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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
--S:ssssss,,5I "a Aac axe. sloEaay Abril H. lS17
<4sStS-elss,.y trains viii run ms fIlioA
Passenger trains leave Saco River for PGrt'an n
$50 and 800 =. NJ, and $40 p. ". Leave FortIani
Tor Saeo River 7.l6 4. Nj, 20 and 6.15 z. Nj.
The 8 o'clock train from Saco River, AID the q
o'clock from Portland Will be freight trains with pas
sCnger ears attached.
Steam Car Accommodation Train.-Leavc Cor
ham at S a. NJ. and . p Nj.
Leave Portland at l2.15 and Up. NJ.
ssaS 55agSr cORISet 81 oOTnai1 ior y sst Gorhsrl,
StsEjtsh, Steep k&!ls, Baldwin, Donn.rl, sebsso,
1ri1gtoD, Loyal, Hiram, BrUBnAeld IL, ebtlT.
CONWAY, Bar.lett JACKSON LilI!Est0n, cornish il or.
Tax. Freedom, Madison, mad Eaton, y. Il,
81 Buxton coDter Tor West Huxton. BuIny-Eagis
South k!mns:oa himington, LiInerie1, Rswaslc,
pafsoEsGs.d aud 0sstpOo
AtSsses-appa Ter South Htn3Sam, Wirdhem Etrl
sEd North @inGhaDl, daily.
i;y order OF the President.
Portland April 70, 1867 dti
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HaAsnE CENTRAL Il. H.
SPRING ARGAr.aEMENT.

1sTgS-TI On and after Monday, April 15tA,
stS@T;4-@cnrrent, Il aims will leave oIUaHd t,i
i!ilngol and all Intermediate station On this me- a,
llO =. n daily For Lewiston ana Aubul only, al .
100 \. NJ.
s5ss Freight trains for wateryilleand all ntelu.,.
diate stations, leave Portland al SIS 4 N.
Tram lrom Bangor is iue at Portland at 2 Is p n,
IN season 10 Onnect with uan for Boston.
From Lewiston and Auburn only at 10 AM
EDWIN &UlES, SUBJ.
- Nov. I, 1866 1oslitt
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G.N Spring Street. near South Street. about 5000
" taet of land, together with Two story house
barn and large garden. Centrally located For fur
tier information enquire OF
..ffE JOHN c. Proctor,
Real Estate Broker Middle Street.
June 10, DIV t.a,
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NJ ii. REDpY,
ma MERCHANT TAILOR
AND DEALER IN
GENTS Flu FINISHING GOODS,

No. 101 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store one OF the finest assortment OF
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSlNERES, &C., that can be found in
Portland These goods have been selected with great
and especially adapted the fashionable trade
and at prices that cannot il to please, and all goods
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed
call is respectfully solicited Thankful to friends
for past patronage, hoping to merit continuance OF
the same.
jan9dtf NJ. H. REDDY, Proprietor.
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E+'SSe - ALE

l'sSA 4 two story house en- Sawyer street. Ferry
4.ii!i village Hnislel throughout, convenient for
Two iaples and has been built about two
tCais.
For particulars inquire at tlc store of
iA'+' ~ ~ A. V. 81 X. NJ. COLE.
Possession given Ist OF May. April 20. tt
.-.s..,. ..s. For Sale. ..I1s.. ~
'ftRRlE stored brick house No. so on High Street,
corner of Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
-soriber,
Also two three storied brick stores on Fore Street,
corner 0fPearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall stated roots, the rear on Wharf Street
tour stores with cellars For terms and particulars
enquire OF the subscriber. -
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland, Aprl3, 1851. dui
Variable Real Estate on %Ommer-
cEai StEeet for sale.
LOT of land about 81 feet front on Commercial
"A street and extending 204 # TO Fore st, the same
now occupied by b. +. Noble IL o.
Apply to j. BROWNE,
% Mly1. II 'f -'-tA.-' 10 State Street.
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Inland Route.
To MT. Desert and Machias.
~ a TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

