHc. Oats quiet shipments 70 eunslo-No d'ar,
n COs bells wheat To De ~eeo-No foar, 10 900
els sbess Reoe,pts-3s0 bols. hour, $4,000 bashois
WItst 10 200 40 coru
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hjasiss go we'd The 'c'ovirg arc the Of shs
ka Cd .-Joo0 aano ana tso Gull irou Ars Nc Williams
tcDr cniieror, " mpsoS, wf'e ana cnnd Mrs
Bssx~ t.s ard go cbas~s I-vGs Lacy, Hiram Joh SOC
eDa fe. nd foor o'hors whose are nos guowu
TIE ira Of the Urnsoo quar- or q mile Ia vioth
and sette fifteen uinsses Zoe funeral Of the killed
10 oAve been sesy large, and the Ceremonies
inpsSsDg
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Tee Ans u.I Yacht Rsw.ets.

Tee Ann uai Yaehe Rsxsets.
SNTFBs vos run RACE r0DAY-ras SAILING BuGU-
LArioss- LIST % PsIzss-Ah sxSsA Psiss ros
1Hs eCsCOsSKS. ETC.
The sOsuaI resstA Of sas New York YaoAt Cub VIII
tsss place In barber to-day, weather permitting. esd
espsctsd 70 equal moi surpsss, In iaserost. any q The
Ptocdss Twenty three yaoAts have eossred, asd
vii, moe' soen. unooubtediy saa, aad sh the ost q
ATTENDING boas WINCH always accompany the coassssaa
toe say Vim preseat brDsss spectacle the saa-
ing grcuSd sst year been chosen end I've steam
bosas have besa provided for tAs onvooieuce Of the
fsns'hee and feods OF Tho members u tho Cub. Il
expected Thai the contest Wu Do unusually exciting,
cwrs 70 tho start Of four ave Of tho at osss yachts
being very nearly ct the ne ue rhsush the wssthsr
yesterday gsse little promise Of fair wtad 10 DAP y 70
be hoped that The Who'd viii Do svorsbs 20 - 70 as~A
far opportunity testing these, our bes nsdels Of
AnsstcA0 shiPbuilons
Ths committee hsve issued the following
SAILING oRpwRs
% on .ss.a .sss q; 10: It I.e 0.. -.
under e: e =
so x: :: e. :. ss.S
,ss a.:t sl.s. che seeoed square foot The
ssS ss = s a. sDt o s
sec .ss nsns. foesa and y, q rcAooaers upee Say
and Ss a..
BE- b.sed upon noe ,so,.. the Of
Dag beat VIM be meesed. bow ..d s.s q. ahesA..
or tho hub Bousr u -nh0kep The side AZ
hcb tte yscan will anchor. head 70 wted. u tho FOL
nwms T,ef OF ISs,aou, ccumeoctng ffs~ ths stare
third as atre.s, ef said s,sse boAs sshy wards apart
fne due east III second ci pncy yards apsst
ns pssssi nth The s.ue two hundred yards e tse sor b.
two huuoret 70 Ina of tbs lAer They haze
tbet msnsais Or n esss msinsJs cordinx II
rOtfd and Rsf set The rosorviuG
ne dscrsacssr powe DO .eves o. ordering ali ssst
lowered teose artbg OF adopting prep
tor stsrpe tbt deem propsr sh ,uid the wesher
csrcnustASoes rtrder a ca nxe ne o sssry
The yA6 vii 10 Tie north and sest OF he Gag boat
esioped OF staten tsapd beo~ the Qa rant a. Or und
hsrce eesteriy Dig boat staoued oil ss1d above
tut Hsni,oo psssBg 70 the &c, III aud east; henao
orpo TIE buoy OF the southwest Spit passing from north
ard east
RECURRING ID viii erst pass the dag boat cd OF lbs
orP s,srd tho-e passing he souh thence
ID. deg tos OF be staten Island Shore ns 70 tie III
en- ~ee pepse to be tag a. sbveAt Of the Cc, house
tobok.p pacing 10 TIRE westward In going spd
tins the eucys on the vet bank H. Is and Is
are be passed 70 the eastward
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