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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF FINE BLOOD HORSES.
Speed, style, beauty and safety

DPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
fy JOHN L. VAEDEWATER, luctioneer,
On Tucsdav June at stable No A street, IL
A. N. prompt without regard TO weather.
The fast handsome sylsh, high bred rotng Pluto;
l5 high years. bay, with white face and heels
fac-simile OF Dextcr Is fine driver, with great
ance symmetry and styles has vice tricks; ~
gated very reliable and honest, and vcr attractive either
JOGGING or speeding he has shown repeatedly private trials
below his owner ALWAYS refused 10 trot him in pub
lie race he Ia warranted sound and kind, and warranted 10
beat20 an extra speedy, Ecntee and fashionable read
horse and In the hands Of expert ia valuable and
fast track horse, as he entirely unknown to the public
Beautiful highbred chostnut trong horse raised IN Ken
ami most boode srd iafa showing horses IN the State
he trotted last fall st Ipo L,ndng Michigan,
10 81 ~ ottlng the last mile in ass he has powers
edurance does not pn lug am s well behaved wthcnt
Vice or trick sound and knd end beat 70
Tor roadster he has SUPERIOR being powerfully
gated TO roa1
Beautiful jet black Horse, by the hbdaah nearly
IL hands HIGH coming has been
very promising; show $40 IA handsome.
ged and powerful has vice tricks; fine
with nae carriage, AMI warranted sound and kind.
Blood bav coupe family road Horse, 6 h'. years
fine free travellers vice tricks; warranted
and kind
These horses can be seen and examined Monday at
stable ~ Great Jones street. and gentlemen
chase should not lose this opportunity,
u say they the finest horfee
SON. ebeT az public private sale. They will he aold
out the lcaet Limit reservaton
sented in tcuar. and fair trial wiz given Fun
particulars In Tuesdays Herald and at sale.
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spoRrlNG-DOas, BIRDS, 60.

