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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFRICE-AUo. N-BeiorsC'o
missioner OSBORN.
wOODPILE STORY.
Thomas NJ. Kinney, arrested on Friday idG
tempting TO pass counterfeit SO Greenbacks, was era
,hi, morning. lie told quite straight story o. Indh Ii
an woodpe IA Canainharie. Unfortunately for BIN, ~
before told other stories he had received them IN 80
saloon and had got tbom from canal Doat ZIG "~'|
fore, committed for tIiaL
COURT CALENDAR-THp DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-C Oh the 'aei
dsr at Il u. Nos. 10, y, 81, ~, ~. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

WOMAN ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Mary Coffee. Of No. 29s First.ave attempted to 90,
nit suicide by cutting her throat with case.tnls
She laid that She had been abandoned by her hasbs
which induced her TO attempt selfdestruct.on. IA
wound is not dangerous one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

Tie imports FOR the week have been large, es-
pecially in dry goods;
1863. 1861. 1868.
Dry Goods el,66s,96 &. 5rJ626 s. se5, 75J
Gen. Merchandise. 2.239,2cl 2,G2tJ9 2.l3l.6sS
Total for the week. S3,eOs. 249 fi.l5515 e5Oi744
Prey reported slO7 ,77s $780, 500 COZ Sl0 1852 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

TABLE Of he Loans Specie Circulation, and De7ost n ms
Bank, Of n, civ Of Ns York Joy The soesk sading Sat
urday Augmt H. 1865. 10 Uhieh " attzsd ~ CaD'fH3
of raeh Hdnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is LAIGHT-sT.-Houn
-Gentemen ito a. m. and 70 Up. M LADIES' sa@
lpm Greatest Of Luxuries." Try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CHAxBxRs-Ausus IL
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISION.
Won Stotzenberg agt. Won Luttwitz.-MOhc
granted condtonally See opinion Of Judge Cardozo.
SUPREME COURT-CHAADERs-AuGN -Before just
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Henry Babcock agt. Joseph Webster, &c.-h
junction continued -.
The People rel. James Nahen agt The Croton Aqbs
Board. kc.-Motion denied. -
H. w Lee ACT. Ann McOuade and GENERALIZATION grres
and referee ordered TO compute. =, A.
Harriet Levi sst. Mary Fsy.-Motion denied with -
costs . ,,u
In re- The Dissolution Of the New.York Com E1csss
Report of referee confirmed.
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I EVILS & COX. .sca
Jo.rpu J. LEWIS CHARLTON T. Lewis. s'SS
COUNsELORS AT Law, raa
No. 1872 Broadway J., u: , hoy NO. "'"O

AFfpnd 70 III u .fff1Vs
md In The Departments at Washington. Espeas. ~
EVEN 10 Internal Revenue business and to eA'n'
Foreign Governments, as well as our OWL r,,.sut "
Judge lewiss perience as Commissonet1l Cerrt
snue and Charlton r. Lewiss experience es pepo "
.ionrr will be- a guarantee Of thorough acquSi"A
NJ Co.'s connection Of four years with the Com "
rorsi,n Aasirs in Congress. and his long memosn cs
National Legislature. insure thorough kpo"ieos0
80 - nract,ce In both de partmenta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

ASSAULT WITH A BOTTLE.-Joseph Bowen
was arrested Yesterday a charge OF striking Jol,
+. Halligan. living at No. 80 Canalst, ON the hes
with heavy glass bottle irfictine dangerous voait
Justice Mansfield committed Bowens for trial vhcu
bail He says that Halligan first assaulted him. ~
that he used the bottle in self Defense
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Of selling ont At those rates, which higher th
| last quotations. W
THASKs.-Purser Moorehouse, of the Steam
ship Republic. has our thanks FOR tbs prompt deliver
late New.0rleans papers.

INGENIOUS METHOD OF STARTING Sr,,,.
CAns-An ingenious method Of starting city car, -,
heavily laden vehicles, was placed On trial in Js
axle Of ordinary street car aud its Performance
messed by number OF city railroad men, who erur.s
perfect confidence in its practicability. It eons, =
the appllci Of lever, pawl and raehet in combs,a
ton with the dranght rod. or Its equivalent, sDd n.
axle Of the vehicle, in such manner that In START.
the strain exerted By the horses is lessened over ~,
half When it is recollec.ed that nearly el0OQoo 4.
annually wasted on horsefesh by city railroad eon
panes in iris State Alone the excellence OF this uats.
aside from the humanity of the thing will appear az
vous 1t is in use in Boston, and has Just been int,
duced here by the owner Mr.. John Ii. Starin.
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BATH. LONG IsLANp.-The season at Bs,h

