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The New York herald., 1869-03-08

COLI, gave eNlucuct vi bciuW dbfe 10 Stay N itW.'
and has every prospect OF carrying or good handl
cap before the Greek Kalends perhaps the City and
Suburban. or Great Mctropolitan, Tor both OF which
he has fair racing weights, and In which he VIII pro-
bably meet q noble army OF ..dufrers.r The ~. Ag-
mes gedng very well for the greater part OF the
Journey, but then found he had had enough OF It,
and Enthusiastically cracked up;r aud the same may
be said OF Van Amburgh, who so disappointed nis
new owner Mr. George Angel, thai he sold nun
right oil to Mr. Hodgnan for $50 70 act
as sch0omastcr to the asteain engine,n Paul
Jones' a purpose for which lac is very well fitted,
though he was dear ~ the money Formosa, ridden
by Fordnan, performed most vigorously ard
bighted her last years laures 80 effcctuay.tat We
are bound 70 conclude that she mas gone on IKE
Achievement among the number. Warrington. a
horse who has always ocen going TO do something,
but mas hitherto carefully abstaned from dong II,
was backca by Lord stamford Tor a lot OF money,
which he might rs well have given to u deserving
CHARITY. Tne most notable feature OF The race was
the running OF George Oshaldeston, whose owner,
Mr.. Feaster, believes he can carry or either the
Derby or ST. Legcr though he 'prelers' the latter.
TINS animal has for some time occupied very stIs-
pcious position IN the bctsng, In whicinhe has done
Il great deal of~spec-saw' work, now striking the
STARS with his sublime head now groyclhng az
tue very foot OF the quotations.. ii,s performance
amply justified the doubts that existed a. TO the
honesty oftie dealings IN regard 10 him. for though
at the cary part he occupied a prominent place and
seemed full OF running, he suddenly stopped as ii
shot and retired al once TO the rear dvisolrs MANY
openly expressed theirisgust ana more shook their
heads and said nothing. prefeTrlng To think great
deal; but there can be little doubt that the morse
has been "milkedr to good tune and viii proba-
UN carry Oil kOOu IdCt when ie09t expected. Con-
siderng the long continued fnvorftism OF Sycce and
tue large amount OF money for which she had been
backed, both by her party and the public it.need
scarcely be said that the bookmakers were sorely
hit and had good cause for weeping and waiting and
gnashing Of teeth though It must be owned that
they are generally able 10 grin and bear ~
Among the other events, exclusive OF the two year
OLD running, II may be mentioned that the Trial
stakes was won by the Buckenham's dam fiy with
the rreatestaease from Bonnie Katie, who was CIV
ing her twelve pounds and who must nave lost
great deal Of her last years form. Mr. saire's nly
N very favorably handicapped for the great Metro
politan, and as she stays well she may 'andv that
race for her owner, who carried Il on last year with
BIheskn. The Br0ckesby Trial Handicap was won
Alter me race BY Laird Of scotland rom field OF
has taken TO .jumpingn credi.cd his owner with
the handicap hurdle race % easily that not more
than 100 TO was subsequently forthcoming Against
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

The Opening Of the Scascn-The Lincoln
Mcctin9-Thc Linccin Hardicap--victcry OF
sycee-launnIn9 Of Other Candidufes--snspi-
cious Proceedings with Georac Osbaidcs-
tOn-The Two Year Old Runnins-Thc
BrocI<iesby stakcs-tseuerni Revscw-se-
rious Accidents-The Waterloo Coursina
NIeetinH-second Victory Of Master Me-
Grash-Irish Joy-Early Racing Of Two
Year OIds-The stafe Of the N~rket-The
admiral and John Day smoke the Pipe Of
Pence.
LONDON. Feb. 20, 1869.
The past week may be regarded ss the legitimate
opening Of the racing season. and every sportsman
from the Dan to the Beersheba OF the land has
hailed 1t with Joy. The muky atmosphere Of Lon
don has at length given way TO the pure air and the
inviaorating breezes Of the country the anguor OF
the clubs, where for months past speculation has
been remarkably dun, has been replaced by the ex-
citement OF the betting ring: the wearisome itera
tion OF the sights OF the metropolitan streets is fol-
lowed by the appearance once more on the running
tracks OF fields of horses bearing the well known
colos and carecrng along in ~ the enjoyment Of
return to their favorte pastime Attention has for
the most part been divided between the Lincoln
meeting, the Waterloo coursng gathering and the
differences OF opinion TO the two year old running
question. Of which J have Of late written o.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
middls-Alxea rasn.

