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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-15
THE TURF.
Yesterdays Sport at Lexington
and Evansville.
Chesapeake, Astral and Calvin Carry
oHfha nina Grasa pursas

Chesapeake, Astral and Calvin Carry
OF the Blue Grass Purses
LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE races over
the Association Course to-day were more
largely attended than on any day during
the meeting. The ladies' stand was
thrOnged. TIE weather was superb, and
the track very fair. In the first race, two
mile dash, there Were seven entries, Brock
and Chesapeake being the favOrites. The
former was badly beaten. The latter beat
the field by hard run in 1873.
The second race, dash Of a mile and a
quarter, was a walk-Oyer for Robinson *
Morgan's Astral.
In the third race, dash of three-fOurths
of mile, the favOrite, McGrath's Calvin,
beat the field easily in the excellent time
of 1:l65.
SUMMARY.
FIRST RACE.-The Citizens Stake for
three year-Olds; so entrance, p. D.; $3.50
added; dash Of two miles.
II. P, McGralh's be Chesapeake, by Lex
lngtOn .....'...,.......... i
). J. Salyers ch Big Sandy, by imp.
Australian .............s....... 2
Robinson, Morgan q Co.'S br T, by imp.
AUSTRALIAN ...........s.....s.. =
F. B. Harper's b c Ten Brock, by imp.
Ihaeton ..s................. 2.
EWald Il Swiney's ch Emma e, by
Planet, dam COrdelis, by Lexington. n. p.
Time, 3:3T5.
SECOND RACE.-Dash Of one aud half
miles,
Robinson, Morgan q Co.'S C Astral,
years old, by AsterOid. .........w. o.
THIRD RACE.-Th-ee-quarters of a mile,
purse $3.50, 5000 to first and $50 to sec
Ond horse.
II. p McGrath's br. C. Calvin, years
old, by TippeTary. y.......,........... l
A. Keene Richards ch Clemmil G., 2
years old, by War Dance. ........... .
\. Keene Richards ch C Bazaar, 2 years
old, by Jack Malone. 3
7. J. McGibbOn's b Elenor, years old,
by Lexington. 0
Walkers ch Mary L4ightfoOt, 4 years
old, by Red Eye. .................. 0
4. McGill's (James Hunter b f Letitia
Boy, > years old. 0
j. a. Grinstead's Guelder Rose, 3
years old, by GilrOy.. 0
Time, 1:lGi.
Evansville - Granger and Harry
Mitchell WInners-A Running Race
TO-Day-PrOtest against Chain Shot.
TERRE HAUTE, May 1.-The fourth
day Of the races was a marked success.
Near five thousand were present. The
track was in the best possible condition.
In the pacing race the pools sold five 20
one on Granger, who won the race in three
straight heats. Time, first heat, 2:29; sec
Ond heat, 2:25a; third, 2:263. Grey Joe
was withdrawn on account of severe lame
ness. Winder and HOOsier Dick were dis
tanced On the SECOND heat. The summary
is as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-15

COTTON quiet In New York, closing,
yesterday, at I64al64c for middling up
land.
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mystIe PARK Races.

BOsTON, May 1.-THE trotling races at
Mystic Park closed to-day with a hOtly
contested race. It was for the 2;29 class,
and was won by Honest Bill, Dustin Jim
second, Honest Harry third, and Frank
Palmer, the favOrite, fourth. Time-2:30,
2:3l, 2.:32, 2:33, 1922 J, 2:35, 2:36.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-15

TENNESSEE BONDS closed at Il, yes
terday, in New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-15

GOLD opened strong in New York,
yesterday, at lI5s, advancing to II6I
and closing at l15E.
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.icnTI1Y ~ TIE STOCK M4lEET

