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New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
MATCHES THIS WEEK,

More important matches are set down for this week
than have taken place in any week this season on
"wednesday the Union OF Morrsania and the Eureka OF
Noya,k Dlay at Newark; and the same day the
Mnuais and Jefersons play on the Union grounds, ana
ON Thursday the Atlantcs play the Ecdord upon the
same gronnds on the same day. the Actves play the
Rose Hin upon the College grounds at Fordhan game
to he called at p IN.
OPENING GAMg or TIE MUTUALS.
On Saturday the Mutual Club played their first
match of this with the Independent Club of Brook
lyn The game terminated by the rain before the
conclusonof the fifth innings, the score standing. at the
close of The fourth 70 TO in favor Of the Muuals The
ful nine was ont with the exception Of Zeer for whom
McMahon was substituted DOckney last year the tchcr
of the Athletic has lately joined the Muuals, and VIII
further strengthen nine already strong enough To ne
placed among the most prominent aspiraits Tor the cha
pionship The score of Saturday was as follows;
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
SInTTIsII I.ANEa

THE CURRIERS' IN CONVENTION.
On the 2Gth inst. the Curling Clubs OF the United
States To hold Convention m this city AZ the nall of
the NewYo Cacdunian Club ln SulyaEst, the object
In Wow being the organization Ot national association
Hitherto the maioriy Of the Curling Clubs In this country
have been paying allegiance % the Royal Cacdonian Club
Scotland but The minority prefer to be governed BY
home organization The grand International tourney for
Scottish games will take place at JOncss Wood on the
18th.
At 10 a. III. this day the Paterson Curling tlub are
to have The cornerstone Of their new Clubhouse EId
aud the II, curiugp0nd. 40 H0Xsrys Lake, dedicated
An address 10 Dee delivered by Gen. hONsey, through
whose heraity the curriers' ~ Paterson have been pro
yided the dcsrb!c spot which they are 10 ocd
icate to-day The Paterson Club is one VI the strongest
curling clubs ~ the United states.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
Announcements

BANKERS AND OTHERS ought to understand
ptysognomy detect the when he attempts swinde or
deaad expert read another at glance and thus be on his
guard how read NEw PmYsoGSoxr SIGNS % CHAR
ACrFR manifested through Temperament and External Forms and
especially the human Pace Divine with more than 1000 Illustrations
By We In large voune handsomely bound In muslin $5
heavy calf marbed edges $s Turkey full gilt SO
TnE TRIBUNE says admirably printed and proiase illustrated
and probably complete Hand Book the subject the
language WELLS No 89 Broadway AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

LEE LITERARY AssOCArION.-The anniversary
meeting Of this Association held on Friday nt the
Third Unversalist Church. The President Dr. Ice, de-
lvered an interesting address Ia numerous assembly.
after which oratons pronounced by the members
The officers elected were: DR. Lee, PrcIdcut II. L..
Church. VicePrcsdent j. CrOwc Treasurer; aud g. W
MacVey, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
AMERICAN WATCHES,

The true Machinery applied Matchmaking that b,
its Watches rapidly .iat they made eor.al,
Very people know why waem watch superior to an,
other In the fr place atwatha the Watch regarded only
machine constructed any machine mechanics. p.
pa The Factory tran machine shop III.
principal than upon machinery Il
make watches sshe, good macAner,
good or there mrstbe aect the principle @ Of
the movement mistake the size. shapes Of the pieces which
composed nothing wanting their properties and their
positions These points Thoroughly settled regard each
par. Of every variety Of watch rests wholly With the maehne,
constructed with infinite le'eg Of form and function expressly
for the purpose to produce 6ashc pieces The method es
shed in every department dapheauon parts by mechanical
means and this the system the thorough sub
division Of labor
By Of multiplying gauges and microscopes tests nd
inspection detection cutting tools and hu.
accompany the wOi every stag,
from beginning result the Watch goes together
perfect machine Every part is found to Ct properly place
Every pin may be pushed till puche and TUNED hom.
Instead sluggish feeble the balance under prss
Of the ghtest handspring bras With vide and free motion and
the beat has ringing sonnj always
wslhsm Watch The machine is imekeper from the start
Th, system Of Matchmaking unknown foreign
entirely original with the waham Company The Company
BY they produce eualed every qoa which
makes watch valuable Simple in plan and correct principle the
movement only beautifully finished absa al accurate and cheap
uaom the nutest details not easily damagsd easily repaired
and when repaired slwaysss good as new.
There are dseen, grades finish The differ varieties Of watches
made BY the wahan Company there tt and shapes
to suit means every Watch hi bears the genuine
Of wALrH.x' guaranteed 70 be good one aud nc"
hndl need be afraid 20 hnE H.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

