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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
. are Air Desirable Once q Week.

KKYPoRT, III
Th,, Harlem steamboat Sylvan Grove, Captain LOag.
street. will make excursion to-day to Keyport j.
inside passage stopping at Union, Rossve, rottenvs
and Amboy both ways She will leave Pcck slip, Hass
riveA 1t nine o'clock.
The steamboat George Washington, Captain Sherman.
will make excursion to-day around the lightshp a
Sandy Hook, ana touch At Keyport, N. J. There Afs
new NO cholera ships at Quarantine. and the trip wiz
aerd the excursionists opportunity to breathe NE
pure sea air.
Tho steamer Chicopee will leave the foot OF Barclay
street at nine O'Clock this morning excursion 70
Keyport NJ j. She will land at Chelsea, Union, Wood
bridge, Rossville, Tottenville and Perth Amboy.
PoRr IEx BUiL's FERRY AND PHEASANT VALLEY
Tho steamboat Boardman, Captain Annett, will maks
number OF excursions to-day to the above places %
tho North river
WISHING BAsKs
The steamer Charles Chamberlain, Captain Bird, win
start during tho carly hours OF the morning for sx
curson 10 the Cholera Banks, which locality famoes
for ine fish.
Tho steamer Wyoming Captain Hofmire, viii siass
for the fishing banks this morning making her last lad
ing at pier No. North river at nine o'clock.
The steamboat Champion, Captain Foote, will also -
70 the fishing banks day. and will make her last land
ing at nine O'Clock at pier No. T.
COVE
The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Stream will leave Peck
sp s nine O'Clock this morning for delightful excu
sion up the East river as far as Glen Cove stopping =
College Point White Stone, Great Neck City Island end
New Rochelle
NEWARK.
The steamboats, Magenta and Thomas p Way ~
make number Of excursions to-day to Newark, passna
through the long railroad bridge across Newark ~.
They will leave the foot Of Barclay street.
CoxEY ISLAND
The Coney Island boass will mako their regular upa
today from Christopher and Dey srcsts and pier No 4
North fivef
UwnURc.
The ssamss Thomas Coliycr will leave the foot q
Chambers street ~ hafpast seven O'Clock this morning
stopping .. Thirty fourth street. for sail up the Nora
river 70 Newburg. She win mud at Yonkss, HastiAes
Dobb's Ferry, Sing Sing, Havensraw, Cozzens, Cois
Pou0zKxxPsa
An excursion train will be run on the Hudson RivsI
Railroad to-day Poughkeepse stopping at infegmedl-
s,atons leaving Thiresh street station at nine 4 L.
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DECISIONS m supfass csuar-sptcAl rEps.
Before Judae ,fcCunn.

Bffof6 9udRe NctunnL
JuLv 27-Hyman Wolf Va Hyman Joscph, Abrahsass
volf W. The same Notion W vacate. Order Of srrsso
6nied.
In the matter Of James Dllanc, case dismissed.
granted
Aaron Hsaly w winthrop v. Gilman. Motion ~
Eisabs,s wiley Va Abraham Ncwisr Order vsaa-
Ting order Of ale
Edmusd D. GIBSON W. Robert b hillken Modem
granted
Prosins Grsley " James 0raley Motion granted.
Danssl W. brookheld vs. Jonn Dearborn hotioa -
open default granted and case referred Order TO -
settled.
EIizs nslroes Va James Banks order granting sss-
tody Of infant 10 petitioner.
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JuE suaaocArr,s OFFICE.

Letters Of administration the estates Of the following
namcd persons granted by surogais Tucker for NE
week ending July 20, Isee;--
John Ackland, Joseph stein, Patrick HAnnsar, Rich.
ard g Cowiey, James l. Fraser, Jacob McyeL Jane
fennab, William Linde, Philip Lynch, Ann r sis[nn,
Mary 9. Hatfield, Christopher Witch, Annie WICK
ham, Maria Junge Walter HeIdebrnnd, Eliza hurphy,
Mary Acker, Boutzs II. Bcutze, Gurdon Air ord
Carl Lembken, John Germany, james Hayward, ses
Finley, John Walsh. Jane Wheeler. Rosc-r1 Tr1r,s
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THE. oscAn At ptynuurH CHURCH.
A Trial Of Its Capabilities Considered sue.
cessful.

