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WALIERBoRo', May 2l-Three townships
have returned one hundred and twenty-five
families, averaging six in family, all without
bread some Of them have been living from
hand TO mouth - existence for weeks; others
have had cora until now,
Tue most Of these people have a horse and
cow or two, which lhcy say they Will gladly sell,
but cannot get an offer Tor them.
Tho merchants In the village Of WATERFORD
say they have advanced all thev can, and tneso
people, rs have said, have never dealt with tac-
tors. Some few have sold their last COW and hog
for a mere pittanoe 20 some remorseless specu-
lator, 10 obtain brief respite from the starva-
ti0n which they believe inevitable.
A meeting will be held at the court house on
sale day, June 5, when returns from every town
ship Will come In, and the actual extent Of the
desttuton VIII be known aud verified, and
efforts made 10 obtain RELIEF
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mar, out
THE VISITORS BEATEN.
A Came In which the Mutunls Laid Ont tho
- Louis Club.

The third game of the championship
series between the st. Louis Brown Stockings
aud the Mu:uuls Of Brooklyn was played on the
Union grounds yesterday afternoon. The wea-
Their WIS all that could be desired. About goo
persons saw the game. Tho ! st game between
these two clubs was won by the -. Louis clue,
9 to o. The Mutusls III yod so well and battcd
Bradlcy's fast rit ,hine effectively that 1t was
thought yesterdays game would be close. The
betting Was nearly even, the st. Louis nine being
slightly the fav critics at 500 t. 500 and Sos to
e. Mr. Daniels Of Boston was the umpire. and
the St. Louis went nr-t 70 the bat. tlipp got
his first on nm error hy u. llihAn' ana stole 10
second. 4 two hase hit boy Pike sent him home,
and scored one run f,r tho -. Louis In the
first inning. Holdswoftn got his first on
4 base HIT. ~ did start. 1reacev hit TO
made a bad throw to second. which let IN run.
Another error and ha1 tui"w 70 home base
first inning. The u. Louis did not score in ths
second inning. A base HIT by HOllsworth, one
by Hallihau and one bv Crayer. and mum by
BHttin, and two more errors by McGearey gay Q
the Mutuals three more rams In the second
inning. Tho Mu.uals did not score again
during the game. In the fourth Inning
Pcsrcr took the place OF Cuthh.rt IN
left held. Cuthbert had hur- his hands tie
day before. which iuterfered with his 81 tyin-.
Tue 81. Louis scored one moro run la tne f!iirin
inning On an error hy Hfiihan and "a bad throw
hy Start. The ~. LOUIS uid not score ~ tln.
Everybody was surprised ~ Nc,ieArey's uad vi y
in- at second tasr. rnn more 30 ut the result (
the game. III IL mad not been Tor Mcnetfey err
rOrs, tho st. Louis would have Won the game.
He muned ny ball M the second inning that lie
could have caught e.,ty ana his throwing was
very bad. Ii was said that ne sold the game.
Appended Is the score by innings:
Ii SaI aSHli. '......ss s 9 8 9 &c
TINE OF camel hour md ~ minutes.
First base py erroTs-st LOUIS times; Mu-
tual, . times.
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ACCURATE SHOOTING.
some Of the Hest TARGET Scores Ever Re-
cordcd-The Winners.

