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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
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From tlic Bah" Ballads. Soho sqrare
THE YARN OF THE NANCY BELL"

Twas on the shores that round our coast
From pea - ktm>gtte span.
hat inhnd anne IN piece OF stone
An elderly naval man.
Ili> hai. was wce,ly. his beard WAS long.
hnd Tweed, and long wa> he
Aitd hca i ihi> wight ON the shore rccite.
In singular miner Key:
"Oh. am a cock and a captain bold
And the mle fthc Nancy brig.
And hp'>un tight aud mid-hipmite,
Aud the crew OF the captains gig"
And he shook hi fi.t~ aud he tore hi, hair.
tlil realty ten afraid.
For rou,ln't help thinking the man had been
,rjnhing.
And - simply said.
"oh. elderly man, IL. little know
ot tlc uuiir> Of men Of he sea.
Ani III eat my hand II understand
How you can possibly be
A. once . cook. AMI a captnin bold.
Au' iAr mate Of the Nancy brig.
And b''-nn iighl aud md-hipmi,e.
fnd ihc crrW 1f the captain, gig
lhru lIr gave hitch To hi. trousers. which
T. trick all -camcn lten
And having go' nd of a humping quil
~ >pun ihi> painful YARN
'''fv Ia ttr good >hir Nancy Rrl
81. atei % the ln.hln -ca,
70 '.ir ". = reef we cam L. gg.c,.
p h'e'. 4f. "fien occurred 10 ne
"'" ri.h al o ,hc crew wa dro aned
hri N't. -FNrnty->even - >oull
Att 't.., .rG DO. The NIncT'> men
~iil '.it. g. the muster roll
'lhe'o We, iar and the cook and the captain
And %, mate Of the Nancy brig.
And iAt bp',in Sht snd mid-hipmite,
A"d thr creN OF the captain, gig.
"Fnr month we'd neither " little. nor drink.
iiil hungry we dli feel.
~, "r urAwrd a ios. ami. accordin, shot
iAc captain for oar meal
''Thr next Iut i.ii 10 the Nancy, mate.
Aud delicate dish he made:
IN" our apir,ie with the mii,hipmte
Mr.cNtn Survivors STAYED.
And then We murdered The bo',un light.
And De much rr-cmhi' j pig.
Then We wit led free. did .hr ronk and M.
pn 'he cf,w ui the cAptatn'- gi..
''-Thrn onl' ihs coos ani me va, lef,.
AHd ihr dr.rA'o question. Winch
oi u- ~" got> "a 'hr hctIie:' aru>e,
Aud Sc argued 1t Oh, II ,,ch.
''ipr In.cd ihar cook a. a brother. did.
ANd fAt c,pk h. wur-hif.ei me:
Hui we'd b''h l's bowed il Mc'l either be
>'ow,i
10 'hc o'h,I rLar', hold, you ,,c.
"'1'.. br 60, II sou dine. ~ me- say. Tom.
'l's. fhat'. -A,, I. -ynu'Ii ~ IL
I'm b'ii,d n ! DE. my frirnl.' quoth /.
Aud Exactly 70. qupih he.
"nt', hc. Pear J,Nr> to murder me
h'lr ip'.i.a lhIu- tp do.
F"r d'n't N"i >,rihtr yan can't cook me.
"hic eil'-and wiil-r,oA ,ou;'
~ l.,l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27

The political contest in MaryIand ID
getting to be warm. The Sepubii-
cans are making a through csas 81
the State with a good prospect Of sue
cess. They believe that they can car
nv at least three of the five Congress
ional districts, and some hopes are
entertained Of four.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
For Sale or Rent

Psa No 81 ia the BaptI>t Westinghouse in Eli
w.IIA. Appy at the Office OF Il. h itAwE>.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