4 SHARP ADVANCE or EiGuTTEy TER CrSr II PASA-
NA-REIAuoNs or rnE TWO PACIFIC -TEANsHr
tOMPANIIs.
4 stock market of remarkable activity en-
erosfed tic atrcutiou Of operators Walt yesterday
Heavy transactions and sharp fluctuations combined g.
make the incidents 81 Thu day Interesting and ~ time,
exciting The spe, al feature however, the rapid and
extraordinary advance IN Panama Railroad stocl Tie
NEGOTIATIONS between tie Uulun Pacific, PaciGo NAL, and
Panama Compauics which have affected the course Of
speculation n weeks regarded practically
settled Saturday, and as belief that Thu var the
fast gained general circulation yesterday, there VIA a
better feeling With regard % al the stocks. Panama,
however. was the object OF special influences. The
stock Of This COMPANY nearly an held BY The few men
WHO ART Ia the Board of Directors. prominent wall
81 operator who is WelknOvm IN connection with the
les - side ~ the market had the b0ness to 90 short
OF this stock az comparatively low figures.
Inc announcement of the uciusiotl or ie nstni Ia
tons hasl the el,ct or saTut, ELs De@i, au io sent
In his brokers 10 purchase the sto k u hcA lac Wa-
short. The pr advanced tT"m lbb al me OPENING
l4S NaId The prize dropped 10 IA, TIC en,iS
slt uf tlc ay THc extraordinary advance Oi - itr
cent, win Ne! ios sales created t0isia i@be A. 90"
10 very great surprise II generally believed tat
olt4s of Panama could have pushed the pIuo
M 10 2Dj, had they - desired. -
The apnOuuccucut by telegraph az ne lar agt OF the
steamer Oceanic OF the Occidental and O. cnid rts'ti
slim line through Canal us WAY % thc
ed little CONNIE ft yesterday ~
60 possible i1vay within this Pacific Mail bus the friends
m r latter that tue tw0 fuciiln Cnnil
MES would work h.umunOusly ana with tE hast posi-
HE injurious petition thai tho ltielfc Mani straiofi
will run the trips required by the t1ms OF the snbsly
and co.. line viii make the alternate ups 90 as 10
make Il semi monthly Lne.
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COTTON MARKETS.


CrVcTNStu ArrI io-cot'o, nrrn N6idanr 15'rc; Tow
M linz, lj'ic. G01l Ordinary, "a ~ net receipts ~
ha- shipments az baies ssies $50 ba So sHliihelr,
100 bales; steok D. 254 hae-. 80
ls~f's, Apul l9-Cottnu- Tfoi'ay net receipts, 100
bales gTo,s, 8. ~ bates STOCK. i.4j5 bllrs-
BiT'ioaE Apdl l9.-C.tfOn quiet; Aadtg, l6e-c; Low
hl' hH-, 4'c., bo.d tuAlrT5 lJz- cross sec t.a ~
hacs pos 10 bnes sales III aes spinner
ju lraios. STOCK. J.. 2J7 bales. - -
WuNlTTf0N, trri i9.ECff0r nominal hicfang So
net rt,s'ltS, ~ bales; STOCK 40 Ials
receipts bales Shipments. go bales sales 30 0alsS
-tleN, H.. JbJ bars
NOlFuK. Ami l9-Cottou steady BnGdliRg, ID 7-3i6c
r. iet U.s. $50 las lorts 'oAstH4-t 4'oo D"''s sh'
l@0 Iaie- stock. al halrs
1iEnPus, A1i Lotion steady. ln9tine.15 -al5 Ac
net r'ci"'s 25t t1rs shum 'n- LIZ bales; sales 10
bales st'cs. 3d. bales.
iritAnEIniN April Cotton firm. Nhifug i6Lc Low
hdain'i i@tci God Ordinary I5'c, net receipts -
A.GteCA Arrl l!L-Cotf,n quiet hIidlnr 15i2c-' Low
A'.4n-t - GOOD Or-isy, "a a., hot r,cept@ -
bales; sales "A bales.
dAayE,. o. april l9-C0tt1u GsH M.dG,ine IL &c. net
rfcnt- r na ports, coiH @l-e ij2 o1l- sai' 20
DAsu s".k, I'll bales
Ho1uE, t-rT l'-t otiou Guiet. Niiil' g. l5'.o Low
hi1hng l5c t'OOi .iuaTy ifL2c- not receipts, 80
6a rIr"ifs. e'rt"e 2I' OLcs oi4'~' 500 bales Stock
,,Aav ASs. Aprl l9.-Cotton fru ia ais Iaalad aid
dIdt ilf not receipts l-s lcit"i Ero~9' ITO iar'
erors :. nra B1iIiI 500 Dab.s loart,he, IS bales
81 20. 30" bal q, stocy. ~ f3f bales
CItai.ta,ua, AItn lj.-CJt-au qlct; Mdcung i6Ac.,
loV Ni.L1g, lT1r.. Good lrlary, i'4 ' ut rcc p's
4lt JOSS 'NpI~s 20 Great nr tar, S053 bales coAstwis'
St.tNNAu. Apn 10 Cotton cute. Md-lmg i7iac Low
Nllir- los. tuol tUii.iry, -., ue. TeC.iiA, %
bel cfprf- 20 tn Con mont p ralrs cnastNis- 2bI
BALE sal's, 5lJ bales STOCK 3j,5 4 o4!es.
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DArIRrrEE or FoRLIGN Mills.


