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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY TO
THIS nv ITNHAp PY EYr,tcnIrnrcrt y

THIS BY, UNHAPPY EXPERIENCED
Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-a
complaint generally the result Of bad habit in
youth -treated scientifically, and perfect
ranted or no charge made. Itil3 ais h,
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed to
have it. Al such yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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Great Inducements

FOE PARTIEs WISHING 10 BUILD
desirable building lots in the West F,.a o.
s lying on vaqghan Pine Neal Carlton. Tho q .ne
msnt, Danfjrth, Orange and Salem Streets Monu-
TneY will sell on a credit of from one Ia ten Vs.
desired by the purchasers, and to parties who Nh
cacs, v desired, one fourth Of the cost Of blildizo' IN
co,sYsst,on q TIE house. From parties who buid I'M
meoia5elg, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
a. IL, at the Office Of the subscribers where plans
may be seen, and fun particulars obtained.
Portland Nays 1855. - may1tf
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! Railroati!sain1
2YNsEI CENT? 1TlRWfLRoAD.,

.in uDptN a - III oi1s-fs@s% ,Fst4NuL hIHDV fziE
taxER .ll3 AfiA zgFl, XIII aN'1 aig
TO coMAENcE. MONDAY. JUNE ,2sth, 1866.
rszs .ss.1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
go station for sIeMist0h and Anburn' AZ
l7UD a IA add if25 Fi Mao OF ,nnaliied =. 8, ~
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT srsr9ns az i52 r. ~;
arrive Ii Portland at $50 A. NJ Leave bangorat
7.3O A. M aud arrive IN Portland at AID X a..
Beth those trains conroct at Portland with Trans ior
sss5Shs sSs ieages 4ortlapd at ga NJ. and re
turning is due in Portland at P III.
daiiv Tor osl Of the towns North and East Of this
hne' c.M MORSE, supt.
WsterviIle, June %, 1856 june2st,
7sf!UAND TRUNK RAILwAY,Nssh
q OF Canada.
\ o UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
cHzezzazs3 On and after Monday June 2sib. lists
trains will run az follows =
Morning xpr. IS train for South Paris Lew ston,
Gorhan. Island roLd Montr al, ana Quebec, at
Nal train for watervilie, Bangor, Gorham, Island
POND, Montreal and QUEBEC ut ,25P M. \,
PREF II aims for loronto. Detroit Chicago and all
other places west. as5ss as III s,,+ s-.o,,s =
TRAINS WILL ARR,yr AS yoLLows:
From Montreal, Quebec, Sc, at STA
| From DO. do ~ ea zVo +. NJ. s
| Return Tickets at Reduced Prices, will be issued
| during the mer season from Portla TO Bethel,
Gorhsm, leland Pc d, Montreal and Quebec. ~
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value. and that per.
Of one passenger for every $500 sdditional value.
| Fl. BAILEY, Superintendent, gas
/ Portland, June z2nd, 1865 -dtf
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The trimming of bonnets is supposed to be
mainly aquestion of taste. One OF the largest
mline-y establishments in neiehboring city
employs an able bodied man to do this heavy
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PORTLAND, sACO q PORTSMOUTH,
9Cp RAILROAD. FfEe}s 81

rszasaz1 ON and alter april 3, 1865, Passenger
R5zNi@S5t2 Trains leave as fOliows:e a q
leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. III. and ESQ
Pm. r
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.s0 A. n. and
P. NJ. sHs saafI stff,.F Us s.aisst.il ~
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
rA1I3Vf .a5s54 4tFKANCI6 CHASE, Supt, 5
Portland. April 3, 1856. s s edit
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For Sale Chean-

AEA oI I've seeSnd-hand FIRE En-
lElE7t1l II GlNES, with Hoss Carriages; all In
--xn<--kaz-- Also, a lot Of Hose suitable ar
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to
EZRA RUSSELL, Chat Engineer
Or A. p. MORGAN, Chairman COMMITTEES on Pert
land Fire Departm~nA tunsasu
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P0vaesat Of Coasnoaas.

