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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-30
To the Pious and Charitable.

The attention of the pious and charitable is called
consideration of the condition of the people of color
i'll this town and vicinity as it relates to the means of
religious instruction. The colored population of this
and has of late been very much increased
in number The ovangezaton of most of them has been
ineaby wanting, and many of them have come to their
present place ofworshp with habits very little compati
bic with the peace and good order of society. But do
thank God fur the BELIEF, that there are bona hde
Christians enough in this town to bring about by their
much might and Gods favor, the reiorp ton of the
blacks of this place. This debase cannot be at
tribute, justly, to any national inferiorty. Their
minds by pous culture can be raised to dessert in the
supper of the Lords choice. Dear friends your scribe
is weak but you are mighty. In Gods name, point
you to him. The object is important and opportunity
of carrying it into effect favorable that it is deemed
unnecessary to add anything more by way of
daton-but confidently expecting that very few to whom
application shall he made will refuse their contribution
1t is contemplated, sufficient funds be
collected purchase convenient lot in south part of
Bel Air. and to erect it bouse of worship according
ly circumstances may dictate. Therefore, the pious
andchartable informed that within few days.
persons duly authorized by the people of COLOR and per-
interested will begin to solicit contributions of the
pious and charitable carry the above stated into eff
feet. H. H. DuFFIE, President.
Refers, by permission, to Rev. John McKelway, Rev.
r. S. q. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Edmondson, and John T. Sp
Ter, Esq. au2-1m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-30
Registration /!
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH
DISTRICT.

THE undersigned officer of Registra-
n ton, appointed for the Sixth Elec-
ton District of Hartford County, in COM
pliance with the Registration Act passed
by the Legislature of 1867, hereby gives
notice that he will attend at his Of
flee in
HAVRE DE GRACE,
in accordance with the 9TH section of said
act, on
TUESDAY, September 3, 1867,
and will remain for that purpose each
day from o'clock, A. NJ, until o'clock,
p. NJ, until
FRIDAY, 18th, inclusive,
for the purpose of registering the names of
all free white male persons claiming and
entitled to the right of elective franchise,
according to the provisions of the said
law.
All persons of foreign birth are re-
quired to exhibit their naturalization pa
pers.
VIM. L. WOODHOUSE,
aug 30 Register.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-30
ON Saturday, the 31s i

Day of August, 1867, all the Persona !
Property of said deceased, consisting ii !,
part of : l Riding Horse, l Draf
Horse, l fine young Mich Cow, 2 thirty .
ing Shoats, 5000 burnt Brick, and lot
of unburnt Brick, 4 Wheelbarrows, nearly
new, Shovel,, Spades, Grabbing Hoes,
Pick and other implements for making
brick, lot of Lumber and Cord Wood,
new Window Frames and Sash to fit, new
Door Frames and Doors, Palings, 1000
Pine Shingles, l large and l small Cook
Stove, with fixtures, Crookery, Tin and
Stone Ware, Dinner and Breakfast Ser
vice, Mahogany Tables, Bedsteads, Mat
tresses, Washstands, Lounge, Sideboard,
Tables, Cane-seat, Rocking and other
Chairs, Stands, &c.
Also, the Leasehold of TWO ACRE
LOT, in said town, improved by New
Dwelling House and substantial Fencing;
leased for SO years, renewable forever.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale
prescribed by the Court, are-All sums
of $40 and under, cash on the day of sale
all sums over that amt unit, six months
credit, on notes with security approved
by the Administrators and bearing inter-
est from the day of sale.
r. VIRGINIA HOLLAND,
STEVENSON ARCHER,
Administrators.
J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneor.
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DIED.