tSS ~ diesasS pTsP.Tss rs.S Sr
n. B~Lscies attended to by Mrs Do,ey.
azSGs ssEhPs PPss ASp @ sas. ns
SO Mango Cure Plea Extern 7ac Brtsrs new
& asa asssa sssss isS sny SSs
JOHNSTON 4 VAN uTAssELL. AUorToNEERs,
win sell on Saturday next June s,
at the stables Mace Esd Ills entire Stud of Tro.
if Ir Mae Mace. staDiss are ics West ror.ysAsA street
the entire contents. of stable including Single and Double
Harness. Blankets Robes &S e.,
One Team, top Wagons one no top Troting Wagon.
M ssSye I BE sS % the s, ss BY *. Sd
Sre too much S his time to give proper attention to the
The Whole catalogue exhibition at the stables 2oe
Further paftieuiars sasi,onsers' Offices a Ess.
Thirteenth street. or ~ Liberty street Ful descriptive cata
nesday next.
NTOCKING BIRDS MoCRTNG BIRDs.-JUsT ARRIVED
Mi from New Orleans 800 young aosking Birds Wn be
sa ssass '0' 'ny 's" d'S' cheap No. 10 North William
THE BEST GREENER GUN EVER IMPORTED; ONLY
one Of the kind. For sale cheap by AFFORD FARR 4
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT BARKER 4 HAMLIEs CITY AUCTION MART.
n MAJoRC v. BARKER, AUCTloNEER,
'onsi EsaISfaTsy &c Ieo'ssiys1.h s street.
Gentlemens private Establishments disposed at public
and private sale to the best advantage and
ment OF Horses Carriages Buggies Horse Clothing
Whips kc to suit the needs OF all Classes OF
stantly on hand Orders promptly executed.
Twentyfour hours allowed for trial horse sold
under warranee.
Good sabng for horses public private The only
sale. Carriages, Buggies &c. taken on storage.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO LET HIS VICTORIA,
IA Horses and Harness for the the
or the stylish In the Clarendon HOTEL
between 10 and IL and 2and4.
NEW YORK REPOSITORY, ls EAST EIGHTEENTH
n street. roedway.-A complete assortment
fonabe Carriages OF exec lent quality and styc warranted
Eockaways GeruantownR, Phaetons, Depot Wagons,
Carenees Landaues and several ele pony Phaetons
the well known bnild OF Merritt CO.. also variety
ond hand top aud no top Bugges and other Vehicles.
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, BLACK POINTS, 8 YEARS
"A OLD 1913 hands hish perfectly sound and kind tro
10 three mintes for sale cheap at & Went Thirteenth
A LARGE HORSE FOR SALE-SrTThBLE FOR
~ heavy work farm just from the for
him sound and kind; S1o0. Inquire Of HALLIDAY
CO., 2f% Franklin street.
A FOUR WHEEL DOG CART; OPEN BUGGY POLE
IA and shafts; shell Pony Phaton canopy top pole
shafts est city being OF Broadway. sell 25
per cent less HAMS Fourth street and Lafay place
A LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS FOR sALE--CITY
make, In fine order. Cost a3ic price $l25 Inquire at
~ Pine street, room 10.
t.rF-Ir, y
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mi.sSners Of The sinking Fund OF The CITY Of New York,
:sss :ss ~" passed May RSsn 10 ls 81 ssy ssy
VA ! Sss' ,ss sqs'ss sy IN on s' Jan.
weve O'Clock 81. the hishcs. bidder for the same tn.
sl ra w double ,rscS and ths taracas and
sses C ee q e ns ss % Yo
tho North river to the Las river on the following terms and
Firs. The person persons whose bid shall
ss &c % , &c @ and % sas ROAD an
with tae requisite number Of cars and horses but
he r Is 'y &c o e of & aa
pe,ns sane ,a time during Which !hJ ge $? restrained
sI Ks
said carm,ssSssg soni0ned for the eonpe.ien and
g. ss , % s ssSoy TSoss s
sscond-sad railroad shall be constructed on the most ap-
sd PSR s ss sss r s.eps
commonly called raj. ana .s be run I a. Ssn s
sabses rules and rega,Isns in respect
s By SrS,Rss sT ;Ds 70 ss ,as ss
OF ss for hs eonSeyanee OF passengers on ssS
railroad charged BY other city railroads in said
the eon.scon operation or use . ., such rail-
OF % portion
ac TO run upon nset and use The
the or paymen be made there
Sop then the amount Of conpcnsa alton payment
eba and determined In the manner provided
by s,bdyson OF the tweatycghh section Of the act
nj tied s'An to authorize the formation OF railroad
,houa real estate interest therein he required Tor
te puruose constructing said railroad as above specified
snd which the san person or Corporation
he unable 10 with the owner or owners Tor the
use or purchase thereof they may ACQUIRE the right to use or
title 10 The same the specified In the fourteenth
sncen,h sytrenth se eniecnth eighteenth, ninetccnth
went,e ami sections o, the said act OF hpr
ls5n except that IN OF proceedings Tor any OF the
rroSss Authorized BY said act shall not be nccessa-
~ tbet the petitlon the Supreme Court shall make
nuy allegations reference TO- any incorporaton capt
ta surveys or aps OF the Cling OF any certlhcntc
Of ocs,on Bu In all the Of said street for he
purposes OF said railroad authorized by saa act sna =,
consderod public use consistent win tnc uses lot when
the aldermen and componaty OF the ssid city ho
said Nothing IN the said act contained sha athorrc
allow the existence OF more than two Tracks IN any part
O. said street.
FourhThe Legislature the right TO alter amend
repeal the ac, giving the authority 10 construct and ore
. ratio such railroad. , -,
Tiho payment into the city treasury OF the amount oi
e bid and the execution and approval OF the said
dit,ons and puatons herein expressed the said Commits
sIoncrp will deliver TO the parties entitled to the
samc aforesaid certificate that he they entitled u
such grant - ,-,..- ....-.. a.. .,.., .....-, 49,.
lid a. seina made frauduenty or collusvcly
A. CAKEN BALL, Mayor.
RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Ten "A 9WEENY, Chamberlain.
JoIlN X, HkCkETT. Recorder. .
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEE,
rFYfR cuLKIN, Chairman Finance Committees
1900 hoard OF Assistant Aldermen.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Dated INV YoRE, May II, lSts.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EroR sALE-A VICTORIA BRETT, POLE AND sH ATS
r suitable for Park dAving; $3.50 Cal at stable li
East Twenty second street.
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1,oors WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY AND EVERY
L evenng durins the races on the Union Course, AZ
ohAhbsH1AiN' % '''' JAtoB soMERHDYKE.
v,oors-pooJs Will RE SOLD AT RfLEy's RES.
taurnnt corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway
every evening during the mon Course tros ana NJ hrs
e'a"'' o"'" 0'''''' 4. b. JOHNSON.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
yUANTED-A SECOND HAND LIVERY CohT, pRAB
w or brown Address 3. c., boz l. % Post once.
vxrAyTEp-oNE OF OTIS BROTHERS. HOSTING
w Machine. Address CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, Ss3 East
Fif,y.thrj street
VrrANTEp TO PuRcHAsE-sECoND HAvD ROCK
w Drih long and short Also Drill Hammers. Address
u. y. B. 1881 Water street, n. Y. ----
/, nvepr1spMENrs FOR THE HERALD
nECEIvED IN BROOKLYN AT QUIZ
BRANCH OFFICE, & fUbfOh tfKEsh
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Ew YORK. MONDAY, MAY 81 lsea-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