POLICE UNIFoRM.-On and after the 18th INST, the
Metropolitan Police will appear Ia Summer Uniform OF
blue flannel coat and pantaoons. Panama hat. white
gloves. and black nccte during the day touis only ana
except upon raIny days.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

ILLNESS or POLICE CoMMISSIONERs.-Mr Thomas
C. Acton President, and Mr. John g. Bergen, Treasurer
Of the Board Of Metropolitan Police, H. the latter
seriously Mr. Bergen has long been confined 10 his room
and unable attend TO his duties except when te Com
missoners have at his house Mr. Acton stood a his
post suffering acute pain from disease Of the Kidneys
until Saturday afternoon. when he went home ANA to MS
bed He was attended by Dts. Frclgh ana Mott Judge
Bosworth aud others visited him yesterday and found
him improving and hoping to be at his desk IN the Police
Central Office to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

REMOyAL-WHEFLER g. WILSON'S SEWING
sale let at No LA Broadway corner o
Tweuyyhst Six cotton needles sosP o 1c Operators sent
ao hmiIcs j. r. ELLs formerly 939 Broadway, o
Twenty second
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

TIE B,RNUM EsrVE-rhc rcsdcnc Of p. 7. Bar
mum at Bridgeport was recently sold ~ private aalc to
william Reed. esq OF this city. aud not TO the Hon John
Mogrlsscy. ~ has been reported.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

real be removed by extensOn counsel also Oh
iectcd TO the item Of $4,000 for surveyors iees mr
Dean counsel the Commission, said that the items
were made mp in accordance with the fees established ny
law. The Coanty Clerk took the papers and ADJOURNED
the hearing until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

DEATH or A VALUED OFFICER.-On Saturday morn
ing Sergeant George II. Webb Of the Ninth Precinct
Police died at his residence, No Banks Of hcmOragc
OF the lungs Deceased has been for many years past
connected with the Police force. having served success
syey IN the Second. Twenty rst and Ninth Precincts
He able and efficient officer, and as such com
manded the confidence and respect Of his superior officers
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

STEAMSHIP SANTIAGO De CUBA.-iesterGay morn
ing the Santiago de Cuba was owed from her anchorage
near Bcdloo's Island aud lifted the Balance Dock,
where she IL To la repaired
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

THE Doc LAw.-Fron the 18th day on June the
annual Dog Jaw goes into operation Al dogs found
runhng at large without being properly muzzled are to
taken 10 the foot Of Twenty third s., East River where
they to be kept for redemption, o To be drowned
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
From The y. Y. Tribune.

"The American Watch Company II wihaw Mas', established II
1850 grown proportions which nte to rank an"ag he
manufacturing enterprises Of America The quality Of these instruments
has been thoroughly tested by minute comparisons and The result
decidedly IN favor homemade the imported
duty Of watch to keep good time Its other uses are
decorative subsidiary The simpler It's mechanism the more trust
worthy and the which Watches are constructed
the American Company very perfection oi simplicity
important question is that Of the relative eosines Of European
and American Watches appears that The advantage Of eePne''
also with US price not excessive but sneeD'o
he an object any purchaser The virtue Of superior durability how
ever one which oagt well considered this regard American
instruments viii al other, Il has been estimated that We pay
Europe year watches ani Ike sum for keeping them
in order Az doors watches Manufactured at less pnee of
better quality likely dodee and arranged that
injury by violence the ehspy and eIpeioo be
repaired
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

TIE CHARITY FAR.-IhiS day june 00 had been
announced az the closing one Of the Catholic Fair at
Union square. At meeting OF the Managers held on
Saturday evening # determined to keep il IN session
until Frldsv 80 ihis week
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
1vrrrr.r1Nc crrr,lnNY Ar rArrnsnN- \. I
CITY ITEMS.