=. g. Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
sSAA~~N CHAs. DEERING, master, win leave
n n .EIN\ RAILROAD Wharf, foot of States rect,
80 .SsaAA every Tuesday and Eridny
-. : :. - Evening, at II O'clock. for koes-
iand, Casune, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mt Desert,
Milibridge, Jonesport and Machiasport.
Returnng, will leave Machiasport every Monday
and Thursday Morning., at O'Clock, touching
az above named landings, and arriving IN Portland
the same night. 49,. f.-
The "City of Richmond connects at Rockland
with steamer katahdin for Bangor and intermediate
"a Baggage checked through.
~ ROoS d STURDEVANT, General Agents,
Apr23dtf 15l Commel cai Street
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fla.sr DIR. }. Il. HUGHES
ia oASBEsOUNp AT MS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
No. II P7'eJle Street.

L. ef.ra Near the Preeie BoasS,
WHEiiE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost condolences by The Afflicted az
hours daily, and from "A. NJ. to Up ~.
Dr. III. addresses those who are suffering under the
aifiiction OF fivate diseases whether arising from
impure come, ton or the terrible vie of scf-abuse
Devotng HE entire time 10 that particular branch o.
the mestieai profession, he feels warranted in GUAR
ASTEkiNG CURE IN ALL CASKS, " hether OF Ions
standing OF reuentiy eOntrocted entirely removing the
dregs OF disease nom the system, and ma king per
ect AMI PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted "a ths
nct o. his ions standing and well-earnsd reputation
ess. . SO
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~ oEfCs3. ! win sell on favorable terms as 10
~ payment, or letior term of years, the iots on
the corner g! Middle and Franklin streets, ana on
trlnkH street, inclu]ng the corner OF Frank ana
Fore streets. ABBY TO WM. III LIZARD, Bangor,
nr SMITH 81 REfD Attorneys Portland. iy12ti
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Timber land for Sale.


