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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
Another SWindie.


Circulars signed "Adam Smith, Printer and
Sta,ioner, 2l0 Broadway, n. y" are being
sent about the country, in which counterfeit
greenbacks are offered at the rate of ten
cents on a dollar. The sender is careful to
request PENSIONERS" to keep the offer secret
aud says :-"Make remittances by express
only; as the officers of the post Office here
retain correspondence upon this business, and
refuse to deliver the same. Remit fy express,
freight charges paid. Letters by mail do not
reach me- OF course if people are fools
enough to send money, it is the last they ever
hear of it. The Wing says they cannot com
plain to the officers { the law, for they must
of necessity acknowledge that they intended
to procure and pass counterfeit monty, and
the swndlcr is safe on that point. 1t is said,
however, that scoundres are making a large
business by this circular business.
Grasshoppcrs are making extensive raids in
Franklin county. \ New Sharon farmer
writes to the Maine Farmer that his farm is
overrun by grasshoppers. They have de-
stroyed his crops. He planted enough, but
will have absolutely nothing to harvest, except
possibly potatoes, and those beans that pod
ded before the grasshoppers became plenty.
Out of an acre of beans, he thinks they have
not left handful Of green leaves. On his
Indian corn they have cut through the husks
and eaten out the kernels. Other farms in
the neighberhood are similarly afflicted, but
the feast is not uniformly spread. there cling
spots within halt mile where there are no
more grasshoppers than ordinary.
The Ellsworth American eXclaims-"Tax
the Dogs This cry is becoming general in
view OF the damage both ascertained and I'M
aseertained in each town inflicted 10y worth
less and dangerous CANNES. dog that is
worth being kept is worth being paid for y
COW was killed in the town OF GouldSboro the
other day. by large and savage dog. Her
neck was shockingly laccratcd so that motif
tication ensued and other wounds were in
tiicted.
We read that a man in Steuben recently
having had some trouble with a neighbor.
deliberately went and beat one OF the neigh
boris cows TO death; it is said in the most
shocking manner, by way of revenge. What
sort of low revenge is that which wreaks
itself upon DUMB animals
A load of ninetyfve moose hides passed
through IIoulon last saturday. They belong
to a firm in Boston. whittier they 20 to he
tanned and then made into mocca>ins. Raw
moose hides bring about Sl2 each.
The Bath Times learns that Mr.. James
Peters, who was so severely injured iy the
cars at Brunswick, and whose recovery was
considered doubtful, is now rapidly recover
ing.
Another oldest living freemason' is said
to be d vid Styles of Prescott, Wisconsin.
He is in his l05th year. and was made Mason
on the 2lst day Of May, 1897, over seventy
three years ago.
New Sweden is the name given to No. 10,
Range in Ar2ostook county, lately settled
by the Swedish colony
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FOR GOVERNOR.
Sidney erh a m,
OF PARIS.
FOR GOVERNOR.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS,
LIST District-JOHN LYNCH.
ID District-WlLLIAM p. FRY f..
Sd District-JAMES q. BLAINE.
4th District-JOHN A. PETERS.
5tb District-EUGENE HALE.
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fair at Mountain View Park" October 4th,
5th and 9th.
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For County Commissioner,
For County Treasurer,
Lincoln County Republican Convention.
Coynr HOUSE. wIscAssET,

The Republican voters Of Lincoln County ar
requisites. TO send delegates to a Convention 10 ID
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The Bath Times learns that Mr.. James
Peters, who was so severely injured l'y the
cars at Brunswick, and whose recovery was
considered doubtful, is now rapidly recover
inp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

A load of ninety-fve moose hides passed
through IIoullon last Saturday. They belong
to a firm in Boston, whittier they 20 to he
tanned and then made into moccasins. Raw
moose hides bring about Sl2 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

New Sweden is the name given to No. 10,
Range 3 in Ar9ostook county, lately settled
by the Swedish colony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Another oldest living freemason' is said
to be d vid Styles of Prescott, Wisconsin.
He is in his l05th year, and was made a Mason
on the 2lst day of May, 1897, over seventy
three years ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

We read that a man III Steuben recently
having had some trouble with a neighbour
deliberately went and beat one OF the neigh
boris cows 10 death; it is said in the most
shocking manner, by way of revenge. What
sort of low revenge is that which wreaks
itsolf upon dunfb animals.
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WEDNESDAY, sept. alst.
The Cent.cman'S Prize!
THURSDAY, Sept. 22d.

