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, 1870-05-12
AQUATICS.
THE NIEHSA770EAL IACHT RACE N THE ENGLISH


Lospos, May 1.-The inst Of series Of three
raees between the American yacht Sappho ana
Eucl.sh yacht Cambria, sixty miles to wind dxarl
and return, which commenced yesterday morning,
teruipated this morning in decided victory 81
the Ssppho, who beat the Cambria from the start
at the lattc8 best point Of sailing, namely, turn
fug to HindHR1u The yachts we're flowed very
early on the morning Of the 10th to point sixty
mIje4 southeast Of CoMcs Roads
strong casterly wind was blow
Ing. and tho race was eastward, or
m me channel- The American yacht Daun.leas
si5d the English Pleiad, and 4 number OF English
craft and steamers, accompanied the cnntest;ug
rnchts- me scene at the start was very excItlu..
}tFas arranged by the umpfres that nyiny sssrt
snonid be given Oh the port tack, by witch the
rnchfs would gain great ot1ny towards mi.i-
SShrnne1 in cose Of change Of Wind. The Cam-
h-a won the toss, and took the weather position,
and ttus had the advantage ut the staEt ThI
S.nnhn caIIied thirty-two hands and q ciona
n eanyas including, with her regular fore and at
ssJis- 1naln-topmast staJsaA a2d nsiny-
fit7 1ffIe the Cambria only set up one 1o ~ add
hi, to her toresaI1 and other racing sails, an'
eSr1,ed tWeut5-a1 hands The signal 70 g va:
s4ren ct & q l. m. The Sappho took the lag i1oit
ffhe start. and by the time she was on hssen5
Lad fIe rfout dfty miles from the starring poln!
1pa 10 f1tIiv Ien miles to T1nuwald Of me Can
hnS 9. The atfer seeing 1t Impossible 70 win, gay,
m the race, and without FOUNDING taE nIa IIp,c.1
steauner returned to Cowes, aE1s1nH ~ : oeDs. ~,
fhis morninc, accompanied By The pan1tlesA ~. -.
sannho. which at the time was ont OF slgnt VI 1a
, 1870-05-12

A meeting Of the tAllIance Of the Western
agents Of TIE Security Lite Insurance and Annuity
the of1ce Of Nj. C. H. Baker, OF hts ciiy, The
following named persons were present: ]. s.
4a1c{; T. New xoTk: ". Il. Murphy, Cincinnati, O. ;
Indianapolls; 7. Alitenberrer, BeHontalne, O.: 4
Aomann and :, F. Rehu, St. Louis: z. Measmore,
Nudge. Quincy, Mich, and 1. Il. Baief, .of tais
city. J. s Hatch. Of Wuscatinc, Iowa, anu James
EGnham, ct tNeN PhilAdelphia, o.. were a.
Snltahon was held for the mutual dement's
Of the agents, and there was a genera.
, 1870-05-12

The contract for paving Monroe street., from
Stats to Cl11k Btreet, was yesterday awarded to
John Anderson r Co, the bid beng S1.bo PEI
pavement
Bios we're opened for curbing, Filling, grading
and paving CMc4go avenue, from North Clarf
ton The following are among the principal bids:
ThomA Mack1n for curb atone, Sic per lineal foot;
for paving, $1.4a. John Anderson d Co., for curt
stonea, 63c; for paving present strIe 81 40: sam
uelb process, 51.77. steeles4 McMahon, Tor caTb
stones, Sc; paving, present style, sl4s: samneis
stones, s5c; paving. present style, tIs3; samusis
process s1.1o. The contract has not Jet been
, 1870-05-12

age. was scalded to deati In Os9oods d!s;iIIery. ~
On Deer1nE street, on Monday night The dLstiI.
1crJ has not been raining for some dsga past but
the mAsh allowed to run into the tuba Almost
Immediately thereafter screams we're heard COM
ing from one Of the tubs, and some Of the en-
young Hussey therein badly burned. He was
taken out, but died in short time Why he se-
creted himself In the tub no one knows, nor was
anyone In the place aware that he Was In It. The
body was removed to the residence Of his parents
corner Of Archer avenue and Hickory streets, aud
the Deputy Coroner held m Inquest. The Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death.
, 1870-05-12


