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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

Al the Michigan State Fair at
can, Sept, IS, first premiums were
.ried to j, X. Learned of Rutland
NJ. }. Webster Of Hubbardton for
.u'h and thorough bred merino
ep A. E Smith of Clarendon also
a a second premium after Webster.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

-lle store of Earl Cate of East
Dl'sion, containing goods to the
Ne OF about $4,000, also household
3. lTe and clothing, together with
Darn and outbuildings, were re
NY consumed by fire. Loss be-
tn $1,000 and $4,000; insurance ST.
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ALDEN's CONDITION POWDERS

They will cure most Of the Diseases to which
horses and cattle liable. increase the APP
petite and spirits, and, with respectable groom-
hair. They the result OF actual and long
continued experiment. are prepared with the ut
most care, from tho very best material and guar-
auteed vastly superior to anything known. Many
Vermont gentlemen. owners Of fine horses. buy
them by the dozen. and give them freely AS a
consequence, their horses are always in good
condition ant 1irits, and remarkable for their
smooth, shri1g coats. For sale by merchants
every VIII re l.. l.. butcher ~ Son, st. Al
bans, Vt, proprictors; Demas, Barnes Co.
New York, John /. Henry Il Co., Waterbury, Vt
Wholesale agents. 77-tf,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

The Trustees of the st. Adams
.,rv Association have recently
..s,.ed new books to the amount
$500
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

Barnes, Esq, editor of the
..ogr, has bought Of l.. H. Goff,
|. tbe house and lot on the corner
R,,lov and Mechanic Streets. The
paid was $4,000.
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UlHE MASON a. nAMIIN CAHINf.r Ols.

i Sans, forty different styles adapted 10 sa.
cred and secular music, for SO 10 5000 each
tlfty-one Gold or Silver Medals, on other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Caia-
logues free. Address, MASON a HAMIlS,
S7-Iv
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND 10
j. w. RRADLEYS CELEBRATED
Patent Duplex Elliptic



rINHE Wonderful Fexibiity and great comfort
4 and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Du-
PICK Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particu-
larry IN al crowded assemblies, operas, cai11a-
ges, railroad ears, church pcws, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress rs the skirt can be
folded when in use 10 occupy small place as
easily and conveniently silk or muslin dress,
an invaluable qualities IN ornoline, not found IN
any Single spring SKIRT.
A Lady having cniuyod the pleasure, comfort
and srcat convenience OK wearing the Duplex
EiIlpue steel spring SKIRT iot single DAY, WIN
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Olnidrtn, Misses and Young Ladies
hii are u sq no BOND so d or break like the Single
Spring, hut will preserve their perfect and
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

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s,s, lL,, ,,t3e,.ti.,t;..f 1,,ls'is,,, ~ Js,,,,-
'',, ise7
Inc noel OF Malla D. Mot r Q, AouuBhi N thc
County Aioiesaioi Respectfully ehoNeth that sie
mas rescued ~ AlnuiEn atorc sao, more titih
i"r N'u j ii7l i@T'' tilat 70 W. isl Gay on VIC
iepfi y. ~ l037 rhh was ny va ley; bAhiri
Marvin, hlnls1'f ni the Iasn y loihed N mar
lltge 'p "in summer e. N'l- LOW feslulhS
VNhodl W. ~ t-r oi -li.l ,li1 WIN whom sle
IFcd untI ihr van uIy ~ Way Be H. 1900, in
strict oosti Fahoc ol the marriage contract That
uh u.' 'tii gay Oh oiulil' loNo' the sail sum
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

Some friends OF the Rev T. w.
Shelton Of Montpelier presented him
with S166, on Monday, on the occa-
sion ofhis removing from the place.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

Amy stones troupe are playing to
/. houses in Montpelier They will
sasn.s a fortnight's season in Bur
-n Nov. 18th. From Burlington
!, p.. undoubtedly come to st. Al
|. where crowded houses await
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
NoxsELEss MACHINE /!