WHfTSUNDAY AND PENfECosr.-Ths festival was
celebrated 10y tie Jews during yesterday and the accom-
panylng exercises will continue through this day.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

AMrsrNuNTs RECEnTs.-Dunng tno nrst four
months of this year the receipts of Barnums Museum
were sss7 81 OF the Broadway Theaicr so,st and Of
the Bowcry $J52so l6.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
ROWING.
THE ROWING CLUBS.

The Schuylkill Navy Regatta which is to take
place at Philadelphia on Thursday IL attracting con
siderable attention among the rowing clubs OF this city
All the rowing clubs Of Philadelphia will participate ny
the regatta and several Of city clubs have received
invitations 10 take their barges and crews into the cOu
test Among those who have accepted are the AtalaDn
Roat Club Mr. David Banks. President This club VIII
take on their Dared barge the regatta and VIII
perhaps hand in the sport IL s understood that
several of the clubs viii their barges all the distance
10 Philadelphia. This long pull will certainly test the
capabilities Of some of our amateur boatmen.
LONG ROWING TRIP.
The Atalanta Boat Club of New York, having re-
ceived an invitation from the Schuylk Navy Of Phila-
delpha to visit that city, have accepted the same, and
will start to morrow at o'clock q. from their boat
house az the foot of Chrstopherst. The Atalanas will
row the entire distance in their eightoarcd barge EX
celsiOr and 20 through the Delaware and Rartan canal
They are to escorted by the Hudson Amateur Rowing
Association Extensive preparations have been made
for the reception Of the Aalanta Cub IN the quaker
CIV.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

FUNERAL SERvICE.-On Saturday the funeral of
the late Dr. g. r. White attended at the Presbyterian
Church, Twenty fourth-st and Madisonav the
monies being attended number Of the Fellows OF the
Academy Of Medicine.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

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knows kALTH MANY PEOPLE DOUBTED irs EFt"
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PACK 46 PER poLEN. % CENTS SINGLE BOTTLE
SoLp a DkuGGprs PANTY GRocERs AND Al
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

stop that noise, and save y0ur oil cloths and
carpets b the patent RUBBER CnAR TP which can be had at
No CourludtsL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

The EIGHTEENTH WAEp MARkEr.-lhe Mayor mas
approved of the orrance creating $4,000 worth OF m-
kc stock ior the erection OF market tile Eighteenth
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
ITEMS.

The Detroit Base Ball Club. with prascworthy en-
terprise has arranged Base Ball Tournament, which
will he held at Detroit, in August The games TO be
played will extend period Of two weeks Prizes TO
The amount Of 81 900 will he offered and the organizers O
the tournament are desrous that the prominent Clubs o
New York. Pcmsy yNana, and Massachusetts shall con
tend for them.
In a match between the Potomacs of Washington and
the Montceos OF the University of Virginia played IN
Richmond Wednesday last. the latter Club won III
game of five innings by the enormous OF III 10 l5
making In the third innings the enormous sum of - runs
4 closely contested game for the championship "i Con
necticut between the Charter Oaks and the PcquOts
suited al Norwich Wednesday in the Of the
Charter oaks by "a score Of p To %.
A match game between picked mines Of the Continental
Hose and the Lafayette Hook and Ladder Companies was
played at Elizabeth. Nj yesterday resulting In the sue
cess Of the Continental nine by total Of C5 10 is
The engrayeTs OF the American Bank Note Company
defeated their rivals of the National Bank Note Company
at Ivmgton yesterday by score Of 80 TO 20 In game OF
siN innings.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

PERsoNAI~-A Il. Rangabe, the new Minister from
Greece and Gloon Rangabe his SON. are at the Bcyoort
House The Japanese Commissioners ono Tomog0rO,
Gnno sinnodeo Tsuda senyo. and Ishikawa Kioan. r..
Chiffon and Gov Sheplcy II Maine. at
the Metropolitan Hotel Gen. Butler. and GEN \. L.
Banks Of Massac chusctt the Hon j. NJ Ashley OF ohio.
and Col J. T. shelly East Tennessee. at the Astor
House. The Hon. j. a. Collier, BnghJmton; the Hon
VIM schlry OF Baltimore aud Gen Kent Jarvis OF ONO,
are nt the St Nicholas Hotel Capt Hunnit ~ Russia,
ana Col H. Anderson, ohio, are ut the rum Avenue
Hotel Gen. g. h. Crawford. Philadelphia, ~ at the
Albemafle Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