], Q ELDRIDGECOuRT. GENTLEMAN AM
. wife, or two ainelr gentlemen, can secure boart
with m r1eeant mite af roornn in marble frur
house. Private family. None but responsible pa.ttr
, 1870-05-12

tntsccA2age Of opinion In regard to thA best
manner of dotng bustneeA AItsngemensa were
places Of re1idence 70 pay .nelr prcmn1n1s to the
agent IN. the locality In which thcr i've, u they
Choose 80 10 %. The next annual meeting " the
d8y CT AprfI 1871.
, 1870-05-12

At the annual meeting Of the Joliet i Chicago
Rairoad Company, held yesterday, John Crerar,
Drnke, Of Chicago, and D. Willis James, OF New
York, were unanimously reelected Directors for
the ensuing yeaI- At subsequent meeting OF
Il. W. Church Secretary
The publishing house OF Blackman, Lyon i
Co. was robbed, on Tuesday night OF s1i0 In cash.
An Infant was found on the doorstep Of the
residence Of Dr.. Bingham, corner Of State mud
Eighteenth streets, yesterday morning. The po-
lice took charge Of Il
, 1870-05-12

FOR sALE-;EHGNEs, I:;-s, PORTABLE, STATION
hammer; Fbr1ua7'e rou clad bnrr stone u jis. aisn
threehfnX tuEuee- H. II. AA4ES iD S.ntjI Crns1st ~
, 1870-05-12

nnrtnp he travelling season. II onr patrons will
Slndig inform ns either By Telegram or letter, Of
their intended arrival, We can be better prepared
for their comfort
In ACCORDANCE with the reduction IN the value OF
gold, the transient board at the St. James Is re-
duced to four tiollaTa per day.
PRaFRIErOR ST. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-12

defended once sri01oat compensation other
than the consciousness Of defending An inno-
cent man IN the midst Of mob run by
ollq1e Of deInagoguge knaves, seu,ain, with
much respect, your friend and co-laborer,
DIyID WAnD.
, 1870-05-12

YC8fCfdayS8 Fires.
At o'clock yesterday morning f1re broke ou
from some unknown cause in the tHo-story fra1ul
building No. 906 South State street, owned bl
John Hoefeldt and occupied by him as grocer
store and farmers hotel The structure and IT.
both, s, 600. The honse Is Insured for 81, 80 il
the Security, 81 40 In the 4Etna and $3.50 In The
Germa1ll- The furniture was uninsured, An
alarm was given from Box Cd
The tug-boat Union, owned by Captain Il
PrndevilIe, lying at the foot of Dearborn street
caught fire about O'Clock yesterday mornlnG, hut
the Ilamcs were extsnguished hy the crew before
much damage Was done. Their origin is IN
known
The snokeholse Of Phil. Creary, No, FIJI
neA street WIS damaged to the extent Of $s5
Was the cause. No alarmx
The alarm from Box No. !, at 8 O'Clock yestez
CAV morning, TRs occasioned by the boiling orer
OF some wax In the basement Of CrockerB fnrul-
tuIe warehouse, No. eos Lake street. The loss Is
tr11lug.
, 1870-05-12

An inquest was held at No. q Superior street,
yesterday morning, on the remains Of Patrick
GasntJ. Deceased had been to work all daY Mon
day. and appeared apparently healthy. He was
addicted to strong drink, and returned home about
II O'Clock In the evening Intoxicated. Soon after
be commenced vomiting, and, according to the
testimony, died In an npopeptic 1t The verdict
Of the Jury wAs III accordance With the facts Gar
three children In poor circumstances
, 1870-05-12
TIE TIRE.