A NEGRO MICHAEL ANGEIo.-Tn Campi.
mas, Brazil there is an enormous church which
has been seventy years in building and is not
completed. The remarkable feature about it
Is the wonderful carving of the interior, and
the still more wonderful fact that the greater
part OF 1T is the work of u negro man, who
never studied the simplest principles of sculp.
ture, and who indeed, does not even know his
alphabet. The sense of beauty of form was
instructive with him, and with the cunning hand
OF self taught genius he has carved temples ard
columns, flowers and arabesques, cherubim and
a..rchangels, throwing off his wondrous crea-
IONS with profusiOn which is only possible to
TN 14ose who draw their inspiration from within.
ne worked at his labor of love with delight
u, untll old age brought failing sight and tremb.
ing hands, and now. poor, solitary, helpless and
pilhd' ne ekes out miserable pittance which
lis 1owasmen grant for his support by begging
allIls IN the streets Of Campinas. Others have
con continued e. his work. more or less mperfectly,
ana as there had been no plans made the yari.
ETY. of workmen has greatly detracted from the
harmony OF the general effect.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-Chicago papers an.
nounce that perpetual motion" has at last
been invented, the fortunate man being citi.
zen of that place, Mr.. Horace Wickham, Jr
His machine rests On thick marble slab, on
four plain legs, which allows '"no boy turning
the crank under the table" It has wheels and
cranks and spokes and quicksilver balls in the
spokes to keep the balls a-going. An exchange,
IN giving an imperfect description of the won.
derfnl thing, says: For seven long months has
little beam moved steadily up and down. and
the main wheel has ground out its fifty regu.
lar revolutions in minute, and the minor
cogs have been driven faster still and the tiny
brake has controlled the motions of the whole.
Inc dlminutlve governor regulating ali. The
report concludes with the comprehensive re
mark tnas - the most astute logic under heaven
cannos prove that two and two are not four,
s aaa al .he reasoning upon the face of the
s EARN cannot do away with the fact that Mr.
Wickham's invention has thus far done what
Is claimed for it, Columbus Inder. ~ ''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

THIEVES IN CHfNA-How THEY STEAL 4
MANS DEMONSTRATING of swindlers remind.
me that Beware of Pickpockets" is a very
necessary caution in n crowded Chinese street
! Their thieves show considerable ingenuity in
fleeing the nnwary. A common mode of nip.
| ping mans boots is as follows: A couple of
thieves will watch the crowd until they spot"
some country visitor, who, dressed in his best,
has come to see the wonders Of the capital.
One of them then steals alongside of him and
dexterously twching off his cap, throws it on
one OF the low roofs of the adjoining houses
No. rnshes forward aud expresses the ive-
est Indignation at the practical Joke played on
the victim, who stands vacantly gazing at his
cap, which, some six feet out of his reach. will
evidently be lost to him unless he can find some
means of getting it down. His new friend in
quires why he does not climb up one of those
slender pillars supporting the roof, and volun-
teers to give him black up" which greeny
accepts. STOPPING down. the thiefs confeder-
ate tells him to get on his back, but immedi-
ateIy remarks that he isn't going to have his
clothes drtied, and that the climber must take
off his boots before mounting. This he proba-
bly, does. Tableau: the greenhorn at the top of
the pillar, Intellectually reaching for his cap;
the thief ard his confederate making off with
the boots amid the laughter of the passers-by,
and the execrations of the doubly-sOld victim.
GdldrU.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

v,e,r 70 THE CROWN JEWEL ROOM OF DRESDEN
THE WAY IT Is PRoTEcTED-'EAs AND 'A"AA' :
pRoFUsIoN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

DO YOU ever charge anybody for the ad.
dress in message2" said an iri.bm. INC :" 81 :
telegraph operator. "No," replied the one ar
tor, s'" And do ye charge for signing his nams
sirf" said the customer. '"No, SIR" "WalI
then, will ye please send this ?s"I lust want my
brother to knowg am here" handing him the
following John M'Finn, at Boston, s;one s
Patrick M Finn 1t was sent as a tribnte to
Pats shreWdness ~ VII. q ~ Al. "
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