FH'iE tract OF TIMBER land known as the CINNAMON
Il and Atkinson Acade.. Grant, in the State of
New Hampshire owned by the hers OF he late ellis
Il. Usher OF Hollis, Me-, bounded north by the fort.
nth degree OF north latitude; east by the State line
between Maine ami New hampshire; south by tie
College Grant ana land granted 10 Timothy Dix; and
west by the College Grant, SO called
This grant is supposed to contain twenty thousand
acres It is heavily tinbered with the first quality
spruce, and about millions OF pine, all old
growth, and equal to the best quality OF Canada plle
which can be obtained with certainty the first year
it coming d0Wn the Diamond River into the Maga-a
ioway, and thea into the AndroScossn below the
lakes For farther information enquire of 4.
DR.. h. BACON,
api20eod2nl+ Mol Free ST., Portland. ME-
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Farm TOR Sale.
IS acres, more or less, situated within II miles
road west be yond the Westprook Aims House farm
mi continuing TO the canal on the lower side
Is is avery htting place tor q market garden, or
beau iiul place lor a private residence there is
stendi orchard in very high state OF cultivation,
on the arm The iarm cuts about % tons OF nay; nc
has been very well lnanured ipr The last ten years,
Consequently gives very large yield of produce,
also has very COOS, barn, and is insured or $500 II
would be very CEN enienL tor splendid brick yard,
a. tIefe is inv amount o, brick material on the
premises. ier1sct .tiIe guaranteed FOR further
particulars enquire Of Ii. DOlAAN,
lel5tt 237 Fore street, Portland
Valuable Hotel Property for sale.
l:NH oxford doise, pleasantly situated in the vii
q lase q ;'rseburg, uiiord county, Name Is Oh
erred fIr sale al a bargain, il applied for soon
ana ix,ure ihrocshout together with all necessary
FOR f4ii PARTICULARS inquire Of ~, ,,,,or,no ga
TN~ EEsEusg ~ rEE Proprietor.
Or Ba0son& low, 5ll Union st. ,-. -
- SrsebuIg, sept. ~, 1856. dti
Z vF9s Fer Sale.
'.YIlE fine lot of Land on spring, neal High street
feet; also about 09090 Brick and 200 perch of Stone
said LOT win be sold with or without 4d the 9at T
FORD, or CHARLES SAGEK. -l mchl1dtI
s .gaa 81 900 .9
- WILL Iuy a new, well finished story and
a.;i halt hol.Se and lot. The house very pleas
IL antly situated Cove street, containing seven
~ mus and will be sold at the extremely low hgure
above named.
Also
Lots frsalc at prices from cent to 50 per foot.
Inquire of e.. HEWITT & BUTLER,
Apl fCtI' Eccai Estate Agents, 22o4 Congress ST.
Land on Commercial street to
TE lrl Lease
,syHE subscrher is DESTROYS of improving his lots
on Commercial street, and will lease a part or
tic whole for term OF years. f ped
Ga he will cree. buildings suitable for manaiactur-
in. or other p rposcs. II desired. ..
Proposals will be received by E. E. UPHAM, or
the subscriber. -
n -U PgRICHARDSON.
NAY GOTH 1850 -r.ftlf may3dH
c''s aaufF b For sale. .nC
A VERY desirable lot OF land on Union street
= Portland 6y II. DULAN,
ieLIf 23I Fore street.
Argus couc.
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GRAND TRUNK t;AlAMai
OF Canada.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Y;flssr-t-r1 On and after MoRdetg, April IT, 1851
.ssssS.-<3ssSg trains will run as follows -
TRAIN Tor south Paris and Lewiston, at A. ~.
man ram Tor Waterville, Bangor, Gotham, Islau
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at !. 10 L. NJ.
This train connects with Express train IN Tolo,,.
- Dctfolt and Chicago. Sleeping attachsd fVll
tslanG Pond 10 Quebec and Montreal.
Train Tor South Paris al o So L. n.
No baggage can be received or checked after
tine above stated.
Trains viii arrive as follows
from So. Paris, Lewiston ami Auburn at = 10 /. ~
efom montreal, quebec, &c., 10 Il. 81
The Company are not responsible tor baggage
any amount exceeding $50 III value taEd tia; IsIsot
l unless notice is given, AMI paid Tor al t!ie rate o
one passenger for every $500 additional value
z. j. EA fDGES, MdRayiay Dlrector,
H. EXILE !, LDcdi Superintendent.
Portland. April IL, 1867. Gtf
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Castles % IAe P.s,sc.

Every intelligent and thinking person iausf knov
bat remedies handed out Tor general uke should hays
hei! efficacy established by well tested experience in
The hands OF regularly educated phy siclan whose
preparatory stniies nj him tor all the duties he must
falnli yet the country Is ooed with poor nostrums
anu enre-als purIortng To be the hest Ia the world
shieh are not only useless, but always injurious.
his physician IL is lamentab vet in.ontroycrt;
bic aet thai many syphiiite patients are made mis-
orabe with ruined constitutions BY naltraatment
from inexperienced In general practice TO,
u point generally conceded by the hest syphiosI
pliers, that the study anc management OF these come
plants should engross the whole time OF those WHO
would be competent and successful I'm their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
TONER, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology commonly
pursues one system OF treatment, in most cases
ing an mdiserminate use OF that Anticipated and dan
yerOus WEAPON the Mer,urv -
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-New-suo aforY H0use for ale.

49, On CusIlrnan Street, well built, by the day,
t-., less than two years ago. Containing twelve
LII finished rooms. Pleasantly located Oh the
sunny SIDE. Good negliboriood. Convenient for
two families. Loi So by SO feet. Will be sold ON
favorable terms. Apply e.
WILLIAM II. JERRIS,
lnaX OF dfWs Reel Esta Agent.
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Valuable Eea.G Estate for Sale .

TIE Dwelling House. late the residence OF Mrs.
Lucy Mcclellan, with the land connected with
the same, situated cn the corner OF Dantorth and
Park Streets, is Offered Tor ssle
This lot is 65 eet On Danf0rtll Street and $50 feet
on Park street. The estate will BE- sold entire, or
the honse ard the vacant land each street will be
sold separate.
The house is in good condition. has thirteen rooms
convenien ly arranged, and is well calculated for
private reait:enco, or Tor boarding house, being
OF the most eligible situations in the city.
Apply TO NATHL L. DEERlNG,
Office corner Of Middle and Plum Stress. up stairs
June Il, 1861, jel0l3T
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For ale, q .iouse ON Pleas SD.