A UCUST BELMONT co.
IA issue letters OF credit for travellers use on
Messrs. KOTfISCHlLD
in Paris London, Frankfort andvienns and their corre-
spondents In all the principal cities OF Europe. Also make
telegraphic transfers on California and Europe
A IL DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JUNE J,
N draw interest from that dav nj sx per cent. Dime Saw
ings Bank, Nos. and Broadway, Williamsburg.
MORTON BLISS a CO,
N SO Broad street.
Circular Notes Letters OF Credit travel
lers also Commercial Credits, available In all paris OF
Europe.
MONEY TO LOAN-Oa DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEW
M ery Pianos, &C.. &c or the bought for cash. 6bS
Newark avenue, Jersey City (jewery storel
DARTIEs WISHING $1,000 TO $1,000 ON BOND AND
l. mortgage city property be accommodated by
plying at once to II. A. READ, s5 Liberty street.
THE HANSON CAB COMPANY,
i OF New York and Brooklyn.
Incorporated Ma; 6, l3i9
Capital 3s00o n b00 shares of $50 each, with power
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YACHTS, sTEAMDOATs. g..

A STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-NEw AND FAST; WOOD
~ hull, lSirN1sx7h feet; beam engine 20 inches by 8
rect: iron wheels; cabin saloon below upper deck
admirably adapted for day passenger excursion
Apply to HENRY J. DAWSON, ~ Liberty street.
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N INFANT TWO MONTHS OLD FOR ADOPTION.
Call al thc Private Lyingin Institute. l2J Twenty
si1th street H. D. GRIEDLE n D., Physician Accouch
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J,OR SALE CHEAP-FOR WANT OF USE, GRAY
Horsc pony built, Is hands high, years old, war
ranted Apply at S42 East Twenty street, near First
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DIssoLl TION ON THE 1sT DAY OF MAY, BY
innns consent, the firm OF Phbin Guin, plumbers.
sTErHEN PHlLBIN continues the plumbing gas H.
ns business az heretofore the old establishments No.
Barclay street.
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1864.
JEROME PARK.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

SATURDAY, JUNE b-rIvE RACES
TUESDAY, JUNE s-FouR RACEs
eATURDAY. JUNE 1e-FIvE RACES.
Pools wi sold by Major W. Barker at the subscrp-
tion rooms broadway each evening preceding aud
such other times may be noned also at the course
each day OF races.
First race each day punctuslly att o'clock.
To field and grand stand 81 so; hed grand stand
quarter srctch, az So Carriages Free Quarter stretch
tickets may at the Office of the clu 920 Broad
""'' A. BELMONT President
q wuExTty
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JyoR SALE OR EXCHANGES YOUNG HORSES, JUST
from the country IA to II hands high, TO old
all sound aud kind Also fne coupe Horse Inquire 122
Norfolk street.
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PERSONAL.