THE Holy LAND EXCUESION-The steamship
Quaker CITY, Capt c. G. Duncan. left her dock foot OF
walst. on Saturday at o'clock, bound ont tor an eN
clrson TO the Mediterranean and the Holy Land. OF five
months DURATION Will 80 passengers, tho list oi whom
las already been published IN lHE TRIBUNE. Two steam
tugs, with friends Of the passongels ou board accom-
baulcd the Quaker City far the ROnI'r ShJn hnd
after bidding all on board hearty goodbye and general
exchange Of coHgra' laions the tugs returned To new
York tine Quaker CITY remaining during the nigui at
GIaycscnd bay, which place she will leave for Europe
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

Cuuncu.sr. ENTRNsroN.-1he bill of costs in the
matter OF the extension OF Churct was presented To
the County Clerk Oh Saturday evening Mr. Anderson,
In behalf Of the committee of the opposition to the
scheme objected To the following items S3O45 Tor e"u
fees i2sT GJ under the thauccry Fee bl Tor max
ing up reports aud other services thls item Includes
three sets OF reports OF 20 volumes each with ooOcd
maps VI the Q lots ~ be assessed and e SECTIONS VI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

Umpire-Geo Flancy. OF the ExcclslOis, -
ScoTers-Messrs. Iartshornc and Mcdonnell
Fly balls caught-Mutual, 3; INDEPENDENT
Foul flies caught-Mutuai 4; independents =.
Foul bounus caught-Mutual, 2; Independent, T.
Passed balls-Peck. ?; Jcwett, o.
TOUR OF THE ATHLETICS.
The Athletics start fro:n Philadelphia at o'clock
this morning TO play a series Of matches with thc
stronge,t clubs of New-England. Dining at the Mef
chants Hotel at p ~. they will leave New-fork Ter
Boston via Fall River at y. M. ON Tuesday they cX
hbit their skill Boston Common in contest with the
Eon Club the champions OF Maine on Wednesday tiey
pay the Iaryards who have lately secured the cham
ponship of New England and on Thursday they meet
The Lowels Friday Is devoted to game at Hartford
with the Charter Oaks the champions Of Connecticut
Although the Athletic nine not considered az stig
ms they were last season their friends sangune tat
they VIII return 10 Philadelphia without losing trophy
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
From TIE v. Y. Times.

"AMERicAS wALrHAS w,TcEysTtis country has reason TO be
proud Of splendid specimen q American operative genius and enter
prise That revolution io watch manufacturing OF the
or no one the operations Of the Wathsm 70
tabmeut a. Just about oneh The
cos, Of imported moycments-be the unn reliability o the M
chine made give them advantage over all Others
uhereyrnovn poor epece o she machine make will be " rare
good Of hand make has been hsre'0F FOR nj.
ehiuey arbitrary Performance and make perfect article
as, as easy az that worthless 7. viii be cause Of eorgaai
ton il this hghly useful at-rpss shall have the effect u
driving out Of Of trashy foreign articles a
tmeLeepcr. BY furnishing excellent ard economical snb'ate
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

CROToN AQUEpUCr Observation-Disclosures OF
CoSTR,CT.-On Saturday the Croton Aqucduct Depart
ment opened proposals for supplying the Department.
with Cfoton waerpipes, castings, &c, &c The contract
was awarded to benjamin A. starr agent of the camden
ron Works. Mt the following rates:
supplying i00l casion pipes ~ Inches Internal dsmeT
so 10 per loo feet 't ron ~aerrpe, y n'a' internal
2OOD fistTJu water pipes % ntht l
,erna meter III per foot 1900 feet east iron water ppe' inches
internal s foot, 20 uns branch cnngs Y" ~ Per
tun ~ catngs $50 10 per IL un s"peocA boxes
and o,efs. AyU I'D per tnn. . ,,,.,
Mr. Stars suIctcs Messrs. william Mnrhead ana
Is. o. Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
From The y. Y. Herald.