II requires FIFTY PER CENT. LESS POWER
80 drive it than any other machine in the mar
ket. 4 girl twelve Years of age can work 1t
steadily, without fatigue or injury 10 health.
lis strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY
of construction renders it almost impossible to
get out of order, and is GUARANTEED by the
company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may de-
sire 10 supply themselves with superior article
ia come and examine this unriyalled Machine.
one hay hours instruction is sufficient a. en-
able uiy person TO work this Machine 10 their
cntire satisfaction.
RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE INST i1U-
TlONS ,rW be literally deah tosH.
AGENTS WANTED for all towns in the United
States whore Agents are not already established
Also, for Cuba, Mexico Central and South Amer
lea, to whom a liberal discount will be given.
No consignmonts made at all. Address
Empire Sewing Machine Manfg Co..
A. &C. GIG BROADWAY, NY
Principal Agencies established Portland, No,
Deering, Millikon Il Co.; Providence, Il l., J. N
Wheeler; Norwich, Conn, f. W. harrington.
l3J-3m
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26

In, Fassett has purchased the
b. aud lot on Congress Street now
.,p.sl by the Rev Mr. Bittinger,
sg750 DR.. F., we understand,
ads building next spring
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-26
BLACKSMIrH'S COAL

I have just received lO0 tons Of GOou BACK
smiths Coal VIII sell cheap for cash, large or
small quantities, at the old Farar Block, one
door north of George II. Farrars.
p. q. SKINNNR.
ST. Adams, Oct Gath. 1866. la6-tr
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0a State Geologist. A. d. Hager,
(. ytproctorsWlle, will visit Europe
{ yeat and attend the Worlds Ex-
Irra ct Paris.
-Dr II. 5. Brown, Of ST. Johnsbury,
a.l to remove TO Montreal.
Richard Carpenter, son of Calvin
ater, OF Wilmington, aged n
died very suddenly at Troy, \
HE llth inst.
Henry Clark, Esq, the efficient
seutiemanly Secretary of the Sen
mas our thanks for legislative
Iluents.
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BEDOWxN ARABS,
EMPIRE
SEgUTTLE MACHINE !

-1I u UNIfHII1T NIiffI, UISTIN.
92l Chestnut street, Pha0diphio
Patented February II 1850
FINHlS MACHINE is constructed ON entirely
I new principles of mechanism. possessing
many rare and valuable Improvements, having
been examined by the most profound experts,
and pronounced 10 be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
1t has a straight needle, perpendicular action
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which Nil
NEITHER RIP nor RANEL. and is all ko on both
SIDES; performs perfect sewing ON every doscrip-
ton of material. frou Leather to the finest Nan
sock Muslin, with cotton linen, or silk thread,
from the coarsest to tho finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEELS. and
the least possible friction, It runs as smooth as
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CRoCISERN

have just received : large lot Of h.st aud
second quality of Stone and China Ware, COM
prisng two New and Elegant Patterns called
Seen. Grant Patterns Also large stock OF
Cutlery, Glass and Stone Ware, which offer for
sale cheap. Please call and see before purchas-
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COLOR DO.

REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TONS ADOPTED.
The Republican Convention of Colorado Territory
vas held in Denever City July a. and was well aende al
The Inhabited parts the Territory being represented The
proceedings we're entirely harmonious George NJ Chieott
ws. nominated for delegate TO Congress. The first ballot
eto,l Cbil,o 81, j. Chafe IL: Holloway. l7 Holland
The second last stood Chicoii. 81 Chahe ~ holloway
~ The Convention adopted the following resolutions esPe
% no the wants and demands Of the inhabitants Of the
P.risd Tia, opposed 20 any Congessona legislation
sbf dna ferred the Lsrues a The Ierro
organic Infringing upon the sos,eth sn
~ he people hold ~ with the people
IN the matter q the elective fanchse OF IN any oei
,., II, e.. r..
res f other b looking sale lease OF the mineral
M a. uronpstibe sound national policy IN that respect
detrimental % the Interests o. the eer on e
isni who ave coyred and given them the Vaue oy improving
ft.r with n e tsrit consent q the Government. 49,
isolsted posed OF
rri The rapid Of the Pscihc Railway q ne most
1 I'M 30 amending Railroad charter 70 allow the -
branch continue the route OF the smoky li
r. ser 20 a point within fly miles west 81 DenVe
R-ored That call tie Government 70 posoe sulls
Rocky Mountains and the faclhc Coss
lfe4 That earnestly protest ssain the uneqs Poa
Isv which denies Terfores On common h az O'he We
the Atlantic and fenc states
prf That protest Of Onehof one per cent
Of bullion ID the mining states ard Ter
Iro oppressive and most mpohc burden imposed upon
R,ed Thss Of freedom snd elna rights and be-
a. should be- interested with The ahau OF GOV
e. REM, either f The the nation II lirge.
fs sd Tfef hold gratfI memory the mryts Vng ana
- Il, 90 50 a. H. iut-srv Of the nation and will maintain
hs rcplcs liberty Union, and userursbe Tor when
died g. which they suffer at any cost now and forever
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THE PREEDMRS's BUREAU.
THE WAR ON THE PICKPOCkETs
AND THIEVES.

