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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

.o a diverse race. We sprang from different natona
r.. - the world well a. from different races;
ho established the equal CIV and political rights OF all
isses. circumstances deyoved the necessity OF
,aarinr this declaration; there other way We
Tho defended the national life prepared TO give II
Consistent and logical execution; they not kindred
in race blood but they are here and not likely TO
away; need all the talent and labor we have and
have room for twenty times as many should our limits
become too small 10 contain all, they could be easily en-
arged. Cheers.] Extension is only question of time
time will come when the Canadas will be Just
Russian America is now; and the West Indies, just as
Texas Is. Let us live up to that.
All natures difference makes all natures peace. III
don't choose 10 invite you to my house. don't invite me
10 yours Take your place and win your spurs there is
opportunity for all. When we can realize that we can
stand on our own two feet without treadng on each
others toes, will find that instead OF being cause
of weakness equality will be source of unity and
strength. disposed TO acknowledge the equality or
all races. God made black because they were
in places where IL would be advantage 10 be Dlack
Don't despse him. lOahe him, OF desire to trampe on
him. II we had followed that ruewe would have sayedthe
aborigines, now nearly extermnated believe the ne
groes destined TO increase and become valuable
element Of the Union. They are not my enemies VINO
chose TO be enemies seven or eight years ago pc
Deve in sweeping away prescription and disfIanohlse
ment feel that my country is crippled when she is not
allowed 10 avail herself OF all the talent In the country
the first advocate of the Adjustment OF all ulsIf
chisement 1t not light TO allow the enemies OF the
Union 20 control important issues and Illustrate Onr ar
mics by Union ballOt-bOxes But no such necessity e
lists now. There would not be kuklux IN tne lanu
now IL there had been General Amnesty 1--WE years ago
1t would have reunited the people ana heaieu INC
ged and time not far distant when every Ameii-
can would have his fair say at the ball0-Dox, anu e
majority Will The lesson taught by the war had
been dearly bought, but Il was worth the cost rrohn
suited 10 this people and he thought they had discovered
that III one experiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER
~

AT the session of the African Conference on
Saturday in the sulliyan-s Church, Willis NJ Bowman
Charles Green j. J. Robinson, and W DAVIS were elected
Deacons. and W. f. Dickson and j. W. Jackson Elders
Bishop Campbell and the Rev. A. C. Crppen OF Buffalo
made addresses the newlyelccted officers The resig
nation OF Rev. Elisha Weaver OF Newark was MOI ac-
ceped Statistical reports from circuits ana stations
were uresented The number of churches connected
with the Conference is Sc valuation Of church property
sl21l5; members and probationers 1885, local preach
ers and eNhOrters 90 schools, 81 supeJiutt ndonts
teachers and scholars, l5l volumes In ShdaySchOO
libraries $500 collections for church extension sl3 ~
The Committee Temperance reported series OF rerO-
tiOns instructng the ministers 10 preach on temper
ance at least quarter, and recommending the en-
10 the OF intoxicating liquors by church members
and the formation Of Auxiliary Conference T"nper-
auce Society The Committee Education reported in
favor OF combining religious with secular instruction.
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AIKMAY-On THURSDAY 18th Louisa S. wife Of John Akwan
Tie flIer will place MOaly, I'd Inst u y ococ n
from No. Baltic l., BROOKLYN.
DARER-On Of dDhthea Francis Thornton, OF frsAes
anal q. baker. aged and 3 months
Of attend the
their residence No East Tbirehst, TUESDAY al o'clock
BRAINE-Snienv NAV 49, Teusf SeuJereT Elizabeth Wdss
Of the Ia James Bane IN the 65th Of her
Relatives ana family respectfully invited 20 attend The
Church II the Aonemen a. Ienay on "Wednesday
24 Inst al D. H. Of the Northern RAILROAD Of Ne"Jery
leave Jersey CT, arrival Of tn Gals and ID p N boat to
foot Of entyrls and and lJ0 boat from foot ~
Cnsters Carriages will be in waiting ARRIVAL Of bSl trains
GRgGORY-Oa Saturday MAY Benjamin Gregory second eldest
son Elizabeth Gregory, aud grandson Of tn ATE "AA~
Buckley. - urr,.-
C. Barter the members Of Polar TAR Lois No ~ r. 500 A.
arr REQUESTED attend the funeral from the res dence % hs
mother Seeondaye Iuesisy The 80 INST al - "oA
NRrSON-Op Sunday May I Paterson n. j. Mr.. Susan O.
Nelson agei years AMI IL months. ,,.. ,
Funeral residence at O'Clock H. 0SAy heAh'e ah3
friends Invited.
RoUNDson Saturday May 90 Buffalo George W. Rounds OF The
firm Of Rounds & Hall
sTRERTER-On Sunday evening May2 at O'clock SoPhOna wife
Of Streeter, in the 5fh year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 1rsss
the her late residence No. 29I hFit T. -
on Thursday o'clock The remains will be removed 70
Greeubush for nterDent
wOTTON-Ane shor. Illness Sunday May a. Seth B. son
James A and Margaret Wotion.
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
FIRE IN KALBFLEIsCHS CHEMICAL WORKS,
EECOkIYN-LOSS, $l2,OO0.

