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PRIZE FIGHT.

Michael Ryan against Barney Duffy
Sevebsy-seven Rounds IN One Hour and
Seventeen MiHutes-Ra BAD By che Police.
Especial dispatch TO the STAR
CLKvkLAsp, OHIO. Nov s5-nichaei Ryan
and Barney Duffy. Of this city. met in the roped
arena within short distance of Berea station q,
fourteen miles from tt Is city At II o'clock thi
forenoon, agreeseiy to articles OF agreement
signed some two or three weeks since, TO fight
for hfty dollars side. The pngilists Tough,
a rounds, lasting one hour and seventeen min
utes, when the police arrived and brought the
MIL 70 SUDDEN stop. Ryan fied in his ride
costume, followed by most OF the crowd and
Duhy and several others were arrested. duffy
%ss dIeadfuily punished. Ryan had scarcely
marx on him. Aaron Jones. Jimmy Elliott,
and other well known pugilists, besides q
crowd OF spectators Numbering several hun
ored, were present Jones said IL was the
gamest battle of the Kind he had ever seen.
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Horace Greeley on impeachment.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl

NRw York, Nov. 2e.-The Tribune sditori.
ally says: "The whole question Of impeach.
ment must be considered not as party policy
but as National duty. Congress must emf ter
into this invee tiEatlon determined to shirk
from none of Its responsibility. There IL no
Law more plainly written than that which
prov ides i'm pea chment, and IT 10 the only Ia "
that stands between the country and dicta
torship. We cannot imptach Mr.. johnson
because he has left the Republican party. Ii
be has been merely such q President as
Mcclellan or Pendletcn would have been
then Impeachment Is q political menace, and
amounts to nothing. On the o'her hand, II
the evidence warrants II We N uet not refuse
to proceed because perchance we may lessen
our majoTities in the next election. Let there
be NO passion in the matter. The precedent
We make will last for all time. The Federal
Executive Once 10 necessary TO the harmony
OF our eystem. and II must not be rudely as.
sailed. We have not yet seen evidence enough
to make up our mind In favor OF impeach.
menf, and We shall wait ana SEQ what NJ "
ev idence has been obtained. -,-f
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Cholera among Mississippi Negroes.
r Especial Dispatch to the Star.l

LOUISVILLE, Nov. a6.-The Vicksburg Herald
OF the 18th, reports he recent appearance OF
Plantation, near Mill .ken's Bend, La. The
overseer went on. DR.. Daily was summcned,
nnd found nftsen dead. He went to General
Peckr. the neixhboring plantation. for assis.
lance. The negroes refused to attend until
supplied with whisky About one hundred
negroes were on Buckhorn Plantation Ave.
sixths OF whom died Within three days. The
diseste Is attributsd to eating nsh taken in
large quantities from low, muddy streams.
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OHARLssToN, 5. c., Nov. &c The impress
sion Is almost universal mere that owing 10
lack OF the requisite majority OF registered
voters the Convention will be defeated ia
South Carolina. Sixty.two thousand votes
are required to ensure a Com aud only
25,iOo are known to have voted in twenty dis
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Arrival Hone Of Isham G.. Harris.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Start =

NAsBvrLLs Nov ee.-Ex Governor Isham
q. Harris. who left Nashville on the approach
Of the Federal forces In 1861, returned here
Sunday morning. He went directly to the
0ov<rsors who recetved him kiudly, and
alto led hins 10 depart 20 his home IN Henry
county. on eiv,ng his parol Of honor to appear
at the Federal court In March next. to ansWer
an Indictment for TREASON. which Is pepdinR
against him. He left England on the 9Th. -
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Funeral.