But PEW ARRESTs-MASY OF THE THIEVES LEAVING
TIP crTY-YAMEs or THOSE ARRESTED.
The vigorous measures instituted by the police au-
ho, seem 10 have had the effect Of completely frightening
the tbeyes Not only they disappeared from the cars
stages ferries and entrances 70 places OF amusement
WHEREVER In fact crowd would be apt to congregae but
they have disappeared in good part from the street Those
ACQUAINTED with The and haunts Of the thieves moth
inc like II hss been Of years very large number
have m town and the others keeping remarkably quiet
Since Friday night Of pocket picking has been reported
some trouble seems 10 exist just present between The rail
,osJ and lie po &C. allowing the officers de
,s ~ - urece 10 Tide free upon the caTsn many cases
The ohecrs having Geen gec'eI or cogr,e sSv attempt
AZ secTesv frustrated by this course Inc silcs,
would each officer with tickets ueh as are uhea
by passenger and would then ne the "'e Do"
are the principal srre,i'
On friday afternoon unknown man and woman entered
tie ewclry Of Messrs. Undo solomon 20. aos
Broadway and ssked 10 be shown some le"en} ~
Of articles shown them aud w6e engsfeS ~ oonls a
then Frank kns?r vel known THIEF entered we ,or anu
stood by The counter apparently waiting en- oppo'hy 10
purchase article u the mean tine NJ LnGo ~ao wa
alone IN tie store lad taken IRON 'ne s.oH % eov
Jewsly Jeff unsstened. The man ana wonah nnag
ssteu to be shown some sleeve 6aons ana ss' .ac wo
be shown thea. They did 50, leaving knspp stAna.ns
tioasd Having eonplee5 some trains, pgrchs,e
the man ana vomhD left The store M. Lhao men 81,
fud that he too had taken his departure BeecDng sns
fe'cus be cooked around and found that the he bau te
was engaged VII The and woman mentioned 10 open le
show window ard take from tray containing mum
Der Of fuft VIII diamond pearl and emerald settings 'nucd
1t $500 With which he Lad made his escape GA making this
discover NJ ndo A. called Detectives farley and
Iusace stated bis loss from the description Of the way
in whlc the le was accomplished and the description OF
the thief lie detectives judged could BE- other than
Knapp While passing through Washington Parade 6rohhd
short time 0reT. they came across Knapp and az once
arrested him De- subsequently identified BY Mr Undo
al he man un had entered Doe store Just before be missed ne
stolen ieuer co. Saturday ihe prisoner arC1cd BE-
fore Ju.tico hoeal 90 fle 1ombs aud response 10 le
4I .fUIf L 4 III i
son and ai hU commission merchant doing business DO
" ..,I Je - 8tauyo 90 tlis eAL aged " years, and
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POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS.