A fire was discovered about 10 a. m. yester-
day in one OF tire numerous buildings owned by Martin
Kalbncisch Sons in the Eighteenth Ward Of Brooldyn
and devoted to the manufacture Of cLemicals The
building in which the fire occurred a twostory brick
structure on MOrgan-ayc and Maujerst, used III the
manufacture OF blue vitrOl and the upper hoOr as
carpcnterng shop. The flames had gained considerable
Roadway before discovered ana the OululhE anu con-
tents were entirely consumed before dme arrlNh OF
any Of the Fire Department apparatus. There was no
insurance on the place and the losses amount to $1,000
ON the stock OF valuable machinery, ana s5OOO on tine
building. The fire prevented from spreading 10 any
hose which always kept ready foremergences by me
firm and which this occasion proved OF more service
than the Pire Depar neut. The fire caused by the
wOodwOrk OF tank OF yitTiOl becoming ignied from
the furnace by which il stood.
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lie against ithe encroachmeuts OF TIE Weekly.
vain endeavorl The weekly has sustained shocks
compared to which the present exhibition OF iIa-
Pptont rage IA as mole hill TO mountain
Heighbor Ho are a perp good popcr so far as yoR 90
u n ee giadv recommend goa 10 Ose readers whose men
,' soWdehs cannot yet digest strong food which have
become dyspephc from injudicions ailments but your
HILLS arc Dy Tar too contracted by bgotry. intolerance
ana phGrsaical godness 10 sut minds which
nave Dst the bonds Of custom and practice ana boldly
struck our Tor truth aud which accord TO everybody
wnat IHey calm LOT themselves. II may also do you
service W Ionlnu You that everybody do not believe
your simple assertions unsupported by any fact. Ponder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
THE GREAT RAILROAD LEASE.

AT meeting of the Joint Board of Direct
ors of the United NewJersey Railroad Companies held
at Trenton on Friday Ashbel Welsh presiding resolu-
tions were adopted By vote Of l6 TO 9Hpprovins the
lease of the road TO the Pennsylvania central ana
recommending It 10 the stockholders. The following
Committee was appointed 10 consult Win the slock-
holders privately: Samuel Welsh, r. r. Stockton John
g. stevens A L. Dennis Cambridge Livingston, and
Ashbe Welsh. Blank forms will bo presented 10 the
stockholders for signature, and whenever tW0thiids
have voted favOraby the road viii be placed undef the
control Of the Pennsylvania Genital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
PASsENGERS ARRIYED.