3 Taere are many men o. the age OF thirty who ara
sroubled with too frequent from the blao
ae. o..sn aocompaplea ~ sns5s amaTung o. burn
ner the patient cannot account for, On examining
he urinary deposits . ropy sediment win often be
buTnen win appear, the color win be OF tinmils-
sh nue. again changing 10 dark and turbid appear
Ance. There are many man who die Of this dfculty,
ignorant OF the cause, which u the 4 -, - -
sRcoND s1AaEoB sEnINAL wRAKxEss.
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, anc q
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do 80 by writing, IN plain manner, Q descrlp-
ton OF their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
aln be forwarded Immediately. az
ke returned, II desired. s',.s 4. 49,
40 Address: s5lsss a. Or, J. 3. HUGHES,
- - 80 slis gsrs, NO. 1<Preble Street,
Is, Send Stamp for Circular. + zgsf - =.
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AFTER hobbllng our horses with stirfup-
~ g leather on some good grass on the top of
) ms Blacks mountain, we proceeded down its
rather precipltous sides, and soon our eyes
s9b9sss were much astonished as they were glad
dened by the sight OF many acres of trees lit
orally black With foxes. More than halt of
aoi4-iio our company commenced operations but at
ter about quarter OF an hours tremendous
aNa slaughter we had the modification to see that
neariy every one Of the flying foxes was on
the wing, and a wonderful sight it was. The
saels Dlsh was about a mile and half long, and
the whole length and breadth OF it was moth.
a e6n ing but vast cloud Of foxes, wheeling and
si0 ~ noDplng, and bobbing round and round.
IA ~ AZ tne lowest calculation there could not
- nave peen less than fifty thousand and be-
ssfios lieve IL that number were doubled il would
- nearer the truth. Our party had by this
time got pretty well spread all over the
ground, and for some time, wherever two
-, tnree OF the foxes tried TO fasten on tree,
j u tney quietly caiie to grief, and some OF the
party brought them down on the wing This
aasi exciting state OF affairs lasted until little
past noon, when the calEsoanded of "come to
s.neA camp. Inc call was quickly complied With,
anu ample JuStIce was done to tins satdDles
provided. Alter half an hours rest, away we
i = started Now 1.-THE run grewiast anu furious"
sasiss1 The foxes were completely tired with then
Eat unusual exertions OF the morning. and would
only fly from tree to tee, and IN many in
~ stances from one side OF the tree to the other,
y 80 and all that the sportsmen had to do was to
load and fire, which they did as fast as their
a sefa guns would allow them, many of them
~ arg having t. apply wet hanakeIchlefs to their
.saeae guns, which they rubbed to keep cool, being
afraid they would blow the powder off while
e .hey were loading but it would be impossible
IS - 20 give you any i1ea of the shooting done for
= 81 The next lew hours, or OF the wild enthus-
fadi ssasm winch was felt by nearly all the party
i, ss.se put Ike every other enjoyment and excite
ment, even that must come TO an end; and
.eF5snortly before i've o'clock, knowing the DIS,
ro'o1a lance we had to return home and the dark
ness OF the night, with one accord we turned
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

Sc Book publishers are not doing brisk bust
ness now-a-i ays-it takes to long to read
y books. Magazines, and the daily and week
~ press, provide, at present, large amount
OF the mental pabullim OF that omrivorous
animal, the ''reading public The magazine
gives us all sorts OF mental dishes-science,
literature, politics, arts, religion-everything
II is vastly easier to take up a review, ami
read, should one be theologically in clined, an
essay on the Talmud, Tor Instance, and get a
gooa iaea Of it, too, thar to wander heIplessly
a,ohs, anu .es ones brain gradually softening
les. So it is sot everythno aIse IN wat
everything reduced to the torn Of nre @%n.
tate. The magazines are encroscb;nop i nna =
the books, the hebdomauals anon tbs m npO =
zines, and the daily papers viii IN ti ne liaga
plant all. TO this complexion must We co nae
at last.-L0nisuiiie Courier. - W " INC
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
Drou,h In Australia.