BELEIn tbs City Wednesday MAJ 20 Eanor wife Of the late
Benjamin Bell -, - rLt.u
Al O'clock from her late residence No 5l Csnalst
BEEBER-n brooklyn TUESDAY, May 2s Susie W. wife OF Charles
gesbe and daoga'sS 81 M 1s n late a'ea M a S~ u attend . funeral
hnrdiy afternoon May D. al +oeeck irem her ae residence
No Oi LaErence-st The remains VIII be akes ueen"ooa
JOYt Columbia College "Wednesday May ~ Whemine Jus
os daughter OF Professor Charles and Laura H. JOY aged JyeA
months snd 10 days
uoRToS-on Tuesday Msy o. Thomas 7. Horton sged ST.
funeral Thursday afternoon az oh al .ss N,l. H
ave Brooklyn n Y
LivINGsToE-At St Augustine, Pa on ThaTsi May 70 Katie
wife Henry Livingston and daughter Of the hon 'ouA sF"
OF Johnstown. Fulton Co., n. \.
Fanea services Jobnosn Tuesay May ~ At the Fre'oyeS
Church, at II o'clock a m
MALLORYTn Norwalk Monday May e. suddenly Cnares a
ory aged 60 years and months 49,, a., -
The funeral viii attended the First Consgaona Chses on
rhursiay 30 at O'Clock The relatives and hiends OF Ho
family are invited TO attend.
oDRLon Tuesday morning MAY 2s c eengesto9 Of The BRAN
Charles seymour odsib ohH sou VI '~S"o anu S - '
ne eads Of the family and those grandh ode and
residence Of bis parents South orfo Brooklyn on rhurs
dsy morning at II o'clock.
RRgyRS-n Brooklyn Wednesiay MAY & MRS ma nerves IN
md friend. are invited to att end ards
Hart No Atlantic between Clinton and NAshas'oHS's
sTURDBvAETAt Rome N y. on wednesday May S Louisa S'o
plcus wife OF Dr. James IL Sturaevsnt aged % years.
ana An On Tuesday MAY 2s Ezekiel sbser aged 81 years
Ws rsmsins will be taken o Haddsm Conn. for nennent
TEyyEYou "Wednesday MAY Josie daughter Of Amos and Jose
% n NH sis Of the family are invited the funeral
Al No II Msdsonave Friday, May u, at2l o'clock n
TAwoR-On Tuesday May 20 ser brief lness Of ew ays 'en
Her friends and family requested attend her ane5
from her late residence No lo2 Waverypaee Sn Thursday MAY y"
st oclocI o. IN. without further invitation
vARIAH-ou Tuesday May g. Maria Palmer widow Of Rehsu aao
IN, ,sSe. And friends Of the family respectfully ved.o attend
hsr funeral on FRIDAY 'lsTnoon At oeiSeh hS% & s TS %
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

.Ap, .crr M BoTu Your HoUsEs'-m almost
v.rv naner we pd notices from Paris eOrrespondets
and rtrncts from French journals, referring 10 the
Az PIANO" Two houses exhibiting az the Pat1s
Exrasitiop claim the honors One has advertised exten
.yev the award OF tho MEDAL. This, we know is cor
reef ne n has been publcy announced by the managt
,nsnt that no ofeia award Will be made until July 4
corresponents or employees OF any house may wlitos
, ob1f s ,rpscisd hut for the award We
mn,f await the decision OF the judges At the abovenpca
dave La Iyasos Musicale aud other Paris Journals t9iy
dsse,iha what il meant by "THE AMERICAN PhSos-
when they refcr To- being made with entire Irs
Fra,s the invention OF the CHICKERING'S ana extehsys
e.a;.d Inv other makers La Fdsce further saws; inc
only lsteriean Pianos. American i,ireHnoi tmrKdls
nakeys and ApiersaS cornen, are those OF Shcse'pS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
NAVY GAZETTE.
..,.ar.,a 20 rar rnIsusH.

~ r.,.sKApH 70 TRIBUNE
uNfrsD sfATEs REGULATION
,,s No sThe following alterations and additions are nsfeOy
a, the regulators published ior the government oi Az 80
the United States Naval Service under date Of APn " io'
accordingly Every person subject to the control d"
a. Nav, Department will preserve this circular IN h OooA ''s"
tloas: -, A.. =, hlre color WitA
~ The flag tho Admiral rectangular nag ?, n y, Ss worn :,
is f0nning diamond,
oai J ves snI ia Of his barge tender 1 No., s.a
s.,s shnl II guns All other hohors ani ecfc"o"' ~
- authorized for the Vice Adaa h,o.d p.pdaat Of
rond: The hag Of Commodore ~ ne Non by officers
os ds a, the main the bows ei boat. .hore .s
shlns other than the SAgshp aud Ia comman e s
,.sea haii the receyug shin, oy " th'ye ee y" ''
. ~ che u.nsI displaying rag
IN ,.,t pa -stessnv Second As ssst h@S "a .s
~. l.s.,,a; Easssy.s wuL A1.sy~sa sss haze Wv
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AMERICUS.