Ate NJ a Premium of $500 for Horses that
never trutted better than minutes mile heats IN
To harness S25 to first $50 to second oto thilu
Ala +. Nj, II Premium of 500 Tor all Stn'i'ons
from to years old, that have been Kept IN Maile
for the OF Mares the present season. niie nea's
in to harness; Sl25 to first, $40 10 second
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Locke. TWitchcii s Co.,

viii continue the general
Dry Goods Jobbng and Commission Business,
III Nos a d III .Nitiiic Ntrtt.
where the books OF tie hate firm ma. he f,Un.i.
OFFICE IN BosIuN, IA. Devonshrp street.
Aseit> for the
Pondicherry Mills Co, Shawls, Repellents,
CloakiukS, CASHMERE.
Pittstield Pioneer WooIen Mills, Re- clients
and CasSlmereS.
Falmouth and Storm King, Repellents.
Seoago Mills, Repelients.
Loo IKE, TWITCUELL e co
Portland July Il, lo.o. JAW lm-julyle
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.

THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids to-day for city bank
snares:-New York, l43 Manhattan, $50; Merchants,
1917; America, l4s; Phenix no; Tradesmen's 154;
Mechanics and Traders, 1876; National III; Mer-
chants Exchange, LOG; Seventh Ward, 100; State Of
New YORK. ITO; Commerce, l25,s; Mechanics Bank
ing Association 124; Broadway, 20s; Ocean, s5 Mer.
camille, l26; American Exchange liz; Chatham,
1so Hanover, 1os Irving, lls East River 1l2H;
Nassau, l04; Shoe and Leather, 1885, Corn Exchange,
l29: Commonwealth, ia; Importers and Traders
l5S; Park, 1859; Manufacturers and Merchants 1902;
Central National, Ill; Fourth National, 100; Ninth
National, lis; Tenth National, 1875; Oriental, 15l
Gold Exchange, SO; Bankers and Brokers' Associa-
tton 100: Mechanics, l39.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government market was strong and advanced
closing firm at improved quotations as foIlows:-
United States currency SKIES, ia a 1i43s ;
do. skies, 1851, registered, ll4ss a 1l42i; do.
do, coupon, lls11 1852; do. fve.twenties,
registered, May and November, 11Ia4 a 111n;
do. do, 1852, coupon do, 112 q 112}4; do. do,
1854. do do 11ls 111ss do. do, 1865 DO. do, 1i1h
1l12< do. do, 1865, coupon, January and july 1l31
ia; do. do, 1867, do do, ia ll43S; do. do,
1858. do. DO, la 1141s; do. ten.fortes, regis
tered, 1881 10S}a; do. do, coupon, 1885, 1855.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.
The Southern list was duh and generally steady.
The new Tennessees were less active and lower.
The North Carolinas were weak and declined. The
following were the final street prces:-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 6256 62z; do, new, 611s 61s4; do,
five per cent, 4S 52 Virginia, coupon, 80 a 691s;
do, new, 67a 6S; do registered stock tex INTEREST,",
So 5S1s DO, registered, 1885, GA GO; do, regis
tered, 1867, 60 a 81; Georgia skies, IS 80; 10.
sevens, 95 90; do. sevens, interest pay
able Georgia, s2 a "a; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 48 ass; do new, "a 24la;
Missouri sixes "a 941a; 40. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, "a 95; Louisiana sxes 76A a II; do.
seyens, rs so; do. eghts, 81 s6 do. levee SKIES
1873 75a; do. do. eights 9218 a 94; Alabama
eights 10l u 1927; do. ives, IS 76; do. SKIES,
sterling, 90 a 95 South Carolina skies, 90 a "a; 40.
new, 81 s214; do. registered stock So IS;
City OF Memphis sixes 54 55; do Atlanta eghts,
SO So; do Savannah sevens SO o.; do. New Or
leans consos, 76 n; do. do issued TO railroads. 70
75; Mobile and Ohio sterling, so SOY; do. eights
IS a755; Mississippi Central railroad first mortgage
rs III do. second do, Go 65; Memphis and
Charleston first, S5 a 81; do. second, 70 so; do.
stock, 40 AZ; Greenvllle ana Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, IA 76; Macon and Brunswick guar
anteed by the State OF Georgia, S4 S5; Arkansas
seyens, rs y a 76.
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HORs CARRIAGES, sc.