BATH, LONG IsLAND.-The season at Bath
which has been unusually gay has been CHARACTERIZED Nv
Il advent OF uncoInmonly attractive circle Az
the musical and terpsshorean festivities have Con,
far toward rvaling the enertaiDme Dts Of nos,
and pretenti0ls localities On Saturday evening Ls
the fourth Of series Of grand hops occurred At N,
Bath House. which 10 all respects equal to The an
tcipatious created by the preceding asseublars,
Located 10 the midst of delightful grove the yery
edge of the sea Shore the glorious breeze floats con-
stantly through the hall and as music arises With i
volupsuous SWELL" and the soft moonlight CLEANS from
the neghboriDg Deep the heart Of the dancer Is p.
pared to appreciate with redoubed zest the really 60
ioyaole spectacle OF 1.-THE poetry Of NOTION Tn
affair was very creditablc to the liberal and enter
prisinc young gentleman. Mr.. Abram De Frece, who
we believe is solely responsible for these pleasant ~
unions. We understand there are to be but two NOR,
hops this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

ARREST OF YOUTHFUL BURGLARs.-h
dwelling Of Mr.. Henry p. West, No. 2i2 West Ths
iiethst, was entered yesterday morning by two BON
Is and 10 years of age, named William Carroll nd
John Cook BY means Of forcing open baseme,,
window. and SIPS worth Of clothing stolen. In
youthful burglars escaped with the plumber bat vs
subsequently seen by Officer Woodbridge Of the SIN
Precinct, trying to sell the property in secoadha
store in Baxter ST., ami arrested Ihey acknowleoes.
their guilt, and Justice Bowling committed thenp
the lombs for trial,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

THE SEcOYD-AvE. SHOOTING AFPAIR.-Mas.
CHI COlghlin. the young who was shot In the Ia
breast on Sunday morning by pistol in the hand,
of Enlmerich Schneider died in Bellevue Hospital L
o'clock on Sunday night from the effects Of his wound.
Coroner Collin was notified and gave the friends Of tie
deceased permission the remains TO lis rs
residence No. 577 Third.ave where an inquest will b
held to-day Schneider is in custody, awaiting toe
ton Of the ooroners jury. He was beaten IN ffontd
his own residence By several men. bot Coughiri
friends deny that be was one OF the assalaaa
Deceased was % years of age. and q single man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

The ROMANCE IN FASHIONABLE LIPE-TM
COMPLAINT DIsNIssED.--The mysterious and romana
abandonment case in which the niece Of an expres
dent was complainant and the son of a deceased
New.York millionaire was defendant, couclqds.
yesterday morning before Justice Ledwith at Jeersc
Market Police Court, by a withdrawal Of the complain.
The defendant consented to abandon his mistress and
hereafter support and protect bis wife, Mr.. and Nm
q. departed Tor Washington last night and the unta
tunGte mistress of the left to pine In lonenes
lover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-15