AT christening, whilst the minister was
making his certificate, be manfred the dav 90 of
the month, and happened TO saw aT at ma y se "a
this is tina 3Oth." 1.-THE tbirtieth !" eycla;n al
the indignant mother, indeed, but its onlv the
thirteenth" T..!' "' ~" oiiiy INC
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

DO YOU mean to challenge the jury2" said
lawyer 20 his Irish client : "Yis, be jabers p
was inc answer ns If they, don't acqait me,
H mean 10 challenge them all the spapeens; an
ye may as well give 'em hint o. that too"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03

AN exchange says the frogs of Connecticut
f fsy akinned their noses trying to find water.
ss'fF 'sJ'fS!<c ~. !. ~ a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

to every eighteen thousand six hundred and
eighty-feur of the population, and one in
every five hundred and twenty-five of the
whole number of deaths. These reports 90
to prove the ineorrectness Of English writers,
as it is shown that in 1858, when suicide was
most frequent, the proportion was one to
every seven thousand six hundred and eighty
two of the population; while in London the
a0erdge proportion was one in every six
thousand three hundred and seventy-nine of
the populations; and almost three times the
number for the year 1869, when it reached
the lowest number-one to every eighteen
thousand six hundred and thirty-four. 1t
shows that suicide is not more common in
Boston or New York than in most European
cities, and that it has not increased since the
close of the late war, as we might expect
when such large numbers of men were let
loose, whose habits and ways of living we're
so completely changed by active warfare
Applet07l'S Journal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

The Boston Post inquiries why star who
receives $500 night should need support. We
do not know, unless having himself taken apart,
he thinks 1t unsafe for him to appear in many
pieces unless he is upheld by the entire strength
of the company.
"A Boston Iiady complains that a sweet-tem-
pered dyspeptic, little too spiritual for this
world, and little too material for the next,
and who, therefore, seems always lowering be-
tween the two, is the accepted type of female
loveliness with men. But at length she ex-
claims triumphantly that beautiful women,
whatever may be said, never find warmer admi-
ration nor more reverent homage than that
rendered to them in secret by their own sex.
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IluHlNl.

CoNwAY.-on the 10Th instant, JOHN IT, CONWAY,
son Of the late John and II. A. Conway, aged VI
years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, saturday. the 10th instant
at O'Clock, from No. 244 Union street. To proceed
TO Laurel HILL IS
GALLAHER.-Ou the evening OF March 10 Mrs. M
A. GALIAHRR, wife OF the late DR.. William Gallaher
OF Mantua West Philadelphia
Due notice will be given Of the funeral. -
LEHMAN.-On the 10Th instant, MARGARET wife OF
william II. Lehman, in the 45th year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family also Rose
of Sharon Lodge, No. g. Masonic Ladies, and Hiram
Temple, No. 49, OF the Masonic Tie, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the residence
OF her husband, Main street, Chestnut Hill, on Sun
day, the goth instant, at o'clock r. M without fur
ther notice.
wARDLE.-on Thursday, the 18th instant, RICHARD
G. WARDLE.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his fuAeral, from the
residence OF his mother, No 1885 Spring Garden
street. on Monday the 2lst instant, at 10 O'Clock -
WnsoN.-On the 10th instant, THEODORE WILSON,
in the seth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and also
Empire Lodge, No. 104, ]. o. OF o. F. are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence,
No. 1906 Arch street, on Saturday afternoon, the
10Th instant, at O'Clock. IS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

DRY FEET.-Ths most eiectual way OF guarding one
health is keep the feet dry and that only be don
by the India Rubber rshoes, and the incl
ment is upon us, would advise our readers
buy but the best quality, which only be had
GooDYEARs Headquarters No 3OS Chestnut street. sout
side. Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

THE LARGEST WORKSHOP OF THE BODY is tho Liver
whose Office it is to withdraw the bile from the blood
when this important organ does not the skin
yellow and generally sick headache sets n
with chilly sensations and cold hands and feet
panied with loss of appetite. The system becomes
clogged the machinery does work we'll, and both
mind and body dsorderod, the afflicted becoming
and fretfu finding fault with everything around
them. To any person in this condition DR. D. JAYNE's
sANATIvE PILLS recommended by their stimulating
action the Liver RECEIVERS its healthy tone and is
enabled to perform its proper functons Cosvenoss is
cured and all the asgravatng symptoms of Bousness
removed. Sold everywhere.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

