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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-12
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1885 From Cheyenne. fDakotsl, or that point Of
the Union Pacii, Railroad II which the mail,
are being conveyed when This service = Is int
operation by Laramie City, Fort StnieIs, ELK
Grove, Fort Bridger, Utah, Echo CITY, Coal
VILE, Enterprise. Morgan, Hny>tEtILe, Salt
Lake Civ. Topele Stockton, FAN NELL EgaI
Canon. (Nrvaaa} Ruby Valley, Au,tin, Clan
Alpine, Saint Clair Station. ami saltwater. Il
Virginia City, !, 095 miles and back, daily
Leave Cheyenne dii y, except sunday, at ; A.
NJ, ior on arrival Of train from the East;
Arrival at Virginia City in nine days;
Leave Virginia City daily, except sunday, at
An; arrive in Cheyenne in nine days
ULtter Schedule, ttCe5rc days.
The route AMI service will be carIailei at pro
-Ita reiu.gi Of pay, As each fifty miles OF the
Union Pacific Road l. com Jieted ives twdri, AMI
the mail service ordered thereon.
Th- Dep ,rtmeilt re<c-ves the right TO Curt1il
the service at its western terminus when the ten
trail Pacific Road shall have rJ res'ei east II sft-
cient distance 10 warrant ii starting the west
-rn M ills from point or the Railroad, rather than
from Virginia Cry.
The Depart nient also reserves the right Ia
chang the h1ul of departure either end If the
route that uHe connections may be made East and
West.
1896 From Fort Bridger to South Pass City. IN.
olDik,,ta Toe miles and hlck k. A week.
Leave For. Bridgrer Monday al q A. NJ;
Arrive al : Juth Pass City ueXt day by . P. NJ;
Leave South Pass City wednesday AT A NJ;
=
Proposals for thrce-t nleS-i-We eek service in
vitei.
1857 From salt Lake City, 1y Stoker, Ceutre-
vile, Pennington. kaysvlle. South Weber,
Willard Bri-haia City. Bear RIVER Junction.
N. >, Boise city, (ida!ipj, N"nts nrry, Shep-
herdsvilie Nartinsvile, Middleton, Wleser
I:anch, Express Ean,h, Oregon, Auburn.
BIner City. U1ion, cummers'ille, Mi,che!fs
station, VILLA Villa, JWa>liu-tnn Territory,
Hallula, and Uniatiiia, - Thu Ddlles, SIS miles
aid back. six times Week.
Leave Sat Like City daily, except Sunday, at
SAN:
Arrive at The DilIe> in nine days;
Leave The pllles daily, except Sunday, at
NJ;
Arrive in Salt Lake City ia nine days.
Winter scic3ule, tereire days.
Proposals invited for sis-t'nes-a- week service
rom Salt Lake City 10 Boise CITY, (!dahol, and
three times a week the residue.
Also for three Ies-s.-'S eek service over the
-Fr-r
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KANSAS.

lIf7 Fr5a. Coy te END of the Unjo0 Pacific Rail
road! L. D 10 Denver, Colorado, 265 miles and
back, daily.
Lelve vote daily at i. ". Tor on arrival Of
t5.Es from the Easel |"-'
Arrive at Denver III seventy two hoursi .. g.
Leave Denver s.aily a. =. Il;
Arrive AT { tvotr in >-NruJy-twp hours.
The route aul service viii be curtaiiei at pro
rssI reiuction Of pay, a the railroad Is eN-
tended wsstw .rd.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-12

District Attorney, C!m~hy county.
W Nrc'7r>a'rT- Slrr1ff. mh3
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-12
UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND ASDT ERRITORIAL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

1 Contract Office of this Department until p.
Nj. Of June 10 next, (to De decided 10y the l5ih),
Tor conveying the mails Of the Cnite,i States III
Kansas, Colorado. utth, llabo. Montana, and
Nevada f.om October /, 1865 t. June 81. lst0, on
the routes ami 10y the schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein specified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
sTRueGtE FOR, the VICE PRESIDENCY.
The FentOn Men Working Hard,
With No Prospect Of Success.
Bitter Feud Between the Wade
and Colfax Factions.
A New Party Forming at
Washington.