The spring meeting Of the National Rife
Association was closed yesterday with two long
range matches. The heavy south wind inter
fered materially with tho shooting, but the
scores were generally good. The eight FIRST In
tho Lcech cup match did brilliant shooting,
averaging 1874 points each, which IL 40 points
more than were ever before made In n match,
either In this country or England. Judge Gill
dersleeve, captain OF the American team OF
1875, won the cup with ascore Of 204 points out
Of the possible 2e5. Ho also won tho Patrick
Henry rife, which competition was open to
members Of the American team and reserve OF
1875 at 900 Yards, scoring 40 out OF the possible
80 points The other scores for the rifle were
4. $. Dal,in. 45; II. Fulton, ~; q. W. Yale, 3s /;
A. V. Canneld. Jr, 81 l.. NJ. Ballard. "a L. c.
Bruce, e. Col Bodne, who was entitled to
shoot. started for home before the match began.
For the Leech cup, Mr.. G.. Overbaueh Of the
Sharp's Rifle Works, bridgeport Conn, scored
10l points, " Of which were made at 1000 yards,
the best score made at that range yesterday.
Tue score stood.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROCTE.
Trains leave New YORK, via Dcsbrusses ana COrtlaud
Streets Ferries. as follows:
Exprcss for liartisourgn Pittsburgh. the West and
q aud $3.50 L. NJ SUNDAY. and $3.50 T.. NJ.
For Mliimspurt Lock Haven C1rry, aad Erie II $50
A. NJ and $40 T. Nj. connecting AZ Cory for THUG.
vie. Petroleum Centre ana the Oh Regions.
For Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited
Washingtl Express" of Pullman Pirior Cars daily,
f.M., kesul4r At $40 A. NJ, and0P NJ. sunday
Evpres. for Philadelphia T. 7.3o $40 $50 A. NJ 1e3o
r. g. 40 g. d, 4 $50. F. NJ, ami l2 night sundIy,
50 q $780, and r. NJ. Emisrant and second class.
For centennial Depot at $50 oso, 73o 8 $40 o.ao \.
NJ. 1890, g. and Z. NJ Returning, leave &c ltenuial
Depot a. 7l5, SIS 1880 \. NJ, 1;lj, $50 4, h3O 6.
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmbOy, Flcmington, Belyldere, nd
other pOnts sec local schedules at oil tit Set Occf.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 65j and 1880 \. VI.
and iO;2u T. NJ daily 1913 4. VI. ami $50 T.. NJ daily,
G2O A Nj. 405, b;lh. aud 1O.25 T. VI. SUNDAY GEO \.
NJ From Philadelphia, $40. $50. ESQ. luilb. ll:-1
1881 A. NJ. 2:l5. 4O5, 5:15 dlO dJp Sli, aud lO&l
J. sunday, $40, $50, 600, llJi A. NJ, $50 and
1O.15 r VI.
Ticket Offices 500 and aii Broadway Aston House.
foot of Dcshrossc ana COrt andt ss.; Court 81,
Broog,yn, III. 1l6. and lis Hudson st., Hot oxen.
FRANK THOMSON ID. VI. BOYD, JR.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
V,HE MARY POWELL, for West Point New.
u burxh, fOughkecpsie, Ronduut and Kingston land
Ing At Cuzzene'e, Cornwall Milton and New HamDurR.
and Marlboro BY ferry, will leave Pier 49, " (Nestry
stJ, DAILY, sundays excepted, at $3.50 r. NJ.
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sL5oo,OoO ~ ARREARs.
secor Robeson fxpcndinG that Amount In
Advance OF the Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, May 2G.-The most re-
maIkahle fact yet brought out toy the House
Naval Committee was lstihed TO to-day by Adj
tion aud kepGirs. he Admiral was a. ked what
was the Indebtedness of the bureau, and he
stated II frankly to be nearly a million aud a
half OF dollars. He said the department. had al
ready approved bills Of that amount, wnicn
must De net out Of the approximation for next
year. The Naval bill, which has just
passed tho House, approgrates only u
million aud hall for the construction and re-
pair, 70 tn At, according 10 Admiral Goidbur-
oG-h's testimony, the whole hppropiia ion
passed by tue House for this branch Of the SER
wee for next year has already been expended.
The Admiral told tue committee that he had
nothing to conceal, aud that he meant to tell the
truth, whatever might be the result
kOhesOn Informed tho Naval Committee not
long ago that $lJOU,OvO would be enough for
next year, tut GOldbcrough SHOWS that the Sec
rotary has been trying 4 conceal the facts from
the House,
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Pretty and pale and tired
Sic its ~ hcr Htlil- hlc Ned chair,
Mhllr the blazing summer sud
sniues In on nor suit GROWN hair,
Ana the tlny brook Nlthuut,
That she uelrs through the open doom
MOcks with It's muiluur cool
Hard bcLch aud dusty door.
Itsoems such an endless round
m Grammar and A, Il, C
TIE blackboard and the sunsi
The stupid geography;
when from teacher little Jem
Not one ot them cares a straw,
Whether John Is IN any cage"
or Kansas Ia Omaha
But 1eMmy's nAre brown feet
Are a hing 20 wade IN the stream,
Mncrc tie fiuuf to his Turing bait
snail leap with qulck bright gleami
And us teacher utuc % ~ slfhl
To the flowers on the desk hari by,
TN her thoughts have fOlluWc her eyes
Win ahali'uucOusclo Is Sigh.
Her Leart outruns the clock.
A. sac smell, ihrir faint sweet scents
Tut when have tllic ahd hrIrt
IAClr measure Ia unison Oientf
For time VIII h istr or lag,
L.kc yOur shadOW On the grass,
That fingers fat Uohlnd,
Or Ties when YOU fam would pass.
Have patience, restless Jem,
The stream and the nsh viii wait,
And patience, Urea blue eyes
Down i.e winding road by the gate,
Under the willow hide,
Stands some one with fresher fiOwersi
30 tlrn 10 your booze again.
And Keep love i0r tue after hours.
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Our Boys Base Ball Club of New York
played their lrst match on the Prospect Park
base ball grounds. BROOKLYN, yesterday after
noon, with picked Line. Oar Bows played
very fine game. They outbatted ana outheldcd
their opponents ut every point. After hard-
ulyed me Of three hours Our Boys won ~
the following score:
PaE dHo,'....S ! 9 9 g . S--iS
There were two prizes. one Of so went to tas
winning clue, ana slj to the second best. There
was also "a running mach, awdihiug ~ atch.a and
jumping match, ohe-leg race and u hurdle
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Good News Tor Travellers.

