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WALTHAM
Watches F.!

REThe extensive use OF these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conductors.
Engineers and EXpresSmen, the most exact
ing ofwaieh-wearers, has thoroughly demon
stTated the strength. steadtness, durability
and accuracy OF the Waltham Watch. To
satisfy that class in all these respects, is TO
decide the question as 10 the real value of
More than 45o, 900 Of these
Watches are now speaking for themselves in
the pockets of the people, proof and a
guarantee Oftheir superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent
of the Company's Works at Waltham, enable
them to produce watches at s2Narice which
renders competition fuJile, sIP Those who
buy any other watch, merely pay from S to
SO per cent more for their watches than Is
necessary.
less prices in greenbacks than the gold prices
before the war. There is no other manufac-
ture of any kind in the United States ofwhiCh
These tima-pieces combine every improve
ment that long experience has proved OF
real practical use. Having had the refusal
of nearly every invention In matchmaking
originating in this country or in Europe,
onty those were finally adopted which severe
testing by the most skillful artisans in our
works and long use on the part OF the public,
demonstrated TO be essential TO correct and
enduring time-keeping
Among the many improvements we would
The Invention and use OF a aeentre-pinion of
peculiar construction, to prevent damage to
the train by the breakage OF main springs, is
original With the American W atch Company,
who having had the refusal Of all other con-
triyanceg, adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as
being the best and fsultlesa.
Hardened and tempered hair springs, row
universally admitted by watchmakers 10 be
the best, are used In all grades OF Waltham
Watches.
caps, protecting the movement from dust
and lessening the necessity of the frequent
cleaning necessary In other Watehes.
Our new patent stem-windeT, or keyless
watch, is already decided success and q
great Improvement on any stem-Windlng
watch in the American market, and BY far
the cheapest watch of its quality now offered
to the public. To those living in portions Of
the United States where watchmakers do not
abound, watches with the aforementioned
Improvements, which tend 70 insure aiepra-
cy, clean illness, durability and eonYeniehee,
must prove invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should see
that every watch should bear either Of the
following trade marks;
American Watch Co.................W Waitham.
Appleton, Tracy & co...
?. & Bartlett...-.............-.........
William Ellery ry......-..................
Home Watch Co,.........-............
For sale at retail by all respeotable dealers
A descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent TO any address on aPpiica'
tlna.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Address,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
GeaV agents,
1872 Broadway, New York
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
MEMPHIS, April iS, ls70.)
DR0POSALS viii be received at this once
L until Monday, May I'd, 1870, for the build
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thirty i've (lS5) feet long-Coyered with slate (;
entire building TO be completed by or before
Septem ber, 1870 Plan and specifications can
be seen at this once. A 8, LIVERMORE,
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w Co. our snurs stock OF Groceries
In retiring from this branch Of business, We
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The SklnHsrs and the SkiaHed---A New
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The Fusion Of Pacific Railroad Com
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER
spaldinq sid~sII { AasOOuoush, PrsOr's.
TUEsDAY EVENING. AprR lsth.

Second and last Week OF the charming Com
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ARD ana Company.
The per iormane viii comm enc with { r
Comedy Of NAVAL ENG AGEMENTS-Mls
Mortimer, Alice Dunning Jingard. Afer
which, ALICE DUNNING LINGARn'S Pc
quet OF Melodies; medley on the Guitar.
Wm- n. BisehoR To conclude with OGE
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The New York herald., 1870-06-15
PORT OF NEW YORK., JUNE u, 1870.
CLEARED.