o. S. Oats opened heavy and rather easier put ciosea
very firm and good inquiry the saies arc the
Western ct 65S66c Rye Is firm 6nt not ars "nened
lower under more liberal arrivals but with orsk ue
mand in part speculative closed firm very i'tte O saS
been done for export; tho sales are LUZ Vash
see Nor UnsOund; yOG9lo. I0r Weserh HA'N'
very choice at 9lt d9itc. ,,us sor
HOPS are very firm and good demand preaans co. so
home use; quote Old and New Crop at iy@z and md
inferior and common 30q35c. for fair to choce a5
4Odi5c for fancy lots with some holders asAins 'eo
HAY~Thc stock is large and tho market In cons .
qnence Is dull and heavyi we quote Now ~ 0'"'''''
AN M0IAssES~There Is not much doing. but the mar
ket remains steady for all kinds. -, g.,
PROVISIONS-There has been only moderNe tn
ouiry for Pork since last; prices have decineu, @
ar the close there is tone 10 the market. nav
10 sales 10 report for the futnre the saies cash
regular are COO bbs ut e30a s3l for Od Mess; ~
k3 for New do closing at s2 % cash ana S2' w.
Beef continues in good demand and prices are wen ss
tanned; sales Of eco tcs at $40 i0r rh ''y
elia sl4 80 for Extra do, and s6Qs9 Tor stae peel
rierce Beef is inactive and nominal. Beer Hams are
wanted but the supply Is only moderate we near vi
no sales Cut Meats dull small sales OF Shoulders
AT lie. and 5000 Bellies in bulk at l7.c. Bacon ~
wanted but the absence OF stock makes the market
nominal Lard is quiet bnt prices are without change
sales of 600 pkgs at 20@ U24.c for No. L. and
for Kettle Rendered.
BITTER is only in moderate demand, but prices are
without much change. We quote
n. Y State Welsh tubs strictly fine e ib......3 d35
N. Y State. Welsh tubs. fair to good ~ 9S:
n Y State Welsh tubs. white and poor mixed. 2902l
~ Y State frkin tubs. strictly fine o05
n v STATE tirkins new fine "a a3J
pam eommon 10 medium observation-disclosures. % Ss25
Western Reserve. good to fine, yellow. 20 ~
Western Reserve common IN medium 23D25
son,hnrn Ohio 22026
Mich III Ind a wiz GOOD 10 fine yellow .2692a
Mich. H.. Ind Wis. common To medium .--.22 92i
CHEESE is dull and unchanged We quote:
State factory, good to choice. p fb.-.-.-l3 Gl3f
State fair 10 good -.-...-..--....---E SiSf
English dairy Conn. .-.-.-.D Ola
English dairy Ohio. ---..--.---------2t0iJf
Vermont Hairy ---.-.-....l0 ola
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Family
Literary Journal in the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, now ready
contains:-
highly interesting account Of the present Conditios
Of the Southern States written by OF the rebel er
Presidents STAFF who accompanied him in his fight from
Richmond; An Interesting account Of the HERAID1
War Correspondents with details Of what they donl
and the adventures they have met WITH and the
tho enterprise report of the conduct Of JEFF Davis d
prison. his health, habits department, &c; full
graphic account of the total destruction Of Barnuml
American Museum by fire. with the Scenes and Incidents
occurring at tho time of the connagration Furlhea
particulars of the Loss Of the packet ship Wisn
Nelson highly interesting sketch of the late Madame
Jumel Late and interesting News from Europe and al
parts Of the world Poetry The interesting story of hs
Closed Chamber Interesting Literary, Artistic an
Scientific Items Musical and Theatrical Review for ths
week. Religious Intelligence The latest Sporting Newss
Seasonabe Reading for Farmers and Gardeners Current
News Of the day. Facets; Varieties; Valuable reviewl
Of the Money, Commercial Cattle and Family Markets.
and accounts Of all important events Of the week.
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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How y soldier Is n Soldier.

How . Soldier II = Soldier.
By JEFF THOMPSON, NOT JAKE, WHILE PRIs0kK1
OF WAR IN FORT DELAWARE.
II soldier meet soldier mid the battles din,
And tho soldier kills the soldier, surely It's no SIM
But II soldier meet Q soldier when the fight Is DER,
He gives his ham, and shares his can like gallant men
Of yore
But IL soldier not soldier though he wear the coat
Then soldier Of that soldier should promptly cut
his throat;
For a soldier Is not q soldier II his brands Of nre
And homesteads hearthstones and family affairs only
feel his ire
The kind Of soldiers loved by soldiers carry brands OF
STEEL
And the strong blows soldier soldiers dare to feel
But soldier dAmns the soldier who, stunning fair
fight
Makes widows lone and orphans poor only know his
might.
There some soldiers Christian soldiers who seem to
love the strife,
And these soldiers OF other soldiers gladly take their life
But all good soldiers patriot soldiers pray the strife to
Each humby asks great God Of Thee our liberty and
peace
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Our city subscribers will confer favor by reporting
any Of our city carriers who overcharge for the HEaALs
Country subscribers to the NEW YORK HKRALD
qussted TO remit their subscriptions, whenever praof
cable, by Post 0nice Orders II Is the safest mode Q
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sont TO the Office before ni
O'Clock in tho evening
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FouSp DRovxpp Az Staten ISLAND Coroner Hcsle-
wood yesterday held IN inqsess Al the forty landing
Sailors Snug Harbor staten Island upon the body OF
returned soldier, which found boating IN the river
near that place Upon his person was found letter sd
dressed 70 "Bcni " Arnold, Co B, Seventh regiment
Rhode Island Volunteers First brigade Second DIVISION
Ninth Army corpe Washington, ID. c." dated juno 30
1895 purporng be from his father, and signed ~ r.
A. LAFAYETTE North Kingston Also a letter from his
sister signed "att,e together with likencsscs
and some few othcr small articles He dressed In
soldiers uniform. Any further Information required
be had by applying 10 Robt Hcslcwood, Coroner,
yempklnsy W.. eaazaaiiHe Lapalps. 5.
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Peace Hath It's vfctorfcs.-To Prevene
conquer disease IL grand schIsvemen ,nd e srr3y e