A fearful drouth prevails in the interior of
AUSTRALIA. The line OF road from Wagga
Wagsa to Hay is said by late traveller to be
comparable to nothing but the valley of the
Shadow of Death. 1t is literally strewed
With the skeletons or the decaying carcasses
OF wretched animals that have persisted from
starvation OF thirst. Horses, cattle and sheen.
ana even the wild denzines OF the plains
kangaroos, emus and turkeys-are lying dead
tn aii directions, tainting the atmosphere and
sNng ABUNDANT occupation to the crows.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

me Med5cj1se for. d . :ssIsss
ss 9isi i' .ssstWH0opIVC COUCH.

DoDp's NERvINE and Invigolator Civ ayr q
BILE and almost instant relief the spasms hoop
ing Cough This is complaint that all children are
expected 10 ave and when 1t comes strange TO say,
tie or nothing besng done to break lis Intensity
help the sufferers along. And when il u fenected
that very many OF the diseases OF older AND adult
WhoopIng Cough, this negiect woula be utterly I'M
but Tor the aet that chd7ens diseases,
ed so mucha matter 0fcourse that peoDle have be-
come st ically unconcerned about them. Let them
cough 1t through, as we did, seems gene ads 20
the unfeefing word. Whooping Cough il q nervous
disease Dodds Neryine and lnyeorator treats it
18th COMPLETE SUCCESS Mothers. Try 1T, anu
save your little the worst agonyof this Distress
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: MEDICAL.


--zZ CaHtzcz 50 she RReiia.
Every intellgent and thinking person must KNOW
nat remedies handed out tor general should have
tner efcacy established by well tested experience u
the hands OF regularly educated physician, who's.
preparatory studies ut him Ion all the duties be mns
ulni; yet the country Is Hooded with poor nosfrus
and puTpS ig to be the best in the Woria,
which are not 0nzs seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate st6R fbe PARTICCLAis In selsctlnk
nis physician, as &c IL lamdntaDle yet mcontrovern
ole iacr, that many syphhuc patients MADE mis-.
cradle with ruined constitutions BY malrrearmen
from Physicians in general practice non
tls point generally cOnceaed BY the best syphiIoxr
1hers, that the study anc management Of heee cort
llaints should engross the whole time Of those WI.
would be competent and successfuI in their treas-
nent and cure. 1he inexperienced general pracp.
homer, having neither opportunity tiEae TO maxi
oimself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues enc system OF treatment In most eases MAJ
ing inniscrmin&te that sntiquated and dan.
gefous weapon, the Mercury. = 81 1s%ss
ati as4N Have O0MA9cEe0. .sk TtA ~
; Al uh0 have committed an excess OF any KIND
Rhether It be the solitary vice OF youth, the sting
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in lnaturer yaars
sEEK EoR Al ANTIpoTE IN sRAs0H. Ess-.~,
The Pains ana Aches, and Lassitude anu Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Gotten,
"a are the Barometer TO the whole system. .4as
Do not wait Tor the contamination that sure to fol-
low; do not want tor unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss or Beauty
sEl sl5aal = 5 and Gomplexiou.
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seIiurnn,. rhougI,,...

t Z, The fear ov God il the philosophy oy relig-
sas Coz lou: the love God is the charity oy regi-
.sss Hope il hen that lays more eggs then she
kan hatch out.Rni has yAaS srss4 'sgs ~ ~
7se2s Better leave your child virtew than money;
but this is sekret known only by tew.8a lI
&@sES~ honestly believe it IL better to know not
y e hing than to know what amt so. ~ 5tsssls
sstsuz li1l x,;ct ay,, viii, ,,{,,,, o, a.,
ssssait IL like the crook in dogg's tale; you may
cut it oph and throw it behind the BAN, but
cook 10 there yet and the stump is the cpl
taph.
.x5aH0s5lf you anaze what most men call plezzure,
.v. - you will lind it composed oy, one part hum
selsi sbugg and two parts pain. dsa sai vi beg
When you hain't got nothing to do, do it
bios - at once this izhe way to learn to be bzzy.
s =, sa hay been told that the best way to
overkum mIssortunes IL to Fight with 4hems
Il hav tried both ways, and recommend a
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
The art ov becoming oy Importance in a
4NeYes 0K others, IL not 70 overrate onrselt, b