TIE Position Of General Grani-Ssa;eneut
by His BrOtiher-in-Iaw that He has Written
Letter Declining the Nomination.
Prefers to Continue i'm His Present Position.
WASHINGTON May 1S. 1868.
There was a good deal OF talk over Washington
to-day about certain letter written by General
Grant declining the nomination for President by the
Chicago convention, and committed to the keeping
OF some delegate, who received instructions not
disclose its contents until he prepared to hand
1t to The president OF the convention assembled in
Chicago. Mr.. Dent, Of California, brother of General
Dent, and broher-naw OF General Grant, is respon.
sble for the story, and in giving it currency did so
without exhibiting the least apprehension OF having
violated any confidence but told IL as well founded
and legitimate item Of news.
The letter said to page OF letter paper
and is brief narration Of the Generals reasons
for declining the Presidential nomination He states
that the only motive which could induce him to
accept the position would he anxiety for the
pictc restoration Of the Union and AZ Executive of
the nation he could aid materially in promoting that
end; but as the object Is now almost accomplished
and Will soon be wholly completed he would rather
retain the position he now holds. lie, however
hopes the wisdom Of the convention may unite on q
candidate who will do honor 20 the parry and good
for the country
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declared to he Chief Justice Ch>sc. around whom
nucleus has gathered Of the best aud brightest IN
tellects in che country. The creme t% Ia creme OF
both parties rs embraced In this movemcut, ana u
the sanguine anticpatons Of It's projectors shd
abettors only half realized, the preselt CAL
culations of the recognized parties OF the country
viii be seriously affected. Every now In WaaN-
ington VINO Is eminent for ability. statesman
ship and conservative patriotiSm' is reckOned
among those who are prepared to follow the lead Of
the Chief Justice. Radical fanatics and fossilized
copperheads are eliminated from this party aud left
TO take care OF themselves, but though extremes I'm
some instances meet there Ia little hope u any
lusl0n between these antago6stic elemeAts ARIA the
iate oil the Kilkenny cats IL sw most desirable Con
summation OF both In the general opinion OF ttie
peopie IL Is proposed to coll convention ~
Baltimore and to start paper in this city asa set ~
w nachnery at work TO give impressive sart to-
oae party, relying upon the character OF the project
ors 10 carry u forward through the Prcsdeptlu cam
pn sss as third independent parry, supporting
tnno canoioate for the Presidency and raiiUinH tho
entire'oya ana conservative elements Of the natou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LlvERrooI. CorToN MAHxET.--IIvgRrOoi, NAV IS
y. M.-Tbe cotton market closed quiet AMI IN
changed. The sales Of the day have been 10 600
bales. Middng uplands, i2jsd.; middling orleans,
l2ad.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurrs MARxEr.-LIvERPooI.
May ls--5 r. M.-Coin IL heavy NJ previous prices.
Peas have declined 10 4es. Cd per 504 lbs. Wheat,
5s 3D. per GENITAL for California white and l3s. iii.
for No. red Western. Oats 80. 1Od. per bushci.
Flour. :ses per Dbl. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.--LIvERPOoJ,M May
Is z. M.--Beef II2s. 3D. per Dbl. for extra prime
mess. Pork. s4s. per bill. for Eastern prime mess.
Lard sss per cwt Cheese Els. per cwt. for the best
vra,les ot American fine. Bacon, ass. 5d. per cwt.
for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MAEKET.--ILvEHPooL,M May
tS--5 2. M.-Rosin, 81. Sd. per cwt. for common
North Carolina and 12s. for medium. Talow, 49,. ID.
per cwt Turpentine, 3ls. 81. per cwt. Refined pc
iroIcum. L. III. per gallon. spirits petroleum, VI.
per gallon.
LoSpoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 1916 z. NJ
Sugar closed at rs. Cd. a U.s. per cwt. FOR No. II
Dutch standard. Linseed oil, f3j los. per ton.
sperm OIL eg6 per ton. Linsecd cakes $40 IS. per
ton for thin oblong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MA.gEr-ASTwE.r, May 1s--Even.
iny-Petroleum closed heavy al i3iaf. per bot. for
standard white.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
MASSACHUSETT rs.
Arrangement OF Four Alleged tIurderers al,
Worcester.

Arrangement OF Four Alleged Nurdercr~ st
Worcester.
WORCESTER, MAY Is. 1893
Charles y. James and Silas James, charged " it'll
the murder OF Joseph Clark in this city on The 18th
OF February last, and David bore and Icsg ,hine
Lanaume, charged with the murder Of I.Viis La.
namme at Dudley on the 1!th of April last. we're ar
raigned before the court this afternoon Wat their
pleas might be heard and counsel assigned
in their defence. Sllas James w1s brought
IN with both hands In irons. While bore
gether. Mrs. LanaInme was free fro IN irons. Siias
James has not changed In appearance since his ar.
rest; but the younger James IL very pale and thinner
in nesh Dore seemed much deprv sset and scarcely
raised his eyes from the door. Yrs. Lanamme APP
pcared more like spectator tn an a prisoner. The
indictments were read and all The prisoners pleaded
not guilty. Counsel were apH oInied and the court
sdlourned 70 Monday, !uns/ 1, when the trial will
lcrcr, and Of McGfath, for mIirer Will tie held at
The next term OF the OOU.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
COLOMBIA.

4 Revolution i'm the State Of AntiOquia-Na-
ttsaal Council Of the Catholic Bishops mt
Begets.
HAVANA, MAY Is, 1868.
The report has reached here that new revolution
hal broken out in the State OF AntIoqua under the
pead OF General Aureliano Rivera
Right Rev. Edward vasquez Bishop Of Panama
Rad gone 10 Bogcta to assist at the National Council
convened by the new Archbishop Of Bogots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
GEORGIA.

Delegates to Chicago En- Route-Thc Iexi-ia.
ture-Movcments Of Governor Bullock aad
Ex-t;ovcrnOr Brown.
ATJASrA. May 15, 1868.
Delegates 10 the Chicago Convention are passing
through this city.
Ex-Governor Brown has gone 10 Chicago.
The Atlanta City Council Is arranging for the &C.
commodaton OF the Georgia Legislature. The time
for ts meeting has not yet been made known.
t!oyeruor Bullock has gone 70 Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
OHIO

Accident to the Propeller Oucida-she Runs
Ashore and Ii Scuttied.
SANDU5KY. may H. 1865.
The propeller Oneida. ofBufTao, bound for Chicago,
loaded with merchandise. went ashore this morning
Cedar Point near this city, having got OF her
course through defect In the couapass. and was
scuttlod to save her from breaking up the rocks.
IL IL thought that she can he raised with the aid Of
steam pumps. No lives were lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
CALIFORNIA.
Escape Of Prisoners from For, Point.

san FRANCISCO May IT, 1868.
The prisoners confined in Fort Point, at the
entrance TO the harbor or this city, escaped last
night without being detected. They numbered
foriy-hve and succeeded in getting out Of the fort
through portfolio OF the guard room, situated I'm
the second story OF the fort. by means of ropes
which they had manufactured out Of their blankets,
they let themselves down although several OF them
were heavily ironed. The balls attached to The
irons were found scattered the hills and adjoining
IA vet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

oyERNsrows, May ls.--The steamship City OF Cork,
CAPTAIN Philips, from New York May 8, arrived at
this port to-day. The steamship siberia, Captain
Martyr from New York May I, arrived yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 19.--The steamship Union, Cap.
tain Won Santen. from New York May T. arrived at
this port at Ave O'Clock last evening ON the way to
Bremen. -
L0sDoS, May is.--Thc steamship Cordoya, Cap
port On Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
TENNESSEE.
A Naniac Commits suicide.

Whniuc N"hlmtts SWicf"es
MEMPHIS, May IS, 1865
A passenger on The steamer City OF Cairo named
Jones, liquor dealer OF st. Louis, jumped over
board short distance below New Madrid. lie
rescued and when brought on board again 1t
discovered that he had the oetai0n bpmens. lie
was then confined In state room, ana while there
he cut his throat from to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

BERLIN, May IS, 1865.
In debate on the treaty with Austria Count
Bismarck said:-whic Prussia, applying herself no
pressure, waits for the time when the South German
States shall seek union with the Confederation OF the
NORTH, she condemns the exercise OF any restraint
upon the free action OF the Zollverein Diet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Another Section Of Twenty Miles Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Completed.
ST. LOUIS, MAY IL, 1853.
Another section OF twenty miles OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. Kansas branch, has been completed and
commissioners have gone out to examine IL. This
finishes the track TO the three hundred and eghtieth
mile post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
GERMANY.

American Impcachmen ON tho Frankfort
Bourse.
FRANKFORT, May Is, 1888.
On the Bourse to-day United States bonds opened
steady at 78S for the old ISSUE At the close OF the
transactions United states bonds were firm at 7eJs
for the Old issue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
THE PRIZE RING.

Match for $4,000 Between II;clscn and Bussy
10 Come on within Six Weeks.
ST.. LOUIS, May Is, 1868.
The match for $4,000 a side made between Abe
Hicken. the champion OF English eight weights"
and Bussy, Of Chicago, will come or In six weeks
FROM wednesday within fifty miles Of 1T. LOUIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
A Cnner npgu 70.

washington correspondence OF Hostia Posi-
A story h nfloat that "a newspaper wiz DO started
i'm Washington in few weeks IN The in.ore OF Chief
Justice Chase fSr the Presidency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
ST. OOMlN 90.

Ex-Prcsident Cabrai at SC. Thomas.
HAVANA, May 1s, 1868.
ON the ~ instant ex-President Cabral, OF st. DO
Snngo, arrived at st. Thomas from venezuela
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
AlAB AMA.

The Base Ball Championship Of the state.
MONTGOMERY, May Is, 1868.
In The deciding game Of base ball for the Guam.
ponshp Of Alabama. played here to-day. the Mont
gomery Club was the victor, the score standing
Montgomery. n: Mobile Dramatic, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
NEW YORK.

Destroyed-LOss Over s4O,OOO.
O,wEGo, May IL, 1868.
The machine shop of the Oswcgo and Syracuse
Railroad in this city destroyed by FIRE last night.
The locomotive Darlington was In the shop, under
going repairs, and its woodwork was destroyed. The
total loss IL between $4,000 aud $4,000. Tie pro-
nrrty was partially insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO May ~, 1868.
Among the passengers on the steamer New York
the members OF the De Soto Opera troupe, Paai
- Forbes, and Charles Waicott Brooks, the Consul
OF japan al THIS pori, who returns tn san Francisco
after visit to and conference with the Japanese
government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
The Fcnian Convict.

LONDON, May Is, 1868.
A second respite OF sentence extending over
another week has been granted from the Home
Secretarys Office to the Fenian Barrett the Clerk
enwel explosion conspirator, who is under sentence
OF death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
Serious Troubles Between Foreigners
and Natives in Japan.
Arrival OF the Ram stonewall at
Yokohama.
she Remains Under the
American Flag.
ENGLAND.
To American Impeachment neutrality-suspicious.
Gf tie Press.


Of tie Press.
LONDON May Is, $685.
Inc cable e;egrams received in this city from New
York, announcing the acquttal OF President johnson
on tine eleventh OF the impeachment articles created
most profound sensation. Nearly all the morning
journals have editorial articles on the subject
the London Times says:-The eleventh article was
almost too vague for substantial charge: but tile
vote upon 1t correcs the fear of any party bias and
shows the case 10 have been judged merits alone.
The telegraph has the observation-disclosures ana de-
cOrum have marked the whole trial, and the nOn-re-
mOvai OF the President is most fitting close. Even
the most ultra radicals will be compelled TO admit
this at no distant day.
The Standard says:-The radical plot has been
beaten, and the country has been saved the
shame OF deposing its Chief Magistrate for refusing
to obey an Illegal .tct of Congress
The London TOst considers the vote on the
eleventh article OF impeachment conclusive and
says-The result of this trial demonstrates The folly
OF the radicals, the certainty OF Is the only
excuse for their taking such step impeachment.
After ALL the right is indicated that result is due
to accident.
The London Ne,cs takes widely different ground in
its comments and thinks the vote Is conclusive
or the whole case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
FRANCE.

Napoleon Temporarily Indisposed.
PARIS, May IL, 1865.
The Pays newspaper, to-day says the Emperor Ma
potcon has hecn i'll, but his condition is now much
Improved
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HAVANA, May Is, 1868
We have additional details OF the news from Hayti
President Salnave had only one hundred and fifty
soldiers with him when he took refuge In Port an
Prince from the Cacos, who have been pressing him
30 hard In their desperation his sharpshooters
abandoned him and declared In favor Of the rebels
Some accounts even assert that they made him their
prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
CONNECTICUT.

Large Fire mt Bridgepcrt-Scvrrai Buildings
DestrOyed-I.oss Over $4,000.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May fs 1864.
The buildings OF the Derby Building ana Lumber
Company, at Derby, together with their lumber yards
and shop Stored with blinds. turpentipc, &C., were
destroyed By fire a. four O'Clock Sunday morning.
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

Adjournment Of The LeRisIaturc.
COLUMBUS, May 49, 1868.
The General Assembly of ohio adjourned to-day
until November %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

Protection Against Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
SAN FRANCISCO Nay 10, 1865
An association for protection against fraudulent
bankruptcy has been formed by prominent merchants
OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
The Effect on ,Chanxe.