Especial Dispatch to the STAR
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26-Tne funeral OF
Obief Engineer Lyle will take place on Thurs
day, and is to be attended by the Fire Depart
ment in body, with delegations from 9th or
cities,
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New York MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. &c Flour IOal5 cents low.
err Wheat dull and dropping. Corn slightly
IN buyers favor. Rye quiet and steady. Oats
dull Pork Quiet Mess 5000. Lard dull
Cotton dull at I6A all cents for MiddIing Up.
lands. Freights steady. Rosin in rather bet.
ter demand at 50 for common
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

10y CHUIs 20 tue AssOcIated Press
Lon DON, Nov. 26-Noon.-Oonsols. 9tX; u.
:. 520s, 70K; Illinois Central. IS x; ErIss, as a
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-Noon.-Cotton duIi
and irregular; sales Of 5000 bales. Middiine
Uplands, sd; Orleans, Skd. Breadst uRs
tered.
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RlNAN NEAL

Money 10 In fair demand in New York. asd
the supply at 7per cent on call. 10 sbandsnt
The panicky tone Of the last few days han
entirely subsidized; but II has left certaia
degree OF caution in discounune opsrs-
tions, which 10 embarrassing to merchants.
There As still much difficulty in nogos
tiatinE even prime paper, and few names
can be passed st lower than eight per cent
Yesterday gold was excited under the pros.
pect OF the Judiciary Committee reporting in
Iavor of impeachmen Mt, but the i'm portance at
tached TO the prospect was measured by an
advance OF less than one point II beng dee med
highly iuprobabl. that the committees report
viii be acted upon.
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Fatal Ni,ro.slyc.rine Explosion.

nv YORK, Nov. ga checking explosion
nj nttro-fiy cerine occurred at Bergen, n. Y,
about four miles distance, Yesterday after.
noon Nine persons were killed outright, Ind
a number Of others in iured.
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IndietmeSt 81 ysha 8. and Geo. D. Wise
fer Asssuit sn z. a. PsIiapd.
BALTIMoRB, Nov. % John s. and Geo. u.
Wise wefe yesterday presented BY the erand
Jury TO assault with intent to kill Ed ward
Pollard.
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"IHK LITTLE BAREFOOT" drew fine house
at the Nationai Theatre last night, and the
play Will be repeated this evening
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M FL hJF ULIIAN 81 ILDINU ASEUII.
US ALTON.
THE BEST ASSOCIATION FOR INVEST.
hENTS. AND THE CHEAPEST AND
MOST CERTAIN FOR LOANS
SAFE, CERTAIN, AND RELIABLE

All stoc khotders participate in the advanta, es
o. IN, ASSOCIATION No initiation fee is required
The lmltations Of the per cent. at which ad-
vahces are made prevent loans for purposes of
wanted NN' va"
Subscription Books for Stock in this Associa
to wit: fN0''
HORATiO BROWNING. President, 3J3 Penn.
syIy aIla ayenue; near Sixth street.
nue. near Ninth street
Il. " CLARK, Jr.. Secretary, 444 Fourteenth
street, near New York avenue
Certificates Of stock will be at once issued to all
shareholders.
Payments on account of stock will be received at
either of tie above named places until the next
regular monthly meeting
A large number of shares have already been IA
ken and persons DESTROYS Of obtaining stock should
come forward at once.
Irinted Constitutions may be obtained at any Of
ths aboy e named places
HORtTIO BROWNING, President.
D.. W . CLARA. lT.. Secretary no off
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INTERNAL REvKHuI.-Re eipts from this
source to- day were s4i3, 1920.
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GREAT INDICTMENTS TO CASH BUYERS
VI -
. The largest and most elegant stock If French
English. ana Domestic CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
ana NESTINGS ever offered to the public. being
determined to close out very heavy stock of
t.oods consisting of the above mentioned. and also
assorigIent of UNDERSHIRTS DRAWERS
tbs. HOSIERY. spd everything appertsining to
~ nth man wardrobe. which we are determined
to sell at price that defy competition
Call at 4 81 7th ST., next Markritsr's.)
JAMES T. WALKER.
no26-lw Tailor and Furnisher.
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WANTS.