Friday evening, In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, afts
Mr. Beecher had entertained his people with long tall
and plenty Of good advice being The last prayer meet
ing Of the season at which the pastor would be present.
for Mr. Bsecher goes TO rsticate for six weeksth
doors Of the church opened 70 select company
about one hundred persons and few Representatives
the New York press 70 hear the new organ The dsap
poinsment was great among Tho many who had ih
ponderous doors Of the church closed In their faces
Among those present at the performance might be no
sced Hoy H. v. Beecher Theodore Tilton Matthew Hale
r-a..s. sni -sry mus'-I celebrities smone whom Mr..
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Active, Of New York, W. Excclsisr, sS
Brooklyn.

A very handsome game Of I'VE innings was played n
terday afternoon, ths grounds Of the Active Cu1.
Hoboksn, which resulted, - the score shows, In The
success Of tho Active Club Both sides were minus
,he services Of soms Of their best players but shsr
aces nIled BY good substitutes or the Activss
Kelley for excesnt fielding at second base Kb6ets6
roy difficult ny catch n centre neld, and Eaton
ror God play 81 hst base deserve notice OF the r.
rels0s Norton, 90 catoher, Brainerd, pitcher aa1
prsrss at nrst base deserve mention Mr. Thoruo
niIcd q 70 position Of DmpFc with credit to himseH
ma .ssn action 70 all parcs concerned Al The closs q
he nh 'nings the rain, which had been hrcaisnlag
Tor somc 4 me, came down In heavy STYLE compeilinS
he ssIInsx fthe game. The score IL ~ foilows:-
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

j. G. a. g. W.. Turkey Clubs.
closely contested game Of base ball took place BE-
tween the above named clubs Tuesday last, on The
grounds Of the United States Club Third avenus and
sixty. nh Streets which resulted we'll earned vis-
tory for she former club. The following the SCORE:
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NEWS Fall IsaIslSs .essee;,,

A detachment Of men under Command ef LeutenAns
wilson of the Fth United States artillery, was sset
this afternoon BY General MIA 70 Cansy Island 10 srsct
camp and prepare quarters for the reception of de
tachnen Of the Eleventh Un,sd hAiss infaasu. vhich
u nov In New yort.
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The expectation movement FOR the week amounts to
about million and half Of which the Perelre to-day
takes out $500 020 the City OF Paris $l10 tho Her
mann, s33 500. and the Allemannia, $4,000 The ship
ments Wednesday by the Persia were 1925, ,S04 and
those of the last thirteen weeks will therefore, compare
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AcIyR.

ss.,s io.si,T r.srss. D. SrsissraAi; ciyas ~:
struck oa,-Mcrsnd, !; r. Kelley.
Left hases-Langcy 1; Wander werkenN2. RoGors,
.ston, !; W. Kelley, L. =
horne of the Mutual Club. Tine Of game one hour So
wenty.hye minut<s.
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The price during the week has not risen higher than
150h except Monday, when there were few trans
actions high 1914 The following table shows the
highest and lowest quotations for each Of the last six
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Champion vs.. Iadependent and Ravenwssas.

The champion b. B. Club. Of jersey City, played thrss
matches during the past week. with the following
suIt:-champons. 26 Independents Of Brooklyn, Q;
Champions, III Independents Of Mott Haven, -;
Champions 60; Ravenwoods, Of Long Island, IL ne
Jersey boys making In the three matches total Of 1o3
runs TO their opponents 33
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;. n 81 Total

Time OF game, three hours hve minutes, after which
both clubs proceeded the OF the Turkey CLUB
whore a splendid collation. was partaken or
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey d'isy.


