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CALIFORNIA.
Accident ON the Central Pacitc.


SAN FRANIIsco, Oct. 27.-The train on the
Central Pacific railroad which left here for the
east this morning, ran off an embankment if
!een ieer ngn near the crossing OF the San
ished and one passenger fatally and a number
seriously injured. Names not given. Senator
Morton OF Indiana, and party in q special
car on the rear of the train, unframed.
The Los Angeles Mob.
The latest details of the Los Angeles horror
give worse version of the riot. The mol, it ap-
pears, were actuated solely by animosity
against the race and desire for plumber. Wit
nesses before the coroner's jury were apparent
ly reluctant to give testimony, fearing to impli-
cate two Irishmen who boosted of assisting in
killing the Chinese.
The Chinaman who shot officer Bilderam
has been turned over to the authorities by the
Chinese themselves. Only four rioters have
been arrested. From $4,000 to $780, and all
the valuables belonging to the Chinese were
carried off by the mob, and even those arrested
were robbed on their way to jail
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F. o. BAILEY & Co., will sell at salesroom
at 10 and 2 IL today, dry and fancy goods, at
II M, an elegant new Piano. For particulars
see auction column.
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supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEY.
FRiDAY-Aaron A. Merrill VS.. Eliza j. Merrill
Lioel for divorce; cause, desertion. Divorce de-
creed.
i A. T,ocke
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The smamPoxt, PbiIaseIubin.

New YORK, Oct. 27,-The News says small
pox is raging fearfully in Philadelphia and
many cases have been prevented being
brought here by the Vigilance Of car conduc-
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MARTHA WASHINGTON soc1prr.-At t

MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIETY. At the
annual meeting OF the Martha Washington
Society. held Oct. 26th, 1871, the Secretary
made the following report:
This Society presents its twenty ninth an
nual report to the public. The fact that this
Society has been sustained for so many years
by the public, as well as by the unwearied ex-
ertions of its members, must be sufficient
guarantee that the disposal of the means in
trusted to its care is satisfactory to the donors.
Therefore we trust that notw outstanding the
numerous and urgent appeals for help else
where, it will be remembered that ace must
have uid in order to continue our work.
We have had the past year thirty-three
meetings with an average attendante OF TO-
and have distributed clothing, &C., as follows:
AGO yards of prints, 426 of factory CLOTH III OF
alpaca, " of delains, 104 of cambria and si'e-
STA, 70 of wool flannel, 80 of cotton flannel, 80
OF thick goods for boys wear, q of gingham,
quit, qullt-covers, pounds of batting. par
OF blankets, shawls, bonnet, 1 hat, % ready
made new garments, 500 secondhand gar
ments, "a pairs boots, shoes and rubbers,
pairs hose, and $3S so in money.
Our thanks are due to many friends Tor raw
ors received, especially are they due the printers,
VINO have published our reports and notices
gratuitously. We thank all our patrons and
hope they will remember that the Society de-
ponds on them. for the continuance of its use
fulness, as our other resources are smail-pe
ing only the interest on the Kimball Fund and
subscriptions of its members.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. j. GILKEY, Secretary.
TREAsURERs's REPORT.
DR..
1871 Octoter 10. Paid Cash on Orders drawn
by President and Vice Pres
ident. Observation-Disclosures 5O9 %
Ralance ~ new acnount - 43 02
s518 50
CIR.
1870, Dec. 16. Reed Cash from Levee S 96 10
1871. Jan. 49, " Reiet Fund. 81 90
Feb. 20. Reed Cash from Collection at
lecture by Rev w Gibbs. % ~
Oct. 8. Reed Cash from Levee. ....... SO 40
Reed Dividends from Savings
Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 151 69
Reed donations from friends. 81 90
Reed Subscription of MEM
bers..... IL ~
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For WISCONSIN, ladies of Woodford's
Corner sent forward yesterday morning four
boxes of clothing to Mrs. Barker, at West
pansaukie
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LOUISA G. DODGE, Treasurer.

The following officers were elected for
ensuing year: Mrs. b. Kngsbury, Jr., Pr
dent; Mrs. j. Thompson, Vice President; Mrs
j. Gilkey, Secretary; Mrs. A. N. Halves, As.
slstant Secretary; L. G. Dodge, Treasurer.
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CALL at 2o2 Congress St. and see those mob
by neckties Grin Hawkes. s. Co. offer tor sale.
dSew
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Buy the best article, the Halford Table
Qouoa 4
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PrRsoNAL.-Hon. S. S. Marble, U. s. Mar
shal for Maine, is quite seriously SICK at MS
home in Waldoboro.
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House at auction.