T. FSDAY. APWT 20
For Havana Cuba ami NeN.c, Dv Tie sttan-l Nv n
", $780, d. as Close 20 p. 70. parliamentary Md closed
Al 80 D. n IT ap saiis a. o. n, nom PEI N@ 3, Nvti
WEDNESDAY. Arbr. II.
4s''ni'e- wa Town NF Iir
ship Rrs.l. uals close l2m sun lfne1farF Min -
s-.d 20 o. u Steamship sails 80 % a. nom mari Docs
jersey Di'y
THURSDAY, APsIt -
For t1f0.n. 80 Plymouth thrrno.i- ui aW5 r. uY mo
Edl l- closet al $50 steamship salts at a., nom
iler al f1'' pi ii.rl. l, itotosru. . o.,
close a %cDl san IL cosed o. 2fo p ni
Steamship 10 %. i'.. 500 o. NIi,u i-'"t
o. Nrnirt. v e Steamship q 81 vi l''ef'H, ma rie'
a. nL seamrp -ils ~ - n' m D. er 80 H. -'of'l
River
FRIDAY AraTL 2L
Tor tl " . ia'f bia ID. alI f.' 49, ~ ne Ifritlc ny
tIc 81 rt - trr mack malls clos 40 Pc h sup nfi-
tlI5 ~ u y D. 20. -l"'il-' I'D '-.t O. - y. i+r
4- 100 o. .'.al close a The New York Poste moe
faN 20 I-'N H.
Nan 70. ialfay -. closed tho Now YORK. Post
AIyPDAY, Arnl -.
an1 l..,r.oo 10y u- Steamship Republic uas clos sd &c.
Dr. ~ Sumption 'j Nt. ~t-fh-'ip sells az FL u, .''n
Pier 20. o. Nprfh uvsI
a','- ~ md on~, by the STE .hp Fy"a close No
o. IT, No supplementary h* steamship -aii' a' : - me-
Fcr rroac and Bremen rho >t'"tins p
Wen fi-- CLOS. 90 llp ~ Ia q ri'Hiei'ena r sf1A Dol
O. ...I 90 -.. at 110 Steamship sails 40 p.
~ ,...fI. Dr. -t.'' N rfnJ, .nt if'i-
CONS. iE tts sanrI.' tti-. mails De-" u ESQ D. steam
49,. ..tai J. . -. in,.n il.r So - r9.iH av' T.,
rr ru1o nv size --1r q. t''f' - MALLS Giles" at ID
a r IS 10 T. H.. lou IcI so - fal-i rit
Ht' -0 .ar ir t' -It-lu-lp }f., cu-' ai T. III
S,,a..hi sIl- no .. ~ .iUa Pier so 30 a>i ~ .r
AL itr.s clo, II oo.ock Ina ros,"mca omen
~ 90 3D. g. il. - ID d. Zoe
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SHpPlNG NrE.LI.EN1E.