Cambria, returned about two houra Later. Nr,
race Mill be sailed On Friday.
, 1870-05-12

Chapped Hands and Faces Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap Made By Caswen,
EAzaIL Co., New YORK
, 1870-05-12
TO RENT-HOrrsr-

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T. S stsrge1 isP!eyeasa!. as9as!eAsH'Av- WITH ALL NOD
#sss e s::ss:5. s;s:s : :ss,
~ !adIaa4 hS9e. shh Hi d 70 1osm.l saa'
:! fa1 eisr .sea aa:h sss.f in s,' aztaFes
psoyeasat:, 49, 's@.'o"'s" with al modaa I'm
s. a Wsst = asafa. 7ooas sssss {: Inss. % cheap
y Is ,3 Sos,h ysasF'o9ss: ~. II .oems es
HdsBsss. H956.5a;t se;;,*ta sSttsfs + csss sssas
Il Sa sM SnftS Sgs'i iss.nett. * II eott.,s.
1s k!5ss,; Z 9 Fos1ns, 7,!ne snd r. &. finais
= Fl Y Sss;assS s!a :: ~ Sssft3es = hes.e
j. II. MARsHALI. Honse Atcns, ii CLARK md m,
W..hlng.on-.ts
Is IT 1aassns.1 nesF fsIss W.tefG o15
Es 4. !sasl HsRs e .i. " Of
TO KESI74T 81 HYDE RARKi15SEM- y T.. .R9gTE: M
no RTTT-iY TTT RF3T7FT 6TTTn71a
H.; s.a ne i = 1hs3:ea Sjess :@S
fE s. .fs ret *4s
no = KEsfzao5zE NEWLY PAINTED Ann
isIEs eaTn 4 r. e. ssnth MeSf knzess Inquire Of
no aExr-corrAce~oy 4: @ oHsrSd7sT:. 1E:
aa, wsp = fk 4 s kR; r. rssPs ~ sos II;
%2ats1st - w.,
no RENT-HoVsE NO. 81 NORTH PAUIiYA-
e. RS .aG :s ~ fs y saad
,BS hRglFS SISta f. HaIFcHcock DUPkE EvAKrs Is Port
TO RENT-HoUSKH no ~ wA61sa-AV.. oFPo-
n0 RFET-a Co0n 10T7SF WIFI T91RTFFY
/ rooms. on Habaahs1 % nesr Twentieth.st, resdy
furnished: laa99!e =! = se9.a Ws.e!.t: -
IKE! il ;d6;a;51 Psal;..f eoat.1.
, 1870-05-12

Afforded by the addition OF forty suiees Of roons to
fhs AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON. Travellers
Iii fnd thts H1tel enc OF the best tn the land.
, 1870-05-12
Ting 1ar. Eiad 7A~- Essn.
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p s9.s3 IN, b. g inch


CHICAGO, May Il.
Sun Noon rises...... 4f p. m
Sun eeta 81 Moon sefs...... 72s
, 1870-05-12

The Painless CanCor CUFo,, tho
greatest blessing OF the 1ge, At the Chicago Can
eeer Jngtttute as West Madison street Ds. W.tK.
EYertop removes the largest cancers, open or un-
opep, In short time, md positively without the
last main. No cutting or cnloroform; the patient
Irmafns conscious, and gmiles at the remarkable
prpcesa, Pamphlet sent free.e
, 1870-05-12
TO REN1-sTOREs,

