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The perfumed light
Steals through tie mist OF alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath
OF orangedlowers that bloom rofl Pa fs-sa


And every air is heavy with the breath
Oh o,angediowers that bloom rfsf lss~fg-Es
I the midst of Hoses"
Such was the howery land filed with heal
ing airs and life-preserving products, where
Dr.. Drake discovered the chief Ingredients of
his wonderful Tonic Medicine--Plantation
Bitters-the enchanted tropical island of St.
Croix. The Plantation Bitters, combining all
the medicinal and tonic virtues OF the healing
and life sustaining products of that favored
clme are, without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all
other Stomachie difficulties. ..---
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
~sF sauo3leod2w&5w2w
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Yaic for Gaxernar.

The returns received yesterday, by mail,
comprise about thirty towns, which give. Gen.
Chamberlain ,222 majority against 1891 ma
jority last wear. The falling off in these towns
was not so great as in those previously received.
Our returns now comprise 139 towns, which
foot UP as follows: Chamberlain, 2S,696; Pills
bury, q ,442; Chamberlain's majority, Z, 254--
Last year his majority in these towns was
1862; showing a loss of 1888 from last year,
and indicating majority in the whole State
of about 1900.
1t will be several days before full returns
from all parts of the State reach US. We shall
give them in full when received.
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BALDWIN AND STANDIsH.-In this represe"7
tative district there was 80 Republican MAJOR
ity, but owing to division upon the noi NINA
ton of the Republican candidate for represent
tative, the Democrats succeeded in eleenng
their candidate by five plurality
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MEMORIAL HALL-A meeting of the Com
mittee of the Alumni of Bowdoin College, is to
be held in this city this afternoon for the pur-
pose of deciding upon the-spot where to locate
the Memorial Hall ON the College grounds at
Brunswick. We learn that a site 100 feet
west of Massachusetts, Hall will probably be
selected as the spot, and that the edifice will
be built of the beautiful Hallowell granite. t,
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Cnt0g,...rh Ca. be C,tred :
Ratcbelor,s Hair 1--we

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
Instant aneous. No Disappointment. No ridiculous
tinis. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes Invisorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful The genuine is sigued WI
liam 4. Bdtcheior. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perinmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
gsg' Beware ofa Counterfeit. 5irl,
November TO- 1866 ,d1ysn 1890
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MINERAL SPRTvG,
sARoyal Victoria Hotel,
ii#,S NASSAU, N. r., Bahamas.

TUNNELL & LORIAZ, PRoPRIEToRs.
This large and spacious Hotel lone OF the largest and
best In the West Indiesl will be opened for the
commodation of visitors Nov. 1, 1867
Nassau is beautiful city the Island of New
Providence and is noted Tor its even temperature,
the thermometer ranging about rs during the Win
ter months.
Steamer CORSICA leaves New York every iour
weeks, and it taxes only four days to reach Nassau
All letters for Information addressed 10 TUNNEL
II LoRIAZ, Nassau, N r., will bcPrompuy answered
Aug29 d3nl
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100 Especial Notace.-The members Oh
Machigonne aud Eastern Star Encampments'
will take particular notice that 5 o'clock to-
morrow morning, is the hour appointed for
starting from the Lodge Room. laihNh1-
Per order of the Committee.
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DISASTERS.