Tomorrow the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad wl reduce their rates to the West as
folOwsi 10 and from Chicago tl7 TO and from Gin
c.nu.' Slji 70 and from Indianapolis siGi to and
from ST. Louis 81 to and from LOUISVILLE tlJ To and
from Detroit. tl3 The tlcke must be used wi HIN
three DAYS after they TINS Ia
due the fact that the several lines running out OF
BOtnu have recently carried hrstfass ssengers who
sifnpy uurcha.ed eingrant tickets. The Boston ana
Albany reduced the fare from Boston 10 Chicago
10 klS.
Tne Penn.,ylyana Raissy comPany anno9aee IA.
Corresponding rcduetous " Other points wcst
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A common house mouse mt the residence
Of DR.. O.. l.. Compton, in this county, has for
several weeks attracted the attention Of the
family by lts peculiar noises or notes. Tue mouse
makes various notes, similar To IA mockng bird,
calls hike a turkey, and cblt ps like "A snow bird
but Of course the sounds are not so loud and
perfect as those made by the hooking bird. HIS
mouseship generally INDUCES his musical pro-
cliyites after night, but is occasionally heard
In daytime when everything Is quiet about the
lOiISe
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the range Of white sslsc for Nc. mixed toc aisfc
Sales $500 bush Western at SIC. spot, and S5c 70 ar
rive Corn lower and more actlyei sales leOOoC bush
at bG1fdt67c for no grade; bpdbplec for steamer
miredi 60@eIc. for sail mixed b7&a924c for nm
graded mixed G2c. for Old western mixed an AT .heNc
Tor mixed for June 60c. for do July Doc Tor no
grade. rst half Of June bSc for steamer mixed, lOtn
June delivery Southern yellow, 0lcs and dock and
steamer yellow, &c 5000,
pHovtsloNs-Purk was duh and lower salcf $50 bbs
mess Tor June At $40 So with tas5 td july $50 for
August and t2Ul5 for september quoted on the tpo
at go 900 500 Bacon dull sales 90 bxs. western shltt
clear a. INC Lara vas lower AM active sale on wv
t1l5yat11 20 for prmc to choice westerns and for fu
ture delivery 1O,25O ties AT ell b5afi ON for juno
al 700 tll55 for July, uls2Sestlle'ls foT August
and tll S7t for September closing at outside prices
Dressed hogs, sAgsNc. Butter and cheese without
new feature. Ere h eggs, 126liIc.
COTTON Spots quiet and unchanged Mfdhng up
lands i1Ac: sales 327 bales. Futures 110@3 32c bet
Ter fascs 275uO bales cusing at IL 2l32t Tor June,
II g32c FOR July IL l5l6c for August and IL 20 &c.
Gno'ERIRs- Rio coffee was quiet and unchanged at
ibelpc gold mild grades dull. Rice and m)asses dull
ana unchanged. Raw sugars were fairly active and
eteady; sales 300 hhds the basis OF 7se15kc. for
FIR 20 good refining Refined steady and In demand at
1O1s9 l01sc. for hards.
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SATURDAY. MAY 21.-Flour steady, but demand
moderate Tor all grades corn meal du.l We quote
Flour. = hhi. No. -. t3ogt3.a0, suucrnn" state ana
Western, tlGHbo; shipping extras, cstetn ana state
s5IOat5sO, splng ana Xxx, s5AoSE Minnesota
s5asbto; 40. Xxx and XAX, ss.6Qsis7b; south
ern shipping, " 3olLtb21; do. nigh grades, td1o
sts 10, ny nour. ,upernne' H.9O@t5.lo brandywine
corn meal ~ bOG t3 go
az t2l for No; .nicsgo springj III i3dtlit for No.
tll0sfl 80 Tor ungraded spring. tl25C-tlsd Tor 40.
2Mlwaukee spring; 81 .So@sl,3e toI No, Milwaukee,
spring; 81 S3 In store 20 "a ahOat for No. shebOy
gan. Oats dun sales 2SuuD bush. at 80 tt3c for tile
range VI mixed 3IItc, for Nv. SLls. "Sss~|7e ~
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Sttambosts mo HaiIroa0s
.OR NORwAI.K DIRECT.