lst ID 81. 4h. 5h 9th. TN. sA sh.Tohs
Eclectic IL "a
Americue 81
Vmpire-NIr Pike OF the IvngtOn Club
SroTers-Messrs. Wright and Leonard.
Time Of Game-Ope hour forty y-fve minutes
FlV Catehes-Eelectc, 10; Americas T.
out on Fouls-Eclectic 8; Amerous, g.
ACTIVE ACT, IRVINGTON 80
The grand match between these Clubs comes OF
to-day at Newark, at $3.50 D. on the Eurekas gfoanus,
soutb OF the MarEest depot 1t bids fair To DO very
interesting game.
EUREKA ACT STAR.
In the match between these Clubs at Now Bruins.
yveL ley the Eureka pitcher, distinguished hlInseI
both al the bat and in the cd the contrast With MS play
az IryingOn being very great lie IL an eAeeeh' P"9"
when in zoo trim for contest. ,....
On Mo5dsy the 27th inst. match was played between
fhs Rutpers Base Ball Club Of Now York and the bur
ssle OF BrookyD which resulted In victory Tor the
burnside by u score of 40 10 25
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
CHESS.

THE MATCH FOR THE CHAM ToNSInP ON AMERICA.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The play to-day has been
much more interesting than that of yesterday be
testants met at the Athen@um in the mosnng Nnd on
sitting downtO the Board to play Game Fourth Mr. .eich
helm having tho move the surprise Of many sptpta
tors boldly procred Evans Gsmbit and By ably keep
ing up the attack entirely prevented Mr. Mackenzie
obtaining the counter assault in which the often
ends Mr.. Reichhem succeeded in drawing the game
which, considering the hazardous nature of the brilliant
opening rarely ventured in matches is very oredable
result The match watched with the deepest interest
by the chess players Of this city
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
NEw-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. NAV ., 1867
E.,.l Aea,y. o.as RasIa.ss r Mdpnea ..

Uadei WITH Mdsbpmcn
grsfHatef st the Naval Acsdemg.
FOHrh Paragraph 10 Of Regulations Circular No prohibiting
oe iom visiting he District peInrsson OF
t"s neSSfetsEy OF The Navy s resoindef
90 much Of paragraph IS OF Regulations Circular 20 as
makes oDhgao the authority conyenng Cou~ Marital 10 De
M an oheT 20 aSst the accused
tho request ofthe aeuse defend BIN
Nary Department MAJ TO- 1861
Commander " Ptzhugh detached command Of the Pa-
Jones a placed waiting Paymaser Frank
C detached from te Paul Jones and ordered settle
he following are also detached from the Paul Jones and placed wait
g Orders; AstantSageoR H. Botin Acting -Ensgns Milton
d. Joyce aud Charles Flnnng Mates Doaney
an1 Thomas Saysg Acting First George
Acting second Assistant kngaee
Acug ihil Assistant lgHeers Wesley Crsss aud john Ae
leheT Mate Il Spery have been Ascluey Acting
bnsgn o. a. Thompson. hOaorably discharged
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

ARRIVAL or TIE YACHT VEsTA-Ihe yacht Vesta'
Cant Low which VIII be remembered one of the com
tors in the recent race across the Atlantic arrived ut
ho.e yessrIay morning the return passage
FROM Cowes % days Several vessels which re isit vs En-
Gland for New-YOyk nearly two weeks before the hchta
Tave pot vet arrived Soon after leaving port
an jmpTOmpiu race WIS picked up with the VsprSnn.
elon1tng 10 the Roya Yacht Club, In which the Nesla
nreyed victorious. ON the return voyage the yes,e
ssne.lnltered heavy head winds aud very reusn
eAonnIa0 sea which finally became - NO threat
ening that the crew became frightened and res
tive demanding Of Capt Low that the vess.i
,,nt abont ami return 20 England. Capt Low, having
aSt.rmned 10 brave out both the storm and the n,unee
and by the enforcement Of rigorous neasres
peaekpg his port In safety, with only the loss OF one OK
two spars The Vests proceeded alone 10 hs doch "' ~
Soot ~ uttoD.st., where she will be rertted.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
BASE BALL.