ON Wednesday. Nov. LIST, at ~ o'clock, II story
~ house, contains seven finished rooms and good
cellar. Lot about 35x7O feet, located in Of Green
near Congress st. For further particulars apply to
F.o. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs. oc26std
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MASSACHUSETTS.
This Lnunvond Murder.

Boston, Oct. 27.-The coroner's inquest on
Katie Leehan, the victim of the Lopgwood
murder, continued this afternoon. Nothing
new in regard to the case was ELECTED. Ma
honey Howe and Leonard, three young men
arrested on suspicion, proved themselves iD-
nocent of the charge and were discharged from
custody. Sylvester Hayes is still held and
VIII be examined Monday. Officers as yet
have no clue to the murderer.
Fire.
The fire in India street to-day, damaged the
stock of Secomb, Chew & Thayer, oil and can
die dealers, $4,000 and the building $4,000. Iu-
sIred.
Missing Vessels.
The fishing schooner Rover Queen, Of
Gloucester, is given up by her owners as lost
She had crew of twelve persons, six of whom
belonged in Gloucester: George Robinson,
master, Albert p. Cove, John Emerson, James
Levenson, Chas. Brien and Mark Shears The
first two leave families.
Anxiety prevails for the safety of schooner
Fitz G. E. Riggs, Capt. Laban Hiland, OF
Gloucester, absent on Georges about four
weeks, and which has not been seen since the
the gale of the 18th inst, which was reported
very severe on the banks.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Peoples Course.
Four Grand Entertainments


FOR so CENTS.
The management take pleasure in announcing that
the Peoples Course, pecunary is already success,
and tickets tor the four remaining entertainments
will be sold Tor the low price of Eighty Cents We
would ask those who desire fine entertainments at
the lowest price to look at the talent engased. The
Temple Q1artette Concert is alone worth the price
asked tor the whole four Entertainment. The pub
lie may rest assured that everything advertised will
be carried out to the v1ry letter.
Second Entertainment, Monday Evening Oct 30th.
An evening with the DramGtists and Poets by
Pref j. w. CHURCHILL,
The talented Eiocu,iOnist Evening tickets 50 cts.
NJ )nday Evening, Nov 6, Concert Tor the people,
by the well known and popular
HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
Tribe OF Asa "-EveniDg tickets IS cents
Monday evening" Nov 20, Concert by those New
England favorites,
THE TEMPLE QUARTETTE,
of Boston: VIM. H. Fessenden, now singing as first
Tenor with Clara Louise kellogg. A. G. Ryder, ID.
+. Fiiz, and II. A. Cook, assisted by Miss Isabella
Stone, Soprano; with Mr.. II. NJ Dow, pianist. Eve
ming tickets so cents.
Monday evening, Nov. 27th, Readings by
MRS. LOUISE WGODWORTH FOss,
OF Boston. Evening tickets IS cents.
Tickets for sale every9h here.
few reserved seats at 60 cents the tour enter
tanmeDts may ce Obtained at Stock bridges. oc23td
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THE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
after patiently submitting to the indigni-
ties practiced by rude boys for several years.
in their reading room, have decided to exclude
all boys under seventeen years of age, unless
a card of admission shall be given them The
library has been considerably increased within
the past few weeks. The Association have
under consideration an evening school, again
this season.
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Weather RepOrf-Oct. 21-I2 z. NJ.
War Department, Signal Service u. s. Army, d.
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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We invite the attention of all who use kero-
sene oil to the Patent Mica Lamp Chimney, it
never breaks from heat or cold. 1t is more
Transparent and gives clearer light than any
other.
We have also a beautiful Metallic Lamp,
which with patent safety attachment is posi-
tiya1v -eyplosye
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BEST stock of Boys Clothing in the city is
at j. Burleigh & Co. 81 Middle street. Come
early and avoid the rush Saturday evening.
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Our New Pianos Sold on easy
Monthly Instalments If desired,