TTNHE undersigned will pay all Commons attacha n ~
i Bonds of the Second Mortgage o1 fhe Androscov
gin Railroad that fall due in 1862 with interest u
July 1860, on presentment at his Office in Portland
prior years, as before advertised -NS-' '''s'
JABEZ @. WOODMAN.
Treasurer Of Leeds & Farmineton R. r.
july14d&w3w ~i'a is,Nt 8r7l> s''n H. H.
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ySPELLNG.--One Of our missionaries gives
Us an amusing account ola scene In newly
organized sabbath school which he visited.
A class Of boys were engaged with the alpha
bet ID the Union Spelling Book They came
to tae Quail, which has a picture of the bird.
@Lark," says the boy. surprising thar to
be the bird in the pictpre.d a bigger boy, sit
ting by his side, laughed and said, s'Wel, Jim,
hy0u amt great Fellow to spell. That don't
spell lark that spells partridge; don't you
see the picture r'--l Little CRUSADER. ia SO
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Some Of the above named 0lsrgymen may have chang
cd their Pastoral charge since the publication 81
above. ; s4f
PRICE, so CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
isiiga Prepared BY 8. seaverys q u
DIR E. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
aaai0sqo Al d b9saasva AeIross, Mass. r,
w. +. Phillips & Co, and FL. IL. Hay, wholesale
Agents Portland, and sold by Druggists snd deal
ers generally. mch25eodS eow6m Z
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Portland and Penobscot River
Portland and Boston Line.
{ 3 THE STEAMERS

THE STEAMERS s.
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal.
. WIN. until further notice, run as
- Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland
FRIDAY. att O'Clock p III and India Wharf Boston IN.
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, rhursdav and
Friday, at O'Clock r. Nj 800 - i--s ano
Fare in Cabin. .,.,... ~ m
Freight taken as usual -. : - y
Inc company are not responsible for baggage Ia
sooal unless notice given and pa for ct the rata
d one passenger for every $500 additional value.
res- ~ iSS att L. KILLINGS. Agent
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DLFASANT to the palate. cause no pain, act
Il promptly, never require increase OF Dose do not
exhaust and for elderly persons, females and child
rem, are just the thing. Two taken at night NOV
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
in all cases Of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such as Oppression after eating Sour Stomach Spit
ting Of food Temptations; also, Headache Dizziness
Pain in the Back and Lons, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue Bilious
ness, Liver Complnint, Loss Of Appetite, Debility
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia
Faintness, sc. Irarelers ind the Lozenges just
schat they need as they are so compact and iodoTons
cents per box; small boxes 80 cents For sale by 4
s. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, No Trep3Soo y
Temple, Boston. win be mailed to any address on
enclosing ~ cents' july4dfy
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PORTLAND AND KEENEBEC r. &.


On and afer Monday next trains will leave Port
land dsily for Bath A5gusa, Waterville Kenda rs
Mills, and Skowhegan, &C P. NJ, and on Saturdays
only for Bath AND Augusta att 10 p. MsligThe rain
from Portland at lP n connects at Ken5a Ps Mills
with the train for Bangor and her stations east,
tax this Iouie purchase tickets TO Ken, Mills
and ioform the conducto, in the cars that they go
through to Bangor, and he viii go arrange their
fares through as that it shall cst them by
this route th-n b. any otuer. sz4@-sss <-s.4ss.ls
Trains are due in Pc tland to connect with trains
for Boston on Mon 5aya ut 20 Alld, and every day
at 230P.M.
FREIGHT Train leaves new depot Portland at Gas A.
NJ daily. 90 49, sst9siIA 9Fl
1lfsA Aaas2ig4i2 hH@ ~ EDWIN MOVES, sgGgH8
April q, I865-apr20f Superinteud ent p
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THE singer OF PROVIDENCE. from the
~ Teachinss OF Experience, seem TO poiDtto
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY.
HOWAROS YKGKT4BLK CANCER and
/ CANKRR SYROP

