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H/0METliiNG new ! have to tell you,
- Which NIL of you ought to know
~ you want to buy goods cheap,
u TO l.. Bettman's you should go.
He keeps Dry Goods of all kinds,
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window blinds;
All styles of Cotton and Wooden Goods,
From Baby's Stockings to Ladies Hoods.
His Clothing is very hard to beat,
1t wears so well and fits so neat:
You will find Beaver Suits and silk Cravats,
All kinds of Pants and Skookum Hats.
He has Cndershirts and Overcoats,
Which he sells for Grcenback Notes;
Gold and Silver he will take too,
And sell you any kind of Boot or Shoe.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Matches,
Oysters, Sartlines and Dooflatchcs,
Tobacco and Pipes to suit all hands,
And good Cigars Of various brands.
Saleratus. Starch and Doorlocks,
Cotton, Woolen and Mcrino Socks,
Wallpaper, Washhg-powder and Soap,
Umbrellas, Raislns, Syrup and Rope.
Yeast-powders, Pickles, Candles and Nails,
Playing Cards, Hoops and Watcr-pails,
Willow baskets, Brooms aud Rice,
Wines, Liquors and Allspice.
Salt in ;. 10, 50 ar 100 pound sacks,
Trunks, Nalises aud C&rpei-hags.
Crockery and Glassware of all kinds,
Notions TO suit all nsinds.
ne viii trv sra Fi>4se ves ~rIr-
hath ~ :. belesAls zza L<tail--
s4n are 80 fr-zma. a-rxas
les -ss rze fhmS a ~iE So
usrszrsa- $50 - l-s- a. ~
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s0- We are indebted to Capt. Finch.
of the steamer Eliza anderson, for usual
tavors.
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Sold Everywhere!
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
DRUGGISTS,
SAN FRAN CTS co.
August 10, 1867. 40m3
sale Of Town Lots.

DURSUANT to the ordinance of the town
of Olympia, relative to delinquent taxes,
will, on the
Fast Monday IN December Ne,rt,
offer for sale at public auction the following
iowa lots, in Olympia, upon which taxes are
due and unpaid, viz:
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PULMONARY SYRUP
EEDiNCTuy co. Agents. saa Frsueis
CO.
March -. ise7 2e:lv
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A1rtl -. l~s- .sls

NApA~E y. 7. THeH~roN, the great Eng,i>h
Asirolglsi. Clam ant and F.s rtatstTican, who
nas asfuLl>iicd the >cIeuiIhc classes of the Old
World, has located herself a liai>nf. y. \.
Madame Thornton posSr>se- such wonderful pnWers
~ second sight, e. enable her tn m7art
knowledge Of the greatest Importance 90 the single
married Of either sex. While state Of trance
he dcineates the very features Of the person YOU
are to marry, and by the aide an instrument of in
tcncc power, known as the rsvchomotropc, guar
antecs produce lic-likc picture Of the husband
or wife Of the applicant, together with date Of mar
riagc, position in life, leading traits Of character
&c. This is no humbug.as thousands of tcstimon-
als can assert. She will send when dcsiied GER
tilted ccrhacatc, written guarantee, that the pic
,urc is what it purports to be. BY enclosing small
lock OF hair, and stating place of BIRTH age, DISPOSE
ton and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will
receive the picture and desired information by re-
turn of n,ail. Al communications sacrcdly conf
dental. Adire,, in confidence, MADAME +. J..
TmoRxrox, =. o. Box 223, IIuds IL, n. Y.
April 20, 1867. Oily
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In S"aItown-
Lot No. 3 in Block No. 81
!, ,, 3, !, 30
Part of 5, ., 10 IL
JOS. H. kELLETT,
Town Marshal.
Olympia Oct. IL, 1867. 40;td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-27
FlsTc CAgslvil Ar rHs sgwfsY tgssIss.