,rv LOGAN AT CHIC iGO-REPU BLIcAN CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATION IN THE CAIRO DISTRICT
Special Dispatch to The 81 T. Tribune
CHICAGO. H. Aug. ll.--A citizens committee
-, N h h.., o,o,inted 10 receive Gen. Logan Tues
dav next They vii go out 40 miles by special train under
conduct Of the Genera Superintendent Of the road attended
Nv hands ofnusc and escort the General TO the city
ere he is TO open the Immense enthusiasm pre-
vss The committee Of reception is composed OF the very
first citizens formal programme is published this morning
providing for artillery salute military parade etc' uo'
Fletcher Of Missouri will accompany Gov Oslesb! sna Gen
logan for sIrirghn Tuesday aud will address tAe
mans on the wedn, sday following; ...-
The Republican Congressional Convention met a. Cai'o '
morning and nominated Gen Greene b. Baum fof OoHs
Among the resolutions adopted the following
P,,r,d That the proposed Constitutional ai9endnen, V
iuit,ed by Congress the several States emboae oui
reconstruction O.. ...;,.,,o,s bv the
nion state Convention hell at Springfield on .Io ~ ali
and hat vi have fun faith In its triumphant e!eou f
opposition and that we heartily approve ol t"o P'''
principles adopted BY the same. - - A., -,
This ia not bad uiicrance for Egypt The Coh'on'On "
IN harmonious VI aumous and wholly Radical
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Bossaddsnv Saturday Aug H. Francis sO' in the s'ss
The relative, and friend. of the family respectfully requested
tend bis funeral from residence No. Greenwich
Cypress Hills for in,ernlent
BuRNEsA orey,ow9. Mic July &c 1866 Oscar suns' rsst
His remain, were inferred by Johns Lodge A. ~ hs,
burial ground Greyown Particulars Of bis death may 10 OBJ
coRTELYOU-At Hempstesd L. L, Sunday morning Aug TO-
Ellen Eliza TrOwud Ouy child Of A. H. cOey0u aged m0nth'
The relatives friend. Of family invited attend The
funeral from the residence Of her grandfather the Rev Cha.
Trowsrd No. J09 Frank Putnam Tuesday Aug L.
FINcHon Sunday arg r. q ehosrs nl.ntnna Mary A%s. ia
ID. relative. and friends Of tn. family ar. invited to attend III.
funeral from No South Ninh Brooklyn T. D. on Tuesday
st2 O'Clock p.
GALLoPM rarryOwn, Saturday Aus H. M Sarah GsIop Of
The friends family requested attend the fsr;, Tue:
Jseob,en TsIytown Hudson River Tbir,ht "
u, return 1888 M.
HAL-Ou Saturday evening Aug H. Francis Hall In the sd
OF his
II, I; r. S md 'sS Of c. as T Gre cs9 ass It
Fourteen,h'., Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
HGGINsAt residence her sonnaw Lecount. No sa
seventh-sve; Sunday morning Aug r. Mrs Anna Maria
Notice Of funeral in Tuesdays papers.
McGRATHIn Brooklyn Sunday Aug H. Of dy.entery In tina
3 yea. q % % soSs To . ne on TS
st, near r6ird.sSe, South brooklyn ;
RANDOLPH-On Friday evening Aug TO- at Psnh.h n J., Of
dyenery Robbie only Of Thompson D. and Maria Kan
The family invited g attend hi. fsnef.
9" 'e Of he . on MGnf' .n. .s.a i
O'Clock m. Carriages win be in VISITING the depot
ToDD-At Ess. wsmbarsh L. l., on Saturday Aus H. John
Todd. in the Sis, year Of hi, age ,r,,,
5 ,%6 :Is C rs.Pssf 81 , % g =.
bsrsh, on Monday, Aug - at9 O'Clock p
Pennsylvans papers please copy
The deud. Of the family invited to snd his iansrs ~:
sniTsnr IN. member. Of New YORK Lodge No. 40 y AID
A. NJ respectfully invited to sitend ii, funeral above
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An Expensive observation-disclosures Theft
Of Bonds and Coupons.