IRON LIyBIP0OI-n steamship Cir Of New York NAY N-Nis
@ Bessie Miss 2 Keylte Mr. Kingdom kasicr J. Greene -
FROM HAyAEAfp steamship HeFmsu Livingston, AnY zl-nr.
T. White two shlirn, and Mr- \" hornAn ch 500
Miss q T. Mumion Miss A. Holmes. Ms Rsehse hst5
Master W n MARTA b. r. Philips A. Fullerton. g NJ
Hast ire oassat H. W. Pssse. j. n. Mott james HGsses y -
Simmons, G. D. A FrrnDr q. Red, Gahalu j.
LerteT H. ohsndes Enss wm Eoet-, and IS in stsersge
FROM LIYERPOOI-In steamship Cnbrs Nay 2L-HeBnetis
Andersen children and ssrgari Ida Hasah. Hry havsen
A. wonirs Heienheiner jas Vanderysr Gen
w Herrrn Htaan T. r. Weller D. Heymsn w. Ia
T. II. estcamr, Consul wsb Haner lds
HONG lsaan Won Wede and ~is staen second cabin All ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
DECORATION DAY.

The General Memorial Committee of the
Grand Army Of the Republic met Saturday evening at
No % Third-aye, with Gen. c. X Mcdonald ID The
chair The Executive Committee reported that meetings
had been held every evening during the week win sAs
factory results, and that subcommittee had been aI
pointed on music, transportation. hail. flowers, aud
finances. The exercises the Academy oi Muslc MAY
30 will consist Of AN grafton, rccItauo anu islc'
surplus receipts viii be given % The Union II he ahd
school for 5odicrb' and SAILOR Ophals. Llrut-Gth
Sheridan IL eAUocted to side. Circulars lave been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
AIuRon EVERY Wa QUALIFIED.

TO the RAZOR OF The Tri6aRe.
SIR: | believe the authorities are still scour-
ing the city for scnsees aud fit men to make up jury
to try Foster Nobody it seems, in New-York Is ig
noran enough for the purpose Why not send to Wash
ington for Senator Carpenter The man who can talk
OF imprisOnng for forty years, under the authority OF
an Investigating Committee OF the Senate witness VINO
refused to answer question: Is too ignorant 10 have any
opinion that be the least in his way for this trial
Give the authorities the hint. Yours
Nei0- York, May 20, 1871. REJECTED JURYMAN.
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A TRICK OR A TRIUMPH

70 The EdIIOT OF IHt
SIR: 1t appears to be fact that Controller
Connolly intends to Europe 10 negotiate the sale of
long bonds supply HIM with sufficient funds TO take up
a. rt bonds 1.-THE amount OF which is unknown TO the
lit, which have been issued TO the Tammany
machine In this city, with this object in view he had
bo charter of 1870 so amended as to give him power at
mis- own pleasure to appoint and remove Deputy Con-
~ ~ ".
trOller.
Neto. Tork, May q. 1871.
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A CORRECTION.

To the razor Of The Trfbune.
SIX: In revising my letter of adventure IN
Southern schoolteaching was made to sag that me
KuKux foray on my little school had resulted IN the
death of three colored men; wherea, but tNo WtIe
wotnded-Oue perhaps fatally. " ooHOO'@''A''--
Aeu. York. MAY
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Cod OIL Our Four dali Ham, s'e,dy: Amedesn HnN'
Is09e saga ourrd Aa76r Lard dali; KEGS loIc Tins JIG
Poistoes steady The market abundnty saypsi WIN haens
provisions steady. Coopenge neglected Pehts closed ~
bor Sugar 70 so1tssrn and scatter ports y ysid sse
he'd Sugar 40 ~ 56$5 81 Hogshad Noa.es Do, S5nSf -
Tan Rsmoaih ssr Ade6eeseT Of fourth ea7ses
in tie TObaeeocren
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THE STATE or TRADE
no,fPsTIc MARKETS.

:, - NJ 20 = Fogr quiet; Supertns 80 70 Double
p sIe Extra 5d 81 lofA dull ant lover Ness
ffun 10 90 lie; leg l2d&.c al others uh
VI ~ I ing n; sight Exchange heu-iorA, per eeni
r,-,.nn Gold. ilki.
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,,,rvr1r HAVANA nARKEr-M.r 90.

n;rs.. ANAL but prices firm, No y firm Al lO al reals
5sTipg the Havana nui Aahl- ~ oAt ma
eilo a1 ue. the L4a N,rt ~ t-c -ei
,s' !, 5et ruIna.uifs L1ae % AA'ala al ~ lA
49,. .aa ss10 LLda Dacn sse-4f a. h@''"
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Barometer cOrrecIed TOT IeInpeIHIuIo dHu OIU
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
". --.1-,.-1-L.,- IL q Nov lA-l--