s Sch Sun, (of Wnterport) Harding, from Boston
tor Bangor, With an assorted cargo went ashore az
Capt Harding, and the mate. FLAMES Bowler with
his son, We're lost A portion of the cargo and ma
teriais will be saved The vessel was owned by the
captain and mate. s.f ..l. t..- s.ra strs FaH
Sch Lunkersue, lot Bristol) Humphrey. from Ban
gor Tor Plymouth. capsized in Boston Bay night Of
the Sth. Crew saved and arrived a Boston.
= Sch Willis Putnam, Cook, ut Boston rom Calais
reports picked up the captain and of the schr
Emma Olkes, from Bangor sior Boston, which snnk
of Cape Ann. about 3 AM.
BarIue OCEAN Eagle, Luce, from Bordeaux Tor
New York, put into Queenstown 10th inst, in dis
tress. tIeaky3 lE 100 I'Ig tIlH 'HE
SHIP Premier at San Francisco from Boston, re-
ports, experienced severe gale from SW in lat So,
Ion 90 carried away some fifteen chain plates and re-
ceived other damage; also, threw over portion OF
the cargo to ease the ship.
Sch Amelia, Elems, from Rockland for New York
with lime put aeh to LIST inst, with her cargo on
fra
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The REToRT COURTEOUS. -''You're duil
looking set,' az Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth "We shall soon improve, under your
auspices, as the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
don't. N7fi rt aa'.t aai. aug7eod St
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A CoLoRED WoMAN's SPEECH. The editor
Of the Sumpter Is. CO. News expresses the ut
most astonishment at the speech of a coIored
Anna Dickinson, to whom he recently listened
in that town. He says:u e sn l9dm -
The days of sensations and wonders in Sump-
ter have not yet entirely passed away. The
most starting exhibition of the kind that we
have had for many years took place in our
courthouse on the evening of Friday last Mrs
e. y. Watkins, a colored lecturer, delivered an
address to the freedmen of the town. in refer
ence to their future, political and moral, and
the great and unexpected changes which have
come upon the country within the last few
Years. In company with other white citizens
We were present Oh the occasion to which we
her lips with the utmost attention. and with
our minds fully prepared to receive her argu-
ments with strict impartiality.
While we are candid and truthful enough to
say that we cannot entirely agree with her in
some. of the views which she advanced. we
would, at the same time, be unworthy the con-
hdence of our readers, us a chronicler OF passing
events, did we fail to acknowledge that we
were deeply and conscientiously7 Impressed
With the learning and research which she ex-
hibited, and the remarkable-nav, extraordin-
agriculture and refinement which were yisi-
Die In her finished and forcible style of oratory
From what we heard and saw We are fully
convinced that she has devoted many years of
her life to her present occupation We are
certain, too, that none of this valuable time has
Deen wasted, for her mind has evidently been
stored with much of that knowledge which is
only to be gained by an intimate acquaintance
with the literature and book lore of all ages
and kingdoms. asa.t~.4.-. II. -
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EkfN clara Bailkta. Haakin, keaaabuas,
selt olive 1raueh French, Cutler
b sen Laura May. Bateman, Southport
Sch Elmaral, Soldiers Damariscotta.
Sch Ann Parker, Berry, Bangor tor Salem.
CLEARED,
John & Chase. - -
Barque Queen OF the Fleet, tBr) Scott st John.
NB-S T Randall. a-s.-
Brig Kennedy, Geo Titeomb, Alexandria
j Knight.
Sch Hattie Ross, Ulrick, Cardenas- Phinney &
Sch f G Willard, Parsons, Philadelpha-E VIII
lard.
SAILED--Barque Norton Slower brigs Geo W
Chase, and Abby Thaxter.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9th inst, U S steamer Mahon-
ing, Webster. Portland. tt ,
ar at do 10th, barque Steele, Fnimore' 'roni
Portland.
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,asdcnea have hesn hid baiafe Congress. AID
i record Of the remaining names is being made
mn for presentation to the House in November
It is thought at the pardon bureau that the
whole number Of persons Individually pardoned
up to this date is about $4,000.
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Caution.