rpUr ~ NEw-Yo"ii. r. 49,
Steamship az ar ,nr Yoae GI's-ow Tfeuier-on Bros.
r,-aaei2 l2,a... re- = 'A.f.u q ~ .'. D. h.. ,h-'i
l- saga Aor S.e--- limcuc', ireland, ietens r'och-
Ia' sarah Nctols Am-.cr I,as Blat seo & levin.
i.j- A. -.-",--rl 'A'l., 'i.r BE- L. -.4'", --'''
l... i-.e. H-sscy, SLAM, Napia4 I~.y, Charles l..
Ert Nrs.l tG,rl g.oes -5e a,o1d. W.. O. Too.. g.
E.rs ,lea Pace 'i.l 1c,-.r, corr @ ta'uo' - do.. o.
-- ,-ra - l>a.;l. c.osluer, COX " Tlina.-, i,s or
IL. BAL -,,a, Al-.I.en, o.t, l,an.e I-nc'. Eye d.
Scar ara Caa1gr 80. John, 3. Be-, supaon, cs,p & 60
srr Wm. p ~ N,.ia ay hIrlrmon, g. ea-it V Ict'y
-ar J,i'i Ti..5a JErt Il IL, p-r1a5dao. Bra, GEO.
-,.ri.o Myers Pro..I.,.a. u.'a.ay.. C..~.U
81 ~ LAZY Antrim, Center rnriI'en LASS Z @'h d
so O. Y. Richards Brl PEGS, wolfvue AMI Maitland n
~.,r J. b. sn. d. yer iar sion renrrr, oacr-lecve
/ -er Potomac. Jarc. rh.iia l,h.a, James Hand.
ARRIVED.
Fs, T-, 4t1 ,ih ro5.e sai pa-. TO-, . Miory e. 70
-.ip o. VI, houston J'r'l"i' H'.iA- y pf' 10 VAN
~-emap Ce, W Elder i.aed baltimore VITA nid-e. 30 Old
hrie tas'ala .,i Richmond Me Whtnore sagua days
,cnr vent rprolnta " y o. Dayton Havana days
SOM Race bono, Miller. barl"od T. ,'y- gidt.it
hr =. " W. simmons Williams, -'nvLe io lA-, with
~ =. 4 Norrcl Kelley VIRGINIA
-c.r Mary Hl.y, Hu'y Ftgn'a
se.t H. ". brew Fren jacksonville day-, with yellow
-c- Iaeob NJ Haskell 20. Bo-reu,. Crovcn Mes IA SO
d. sr jao T. sanford of ramton' Dcane sasua DAYS.
Hltu -l-..
vile days. Wlih lunher.
str II phru = Lee Grbte KS West % Lys Vitl mt-o
hc.ir. ClIri, CsrJer.y, Virginia.
Ee.Ir. T.. H.. Hopkins, Ir''iulrD- Virginia.
Scir. John g. IOun. Fif1iuia
s,,l4I. u.4ouy htue5, t'I.-.. Yn,ri, " rriua
DDWr~TfC PORT.
Po1LASD, Aprh I3.-Ihe steamship Peruvian, from Liver
luu. IS pal = IIIytd mere t0-.HV.
Foa iotAL- Arm l9.-irrirol, steamship Lao Daniels
from New lulA.
FOREIGN FORTS
fD.UOT. Ann lq-Ille " dts sta. L. ftramElt1 Celtic
Tue, ftul Tora a phi 10 IlIi ID o1 Fatoi 81 p
w. lay.
gi lFvsTCwv Apu' f9-rIc CUnlId Line steamship Agra
McMcktn from NewNork April 7. r So ooi am e his
o.. 3, flv American Lille -f' iuL.Ai
from Flad. Iph.l arrived On Brow Boat t.- u.c,
LAk>E prl l3.f ~4.i l-l.e -lJ. 81 georgia
fa4tl hence trisrllJ NJ .. a., fOI New pFa.
Disasters.
IGNICr. Ann The baTA l-fhtr. IlIiu" from Nc'fr
leas- Ha5r Eol damaged having been in
For Latest Shfp Ecr-s See 0crcnth Pagcl
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Bodr0 ans noom5.
PeloY Fourtserth-st