WAEfEp-I nsedisteiy at No. ste y s,rr.'
aGiRL 70 do gsnes al house work. NO IS SO,
WAN1Ep-A wHIfE w0MAE, 90 attend %
W the dining room eai assist II the washing OF
,.,s ssniif csu" sls 9th street setsssn
WAETED-A stout, setfied German WOMAN
c., 70 cook; wash and iron in a snail family A
TT, preferred. Apply At s,tAf Office no .S-a'
DLIMBER wAkTED--NOne but q first class
ed hspS 70 GEO s'eeo usTSfr .?ss sTrn
avenue. M.
WANTEp-By = respecssblr young grri esTT-
w UATioN 70 do cbauaber work sod assist
s.;h;Rs sns u ma. fs.si t1s Gss, I At
gao West 10Th st. bet and n sts. 40 g II
WANTED.By the let Of pecemeer, BY az e1p,.
family and win MAKE himself r~uersIiy useful
shout the house Please sedress W alter :, Star
WASTEPeoA SITUATION :. seamssr.... ey
ss9 81 NIB, S &c Address for Is days
WANTED-s50s can be made during the win
W ter BY an tnterprising man. b. selling count
and rshs f2S
Real Estate Brokers,
w aBRicK HoGsE i Tnewly builtJ eossain I'M y.
eleven rooms Rent 81 ths low price or SIS per
Immediately at - 7th st. north. no ssa
WAN1ED-A HORSE and CARRIAGE. IN part
w pay fora small house OF good building lot.
Aiso, good pisno VIII be taken a. part payment
''' Ven .oe.'f SiiiTsciHELI 4 HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Brokers aud Collection Agents.
no5-3t Intelligencer Building. Room No 4
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AtN No. 3s5 nth
w st between l. and sts. WHITE WOMAN
to cook wash, and iron. References required.
WANTEp-AIurnished HOUSE, on The i.t- Of
w December, Of six or seven rooms. suitable for
a small family without children. Good location
required. Address II. R., Star Office. no 3 81.
WANTED-Bya Young Lady SITUATION a.
ing Machine. I inquire , " At r K. SMITHS. ON
green street, ith door above Olive, Geor eetown.
II. no 81
WANTED.-Any one having a GOOD second
w hand HAY PRESS to sell cheap can q nj a
purchaser by calling or addressing GORDON &
BRO, cor. OF 9th ct. west and st. north. % St
A fFAba SSS s ssT; /. 70 nm
himself generally useful during the wintar. where
bis services will lie taken for his clothes and board
and 10Th streets. no q St
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE. FURNISHED
w House must be in pie Asant locality, lighted
with gas, and possession given December Let. Rent
I5., Post Once nos,-Ias
WANTED-2, 900 YARDS OF DIRT. 10 se de-
w hvered on lot north of block t2s, At corner of
Adsrs. B RIErss ssscs$
Auditor Q Once. no2I-sts
STORE wANTED-in e good location; would
- take hxtures and stock II Notions If price aud
Star Once. no IL colin
WANTED-Nev and CASTOR CLOTHING ole
w GOLD and SILVER. or any other article Of
ker's Store of b FULTON & Co, sO2 9th streets
sSeER sRw fsast tSffHs Sole As sa for
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Nov. u, iSs7.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furni.h the following quotations OF Gov.
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MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA
TON LECTURES.

The Second Lecture Of this Course will be dc'iv.
cred in the First Presby terrain Church. on Four.
and a half street, Rev. DIR. Sunderland's, on
WEDNESDAY EyTNIN9 NEXT the 9th inst ,
at q before clock, BY
REV PROF z. u. HITCHCOCK,
OF Union Theological Seminary, New York city
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EOR SALE CHEAP,
tR. FULTON & co 8, PAwNBROK ERS,
511 9th at. near Pennsylvania avenue,
One PIANO.
One SEWING MACHINE.
Two Hundred BLANKETS.
New and Second hand CLOTHING
WATCHES and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
u.S-l2
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~ NOW Is THE ACCEPrED TIME.
~ BE D L d. =.