We refer below to seversl parties in Portland, who
have purchased these Pianos and thoroughly test
ed them one, two and three years; who will now
frankly testify that they proving to be In every
respect, all that could be desired in Piano. Hold
ing their natural goodness of tone perfectly. The
actions working with the same nicely as when
new, aad standing in tune remarkably we'll. Sever
al of the Pianos sold at exhibition last Novem-
Der have not been tuned yet, being nearly . year,
and are in excellent order now.)
The fact that we have sold large rumble
to the best citizens OF Portland in so short time,
show best their merits and excellence.
Among those that have purchased these Planes
Samuel Waterhouse, Clothing Dealer, rs
Carlton ST.
VIM HI. waldron. No Oak st Firm J.w
True a. Go.
VIM. H. Stephenson, State ct.
Geo. HI. knight, Wholesale Druggisi. State
M. G. Palmer, Dealer i'm Boots &c shoes,
Oxford 90.
John Il. Palmer, Wholesale miliiner, VIM
ter 81.
Mrs ID. Choate, Park Sc.
Mrs Hall J. Little, AZ High st.
| ID. T. Chase, Cumberland 81.
e. Martin. Firm Martin. Pennen u Cor
WIim0t sc.
L. p. Waierhousc. Firm Martin. PenneIi d
| Co.'s Cedar 81.
| Frank 4. Pray, Custom House, Carlton SIC
| 4. p. Brooks, Firm of o VI a. IL P.' Gum
| berland ST.
/ VIM X. Rhodes. manu'fr sfenm Heaters.
Congress 81.
| X. sbattuck. Franklin &C.
Franklin Turkey. Builder, North %.
/ ID, 8. Zones, Mail Aga IL II R., North 81.
i U.;aah Randall, Builder. WatervilIe 81.
| sam,I III. Giikey, Spring st.
| Henry Sargent, Atlantic sf.
Mrs. q. Rutler,
.. w. stiiphen, Carriage Maker, Oxford m.
Thomas Randall, Foreman nj Portl..a
Cos Works, India st.
@. Il. Bridges, Builder, Nsrthiss.
Joseph Hezeiton, Saccarappa,
VIM. HI. Sargent, Collector Customs, Ca.-
/ tine, w"
John W. Dresser, Ianu,fr Cordare, Ua.-
time.
Weshah also offer with these Pianos a large va
| riety OF elegant Piano covers
| ALSO several second hand Pianos, which We hs's
already taken in exchange.
| G.. Il. GOrElsaHn ~ 20.
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new Work stecs ens y,onex w,rrs..

New Work stock and Money rsSrkek.
NEW YORK, Oct. N-Morning.-Geld opened at
ILL.,.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1857 q
1897
Stocks closed steady and dull.
NEW YORK Oct. 27-EUenin0.-The Money market
was nrm most OF the day at per cent. currency to
Gold and closed at q Ter cent; discounts active
Sterling Exchange weak at 1855 q 1917.
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Elegant New Piano at Auction.
ON SATURDAY. Oct 2sth. al ~ we shall sell at
" Office, one new Piano, 1-S octave, elegantly
carved case, superior tone; warranted perfect In
every respect. Retail price $685.. Can be examined
on morning of sale.
r. y: BAILEY a. CO. Auctioneers.
oct % dtd
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EAST MARSroN, MS. ySchrl Meta-12O tons
plaster to order. 7tt
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAiLwAY.-25O cans milk, s75
bbs -four, 40 bdls boards, % rolls leather 6S tubs
butter, IL WHEEL arrows, "a lumber do shocks,
do barS, do iron, do bran, do oats, do APP
piles. do plank, do ashes, do potatoes do hay,
do sundIes
Shipments East-1500 bbls. -four, cars feed, 8 do
molasses, do malt, do sundrss, do whskey.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-50 bdls
paper, 10 ties lard 60 bars iron, lat bdls pipe $50
window weights, ITO casks nails, 20 bds chair stock
1O2 hides 25 bdls hoop iron 20 sewing machines 20
boxes grapes, 20 and 20 bales domescs SO coils
cordage, 50 boxes glass, 80 do raisns 10 plates ron
10 half bbls. beer 10 dressed hogs, % bales hops
piauoforte, cask skins, goat, 80 bbs. sugar, 100
pkgs to order.
For Canada and up country-102 bags saltpetre, Z
do sumac, 10 casks oil, 100 bales rags 10 carboys
hhds moasses, 10 pcs furniture loo bdls leather 80
window weights casks skins, 10 bbls. sugar, case
indied, 20 boxes grapes, slabs marble, IS pkgs to
order.
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PROF. MoRsE's LECTURES The touith of
Prof. Morse's exceedingly interesting course of
lectures on Zoology was delivered last evening
before quite large audience. He spoke of in
sects, their classes, habits ard peculiarities,
and dwelt at some length upon protective COL
oring in the lower animal kingdom ;tbat slngu-
lar and wise provision of nature.by which ami
NAL life assimilates in color to its place of resi-
dence, the worm which borrows the hue of the
leaves on which it feeds; the grasshopper
which resembles the earth and the lion, tawny-
colored, like the sand Of the desert; the ami
mails of the polar regions, white like the snow
of their native Misunderstanding as protection
against their enemies. The fertilization by in
sects of certain plants and flowers which have
not the power of dropping the pollen from the
stamen upon The pistil, was illustrated by the
flight of the bee, carrying the formulating
dust from one flower to another, in his search
for food. Prof. Morse also referred to the re-
Gently discovered 4 among the Adiron-
dacks species of deer with aspike growing
from the centre of the forehead was becoming
branching horns was diminishing. From this
he deducted the theory that many of the
changes in the animal kingdom are the result
OF accident, continually developed in succeed
ing generations. The Professor is evidently Q
believer in Darwinism.
The remaining lectures will be given on
Friday, Nov. 81 and Friday, Nov. 10th.
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TH n PR ESS.
CITY AND VICINITY