"Syi the b'hoys had hlsh cid time OF II, you nav
u.. o," assisting last rish al he Old povsry thes,r
Joe CoY5rr and Tom Alien, two OF our most noted
'sporte" 20 bsnoat lie "nusssrsv commence 81
packing tee hoyse q, sn early hour and vhsn ste BEL
rang tia enri,n up the galleries looked like vt ssrc no
OF herring boxes IN Shisa human bolnss we're packed
away 70 s.,sm'nT ernn, Daring The spsrripg sghI.
tlicns between che ''sssauec" gsnusmes Who tvo'd6
.sssed fer tie oesasion" you'd es rather dIcG, TO
determine which side OF the 0ouss was tho auditorium
and aoh toe portion Sc, apart ig the performances On
tina whole, the bhors were 9uis feAsonsbls 10 Their
depcriurert and but one rough aud tumble 1shi took
yscs 4. the dre rclc snieesds,tto The Sham battles
Of TIE rns on tho elsse. thc inpromptu muss a. ono
"fel.srs what ks 10 Trs, preei" as sea by ponce.
map, psf an end u tie row ID few
2iapisfi Qrdw aslp6 rSr9NA betlinps
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Rsgst,s Of the hudson Amateur Rowing
Asetricts.p.

Tais Important saaai.s even, vii Taxa ,sse o, the
isia q september next II promise, 70 so,!pse any
tfins Of iss kind TIA, too cseus % N.s York hsv.
Ger v1irsssse Tsss are ten cluss a. pfsc.ss repre-.
:east IA TIE siscalsoa several, 10 .isi IN this city
Albany. Ssrsrs, Jsrrsy City, H5bsssn sas yonierr
Ersesrrs "a n. .gsrssss f,sr hapi.oa sns,.sr
osgs-sE.
ssss.d sAs Gsy pters psspi:cg, ,a,e wiz b. four
rz---s'1si. ant eocs'e scuba * c.rst ont.
ricgsr Elss, sad harses FOR ar, a, sni sss care
In lie ala cared ovtf.sfes race, wh!.b 70 10,
tse CLsmpiors1ig OF the alton there vii
ertsr TIE Ais,Gn.s, GulcS saf C,lrtss,. Clrh,
cfEs- YORK tbs Atlantic, OF HsNc.es an1 the Mutual
~ Aitsoyays a. ire fret sus.s r,vns c-evp m tss
coNrtrT. n this rf-s esch o. rs rprrg c.sv VII
rscciTe eisEsst sold esblg-Dsis usts lie slC OF
Br,.zdsf Ge7sSG Lloyd AspiagsN.
~ iss ss-ge rsco tsers VII ant.-tfs y.yArisv AZ.
iaEiie. CoiuSbiS tsisr,s Eod.an ru.d ard i'eyon
Ciuta Nors c' tse c1a'ss''rS metas,- n ire othtr
raccs riu 20 SLOWED to pull L tts IT, r-iy,, .rsa
srsdsc &c sst % co!cs ara costly rs Of silver ,ns
sins OF NC rhemss 4. s,sssri, o. this c.,y. lie
ea,r~ ~ is srslo All coueis ssgil F,,s nnrls.
IN tsss c-sseS vii be a. ProrTiss ia ss % soi UNIQUE
~ cOnsirGetioS
Tic oac.ry o. sno rsscsis,oa are aasnS great osors
r'rdsr inis agusiic costsri tao tzss dIs, OF ana
ieni 5oAng ever vigssssd the vstsrs % the Bud-
son ho course via be. as usual OF tas Evtls1 Fsifs
Eoh1asn
rrigsdss Genera Lloyd lspln~sli Thomas T stewart
sai .'r,i ". Cra-su VIII ~ - Judges MAJOR Gen.
saI Sler-neT snser VIII or late a. referee and Ma
ho.nsn WI rres'n' the gr,rss 10 re slcss9fpl esm-
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The Horse Fair Mt Hartford.