11S1-s1>e,1c1e-.-11s
ITO RENT-GREAT BARGAINS STORES 1H3
M " ~ {'yah ~ h5t hdtflns . e. snd H segih
~ 5jl ~ s1o o1.st nsS. -
s6ean III uSk M ~ ana ~ Nth W. s1o,c3 nsn s
viii rtosns al Il: ana III hn.cncnts ~
Ws.t Asndolphst, Cheap: lss South Matkstst, with
.posf ~ HGELn MssEE. VITA sooHas iS5 LaRs,s6
@f @ noets, H. IS JseL a ~ s+o Is a994r =
h.t hoor so1u feet; aeo, otece and sleeping rooms
ID l9 and ~ Cla{kst And Aso Speed BLOCK ant
Cahoun BloeE mean Daslnees "hGn ~, ne nb2T
Ke.l Estata ana Hon. HroEeT. 81 Gi.5E and ia Waa
! tngton-st.
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, 1870-05-12


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s s5sG . + E
FoR sM.ECHEAP-A NICELY FITTED UP
ss ed & hss o 1ppy 19a ID pst .s
FOR sALE-1ors CoNvES1ESr TO SCHOOLS
eha5ehs. md hong caxs; Only siu dow. bai91es
ss,e*RRk s ~ II III RI .ssss d
FOE F,s s4fEMAR5LEka 5:.:ss5 So kaoW n DW5EAIIESa. = TWO
o a1. f4, 81. 4 e. 9s9H asfa! H.
b.5t2 s5o5 s.s We.t FKH%E HOUSE
eis Ill., 2f MnEhRs 'f'ds Inquire at tho
FOB ;os sALEaTWo BEAUTHUL 9; 47 1oTS @ on o , WEsT
&Sps os e. wv
FOR sALEsPLEND1D LoTs PAD FOE q 4 4
J. year by weekly payments Of = II. o. COLE los
ssd fsa tTo b1oets fsoa fsfE W. v. g. ' COLE. s
TOR sALE-MICHIGAN AND INDIANA.Avs.
between Fortysisih snd Forty seysnthsn: Ws h hare
so,c vesz choice proper.y here Which wo Eia sell o ~
fSsss @ - T;issS sf9Sk a., SaEE7: Kss Esssss
EoR sALE-L1NcoLN PARE LOTS. LOTs
fronting 05fh. astsS 1. 5d sna nsns bsswea s[s
kSRPPooT S5it Is &c pee 'n' "
FoR -M1cH1GAN.AX..s SOUTHWEST coz
r. ss ss19s5 3 s9s ia:e
Ct g. ;af eRa!ees Gesfss s'* sssif
FoR sALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE. WITH ALL
HsasR sfaRk aesss s
FOE 9@.sl1o q. GA;SH ,a ANR M0SrHLY
s 81 ssds Ssaas
FoR sALErWosToRY, AID 8ASE1EW
y Fl ~ ss ss:s b Tst e ID l.
= "a! 8 SsSER sss RSSSf25E s.
M4D fEz1 E't 9oE M %s5ass 1t
sAhE Atfiets "a sSEr or WAsAsHAV BE-
Is isei en- Wabash.av., Between 7hisytou1th and
@feet On InaIsn.av, betmeen Thity.rss and Thirty
IS: = af ss;Esfs s5 81 ss I'D Thirty
F0R RsALE-WABAsH-Av., 81 Fl NEAR TWEEN
tsti: Il ss.e and on e'' terms
s5,a ARE gsT g. PS Fr5!sa r. 81 AM M
u ysss SSkEEs HESER vs.
iscaI Estate Brokcrr, No. Is Dearbornat.
FOE SALEo9REER ~ ,,,s{I AI9HISATXX Il; SA1zA
fts Ksis Ase1 @ Ns ss fer bees
FOE sALE.LoTS SsE n, 2N WABASH ANp ,- MIGHI 81.
r. Is hs soa Gfst deae "A
roe sALE-oR Lz ExCAI4NGE;a,, ,:0-KASKA-
e:fE Fl Sftsts :2a e.tn s y COS. and lot
TIT ( sRSH RtsRst brick oa,e and
an ~ lot, ,Tith .tt. pasv vf5J sh@sag @ ..,..n
~. - 5 te2t a. sr ue".s.s,,. - - 10000. Nv m
sGss 81
| T71OR SALE-ETVE WEARS SIX PER CENT-
cGsot. to' TWrnsy " fth Ko.snt.
ssa4ts7s Ba,.tea TtHs1 HsoE Esad1 BsT A
Wsl'aee md Msn.w.Eth.a;ve .1 ;a PFges ov Title psr
10 ToR if SAiE15x : NV dSiTSSEs 70 iS szE01oFs on
iii is ;ss,s: e a. SEE @
csf.sRs m s. sess
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FoK sALE-A CHOICE IoT on THE CORNER
fsxs e. q in VI 81 s
n.C MoREY. 10 MetIopollta9 Block.
81 o1s r. r PIed3 & GnEES
Ground i hfsa and covered with Beautiful timber
nssn Blot Real Estate
FoR SAIE=IoT on sT1TE+sF, NEAR DOUG
y, lssP!sEs Veg cheap 3IHst oe s2d i5r4Gi.se.y
SaHe' toa-ss 0ff'1lNA g AAo AANSAf' ''' WANING
r ps,s th. Sn asdss bais
kESLEA hRO5. Ii South Cfa.k-at.
TOR sALE-oR WILL ExCHANqE FOR LUM-
6F sS nss Ffsnee Ra ed9 i9s At Re Rex Island car
SOUTH sFie ~! Mxss Paff a ns Wa I'll I Cheap % foT
earn. Add!ete OM NER 1s7ounc offcc !
, 1870-05-12
Bu,I.IkRDS.