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Awful Defeat.
Coupons. :. .. Fairbanks & Co.
To Let. Jas r. Lunt s. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Insurance. ;. .Loring s. Thurston.
Hail to Let. Geo. r. Davis & Co.
Business Chances. :. Taylor 81 Co.
Fire Extinguisher. -. henry Taylor g. Co.
Wanted. "a Lady.
Notice.
Home for the Aged Women.
Tenements to Let. >. Geo II Davis q Co.
Wanted. -. Fred Proctor.
New Views. :. Schumacher Bros.
Wanted. :. Horse.
To Let. Room.
Fresco Painter. :. Geo d Jost.
Boy Wanted.
For Philadesp hia. ;. Josiah Nickerson.
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j, f, LAND s. Co.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Crockery,
Glassware, &c., Exchange Street, corner of
Federal oct27th- St
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TAKE look at the Mems 81 Boys sC" oos
manufactured by Oren Hawkes. ~ ~
Congress st.
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r. D. KAGLEK a 90, Auctrs.
Manufacturers Sale of CrOckery
Ware.
HN Thursday, Nov End, at 2 1-2 o'clock, we shall
" sell at Saesroom IS Exchange st, by catalogue,
a large quantity OF Iron-stone China, Rockingham,
Q. @. ana Yellow Ware, in variety.
eS-GOods on exhibition day before sale.
Catalogue furnished upon application TO Auction
GERS. oc26td
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at j. Burlelgh q Co. 81 MIdd1e street.. come
early and avoid the rush Saturday evening.
To Captains of Fessels.-You will find at the
Commission House of Fl. Taylor & Co. IA and
16 Exchange st. Teaas Beef in cans also Pie
Meat packed by the N. Y. and Texas, Beet Pre-.
serving Co. for whom we are selling agents.
Call ard examine oct26th-3t
Middleton Rubber Lined Linen Hose all
sizes (warrented not to freeze or stffan ia cold
weather) may be bought at manufacturers
prices at their agency IA and 16 Exchange st
of Henry Taylor & Co. oct26th-3t
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Mica Lamp Chimneys.

TRY Kinds Hot Cream Soda. You wi
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60 Nj NJ H R q AL.

Foreign Imports.
EAST MARSTON, MS. ySchrl Melita-12O tons
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FOR sES, CARaIAsS>. sc.
FOR SES, CARRIASS>, &C.
A T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL,
Oflce ana salesrcom "a Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.
ITO, liz AND ia EAST 18Th ST.. NEAR 4TH AV.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
n n N