GREAT SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF FINE HIGH
IN. bred Coach, Coupe, Family and Trottng Horses,
Tuesday, 14h at stable No. 43 Great Jones street. at II A. NJ,
without regard to weather. consisting of the finest class OF
Horses offered TO the public this either at auction
private SALE being In part the stock of the late Wm Lang
deceased.
of the finest Teams of large and gentee blood bay
landau Horses in the city, bred In Kentucky
6l high old, with fne flowing and tails
with extra fine style and knee action closely mated in
style and action they attract great attention
park road and high toned fashionable and ne have
no tricks fine, fast ambitious travellers and
warranted sound and kinc as bne leaders for fourn
hand be found.
Handsome and fast Team Of blood bay Membrino trong
Mares full sisters l5 hands high and years old are
drive together like horse, without pulling
freng; they have vice tricks fear nothing
hardy rugged, with fne amabe disposons they
being distressed they handy sharp bloodke and
road phaeton team fear locomotive warranted
sound and kind.
Fine large, stylish chestnut Trong Gliding,
bred Is most genteel bloodike road be
found trained track and beat minutes
road and rot to the end Of the road warranted
sound and kind well behaved amiabe and fears nothing
handsome free driver Of great endurance; can
beat 20 and repeat heats fne powerful roadster
warranted sound and kind.
Brown Horse 15 hgh years old, One, free and d
ver promises well; fears no locomotive, and warranted
Also three extra fine Horses including one celebrated fast
Trotter Particulars In Tuesdays Herald and at SALE
Also Victoria, two Troting Wagons, of Coach
Harness. sets Of single Harness. &c. &C. all Of the best
This stock Ia as hne as ever offered public auction and
all Is offered for positive and perempoIy sale without limit
restriction. 80, -
morning until SALE Full particulars in Tuesdays Herald
JOHN L. VANQEWAYER, Auctoneer.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'Clock y. M.
SUSPECTED MCENDlARlSM.
Loss $3O,OOO-A Booklteeper Arrested OH
SusOiciOu.

Loss $3O,OOO-A BoOkl5eeper Arrested OH
Suspicion.
The four story brick building, owned by Mrs.
Cox and situated at the corner of Fulton aud Mas
sau streets Brooklyn was discovered to he fire at
half-past two O'Clock yesterday morning. The alarm
was promptly responded to by the Fire Department
and the conhagratlon extinguished. The first floor
was occupied as grocery store by James II. Ehle,
and the other part OF the house was employed for
the storage OF furniture ana was leased for that pur
pose by John J. Werner The damage to the building
is SIS 000 Mr. Ehe's loss on stock amounts to $4,000;
insured for S10 900 In the Columbia Insurance Co-
pany Mr.. Werner, the principal loser, estimates his
sured for $4,000 among the Lafayette, Common
wealth. Williamsburg City. Gernania, Fireman's
Trust and Imperial Companies
on the third story, where the fire was discovered,
was found a large quantity OF oil, varnish and ur-
pentine straw mattresses and other highly mham-
mable material heaped up.in such manner as to
leave but little doubt as to the incendaiy origin OF
the confiagraon. William Weed man about
fifty-two years OF age. who claims 10 be book
Keeper, cousin OF Thurlow Weed and resident OF
Park avenue, was found lying upon the roof OF
stable in the rear Of the burning house, suffering
from dslocated hip. a box of matches, a razor
and wax taper Were found on his person by Ser
geant Cornell, who took Weed into custody. He
stated that he was on his way home from New York,
where he had been to witness the Twelve Tempta-
order that he might get better look at 1t. The
wood work was rotten and he slipped OIL The edge OF
the shed and lel to the ground breaking his wrist
and hin. He claimed that he had some business
with Mr.. Werner and was TO receive percentage
from him for the sale OF mattresses. Mr.. Weed dis
claimed any knowledge as to Mr.. Werner's insur.
ance. The wounded man Is IN hospital; and Fire
Marshal Ready Will investigate the case thoroughly.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.