As the great and ce-tain cure for all those fearrnf
aud destructive maladios which arise from a. T. unre
state OF tine blood. The woudCriul succe ! v bieS
has a osses, where II has been fairly frioo fol.
lowed It's use, leaves no roem to doubt the besssd
fact that Cancers may BE- cured.
Sufferers from the scourge may therefore = O lop0-
or dread the fearful alternatives o the surseop7s
knif4 or the grave. They have speedy and eeftajn
remedy which removes the malsdy root an branch
Fhlch in thou sands OF he oper ting knif oos
not taBc # mnst be cured by remed % v hich h ~.
pugny renovate the Constitution. and hat c. onlv
pc zone BY ourfrns the eft re mass OF tha oireniaf
az fluid: This isefsc ed by I Syrup a. thousasds
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP in6,ui-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases ~
Canker, even when given up as incnrable nv
doctors 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipeas its effects are sur-
prising. All cases, however virulent. of scros-
nla or Kings Evil, White Swelling, or Turors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are czred
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scuryy complaints it banishcs
rom young or OH. Distressing Neuralgia
Anec'lons soon yield to its power. IL clears tlpa
complexion from Blotches aud Pimples,
renders it brilliant. 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptiye Diseases. In all cases
OF Female Weakness and Irregularities produo
ing General Debility, Piles, ETC., is effects are
miraculous.
ES-One trial is all that is needed TO provo the pc
culiar virtues Of the Syrup Its repu alton "a now
so we'll established that more need not be said. Its
immense sale is its best recommendation.
Price 81 Is per bottle.
HOwARDS HEALING sALVE. In all cases Of
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns Scalds skin Euruptions, etc
where an ertrrnai GDp.tc uioR may be neee sary,
this Salve, prepared expressly for the purpose, will
be found invaluable IL will always be useful 10 the
Household, and box of it may save much suffering
and expense Price Is cents per box.
JANE BOYLE \ co, Successors to Reddin
q WI r DtISS I,tIs q =
may3ld3m.
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TO the people, viz, the COD
lSEA M and the good thin stlat
are Gu co TO who have fifth
ia its r1ni IS. and sse ha. tine
stomp dse on an the shoes fheV
buy Thi- STAMP is one OF the
troWbies thai s0orry the FangoI
CHI ne The people of staine ike
them too sesN FIR the beptnt Of
the ID .nScr 'OobeIs, SOME Of
whoa buy the LEAvIN0s and
Third QUALITIES OF GoOis that
the C--tl-D Man will not acc pt
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Sanitary CoMMissiNn.

O6gce qT the U s. easitary 0ommsssioa 4
823 Broadway, ". r.. Dec, 20, 1884
lion. ISR AEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland
II Maine, has consented to accept the duties Of
General Agent Of the ComInif sion FIR Maine and
L. hereby appointed such agent by authority OF the
Commits ion. % 4Hte4 aitf III Sf
He will re ready to furnish advise TO the friendt
ofthe Commission's work throughout ths State:
All money contributed In Maine tor the use of the
persons designated by lin
Hon. Mr.. Washburn Il tbs sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine.
j. FOSTER JENKINS,
~ dec2Sd &w'f illN 8 General secretary.
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MECHANICS, HAIL,

w ELL ts.. arranged for Concerts Lectures, Exhibl-
49, uons LLevees, &c., may be obtained on arplica-
'- grr ~ 1ShAhD COLE, Superintendent ~
No. Tolman Place,
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LUMBER!