SAF q BoRns asD AMP
ss Si' esIaeali!i ~
ELkdAsT T 4 Sd3G TEAM SsoMN Hsss az
Years very stylish, fine travellers and true in all hsr
ss.s sSs.S ". % sS. sp@Ss :sss
M lHa fss ao Doos a"rns., nsas sn 81
' VERY sTfisH fESd and
Mr.. Pratt Of Long island and taken several premiums a
ssSny ~
aR9 aud %a hands,
ss sea ssscr @ a R a. ser
fse, sr.er WOOD BROS builders. and set hne SILVER
Full. BIO jhED ns "s MassESdER GRAY HORSE, l5h
sana years. very stylish fast traveller in every respect
S'si | VI. ';s
7H Woob Sso snss sna
DARK nay HORSE. long and .a.l, ls4 hands. z
s viii I'll % Hsr tGa
ng single seal. IN first order, BREWSTER OF BROOME
sSoMs PoSy SAhE "a Ssass ey..r. kind and true
PHAE5 a TO-
CHESTNUT s0RREL MARE. IS han 9, 9 years trots
%
FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, ls hands, 6 years; stylish;
n Sa%a shs c
~ Drown ToasE Ms hands, ye.rss m sssa t,svssss
built IHy by rooKEE. M and q s ss, ! Harness 20
m ws 3 y hsnds Sa BY
@ "" '@s,'a'' *'A NJ
' s5sT SE@sss S9o s Builders
pe BAY TRUCK HORSE. ls hands. . years; warranted
'V1 siXsE%T ~ PHxGToS soUrnaRb S%laer fourea
sPLESDID ROAM SADDLE MARE. lsk hands, years; /;
very stysn and Ia, haS al ats and sonn.
sSsRE ooxss hos han stylish
d1 xRg ssus BaY FfS HossE 's hands, years. good locke.
wsSp!sa i'aas ss fns ne IN noB tff AND SINGLE
Saddles top top Wagons and Pony Phaeons, Depot
'9s OUR
AyS55SSSsS
WILLIAM II ia1sSGSy%f., 1isssfGf,y% sf ESQ,
sss EAST III staoi shrwsrs
AND THIRD AVENUES,
On ~ 7Ae; JohssToS NV VAN 1xssasIE. sssaIIEs'0't'
5Es s$Ess ssSSsSI
oss Ssf hasi'ss aSfssi f.4s ssGps ssssssa. psss%s
One English Dog Cart.
ss.n Ess. st: o1.e Pdn: single :a s"s sSs Hsrn
THE FaHhs GfTErb aT ct s5 A rs CITY, EVER
Now on exhibition as above.
FAMILY EsrABL!sHMgST AT AUCTION, THIS
a day, & May H. at IL o'clock Sold on account of
%s II wAs .s, .,..
near Fourth renic.
Elegant Team brown Horses, l84 hands, six
years kind and NIL harrcss free from
stylish; warranted sound IN respect; together with
vicoria esht springs, with shifting Tor driver and
footman: made BY Binder, OF Paris Alao
Donbe wagon, bnit by Brewser, OF Broome Also
Family f Is@H Il Of
Mart.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
IN To produce Carriages Harness OF GOOD reliable
make at as low prices offering them Ut our
great
Downtown Bazaar, IS Liberty street.
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL.
At ES Liberty street.. Elegant Panel and Basket Pony
phaetons Top Wagons. Rockaways, Depot and Road
Wagons. aud second hand.
Hnrncss.-Harncss In great variety.
Saddles-Sad las-Bansrript lot very cheap.
Chldrens Carriages Robes, Sheets below cost, all
represented Great bargains just To make
JOHNSTON Il VAN TAsSELI,
IS Liberty street.
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DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT AMERICAN
Jockey Club Restaurant, l,ls7 broadway, corner
Twenty-eishth street, on the big ro. at fretwood PARK
MARSHALL JOHNSON.
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FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION.
Premiums $4,000.
AT FLEErwooD rAKK, M0RRIsANIA, NV
FOURTH DAY-sAiURDAY, MAY eu.
No. ePurxe 4u ryc Tor AL horses 600 " rrt 5000
to second, 800 10 Third, SEQ to fourth.
/. B. IAnss entered I. M. American Cir.
= 2. ChalplIn entered br. 8. George Palmer
3. W. II. Done entered b. Lucy.
SANE DAvimse Eos 500 Tor horses Ina, have never
irosa ss;;er than R o the lrss 1870 to the second
l. NJ koain entered Dr. !. James II. Coleman
~. y. Ferguson cat.red b g. Kansas Chief.
T. n. Howe entered br ~ Lady Wells.
+. X. Loomts entered ch T. climax.
I \. Gsoaln enicIeds 1. larry j..
oin aTpsy MSs,a s".dSq S1 r. LAZY s~ssSe sss,.
~ y J. Bowen tnisiei &. 4. Royal John.
ia Charles i. Green entered :. m. Rosa uodd,st.
49, y. Freeman entered biz. M. Lady Weller ormery Lady
Races to commence At O'Clock each day To bc gov.
erned w the rules OF the National Association
and Fourth avenue at 10 ~ and So N. ana 30
Horae leave Third bridge every minutes for
f.J. N. VAN coRTLANDT, President
DARIUS TALiMAS, Superintendent
ELEhrwoooD rARK. RLEErw1oD PARK.
Inc saass rsson uS snsEn s, Match
New iors, and Captain s0dAfDrs o. inncls vii take
Place Al the above named Place iuesasy May ss ar NJ
d BYLANs AND RULES AND REGULATIONS
ALL TRIALS OF SPEED
Over the various associated name OF the
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION -
For HsErss s FES%s'1 aso4fs z, n ls's'i fUs tho
As revised Al the annual meeting In Buffalo,
Adarss. GEORGE u SMITH ssefe.arv lock box $50
Providencs. r..
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SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
N Of fire fne, fast AMI handsome
Track, Road and Family Horses,
Carriages an Roaa wagons.
naka In.