GNKe-ALL CAME SAFE. THANK YOU, DARLING.
IA Am "good boy" aud return tonight God bless you
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ON THURSDAY, JUNE y
No Purse OF $780, mile heats, best three In Eve, In har
No arursc Of $3.50 mile heats, three I've, in har
ness, with entries
on FRIDAY, JUNE Z.
No purse of S60 mile heats best three IN 1--WE. In har.
ness. with eight entries.
No Qpse OF 81 600 mile heats beat three In hve In har
ness, with four entries.
Races 10 begin p NJ each day except wednesday,
lime q when they begin st two +. VI.
Ior.e the South, fulton, Wall and Williamsburg
ferries eyory minutes during the day for the courss
direct
spcc,s, cars leave South ferry, June Band at A. M
connectinr nj East York Ia N T.. NJ with an Extra
train tby the course direct ard on June leave
south ferry u NJ connecting with train as East New YORK
hdmson to Field 81; to the Grand stand and Quarter
No charge for ladies children for admission to Field or
oranh s'ao'' WILLIAM SHAW.
Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE GERMAN BOSS FRAMERs HELD A NETTING
Thursday 23h inst, at 57 East Fourth street. John
Schafer the chair, addressed the meeting, that
Ia OF the strike Of the ournsynen trainers
Resolved That the boss trainers would be dictated
controlled by the journeymen In regard 10 TO be paid
70 them that the employers would do the regulating Of prices
regards the and workman should leave
his employer on account Of the strike boss should enpov
the said journeyman.
Resolves That The framers carpenters give
work 70 journeymcn who leave their empoyers on sc
-oA' -A' ~ ''''' JOHN scHAFER, Pre.den.
HENRY ScHAUER Secretary.
CARL HIKMANN, Treasurer
n,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED LETTERS
patent dated May 90 1892 for their improvement the
Fronts OF buildings, and prepared grant licenses to
founders and builders inen ling make good Apply
the City Hail. JOHN ALEXANDER.
kAlIIL. j. BuRCHELL.
The undersigned is prepared construct Fronts this
plan In the best aud Mt the shortest poce has
stock OF patterns and machinery for finishing Apply at the
foundry corner OF Quay and Washington streets
V,O THE CONsIGNEES OF THE AUSTRIAN
Ship Figlia Mageiore, from Marselles
Having placed the business OF ship the hands
OF hessrs Moody Telfnr b6 Wall street, gnees will
please communicates with them in regard TO salt business
Cargo win be delivered rapidly possible under the dec
ticn OF the adjsers Any Information may be obtained
d. POsNANOvICH,
Master OF the Ship Fislia haggiore
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sae-hedicines for oil diseases. Prepared Food for
nlocking brds at b. DOvEY'S Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal
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TNOR sALE-Two HORSES. ONE FIVE YEARS OLD
e5 spring street.
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I,0R SALE OR TRADE FOR ALE OR LIQUOR-A
IL handsome Mare, Buggy and Harness also a set Of
double Harness. at 406 Fourth Twenty ninth
street
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nor SALE CHEAP-A POWERFUL WORK HORSE,
ft for coal cart farm price $75 663 Greenwich st.
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gentle carriage Horses; grand road Horse full mnne
and tail 5s hands HIGH old road too long for
hn color gary Address Post oce box 1885, giving name
and particulars.
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A ONE CURTAIN COACH.
"A. One open t;pi.chc
One six seat Phaeton.
One four seat Phaeton.
One extension top Phaeton.
One Pony Phacton, with rumble.
One French Victoria little
second hand CARRIAGES, for sale low by
BRtWSTER h Co fof Broome street,.
a Fifth Avenue. corner Fourteenth sirect.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION.-N. s. RAusoHOFF
~. ~ CoEThe finn OF N. s. Rausohof Co. has this day
peeh dissoyed by mutual consent All persons having
s% by mote or against the firm hereby
Prag Cans At Salt Lake City u IT, who are alone author
lied 70 settle theasane and collect all claims
the hrm SAT- Lake City, May 8, 1919.
N. s. RArSOHOFF.
u. RAUSOHOFF.
G.. PRsD.
A. CANS.
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-
TTNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
SPRING TROTTING MEETING OF 1862
ON TUESDAY. JUNE.
No. Pursc OF $780, mile heats best three In nve In har-
ness, with ~ entries.
No a-Parse Of $50 mile heats, best three hve in hsr
ness, with II entries.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE g.
Purse heats best three in ve In harness. with
the following en.rics:-
phfer enters. b. m Lady Thoru
William Horst .br r. George Wilkes
William Lowell enters m american eiri
George W. Nelson enters. o. Baahaw Jr.
Norris Hocomb. enters. % m Lucy
NJ. enters. D. hyrOn fefry
Budd Doble enters. IN. Goldsmith Maid
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Marine Items.