The art ov becoming oy Importance in the
! 9Neyes Oh Others, Ia nptIo overrate onrself, but
to cause them to do it.
The true way to Understandable judgments
of heaven il to submit to them. &c., -fifs 9
bssad5as Method IL everything especially to ordna-
iuiiGsos ~ men; the Jew men who can lit tull, at
'ais pressure, hay divine right 10 take holt of it
tew a disadvantage. 81 - .sss q. Pc. g ssi.
slesH 80 The less man knows, the more he will
- aiT guess at; and guessing is nothing more than
q - suspicion. asiisf4 haa Iasts lnStsis II
Gong to law IL like SHINING new mich
cowfor the hide and giving the meat few the
AS lawyers. ~ dsaa a1sN s13e4 5ffsa3 teu ss4s,I$
es.z Paools are quite often like hornets very,
buzzy, but about what the Lord only knows.
a gRfe Living.on hope il like cliyingsson wind,
good way to gitphull, but poor way to git
.4fgssioass don't pay THE Best it can do it
nor don't expect to-. 100 .aafas
@sss Hope IL draft on futnrity, sometimes hon
ored, but generally extended. sseirr
IA 9s5e II the world dispises hypicrit, what must
they think OF him in heaven r-r7S ~ sssas
eDas7s Flattery IL like kolone water, to be smct Of
~ q not swallerda seai 77siisy 40 l9sis3 Is q
After all, there don't seem tew be but this
81 difference between the wizer men and the
7ecF4 phools; the wlze men arc all fuss and some
3 ieatnefs, while the phook are all fuss and no
SnmN folks wonder where all the lies cum
rom; but don't-one good liar will pizen a
slss5 y whole country. y TIT y.
sssssz Hunting alter fame IS like hunting after
~ neas-hard tew ketch, andisure to make YOU
80 u Uneasy ii you don't ketch him. te9zaHs =
Pa. you must chaw terbacker, young NJ an
as5se slor heavens Sake achaw old plugg-it is the
sss sss hastyeSt' yoal as.asieS JosH BILLINGS.
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.F1.asit Gordesa for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale q lot of Land on
i Pleasant ST. Westbrook, containing about one
acre, which has been improved for the past four
years, as Fruit and Vegetable Garden. On the
ground are large number OF Fruit Trees the best
varieties In healthy condition. sstps g ~ ~
= Also. Grape Vines, Currant, Gooseberry and Rasp
berry Bushes, large strawberry beds and ornament-
This Land Is favorably located for building pur-
poses ana is yearly increasing in value Further par
ticu,ars may DO known by applying to -.h
May 24-d3wEgA E4E'B So 3. SOMERBY.o
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A 7 20 Lincoln st. Also front parlor to let. ~ +
a je1d2w%
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For sale BY ali Druggists. Price, 6ss X Dsias. ns sw
/ TslNG TEA-Blaok Dragon chop!

EoI saIe ny an gIs.s. -s.5 o1c DoIIsI -
3 me,vrC mr.. N - . nl..t s.
TX IhlN6 IhA-.6l8ck U1agon aOnOpi
Natural Leaf perfectly pure tTs1Sc sioniaes parel
Prepared eihoaf any coloring foreign substance.
Cured on Porcelain (ot 90, perl ocer sEosc fire., ~
Delightful Gavor erceedingsy poscesJil and strong.
eouUsnes all the heaitsy uiftsses Of the Tsa-plant.
anda,ins and higher class of natives use no other.
This celebrated Tea was rst introduced hore by the
ORiENrAL TEA COMPANY, in May, 1869, when the
h,u pree a. s ronna Il mat y,t tSe scn n NM
qualined approval ard tine demand tor it nom all
sections was SO great, that the COMPANY at once
81, - hpye
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First Class Suburban Rest
de7ace fO9. Sale.