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May u, ISL p III.
Synopsis for ne past tacentgfOT hours. ,
- The weather remains unchanged on the
decided increase of pressure and falling temperature at
the latter The barometer has generally fallen east OF
the Mississippi and is, at present lowest in Upper
Canada Light winds have generally prevailed, ana, at
present fresh south and east winds are reported RON he
Atlantic States; fresh northwest winds and falling tenn
peraure from Lake Erie to Arkansas and westward Inc
temperature increased slightly on the south AtaS
coast. clear weather has continued in the middle ana
south Atlantic increasing cOudness from the Eastern
states westward. The rains which belaed reports snow
Ia have existed in the Missouri Valley, saturday even
ing have advanced eastward into Arkansas ana In
diana.
If ia probable that cloudy weather with fresh Winds
viii on Monday prevail the Atlantic coast with ram
IN the INTERIOR dangerous winds are not bpeneucu o
any large extent of country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TFIFGRAPTIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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Victim Of debility responsible your ebsuesI Noyo~-
self YOU will say for you've done all you coall That.
take on your part
You haven't tried H0STBTTRRS BITTBRS
Gloomy dypeptc with an uneasy .ni vOseay Of
course you think yourself responsible for 'ormen' Bat
you easy from condition that you basa 'nS'
HosTETTERs BITTERS
Bilious sufferer your fault you think that symptoms
grow worse day day Blue pill doesn't DO good ve as
But 700 can be brought round for ali tbs;
Why haven't you tried HOSrETTEEs BIrTERsi
Friend on whom fever and age alternately blows bot AMI cold aa1
whose be bursting with The eetf some powerful drug
40 Won assume the responsibility o. You've tseu piles Of qnDs.
all regulation medicines What could you DO mo - On As
vr thing that would exempted from Al ' p'As'
that o. rsck you
Ysu have never tried HoSTBTTERs BIrrERS
Nervous invalid what to say You plead that yea A@''
take, all the nervnes pbsnops II they have done yoo n'
~ ri, not rour fault You responsible Wrong ,l "rots
you have. in reality nobody to blame bat yourself
WI, haven't you treI HosTgrTgss BIrrERsi
20, 4, ,h ,bo,eu.mel complaints, bu spea..
Nicoi & Davidson.
Price, actually lover than Del r. - Naf -
RICHLY DECORATED COMPLETE sEH'ltB FOX DiNhbs
Af RcRIY IDxcofHfED BREAKFAST DINNER DESSERT AND
rK Witt m fssscH IL Gina III DINING SETS &c pieces So
PESSeh ' GINA bIINER PLirls - gtsss
AMI Wyoming. tfA End
sirt .bumau seye) direct .r Psrs 81 ns~ bnfs Cocs
susry Gas Figures Maute Marble Go a. bass ~ SS
Fine Gold Wntches.-Redaced Prices
LANES GOLD LEVERS 10
LADIES GOLD LEVERS, licaat .s....sO
JAOIEy GOLD LEVERS. Damonts liz cases .......e
LADIES LENERs 30 u 10
GlNpLgMENS GOLD PA ENr LENEkS.....H % 80 10 ti,s
JULES JURGENSEN WATCHES. - 70
All warranted to kesp sood time, or HeneI f,,rf-ed
81 Broadway. our dooa beleS Positeeg,t q.
~. James Hoiel
BOSTON.
ou friends will kindly nua either By sgsn o. by ,ter Of
the intended arrival shall b. better red Tor y - eoript Tho
remit ZION OF is elegant essb NEST snc T.
Comment 'rraustuT Boart POUR DoLLAes per dsy.
PkOPhElO6 ST. AIS horkL Bo.tOn
Seventeenth Assembly District RepvblieIun As-ocis-
ton.-Regaiar monb meeting al lbs Higoen lorypnns -
,srea gata H.uiheVv THIS (MOla EtEaiA5 Ns' p.
sJciock GEOkGE r. BRADFDRD Pres't
RosE.r s. DoHBy, sery
WILSON shuttle ~ewn- achine- he bsN sai ag
essa Machines ~ tie word. frcc lom "a 20 @i,0
Deiluo,s Cednr Trunlss.-S~e sge ne VIII oa.;oa Is
Hudson enrner West biesenta
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A-A-Myers. - -. ~. -, ,.,,v.
735 Broadway corner Teuih-si
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LATEST SHIP NEBS.
fPor other ship Se1os see Second Pa9e.l
ARRIVED