We. ctlattenton to the fact that iMIrArIoNs OF
our fine EiECTRO-PLATE, consisting OF Dinner,
icssert. ai Tea Services, etc. are bens extensive
that there ase English limitations in the market
both of inferior quality. Our goods may he procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country
and purchasers may avoid countereits by noting o9
Trademark on every article OF our manufacture
Inns. T
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FiVst Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Ceat. Coupon BONDS.

per SCksC. coupon HOndS,
| Principal oHd Interest payable liza Gold
Coin in New York city. They are in sums OF ST.
600 each, with semi-aHnual gold coupons attached,
and ara selling for the present at O5 FER cent and
accrued interest from July LIST added in currency, at
which rate they yield nearly
Nine per Gent. npo.i GIso Investment.
These Bonds, authorized by act of Congress- are is
sued only as the work progresses and 10 tho same a.
mounto only as the Bonds granted by the Govern
ment and represent in all cases. tho first lien upon
completed, equipped, and productive railroad, in
winch have been invested Government subsidies
STOCK subscriptions, donations. surplus earnings eic
ami which Sworth more than ihree times the amount
OF First Mortgage Bonds which can be issued upon IL
Ike agreement of his Company to pay PRINCIPAL and
interest OF thor Bonds in con being made under the
Special Contract Law of California authorizing and
enforcing contracts to pay gold, is legayy bird;no
unlike similar agreements made by commands. in
States where no such legislative sanction exi.,s
In these important particular the Securities Of tho
Central Pacific Company Offer an upus,,aJ dsor.s %
safety, stability ard profit combined
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Con,naD, ,.o
destined to occupy prominent place among First
Class Securities in the money markets. of this cont
ana Europe, and Will without doubt, be eagerly
sought for and anxiously dealt in herea ter mr. r,t
materially IN advance Of the price at which they are
offered.
Having carefully investigated the resources. nro-
sress' and prospects of the road, and the manage
ment oil the Company's affairs, cordially recon-
mend these Bonds to Trustees Execntoys In.i,u
lions, and others entirely sound ,.cJ;ahj ,
re'nunerdttce. form Of permanent investnaenf ~
Conventions OF GOycrnment seeurss;o.
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LIZ First Page to-day-Mr. Fossenden's
ssConservatism" Sumner on Fessenden; Per-
sonality; Asylum for Inebriates; Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Old Coin; Napoleon's
Son; Victor EmmanuePs Children; Street
Incidents. -ua
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Cnmber.na nd Oaan,x.

Returns from all the towns i'll this county,
with the exception of Casco, Harpswell, Otis
field and Raymond, have been received, and
the following is the aggregate vote for Cover
nor:
Chamberlain, 6517
Pillsbry, e @ 5215
Republican majority, 1902
The remaining towns gave 67 Republican
majority last year. The whole Republican
county ticket is elected Mr. Staples majority
for Register of Probate will exceed 800 Mr.
Leach will have about the same majority for
Register of Deeds. The other candidates for
Coanty officers will have about 1850 majority
The HUB" ,ENLARGED.-The annexation of
Roxbury to Boston is an accomplished fact,
though the opponents to the measure, it is
said, propose even now to have the banns for
hi lden,, through the. agency of the Supreme
Court. But where both parties to the alliance
are 50 'willin' (" that they give vote of nearly
four to one in its favor. it would be an unkind-
ly act OF the judiciary to interpose to prevent
it. We learn from the Boston Journal that
there was majority in each of the wards of
the two cities in favor of the union. The new
municipality will embrace an area of 1910 acres,
capable of accommodating one million Of inhabi-
tants. The estimated population on the LIST of
January, 1865 is two hundred and thirty thou
sand, of which Roxbury will contribute thirty
thousand. The wealth is estimated at $475,O0O,-
000-a very comfortable little sum for the happy
couple to commence life with-Roxbury bring
ing the modest dowry of $4,000 600 Boston
will now rank as the largest city in the United
States-after New York, Brooklyn and Phila-
delphia.
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Business Items.