Below Foutserth-st.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TttIBLEE Will, AZ HhCFIEED AT TILE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. i,R~ Broadway. cor Thirty
81 " rst iAouI lhIrist, ~ tne HARLEM
OFFICE. 40. 2.9~i Tluta"", r'r o." huut4.d.iIi-
trrfy fourth. ~ lIallm lvues Bank EuIi and tto
BUODkiIN bRaN.li pt fitt- -" S-5 "A Washington sL,
the Poato 1ee M 10 D. ~ liar o.,e
Iates.
A PRIVATE FAMILY VIII LET one or two
: Handsomely furnished ROOMS tn gentlemen h4t
80 Last -thaL Dolrera v amt .t-1sta. References
A PRIVATE family will LET Ia gentlemen,
y without hoard, Two neatly IN sheet BEpHoo Is ;
house las all mOirru lnpru enen- reference exchanged
~. ID University place, Heat liiEtL
UNFINISHED ROOM TO LEFTY WEST
houston second door room gentlemen only
ono or tEo.
PLEASANT front ROOM, furnished, for
gentleman. IN the central sud first cla-H ncghhorh0ot
No - Ne-t 4 Ia 81 NJ moving h Nay.
SH 9TH-ST., between broadway and Uniyer-
stO sly placcA lArse FROM PALpE ald spear. nom.
newly paisl ad uru shed house. homsls md n,uy s,pt
n'srraio rates 10 permanent parties iri,reae'.
lGltA EAST 19rU-cT-Partirs desiring ID
VIZ make aTTgne en,euts Tor the year vii Gnl
pics at ROOMS on second and Third DOCKS Will GJs
ences exchanged.
III EAST 12TH-ST. between Sd and 4th-
Il J. AGA Neiy ham OuIrs FURNISHED bE0OA ID
FLOOR 20 LET, sgife -efttclr to r.uI,Elen, lD
hail rpn tenn nnrsatei rriurrIe" fNcAanstd
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TIE STATE or TEIDE.
EUROPEAN 1AnTETS
LONDON, Apr 10E. el.ng-porm pu - I0a Sill ? tom