steamship Isaac Bell Bemsn. Rich nonf CtT foai AND NOTION"
with mdss and 10 Old Dominion steamship Co 49,
Steamship Cmbrs IN G. Hsscs Hamburg AIy TO- With mda as
so pass % Kunhardt x Co
Steamship CITY Of New York (Br Ltch Liverpool MAY 1h 40
Queenstown ltti with md and 10 pass 70 John g. Dala 49,
otesuship Wamsusts Fish, kew Bedford with" nAs and ps
FerguuOa Wood
Steamship Hermann Lngs,OR esvannh. Nay 70.
WIN ndsc end pas u Iavinpton. Por a Go. -
steamship runsy vana DBL Webster Msy a. and Queenstown Gu
with ndse and pas 70 \. w. J. Hurst
Bhg Veteran of Liverpool N 81 snOw Meira March 9Th and
Bng Anne Collins Croker lOf Windsor s Is days.
with plaster
Brig Whitaker tof GeubOrol Cotton Le.Ahg g. Is ays s'te
spiliug.
W
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Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note PaoeG
VIM EyERpsLLs sons lOi FULroSsT OLD DUTCH CHURCH
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NcEBE-MOTT-n Brooklyn sunday MAY H. b. Rev jacob wss
NJ james n. Mckee 20 Mss AdAa Mot, 81 Of Brooklyn
Long Is and papers please copy
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THE TURF.