GAME FOR TIE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Ar 1Sp1ANAP-
oL&
1Np1ANAroI1s, Ind, MAY ia game for the
stata billiard championship on Monday night wzs
won by Jacob GarTatt OF this city, the present
champion Parker Byers, Of Lafayette, vas his
opponent, and got but 7a3 points
, 1870-05-12
Hookkeepor1. CLERKS. 81

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WAA}E152Ep9- 2 a SMART BAR BOY At 81 SOUTH
IVAETEDFTyE OR sK, 9EY To SELL THE
.'sa SSHG5 aasAss Y Rsoss is sS
WANTED -sALEs4EX FOE NEW LINE OF
asea m "a sonsh cisrf
EVANTED- -E1Rsr-oLAss BUSINESS 8EI 70
ii # ssGs ss 's as ss,s nd S 0 q
Fo1 e Il TSane
WANTEp2I3-;A TEW FTRsT0LAss LIFE Es0R-
spss spiso + h who saHi H ~ E gr A.
e. M f.s.esE department Home a'tn' Lie lns
WAErEp-AFEWG COOP sALEsNEN TO TAKE
Gs2ss; e91l s Il soss :ss 4f
WAETED-MEV TO SELL PATEVT, RIGHTS:
i; fisss 9t' ;SS ss'9 il
WANTED BUSINESS .MRX WITH. $500 AND
Appg e Msdieo Roa as - those without eapis"
WNTED- SMART YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN |
soa ere so ,pf.fs eeSd sDs s3a 4gp5y
-... - Trades
~ ANAEA1t-A HAN ldOHOOk114l4I AC%kQAt9
W ed with the manufacture Of s.sh. door, blinik.
mon1dinss, de-; one who has had experience with
machinery ard il capable Of taking charge of
featuring. None hut those Of large experience nc.t
app1S-st PALMER, FULLER & CO.'S corner CLARK
aud Tn cifthsta-. Chicago
WAETKD-GOOD CUTTERS ~ a Wholesale
W bussneas The hert rEicen paid and steady work |
guaranteed Inquire at No. Ia LAkc~st
WAETED-A FRSrC1ASS PRINTED FINISH
~ Ct who ~ also Rood fofwatdet In printed work.
tspates sss*s II good "ase'
WAETTp-A MEAT COOK. a WHITE HAN
w Pay, 40 Per month One that can eaEve eooke.i
md nncoofed meats Addzcss. at once, HOWARD
HOUSE. Ffeeport I'll.
WAETEp-A. GOOD. MEAT GUTTER, AT COR
WAErEp-Two WOOD TURNER'S 70 co TO |
appy nj Il se0s co is Tt esf
aecond toof-
NTANTEDLTWO COAT AND ONE PANT
w uakrrr- Refer 70 III. Henderson Of the Union
Back Shop. G. H. REEVES, Au1urs, n
WANTED-A MECHANIC USED TO WORRYING
w with drills. tnps dies 1ma hear nf good sitna-
ton. nt fnir wAset. BY Alarts4tns MECHANIC. TEf- |
bune Office
WTASTED- THREE EUPHOLSrERERs, AND ONE
" for the country O. c. HOLI0E + CO., 81 South
WANTEn scRoIL. SAWYER APPLT TO r
W ADAMS - Cana&st
WANTED BOOT FILTERS AND SEWERS |
" VA Il The man thas eaIzed early in tho week cail
WANrEp-rES GOOD CIGAR W1RKRs, 70 Go
w1eHF Il 81 Is ses sasssas employment
, 1870-05-12
BOARDING AND LODGING.