A.. rv.y .,..,- AGENCY OFFIr-SUsf EcrED SwlyDLE-
For sevcra, ,,c,,s pas, the newspapers have tcemd
with IN N sclf-constituted agents, who
held ou, 70 poor greeusorns me tempsns DAT OF hne
situations by just giving call Are was 'nen
but tho situations seldom or nsfN io'''oor,li.
For mos, among these brokers VAS ~. wilson = ",
Wilson being known. bot tho ca. x'r Company ~
mystery. The ONCE at No. l46 Greene street. VS.
terday morning crowd Of oircc aceATs assembled AZ
usual but outside Of doors for tho sAe1cy oice "as
r3,ee s.a;inn, whore some curions rec 'iatons
made. Two mon paid twelve dollars end hat,
dollars each Tho ieo at rat would be onl, two dol
lars but when tho willy broker up The daz-
z.ng picture OF situation just for candida ie tne
poor greenhorn mado sul.r bopussn the
hope TO he at Inst relieved fom disapointment ator
wandering perhaps without mploy for weeks .foor
servant girls had been repeatedly swindd OF mA en-
as i've dollars The lesson conta ned tho forcgoiA
may serys as warning to uns.spccne individuals whs
ia.i,ns so treachcrou5 and deceptive.
BURaLARus-Latc on Friday afternoon party or rob-
bers entered tho house Of Mr. George Mason Of
South Seventh aad Grove Streets and red building
OF clothing jewery and money to the value OF about
s25O Boxes, bureaus aad drawers were broken open
and the thieves had fine time of IT, while eBtire
family absent Singers saloon in Hudson street.
also broken INTO and robbed Of cigars whatever
stamps we're in the drawer OF the counter This is the
sec"nd time tho latter store has received such sit
within the las, mouth.
SINKING TuGBoAr.-rho stcamtug Tontinc, OF
Cox's line, sunk while lying at the dock OF tho Morris
Canal pier Friday under circumstances similar 10
that Of the seamtug the North river We ks ago.
Tho water turned and, through neglect allowed
To continue running until tho boat flooded. All tho
parties aboard had time TO escape Men had bcon
poyed yesterday TO raise her.
Huckensacl6.
DEsrRrcrv, EFFECTS ruE LIGHTNING In tho
midst OF tho thunderstorm yesterday the lightning struck
the barn aud ouhouses Of John " Banta the juno
ton and the contents, comprising corn stock &C. wcro
totally consumed. Tho storm RACED violently in this
quarter. Within hour after the above occurrence
tree tho railroad. about miles above the juno
on split through, and about twelve feet only OF the
trunk left stand ng wag who seated In the
steam observed that the armies Of tho ethereal
Potomac mus hare been motion htherward under
cover OF heavy batteries
Union Hill.
A ROCK SrLr TX LicarisG-RaiLaoAD 0F-nucrsD-
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, during the
thunder storm, huge rock torn asunder by the
lightning and ponderous fragment thrown on the
rvad blocking tho passage Of the horse along the
track Being OF too large dimensions remove at the
the passengers transferred to tho
ing down, which returned 10 wonhawken At the time
the the boy who had charge Of an extra
team o. horses 10 assist In pulling the up tho hin
Knocked ssnseess from fright than elecrici-
ty, as hc was not materially injured
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-day.