- two and half story brick residence, con-
E:,iI tanning ten rooms good well and els ern wat
+--s. er. very desirable location for parties doing
Dusine on Commercial Street. Apply TO
st GEO. X DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. l Morton Block.
JUNE o. div IA Argus copy.
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- Two Dwelling Hous es STATE street-with
E@iiil good lot 20 feet front and 1856 II ct deep,
L,.Az Appiyto
" T-rf.. - VIM. II. JERKS,
June 22-d1w* Real Estate Agent.
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i Good ssasm i'm Falmouth,

Ia VIII buy good story and halt house and
4 nice lot Of land 50 by ~ feet, few steps be-
49, You'd Turkey bridge. Price only $1,5vU.
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es Season OF SGT.
Iik3aBLErOSsAE STALLION
CHI bH1<SbN.
VIII make the present season he stables conIyeet-
cd with the ..
Forest City ,ErOtting Park.

CON IHenVIhg May Isl and ending SopteMUor ist
Terms, Fifty Hs0isars for the .1euson
Gideon Is seven years this spring. stands Is hands
q ibches and weighs 1850 s.; was e.mgltin orange
County, New York, three years since b. n. \. Lam
ESQ OF Nor'b yassaibor9, and IS direct by Rysdyk's
HanibletOnian, he by ADasli9n by Man,bsino by I'M
inn Thoroughbred En- ineer, he by imp. Messenger.
thus being very Osciy Inbred TO Mosseprer n, a,
tIe hest iroeenitore OF trottcTs ioalei GLlen
Is tic only soa OF old Hambletonian in this STAG f,r
stock purposes, is half brother 10 Dexter, George
Wilkes, Volunteer, Shark, Bruno, and many other
OF the fastest trotiers in the country anu although
never having been used or track purposes, has cx-
hibIted promise of that speed and cndnrauCe which
has made his relations 80 justly famous.
Satisfactory vouchers OF his pedigree can be pro-
duced to those who desire his services or any parties
who may dispute il.
Gre win be taken to prevent accident escapes,
but should they occur they will be at the owner
risk.
e. - PALMER.
Portland, April ., 1897 Apl 20. MwF&weow;;Ia.
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For Sale.
.IuaiS,e House and Lot on High

Valuable House and Lot on High
Street, tor Sale. Il.
tslIlI two st0iy house and lot, No. High street,
i ihe residence OF the late VIM. Akerman Lot
about g0xl20 teet. House well arranged, cemented
cellar BRICK cstern, together with gas fixtures, fur
mace. abundance OF hlrd and soft water. There Is
good Stable tile preaiises with ample room
liase entrance. go. -. -. =. F..
lEquIe OF JUN y. PhOC1Eh,
June iI-d3W- Real Estate Broker.
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RAILROADS.
Portland & KennebeC r. r.
Summer A,rangen,eni.

Tiro through trains Daily Letreen BOSTON, Portland
and the henRebec.
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Rousa g.Oi for Sale


EzOttSC h-Oh AOA
- tnD leet Tor ii alal enquire OF j.. 4. Moody,
st. john street. L. b. Allen, No. 10 al1nto st
Portland, Me. june17i3w
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TIE ENGLISH TURF.