@ Franckiyn.
Steamship City Of Antwerp iBr), Lei,ch Llverpoo--J
q Dale.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah Murray, Ferria C
Steamship Niagara ssckwooa Ricbmond City Poin. and
Noriolk-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fairbanks Howes, Philadelphia Lorliard.
Steamship Fanta, freeman Philadelph!a- u Lorilard.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse. Hoson-W CLYDE.
Ship BESSIE Harris, Alien, HaYrc-Jas " Eweli & Co.
Bark Lbeltad, Jordan, Montreai-Woo1 Wilbur ~ Co.
= Bark Dannebros (Norh Jorsensen Corx-Fanch Edge &
Bark Edward Albro (Br Kitchen, Pc,ou--Brett. Son
Co.
Brig Ma,hide (NG), Ehlers. Gbra ar-Funch, Edye Co.
Brig Annie Gardiner, Gardner, Demerara-Miier &
Houghton.
Brig Wadsworh, Larklns Cardenas-J II Winchester
Brig Susan sr), Scott, st Johns ME- Whitney 4 Co.
Brig Mary Williams (Br), Acker, Lunenburg, NS-J
Whitney < Co.
Sclr John Atwood, Galleshaw Jacmel-B Weinberg.
Schr Impulse (Br), Curtis Maracaibo--P Pension Il co.
4 Co.
,schr Carrie Webb, Rowland, Georgetown sC-Bentey,
Miller Thomas
Schr George & Albert, Mcdonald, Porand-C l. Hatch.
Schr Hero, Kelly, SaleIi-R Ropes Il Co.
Schr Dart, Thonpson Stamford.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
steamer Ann EHlza Richards Phladeoha.
Steamer z Comstock, Drake Philadelphia.
Steamer NJ Massey. Smith Phlade pha.
steamer ANNIE Haines, Chester, Pa.
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on board only played with double eort ha the
tIon OF the boats must Fave been rendered charm
ing. me little sloop yacnts struggled bravely and
clearly demonstrated Cue pluck ana energy Of their
eomnlanders, com M CoEPg to the lighthouse not an
ihch oi canvas was Shown, and the excitement on
board the gallant little crafts must certainly have
peen immense. rs 10 the schooners, nothing could
nave peen pretsier or more inspiring than the ap-
pearance M presented BY them. They were now near
inS tG great warming point which was to decide thor
rate Win not single exception, at least among the
loIemost 9 most yachts, was point lost. and well were
al tner a.ling qualities brought to the test. The
majority or them were handled 70 perfection, proving
70 the spectator what consummate skill, eX-
perieacs and true seamanship can effect As luck
would have II, the southwest breeze now began to
fr6ssen and the crests OF Jhewaves were whitening
with froth 1t was one OF the best portions of the
race and as the yachts were now getting closer
2 brilisnt exhibition was at hand, Tie ldler,
however, still maintained clear lead OF the
schooners, and 1t looked as II the Oracle could
not be reached until she touched the 1nal goal. Still
the soealthy Phantom etded In, and as there was
the greatest condencstn her speed few vent nredto
make positive assertions as to the issue Of the race
AS VIII be seen by the subjoined the yachts came In
almost IN pairs, and instead OF one there were half
dozen rAttling contests. Up to the present no ac
cdent had occurred and the TIME Of the vessels was
ruva sol xhnx.
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HfAaTLsss CASE OF CHILD ApAuDusasNr.

Alderman Starr waited yesterday on Mr. George
Bruen, the Newark Overseer OF Poor and stated that
anewly born female child had been found on the
steps OF the Foster Home, In Beleville avenue where
it had been abandoned most hearuessy, PROBABLY by
the maternal parent The little thing was without
any kind Of covering and apparently had not even
received ordinary ablution attention. Near the tiny
mortal held by stone, was found slip OF paper,
putative father. The matter was brought TO the no
tlce of u magistrate and warrant issued for the
Inan named. The authorities are det ermned TO use
all efforts to bring the guilty persons to justice and
make such an example as Will put STOP TO this
1adriul crime. which is on the increase.
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1t may be mentioned as rather unique and
singular coincidence that the winners In the contest
yesterday the that carried Oil the prizes in
the annual regatta last year.
THE END.
The spectacle at the close of the race was more
brilliant and exciting II possible than at the
mencement. The fleet OF gaiy attired steamboats,,
Win their delighted thrOngs, the tugbOats, seem
ingly hoarse with constant shreklng and the yachts
OF sister clubs that had accompanied the racers over
the course returned In time to note the
leaders at the home stakeboat. the con-
course or lookers.on was added to by numerous
working beats OF divers dimensions, which
enhanced the charming Kaleidoscope appearance OF
Tie grand number to welcome and give thanks in a
suitable manner for the pleasure the yachts had
casioned Music mingled iIr delicious gentleness
with the waving Of delicate cambrics, while at the
appropr late intervals the startling whistles Of the
steamers rendered each the reception they deserved.
Now and then the deep booming OF cannon from the
club grounds reverherating among the hills and deiis
OF the beautiful country surrounding seemed q
llflng portion OF the thanks due from the outside
thousands AS the shadows on the hillside
grew long and wide, and the warming rays Of the
setting sun began to blend with the refreshing breezes
OF tWi2hl, the last yacht gaIly rounded the goal,
when, with one nnal jubllant shout Of adieu, the
great feet and the thousands of the friends of genu-
Inc yachtmen, here aud elsewhere throughout the
world, departed for their homes, feeling assured
tnat the remembrance of the pleasures and glories
OF the annual regatta OF the New YORK Yacht Club
oI 1879 VIII long keep green in their memories
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The run towards the Hook was not possessed of any
features oil special interest scarcely any change
rom tne order mentioned was made with the eYcap-
ton OF that in the position Of the soops An the
while the Oracle had been gaining rapidly. ana after
leaving the Hook she overhaued the White Can as
also did the SADIE, the Elaine, Kate and Storm King
slightly falling back.
RoLLICKING AMONG THE WAVES.
Ihere was heavy sea outside the Hook and rails
were soon immersed. Such pitching and oss-
Ing and dumping caused yachtmen to stir
aoout actively, and as the wind began TO
strengthen reenng seemed TO be in order, espe.
ciaily on The small crafts. But Notwithstanding
all tue lrolcs OF the waves there very little can
ship under full sail. The Ider still held the cad
aotly pursued by the Phantom, which giided through
the water like duck. The Palmer was a few min.
aLea behind her, the Elaine next, then the Magic,
Storm King Kate Tidal wave, Madge and Made.
lelne In 5he reaE The Alarm and F1eetwing were
The race TO the Lfghtship was exceedingly beautiful
and was well contested. AS will be seen by the
time table, the yachts which had heretofore
Deen considerably apart now began to Join
eaci other, and although there were strong
suspicious That neither the Madeleine nor
the Tidal Wave could overhaul the leaders, hopes for
Their success were by no means abandoned. Indeed
tne struggle even at this sta could not well be spec
uated upon. The Lille was ahead, but there were
me Ph3ntom and Palmer. chasing ner In style that
showed tie race was not yet won AS for the sloops
sterling contest was anticipated between tile Oracle
and the Saile, while the Elaine had done admirably
81 along Tne rolling OF the waves did not abate In
the sli4itesb and malnsheets seemed 10 kiss the
sea ~ every swell. Iae pleasure steamers accom-
ptnyNg Tue yachls Were Tossed aDoHt ike
wicker naskets, and many a fair damsel and not
tew oi tneif gallant cavaliers must have e1pe
ucnced sensation slnat never tends 10 increase
tielr aieclloh FOR Tho deep But the day Itself was
'S'ahu' t"e scShe ehchanng. and Il the mus Clans
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Yachting in NIaiuc.