or conquer disease grand achsyemeut and q sursy g
bullet and bayonct will destroy 40 surely VIII
BIrTERS preserve and prolong lie =.
This IL the most trying pcrodof the year e stamina %
The vieids more the consumins tc0po1
ture Of midsummer vIgor ooscs from every pore IL
ors hscaes scased and nerveloss II such
Jincuuss that IIOsrETTERs BTTrERs given ~
10 prevent evil consequences which
unbrscsd Depleted deblitAted orsAnzAuon 10 liable thss
tbev re- recommended summer Tonic for both
old pespe die exhaustion every day who might have kepe
death bay 70 BY an occasional resort W IL
rowerfuI and harmless vegetable stomachic.
Kneenths Of tho community. rich as well as poor wore
continually II their hands uncmp1oye Cd their brains
busy and work depressing W the vital energcs e
muscular toll but tone the system with HOsrErTkkv
psralyey npfe even In the most Oppressive w..shsr No
expended they will be recruited and renewed By this hcan
fui restorative Az summer inyeorAni u ndispensAbs3
Cedar street.
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BOSTON, July 20, 1895
The commencement a Harvard College yesterday
attracted more gathering with creator mani
festatons Of interest than has attended It's exercises
during the past four years OF war
The literary exercises of the graduating class vel
spoken Of
Governor Andrew and stan, General Meade and stat,
and Generals Benham and Alexander, with numerous
other distinguished soldiers and civilians were present.
The following were the honorary degrees confered:-
Aaster Of Arts-Rev. Samuel Dowse Robbins, Of Fran
ngham; Rev. Samuel Hobart wnckley, of Bostoa Prof
Maurice Perkins, OF Union College
Doctor Of La~-Charies Beck, Of Cambridge an
Major General George Gordon Meade Of the United STATED
Army
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Another Great Billiard Match.
MONTREAL July 90 1g(

The billiard match for % 900 In gold played last
ing at Mechanics Hall by Melvin Foster, Of New York,
and Joseph Dioa Of this city resulted in tho defeat Of
the former by 3oe ponts Tho game was carroms 500
points up, upon full sized four pocket table. Tho
odds In betting were Ia favor Of Foster Tho playing
lasted four hours and thirty I've minutes and wit
messed BY large concourse o. amateurs and many pro-
fsssiond psyer Diou's roatest run was l6i and his
average n t3thc beat record with no exception OF
that made by John McDevht against william Godthwait
Ia Ctncinuat the slst Of May last which was a. 90
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The Harvard and Yale College Regatta
mi


The annual regatta on Lake Quinsigamond will TAXA
place on Saturday morning. 10th inst the day following
the race for the championship between Harvard anA
Yale Colleges
The sum OF $3.50 Is offered In prizes, follows :-0as
cared boats $500 and $75 four cared boAs SIPS anl
$780, single sculs SIS and $25 and purse Of 500 for
wherry race, open only to Messrs Hammill and Rad.
ford
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DaArM oy CELEBRATED HoRsn. Norman J. Colman's
famous stallion, Young Hamblctonian, who will be ro
psmbered a. having taken two premiums at the last
Statcs died Sunday evening q inflammation Of the
bowels Old Hamblctonian, Of New York, cold once for
thirty thousand dollars sndthe OF Eve Thousand dol
lass has boon refused Tor Young Hamblctonan on more
than one occasion no wac regarded by some as the
finest horse tho WestyG L0uss Republican, JWv H.
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NEWS FRovN NEW ORLEANS.
General Candy in Command Of the Department
Of Texas and Louisiana.
The Property Conveyed Into Mexico by
the Rebels Delivered to Gen. Brown
by Order of Macmillan,
&C., &C.. 60.