Carriages an Roaa Wagons.
ON FRIDAY NAV tafs u aT alpGss is 'oScIocx SHARP
team q seatsmsns ho%d Horses, biaox
samey and stylish drivers and evenly gated drive IKE
S"d ac "a rs,er os and ali are an ssne
maIs road team are very nile ana KIND her o y snseor
Also fas. aad beautiful hay ,rotng Horse ls h HANDS NOS
El.le private Trial last Rangor s4
a track I Single " mile h in s4 wou, any :"
I and n aTs
well down " the ,rs, h. is ,r,c pleasant ana sss5
sound and kind in all respects:
sna % evenings 'fsse: niles hour and warranted
hsndsomss; lady: Pony New ,n York he i s
very gentle ior ladies' chidrens good traveller
stands without tying afraid Of nothing WI broke J. un ,er
o a I'm @aao open sap Road Wagon Pony
Phastan cabroie, single and double Harness Blankets
3 he sS' s :
rsea Limit M s.sss. s: % 7,,sr,ssn ss ,aass
trial and srsnns,on and If not as represented money re-
stock can be seen ana examined any time previous
above. For further particulars SEQ cataosues
A SPECIAL AND rEEsMPToR, SALE At PUBLIC d,
prompt asc1a n H1 No. @s jones
81 40 "S Buggy
s.S,s asra n &C. bred and snee team Of Mares.
Sa sssus @ sss ssa &c
ssaay nscisence .S ns % qases they
Or or o ana c ays TS
and kind without spot blcm,sh They will be sold sera-
Also one of the dsppe Kentucky bred Horse.
v e S 70 and na s has
driver table os coupe, family match or road horse war
Also cray rs.,,Dg Horse Es.srn Shore ls high
he rnest CONT emsns roasers the cy squire gated,
s. not % 1s s'sssS
9i5 troiicr road wagon warran sound and kind
Ho .a II H. % y.
driver fears an1 csn na !. e % ns ray ~ hs
osG sfa mspraned ,Sra,ssd sound ss% and KIND
I ms '. g DEssT's e a an:
m n Depot sns sG o, Srsq S family
nothing; can be driven by a LADY, warranted sound and
Also bay saddle or family Horse I5s high. years old
Aso s'ycral other Horses Wagons, &C also sbn. top
ST. sea, rhseion, cy Adams Cone; double and siusic a
AZ ~: :.:?, ~: ana v.ry hn. being clIma..d
TO be appreciated they the property
p,ss so as,Saa s"l w all BE- ,es
a:rcprcsehed 10 every particular and fair trial given
iu'' p''"'"''' Join L. vASpzwATER, Auc,lonecr.
A CRY xgclfes SssT Am x TsAlITIEssAIEss IT
BAKER A HANLJN, AUCIlONkERS.
Regular sales of Horscs, Carriages, &C.,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
GESrIEMES fvas ts,as,hns1,s disposed SS Of =,
assortment OF Horses Carriages Harness and everything in
ias horse line needs Of al classes Of purchasers
constantly on hand.
OUTSIDE SALES solicited and promptly stsendcdto
Liberal advances made on everything iu 'he morse me
a NY 0ENTLEMAN WANTING STYLISH CARRIAGE
N Coupe or Saddle Horses all coors. prices moderate
STOCK belonging 10 MT ELWE
los West rhrttb street.
THE CARRIAGE or THE PERIOD" A.
"A. variety OF seasonsb'e Carriages IN al the newest
Clarsnces, Isndsus, Coupcs, Landauicts,
Rockaways and Rugsies Pony Phaeous, In variety With
and without tops. A. 3. fLANDHAu, Carriage bulter, No.
East Eighteenth street. near Fitth avenue.
FINE BAY MARR-CAN TRoT INSIDE THREE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

A SSORTMENr PARK AND PONY PHAE1ONS. COUPE,
n four and Six Rockaways Huggies Road and Depot
Hicks, GOO Broadway.