The tug Kitty Smoke, had the mistor-
tune to get a large rope caught in
her wheel, last Monday afternoon, which
loosened it so as TO cause her to te hauled
out for repairs.
SHIPMENTS TO LIVERPOOL The Cana
dian schooners Phoebe Cdtharine and Un-
ion Jack have received cargoes of grain at
Kingsville for Liverpool and tsken their
departure oceanward.
Shortly before FIVE O'Clock on the morn>
ing of the 10th, as the steamer .Sheboygan
was approaching Chicago she collided with
and sunk the tug Preston Brearly. There
we're seven men on board of the tug, of
whom elk we're saved, the captain Of the
boat, Geo. Chute, being drowned. Mr..
Crosson, mate Of the steamer states that
the accident occurred one mile north of the
harbor, and about midway between the
crib and shore. The tug. which had been in
search of tow, undertook to run across
the steamers track. She had no lights
burning, and was not discovered until too
late to avoid collision. Mr.. Crosson was
on deck, aud as soon as he saw the tug
be blew warning signal upon the steam-
ers whistle, at the same time ringing the
bell to stop and reverse the engine. This
order had scarcely been obeyed ere the
steamer struck the tug, about abreast the
pilot>house, and in moment thereafter
she had disappeared beneath the waters of
the lake. Two of the men o. b, ard the un
fortunate craft saved themselves by clinging
to the iron sheathing of the steamer which
had been forced outward from the stem by
the collision. The others clung to pieces
Of the upper works of the tug All were
got on board of the steamer by means of
lines and a boat, which was lowered for
this purpose as soon as possible after the
collision. The Captain of the tug was not
seen after the accident. He is supposed to
have been crushed to death in the pilot
house. The SheJoygan's outer stem was
broken for distance Of: eight feet by the
collision. The Preston Breary is new
boat, having come to Chicago from Phila-
delphia last fall. She is named after her
owner Her value is in the neighborhood
of $l2, 900, upon which there is no insur
ance. Efforts were being made to find the
boat. Should they prove successful, she
will no doubt soon be got into the harbor,
raised and repaired
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Men and Brethren. "