The stock market, in the prevailing dulness OF the
forenoon underwent decline OF quarter TO three
quarters per cent, but rallied on the announcement
that the Funding bil is not likely to come up for
consideration earlier than the end OF next week.
Ihe unfavorabe bank statement had little effect eX-
cent upon Northwest common, st. Paul, wabash,
and Ohio and Mississippi which were lowest at the
close of the day. Pacific Mali was actively strong
and touched 45%, reacting at the close. The follow
ing were the closing prices Of stocks at the last ses
sion of the Stock Exchange:-Canton, e71a 69%;
Cumberland, AZ; Consolidated Coal, 70 bd Western
Union, 3s1s s3ss; Quicksilver sh; Marposa, ga;
do. preferred 1e1S 1714; Atlantic Mail, 35'4 Ss;
Pacific Mall 45 4514 Boston Water Power, l6]a bid;
Adams Express, 63s6 q 81; Wels-Fargo Express,
15z a l6}.; do. scrip, 31s; American Express,
45 Asa; United States Express, 45ts 46;
New York Central consolidated 100 1OOH;
do scrip, 954 a 95H Harlem, 1441z; Erle 22&
bid; Reading, 1o7S 1O7A; Michigan central,
1875 1857; Lake Shore, 9s1s 9sss; Illinois Central,
14Oh 14Os1; Cleveland and Pittsburg 1l014 hoy;
Chicago and Northwestern s5; do. preferred, 92j4
a 922s Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, So]a
bid; Rock Island 1914 a l21h; Milwaukee and
st. Paul, 67& a 6S; do. preferred, 81 S2A;
Toledo and Wabash, eos 6o14; do. preferred, "A
bid; Fort Wayne, 961s 97h; Delaware and LacKa-
wanna, III H. New Jersey Central lloA llOA;
Chicago and Alton, 11sk; do. preferred, III lls;
Morris and Essex 81 9l1s; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph 119 119A; do. preferred, 1l7sS 1lS; Iron
Mountain, Az bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 5H
so; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central 2o}4
| a 20h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest
a fnrf fha laad duUs
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Wall STREET.

WALL STREET, I
SATURDAY, June 1l--G r. M.
The Wall street markets continue exceedingly
dull. There was light attendance OF brokers at
the Stock Exchange and Long Room to-day, and
transactions were confined 10 few OF the leading
speculative shares.
THE CURRENCY BILL,
The revised form OF the Currency bill OF Mr.. Gar
field having elected many inquiries as to its present
features special from Washington gives the follow
ing information;-
Section one provides for the issue Of ninety five
millions OF dollars national bank notes.
Section two cancels forty five and one-haf millions
OF three per certificates and thirtynne and one
half millions of greenbacks
Section three, which was the tenth section OF the
original bill, takes twenty-five millions OF national
bank notes from the States having an excess, and
distributes 1t through the Western and southern
States; but tins is not to be done till the nnetyfye
millions have been issued.
Section four allows a bank In State having an
excess to remove to State in deficiency, taking
with il Its capital, circulation, &c.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
unfavorabe, In showing loss OF about three and u
half millions Of reserve although the deposits are
down about ive and a half millions the surplus re.
serve falls off only about two millions. The loss in
specie is two and half millions, renecting the
heavy payments OF customs this week and the ex-
port or specie. decrease OF million In legal ten
ders confirms the movement OF currency to the
West to which reference was made In this column a
few days since, and which was predicted from the
figures Of the previous statement. The decrease in
deposits is made up of The loss OF specie and
greenbacks and the receipts OF the Treasury from
the internal revenue collectors. The contraction in
loans seems to be due to the calling IN OF money
lent on pledges Of stocks and bonds TO wall street
firms. The statement compares with its predeees-
q f0iinXS-
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KINGS COUNTY suaRosare's COURT.
Before william D. veeder, Surrogate.