THE Bethel Steam Mil Go. are prepared to fun
A nish Spruce dimentions OF all eiz'& Also,
Boards, Shingles athes and Pickets, at short no.
toe Orders solicited iiHs4 ..tt
Office Commercial Street; ear the bead OF Hob
sons Wharf. JABEL TRUE. Tfeas'r,
Portland, April rs, 1885. ap28d3m
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THE undersigned having taken tie Store No 1919
Il Commercial Street, corner OF central Wharf
will keep constantly or sale Hemp and Manila
CoydGge, Of all sizes, by the Gang or Retail Also,
Anchors. Chains Gables, Duck, Ookuns Rindiass
Purch 1ses. and Noral stores together with COM
plete ssortment Of Ship Chaadterr. at wholesale
retail ff,4s 5ssffffr - 81 f,..
He is also Agent for the Rerere Copper Company,
and will keep on hand full and compile assortment
Of Copper and Yeilos0 Metal Bolts and Sheathing,
Competitions Spikes Nails, &c. l,J l III
Alloj which 10 offered for Sale at the L7west
Market Prices, and to which the attention of those
wishing to purcha.e is invited.
Portland, May "a, lss5.-dsm 80 - : : 49, - \
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The following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards: N
5Fa KITTERY. A'
Nos 3. g. 8, 10, H. Il, A. Is. II, Is, ls, 90, %,
"A, %, s0,3l, 80, 81 Sc, SO, 80, 40, "A. IS,
81. -esrmo9 CHARLESTOWN.
Nos. ga, 9, IL, 10, Ia, Is, 49, 20, 2I %,
AZ 50 .l7s - a = :, - ! -, ~ " - - -
3Hiwotai va p BROOKLYN. so IS ..as
Nos, 8, 4. 6, Z, 8. IL 10 IA. Is. l6, ~, 49,
i9, co. q, q %, Is. &c, 81 g. 80, 81 SO, 81 36
80, 80, 40, Al, AZ, A, As, 46, AZ, 40. ~
1883 yan PHILADELPHIA.
Nos 8. 9. 10 IL, J3 IA. IL, 10, 20. %, 25,
AZ, AZ. so. - ~ ~ - - ~
.eyida4ea WASHINGTON.
40 Nos g. II, 10 IA. rs, IS, H. IS 49, 20 25 &c. 81
y. So 3D. SO, g. SO. 81 49, 49, TO- Al, AZ, 49, So "a
NORFOLK.
o no l. q 6, z. IL, 13. IA, rs, 10, II, Is, 49,
y, e. ~ 70 a. 27is 90 81 49, a. 3s 81 49, &c. 40,
~ ~ "a ao' ~. june22dlaw4w
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- .e4a 81 Board. sb 85al sdi 7sl,ia I
DLEASANT srits OF Rooms furnished or unfur.
nishet, with board, at II Free st. a
respectable transient boarders accommodated.
July v-dlwe
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The following are the classes BY their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards:
KITTERY.
Nos y 3, 4 IS = g. 10, II, u, 10, IA, 10, 1e,
II, Is, 10, 20, n, a. %, "a, IS. y
Z s..,.os.e CHARLESTOwN.
- Nos. I 2 81, 10, u, Il, "A, 49, II, IS, 10,
20, ~, Is, 6, "a, IS.
BROOKLYN. veg
Nos L 2, Sc, ., 10, II, u, IA, 1e, II, Is,
10, 90 "a, %, 49, Is, 9s, ri, IS, %, 81 81, a. a5
f51lp o al PHILADELPHIA. ess es' Is
Nos J. g 4 8. 6, 9, 10, II, 70, IA, 1e, II, IS,
10, 20, 20, %, "a, "a. gs l,,st,s,ttIT n -
s.1 artanl - WASHINGTON.
Nos. 8, 9, 4, 8, 9, 10, II, u, II, is, 49, 20,
NORFOLK
Nos. 12s,45ss,7,9, 10, ii, II, IS, "A, 16, II,
10, ~ ~, "a, ~, Is, 70, "a, Is. july, 1aw4w
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from manu- fasturers. In fact. this Is thr PRINCI-
ALREAsON for the kSToRcEMEsT orne RaiOk-
ers and Peddiers Act. for since good i0arranted
QooDs EAvE BEEN go LARGELY INTRODUCES INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent out froIa n
gor don't sell so O,U!!! Re alters Of S.aine, SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, or CALL whom you como 70 Bos-
ton, unless the Bangor jobbers ger an amendment
passed to ohapter14. that "noman shall DO allowed
to leave the State by any boat railroad, who in-
tends to take money out Of tke State 10 buy any
goods not owned BY men FIVE years retdeat in tho
State of Maine.'" Thanking the people and dealers
Of Maine for tn doubling sB their cation sin ue
the Bangor Merchants" exhibited their ,chole-
sDated liberal policy Of lire aud let live" the
subscriber is determined to sard By the people OF
Maine and give them hs warranted goods at reduced
prices. DO nfJ aR to demand a Rel0 pair in every
care where your boots shoes pr ve defsc i've, II
not worn to that extent that It weu be Enrcason-
able to expect n new pair, and the COD Man
will give the same to the retailer who takes them
back from you.
HENRY DAMON.
rs. 20 and Do MILK sTREET'
BOSTON.
juneI0ilm&wsw
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NAVY YARD, Ikftierg. Maine,
Nav s. 1853
Ship Knees Wanted !
WHITE OAK KNEgs