nAVIkOED, IoDnL August ~, 1901.
To-day the third spd last Of the exhibition OF the
Hartford Horse Association The weather nne, tbs
attendance good and tho track 10 excellent condi.
ton.
At eleven o'clock the trot commenced for matched
ana fancy matched horses, to wagons, one mile and
repeat The appearances Billy ana Plato, owned
by cnsrd Hocomo, of Bloomfield; Belle aud Dnge
owned BY g. Q. Colt; Kate and " line. owned by J. +.
Spragus; Jim and Charlie, owned by c. w. Edwards -
all of Hartford Mr.. KoiCo'nb Son ia, nrst premium,
Of $50 and Mr. Colt the eecond 500 rhe other entries
were tllstanced. Inc beet time Ilado vas 30Ix.
There were three es for tho i've mite trot to
harness, as follows, Mack, nod by F. Raxsor Of
Norwich; Brlstol,Bi own by d A. Winston, Bristol,
X. /. Honest Abe, owned by Georss P. Carpentsr OF
Hartford H.ck won On 1880 the hrst premium Of
In the class OF gentiemens driving horses IN harness.
for horses which have not roted better hsn 2i0 mile
hsats best three in i've Jerry Donovan OF Hartford,
Brsndywne; ". Smith, Of Vermont, entered Helene,
snd A. Goldsmith, OF New YORK, entered Sorre Han,r.
2l2a5, the second N 242h, and the third in 2:slH.
The st premium Of 800 given 10 Lady Shs dan,
and the second t*S0j 70 Sorrel Hunter.
The next exhibition of running horses. tv, miles
and repeat IA. L. Downing, OF Boston, entered Major
aahan 'Iho%as Weir Of Boston, entered lawrence
Lawrence Boy appeared only for exhibition, aud not
eligible for the premium aajor won the frs two heats
first premium Of $40. The second premium was won by
Irene
In the class Of genlenens driving horses which had
not troed better than $50 in pablo. ncss bast
in three four ectries made among which we're
Andy by J. e. lawrence and Bay Br..on, by " liam
y. smith. Bay Brit,on won in tNo sraigh. heats.
Tine, 2:49K aud 2:s9 Bay Brtton took the first pro
MUM or $75, and ANDY tao second $40
The class OF trottng horses for the $1l00 purse di
not cH causing much dsapp oini rnent to largo
number present Mr Goldsmith of New York, with.
drew his His objections that Lucy aud Lsdy
Thorn owned in part by and trained in the
etab.e.
The association then offered a discretionary prem UNI
or $780, but neither party disposed enler Lady
Thorn aud Lucy however nlsde display Of their
ting qualities around tho track.
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IN the parquet who had sighted representative Of tho
softer sex whom he happened TO know, deliberately
ths direction where the feminine sat- and then sang out
Hi Sal Say, 70 that your" But before the lady
managed 50 fight hH way 10 front sea. in the gallery
whore representatives sob de- cuiad suasion" usually
ST. cried out o ySS jest dry up jim AM II.
Individual addressed ss jim, ef YOU arc high guesa
I'm low JACK" whsreupon there arose general laugh,
The "stars,n light and heavy OF the sP R., we're in
troduced 20 the audience by very good pstured and
certainly unnecessarily otcious master OF ceremonies
who seemed particularly anxious show on his powers
mixed good nature to his wordy explanations, but
presented himself 10 make speech With pressing
Invitations 10 cut II short, "wind up" "put his head
in bag &c. When Bin Ryall and Rocky Moore put
on Tho gloves the excitement commenced earnest,
and in three rounds in which they "showed or they
encouraged "to in and win by their admirers
'Say BILL you jest give Rockys sweetensr the snout
"Eie can't do II; II amt in him." said another. "li
jest he, quarter thst Rocky kin COOK the Ensshman
in less tnan ten nnu.as.n "oh, you dry up,' cried
lsrerf" Sure enough, the crowd the stage, who had
constituted themselves "commt,es Of the whole TO
20 be tapped and placed upoh Of The tables the
stage, and who Pete Morris and Mike Cobum-who had
o ho Gn .as Ss es sscn Ss
'swigged" the contents of their mugs a.
II it were part Of the entertainment Morris
and Nike Coburn were succscded BY Jim Dunn
aud Dooney Harris, who exhibited Considerable
science, sparrn1 with oaso and crate. Doonsy
received the wort punishment II such II may be
call d. and their friends we're satisfied. On taking OF
the gloves and reiring tho OF ceremonies pre-.
paraory TO the event of the evening" the presentation
OF tho gentlemen 10 whose bshai the complimentary
testimonial was given, made speech which the andi-
enjoyed hugely and ntorsrded with pointed
his partner Allen olIersd and commenced their grand
set TO-" II WIS very far exhibition OF puglism and
nothing more s, A. the end Of their fourth round the
ended the grand dtc carnival at the Bowery last night
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sup9EEr Cnr9T-CHsYef7s.
The Board or Audit The Motion for Injanc.
lion Ucntrt--The Opinion.
Bs,crs Jcsso BARNARD