TIE FL RETwOOD PARK MAY TROTTING MEETING
FOURTH AND LAST DAY-GoLDsMIrH MAID
AND YOUNG BRUNO THE WINNERS.
The largest crowd seen at trotting match
for many wears past assembled at Fleetwood Park on
Saturday. Fully 10000 people were congreeated on the
grand stand. clubhouse piazzas and the elevated
round above the ouartertreteh while double Gordon
of carriages lined the Enclosure rails for nearly quarter
OF "A mile The day fine and the programme Vi spVrt
most attractive The Association has go9d 70 ~
satisfied with the abundant patronage Which LIE
ing has received and which the excellent manakeShI
and beTality of the purses offered fairly deserved En-
COURAGE by this the Association cOhtelnpas
extensive improvements TWO new stanus 80, 'IU 20 Nd
erected on the high ground between the CLUBHOUSE AM
grand stand-one for the timers and representatives, Vi
the press and the other for the pool auctonee anu as
sistants-whie the lower end OF the grand stanu WI DC
devoted exclusively TO the accommodation OF lhdies
season badges will also be sale al cOnNenlnb pac
in the city so visitors may have no delay IN gaming
admttance TO the course now thlI the fasioH ~
Union Courses Long Island are done away Will
Fleetwood Park seems destined 20 become inc EI"it
trotting course near NewYOrk The races were as
follows: -
ner taking $1,000 and third fourth horses 500 500
and 400 respectively The entries were B19 Doof D. m
Camphns George Palmer This was the S race oe"eeh
l & SG i a T,.t In he pools the Maid sol r so
American OH, % George famer e3 Sna Lus ~ Az 0d sp
perd he In splendid condition and each had warm psrsan In tns
brsi qusrerpoe where be broke and
American Gil the lead with tie fly0rt t Der ee three
before Palmer while Lucy was asst The still led Goldsmith Maid
length halfe oe l;s ba the te deprived Ter
OF the lead IN coming the lL Am,rcan On ttd hAu 70 s
by lengths -; George Palmer three lengths behind
the Girl and Lucy last was now any 9ds on o.sH n @
her. and Lacy The third heat well contested
by the Vo aud American Cir The aiter JED the mud qoar
could bod the finish and Goldsmith Maid passed
her and won heat by three lengths in 2:A2
PARK May 2Puse 5000 for all oo TO
second 500 the third S+0O to the iou h.
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Far per line, viii insert advertisement one monin u
tenfTnl1e irstcass Counertcui newspaper Including egt
We , 10 the publisher d whom responsbiiJ
well known Liz sent free address GEo p ROwELL 8 Co. Aa1"
tSnr Agents No. al Ptrk-row hew-iork
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii open to-day MoSDArl something new FANS and hD ub's
w. Ienth-sL
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scHooSERs-RIvxR
Sylvester Hale Taunton TrG.,n Dickens POl..
Mary Alice, Connecticut River kmpire, New London
s. j. Smith NewHaytn Getus, Rocsard
Mary and Ellen Calais. hnddef hockland
TIonas smith. New Bedford G. w. Kimhal, Roeklsn4.
Henri Remsen New Haven. DAVID Solins heNiiavsa
Olive Elizabeth CslslA Judge Bnnyon Nsw-iAsea-
Artist, Somerset ha"
Nelson Harvey. New-Hayen Island otY, 1f9ocessef.
Wareham
Fannie Mitchell. Calais hegelan ennlee. =:
P-,,r New. Haven ] G. Huntington Pseos Cove
"a TJ,sslcv Nv Wsbstr Kelly, CALAIS
Te.I-rIxa.l', Pigeon COW. Tuns Ioiine Provi,enoe
W H.. pIrson A Preimore. Prosf1euos
Nirpeb,ba Por.l,nd RsqumsGI, Dghton
p,o.'c- xev Humm Bin, ~ Lhn. N y
Prei Hall. Portland Conn opy hIns'.lo U.s. U.s.
NJ rsber Providence. Reporter Bangor.
~ Crusade NcW-flaYa.
D;abe1 R,ootbsv.n Jesse, Mllbrdgs
Larre Lewis. Newport Lny, NerSissa.
Sarah Thompson NewHsven Governor, 'al,s
ci..-,sn NJ ar Jane BroOkhaVsn
,Tbo,1ss Cs-rou Por.,pouth. mary Matt, Ieg-Haven
Monitor. New BEDFORD ne" tBeIl
NaryL Lee Fall K joan IS eponofa, o'ouy D'">@
MIND.-Sund0wn--bght, Y, clear
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
Bosroy Nav 2l-Arve steamer Geo. Arpoh, rom BAtnor
ran Duke Alexis Legbrni r G. Jones, nom Ponce nn
brig Ella Vail FROM CeaissSos ana s hs
NJ A. COOmbs fran Pensacola ne seat
from antigua reports outward she fell IN WIN ss
Lonen, In atSlng condhon i"s
Emma OF all hands. and landed item at Anags 90, -
Pbaepa; Hattie NeK.iork Sailed, sehL Vrae for WsSns'a
sAy PEAscIsoo MAY 2l-Auiyei. ship sontsg, from Boston
SAVANNAH G MAY 2lArTed steamship Sea barnes AND sco' o
J. Allen. from New-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA MAY 2i.-Aryed. bark Carlsnas from Nev-fork
SPOKEN.
May H. 3D. lon 60 3d. ship ROYAL Charlie Br from AnrsssAa
fr PHILADELPHIA lat ~ g. Ion 81 10 brig Congsl MOL S
Philadelphia Queenstown both By pilot boat Franes NO
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winchester'- nypophOsphites vii cure CONSUMPTION
IL Works TO Perfection.

Mr.. wSsLows for children 'eeHns Doo'e
harmless.
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Second race 81 hOrscs I bad y ehtes am %
These Yourg Druno Lady Wells belle Of Toronto Royal JsEn
Harry D. GolIus! Climax. Ida Ihompon Lmy Weller and
Dewro Lydia Thompson Bel Of Toronto next and
winner Ee Belle 81 Toronto trst heat Young
third Lady Wells the fonrh AID Bruno the NH
and
that have trtd better than
I'll 900 nr.t 500 % he eooll and 5t b ta tln horse
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DIED.

Al Nohccs Of Marriages mast be Endorsed wth faa
name aud address
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6perial Noiltes
Yeu Haven't Tried Them.

Victim Of debility responsible your febnesIi Not yog-
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