RUB1oEL instantly alleviates the singing
sensation caused by sunburn.
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Remember the sale of valuable lot Oh land
at auction this afternoon at 3 o'clock, by .. ..
Railey
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DIED Sl

In this city, Sept. TO- Mary Isabel, only child OF
John r. and Lucy a. Saw, er, aged months DAYS,
city, aged 80 years.
In Westbrook, Sept 10, Miss AImira Broad, aged
70 years. - .'i' = s
her late residence. Relatives and friends are inv.t
ed TO attend.
In Iincolnville, Aug It. Lizzie H., wife OF Lumis
B. Decrow. aged Is years.
"a In Bfookim, Aug. e. Mr., Edward Bake.q aged
ham. aged 81 years. "
j. In North Haven, Aug. 20, Mrs. Nancy Kent, aged
In North Haven, Aug. 81, Mrs. Hannah Ames,
aged So years, ,501ld
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SARkER'S Sugar Loaf Coal is considored about
me hardest OF Lelish Goals. Those recurring
coal OF TINS character viii take notice that have re-
ceived cargo OF 20 tons Egg, the size usually re-
CURED for furnaces and large stoves, and thai the
same will be offered alta vSfy low nr;ce-,ass tban
: 90 $50 s,a.,.,wr,. :; "a JOSEPH III. POOR, .
September 10. d1wsn " ~ = .,-,is J" ~ Cd
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A CURIOSITY Yesterday Mr. c. H. Howe,
of this city, brought in the Office of the Press
branch of the-common purple dainson on
which the ripe fruit was growing side by side
with the freshly opened flower. The fruit was
large and fair, and the blossoms perfect. The
garden ..--.., .ii .,.es.- 5., ..-..Fs.t-..
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why SUFFER- from Sores ?
I'D ETOLe,S Ar3lic0 Oj5lE21,e,,fa

When, by the use OF the ARNICAs OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts
Wonnds, and erery Complaint Of the Skin. Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
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EVE NJ rTH Nv g
For SHOOTING or Fishing.

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, RdSors, Scissors, Tail
ors, Barber's and other SHEARS, Fruit and Foscsr
CLIPPERS "a new hing, and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of G. L. BAILEY,
aug2IeOdtf sn No. 45 Exchange Street.
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DEERISG HAIL was again well filled last
evening TO witness the second performance of
the interesting drama of the Octoroon. This
scene is placed upon the stage in good shape,
and the managers deserve great credit Yam
kee Locke appeared again last evening as
Salem Scudder, and gave us a fine specimen
of his acting. On account of the success and
at the urgent request of a large number of
people Messrs. Bidwell & Locke have consent
cd TO play it once more this evening, and then
it must be Withdrawn to make room for other
novelties, in which the whole company will
annaar - ------- = -------
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woTEL5.
SPRING IsOUSE,
WEST BETH "a, WE.

..AaSPRING IL OUSE,
i.&It WEST BETH "a, WE.
This delightful summer resort ioI 7 wrists anu In.
vads seeking the pleasures and Comforts OF neat
and quiet "Country Hon." is situalri at the i0ot Oh
Anasagunticook Mountain, in the utifIil valley OF
the Androscoggin River, surrounded by LOFTY noun
tains and the most romantic sceucry, anorumg
walks and drives unequalled in New Engianu.
On the premises Is q celebrated
MINERAL SPRTNG,
Which is fine palatable chalybeate water, power
fully tonic and duretc in its action. -
For the excellent properties of this water, and the
5eauty OF the scenery, am permitlc 10 -eier TO Dr.
Dayes and N. n. Deerng, Esq, 81 Portland.
" Transient and steady boaitlers solicited.
Terms moderate.
JOHN KESGaBUEsY, rOPrieter,
WEST BETHEL, MAINE.
sP-Carriages Away in att ndance at West Bethel
Station 10 convey passengers TO the House.
Aug 20-d3w
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THE annual meeting of the Boston s. Maine
Railroad, will be held at Lawrence to-day, and
Stockholders will be passed to and from the
place OF meeting in the regular trains. gy.i .s3a
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81
.oVIlAMhFCfo