A LIVELY CONTEST AT NEWARK - NEw-YoRK vs.
NEw-JERsEY ECLECTIC VS.. AaERICUs.
Yesterday afternoon the Eclectic Club visited
Newark, to play the first OF home-andh home series OF
games with the Amercus Club OF that city The weather
was Just the thing for bal-playlng and consequently
there goOdly muster OF the admirers OF the game
present and the arrangements for keeping clear ned
being excellent satisfactory contest was had Both
clubs presented nines though not their best and
the game proved tO be spirited with credit
able display of batting and fielding on both sides.
The Eclectics went the bat at 245 p IN. and were
neatly disposed Of by good play in the inheld for
single run Anecus party batting well for four runs
In their first innings In the second innings the Eceetes
retired two their opponents scoring three the totals
standing seven three in favor OF the Jerseyen Ia
the third innings, Ececcs gained ground little,
scoring hve 10 the Amerieuss four. In the next two
innings very sharp fielding was shown on bon
sides the close Of the fifth innings leaving the totals n
twelve eight favor OF Jersey In the sixth innings
the New Workers ought TO have been put out Tor nlt
hut three nsscatches gave them three Instead and
by good batting they afterward added five more Jnd
ts their opponents TO retire for another blank
score. This compliment returned in the Bcveath,
neither party scoring In the two last innings the
Ecleccs did excellent batting, for no less than 10
runs the Jersey boys getting vc only, the last innings
closing for score Of SO to II in favor OF the Eccctcs
The umpire ept parties down 20 the letter u the
law and the result was lively fielding game, occupying
but hour and three-quarters. We give the score
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
Gperial Notiees.

A.a.,o., I,stituteThe POLYTBClINIC BRANCH VII meet
THIS bnrsyJ EVENING In Room No ~ cooper % nas y, aonIsd
sssss E,remens BY Prof VsDdsrveyde Ihe PGSS sss IN
vltsd % -
I'm. York Ladies' soGthern Relief Association
where donations
S ,S will be gratefully received sssn9wedssd and PrS%p ron h
so Of nDney VIII also % eoe"e" W W.
~ ssas ~ sss IpI sRTilIR LRARY, esq No 70 wiism.se
T... chance 20 MIKE Money Rapidly offered TO PSI,
narc 10 tske the Of Europe. south Amcna
ties VIVA sta,es California tho New s,sS i9f
SI1yi,s GRsAT DOUBLE MAP OF EuKofE ASD IA md var
Lo,D ~ ,n.r, nountsd musn both sides sneo 'uI
ssa t sp h ross and patent Vesssr' o hs man
nhoa WIZ ,ss sis thrown ffont THIS srea, Al
ns taps worth go yet en S
o't an =, Rsroue America wanna copy See ias'
ia Wants" columns TO-DAY J. T. LLOYD No n 0oorlsodt.s
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PROSPECTS FOR RUsrNnss.


The railroad eoneetOn between Omaha anhe nov
and the earnings Of the Union Pacific tie sections already ssA
the weeks May Thess earnings e.
the rosi pog-esses sH nucs mtS pay the CON
psnys bonds ut the through bess the only Gds 0. rsss<
between the Afarhc mi Pacific muzrbs immense
VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE B0ND5
Tie Company repey submit bst ir shove sta,enen, Of s
fully demonstrates the sesy Of their Bon and diOas proof
they you'd suggest eths Bonds oered @ sh 80 900 500
ST miles which sssoosOo haFs sleAdy been
expended go ney of road the russng sss ne
remanong 1877 miles q hessiy completed
At the rate of so Sess Bonds sssss
interest - the present eoy.o Of
NINE. PER CENT, fr y.
aud believed tbs Of the Rosd like the Gose
Bonds they viii pas This sesd s
limited the present low asd rets he right 10
the price at their option.
Subscriptions will be receivedin MY Yotk By thgr
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, EO 2 xASsAU-Sf,
CLARK, DODGE Co, BAswxas. NO 81 whs@Sr,
JOHN J. CISCO SON. BArExxs. NO. 33 TALLsT.
snd By BANKS AND BANKERS greraiy thronAas shs vrs
States Of whom descriptive pbl-ts bsobtsB
viii also be by nail from the CnyaBs Once Nc -
ss~Yok application Subscribers ~il Agents
safe delivery Of the bonds
JOHN j. CISCO,
TREASURBR. NIyW YORK.
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Married.