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4 ~ 9s; sESTIEAs ,5 ,AxP
M ssa' 's isa i 's: ssss ss: ai s. S5
40 EAST VAN BUHEY.ST-To RENT WITH
p Ioa;I laIsn front Toon. With dressing room NJ
t.s4se: A!.s !5!:.;s!s:. -. day board: @ - - : :.
as JAcksoS sI;a e IL. LAKEWE IKE, 1!S HAyE
win aseo@noaaie ess ay ef q 9sse pctsoas. % u
can bc used fcpar1tcly. j. G. sHEPLEY.
49 ;4sat rsa, 4Ss: r MEx E2
with board
81 nislrd fra. rooms viii bosrd Il rsdaesd Fatss
Location desirable md convenient to busnes.,
al SOUTH sANGAMoS-sr BOARD AND
u gf1saat fafaishea r0oms foas and back Terms
oe TH1np.Av.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
!A good boat. md nse MONS At
l5 isrse sna Email room. bS bsS osrdcIa Ma aeeonno
assss Fleassat osatiea: brIe house: modern IN
7A9 wABAsH;aV.-A FLEAsAET F0FN7sHED
50 SoETi nESRSSsTsfiEF r, NJ Eeesf FTa1f9eI ;97e nm
~ ni.htd an' unfutn.bcd roolnE with boaFa; bath
TT z vi; 1AnGE AZ
th1rc day boafdsrn can b accommodated
2 tag, l,, e.. WELL FgaSSHE1 a asa Sdt
ii9t s5 xe@ean aa apG sc ano ue
007 NICHI0AN-sT-A FFW QUIET BOARD
CT. .@szsVaSE w.3.:s r;s7.e5, ;fe4i LARGE FRONT
ANO Toont WIN eloee iuinlsnco VI un'u1o1soe"' ~
rent WILL poa{u-
ZOI Knsh-et fridse.-coa,enisn to ba.nsss; ho1:o
aes ana snss n W seneiaen ri Rooms i1nshed and
unftrnished, with board, On reasonable sesnls-
SS4 pnfnInislled rooms. Will 6ratciass board.
* 7 :. :; =, 11E77sS-- n =. ~
2gE 1SDlASAST.-A t.AHGE- rLEasAH;ht, M,
board Loeatol III qnict, respcctsbity, ind secesa.
bility, unslrp passed.
w.n,c,, ~, -, 7,zzz;s7=777
QSS H-AF.-P!.EASANF ROOMS. ;Fuls-
cM;1sa ~ aasa'n'easa, 70 !eas@a.a sooa oeaau
liz AM ~ ~ hhfsHt-Av.-A sUllEOf tio3Ma S
47C MEar 3toIt Ec1. ~. 1N,r,aia5a rAM
LIZ 50 ~. Sss-5 .rs,o 4hsra rrc hut fa1 hos ,,Ys
KefeTcnees exchanged
,-07T77 ri; E7 77,7;7z-7. 1777i777a,
M lCa! m1.At., NHhi 4 ~ -. tst ~ I'LL
"a iamy dqeSnpyns P1shaans @ - ns1tctass houSg s
crate chandelier, rich tnfn,tre either 70 gcntle
inau and w1fe er tEogentiemen WIN make the pEie,
to' .ispsAs ''4.s I-,.,...!4. .1n rs1'".sss
pLEASANILf FURNISHED HO0MS, OYER
looking tho lake, and hrstc!ass hoard fn private
t5tiIet kddres: IuRRu TTabune Slice. ''o'n 10sA
WEST pW1s1oS--TWo GENTLEMEN CAN on.
o a NJ Ss.fa IN ssss ak aks a ccg w9
Addrrts with rTerrrrr n T5hnnr nfhrr
, 1870-05-12