BsioTs Jc'so BARNARD
JsAss r. Sae,lg7oa a. r. 3. Connolly Conpiro, e. fc
J. sph q Tayaua'. IT,, 81. CAsgney H. DTep, e. al
ghe following opinion yesterday rendered By Judge
Barnard on tie nation for In .ncon to resraIn the
Beard OF Audit frou sudtins Adjusting claims against
the ci,y Of New York -
whatsyor may bo the force of tie obicc,cus urged 10
the oore'itutionalty OF the aci in queson RI !! inis
which cfosts ard defines tao p0 Ur the Board Of
Aud TO be unconstitutional, In all s Iars, gsilt do
SEQ how tho palniila or The cit zeas Of New York
city car be damaged By tho boarIs proceeding,
less tie supervisors lend tnsr AL Ia carry the
act Dy ctyog ~ cncees TO cover the expenses OF
The Board and tho cf ths CLAIMS reported bv 10
10 be due from tho o.r Hone Of expenses OF the
Bosri OF Audi srd OF the claims covered by IL,
cai be pad except out o. fund directed ny tta act IN
question: TO be raised for that purpose cT the Board of
SupeTvsge rsfcse 20 raise the fa-d ", however thay
Improperly procaed rsSs thu fund land IL the ia
Unconstitutional tho soting on tie roper Of the Board
OF Aucls 1eald ~ inpscpssl, thea, Il iuJory would
Of caayisr ze. lava OF 1894 For sno,nsr reason tns
Injunction should be disgov0i. Uriess the provisions
Of csct,on 2, Or chapter t05 OF laws 1884 applies
the pia.nli.s clearly have no sanding court
ras proylso.s VI tia, section oplv ei,s . remedy
10 bshal OF azps5sT. & Dog'ber Of the Com
rscn Courcit or supervisor szaiust the Common
Council the Srpsyv sors: there Is no remedy given
against nueh blty 90 tie Board OF Audit. have not
deemed It necessary a. ths r:sgs Of hs proceedings TO
Iss upon TIE various questions that have been raised By
Should tsscns necessary. these questions can DO met
scc decided. At present. IL coa,egLsnce oi the inter-
position OF the technical objection before passed upon
would Be anticipating THAT which 10 20. properly BE-
fore me, soi would no, bind tie pa,oe "a would be
anticipating tast which may n,vsr arise N,,isH for Al
lriccCti,n denied.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tbs steamer Osceola, Commander Foster, from ~
Crox the It'll ins., via Key West the 18th and
Fortress Monroe the 25th arrived at this port yesterday
The following is q list Of her onices:-
Coamaafa-J. p Foster commanding.
Acting Vo.aaeer Lieutenant and Exclusive 06cSr-Gs6b
r. Durand.
Acting Master and Nduigct5Y-JRmes G. Green.
acttnD Aasters-ChRrles T. X. Wappenham and Q. n
Rockwell
Ea,isas-Norman Mcleod and Georg, z. Thomaa !
ass d Assistant E1gia sr-Ed~Grd kersha%.
pcyfaaster-Jsred Jones, Jr.
Eigi1kcrs-Acting First Assistant James p. Rush.
Acting ecoBd Assistants. George 4. Lowe, II. c. Bye,
Acting Third Assistants, James G. Veatoh, William ~
Holland
Ma Ell 3. Butt, A. T. Jennings. Edward Doolsy,
james I. Pnnkett.
Coa,n.anders Clsyt-Wllliam s. Hudael.
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Atlantic w. a Plotted Nine.