The Warwick Races-Two Days Running
Peri aud Beeswing Win tho HeathcOte and
LeamingtOn Stakes ON tho First Day-vau.
ban Wins the Cup.
Our cable dispatches dated London Tuesday night,
give US an account OF the Warwick races, OF the
most attractive meetings OF the latter part Of the
but owing It's clashng with Baden great number Of
i,s patrons must have been absent giving the German
watering place the preference.
the Heathcote STAKES were won BY Peri, o marc who
has not been very u lately, her day being very
nearly over, she is seven years old now.
She twice last year. once In rail way plate handi
cap ESQ at Limerick and again at Cashel In selling
race OF $50 but did not show forth her abilities In
either
Beeswine, the winner OF the bennington Stakes Han.
dicap OF two miles, brown Ally, four years old. By
Newmnistsr out Of the Sphynx, and was bought BY Mr.
Heathcote, her present owner for very short price,
early last year. and has certainly turned out pron
able Investment She nine times last wear and won
four races. Her nrst attempt was at wolverhampton
where she started without success FOR the Borough
Msmbsrs Plate Handicap OF El53 but the following day
at Oxford she the Prince Of Wales stakes Handicap
of f2OO In this she dead heat with Confed
crate but the final heat Kenyon put and help
cd her to pull Il of. She won the Trial Stakes ~
Warwick last ysar-at Liverpool Thursday the Plate
Handicap decided In her favor and on the following
day she landed . great coup, winning the Liverpool
Autumn DUPLICATING q Geld Of eighteen. This closed
her performances for the year.
The warwick cup, which was run yesterday, proved
OF the Goodwood cup, vauban. again landed his coors
In front. A gave account OF this celebrated
horse after his al Goodwood II Ii unnecessary to
more about him.
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THE CONVENTION OF sP RITUsLlSTs.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. 4, 1857,

CLEVELAND. Ohio Sept 4, 1857,
III 80 O'Clock p. NJ
The Sprtualists' Convention met at nine O'Clock this
morning, and for hour enjoyed lively discus.
sion between Easters and Western delegates; the
former proposing three Of their number to deliver the
evening addresses while tho latter con.ended shat who
pleased to speak should be at liberty to do So and
be allowed twenty minutes for the purpose The Western
delegates carried their point
Of resolutions offered In depreciation OF
address issued from the last Convention, which advo
Gated physical resistance to any at,empt that mieht
be made the part Of the Christian sec's
to encroach upon suppress Snri' ualsm long
debate followed some beng favor Of non.resisance;
but tho majority advocated tn the knife upon any
religious other body that dared TO Interfere with their
pecul ar tenets. The resolutions were eventually laid
On the table.
The afternoon devoted to . DISCUSSION Of the
best way of advancing sprualstic education for chill.
dren.
About twenty men and women Of tho Shaker pcrsua-
elnn in the Convention during the dat
DIR. Haleck, J 8. LOveiand and Mrs. Wilhelm made
me physical addresses this evening TO considerable
audiences
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new HAMPSHIRE HORSE FAIn.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
MANCHESTER. N. H., Sept, I. 1851, J

MANCHESTER, n H., Sept 4, 1857
10 O'Clock r. NJ
Tho New Hampshire State Horse Fair is 10 pro-
gross in this city. It commenced yesterday and will
conclude to- morrow, Several thousand people
the grounds to-day and numerous fine animals were
hibted In the afternoon there was an exciting and
spirited between tho three fastest horses the State
beng D. @. whittimore's chestnut geldng Wonder L.
C. rhompson's gray Nellie Locke. and d. Osgood's
bay geiding Rather. Five heats trottsd, all OF
them being closely contested, and ono OF them vas
declared Q dead heat Tho race was between Wonder
aud Nellie Locke the former horse winning three heats
in 2:37 2:41 and 40, and Nellie Locke winning
heat ia 23s. In the last heat, which was won by
Wonder, tho Locke In several lengths ahead
but judges agreed that she badly, and the
heat to Wonder There considerable dissatisfaction
among OF the spectators at this and violence was
threatened for time. When the second premium was
awarded 10 the Locke her made q speech
the crowd saying that he should decline 70 receive It,
for which he was loudly cheered.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