MR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the jeweller at No. 10
Second street. has of tho largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
he has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is
being sold out below COST preparatory to removal Thos
who purchase at this the time certain
to get the worth of their money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
MARRHEn

FAUHGE-TAoKMAE.-On February "a, by the Rev.
James Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM II. FAUNCE to Miss
ELIZA p. TACKMAN, ali OF this city.
MATHERs-MALCoLM-O the nth instant, at the
residence OF Mr.. j. ID. Kyd, uncle OF the bridegroom,
by Rev. " Il. Beadle, ID. D., of Second Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. WILLIAM S. MATTERS to Miss ELIZA
BETH S. MALCOLM, both recently Of Arbroath Scot
land.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
REAL BANNocKBURNs FOR SUITS

REAL BANNOCKBURNS FOR SUITS
Black and white Mixed Green and white mixed,
Brown and white mixed, color, olive
nobby and plain. The largest assortment
the street open at Charles Stokes, No. 1874
Chestnut street.
luceH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

FINE ART SALE.-The entire collection Of Oil Paint
belonging to j. E. McUlees, Esq, will be offered
public sale Friday and Saturday evenings March Is
and 49, without reserve, embracing 1S0 Landscapes, Ma
rines Fruit Figures ETC. The following eminent artists
are represented: IL. Hamilton E. Moran Sheridan
Ytung, Rothermel, Bonfeld Herring, W E. Winner w.
H. Weisman, A. Gerlaoh Barry Owen Reed, Prof. Brig
nor Prof. Hitler. The lovers of fine arts should avail
themselves of this opportunity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING CHEAPER
CLOTHING BETTER MADN
CLOTHING BETTER our
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE
BENNETT o.,
No. SIS MARKET srRsT.T.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

wEpay strict attention to Carpets making up, and
ting down old and ones, with guarantee of 10
prices. ALDERTsoN 4 Co., No. 1885 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
HATS AND OAPs.

W. WARBURTONS IMPROVED VENTI-
11ated and easy1tting Dress Hats (patented), In
the improved fashions Of the OHESNUT strssi
uaxt door 70 the Post Ontcs uNrp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18

A SSIGNEE'S SALE, SATURDAY, MARCH
49, 1870, of the valuable Hotel property at Atlantic
Oty, known as THE NEPTUNE HOUSE. Sale the
premises at IL NJ Terms easy uouu,, ..,
3E2t' NJ, Iyo rLUAl SgTssl, O~.Idsu.
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DIRECTORY roR ADvER Users.