Is it not time to have change in the
management of public affa irs in Wis
consin?
If you think SO, obey your conscience
and vote the Democratic ticket.
Is it not time to drive the corrupt and
bribc-loving Madison Regency from
the State Departments and the halls of
legislation?
IF you so believe, stultify not the in
ward monitor but vote the Democratic
ticket, and thus purify the capitol.
Is it no. time to cut down the State ex>
penses by disch rging the army of useless
hangers on in the capitol who are paid for
doing nothing Ply stopping the terrific
swindles perpetrated in behalf of one
Church and one family in the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Deavsn, the waste in
the Blind Asylum at JanesviIle, and the
glaring extravaganza in the State Prison
at Waupun ?-all ofwhich is done with the
knowledge and approval of Gov. Fairchild
and the Regency.
If you must SO acknowledge, what no
truthful man can deny, respect the admon
ition of your conscience and vote the dem>
ocratic ticket.
how can the moral and upright portion
of community longer uphold the Madison
Regency" and its candidates?
Men and brethren Go to the polls and
vote like honest men. 1t is all we ask
appleton Crescent.
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ously wounded little girl four years of age,
the daughter Of neighbor.
The New York Enp,ess hints at COM
ing bear campaign, which is to be brought
about by buying up greenbacks (at prem
ium to svadc the law,) when the demand
from the South and West becomes heaviest.
According to letters received in Wash
ington from Senators and members, moi
less than four bills are prepared for intro,
| duction in Congressi in December, preparing
for funding the public debt into four pei
cent. bond, coin interest Some of the
bills provide for sinkig fund in addition
General Walker Chief of the Bureau Of
Statistics, furnishes a statement of export.
and Ie.exports TO foreign countries during
the last fiscal year, from which W, gsthe,
, that our total exports we're $4l3, 1854, ,625
and re exports $25, ,l7a,4l4 Shipped il
American vessels, kl53, 523, $40; lin foreign
vessels, $2S5, ,6O4 600.
A careful canvass of the Cabinet show.
that all, except Secretary Fish and Attorney
General Hoar. are in favor of speedy
recognition of Cuba, and they oppose il
only on the ground that it may complcatf
the Alabama claim question, as they al
sympathize with the Cubans in their at
temrts to gain liberty.
A terrible state of affairs exists in Florida
The collection of the revenue is opposed by
force ; an armed mob controls the principa
portion of the state murders are the gen
eral order of the day, and the Government
officers there are being driven from tht
state. The authorities have called for
troops to suppress this little rebellion.
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Communicated.

ED. PILOT AS l have had to bear the
blame for some time for the ateness of the
arrivals South, of the mails, | wish the
blame laid where it rightfully belongs.
And as our Post Master seems to be will
ing that | should be the Scape-goat in the
matter will state that in my opinion should
there be an investigation, Mr.. Eslinger and
not myself is to blame in the matter 1t
is we'll known by the business community
that have heretofore been to considerable
extra expense in carrying the mails, even
ahead Of the schedule mail time. there
fore consider it unjust TO be censurcd for
what consider the faults Of others.
THoS WISDIATE.
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An Earthquake.

Concord, n H., Oct %
A distinct shock of an earthquake wa.
felt here at half past this morning, and
was also felt at White River and Littleton.
and heavily at Wells iRver Various 9th
er places report having experienced a
shock.
Portland, Oct %.
An earthquake, this morning, WAS felt
here. Reports received show it was felt as
far east as St. John, as far north as Ken
dallsville, and south as far as Paris
Boston, Oct. %
An earthquake, this morning, was felt very
distinctly in Boston and vacinity.
Springfield Mass, Oct. %.
A slight shock OF earthquake, lasting 20
seconds, was felt in this place at o clock
this morning
Hartford, Oct %.
The shock of an earthquake was distir Ct
ly fels at about 5 clock this morning. 1t
was also felt at Winsor and OF her parts of
the State.
Worcester, Mass, Oct %.
At about 5 clock this morning, distin-
ct shock of an earthquake was experienced
in this city. The shock lasted about three
seconds, and the motion appeared 10 be
from east to west. A movement of lesser
violence followed. about two seconds i.rer
vening.
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A Frank Governor.

Gov. Fairchild must think the "com
mon people" very ignorant-Nearly every
place he goes to he tells them that poor
people pay no taxes tot he governmet!
How about the stamps and duties
How about he taxes ON tea, coffee, sug-
ar, salt, indeed everything used or needed
BIZ mechanics and laborers as we'll rs bond
exempted aristocrats?
Pay no taxes to the general government?
Why, Governor, you know they are taxed
from the pane of glass in their humble
dwellings to the nails IN their cofinl
How much of the enormous sums annu-
ally raised 60 to liquidate the interest bear
Debt?