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Crr,00 Arr la-Florr auirt rreh .n-c1 Wheat lower
fair orinand, bat unsettled. NJ. spring, u Ga o
ST D t.a % L. a. r -.
J- q ~ p July ". spring % % &C. dll DE-
lre, and Grsttct SO. MiA.d, o. spot 80 g. bid
Nav Refrctsd tJc aud IN ciif demand
% spot, Nall 1. hi4 May 'O'-c Jne-
=. and 81 49, H. spH ~ 9o 3lyi - -,
lari If 10 . spot or Nay SO 81 0sl5 20,
June Bib Meats ann Ia demand ~lOIlfr- SIC;
sot l M.d.lrs, L.; short tlrrr &lIdes. l-ir Whisky
A. gtDd demand 3 r. ~ The afternoon cal Of tIc Boarl,
WItat az ~ q ~. MAY i % % Jure. Corn, - &C.
MAJ June. Data Gn4c, Niy. Pr and IaIi nlIer and
A. .tsi our -ou0 D. Jt-i iluJl bl,A;
cora Upu1 bus. Oat $4,000 bush. Rve Loo DIsh, Bar
-. 5000 bush. hlI leu,s- tlulI. 1880 Lul., What
- o00 bush; Corn 900 5rsh; oats - 90 b-' Bari =
tfS,iNs1i1 Aprfi 10 FLOUR IN fair demand ar, firm
FaUiiY % 3JTzJ 90. Wheat higher, lsd ~ J. 1fi -
steady at - zoe OaiS lam al n7f 1Oe AYE quiet ~
al ~ Barley dull - 4Oa-i 81. Eult,r euod demand
for n,st eIaI -rl.cC Gamer Sod az lc. Pork
sold At 40 ~. lard h~hnr hel a. bre. BID liiic
IlA M-tls ru; hAg'aaIs Sii,-i Clear ilg Hit= - -.
tTcaF Sides Il sales 81 llurcf % clear itb sides, b"
~ Lcs 100000 n do, buysr May, 90 lie Bacon arm ,
Shrgidrr- 9ac clear Rib SIDES. l@f Clear -id-s 49,
whisky hrm al 81 H. Live Hogs du az a. Ia - roips
900
tIgyRLAxD. Ayrl 1a-Whsa quiet and unchan ed Corn
ll4s MI~u1. ai,cd, Low Mixed, sic las, uh
quiet steady, and unoan'fs Frtive
INN standard lite In car L ll-1Gi LssAi es', Il -
81 Lo1Is Apn. Ia Flour in fsir demand
changed piioas Wheat dull declanR Va. Red VIM
tq III So cash 3tGzl a5A, June 81 - Ind AZ close
NJ. spring al 0jA4 ahkr 99c bid COrn dull Al dce lining
Ma. Mixed. II V74c. cash 71c, May 7tAGIlc- Jan'
oai- d4l and droopiagi 80 = SO, eA-hi - ,is{
90 ~ Barley siesly No spriDG 81 10asl -
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Rr. scsre FIR, ed IN ol Ter and M Al ncasl whisky
81 ady a. q - bat inactive at s.. b. Dry s.i
rrTu Shoukiera, CleGr iab S!aes- lsc. Gear
Hidts 11Ac Barcu frHeT shoulders 9'eH"e Clear tIb
sirA s@Iso Char sides lS'sa lf~sA Lara oninaly
he'd 81 10 fs- tny over
-hlprcr s7a-7 Bacon 81 7JasS % Buiciers - -
ass Is Grin lie exceeds the supply Good
Native BulnsrF <tsrE - ~ Far TO- 20 5o4@2 80 =
NIssa Efucs urt Tssars, ~ A. p. tiec ipi--fl0uf
0no hts WHEAT 600 bush. Crrn. 100 bushi Data
2jOeo bufh; Barley, 1880 busI; Hogs, LOO
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SAFE OF THE wE7GERN HAILEOAD or ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April I9.-At the sale,
u,dar chanceIy decree, OF tie western karoad Of Ala
bama to-day, ". NJ Waiiey, President Of the Georgia
Crnfru Railroad. and j. Davies, Ncrpie,dcnt Of tie
RAILROAD, hecame the purgh ScTs for tncr roads
JOINTLY. TAG sum Ll w4a = ,I2JIOG u.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.
DEpARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPAhTURE OF THROUGH. RAILROAD
II IRAI&7 FROM Ak"-fOEk.
ERIE RNLWAY-s0O and 10 - a p. lnd p.
NfR JEarl souIElNfUr Phlla lph4a -iener .eaF' a.
HTW YORK, y NV HAVEN. AND HAEIyoED-Fcr Boston via
s-rriu-a % 10 q. = IN shore
I.ar- and 10 m Far Ne~ Haven 10 so y o. AMI
10 y i. and l. 10 .; &C. D D, ~, az . 10 Ia,
NEW IoEf Ca AND HLDsoS RI E.-e, 10 So and II
a 3d., a..l g. s.. aA4 Il y; La ,,- -.-,, ,..,
ttAf'f Use W 'r--' ID tfil y T. h j.
an - -. m 7 20 p. ~ t1airraatl.
P AL RAiEuAnT OBJ. Wet and South, Via lItt
burlh-e.}O M AMI 5 AMI 20 %. F1r SIC south. u
Z $40 and - gnd 1870 3, T. 10 ., T. $50, aud
?. III, II night
ElTIZENS' LINE.-Stcamboats for TROY,
- connecting "a l railway nges N0r aud West. LOW
FARE Elegant sUambuais Save uuij, saturday excepted,
at from Pier 90 V r. loot .. Lft1v 81 Through .cA
sli al connecting lines JOS. corn ELL sapf.
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
IN IT West Pusnt wall Neygburgl Mit1. shieH4
tNtw Pa.tz. and IN PMS The setnioat IltuMAs COR
rln regularly every TT EsnAY, Til esDAl, and
Saturday leaving iool Of y arSou St. tt 81, ~ r. ~ p
FALL RIVER LINE
Tor BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCITED A. q. NJ
From Pier ~ North RiS'T .oot "a Murray sL,
sia..mers HENPORT And OLD COLONY,
capt A. G. SIMMONS. capt. h. AZ. SIMMONS.
The most direct 20 Taunton Mdeboro, Plymouth
New BeiiOrl Marthas Vney ar Nantucket Cape Col, tho
WHITE MOUNTAINS, anu all principal points la New IN.
ga1d ana TIE Provinces For cs"fs and 1tAteryr apply
"a aud OBJ 81 GAL broadway cJraer lwhyihris
Thin hnntTisi Ifflst boGh
press Olcss Ga ns4d way us Court a., Brookhn at
sho once on ,ne Per- and e al Ai iiSr5 la csr1 u
GEORGE l. CoHhDh, o~nsra lsssengr AsrAl
q. c. 4 b. Company.
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HONOR TO Two PATRIOTS
GRAFTON pY CHARLES HrDs0N.