AhUsEAENrs-sRvEKTn PAGE-Fourth, hfh and sixth
BoAEDERs AND LoDoERs wANTED-s.oosD PAGE
AND ;Dd ssfsna
fs2sE sos
BuslsEss oPfoRTuNirIEs- isiSRn rAor-rhrd col.
REHass sSs
cIEss~S cIEsSs And sALEsMEN-ruIHD PAeE-s.cOnd col.
ANS p.os.,..s
coAsT%isE sss' isSTfEHSsHIPs-rrnsr PAor-p,nh and
sS6sFES ss.
C0ER0IgEATIoN IgS NOTICE -IHIaD PAcs~Foursh column.
BWEiISsH BEy SSS6s1S,SsT 16sEs sssS
EgRofExN PanseSn oGa% Column.
Raafsssls sS'sa sSism.
sSS sxhE..sssoSD P4aS-si.lS IS,ss csls%n. sS,ann'
RpRSITy ,,p,s TyRE-issoosp ~ ri PAeE-Third "a column;
HEIf sS'S oO
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4c.-Fms1 PAGE Second and
uorIssd ssi5d columns. sN
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wAkTED-TnlRD PAsE-ThIrd
ICE 6REAM-sxyEsrH PAsE-Feu.h column
ssRv cTY T TY sTSnp BFR
GEN REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-sEvKsTa PAGE
LECTURE sE1soN-srvHsrH PAer--Four.h column.
LEG LEGAL ~ E0TIGEsasEiRsT r PAcL-Foarih column
LOST AND So1ND~Fiasr fxcE-fonrth icIilll column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sxth colnmn.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcOED PAGR-Thrd column.
MATRlM0NIAL-SzvENTn PAGE-Fourth column.
SiLIiEERY AND 6SEssaAkiNaAFIns MAI iSiS- PAex-sl.h
NIscEL,LANEors ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE
u1scEI E,fih y a%@a,y5 end sHtb columRs. sl.
NY llCAL--sEcoND PAaE--Fourth column
piEaHSS0MALSmFinsr y St} iS5 PAGEFirst column.
rlANOFOtTlsS- SEVENTH PAGE Third column.
r0Sr OFFICE NOTlCE--Firsp PAGE-Sixth column.
our Or T CITY FUR SALE OR TO
kENT-sEvENTn PAaE--First, second and third col
umns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExoHANGE-sEvrsru PAex--rhrd
EEAy Estate yANTEp-srvEsrl pAcr-ThIrd col.
RELIGIOUs NOTICEs-FInsr PAor-rourth column
kEWARDs--FInBr PAGR--Fourth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SEcoSD PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns.
SAILS AT AUC1ION--TnIRD PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES THIRD PAegs.-.rirss
.,r ana .--svnd Columns. --- -T Z - s--~ v-s-~
siToAIlONs WANTED -MAiEs-fnInp PAeR-second
SPECIAL XoTIcEs-Fhsr PAer-Firs. and second col.
spoatlk3-DoGs. BIRDS. ac.-Frnsr PAer-second
SrALLIONs-FIRsr PAGE-Second column s., y
STORAGE-SEvEN1H pAGE-Thjrd column.
SUMAER REsORTS-SECoND PAGE-second and third
rIE TRADEs-TnInD PAaE-Fonrih column.
THE TURF-FIEtT PAGE--Sec0nd column.
TO LET r. FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEcoSD PACE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE FIRST PAGE Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.-FIRsr PAGE-sixth col.
umn. =
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PROPOSALS.
I)RoPosALs

J. UNITED STATES ESGISErn's OFFICE,
- DAvENPoRT, Iowa, May Is, 1870
occ unt " n On "wednesday, July for building the iron
supersrucure OF the Rock Island and Davenport Bridge
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee signed by
two responsible persons, that In case The bid z.
become security In equal 20 one-third OF the
amount OF The contract for The fJthfui performance
Copies OF the specincatons blanks for proposals. wiz
be Furnished upon application 10 this Office.
The right 10 reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Proposals. Will he addressed to United states Engineers
onice Davenport Iowa. and endorsed the envelope Pro
and Davenport Bridge" q. Il. wARREN,
Haj. Ens'p and Bvt Maj. Gen v. A,
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FASHION COURSE, [. !.

11NIoN COURSE, I. I-TRoTTING.- SATURDAY, MAY
three n se in harness Ben panes b M american Girl:
VIM. Borsts br. George wilkes; Charles Champains b. g.
George Palmer Admission to all OK the COURSE except
Grand stand 81 admission to Grand Stand VI extra No
Fulton and Williamsburg ferries five minutes during
day for course ageca Wg, SHAW Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING, SATURDAY, MAY
~ 2S Immediately after big race; Sweepstakes 81 coo;
mile heats In 3. M. Rodm'ss m Mary Ann John MUIR
phys Blk r. Black Pat; w% McGoldricks G. G. Big Mac;
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor,
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TTNION COURSE, L. l., TROTTING.-PosTPONEMEN
~ OF the 80 Monday, May 30; Purse $1,000. mile
beats IN s. in % hHrness Fsys Capt Gni p Iece's
NJ Topsy, Alex. Patterson's g. Dreadnaueht, F. j. No.
dines blk. m Eastern Queen, N. Robins 9. e. Prince
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

TOOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe during the week ending aurdAy,
May q, 1870 will close at this office Tuesay Wednesday,
Thursday Saturday II NJ, and at nj the stations 40
and B, il 40 A. NJ; ana D. II 20 n; and u 80
AN. r. II. JONES, Postmaster
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-
pAoIFIc NAIL sTEAMsHIp CoMPANY's
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHTS AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
Through rates New York to San Frsncsco:
First class. Steersgs.
$l25 TO ~t70 $0l.
according TO location OF berth.
Those include BERTH board and all nccesssres for s
Steamers Of line Pier No. 4o North river
foot of Canal s.reet, % At ! y & O'Clock noon on ,,o.,
except when those days fall Sunday en the previous
One hundred pounds OF bagsage free to each adult Aed
June 4-AI,AskA, Captain Gray, connecting with CON-
steamer yAPxN win leave Francisco July I, is7o for
All freight for San Francisco 90 fast and be
ccvcd until r. N. Friday, June 3. :.
Freight CeBrai American and South Pacific ports viii
facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland charges
Apply - We 0"''' ''' ''' - '" T. r BABY. Agent
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA 49,
Sailing regularly every Thursday al 3ococE r. NJ precise.
Iy from pier No North river
MoRRO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams. .Juns
MISSOURI, Captain J. B. Edwards va Nassau june Is
'" ''s'sn' Of '"''ss 'GpW g. WaEBIER yn President.
as8 90 sfaA No 5Bowling 0rccn.
~ a. -
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II w. Old i.ine. Low freight. f.a.p
The well known first class sitewhce seAmshps I
BIENVILLE,
u. b. Baker, commander,
WIN leave pier No. IS North river on May a. at3P
Freight taken at through rates for 81 Louis mobile
appiyso LIVINGSTON, FOX co.,
Lbwy ssvse
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

<,-..oooo SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE ExrEEI1sSrs .; At THE NAVY YARD WITH rHH
works perfectly All manufacturers and engineers should
s,5.; u ZANE. e ::: agencies
To AMERICANS VISITING PARIs.-yAMEs ". BELL,
artist tailor in Firth avenue. New York. has opened 1
q. ssss sSi siss Americas and European
WEARSa o.. THE GREEN,
SEE THE
SPECIAL REPORTS
FROM THE BORDER
In ToDAY's
EVENING TELEGRAM.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
"A saensdcnss for Ill disessss Prepared Food sGE for
mockins Birds, asB. DovEYs, No. Greene street. corner
N B.-Lades attended by Mrs. Dovey
SUPERB DOUBLE BREECHLoADER, u GAUGE,
s ~ with Case . and
seen At 96 Chsmb ers street. 49, -. y
ITO SPORTING MEN-JUsT PUBLISHED, rRor
and msa s s or s @ n.
psny, lis Nassau street. Price o. Sent BY mali.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB: =
"A Jerome Park.
vii, Be held as.dsy ss rhur.dAyu
anu saturday, lh days OF June. Four each
day. commencing at Grand steepe chase hurdle races
races or meats and dashea An mehse number of horses
from Fortysec street at ] and so each day.
n A. BELMONT, President.
FASHION corRsE, Ii
TROTTING.
Jpns $4,000 sisO to first $500 TO second $500
to third For all double teams. " Wv
July Purse $4,000; VI 500 TO rs $500 second; S4O)
70 nrd SyuO to fourth For horses that beat 20
July ZPnTse p4,M; *2,0 to 81 second 46D0
TO third $sO0 to fourth For horses that 26
July 4-Purse $4,000; 800 TO TO seconds $500
TO third; $500 to fourth. Free for al horses. 80
Entries will close before May 90 ls,a =, o,c,ock p
NJ, at kiicy sgvv, street and Broadyav
Entrance ~ per cent. 10 acc6pany the nomination. Ihe
ABOVE Facct be best In Q, TO harness.
WIN. II SAUNDERS SONS,
~ Proprieors.