On Friday morning last young man named Rem
hart Rose called upon Mr. Ignatius Rice at his ONCE NO 3
Broadway and introduced himself distant relative Of
cousin of Mr. Rices residing in California Tie latter
received him cordially and after chatting about the absent
one and matters and things general Rose picked
and apparently interested IN its contents while Mr.
Rce was busy engaged attending 10 his business AFFAIRS
remaining about hour the visitor TOOK his departure
stating tina. he had engagement but promising 10 call
leave of his visitor Mr. Rice had occasion TO open
bs office safe near which Rose had been seated. and
was astOunded find that one $1,000 (No 500 bond.
one AGO mo bond and si5 coupons had been stolen
Tira Precinct and acquainted him with his loss Detective
Field detailed to look after the lie subsequently
that answering the description OF Rose
had staying az the Revere House. at the OF Broad
way and Houstonss but that Saturday mornnghayng
first purchased suit Of clothes and gold watch paying for
risge Prom there the officer wens the New Orleans stesn
shp pier where lay the George Washington with steam up
and start for the Crescent City, short search soon
enabled him to ind Young man answering me descrp'on
Of the wanted This had registered hhssii under
OF Miller and being arrested protested IN the
most energetic that there must be some msake-fe
nothing whatever about the theft In spe OF h po
tessors the suspected thief tnken 10 the oaon
and the Of the stolen bonds sent for ne a. once iden
fed the prisoner the young who had called upon LIN
and whom he suspected OF the theft Ihe prisoner theh coz
fessed his guilt. and added that he had toia the pohu
TO broker Broadway, receiving therefor certain
ins house The $1,000 bond was SUI IN III,
trunk board the steamship The dram and te ceeA o
the he had thrown overheard on hndie hme 1ede
arrest the time the steamship had departed LOT Ne"
Orleans but telegram had been sent 20 the IheI roc
AZ that City board yesse her arrival take charge Of
the trunk and forward Il this City YESTERDAY e Prsohe
was committed for trial without bail by JUSTICE o'As az le
Iombs Police Court.
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MARYLAND.

rur xfw REGISTRY LAw-Gov. SWAMI APPOINTING
REBELS TO OFFICE.
Special Dispatch to The n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON August IL, lsG6.
The appointment in Maryland, by Gov. Swami OF
to register the legal voters Of that State and
especially Allegheny and Carroll Counties where disfran
ed persons been selected to perform these duties
leaves many grave doubts whether the Union men VIII tn
umph the coming contest The Law provides tAai 'neSe
officers shall be chosen from among those most known for 10y
y and as numbers in each district reported enrolled who
are known 10 be dsanehssd citizens results Similar TO those
Of The Kentucky election Anticipated Gov Swami who
was elected 10 bis Office by the unconditional loyal Union men,
Ia, deserted their and goes the Philadelphia ConVen
1on Of Wednesday IN the interest Of Montgomery BAR
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WISCONSIN,.

TINY NOMINATION IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT
specia Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Republican District Com
for the Ist District of Wisconsin have issued call foT
Nominating Convention 10 assemble al Milwaukee on TIE
m Of September and set faith Of the district IN these
plain terms.
An onsfed electors Of this district who believe that
xre,sor should be made odous who think the vote OF loyal
shoud be equal Al least TO- that OF unrepenan
are opposed 10 the Presidential policy Of giving the Govern
Inent 70 the who sought and stu seek 10 destroy H.
from the Rebels ample guarantees FOR future peace and scu
rity as condition precedent 10 the restoration OF tier o
rights invited TO participate IN the election Of Gesa'v
60 ttis Convention
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FIELD SPORTS.

MATCHES ANNOUNCED.