A .sPEOPLE's. LIEE steamboats, for Albany.
cepted) atd p M Pier IL. n. r., foot of Canal St.
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Tho following table l. an interesting feature
Of the match. which Is the English mode Of do
terminiug the lateral detection Of shots. the
number Of cutters ~ showing how little dehec-
ton there was:
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hler5Jhl A1llt.,.

hISEASES or NEN, Nervous p"uli'Y, AMI kim
Grtd arcc IuaH spCel.y Alll permanently cured ~
Henry \. DANIELS. NJ d, III Lexington ayn near
2gth II. Hours, to s.
hR. JAMES csn he specially consulted on dis
~ cases OF men at Gi Fultons. Moderate charges.
I ADOLPik CONvERS. Of LOO Greene IT.. N
L. tdc Guy, cudniy aul >tAte VI NeA IOTE, warn all
aud every uOdy not to trust wife Leo ConyeTs fur
any smou - she Iet ny board and Osd on the 25th
duy OF MAY, 1871 and Will no. De rep utlGle tyr any
deht an bsr 'HcaTrld II0uA that dAto
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NlaN NarniilIll.

~
(WLLIGNON'S Folding Chsirs save a4 snace ask
\ draers Circulars mallei free. Isl Canal IT., near
BOwcty.
IIIUNITuRE, CARPEr-, btODi>t. and
Il SiONES suld at lpME~l. G A-u ihlttr on
WEtkLN ar MOS IllLN PAYMENTS. No additional
charge on tlule sales. j. LYNCH,
3h sth av., between - % aud .dh sis.
coon secondhand and usui Isli III. Brass Is, lnl
" ingram carpets, on II Itus &C. Nrrt cncI? at to
oid place, IL fatun s.. Pucelist seat tree
WEEKLY AND Mon rHLN PtNMtNTS
w taken Tor furniture, carpets, aud 0eljls. Al LIZ
Ilense stock and low prices
COWPEKlllWAlr& CO.'S t5j Chathlnst
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CANADA, "Wednesday. May -, II An
FOR QUEENsrONN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND June 3. r. VI EGYPT. June "a $50 AM
SPAIN, June 10. 800 A. " ITALY july 1880 \. NJ
CABIN passage, t7O and So. currency * tura tickets
reduced rates. Steerage passage. t2j, currency.
Drafts issued from II upward at currcnt price Apply
at the COmpany's office 81 Broad Nay.
r W. HURST Manager.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE d. MORRISON,
late of the nTm Ol
warn o. In

late OF tue hrm Ot
YOUNG & CO.,
Banker aud Brokers,
member OF the New York stock Exchange,
No. lb Broad b.,
New lOrk,
Stocks, Bonds, Government and Railway securities
bought anl suli on commission.
Investments made.
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.

FOR san FRANCISCO, CALF lRNIA, .AND. PA.
ClFIC pOiIs. VIA lsrHMCs OF PANAMA.
SAILING FRsN rlEH Is. y. H..
Steamer CRESCENT CRY SATURDAY, Ny IL
FOR A~PlNWAlL. connecting VA PANAMA RAIL
ROAD a. PANAMA with rrst-ciass steamships
for ports ~ above.
Fer freight or pass &c apply =
t.t or
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ddlantr0 ---frmalrs.