I'VE notice with esre. rtns ,he EIpO.On) the absence Of
specimens Of AmeueaR nAnat4cae which although only oomPH
ure, d recent birth among already producing results o. the most
satisfactory character The Watches Manufactured BY the Nahm
Company certainly far a. strength durability and e'e'ne
keepers concerned good anything produced BY the ff'Ie
sr - manufactures"
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AUJC,TID.E S q Z E S.

OOMMTSSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
I BILE REAL ESTATE:--By virtue Of a
aecrea of the County Court of Alexandria coun.
~ Va. rendered at the March term, 1867, Of
said Court. in tho suit Of Michael German ard
vie rs. Elizabeth Vogelgesang and others, the
undersigned, Commissioner therein named, will
on SATURDAY, the 23d day Of March, 1867
n, - m, in front Of the Mayors O1tlce, in the
city sf Alexandria, Va, offer for safe at public
auction, TRACT OF LAND, situated on the
south side OF Poors House Lane, in the county
OF Alexandria, Va. (Hear the Ioors House,)
and containing FIVE ACRES and $5 poles :;
the same being the property of which Daniel
ogelgosang, died seized. The improvements
on Ssid land consist Of new t"e.story fi:S#
BRICK DWELLING and back building; - azEz-
stable, Sc. The terms sale, as prescribed nI
the decree, are as follows: One-thlrd OF the Purr
chase money to be paid i'll cash on the day OF
sale, and the residue thereof in two equal install
ments, at six and twelve months, respectively,
from the day of sale; the deferred payme1tS to
bear interest from the day CT sale, and to DC Sc
cured by tho bonds of the purchaser, with APP
proved security: and The title TO DO retained u''-
iii tho whole purchase moneyis paid.
ALBERT STUART,
Commissioner oi Sale.
rs Possession Of the property vii! be given
US soon as the forms Of sale are complied VIII
I,
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WAITING FOR THE VETO.
THIRTY-NINTH.

THIRTY NINTH.
+" Why don't it come? I've watched affair."
Bythe solemn light of both sun and star,
TIL nv eyes grow swollen With wrath and wo,
Waiting for that tormenting VETol
I'm aged and withered, perhaps I shall neer
Have another fair chance at my policy, mere J
I'm waiting and writhing before go,
To knock the spots out OF that famous : H'o'
II strain my old eyes, UP the long Avenue, :.
And shake in my shoes, lest cant pun IL
I'd give nv eve teeth (if had one, you know;
TO only get hold of that tardy VETO
,l,va done nv work we'll, since I had my own
And ,"choused' honest men of their right to Say
"a: nay; r~ ,aEsa
And now but wait for one last yengetul blow,
And vet it don't come-d-l take the NETo''
SOUTHERN LOYALISTs.
why don't it come? I've waited long,
70 catch the sweet notes Of that capitol song :,
rve listened and strained ear, because well
know
There's money for HE, III that lovely FEro:
- want q fat Office, and nothing to do,
But lecture the freedmen to vote the true blue;
I've soft sosped' EN- we'll, and l tAsnh they
will go
l We lived long enough to be more than AN,
And now is my time. sir, to bear OH the palm
Up where came from, they could not see it
so, ~ .'.
But TN try it, down here under Andy VETO !!
Heighol Southern Loyalist E-buttered sides
up!- ,-n
Ard the imported stock may sit down, soon,
and sup, ~ ,,.
1T the gatiue' expense, if the 'niggers can GO
Aud vote as I've told e1n,-d--n the tardy
VETolD s-.----.~-.,- ~. ~.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBER.
FERTILIZERS. &c,

rUANO REEDS AMM0NLATED Sc.
SE PR PHOSPHATE or LLNE-Th best
sI,perpao =phGte yet offered to the farmer, pos
ecHsing XII tho activity Of Peruvian Guano, onI
being !ar more durable in its effects
Itcontaina p large amount Of anlnla! nat;@5
in q highly concentrated form, which, comoinad
With its soluble bone phosphat" oflime, esnnoI
fail TO render it very valuable 4s & terti!ize:.-
Notwithstanding We believe il 10 be the 5e;.
srlper-phosphuto III the market, yot, by pro.
cess peculiar in its manufacture, Thereby !lo
expenses are lessenod, we ere enabled - sci. Il
very low, with = !ibera! discount to desiar'
u. ELYEIDGE &: CO., Sole Agents,
10. 4, South WhHrye:
..t4-,J Alexandria, VI.
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