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Livery hat0h owes It's blid ana loo P'cS'i-
-afi.r ga tn. .tf1,utr of IL. r. md Tue " -ou 0f
-. -, 40, ,1.s r, AL M. ,,i,rl-a.
us -''i i 10 4l-fI"aa.t- WIN lL'N N-.I 'l' 'i'
zion i;rpoare tho people OF Hugton have placed in
their Memorial IN the sta.- az t~a suii.ers-Oue
mnut' man Oh the He'"lhi'h' thr "theF a Ohlo" s''
Of the iate Wax In Lnis Nay w' have testified our J'7'
pprcciggu o liu mi arv and tie Value % their -,r
,, t, a.. i,t. T.. tnt ,,f done We
have two vareut inches 'n orr hall. VII eh We purpose %
fl With the statues OF orr ilrstous sttesns a. IN CRATE
t,l Tenant ~ -te.r "a ytb We cesira fat the
i'i' '''A s1l''i' Va '''" "''l' ""
ruui -et their com inra ulster in oOnEecraed nall
t 1. + 81. boz. g. r.,f t... .i,n and thc
a. ,,t3',,ii",. ~
- 49, ~. f, ,.,tc5 ID, tin s,I.oi,u If crrr nI,iocts
IL. ,..,e,,,.-t.t es.ul5 mt overlook
~ No., -, l,-.,. - human ri-.f. mad eye
G,,r1,nr Tle... rru..,,a,d patriots, known and non
crel tiroi-frut De com, RI ven r.cllrv a.H-d
WlI I'll ,"!i .". i t.1''~,.s over
49, iIiii I'ifnii o,'i cui,-r tine Eov Jonas Clark,
W .n.a heart bet I'm unison with Theirs and whose
,r-f.u, ana ru.r,o.leu. NH. hlu.e faVurlte
80 - go r., 49,. D. ID NJ NJ .Il.. 0f tna 'av. n
mes lti-i.d s.t.t.f war. soiputrIng avoid
tIe ft.I .,,rr,. and t.u-portIt 'uil1rudrd
h. %. ~, Mr. was ts prompted nv rI'r selfish
Tlay lge-' thgii country. tl4rc A-, ny
sh...l The tIf.r OF Tine i.u. iu iit midst ~
corarov e u,vartv which be- might have barteI"d 0r
hurtai.. we. b. rne.rt. " devoted toe 0f
dcns OF tlc An,s'rv a1d prepare thC colonies fr sell
g,yclln,lf iiA ans ot.c. man. lie WAS D.. i.ct. t-e
f-,-,ry.r II American l,t-uItiIu. fIf-7 I. q aLd
& ~ rg 1i ~. - cad o. colonial .ndcpcndcnce
Consistently in view --,....,.. y,
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Country Loard.