On the Union grounds, Brooklyn, Y. ~, ye- e!6ay
afternoon, crowd Of three Thousand pcops IN.
sudiag larye numbsr Of laaios assembled to Win ~
game played between the champion Atlantic nine aut
eine Of ..rong players selected from tie ouhs o; Brook
Syn New York aud tho vicinity From the score given
bsov It viii 60 sSen that lie nne ssoctod such
90 give the champions much work a. they couli st
ssnd TO- Tho game opened handsomely and gave pro-
misc he eoto aai interesting contest, bri the cham.
pons dtisncod, ana their rdvcsssr'r- kori
steadily iacrGgnR tbs distance bsiresu them 20 lie
cad When, 10 tue eighth innings the Atlartcs raw
VIA, thsre We NJ cnnnco Icr them 20 make respecia-
bic ehow of runF they commenced tie childish rick or
playing Oh, aud chrugpg positions, with the evident
intenton CT e-caaG the Uof that they had not been
pisyinS ss well ~ tlcJ cosd from the toginnrs The
dodge 200 apparent. however ard comments upou
% were rether loU roT rew. One gent expressed him
sr'f 10 manner which aioaed plainly the feel nc
which pervrded ths crowd. The receipts were 10 90
given 20 Psarce. OF the Aiiantios, the raeA was
gotten up Toy BIS oeleat TIE oomre..or referred 70
we'li give Yeg quarter; bu, u you Yrcrnss rs gar-o
OF bail we want 20 hrraugsug eVoat ~ OK the
pcked nine u car sliy TO t71 that Al ID remarkably
vel IN tacir rociious S,sc' mar showing himself stl
~ be the "x3g PIN Of short -.crf: Ent 5vspdsl q.
nrEi, hoid evcry hing tAlj cane whla reach; Besrs
nsediarSd. Patterson, and rs ossrs Their duly
wel.
Mr. Hall Sc umpire d:d vt7v WELL re "a. cos. prorp,
and impartial tc. Unnecessarily severe oa mo p.ch,rs
Section xix OF tbs Eulss requrc. che unrFs warn tue
pitcher before celas bsla rr d.. DID aoi Wasl re
pitcher 81 az, bai sooes Cal on ths FRAT hail 20
~ hs dos.e &c DO sirlet sod Impartial tlt hereafter -
shstd r.nera5or The rsQursneaiS " tie rue L. Als
ssesrs hS I'D 70, vs.ch tho striker. housver, a.
SHARPLY OF his follow ufnplfce Co; that the
swo or taros who bad tie habit Of jumping forward
wien s.t...ns dlc % with nipGly. NJ. Hall hse ts-
nsr - o-rs'ul there ooo two irsgt chan
sls isscvsh .hch grow rnay como ,of 81. fsars 4,
~s "so slrAs" n sa3ud Do r1alHcei LAT FROM tae
ely o. kcrk paceSts no strike has oisa in-sr.e-
an the pub;lssts rofE Mr Prssdsst Go-rsso has cot
s~ acs'a'ssa' lac sofs OF the sene . ~ foilors;--
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sftnxl IEieeaAs 70 TIVE M2A9.
PrepaPasisns for tho Nationnt Hsrsc Fair NJ
Hanpdcn Pnrks Mass.
SPRINGFIELD August "a ls67