II MES will be received and maid for M The
N Navy Yard X ttery. Maine, in Quantities Of
nom II 70 20 and upwards, at the following schedule
prices, viz: 81 =
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HACMArACK KNEES

PRICE PER INCH FOR riiia4ri r..
White Oak Knees, Hackmatack Knees,
siding squareand in-square. square and insQuaro
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Weed, Weed, Weed! az ''sa
THE New Sewing Machine for Family and Manu-
Il featuring purposes. Also, the Florence and
Shaw q clark's sixteen and twenty dollar
SEWING MACHINES.
the best kind Of OIL Needles, SILK, Twist, Thyead
screw-DI1vers, 0n-Cans, Hemming Cages Orrs &
MacN angnt Cotton and all kinds of Sewing Machine
AIn 1.an 1gss "a Msehines repaired and to let.
VNaoe Aos , Midoie St, up one flight Of stairs
I. ,,,.,.ae..s,.. t4 w. s. DYER,
JuneNoeoo1nH Adw ifiiIi skz-ass Agent.
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1ue" A'lIy 81 q CnaB Il M0fehalI
JOHN d. JONES' President
s8Qsgnl s1tCHARLEs DeEEfs; Vice. President.
y - w. III. II. MOORE, "a Vice-Pres,t.
J. e. Chapman Acting Secretary.
Applications received BY A49a 'a'As-A
]. Ws1MHNGER, 1873 Fore St.
Feb2isala Ipsneod&wewe q & PORTLAND.
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An,u.emcut. this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALiAS OPERA-Mstince at
oiclock-CRISPIsO r. LA CoNARB.
PHILHARMONIC observation-disclosures OF
EIGHTY PERFORMERS
wAJJACK's THEATER-THg HgEDYUL
,rpIois GARpEN-RAvHIs-FOUR LoyERs-JocKo-Tnr
OIp Gu,ED-%hKEE FLYING IkAPrLE-astneo OF
O'Clock -GODESsKI-BALLKT.
OLYMPIC THEATER-THK STREETS or NRwYoRK
WINTER GARDEN-"PLAYIsG WITH FIRE
BROADWAY THEATER-"sAa"
pAgNI,Ms MISEUM-Anernoon and Evening-MAryprAi
IN TuB WILD H0RsE or TARrARr-W. b. HARRISON,
ExrExPoRASgOrs SINGER.
roy,s OLD BOWERY THEATER-Tng FEMALE De
.KcrIyE-TnK MAGIC BARREL
DoDWORTH HALL-BLlsD Boy Ton
Tup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIRcus-THE Four
Lovers. n
pRyANTS MrNSTRELS-Lys MIsERABLRs-ouh AlaI.
"a. potxA-scAREp CoSrRABASD-hECKos isK IN
Incg-DEApiy H0Rs-WRARIso OF THK okaKs-
STREETS on NEW York
UOODs MINsTRELs-TBE MASAoER's TRiuhPH, on THE
BLAcx MAILERs DEFEAT, In Six Scenes.
sTFRFOsCOPTICON-CORN OF GRAND AND cHosbf
sTs-FroIIsH GERMAN, ITALIAN AND HoAH ockshs-
Dir KIsgs Observation-Disclosures at O'Clock
oouPILs GALLERY OF ART-Pio FEDis MARBLE BUST
or ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BALLOON vOYAGE-DgTACugD AsCsssIoS AT Lows
BALLOON AnPHITBKATEk BETWEEN AND q 0 Cbooh'
No BO7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS on THE VICTORIA
REoIA, OR SouTH AMERICAN WATER LILY
BROADWAY ATHENHUM-scEsio lLLUsoSs-Mousr
BLANC = The JUsGyRAU - TrRoL - ITALY - ITALIAN
6ERRxADKA
IRVING HALL - BILLIARD MATCH BETwKSS PisRRB
= CAk6I AND DUDLxx kAvAHA6u,
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THE TURF.
wive.uiIe Trot ON Fashion Coarse, L.. L.