a Dei! mscaae h thGyofd. o., any Other vantgS
make and ply c. 81 Tor WORK weekly.
~ CooPERHTivE H'F'Y, 100 wakerst.
A WANTED 100 experienced opera orr on lock.
own machine preferred. Stems a HLIIEkIS;,
a PEW good aud experienced operators wanted on
N Wilcox 4 Obs machines who are accustomed 20
to tors S VI g. sDRSBERG co 50 and ii a
100 orERAT0KS was9t,s On W la% m. e sS.
R aSds, at W2YER go'SShss6S cos 40 road%
A FEW nrs,.clars lroners wanted On ladies linen
n cOllars; none out expcricnced ones peed apply
G. siDENBEkG & CO.. 80 and IL Mercerst.
A IL. Kinds Of sewing machine. Tor sale TO rent Or
N exchanges also BOUGHT auf repaired; gooi second
hama very cheapi monthly payments. 100 Canal It.
good designer 81 c,s good ss
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. -Flrst-ciass branch.
{, II F. AnRENs & CO.'S. 400 Broome st.
A RTIrICIAL FLOWERS. Stood brauchers
"''''D "'' 'i HENRY co.'s ass Broome st.
S Ga cost C Snss At asS S T Ne:d
A YOTNG Girl. wanted n a private t.mlIy 20
N care for child address o. Il, box 1876. sun ONCE
ETicAIh Nj fhh"MIIss0 so9a a DzvB
EXPERIENCED operators on W. & w.'s, ana ".
tx G.nachncs On ladies undo irnents AID suits.
No. az Mercer 1t.
ExP1t& %I.Eas PecGSzfz g S 2tt9; Hsc %
Church At.
coon drespnakers wanted imme dia,ely also an
" apprentice Call on Monday. at 81 West 1871 st.
ADY agents can make fortunes ARTICLES needed
TURING co, New YORK
Tse5 s.: y eass
nPERATORS on W. 4 ". IN chimes on wool aud
~ linen SUITS pTSess,ers an1 oqhe11i snower,
VAILoREssEs wanted Apply At manufacturing 0s
Prince g. ''"''"' wv MAX sTkbLER CO.
V,HOROUGHLy experienced sewers On bed
Il quilts none but nrstclass hands Soi East 18th Ct.
VNAPE SEWERS over olock my straw sewers
i on frames. GEO. W. CLAFLlN, bo5 broadway
JTP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their favors for TUE Sun at the only
authorized uptown Advertisement Offices.
les Brosawsy corner of SIS; .. M 9P NJ and
3OS West ed St, opposite Grand Opera, House. and
| No. 200 81 sy, corner OF Avn St. uDsii . L. NJ
No extra charge.
| WANTED -Compe'en 1t dressmakers and operators
w Swiss ana stun suits, whom good opportu-
nifty is offered LORD & TAYLOR. 255 TO 2dl Grand Il.
WANTED First.ciaAs operators on wheeler wa.
SUIT Mig Co., $40 Broadway.
| NNANTEO-Expcrenced milliner-. Apply to LORD
| wa TAYLOR. corner Grand ard Chrystie ats.
XUANTED-one hundred rirl. on fancy hats by
| w HERMANN. WALL co, 6oi broadway.
| WANTED An experienced and expert dress trim
| w mer. Apply AT lVS West goth st.
WANTED Three good ndy canvassers. Apply to
| w Peoples Tea Company, lil sth I.
NVANTED-Flowcr hranchcrs Of experience for
w hne WOrs. JOHNSON BHos co. ia5 B'way.
\VANrED- EXPERIENCED hands on crocaet buttons
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deduction In passenger rates TO the West. com.
cncing Monday MAY ~, 1875. Rates from New ORR
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=, Ihey a. not lntermarry with people outside Of
t.'l seHttN. Parenis nick husbands for their
.buthef- and wives for ,heir sons. CourishIp
Every United and tncn only in the early ours
" tue eNthlig when parents are present. The
,la'Ila-e Is agreed Jon ny the parents nrst, and
,nr young ~ 90 lte the arrangement and set
them. and their Excursions are respected II the
. ,' suns m, ,n" llrrnts Interested. The mar
it-' lrloin g. I. very simpie, and IL devoid II
~ u',pIaN' me ulls .er, avery plain, practical
person Of NOT les thnn 1ity years, rides TO the
r. G9g. OF Nc brides palspts 09 horseoacS'
-, "'I- Ms W ~ litp tie house ana 10 the peo-
pis - best he can. There may be dozen peo-
/. iIt'rhi, composed OF the nearest Of kln Of
a. i'iNes' The Babe Is read prayer deyef'
"a lu' couple, nrta}ed IN the plainest attire,
., IA ~ t'ss the uucNrpeted moor To the centre
- t'" room; they are baptized WIN water, they
4 ,'Hn '7' ana IN the name Of their God aud
W.T. lA'"' c- tucy are pronounced hus band and
,". y" yea INK than IL 10 be seen at tho
r.i.n-.' .a'ed ~ Quaker Wedding,
, ,'' no Vac marriage, the fathers agree upon
H. ~ uiNnvy On the Young folks. with
sN. h5u-t, barn, outbuil!ing-, ana q
nj, 81 h'f acres are Uur hased, which
mo-. te % 80 70 housekeeping al
49, +''. 100 heunnnitcs Inaintain their dis
r',a'o' .r' au oT.rrue of,he Dunkers. tina, frat
4 lur hWart2"n1u, Germany, IN
d., r..oew % H. noia tie q rman, tuu,hsT 70
hcIr rei .inn l4 the lllp'ist farm, and they
f.f " rc1D' ."" no convert +. -.
sm1"i, '-,ed forward li'o he water Or
I onward. They were called lum lvrs Ia
a.. .F dN-., After sptism they know cagn
bt..l h.etLcr, and SISTERS. "Ye are all
''h' 81. Matthew J.s.
ma oNIsH.
~, .I.n! o." in'etNu rrtNcrn 1913 ant l,2q they
T., n. a few went to Missouri, Vlg.inia, ONO,
n, in'iana' Conrad iiolssel WIS tue great man
"n .'grH' tus county, ~ 1913. linen he took
nehupnitr, eve thelf origin 10 Memo. horn
bau,lsi '.sl'i, t'rIuauy, ljb. Ihcy are Ana
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failed. Prof. KAHN, when travelling here IN
l1iS speaks OF a shell FISH which "by the English
here are called clans, ana which bear some TO-
beublauce to the human ear. Ihey are met
with In vast numbers on the sea shore Of New
York, Long Island, and other places. he shell
contains a large animal which - eaten both rs
the Indians aud Europeans settled here. As
soon az the shells are caught the ash is taken
out OF them, drawn upon IA wire, an hung up
in the open air IN order to dry by the heat Of the
sun. When this is done the nesh Is put into
PROPER vessels and carried 10 Albany there the
Indians buy them, aud reckon them one Of
their best dishes
Fortunately for the people Of Albany. steam
has brought them close enough 10 New York to
enable US to send them this good dish in It's nat
ural stale.
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NEW YORK., ,grSrnAL AND HUDSON