Happdcn Park, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD August 26, 1871
10 O'clock r. H.
The city to-nfh; Is crowded With visitors who have
come from all paris Of the country TO witness the nth
national exhibition Of horses which commences at the
Hampton Park 10 morrow, and continues Wednesday,
Thar.dsy and Friday Among the distng personB
who have arrived or are expected Governor Bullock
OF Massachusetts,; Governor Burns'de, Ex-Governor
sprag and Colonel tmasa sprasue, of Rhode Ielend
GDvernor English OF Connec icut Lord Monck, Of The
Dominion OF Canada; Rear Admiral d. d. Porter August
Belmont, LEONARD ". jerome, Simeon Leland, Robert
Bonner, Governor Fenton and Mr.. Cameron, Of New
YORK.
Premiums have been offered 70 the amount OF about
ten thousand dollars and have attracted the fair
OF the finest horses in Ills section Of the country
among whom are Empress, Lady Thorn, Lexington aud
otre r.
The Park has been improved this year to he amount
OF $i6ooo with now grand stand seating three thoIs
and ietsons, and fine music stand. The tracks, both
halt mile and mile, are in very fine condto0 notwith-
standing the recent heavy Toe entries OF horses
and Its are unusually large and fine, but do
until nine O'Clock rhe greA. feature the
day will be the grand hurdle race on the half mi Q
track, two mile heats for purse OF $780, elaht
hurdles, for which Blackprd Redbrd and General vii.
ams will contend
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asked him 10 hand u back when he did 30 he slapped
his elbows down upon his knees; then the prisoner
pushed Jones and the latter sspoed him In the faces ~
pushed him away again. Jones retreaied back and pu2
his hands behind him then the prisDnss got up sn\
started towards him then be pushed Jones again It'd
door, and when they got TO the door ne shot bin;
heard the discharge OF the psio rs the deceassd fell
he fell the hail. with bis head In the telegraph
ofce; saw the pistol revolver, 10 the hands OF th(
prisoner just after this did not that Jones had anY
weapon with him; Jones DID not ssem 10 be angry until
the time be slapped the prisoner In the face whom the
prisoner pushed Jones the latter put hand on his
ana twics said, 'God damn you ~ had retreate(
about eight feet when he nnS shot \
Constable bay, who made the arres-I found NOTHING
the person VI the deceased but small pocket knife
II In the front pocket Of his pautaoons; he had
hind pocket his hip but contained ony bills loos
and Q pooketbook; searched the isoner also, and
self cocker, shown has Ave barrels. The pistol
was taken apart and the barrels exsmnsd1 AL thf
barrels are loaded but one; Tie bod of the decease
was just ~ he had fallen when examired him. ~
On the above testimony the jury rendered verdieo
mat tho deceased, Theodore yones had come to biz
death from pistol shot wound inflicted by William y.
khtiey. On this finding Coroner Perry committe1
hrtiey 10 ail 70 await the action Of the Grand july
Tue oody OF Jones has been cohned. ana viii probably
iesve on the night train, Hudson City u
Aerselies, Sheriff OF Hudson county, N j., has takso
SARATOGA. N. r. August 70, 1851. :
Coroner Perry TO day committed Kirtley on o charge
Of fe!oncus and wul murder He left this afternoo2
charge OF officer to be confined in he county led
at ballson Spa there to await the actlo Of tho rsn(
Jury, which meets next month.
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MOCK fasssay psOcsssrs N pHlAusl puA.