ONE of the New Houses ON Congress st. Fiji
] msyisdtf o-.fs wv. H. STEPHENSON
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
Westbrook Manpfac,uriny :

THE Westbrook Manufacturine Company having
removed their place OF business from the store Of
Jonas n Perley 70 the store occupied BY the UNDER
ngneo ON Central Wharf, offer tor sale the various
knas Of goods manuactuie ca b them, consisting Of
SHIPS Duck, Ravens Duck, sail and Wrapping
WINE, sheetngs, Mariners Stripes, Drills, Camlet
Jeans, &C., at the lowest prices N the market he
company. are now putting in new and improved
machinery for he manuiacture of SHIPS DUCK,
which they believe will insure the oest article which
can be made. All oruers Promptly attended 10. ~
RUFUS E. WOOD, Treas, -
Portland, Jan 9Th, 1859. isatf = g
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"a ........ stA..a..n.s. Oaa rs..Iss VA.

Ne szAsAAy TIC AsAMds Jan TeESfzy % 4 kfs
: lseel ia ~ Onhnppy Expexienees -fsa +
Young men troubled with emissions In slcep,--s
complaint generally the result OF bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically and perfect cure WAL
fanted on no charge made. = So EaN &.
more young men with the above disease, some q
whom are as weak and emaciafed a. though they hao
she consumption, and BY their friends are supposed te
have it. Al such cases yield TO the proper and cnp
correct course Of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health. so
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
NOTICE.

Jonas b. PERLEY having resigned the agency
q Tor the sale or Duck and other goods manu- .ac-
tured By the Westbrook Manufacturing Company,
the unsettled accounts and debts due 70 them, viii
Wharf. kUFUS e. WOOL Treas
Portland, January 9th, 1869. Z F'''i~S--''
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TO LET

For Sale or to Let. asss "a
HOUSE No 1 Prospect ct, corner of Casco st, with
Ii store in basement. Most OF the purchase
money can remain mortgage. Immediate pos
session given. Inquire of
Nj. MITCHELL, Hs@ "
june12 eodtf 1923 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14
Great Reduction
Portland & Kennebec &. z.
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1860.


T'ro Trains Daily betsceen Portland and augusta.
,,-sz,.szUzx, Leave Portland for Augusta, mixed
<.4 train at TOO "A "A
leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Waterville and
Bangor, at 12.45 p N. Portland for Bath and Au-
'rssseneer Trains win DO due at Portland daily
at $50 A N, and z IS p M. 80,
Fale az low by this route 10 Lewiston, Wateryiile,
kenda = Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by tue Maine
Cen raj Road; anu tickets puI chased in Boston ior
Maine Genital stations are good tor passage on
this Ine.l Passel gers from bangor, Newport, Dex-
ter, sc, will purchase Tickets 10 Kenuals mills
only, and after taking the Of the Portland and
Kennebec Road, the conductor will furnish ucAets
and make the iaIe tho same through to portland or
Boston as via Maine CenIra. 1900
Through Tickets are SOLD at Boston over the East
ern and B0slon and maine Railroads Tor all Stations
on this line; also the Androscoggm X. X. and Dex-
ter, anger, &C., on the Maine Central. no break
OF gauge east OF Portland this route, and the only
ro1te BY which passeL ger from Boston or Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
eusta tor Belfast daily. Vassalbor0 for North and
East Eassalboro anu China daily. Kendalis Mills
for Unity daily at PIshon's Ferry Tor Canaan dali
By. At Sko whegan tor the differ towas North Oh
their route. y 49, ~ ~
leI ~ . 1nCiilv l.. L.. LINCOLN, Supt
Augusta, April 26, 1869, fs masi7tt
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fThe overland Monthly has the following upon the
meeting of the first trains on the Pacific road'l
sseee~fsgaf what the Engines Said .NNil