" CATsklll- ami INTERMEDIATE landing steamer
Andrew Hirder from FRANKLIN st. (picr 3d. Tuesday,
Thursday. and saturday st amer Monitor, Monday,
and Frdy 8 l.. N,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Il GENERAL INANnAILAN ~, cow .Ni.
Sailing fruW lltr t3. Nuitt River foot % Barrow ~.
.sAtSr LAURENT Lacae-n h sUur'y, Jane .. :: =. ~
hnASth liulriie !uiihs'J tnt &c. T. "
PRICE OF PASSAGE - COLD CnclGdius wipN.
Flrs CaOia, fliu to s1ep according 90 mudato
Second. " % Third aafu. f4i.
Return Tickets AZ rcduced rites
Storage t2d. With superior a'c ,mmOdation inclui-
ins wine bedding and utensils, without extra charge.
Steamers mdrard thus d. not carry stec pissen-
At the above rates passengers are booked to
railway station IN England without extra charge. 10
Plymouth Onlv, rtccrsg", $25.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-22
Personal.

M 4 q Mott, Agent u the Mobilr Late
lnnau.s Company. called on a. " dBss.iay
Thanks u Nc. Jno. W McMaster far ~
u.s,l favor. 10 the shape u lats Northern
r.per..
eur hanl.ome friend. Dennis Grauhcrr,
attended The pin-uic ., Browns ~ell., last
v,ss AMI Vas 'pufed, ani J. happy We
Didn't attcnd. and the ho,s' are pulling ~
tul
NJ ". A. Knpstrik lcf,, last TUESDAY.
fa vI.itbis IN in Texas.
NJ q 4. GroSme. sSn ~ our worth,
Ma,ur. ! ID = vi.li % llszl'huui from Us
hofne iu Texas.
AI,. ~ the Monitor, must have had chill
this week. Undoubtclly he feels funny.
Or hi. lural column mot spinal y unusually
humorous.