FEfLADgtrHIA, August %, 1887.
eovsl procession OF frsnen carfcs.us,ng the prsc
nee OF receiving companies returning from visit 70
other elites came OF this evening Companies OF fan.
iascaie calling themselves Duster Engias Ne One and
HsH went I, Wilmington this morning wIso wooden
ensins. Returning tne evening the D1sssr we're met
by toree.ight parade formed By eight or ten conf
psuics ~'ih fancnu equipments aud mock apparatus,
made OF iegshsads sri lour barrels The parade was
witnessed ~ ,srgs crowds, and created much usfr
maj
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a Q u A TIC s


1he annual regatta CT this Ciuh postponed from Thurs
day consequence cf the unpropous character OF tho
weather, will take p'sce to dsy It promises 20 10 an
Interesting event ard will undoubtedly attract large
number o. gentlemen spectators The various yachts
viii tart precisely RI tw0lgo ococ& from q siasobult
OF lF. p HcCshan'S yard c: Sa,lsrEse. running over
= So ten tacs 10 uind~cri ana 70 1gr Masking
sTsop OF twenty rl.ss. TIE iud appointed are
Mso5ra Van Wade, Chester and Walt. fhs following
yschtl embrace las erlT!es:--
Ei.-rsg., xsg
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Union, OF NorplsnnIa. We. Active, of Newark.
very sharp and ,ntsrestiDg game was peysd ysstsr
day afternoon u Newark between tae unons' Oh MOT
rssnia and the Aclves, OF Newark. Inc isuer .
young organisation and . very p'ucky one sad " Iss
,,,. s..son has made for hssn a good record. The
non Club uays considerably better than In the pame
rh ths Athletics last week. and The friends Of the game
s,nTass bs desire that the Unions and Eckfords who
viii play to-day Brooklyn e. D. will not DO a. they
hays been dong lately bat that hey may give, they
can good enjoyable game The score OF the game Of
Yesterday 10 az OllOws:-
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,1ys, in o a a. g. en- 10. A -, -
sf msss ~. F.rsu.,r. s-as. eui-v,s,, ~
left on bsss s--0syIs, I; Crane, Ntrs /; ksrn, q,
1e.ilsar. L. R.ssn ToisL q srAne.i, a. LET'S =
Naoiiarrnid, I. treisi
T. Total frs,s, > 'vfsnisil 3; Psnsron. J. Bs,r. !
tos ay o.seaes-xsl, !; chsri. 3; Leason 1; r.a-s.
Eopi tsasa .sscs.s-isns J; zssiein, fetal, 5. Lea.
Ycited 1, frat tasssy f.rruspn 3; osirn, Crate,
Lstsn, T. ro.afH Charles n 6tcctmsn 3; Patterson.
9ssns !. Total, W s..coat-scgusen, WIS Ioisi
Patterson, N Reans. = fo.ai a To hoine-ualvin, },
fcuched between bases ~ Cr,ne y
Doyte g,srsBy Ferguson crane, % Calvin, escshs
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COURT CtLESIss--rN,S eAy.

strssn Covsr, csAsBsss.-Sos. las, Ia isi, iis
III, t;s, lso, is1.
MAnss courr-Ta!st rzsx --Nca Oh, 81, "a, rs, 76,
q, 70, go 81, s. &C. 30, 90, 90, "a.
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ssssTRATlrs IN SOUTH ciss,ISA.

CsAgtssIoy s. C., August 70, 1851
The total city registration up 10 this even
ass the whisss22l1 c0iored, 200. rhe total Of the
s',y tos sssts skss Iss rlHss 0,'ss; esorsd a2e'&
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Maodta rrnd. beans atoehman 70 sv1nceI from 'Sh
abort ealehins Grace ani Als
Score-s-Mesers Monk and o1Vsh
Vnpire-Mr. Hall. o. the fc-l-io.
1ims-OEe hour and fol- ~. Eve minutes
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CaapS AND WEATHER.

WILMINGTON, n. C., AuEus. 20, 1867
Immense quantities Of rrn have fall dur ne The
last rev days. The effect the crops is not definitely
knoSn
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BASE Ball Match as Hampton, Va.
FoRrREss MONROE, August "A, 1867
An exciting game OF base bali Was play cd near Hamp-
ton today bc,vecn the Kccoushton Cuo Of that town.
and the Yong A'ancs, OF his place. The game stood
20 TO a. one run being IN favor Of tho Kecoughon.