Wednessy Mav 90 Trinity Chapel
bv thu Rev DR. Hgb-y Theodore Aseoagh Maggie A. eldest
daughter of George sSneln esd all Of his city.
COLIN-COOKE-ln Brookyn Wednesday MAY 19
h. North Reformed Church by the Wu-
I. Enyard n Parke Collin ~ Abbi- g. Cooke
Pawhhgs Eew-Iork. the Rev g. W.
THURSDAY May - John H. Nichols Of Patterson SeTforf,
to Phebe f. eldest Il Alexander Allen, esq.
TALCOT-wATKINsA the residence Of the brides iaths Grass
Lake Mich Thursday MAY % BY the Rev G. wortey o rsss
Lir assisted by the W W Williams Of Toledo, Oho Ed n.
Aeh Antoinst,e NJ eHy daughter OF
ti.o W Nsfkus esa. sf tae place. No cards
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

woTkiingwomen who may be unable to buy Some Of tIe
soN ns % peI I o 10y tne Superintendent OF tie Work.
Lodging HOUSE, and those Institutions are TO @1oV
share OF the pron which the letting and sale OF sewing
machines may yield. - ''"'"o
MT John W. Farmers Institute was literally iammed
I4st eFSls tG occasion being stated meeting of tho
uihon CooIttNc iiuIdlng Society, numbeTinp AOl
members representing capital of $4,000 The society
hereafter meet at Runk's Hotel ''' WIN
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
Mr.. Thnmp.an,- NIiurnke.

Thompson Bgs H. writes 10 1865 purchaied Of
had preVon. been puierd against account
of thrrAdupposng as did that made th
%
Tho each loop by the wcor Gibbs has wonderful
effect producing elastic and durable have had
abundant opportunity Of testing In the ghie and the hesE, work
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

Patent Combination
. MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO .H
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
THIS being COATED PKncmA, aoes wcs
SrErrcH. FiRxLY PuLLEr ana
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Does ErposURE-
THE COMBINATION HOSE
inside With and the ony ee
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in,y usequed Engnes and call the speef
at,7o,ioa Of
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To the fact that without
pounds tho nch be.ag dss
that Of Leather OF Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
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No. PARK-PLACR,
ErKr Doom DHoADvAr BAEk. Nnwreas.
The Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or EEw.Y0RK
Rs WINSTON. President
CASH ASSETS
Invested Bond and Morsss. or United States sssehs
$20, ,406, COS AZ.
approved description Of Life and Bndo~nent Policies
.sd lives At moderate rates 'ssurpins al upss annually 70 VA
% ids.i ns, o.s 20 % =; % ~. % oosIoa ~ *. .s.s. ~ "
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

-TRoTTrNG AT THE FASHION COURSE.
The match for 81. .OOO mile heats best three in FIVE
between b. Maccs distinguished bay stallion Ethan Aiken
and running mate, and James Dongrcys bay gcldiDg
Brown George and running mate, came OF yesterday.
The interest OF the of tho day before between Dexter
and Lady ThOre. drew large n crowd that IL occa-
sOned moderate attendance only to this pairs
to the pole. The heat of the day deferred many from
going The trot was very fine One and the last
TWO heats were admirable Ethan Allen and mate
won in three straight heats, doing the two
last i'll min. 2l sec, and min. 10 This last
heat is as fast Ethan has ever made to the pole.
He did it before, running. Ethan is II years
old, and has been the nearly all the years OF
his life since he was years His frst prominent race
trOttcd in 1853 at the Union Course with the Rose OF
Washington, whom he beat. 1t made name for him.
and he has maintained high standing since He
the sire OF Mr. BOnners wonderful (out Of the IA
POcahOntas for which he gave S25OOo IL is good
sort that tros well Ethan Allen lasts long. and
begets such progeny.
SUMMARY
Match for 1000; mile heats best With running
Dan Maees Ethan AlleE and
JsS DOugr-ys br Brown George and mate.........Z
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