81
soBllAM A1cto .-gs gm
Al goods hearing this stamp are heaily plated on
the finest Albata Nickel Silver and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate. '.''Af ,"2"'f 'i'
GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
SverSmiths q Manufacturers of Fine Eleetro-Plate,
june19 N wed&5Sat 6.n -sfi' Providence r. T.
=, az The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Senter's 30i Congress st. n L--------. $3.50.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept. O. by Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury
Phlneas Whitney and Miss Maria Z. Wescolt, ali OF
Portland.
In Belfast, Aug. Is, John W. Dicsey, ,Jr.. and
Jaiia A. Wadlin. both of Northport ~
In Belfast, Aug. IL, Lowell L. Blood and Margaret
Matthews. r7r t.i -. - go -
In North Montville, Aug. 20, Benz. j. Br, ant OF
Knox, and Myra l. Libbey, Of Freedom 8trr
In Thorndke, Aug. %, Geo. NJ . Kichal tlsop. of
Freedom, and Mary G Monroe OF L.
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CONCENTRATED LYE.

OON OE " Il ltAH ID II Il Es
1t will make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or &c
gallous OF the very best soft soap tor only about so
cents. Directions each box. For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores slil tT' -r''as -n'5itH
'i3 BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS. ".
sB- Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
Manufacturing Cos Saponider. no17sNeod&wly
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For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
So cents to .. p. SEYMOUR s. CO., tsoston. Mass ,
and receive a box by return mail. W. F. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. ~ alril261ysn
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HE time allowed for the sale of Shares in
the Washington Library Co., has nearly ex-
PRED This method of raising fund for the
gratutlous education of soldiers and sailors
orphans (Elaine will be allowed to designate
her proportion Of the pupils) has met with I'M
PARALLEL success. The U. S. Government set
the example of aid by declaring the Associa-
ton exempt from all charges or special tax,
amounting to some thousands ofdollars,) thus
endorsing the responsibility of the gentlemen
who have this matter in charge, and assuring
the country at large, that the enterprise will
be honestly and fairly managed. The oppor-
tunity can be had for few days longer, for
our citizens to obtain the shares and the ac-
companying beautiful steel engravings, of
Geo. r. Davis s. Co., Agents for the State of
Maine t fH'N 'i1-.'iti 's4t Ftt'Ns'tt 'iii''
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Religious Notices.
Official Voc of the City.

MRS MANSFIELD will preach at Second Advent
Hall On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this
ulna L
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Medical Notice.

G. IL. CHADWICK, D., VIII devote special at
tention to Dsea es Of the Eye No. 3OII Congress ST.
/ May 49, sSttj salcG saIia 's'''
s aYoia JisJ .oE ssiT.4taa
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To-day promised to be very interesting
one, as classes and S-fastest trotting stall
lions and gentlemen's driving horses that have
never trotted faster than ESQ in wagon in pub
lie, will come up for exhibition in speed.
This afternoon Matched Horses, Driving
Horses not faster thar 245, and those where
oever owned that never have made better time,
than 2.33 in public. Glasses, 4, O. and u will
be exhibited. These classes include Emma
Lee" Richmond Boy "Bnl wellman, ""Lit-
tie FEED" of A. NJ. Savage, and "Lady Chap
man." Some of the fastest and most valuable
horses in the State will show their speed. The
latter named mare was the one who made such
remarkable time on the ice at Camden last
winter. The day promises to be fine and cool
and will be one of the best of the Fair season.
We would say that Capt. Barnum will run
his new coach to the Fair Grounds, from the
Preble House at a moderate rate and at the
proper hours to accommodate those who wish
to go in that way. '3
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an 4 FoRElGN PORTS. HFW
Cid at Malaga 2Ist uli, barque SicIaa, Sparrow,
fof BOSTON. a7Ie-gs I'D 81 lr-e sl-r III IN ~
Ar at Valparaiso I'd ult, ship Washington Libby.
Snot. Cailao for England. -
At Altavcla 18th ult, brig Jas Miller, Pendleton
Tor Hampton Roads.
AR Al Liverpool It'll inst, ship Rosolute Freeman,
New York. 44.. ,t r-.I f., N - 49,
AT Carlchas 3Oth ult, brig Fredonia, Damon. for
Portland, ldg; and others.
CID at Quebec 4th, ship Pilgrim. Richardson, for
Ar at Glace Bay, CD, 26th ult. brig Eugenia
rt lPer steamer, at Quebec ,.t,
:, Ar at Singapore July II, Penang Patten, rom
Hong Kong. 4ii-ii 9fi TIC u t1f1i - VI =
Sid nm shangIae June %, Helen W Amy, Free
man. Newschwang. aH"'H1h7
gar at Hong Il eng duly 2, Wild Gazette. Lewis
New York. .ass2sF
Ar at Liverpool 9th nit, MaIlevne, Waite. Mira
miehi y b; 2sth PrisciIla Jones, Monteyideo. z 3
Sid Eth. Alarm, Hughes, Shanghai.
On Sreat6 ripsfiead 27th, 81 d m, Francis II Fav
Durham, from Liverpool Tor Ph ladellhia. nrit4,i
caea,zw SPOKEN. ~sN - 4,
aJuhs 5, LAT q S, ion 81 e. ship Sycamore fron,
Calcutta for Boston
June 9. lat So S, Ion 20 O6 W, ship Regent, Elliot
from Liverpool for Alden. N n -f,s7I'|
July2t lat 10 N Ion 81 w, shin Game Cock from
New York loi Kong Kong
Aug 10, lat As 20 ion 10 80, shin American Eas,.
ffom London tor New York 7'e'
-p,ss
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Second National HORSE Fair