nFE0rIcE- All persoos hayiae ciaims
ststss 20 John BURNS, late seaman % g. Nsvy.
are hereby notified 20 such elsins
Fourth Auditor. within four ~ month"; s.cs. ~;
oste' srEPHBN W.fABOR
November 80, 1857 Hu'n Aui ,sos;
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w LECTURES for the benefit Of the NEW
m,hssIoN CHAPEL Of the FIRST Baptist Church,
tween U and II, on FRIDAY, the 2ofh instant, at
Ss 2. m, by Rev. g. W. SAMSON, d. ID. Subject:
SMltleriand, Mountsin Defences, Alpine Scenery
mountaineer Life: Swiss Confederation, Gene van
Cnnrch. CourS Tickets admitting a gentleman
and LADY, 81 Single DO. do. 20 cents no as sts
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YE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
S AND
LA DIES YSTER SALOO

nE- TRENCH CONFECTIONERY
W.
LADIES, OYSTER SALOON
JOSEPH IL. SHAFFIELD No. $40 Pennsyl-
Nania Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, re
spectfully announces 70 his customers and the pub
lie that he il prepared 10 furnish Oysters in A
superior style. Also, Coffee, Tea, aud Chocolate
Parties, Weddings, aud Families furnished with
choice Cakes, Ice Creams, Pastry, and all articles
IN the Confectionery business made Of the best
material and a. the shortest notice. oc Z BIN
%THE TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND
N TRUST ASSOCIATION will hold r, a
lar meetiI gs al p. Il. EVERY NIGHT uutiI fur
Their notice at their rooms, No. 6i Louisiana ave
nue. commencing this Monday nj ght. Books open
Tor subscripitns 70 stock and certificates Of shares
viii he ready .Or delivery.
WASH NGToS, November II, 1877
- e.. P. HOPKINS. Secretary.
GEO. SAVAGE. President nolI-tDec3
TMETR0FOLITAN b TLDTNG ASsOCI.
US ALTON.
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II eyivania aven ne enc Of tie hest lccsfseee %
the city viii be let until the Let Of ysnuary, -
Inquire ofNAGLE & CO., Aucts. nes
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

NEW EWYORk..................JuLY "a.
Steamship e Deanoy Gaye-on via Key West l0days, wit mdse
aui pas. % spoford, 1ile.ton 4 Go.
SLIP Daniel Webster Spencer Liverpool jane II md, 10 Morgan
Tinker Experienced eau and bead Winds most Of the page
Nchr Issac ilnkcy, Bird. Virginia
hchr. =. F Long. runurI, Virginia.
Schr A. Grant, Grant. Virginia
WIND-At sunset s. very light
BELOW.
ship Lorenzo from London.
Bafk Albert tPrcn }. To- G.. Luing Co.
Sma B. Bremen.
Bari stella from Bremen.
Jesse HhymHs, irun 6lace BAr, e. b
ScAr. Edth from Sbiclds, ~ DAYS
SPOKEN.
ArosioOk-bdg 25,e inst, lat % 10, lon "a TO- bsann "
NAVAL.
WasHrNGroV Juy he Navy Department has received hofma
tuila Lieutenant Conn ahlrr r. 4 bakt
sr,r A. Smons Ba g. H. the ~ Of May IN, oheers ana
crew are All The passage nom Rio Janeo NaA very stormy Al'
made u n LAY" .,.n,,-.-., D.. c.r, .
Mury commanding L. Augusta giving an Interesting re-
which sailed u company WIN lhe
,ntonomah the date ol their departure ion is coun
try I'M MAJ ad time " their arrival VI Philadelphia In thc pres
ert month during which peol they tnyera distance OF Io miles
vn res anl which incident 10 the 'oyage
pa,nr With the Official visits and honors when greeted
lie ote Minto1onah n European waters similar accounts o
~ have before appeared published official and other reports
DOMESTIC PORTS.
The schr Dearborn ~ this port reports
he ,.br Airlsr trinidad loading Tor NeNiorki Lucy w Aet
Ca Juan the Nth. loading
The Dearborn spoke on Tue ''u h"t Ne "Hh "'
Arrived blig Harry Bell Indies for baltimore With salt
BosroV Jur Arrived, br Ann Elizabeth from Sierra Leone,
and Ilale RON Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

losses in public and II extremely difficult for srage
10 gain access to what il called hstc'ss ehs
-,,,r,D, +bc Hon John NOrrisscy with the saio
Ilor which viii mark prosecution oi Ine Inavi
,',,I.iers Their dunes arc generally poor Heu'
Gd gre numbered by the hundred The wealthy anu i 49,
T,,,oI Iu.toUn sharhs have but few customers anu
~ - can generally afford their losses. At any Ia!c nv
influence Of trse latter is not so widespread a. IN VIC VIZ
,s ~ the small fy and 10 Is their influence Whch We
,Ist check whether succeed in destroying the gam,
hing business or mott! We believe that the mr.! sn -
h. tired Inv the Association to-day We nope tnat tnell
undertaking. may meet with every enc0uIaseleh', anu Gnu
that in time they may have the satisfaction o StSis %
pests Of the community against whON tDe TeIOineis e
nhnnt 10 NnlN
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

tine cost only s25 and is one OF the fastest boats IN
the harbOr.
THE COOPER ATIYE SOCIETIEs-At Mr.. John
W Farmers last evening Secretary Alngham received
30 new subscriptions to the stock Of the Second Union Co
operative Building Society making the total membership
f this oroenization no The NeWGO MOrkngmcnS Co.
Operative society Of which Mr. john Eassic is Presidents
and which intends to open cooperative grocery, VIII
meet an tuesday evening next, to nominate officers TO
he elected on the eth Of August Prof Deyereux viii lee
ture on sunday afternoon at O'Clock IN Farmers ist
operation
FOREIGN PosTAGE.-The following is a report
Of the amount Of full postage foreign letters sent from
and received at the New York Post Office for thepuarer
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

A CARp.-ln 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them. or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time. but, if so, their remarks have never
in a single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world and used
to do so. they nevertheless put forth great
exertions TO show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they yend are equal, II not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves. entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt to be misled by tl,ry representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly
and at fine same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
Just such a pen as Will exactly suit his hand,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27

1st 2d Sd. atm. 5th eth 7th sth. 9th. Total.
M9JIem M9yIEm'- / IC
Flys eaught-Harem Q. Mutual 10.
ont ON f0uls-Tarlem 49, Mutual 8.
ScOrers-Messrs. DOngm and Asten.
Umpire-Mr NandenhoH OF the Orentai Cluo.
Timr OF came-2 hours and 80 minutes
THE CONNECTICUT CHAMPIONSHIP.
The championship of Connecticut which lately
srd fro the hands OF tie Charter oak Club into those
~ thc Peouot is again in allegiance the New Britain
and Pe0not Clubs have each won game III q
me between the clubs was won by the Pequots
6y one run The second took place Thursday at New
Britain The Pequots had things pretty Inucn th9jI
ayeTs hv heavy batting assisted by poor fielding on the
irrt of their opponents tied the score on the elShl
iinT and added % in the ninth The conduct OF the
crowd is greatly complained of By the Norwich papers
rbuahle to the ruanism the spectators. The score
HF.v-
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
AMERICAN WATCHES.

The Machinery applied Matchmaking not that by its
Watches are made rapidly they made correctly Very few
Wahan Watch should be other In
Waham the Watch regarded machine TO De
constructed like other machine mechanical principles lhe factory
indeed little machine shop the principal work in which not
watches are good machinery good Of there must
be no defect principle plan Of the movement mistake IN the sizes
shapes pieces which it composed nothing wanting IN tnr
properties in their positions These points once thoroughly
settled regard each Of variety watch rests wholly WITH
the machinery with infinite diversity OF form and Junction. ex
py purpose produce the finished pieces The method etap
he the redupaOn OF parts by mechanical means
and carried the system of the most thorough SUBDIVISION OK
labor
By means of multiplying gauges and microscopes tests and inspection
the detection of wear tools and for faults and flaws IN steel OF
made the stage from beginning TO end
result the Watch together perfect machine Every part
found to fit properly place Every pin be pushed TIL pnc
and every screw turned home Instead of sluggish and feeble action the
balance even under the the ghte manspnng bas with
wide and free motion and has the clear and ringing sound always
characteristic of the Wattam Watch The machine tmekper from
the
This system Matchmaking unknown foreign countries ana en-
with the Watham Company The Company claim nat y
thew produce watches that equad for every quality which makes
watch valuable Simple in pan principle the movement not
only beautifully finished substantial accurate and cheap but UNIFORM 10 ne
mnutes details easily damaged easily repaired and when repaired
always good as -m -. H.
There are different GRADES of the different varieties Of watches
there different shapes to suit
tastes and means every Watch that bears the genuine trade mark
AAM guaranteed be good and nobody need be AFRAID to
buy it. - 49, ., m. r,or ,>r ,r1rr ,,>rrpr>
STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
For further information address the agents,
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
No. 1S2 BROADWAY NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF GAM
BLING.


BLING.
ThE Association is now fully organized, and
ready T. begin the campaign against the sharks Of society
known under an the names which are used 20 distinguish
the different grades Of gamblers. There are already 80
enrolled the books and the number OF active
respectable mechanics clerks saesInen and others who
have been y1ctms Of the gamblers art and de-
teTmlncd 10 fight the growing evil tl not he'll is left
in tle Metropolitan District The Counsel Of the AssOcia-
tOI Mr.. Nathan Nesbit, is always ready his Office
NOG Centre s 10 give gfdultOus advice TO those
cons ut him lHic cdilOu 20 losses al play.
one Of the who applied for the aid OF the AssOcia
ton Is plain overlooking man, who has lost between
and $1,000 iu the past year al the seductive
OF faro expect 10 regain penny of his for
tune wishes he an instrument IA the hands OF the
law 10 break up the dens u which many Ike himself
have been Fuined others men living small salaries
but who might I've men but Tor the existence OF the
hngdred nests OF the ;ng vice in metropolis, have
for years bern living from hand mouth their little all
absorbed week after week BY the nsatate demons OF the
gaming table These roo, expect redress. All they
Bsk that some means ne devised By whch u shall bc
rendered impossible Tor tbem % enter gambling den
They say that e fascaOB 20 long yielded TO- edBh0t De
resJhted. They wish 10 be dsbarTed IRON witnessing
game OF chance DO by the law but by the gambler ln-
set and DIS satellites This Ouly De accomplished,
fbey tlnk ~ placing Themselves In antaROns with the
N1rpcs, by proceeding against them in the courts.
We Dked the COUNCIL u tie Assoc alton whether he had
Az opes Oi beng able ~ bring the rich aud influential
o,, 1Ders ~ punishment
ZEE" he answered; provided we can get victim 70
,np SIN But the people who frequent the fashionable
Iambh VI bells aIe Not of tho class TO complain Of their
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
IAuuo1nesmentAl

A NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
With july lo illustrated rurSoloec,L JorRSAI commenced the
m ,olan. qusro page, and 20 ngrangs 81 womeg mon
isr, ora,-eaas ny oslon7 Phreuoosy, Psychology and Eh
hao Adtt-l C,gymsn, Lawyers. Physicians Editors Parents
r,eler. Artists. BusassfH Irlec everybody may read IL
pHl r.lt Only esus e. year NeTsHen have July AID
A..g.t r.r.,r, Ailrr,s s. g. WE'LL Blaltay, y !.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.l
DEXTER AND BROWN GEORG

DEXTER AND BROWN GEOkUE'
Providence, r. l., July ga match 1or
s25oo between Dexter and Brown George ana mate Oh
the Washington Trottng Park this afternoon wcs won
hv Dexter in three straight heats nI,ne 2:2Ol 222i
Oh "Wednesday ThTsdav and Friday of next week. when
0Q VIII ie f9m ced for by field Of 80 horses, eDIac-
ing some oi ,Ae best known TO the turf.