Before william d. yeeder, Surrogate.
The wills Of the following persons were proved
in the surrogste's Court during the past week.
Peter Kelting william Cabble. Theodore Krens,
jeffrey Rose Lydia W. Pierce, Francisco Ringioeft,
Celia Keegan, Ann Wilson. Charles 4. Browne,
Ellen M. Skillman, FREDERICK Fries and Mary Has
kins, OF Brooklyn.
Letters of administration were granted on The
estates Of Magdalene williamson, Thomas j. Car
gan, Margaret O'Bren. Mary McGuerien. Miles J.
Fletcher, William Barclay, Nary +. Briggs, Mary
all OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF were granted In the estates
OF Lester A. Waterhouse to Horace A. Waterhouse;
OF Annie F. and Mary G. Keefe, to owen McGovep;
Of Ida and George T. NJ. Hastings, to Frederick
Hastings OF Brooklyn.
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the LAST or THE ONEIDA.
The Survivors of the Inflated Vessel Paid
OH-Seneral Dissatisfaction.

Forty-nine seamen, belonging TO the sunken war
ship Oneida, were yesterday paid OF at theiNavy
Yard Their complaints in reference to their treat
ment by the government were extremely bitter con-
tending as they did. that aside from the sympa-
thy which should have been shown them the
remuneration given them was nQt at all c0mmensu-
conaned to the fact that their bag money! was not
fully paid. The claims which some presented ex-
ceeaed In few instances hundred dollars. Sixty
dollars however, were gwen to each man, and
though some did not sustain so much loss as others
there was general expression OF dissatisiacuon.
MANY of the men whose terms of service had ex-
pired Immediately on being paid tore up their dis
Charges and quilted the Navy Yard in disgust
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course OF the marke

In the gold loan market the sale ranged from one
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
European steamers to-day took out s4o2 200 In specie
The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foOws:-
Gold cleared. S27,3l6000
Gold balances s.,................... lao 800
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. IG54 456
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE H. le7o-TRIPLE SHEET

Robert smithson and ArcbiDad Robinson, grahd
larceny, pleaded not guilty Connse, y. Huehes:
James Ccllnn, mayhem. pleaded not guilty. No
Timothy Mccarthy, robbery, first degree pleaded
DOt guilty No counsel
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

The French railways carried 1924, 1884 passengers
in 1868 and 49, 677Ol6 In 1862 1857 head OF cattle
were Transported on them III the former and "a, 100
in the latter year. The number Of kilograms was AZ
1,602,4e " 4,712,2os
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UNITED STATES cOmM!ssioxEaS COURT.
rassiDg Counterfeit Money.
Pafora Commissioner Shields.

The United states Peter Ctvnaer.-The defend
ant is charged with having in his possession coun
terfeit twenty dollar Treasury note with intent to
pass the same and deraud the government. The
particulars have already appeared in the HERALD.
The government closed the case, and 1t was then al
jOurned TO Thursday week, when the case for the
defence will be entered upon.
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The changes are in detail as follows:-
MONEY STEADY.