fThe overland Monthly has the following upon the
meeting of the first trains on the Pacific roadl
q. assee@577af what the Engines Said .GNii
What was Ii the Engines said,
Pilots touchng-head to head
EuE u4l Facing the single track, = ~ gs
oa iiiee This Is what what the Engines said ana
Unreported and unread We
With PREDATORY screech,. q
y In forld Western speech, stA
aaia al am nom sierra's cre.t;
Why, reckon, it's confessed,
That I've done my level best
Said the Engine the East
3 ISL ssrhey VIII work best talk the least,
,sPO you whistle daas down WI your brakes
hua a1e@S Pretty nir-but let our meeting l 80 ~.
Be different kind OF greeting.
Let these folks, with champagne stuhing'a5
- 2 NOT their Engines do the pa63ag- -
Listenl Where Atlantic beats $50
ss:; s e..
have chased the flying sun.
a.ef ss Blessing all he best sissri
Nursing in my iron breast sa
Ana n e ssi slSs %y s syns ny 9ss crest
t-. Every shadow must retreat.'
.sssle Said the Western Engine, s'Phew!" =.
r SSms nS% really that's oldest
Yon b Gs 1 o y 20 ue Eass
te5el All the orient-all Oathay-- ige -;
eaa ei1-f Find through me the shortest way. ftei
And the sun you follow here. 80
llasl 1tlses 10 my hemisphere. AIS osiE
~ .asa@a Really one must be rude
Length, my friend, ain lonpitcde.p Rsn
saegH #sia sl3 'sS Ssa Fl Sons 80 -SN &9Ri
Said the Union: ssDont reflect or
l--r 81 l,lr run over some Director
s'Hs@"sq9@ Said the Central .sI'm Pacific
But when riled Pm quite terrific. mas
.szaFA4ffass I ct to-day, shall not quarrel -
Just to these folks this MORAL -ss2s
How two Engines-in their vision HDsE
Once have met without collision"
.gziswsN '4SSsgSS = 10 7fss z1.l7'5IS
That is what the Engines SAID, .as0
Unreported and unread ss.t5-asi
t@ : - ass Spoken slightly through the nose.
y With whistle at the close.
y aatszses 49, = - --.S--.- 100 .zH
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Look. go. !. Here !!

e41---- &@ezs4SfsN1t = ksEfl4i
"A FINE Summer Residence for Sale, with
"A Is spacious ROOMS and ample halls delg ntfuIy
situated an emfnence, overlooking The beautiful
village OF Soath Paris, ME. g asa 81 it21H
ko further particulars enquire OF A. HERSEY,
near the SAID residence or by addressing the owner
ce 81 tlsl<gktl e n. HERSEY, Amherst, Mass.
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e Small Farm for Sale. . sa6.
=, - ~ On Great Chebeagne Island, known
AN ~ as The Isaac Weber place. baiiEl
Mfd5 - = Terms OF payment TO suit the pur-,
nGT ~ chaser. Inquire of e s IS ~
49, - : 3 Is ELbRlDGE GERRY,
n,a, Issi.. : a = a - tss.s7 - ~ NO 50 High st.
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BILLIARD TABLES
i.7 u 70. CAME Dc CO.,
kII4 sudbury Street, Boston.

M ANUFACTURE Billiard Tables with pho,on e.
IACollen0er's AmericaR STANDARD Cushions ~hich
ase admitted by PROFESSIONAL payers 10 be- SUPERIOR
hotels and club rooms In Boston. Froprieiors a,d
manufacturers OF The new Time and Price keoisTsTs
tor Billiard Rooms and Mechanical PURPOSES. Ia
tented Nov l7th 1868. lCl 81 rs = N' u"
soc Ageats in the New England States for
Phelan q UOlienders Standard American Tables and
Cushions. hi - IA
An Repairs, and reftting old tables with our new
improvements, Turning and CoIormg Balls. done
promptly. 49, cra.far .s... ' NN-0
lew lrst qualify second. hand Iour-p pocket 8 IL
py II Taoies, with fixtures, Tor sale cnsap
May l6-eodSw -->R
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Norfalk: ana Baltiimoorras steamDsbi, Line

Norfolk and BALTIMORE SteamsM Line.
- - - Steamships Of this Lane sail from end
OF Cen,rai Wharf, Bosom, Evsry rice
1l& Ddys,ats O'clock .s A. ior Nor'o3 ana
...-,..... ..,Dota,s Capt Solomon Hosges. 20.
Ssis. it,scm III z1s.sorencs, Capt. Wan A. HatieitE j
- Z, ,v;ri;1rs FSngsedy Capt. J. q. Parker, Jr. =
.Mcsyssan'S CaSf Frank AZ. Hoices, n 80.
Fresshs .orv arded from NoxJotk 70 Petersbnrg and
Riehmond, By river or iail ana BY the "a. Z Tenn.
s,.n a,ra S,eo-al0: ana over The Seab0s ana Roo
nofe RI n 20 nj points In Norh and SoHh Carolina
BY the Bah. s Ohio q. 4. to washington and all
p Tnrouen rates given to South and West. y srs
Fine Passenger acco odalions.A -.xA 800
Fare including Berth aud Meals $1,000; time 70
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