LONDON, May 1S--11:l5 A. NJ,
There is better feeling to-day in financial circles
Money is easy.
American securities are 6rmer and more active
and better prices realized. United States FIVE
twenties both mere and the Continent have mate
rally advanced. The following the opening quo
tatOns OF the chief American securities at the Stock
Exchange in this city to-day
United States five twenties. .............7 O1s a IL
i Elo ISway SHARES. .'.................. 431a
A'o"Vso OSuefSiS.. .s.............. b0
LONDON, May 1S-1:20 T.. NJ.
American securities are active and advancing.
Five-twenty bonds are now quoted at ~ for the
issue OF 1892 Iilinos Centrals s54. Erie Railway
shares. 45k.
LONDON, May 1916 p. NJ
COnsois close at oiis ei,l for money and s3,s
9sk for the account, ex dividend. American securi-
ties close at the following rates.
United States ive-twenty bonds. ....... 7I1s TX
Erie Rauway ShafcS..... IjA
Illinois Centrals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s49da -
The Scotch Reform Bill-Disrueii Again
Defeated.
LONDON, May IS, 1868.
The House OF Commons met in session this even
ing. After some preliminary business had been dis
posed OF the Reform bill for Scotland was taken into
debate.
During the discussion Mr.. William L. Baxter,
member for Montrose, moved a resolution setting
forth that the number OF representatives in the
House from Scotland be increased, and that this he
accomplished by the dsfranchisement OF some of
the less important English boroughs to the amount
OF the number of new members given TO the Scotch
constituencies.
Mr.. Bouveric, member for Kilmarnock moved that
the rating clause inserted in the bill the basis of
the franchise registration for voters in Scotland he
rejected.
The Cabinet members on the Ministerial benches
opposed both motions, and an animated debate en-
sued.
The opposition forced division on each motion,
and the Cabinet was defeated on both occasions.
After the announcement Of the result of the division
on Mr.. Bouveries motion for the rejection of the
rating clause Mr.. Disraeli rose and addressed the
House on the crisis consequent to the Cabinet by the
defeat. The Premier concluded by saying that the
NiniatrY must now consider their nosition.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Australasian will leave
this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close nj the Pos, once at
twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Europc-wili
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning
single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cent?.
Reliable REMEDY FOR BLsSisHLs or TnE SKIN
A.-ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, broad
way aud Union SQUARE also at S1 Broadwy
A.-ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars aud
retail a, so7 Broadway.
A.-saniteiIe.. for Bsmutiryins aud Healing
the complexion ladies buy beaiihea pnel ,ieiy ADD
It's healing virtues are soon manifested Price " cents fo
A. xxTRy 4 90. rroprie,ors. III Duane street
A.-IIaznrd & Css,vcIi's Pure
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Manufactured tia ses shore, by th>"hbi ""N N~n ,
Co. under fiiih yenuc Hotel
A.-News rors.s from Prussia that mc-s As
founding OF Dssa.es Of ,hc sinsys ,ss M .,
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HatoSsyor,s Hair Dye.-The Be-t sn tho
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Cyfsxajoross Hair Dye.-Thc Be-f Rvcr
manufactured Wholesale and retail ssc sppli,i NNs
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furpituvs Coverings.
Sa" "sl' L. Tss'sis S ssfaS Il Il ,,o,i~,
The yaort. Of sprinz are y, Last rrs ah.,ss
results which ssen sayy and rusiie pleasantly ,n .vct
bushes and awns In these Nay mAs,i sailors of Pni"n
suee>, who time ago made hs spiins &c.. ,h.s
SNAPS of the elegant, distinsir and n'sns"' ~" "
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Double rcHneA l'oitdre.e, made roo, rEns s.,os
bonss and oO a 81 Nav York siriu.sT " ~
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ia,e season. Nhr,per any other e. tfct W ms."su
cror two ~esss cartier and ncrsasc ,he yea 80" v
tbird ,n x.sbalf Price t2 per .on. Npiy tnc .opi
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Saachez Och"a Denies the Authenticity Of His
Alleged Confession-R omero to Come to WASH
REPRESENTATIVES,, Of SinsIos, to Renew His
Aiiegiance-NO More Railway Concessions
Ansou Bangs H0meward Bound.
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u,,,.. r,y,e.s and Nru.n,rnt'u Flsir.-Bvse
IDF3 ~ Bouf s1vess
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The ynaorsa az Spring are at last prodnriss
results which gissen sayy and ruse pleasantly upon uec
bushes and In those May mAa stations ns v
up To KNOX the Halter Il ava Bresdway c2lerr ot n.y.,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

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