Services TO~00ys
At st. Auns free church, In Eighteenth street, near
Fifth avenue Rev. Dr. Gaaudet will preach at half past
seven NJ and halfpast three p NJ, the latter service
for deaf mutss and Row. Foster Ely at hafpast ten
n. and quarter 70 eight p. M M
Rev. VIM p. Corbtt pastor Of tho Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church. between First and Second
avenues, will preach to-day, morning and evening.
Services will bs held morning and evening, in the
Memorial church, corner Of Hammond street and Wa
verlcy place, Rev. G. Quennel the rector, officiating
Rev. DR.. Deems, OF North Carolina, breaches this
morning in the chapel Of the University, Washington
square.
Rev. James B. Dunn, pastor OF the Central Presbyte-
ran church, will preach in the church on Broome street.
morning and evening" and at Palace Hall, Sixth avenue
between Fnrtyrst and Forty second streets, at four
o'clock Z. H.
Rev Dr. Howes, Of Hartford, will preach in the Broad
way Tabernacle church this morning
"Tho Messenger" s s. Snow, will preach In the Uni
versty, Washington square, ut three O'Clock this after
noon on "rhe Coming Terrible Doom"
At the Church OF the Resurrection Thirty -th street.
Sixth avenue the Rev. Dr. Flagg tho rector will
preach this Sunday morning al half.past ten O'clock
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, July 2s, lsoa
First Sc.sIou-rl,HO A. N.
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knck knacks from every cmo and pretty women were
resting hcrc and there In the downiest looking chairs
visitors but simply bent her graceful neck waved her
small hand and smiled to gentlemen.
very spirited conversation being carried on be-
tween tho Princess and ve lady visitors my entrance,
and the subject continued when seated
1--WE were talking about the present fashions whilc
Alone said tho Princess with none Of the stn reserve
Of prScssuse, the purse proud haughtinoss OF
porpesse; and have all bu, death TO the last
novelty win you Join with US In tho anti.fourrcau
motion2
II do not admire the fourreau,r answered; but -
"Ahi madame exclaimed at least four voices 'pfcasc,
NO COMPROMISE; you surely will fourrcau.
~ do not know that but am confident you all will,
'Ti'' exclaimed ono, ''look like belle under the
Dircctoire, neverf
az IKE my great grandmother undcr The nrss en-
''0r, ike walking mile stones |" put In third
ssThe fourreau will be mcdined,n I said, mildly.
sHov q fourreau look wellYv asked the Princess
"pamelas were modified and turned into lambalcs,"
sssy, dear little lambsllss, 70 they werc" said all in
chorus "And fourreaux Will indeed look well, con-
vnued
Let US take plain white alpaca for instance and have
cut like your robes empire from the waist downwards
though shorter and the widths must widen towards tho
s but an ovekr and shall be trimmed all round with
two rows Of cuny each side OF marrow nser.
ton Thea have plain white alpaca pcttcoat made,
Ny idea Is that pepum jacket with this, high
chemisette both trimmed with cluny, will Be elegant
and the height Of fashion"
"Ahi but that Ia not the real fou,rcsun insisted ono,
s'and therefore u ls supportabe want 10 boar Of
fcareau made 70 look nice, and st retaining s csAd
OF genuine uglincss That Is what am told We are 70
get into NEXT winter
"Slce and ugly How can that be, Comtessc'" or.
Al this moment Baron de Somebody was announced.
10 went through the three evolution. -trsw rp s'r
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The mportat.ons OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending July % compare follows with those Of
the previous week -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16

victor Hugo.
A pleasant anecdote about Victor HUI
COS habits is told at great length in the
'.Petit Revue by neighbor of his, as
long ago as l84S, when both had chamb-
ers on the Place Royale, and occasionally
met at one Brassier's, barber and hair
dresser Of that quarter:
"Going in to be shaved one morning,
said: well, Monsieur Brassier, how is
business to-day? Excellent, sir, excel
lent more than l can attend to. Balls
and parties everywhere. Here, you see, is
q list of thirty ladies whose heads are to be
dressed between now and evening" Drop
ping into Brassier's few days after, /
asked And how did you get on with your
thirty lady customers the other day p
Don't speak of it; couldn't attend to more
than half of them, and lost dozen or SO
of good customers, all because of Mr.. Vic
tor Hugo But how did Victor Hugo
have anything to do with it !? why, this
was the way of it, sir: Five minutes after
you left, in he came and seated himself in
this very chair. put the napkin about
his neck, and was on the point of putting
my brush to him, when, suddenly waving
off my hand. he cried out: wait a min
ute.' And with that he took out his pen
Gil, and began filmbling in his pockets for
something he did not find. Then, all at
once, seeing sheet of paper on the table
there, he took possession of it and fell to
writing. In spite of the hurry was in,
was willing to wait for him to finish but
he, without paying any more attention to
me than though | had been at the other
end of the town, kept scratching on, stop
ping now and then to bite the end of his
pencil. Write away, said to myself, but
if you can read it afterwards you are a
lucky one. It was a horrible scrawl, sir,
you may believe me. And they pretend
he is great writer Then l said to him
respectfully, when are you ready, sir 2
In second, says he, and goes on with his
scribble, stopping for a minute to look up
at the ceiling, and then at it again I,
meanwhile, you understand, with brush
and soap-cup in hand, ready to burst
Finally 1 ycnturcd to say beg pardon,
sir, but am extremely busy to-day o.,
busy, are you SO am |, and with that he
got up and went out. you have forgotten
your hat, SIR said L., why, to be sure, )
says he, with smile, and clapped it on,
and went away without being shaved
Now, boys l called to my journeymen,
you have not minute to lose you will
60 straight to the addresses give you.-
The list is here-but where is the list p
. What have you done with the list p 1T
was on the table moment ago. said one
of the boys. Are you sure 2 Perfectly
Will you believe me, sir, it was on the
back of that list that Mr.. Victor Hugo had
been writing and he carried it off with
him all covered with his quail tracks, and
that is the way he lost me my thirty custo-
mcrS. 81
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How IT is DoSE.-The way to make the
local columns of a paper interesting, as
well as useful to its locality, is for every
subscriber and friend Of the paper, when
anything of interest transpires in his neigh
borhood, to report the facts to the Office of
the paper. Many interesting items might
be reported in this way that would other
wise be unrecordcd, as the editor cannot
see everything that is going on, or be all
over the town and country at the same
time. We hope our friends will act upon
these suggestions, and aid us in keeping
our readers and the world fully posted in
all that is transporting around us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16
DIR. SEELEY'S
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Women govern US lot us render them
perfect the more they are enlightened, SO
much the more shall we be. On the cult
walton Of the minds of women depends
the wisdom Of men. 1t is by women that
nature writes on the hearts Of men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16