TpB SANTIAGO DE- CUBA.-Yesterday the wreckers
ccesasd IN heavIng over the vessel partially and her
head s now on the beach and all sready for oa'ns her
Ut the next spring tide
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
Important 20 Railway Travellers
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of the country the principal Of trsei Es
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community -
I-NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED TINE TABLES giving tho tine
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Jobs gnsrany .his Inder ndpenssh
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Cnrd-MouRNNe GOODS Of ever d:.sSo snd constantly "saa,
Te,ny 4 Goa Prices reasonable
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THE CINCINNATI RACES.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-There were very large at
tendance at the Buckeye Club Course to-day. Three
the first hurdle, handicap. for all ages
for purse Of $500, two miles. eight hurdles -Four
horses started T. j. Smith entered M. ID and Deserter
and Alexander entered Red Bird and Sarah Red Bird
won the Time, 4:i63 Second race, dash OF -
miles, for all for purse OF $3.50, won by SlL
Time, 2ssi four horses started Third mile
heats best three ve for all for purse OF $500
Two horses started Grgsby and West entered Maggie
McCarty j. H. Smith entered Luxembnrg first three
heats won by Luxemburg. Time 1860, E0S
and l:573
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

RENARKsPOou Of heavy thunder Storm lightning
passed this city from lJ 10 45 Morning
rs1y eogty very Afternoon cseady Kvesing cloudy and
windy Thick fog FROM 43o IN. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

The Potts Memorial Church of Morisania VIII Dc
dedicated tomorrow, the exercises beginning AT %
o'clock D. n The sermon will be preached by the hey; M
Alfred Il. Kellogg Of the university piaoo N"' W '''
city.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
1sieenn Reyenne stamps stamps he formerly connected with the

internal Reyezue Office as clerk. VIM '"'
AN INSANE son SHOOTS HIS FATHER.
IooUhNEEPSiE, NJ T., May &.--Mr. Joseph II.
"oh'on' prominent lawyer Of this city, was danger
o., wounded last light by ball from a revolver the
latte Des ~ Ied by his sou. who is insane The wounded
man ~ l ~ d y very precarOus condition. though lac may
recover lhe son has been placed I'm ail
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
FIFTH GAME.

At this point the game was adjourned till today
Neither player appears have obtained any advantage
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

r.n Ht
~ 49, 800 sae. 80 p s-a r.a 1a3 49,
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Tho


UNTON PACIFTO RAILROAD COMPANY
Are constructing RsiNsesa from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
westward t'"sri he Pacific Ocean making ~ sonuecoas
broken line
ACROSS TIE CONTINBET.
The oompsny oaer a hunted smousi Of their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
haviug - and bearing annual interest paye on tts
day VI Jlanay and Jay IN the CITY RewYork al te rate Of
SIX PER CENT In GOLD
NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
This road completed @ Omaba 1 nie. west on c M Of ys,sf
nary 1861 AMI fully eqqpp trsas regularly roaming ovs
The Company sufficient -
remaining portion 10 ll sf the Rocky Mouau ms
which under TO be done September Of this year. es
pectd that the entire road be oist Omshs
western with the Central PSc being rapidly but cs
ward from Saersmento. Cal, dnrag 1870
MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
Estimating tho b, % ses
mle the Unsed Siites Government Issues rs per THIRTY
bOh TO the Company the rosd fahei sbo
sssSSo per mile, amounting 10 SIt2o3gO
The COMPANY also permitted to ssae is F Msriesse Bes
70 On equal amount ani the time spsc, Of Goa
gress are made Fs, Mortgage lac ~
Uaited States being ssjordiqte o them,
The Government makes donation Of 10 rs
amounting to 2OJ 900 acFe estimated S9Oooo msksx
the total eTsye Of the capital sislGO; bat the x
value Of the lands csnGot he realized
The authorized Capital Company Landtef ss
dollars Of which Gye millions have se.y PAID wLa
Is not supposed ;ha. tha
qaired lf
The cost Of the road
sae hundred milias dollars. exclusive OF egalpasIL