The following matches are to be played:
August l3Agse Nine (of New YOrk) ys TyposraPhiest
or Brooklyn on Typographical Grounds Brooklyn at m
August l1-Soca vs. Jefferson the Jefferson Groand.
at 2:J0 .. m.
August l5-MAGA haitian date Harnsssmakers) IAths-
81 Jackson.ave. and Fifth.st.
August li-Excesor vs. Mutual on Capoliue Grounds.
August H.-Fuiton Market Kearney (of Railway on
Satellite Grounds wi'liamssurgh
August 4-Atantc vs.. Eureka at Newark.
August N.-Eage vs.. EcSord Mullins. at Hoboken al
August 4-Muua vs. Excelsior at Bedford Q. 30 D.
August i5.-Muua National of Jersey City) muffin
XuSu a. Give - Empire at Hoboken at
August l5-Consteation VS.. Van Dyke, Unon Grounds.
Brooklyn.
August i6-EckfOrd vs. PecOnc Cspitolnc Grounds. ss
2:3op ,..
August i6Atantic of jamaica Champion Atlansc.
August is-columbia w. Rutgers.
August h.-Nationals (oi Albany Excelsior at Bed
August i7-EIcelsior vs. National (of Aibany)
August 7.Gotham Liberty tof New ruswieO at New
August 20-Eckord vs. Active. at Hoboken at 2:30p IN
August snE9rAs vs. E| , =, OO ss%s called
August se.-Eckord VS.. Empire (Mufins) at Brooklyn At
23op.m. o..-, r.,.,.., ..c......,,,
August 25.-Stsr Eagle Carroll Park Brooklyn at J
August 2s--Gotham vs. Empire Second Mines at Hobo
August 2S-Euterprise VI, Empire. at HO6Oken game
August 2s.@ErcesiOr vs. Eureka at Newark.
August 3-ExcelsiOr Union Second Nine') on 'hs
Capitoline Grounds.
Sept. 3.-Sioux vs. Seneca. on the Central Park.
Sept 3Siou1 Seneca Second Ninesl on Central Park
Sept. s.-Actiye We. Eagles. at Hoboken at 3 N;
Sept l7-EXcelsior Vs. Enterprise on Capolne GroundA
STAR VS.. KNOXVILLE.
On SATURDAY. the "Star BOYS of Brooklyn achieved
noteworthy victory over the Unonve club of GraVesedd
l. L. on the Star grounds South Brooklyn by score oil ~
IA. Their batting was quite feature
SOCIAL vs.. JEFFERSON.
These New.York clubs put in an appearance in
match for the first time this to-day the Jefferson
grounds bids fair to be interesting one a.
the mines pretty eTeny matched.
ACTIVE VS.. ECLECTIC.
The return match between the second mines OF these
clubs played Hobokcn Saturday resulted in the success
of the Eceotics by OF 81 TO 80 being very ciosd
contest The Acves led of with OF 10 but tbS
4th innings the Ecleccs in the by score OF to IA
score Of 6 TO 81 in favor Of the Actiyes In the last iva
innings however the Eclecs added IL runs TO their score
the Aoves only getting the AcVes thereby losing es
game by one run.
THE TYPOS ~ THE FIELD AGAIN
This afternoon the Typographical Club OF Brooklyn
play the "minons Of the Agate nine at south booky
and the Agate fsers expect TO knock the Typos mo
The Tvno nine viii I've Clark More Hester Kelly. Pell At
kns, Taylor, DeNyse aud Bergen rather foWers We va
leve has charge OF the New.Yorke
A GRAND MATCH ~ BROOKLYN TOMORROW.
The grand match between the Excelsior and Mu'
tua Clubs will take place to MORROW on the
at3p II.
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MEXICO.

REMOVAL OF THE MEXICAN GENERAL LAMADRRD-
EXPEDITION FOR THE CAPTURE or TAMPCo-GES.
EsCoBEDO's MOvEyEyTs-A NEW EXPEDITION OR
CANNING FOR THE CAPTURE OF DURANGO
WASHINGTON, August II, 1866.
Recent from Tampeo received here states that the
French, suspectng the Mexican General Lamadrcd, re-
eved him from the command Of Tampco, which was en-
trusted 70 French officer The French had received a
small reinforcement from Vera Cruz, by water.
Gen. Caryajal had organized at MatamoTos an exped
ton 800 strong with view 10 the capture OF Iampieo.
Gen. Cara was To have the command.
Gen Escobcdo had left Matamoros with 1900 men, for
Monterey which city he expected to have soon IN his
possession.
President Juarez was organizing another expedition at
chihuahua to capture the ncighborng city OF Durango
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oF EAsRAILROAD OFFICE

ROBBERY OF a. RAILROAD OFFICE IN MORRIS
AyA-Yesterdsy morning between o'clock and daylight.
the Office Of the Harlem Bridge Morsans, and Fordhau
Railroad COMPANY broken into and robbed Of about cir
The money which in a tin box was that collected BY thf
Conductors after the Secretary had left for the night Tbs
thieves wrenched OF lock from the box and SO obtained ?s
session of the money safe which In the Office conteni
ina nearly $500 untouched also the desk in one draw
Of which about BIZ in pennies gold zen and splendid
1ey.s came ala Fhf IN Iwas@ and left clue as 70 Hae
fhay =