The Six Dared Boat Race Between the Tap.
ley and Baker Crews at Springfield, Mass
The Former the Winncrs-Arrival Of the
Ward Brothers.
SraNeFIELp, Mass, s-pt. T. 1867,
O'Clock p. N. !
Tho race between the J. +. Taplsy and the W. II.
Baker six boats both Of this city, occurred the
Connecticut river course this afternoon. The water was
in excellent condition and the course 10 the same -
that on which the international regatta will be pulled
next week The Tapey and the Baker crows were both
In good training and the throughout was very
close and doubtful one The five miles, and
the pnze $780, was won BY the Tapley in 33:7h. The
time Of the Baker was 80 As The lator crew claimed
foul on the Taplsy for crossing their bow twice on the
homsstrstch but none Of the judges noticed IL and
was rot allowed The judges on the part Of the Tapey
were L. d Powers and H. =. Hyde, and for the Baker
Robert o. Morris and +. H. Walker. The referee Vas
Colonel William g. Shurtli0
The Ward brothers arrived from New York with their
shells during the progress Of the race and everything
progressing well Tor the International regatta this
city one week from today september II. II Is under
stood that another from 81 John viii Immediately
challenge the winner Of that Other purses 70 The
amount Of elO0 will be offered BY the citizens open 70
ali boats for the races on September IL.
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seer!Al relseaim 70 TINE Hrsalo

The Proceedings Carried on With Closed
Demonstrations Roberts, Annual Address,
The Fenian Army Ready 70 March on
Canada.
CLEvKLASD. Sept 4, 1857,
6o'CI0ck r. N.
The proceedings Of the Fsnian Congress- now In pro-
gress at CARROTS Hall. conducted secretly with
closed doors. Green coated sentlnels. with brstling
bayonsts guard every to the hail. 90 that the
watchul reporter il he desires TO violate the rule Of
secrecy adopted by the Congress and peep in upon the
assembag must needs have the OF Leander before
ne can accomplish that object some matters relating
70 the meeting are picked up from time 10
time, however. Yesterday the Senate and House
were In joint session In the absence OF James Glib
bons, President OF the Senate J. W. Fitzgerald. OF
Cincinnati Speaker OF the HOUSE. acted President.
Colonel L. r. Walsh, OF Michigan: MAJOR McWilams.
of Pennsylvania, and Mr. McClOud the Secretaries
The Sergeant Arms Is Captain NJ Proctor Company
A, First Fenian regiment OF Cleveland.
To day the ongress has been presided over by Pres
dent Gibbons, who arrived last evening President
Roberts read his annual address the forenoon Occu
plying hours and haf IN the reading Ii an
abe and interesting document and ~ considered the
important paper that has yet been presented for
the con sderson of the Fenian Brotherhood
The attendance the convention Is numerous
was Gnci oted, and the utmost harmony prevails.
Outside talk very warke tho burden 'of II being that
Fcnian army is ready. organized and equipped, and
sufficient In size to conquer Canada without trouble
Whenever the command to advance 10 given
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual W. Irvinstou.


ine return game between these clubs came
on yesterday Ut the Union Grounds. Brook
Ign, Z. d. and ike the first game Of the
series. resulted in the defeat Of the Irvinzton
Club Neither club appeared on the ground In good
trim for playing. The Irvngtons have had practice
in some three -four weeks aud the Mutuas appeared
with two OF their principal players sod Pike
suffering with wounded hands their pitcher, Martin,
considerably out of practice and Jeses their catcher
aos quite recovered from the stunning pitching Of
Peters. Tho game was therefore, by no means
a. fine game a. oil he: Of these clubs
can pisy. The young JeSeymen showed, from
NE opening OF the game Their want Of practs ana con-
ssou OF Judgment In several important psruca-
lars AND the Mutua.s although playing with much mos
seadness and GOODNESS than their young and ordinarily
powerful opp 'nents, showed at times great falling Off
in their plyius The only double play OF the game was
made by Down D. at6eld and Bearman. A handsome fly
catch was made py ,svyr while running with the bali
toward left Held and miiar one was made BY Leonard
very pretty play and On that evncsd great deal Of
collectedness was attempted by Devyr which had Fke
been wide awake the Why, willy short STOP would
have caughs stockmsn mapping ~ third base very nicely
Tho following score will show how tue game was lost
and and will show that the Irvngtons, after making
good pull up, allowed the game TO slip away from them
Inv hal m aFabi AfIav