mupxoesU Rhcumntlc Cemp0Und.-
A cnre for rheumatism, or money refunded For
sale at retail at Hatringtons Drug Store, corner Of
Illinois and Rush EIeeta, MOTH elde- "ao4esale
ntE Enilat Finch i EutlEf.H.
, 1870-05-12
Association purse, $500, mile and repeat:

Ru.tHEE RACES At NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, May 11.-Eashr1lIc races, Biloxi
Horse Association, second day; assosiatton purse
$500. two-mile heats.
Bonita walked over. ...-..
, 1870-05-12

ASSIGNEE,S SALE, TODAY (THuRsDAY,s Nay
tho att1c s4ock of 6. s. Baldwin q BRO, eonpEis-
hG Few. Old. and Harn Book. StAhontEy. F1ttu1c.,
s The 1azKrst atnek Of Books offered at one sale
SIMON QUINLIN, Assisuee.
, 1870-05-12
By ". II. LANGLEY.


Hotse and wagon. sta1es and awnines, at Ancen. on
the Pre.nikest cor. Of Clinton aod Twelftls1ts, on
THURSDAY, Mny u, At 10 O'clock =: m
". y. LANGLEY, Anctonncr-
, 1870-05-12
MARRIED.

Paper Han9tnEs anA Window
bruahea, at F. T. Rsby's. G9 Randolph-st.
, 1870-05-12


Tlme-1-s5s8. -. 1:5sH
Weathel9aH and plesSant Track heavy, and
the attendance large- The contest WA spirited,
Eltty Free being the favurtte-
IEK EEGL1sH RACES.
LONDON. May 11.-The Chester cup was Won BY
0nr Mary Ann, beating For1nosa, Sablnas, and
othera The Hnner Was not mentioned In the
betting before the race.
, 1870-05-12
PERSONAL.


PERSONALITY DEAR ANY. ARET NR AT
eutsapee 70 eircua naxt Saturday II o'clock. H.
nEas0RNA IuUSE. .NAH- nEA1HA cor
1 r.pand~uce NTH sona young lady, Addres0 c.
Enx HA H.c,
, 1870-05-12

6nuHekecpcFg-
TTASTED-A LADY AS HOESEEEEPER, AND
w one that unacrstands making ehtiren's dsEs4.
Coed differences will be required. Address j. H. SEQ
EIlj. TFIhuue offiec.
, 1870-05-12

Cutaneous diseases cnrcd by using
Juniper Tar Soap, made By casHeD, Hazard Co,
bro10
, 1870-05-12
PARTNERS WANTED.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