There was a large attendance yesterday on
tSs above course to witness the postponed fve.mile
sweepstakes irot fo 81 900. between the NewJersey
sallion Abdallah Chief the Orange County stallion
Soung woful, and the Maryland mare Belle of Balti-
more This race fixed to come off on Tuesday
LIST when the betting showed the to be the favor
ae at 600 to SEQ she having trotted Of mile
Ssats in 235i 229 230. She maintained her pride OF
ce in the pools yesterday until just before the start
when Dan Mace gave the office" to his friends, ana
MS horse Young Wof brought 500 Belle of Balti
inores S75 and Abdalah Chiefs cas- The outside bet
king was 800 to $50 just before the start
FIRST MiLR-Bele of Baltimore took the Lead ana
Kept until past the quarter pole when odaliah hei
vent in front and led TO the score by length IN 2''@;
she marc second. and Woful three lengths behind. ,
SECOND MILE-Abdallah Chief led throughout tne
second mile passing the length ahead OF the
mare, in 2:46; two miles 5:3e. ,.
THIRD MILE-A bdallah Chief still led throughout,
heating Young Wofnl who had passed the mare u
length the Time OF lle @;1o anu VI 'no
three miles 8:24.
FOURTH MlLE-This was the closest mile Of the race
Tor Young Woul closed and they had meek and' NECK
race which lasted all the way to the stand passing the
score head and head togeherthe mile IN 2i ana the
four miles in II: IL.
FIFTH MME-Commencing on the fifth mile Abdal
4h seemed 10 falter, and Young onl passed hlm ana
Kept ahead throughout Abdallah Chief making capi
j. but unsuccessful effort to reach him on the last
garter and was only beaten by half length. Inc
me OF the last mile the quickest. being Az and
total of the FIVE miles, 10 minutes 50 seconds Inc
Sner of Young Woul was offered $4,000 for him; hi
4 a grandson of the famous Bashaw stallion, Lone
,land Black Hawk. out OF an Abdallah mare nal
ster of Rysdicks Hamblctonian.
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MARRIE ID.

CURTIss-ADAMs-At Worthwhile N. Y. Thursday, Oct.
% by the Rev A. Croker Charles Curti.s OF Kew ok
Cyto H. Augusta daughter OF Darius Adams Of the former
place.
HAZEN-OSBORy-M Berport, L. l., on Wednesday Nov.
l. BY the Rev. John Gibbs John Hazen Of Brooklyn TO
Fannie A. younges, daughter u David Osborn, esq, Of
Behpor.
the house Of the brides parents
W. Mstte.on Of Walworth County Wis, to Miss Ann
Eliza Lake vi Ames, n. Y.
PLACE-LVOR-At the Madison square Church. on Thurs
day Oct 3 by the Rev Henry ard Beecher Mr. George
Place to Miss lphsens Liyor daughter Of Dr. Liyor Of
this city.
|sHIMER-CHRISTIE-At Paterson, N. j., on Thur.day
morning Nov. ?. by the Rev. W. H. Hombowor, Robert
jonathan y. Christie Of No. IS Court.snd,-st.
WIuTEHEAD-COLE-O Wednesday, Nov. J. 1868 a. the
residence Of the brides father. Ionk,rs n. Y by the Rev
T. : Howe. William n. Whitehead, esl. Of Chicago, 70
Mis-, Flora Hastng. only daughter OF b. w. Cole.