ARCHER HOUSE. Dobb's Ferry, OPENS
= t..... = aIf,r ,
ai >n 81! 4n CO. GOOD Stable comOdlton refe cces
'N"nHagro.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY. having a yery plcls-
= an place nne airy usnI. vel furnished. VII D. r1ay
lii. tp Like Few BoAkDEAS l4r the summer .cy
cam hI w. ro0i ,.rtlfa .ifgarlF uha
OF Ne-B.yen Il. r.. = AOars Vm ). Address a. ktsi.
LOi.i, =, PaIh ipN.
BOARD at GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. y
- House open from May l. JAMES q. ROE
BOARD WANTED-In O."Bge, Y. j., with
1D Two rooms 6r Frpttn wife snan chit lIsu, sad
references m ireL Adara-s rNAElS' No. 100 "nt
lltl -, New YORK.
DREEZEDALF FARM. within two hours
ID .iaf. uIlal tl ir.th of NrHtracy; Tine ROOMS
.0nf BOARD very H' iv Int no .1ts
6l7rs X Alirss BU&ION rox H. North BrE, D. -on,r
DJARD can be- obtained in private family
desirable One shalt Wluuit- yak ron d~qntm =.
s. - T., a. barn ini II
rsquirpI heari ul i-ycs, tine ha'ng. three u
Time isl vi May. Apply tOJ. -. MAftER
Dar'n, Conn.
COUNTRY BOAED.-An elderly gentleman
- ,au have very nice ROOM and good BOARD n0p the
da.l Irsd other Ets4 D.
Address BOX f3, Milton IN Hudson
COUNTRY BOARD may be obtained ~
y house "a uonnd. near the clisEnl- urs
.a4nu iofer.nce-. b. o. Itaf cg I6f Wast 3gn o. Il g.
T. LoacS, % 6ih Address L T. VINCENT, Ir-loFt.
OIo4nc Co., y /.
DARTiES looking for a good COUNTRY
10 ME- where MONS beds table. ind sur1onn rrs ara
p,so, ul,ase address o. Box lS Booming 'r,'e orange
80. n. !.
nA GARDEN-ST.. Hoboken-A furnished
~ FLOOR or housekeeping bot and cold water a1 Iith
the fec1~%
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4 HANDSOMELY furnished square ROOM on
80ar s0utf tUo-Iu aHfi anr, f,4et .l"A }
oi re best qudly, aud location et.epuonaLe. 20 fSat
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F7J LEI, EtN\I~uED-Iarsc au1 snail
! FRONT R,DN -.c,nd eror. ,1oa.ts not ari coid
gfi,r L rtr Also s0.lD Room tnr rlar; h0t4ll on
wac nu JOB r-lf ,.-n Fl 90 Dl,.0.l .olIt losra
.irIat f'n - ft-f md
t. q Z lEf0 IN
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V.ag EAST 23D-ST .-FTENl-HF ROOMS,
- VIVA BOARD en sn,a' OF -a-y. leass aaa -'. ~
.r.f .f. r rr tvt1
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Wat Side.

IH1 WEST H-ST-Fdnished back
Z PAELJE, with Vi.ont board, Tor tNC OF t-roe
gcAueiue1, m private American family.
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At 80 TPVfNG-PIACF-Fl- @ontlv FTR-
n NI~uED ROOMS Euey cr,n suis. tor -eli'oleu Only
ITO Rem I-tm 23d-.t.. b,tWccn Madison and
ftl.tre. pAELoH FLOOR f.r DENTIST oI phy-iIaB
uo-...,nu H.Y tH.,si q. b, tr.l4nc st.-4 O.Aca
j. Broadway. corner ol,t so.
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fotels.

COZZENS's WEST POINT HOTEL VII be
ones I'd on 1T o., June fgIfir pa.t.saI
lars 4adrcss EDWARD COzHEN~. West Point. y. \.
FAMILIES breaking up housekeeping
4 sIV RrEV Ant HOUSE, Pr'iaowav Nev NogE nas ele
Na0I au lIirus suites Of
al.JL -9tf IT,, .il- i4cl 80 80 500 ltt vt' tfau-
stlt rates bo5rl and SO 30
w.t4oIl bpagd, "a las ANA uPHaru
LEW.S * DO. r LELAND rIoiI..t.,r-.
GROVE HOUSE. IA, l76 and I7S Blocker
~ near ROOMS VIII excellent liable
f1uls single TO tu ~ 2. 30 To- - Gaj tcOl.et
grounds
IRVING lIOI ~. European plan, Broadway
4 nd Twelfth blocks lulun -ludT Rooms Al
pei tay. 'tp y HARLOW i-t"pfleinf.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. 3-th-st AND 6tb-
y Ave. Murray HUltne rcau plan tire. fs nitfs
Four window nrst f0uI large
iy-r,on- oonuertiug all mont with southern eNu'~frc.
glands POINT HOTEL,
- SANDS PDlNr l. l.
NJ az fn steamer Seas aIihaka
leaves p-cN daily D. anal Thirty tlti ST. T.. H. az u.
frntug sands FONT AZ 100 g. 1T N~PNt GIL
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III FAST 12TH-ST- ono block from
BRoA DWAY-Vcrv desirable iarg. and 'gnaD
KOUMS On suite ~ single rtasoEgls h0Dss sns 10
bis urstclass reference exchanged