WANTEp PART1ES WISHING TO SELL
hnfc orrss e thrtT f1r11ttn1r, estes1 DC for
,ash. apply to 81. HARRISON. . DenrbaEn-st. baso-
, 1870-05-12
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTEp-NEw BOOK: THE OLDEST
a aud the Newett Empire; China, aud the United
% S2ss boaid p q
missionary IN China and 70 ths Chiaese II cslo7nia
zeFpticn of the Empire Of China and it.
view Of Chinese immigration to the United States anil
domestic inatuntoa.. Probably bock erer published
IN This country il l respccta opportunc,
eoala b. morc ,sfoqg'y I'D confidently Issompsndsi
Of the people directed 10 that Of which It t1cat An
sassts Ct The community arc ssekins for on
forty funp,xe eneavings Early applicants viii secu1e
choice oi Srnd for circular. and terms to
70. Ill.
, 1870-05-12
FOR SALE.

large alnau quantities, delivered 1t any point In
thG fly dd Or s9fs < pspot St II 6Shton lH Eaer pa;
Clnrk-st, Room g. JOHN McCAFFEhY 4 CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-08-13
The Alaska Eur seal Bill.


Congress has passed, and the President has ap-
proved, a bill leasing the killing of seals for
twenty years. The bill permits the killing of one
hundred thousand seals yearly, and such other
seals as the natives CT the islands may require for
food and clothing, but no females and no males
less than one year old are to be killed by anybody.
Killing for purposes of trade must be done in
June, July, September and October, and must
not he done with firearms. The rental Of privilege
is to be for twenty years, az nos less than $50, 000
annually, and a contract is to ie made immedi-
ately with responsible parties heretofore engaged
in the trade and the protection of the seal fisher
les, who are to give bond in the sum of half a
million dollars. The lease must be to American
citizens, and foreign vessels will not be allowed to
engage in the trade. Lessees are prohibited from
selling or giving liquor to the natives. Each seal
skin is to pay two dollars tax. The penalties for
violating the terms of the act are severe.
The House passed it by a vote of 121 to 81,
and the Senate by a vote of 40 to g.. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury opposed it on the ground
that it creates a twenty-years monopoly; but the
fact that government is sure of a revenue of
$3.50, 900 a year from it, which will cover the
cost of the territorial government, has led to its
adoption. 1t is understood that the parties
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-08-13
His Elk. g. @. Harris, Again.

In the Gazette of this week, w. L.. Green,
Esq, takes up his pen to DO battle for Mr.. Harris,
and in a long statement tries to prove that the
failure of the Metcalf Plantation is owing to the
course of this paper on the labor question.
Accepting the fact that the attempt to gain free
dom by the coolie laborers was the immediate
cause which necessitated the sale of the planta-
ton, why not go back TO first principles and
admit that the first wrong was in the acceptance,
by the proprietor of the plantation, of the illegal
transfer of the forty-three Chinese. said transfer
being made with the permission and full cogni-
zance of this Government, and upheld by the
odious provisions of the Master and Servant Law?
The way of transgressors is hard in this case
peculiarly so, as the penalty falls upon innocent
parties. Still justice must be measured out,
though the Heavens fall.
AS to the amount of philanthropy displayed by
Mr.. Harris in protecting the interests of the
children of a deceased friend, we leave the public
to Judge, after a due consideration of that
gentleman's long career in this country. We
have stated that pending the negotiations for the
sale of the Metca!f Plantation, the effort was
made to dispose of the Kaiwiki Plantation to the
party who was treating for the Metcalf Plantation.
LII VIC ie-decci1 ; ahu IL ohiy correcIloh WEIGH
feel bound to make is to state that Mr.. f. H.
Harris, son of c. @. Harris, was the party who
tried to sell the Kaiwiki Plantation but to any
one acquainted with these gentlemen it is I'M
necessary for US to say where we believe the plan
originated, or for what purpose it was done. Mr..
Harris should feel very grateful to Mr.. Green for
the loan of his pen, but we cannot otherwise
consider Mr.. Green's communication than as
wholly uncalled for, and q. gratuitous and unwar-
attack upon this paper; but we admit
that if wen followed up it will result in his
pecuniary advantage. In what way, the public
may be able to see, perhaps, at some future time.