According to the Bulletin, an abolition
newspaper published in Memphis, the ne
grocs were to blame in the late Memphis
riot According to the Tribune, an aboli-
ton newspaper concern published in Chi
cago, the whites were to blame for the
Memphis riot. Which lies?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-05-16

As flowers never put on their best clothes
Tor Sunday, but wear their spotless raj
ment and exhale their odor every day, so
let your life, free from stain, ever give
forth the fragrance of goodness.
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X1ZENz2Z1

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Ifyour sweetheart writes you an insult
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For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01
MARRIED,

| At St. PetT's church Aslltabula, Aug 22d, by
| Rev Johnson A. Brayton, George Harley, to
Fanny, youngest. daughter Of George Holmes,
all OF Saybrook.
The cake accompanying this announcement
was delicious, and the Rinters wish, in max
ing the acknowledgement, is, that the bliss Of
the parties may be equally So ..a..
In Ashta6ua, on tho.2Sth day of August, by
Rev. J. n. McGiffert, Miss Susan Parrish OF
Ashtabula, to Andrew Leonard, of jackson,
Mich.
In saybrook, on tide ,25th of August by G.
Walker, Esq, Miss LaYira Z. Stephens, OF
Geneva, to George Jeiiors, of Saybrook.
In Jefferson, at the residence of the bride S
father, August 2G, by Rev. L. G. Farley, Miss
Mary Jane LOOMS to Robert Ghent, both of
Jefferson.
In Austinburg, on the 23d day of August, by
hey. h Nane Miss Alice Hubbard to Ralph
Andrews, all of Austinburg.
1.-THE American House, Jefferson, August 30,
by A. 4. HouGhton, Esq, Mrs. Caroline Smith,
OF LenoA, Ohio, to VIM. Burlingame, of She
field, Lorain County.
In kingsyille, on the 23d day of August by
Rey. L. 2. Warren, Miss Margaret A. Bovee,
Gilbert F. Hingley both of KiDgsvle, Ohio. to
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DIED..

NOTICES OF DEATHS, FREE; oDrruAmEs, HALF RATES
In this village-st the depot-on Wednesday
last, Shubae Mory, aged CO..
Ia Plymoth, Aug. ~, Of heart disease, Han.
nah G.. wife of John Horton.
1n,Amboy, August 8, OF consumption, e. NJ
al. Capron, aged sS years. y
In Saybrook, on the 22d Of August, Iexa A.
wita OF Jason Parmeloe, aged so years AMI
days. h''''' ~'''''' ''' '' @e'.5 7'Ss.s .,.-
Dearest sister thou hast left US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel; sf.
But It's God that hath bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

GEN GARTIELD will address his fellow citizens
OF this county, on the afternoon of Thursday
next, on the Fair Ground in jefferson No con-
sideration TO attend need be urged, as the favor
able hold of one member of Congress upon the
public heart will never suffer him to want an
audience, whenever he shall see fit to make US
q visit