FIRST DAY.
According to the programme the great Ma
tional Horse Fair opened at the Forest City
Driving Park yesterday in a very encouraging
manner under the direction of the Driving
Club of this city. The weather was cool and
every thing that could be desired. In the
morning family horses, colts and stations
We're exhibited, and the peculiar points of each
noted by the committee. ,0 .lI.qu. 13
In the afternoon the attendance was quite
| spirited, yet the best of order prevailed under
| the management of the police, Deputy Mar
| shall Wentworth acting as Marshal in the alb
sence of Marshal Head, who was absent on
| important professional duty.
AT 2 IL O'clock, classes 1 and 6, being re-
spectiyely fast trottng colts four years old and
under. and gentlemen's driving horses that
have never made better time than three min
| utes mile in public were exhibited
The fist contest was between the grey mare
Milk Maid,' bay mare "W9terville Lady"
and bay gelding Hickory After two heats,
which wsNpno uninteresting both Of which
were won by milk Mad," the purse OF $40
was awarded to Mr.. F. S. Palmer. Time Of
winning colt, 302 and $50.
| In class g. Of gentlemen's driving horses of
| three minutes mile, there were seven entries.
| though but five horses were brought up to
contend This was the most satisfactory race
of the two3 We never saw track vet wide
enough for more than three horses abreast,
and two are always the favorite number Sew
eral false starts were made owing in part to
| so many horses in the field and the impossi-
bility OF getting five line sufficiently even
to call it go" Emma Lee" Lady Emma''
and ''Frenchman" were the principal horses,
the other two being too far behind them to
need particular mention. The first heat was
very fine one with Emma Lee" as the favor
lite. She made fine square trot and won the
heat in 2.52. The next heat was won by Lady
Emma" after considerable scoring, though on
account of the rather unfavorabe send off and
| the general skipping and breaking of all the
trotters, it was not SO satisfactory to the great
mass of the company as the former heat
Time-2.46.
In the third heat, which was participated in
by only two horses, Emma Lee" and Lady
Emma" there was some square trotting and
considerable excitement, and the heat and the
first purse were awarded to Emma Lee" By
this time it began to grow dark and the exer-
lnfcn orno Il, Id e. Al. -
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HOUSE,
OCEAN HOUSE.

HR This House will be opened to the public
tk4&sH for the season, ON Saturday June %
1,EE5,H CHAMBERLIN, HALL ~ CO.,
EE&at.U june14dtf PrOprletors.