From the Portland Advertiser, June 1871
The yacht fleet lett Bath for this port at ten
o'clock saturday morning The wind was fair for
the sail up, but the sea was rough and the air WeI
laden with moisture. But weeks experience had
rendered the crews OF the several yacht clubs un-
mindful OF Inc clements, and the sail up seems to
have been enjoyed by every If can believe the
stories they tell Between two and three O'Clock
following order:-Ethel, Ray, Nette, spy Ella,
Sparkle and Charles A. Robbins Here they were
met by several yachts from the city and the tug
stephen Decatur with party OF friends on board
and escorted up to the city, where they came to
anchor about haif-past four.
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ssAr rowsr russell. Portland. Q. for New ror. Win

stone.
schr Nathan shaler Brewer Portland Ct for New York.
sehr Oliver speman, Smith, New Haven for New York.
sohf I" Bartlett Kicker, Goose Island for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus Bearse. New York for Boston.
Brig Clara Brown, OsRoou, Port johnson for Portland.
Brig Posie Holden, New York for ST John.
Brig Susan, Scott New York for st John.
Schr Katie Ranger. Martin Jacksonville for New Haven.
Schr Foam, Hoihan Trenton for New London.
achr Blast, Parker Trenton for Hartford.
sehr Graham, Swift, Philadelphia for warehau.
Schr Mary Ann McCann, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Alexandra, Beckw,th, Philadelphia for Noank
schr Edward Wooten, Young, South Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Gen Howard johnson, Port johnson for Gardiner
schr Justice, Lynch. Elizabethportfor Newport.
schr Coral, Kent, Ellzabethport Tor Salem.
Schr Union, STACY, Elizabethport for Stratford.
Echr w Blake, Blake, Elizabethport for Dighon.
schr Falcon, Wheeler Elizabsthport for Derby
Schr Mall, -, Eiizabethport for Gardiner.
Schr Belle, Simpson, Elizabethport for Bridgeport
Schr Dean, Cook, Eiizsbehpors for Yaan!on.
schr Seymour, Hongbton, Troy for Hartford
Schr Dawson, Smith, Albany for Northport
schr Nele Bloomfield, Hobbe, New York FOR Stamford
Schr Dart. Thompson New York for stamford.
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, New York tor Stamford
Schr Marhof, Mayo, New York for Providence
scnr ~ Clark, Stocking, New York for Middietown
schr John Lozier, Trcfethen New York for Taunton.
schr Hodgdon Hall, New York for Newburypoft
Scnr Williams, Hall. New YORK. for Gloucester.
scnr Y y kingsland, Beebe. New York for Whiestone
scnr Mamma uorhan, New York for Dennis.
Schr Neusett Mayo New York for Orleans.
schr julia Ann, Wells, New York for Newport.
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SHIPPING NEW $.
Ai,ASaac for Now ork-Thls Dav.
weu,her Along the Coast.
Herald steam Marine News Fleet.

Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable of board
ing inward bound outside of Sandy Hook
Of the Highlands, now compose our steam marine news
feet:-
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANETTE
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SAILED

Steamship City OF Antwerp, for Liverpool wesphalia
Hamburg; Yucca, Vera Cruz; Leo, Savannah; Niagara
Richmond, &c.
Wind At sunset SW,