NEW ORLEANS, July Is, 1895
General Candy Is now In command Of the Department
OF Texas and Louisiana reporting 70 General Sheridan.
Late reports confirm the delivery Of rebel property TO
General Brown by order OF Macmillan.
The steamer George Washington arrived from New
York on Sunday.
The rebel Generals Kirby Smith, Magruder, Price,
Shelby. Douglass and Jackman, with four hundred men
and officers and two pieces Of artillery and large wagon
tran have gone Mexico Governors Moore and Allen
Of louisiana and Clark and Meursy Of Texas In the
party.
The Shreveport correspondent Of the fms says Onys
forces are marching to San Antonio.
The Unonsts recently captured Eve hundred bales Of
cotton and large wagon laden with quinine, salt
petre and other goods going to Texas
Middng cotton, 47c. Market quiet. Gold, l4a.
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Umpire-Mr. Grum of the Eckford Club. Scorers
Messrs. Mowlcm and Fuller. Home run by Lovett Time
Of game-Three hours Fly catches-Lowsll, IL; Allan
tic y.
To-day the Lowell Club become the guests Of the Excel
sor Club, and play game with them the Capitone
grounds ut Bedford ut hafpast two O'clock after which
they take their departure for home The Excesors have
calamity made full preparations for the exclusive
commodaton Of the fair for this OCCASION and
attendance Of the beauty and fashion Of the city
Is expected
THE 0ANR IN PHILADELPHIA.
very interesting match was played on the
ball grounds on Twenty .hfth and Jefferson streets,
Philadelphia, between tho Keystone Club-who
visit New York next week-and the Olympic
Club noted crickcers taking part In the game the
Olympic sde viz, George Wright and Barclay, Of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club The result was the success Of
the Keystones will be by tho appended score
KEYuoNn OLYMPIC
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S p O r TIN g.

The Turf.
FASHION COURSE l.. I-TROTTIN0.
THURSDAY July 20-Stake $780, mile heats. best three
in five, In harness.
Mr.. Hettrick named b. m. Lady Fury l
Mr. Fuller named b. 9. Knock Knee. ............2 2
Mr. Browning named br 8. Jerry ..............3 3
Mr.. Harris named b. o. Garry Owen. ........... dr.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY q, 1865


800.
maze necessary py the war ana OF the late aarnns n
crease oil the ordinary state expenses becomes essen
ti W eAercse inc most iisd economy la the olso az
ana we peage ourselves 70 suGn nS ,h
Wherever possible consistently with the weiIe VI so
state
Resolved Ihat we hlghiy appreciate the ara given "
our Fellow citizens OF foreign bth In the
our Unon and invite free immigration hther To advance
the interests OF the country and the coopea
.Ion Oh an inaccuracies IN the preservation Oh
institutions on TINS continent
rhk NEGRO AGAIN TURNS Up
me question OF negro suffrage was eased on ana quey
covered up under the Incorporation OF the PreamDe ~
.he DecaraHoh OF independence But TINS ol1 nos sas
the acon and before the vote cou,d DC akcu
captain hastead, OF Newark who favored tne conven
ton with the negro suffrage speech at the morning ses
SON. stepped forward, supported on ns ielt Dy to0
OF Chiei Justice Chase and offered TWO OF tnree aao
onai resolutions about white men, red men and oack
ray and honorable conduct should hereafter 90 the es
ior positions honor and trust, ana tnas there snouo
hereafter oe no restriction OF color .na shS
men VINO could be trusted with the bullets 70 deieno 'ns
naton could DO trusted with the ballot
The resolution stirred up quite Juror IN the Conven
son and the result was that motion was MADE 20 hy
Doth the resolution reported by the commtee ana tns
aodiona negro suffrage resolution ouereo 0y MI nA
stead upon the table until the nomination was MADE
again taken 'A up and considered Captain Has.ead
prompseo Dy Cnase AGENT aeaIn urgo9 ms
and, II anything, more strongly worded tnan Deloto
even av0ring me negro having tne same os
sorp rr,s, ,m any nhc man has SarsoSore vo
Gated A vote was finally reached no person seeming
inclined 70 debate II but Mr. halstead himself; Lney
W 10 ' ~ NV, nh., "a n ~ W,o, mspnsr
So ended the negro suffrage dodge in the New Jersey
Comvenuon ....
hroSoht ~ vote withont debate and aSonted with not
chan dozen dissenting voices among six hundred
delegates subsequently resolution was adop.eo real
baltimore Convention last summer declaring In addition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

MoreheaA's Neurodyne.-In . fow days
shall present the readers Of the Herald with some es
monAls from several of eminent uxcns ressrone
remarkable effects Of this remedy Our nervous
friends. who wish W make assurance douby sure G -
vsed 10 possess their In patience Those VIC
pains win not permit delay, procure tho MEuRQprNB
~ the principal druggists. . u mOkhnh..H ~
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CIabs Id 3D. Sd "a sUt. GA. ill., sa Ca Total
S 1SyssSe.. 20 3 9 {. : ] ssf 70
Umpire-Mr Hayhurst, Of the Athletic Club. Scorers
Messrs Lynch and wharton. Time Of game--Two hours
and nfty.0ve minutes. Fly catches--Keystonc, q;
Olvmpic
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Cotton 1T Cairo.

tANIl III, July ~, Ib00
An arrival from Passport, Miss, brings Two hundred
and afty baics Of cotton.
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Knitting Machines, for Families ead
factories Daion Knitting Machine Company 6 Broadway