The money market was steady at four to five per
cent on stocks and three to four on governments.
Commercial paper was without important change
and current at six per cent for prime double names
Foreign excha nge dull alter the steamer sailed,
but closed firm at l09S 1o94 for prime bankers
sixty days sterling and BIOS 1lo14 or sight bills.
GOLD STEADY AND HEAVY.
the gola market mark was heavy, with all the sales at
l1$E and l1SX The declining tendency Of the pre-
MUM is due to the expected feaTy payment Of coin
interest by the government within the interval to
July l. and to the large increase in the cotton re-
celpts, which are over seven hundred thousand
bales in excess Of the receipts mp to this time last
year. The exports OF cotton so far are nearly SIX
hundred thousand bales greater than last year. The
oonrsn of the market l. shown In The table,
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
coUlT or SESSIONS.
Arraignments. a

The court met yesterday morning, when the loI'
lowing prisoners were arraigned-
william +. Davis for sodomy, pleaded not guilty.
Counsel. u. Hughes,
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A SsIG NEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK,
"A TUESDAY, June II, at IL O'Clock,
By JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL,

112 and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
THOROUGHBRED IRON GRAY HambletoDiaD Horse,
6 hands years. warranted sound kind perfect and true,
BAY THOROUGHBRED Hambletonfan Colt, years, 1411
hands sound kind and true; uained and warranted
make 80 on the day OF SALE
BAY HAMBLETONIAN Mare, l515 hands, years; kind,
sound and true; perfect pcture can beat minutes;
sORREL HAMBLETONlAN Marc. l5A hands, syears
sound kind and true stands without yng splendid family
beast
AN ELEGANT LIGHT Road Wagon, built for the Paris
Exposition by Corbeu Scharch
SPLENDID Spring Park Phaeton, built 10 order by
Corbett Scharch; cost Sl.40O.
TWO other Wagons three sets Of single and one set Of don
bic Harness. 49,
Everything will be sold without reserve.
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T HE COU R T S.
The Trinity Church Estate - Interesting os
cision on Collisions at Sea-vioiation
Of the Revenue Laws.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Discharges In Bankruptcy.

The fonowing are the discharges In bankruptcy
for The week ending on Saturday. June II, Is7o:-
Amos N. Meylert, Adrian H. .Bement and Charles
Painter.
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STALLIONS.

C,TALLION COMMODORE VANDERBILT IS STANDING
- for the season at my stables, Sta mford, Conn.
JAMES Il. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily at p NJ, from pier 81
Ealt river.
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THE TURF.


FLEETWOOD PARK,
I Morrisania- weftcheser county.
Special premium &200 Fleetwood Association viii give
apuse for horses that have never beaten 80 two
miles and repeat harness. to be roed over the above
course June ~ 300 the first horse $O0 10 the second
and SSOO 70 the third three or more 70 enter TWO 70 start
Entrance 10 cent and mnst accompany the nomination
TO at Joe Crocheron New Baysde House, Of
and Seventh avenue Wednesday, June
lb r. NJ Az entries by mail to be addressed 70 Henry
Daer, boz 1915 Post ONCE New FORK Cars, New York and
Harlem Railroad leave Twenty sixth street and Fourth ave-
nue. 1t 80 j. H. Race promptly at ~ r. n
FLEETWOOD PARK.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1870
The Association that they will give handsome
piece Of silver tnow on exhibition In the window of Ball
above day. Entrance free all horses that rot
ted for money belonging members OF the club The race
will fve in harness. Entries will close
the 18th day june O'Clock NJ at the Club House.
Fleetwood Park Cars leave Twenty street and Fourth
depot at halfpast two O'Clock r. NJ Race 70 COM
promptly at half past three O'clock
HENRY DATER, President.
DOOLs SOLD ON THE JEROME RACES AT GEORGE
i W. Armstrone's Fordham Hotel Fordham, from 10 A.
n. TO ! 80 +. NJ, every day during the races.
SOMERNDYKE ARMSTRONG.
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IoHoWinB shoWs tho "'e"S'' az" "0
,.dav for the leading speculative stocks:-

THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort