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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

THE NEw-YORK NEWS COMPANY SUED FOR LIBEL
ON Saturday Mrs. Catharine L. stWvesaDt wife Of
Theodore Stuyvesan lawyer Of this city, appeared be-
fore Justice Hogan the Tombs, and entered compliant
against the members Of the New York News Company fOr
having circulated In this city paper known as me nus
a.d PgHcc Gdcic the said paper having contained an
account Of the alleged finding OF the complainant oy her
husband I'm very equy0cal position with one lhohas
EOwran and that the latter thrown from WlbdoW
the apartment by her husband and some frlends nc
same papcr contained cut intended To represent ue
alleged occurrence The entire statement the complain
ant alleges he false. MI Bowran, wois the father
law Of the lady, made affidavit similar 10 the iady
and also lccng that the statement made In The Gdetc
Is false in every particular Warrants for the arrest ol
the members Of the firm issued by the magistrate
Later n the day, in obedience To the summons, MesSIs
George Ross VIM ID. Bancker, Luther y Lawrence, ana
Samuel j. Blood appeared before the magistrate In an
swpr 10 the summons. Messrs. David i. Rhoades, ana
Joshua c. Able the remaining members OF the hTul are
out of town and therefore nothing Of the complaint
The defendants stated that they knew nothing OF the ar
tcic complained Of They were merely agenIs for ule
sale Of the paper in this city, IL being printed ana php
shed n Boston, Mass The magistrate allowed then 10
20 on ther parole 10 await an examination, Weh hd
been set down for the 4th Of June next
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CRoP PROSPECTS IN NEw-JERsFy /

CROP PROSPECTS ~ w-JERsFY-With the
exception Of the damage done by the recent rains the
potato crop which is probably not very serious, all
reports from the agricultural regions of Nowesey are
very favorable AT one time ID was thought that the fruit
crop had been nearly all destroyed by the severe otd
but this not to DO the fact Of the peach bnJs
have been killed, but all unusually good crop IS Gnti9L
pa.ed tsandng I'm of the lower portions a
The state the early Strawberries killed bur g0c1
crop OF hi. fine fruit is sH promised Ench wear adr
ona land appropriated To the culture OF stra berries
aud the business proves TO be quite remuneratiye.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

New SALEsROOM IN BROADWAY.-Each season
sees new efforts put forth BY Broadway merchants -
render especially attractive their alesrooms and "a N
yto custom by elegance of the apartments wherein
their Goods are displayed Messrs. Joseph Burnett Co
o. Boston manufacturers OF the celebrated Burnetts
Standard Preparations" for the toilet and for the pasy
ROOM have recently fitted mp, under the superintendent
% Mr. j. d. Morse General Agent, depot and saesrO0n
at No 800 Broadway, in the finishing and decorations OF
which excellent taste has been exhibited Along inc
walls are ranged high showcases OF French plato glass
ret i'm framework solid birdseye maple, which j. re-
eved by ornaments Of tup-woOd and ebony. Inc nat
url color and e xtures these woods arsticaly
contrased and the fixtures and furniture Of the room,
cOunter-casos chandeliers mirrors &c are al in sr
good taste atractvely set forth the Prea-
a0ns" Burnett Co, comprising toilet articles pc
fumery and nayOring extracts while the Wh0lcsae ue-
pariment s confined 20 the basement below. Every Ia
cilty is afforded for the transaction OF the extensive
trade of Is house in this city and vicinity, and especa
reference has been had to the comfort OF patrons VINO
may visit the store.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PASSENGERS ARRIgED.

FROM ANTWERP, May 2O-In steamship OttowaMr and Mrs
Young Moot r. styles A. Bai;aNsh Magiaene H. Uhnand and
PROM GLASGOW May 26n steamship AcadaNsrsret Fndlay
WabuT,on Capt, John aud Miss Schmidt Capt Euee :
Kerr.
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b Tux TRIBUNE - .
SAS ERANCIsCo, May 2j.-A Boise CITY telegram
says that Idaho City was destroyed by fire the i7h
INST. All Manst burned. from Bear Run TO MOOic
Creek, including the office of Wells, Fargo Co.
IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 2j.-The furniture establishment
OF g. W Prior. the corner OF Main and siNth-,is
was entirely destroyed by fire this morning, and tie rear
OF the Merchants Hotel was considerably damaged The
total loss is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Of tho hOgshead, and he fell j" o,, "A boil-
ing sugar He was takep ~esWIu Ino - IL AMI son
vcyed to tho above 1nt as soon ~ PSn ~criJc.
of accidental Do ast;Iutl9n %h1Ic nv ,1.e M tive
aged "a years
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

THE LIBERALS METHOD WITH SOCIAL EViI~-Ihe
Rev o. b. rockingham delivered diseourse-the third
of seriegon tho social evils Of this city, in behalf Of
tho Liberal Christian Union, in the Third Unita'lon
Church, West Fortleth-st last evening subject; ine
Liberal Method with Social EVIL His preface was 10
notice the formation Of Liberal Christian Union tDs
significance which b should have by the usefulness 8noh
II promised It's aim was 10 accomplish social improve.
mont By liberal lie said Liberals method OF
social reform 10 deal with the evil itself which was
disease and not with its symptoms merely Inc nature
must regenerated change Of condition must De mao
and the method to act with the persng classes AZ
kind generous way, leaving all differences OF falth or
position aside The liberal method was to encourage ana
entertain the forlOrn and wreched, and eaten item IL
their most susceptible feelings.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

ARRIVAL oF EMIGRANTs.-Two thousand, two
hundred aud two emierans arrived in this city satur
day per steamers Etna, Hermann, and Ocean Queen,
and shin Ninnehala
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

SOUTHERN REIEF.-The United States storeship
Purveyor which arrived ut this port Saturday
and which left Here March as for Southern ports with
relief contributed in this city left 1867 bushels OF
al Savannah, and 1900 bushels at Mobile
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

FENIAN AKMs.-Messrs. John OMahony, McDer-
mott GO. deny the statements recently made through
some Of the city Journals, that they have contracted 10
furnish 90 the Roberts wing II the Fenan organiza
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

YOUSG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssoCIAuoN.-Iho
monthly meeting of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton wiz Boz held lis evening 20 No. To- FIti-aye.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Equal RIGHTS AssoCIAuoN-Ihe Office Of the
American Equal gts Association viii bo opened q; No
81 Parkrow Room No ~ on Friday, May 81.
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FIRES.
AT EAST CHESTER.
IN IDAHO TERRITORY.

The residence of Mr.. Charles Griffith at East
Chester, totally consumed ON Saturday nlghi Inc
fire the work OF an incendiary Loss, $1,000 lnsu
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

-DAY.-The Second Brigade Field Day occurs
today az last ESow York; the Cavalry Brigade At tie
came place, tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

FATALLY INJURED ON SHIPBOARD-CoToneI Cover
Yesterday held an INQUEST at Neevue Hospital the
bodv Of Brewster Conkling q native OF SmhtOwn, L.
The deceased was fret mate of the schooner j. Warnf
plylng between this port and Charleston O. On th5
53d inst while the vessel on her way down the par
nor outward bound she came in collision with vessel
at anchor and the backstay OF the schooner caught IN
the ibOom Of the other vessel Deceased attempted 20
cut away the stay, and while thus engaged the eye
holt of tie block 10 which the stay was fastened drew
ont and struck him violent blow in the face lie feil 10
the deck nsensble and in that condition was conveyed
TO Beeyue Hospital where he died on satuTnay even
mo NOT having Tegained consciousness during the inter-
val verdict Of death from conclusion OF the pfaiD
the result of the accident, rendered Deceased was
aged n years
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

Fatally BUKNEp.--An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner Cover ~ Bellevue Hospital on the body OF
Daniel Jannokcy who died from the effects OF burns re
ccived OIL Thursday last Deceased was employed IN the
sugar refinery 10 No. 3hO hOutlst ana On the Day men
toned assisting other wOrNnen to roll hogs
head of sugar up inclined plane. while so Engaged
the hooA h1 had la hs hand slipped from one OF the hoops
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

SUICIDE On A GERMAN SHOEhAKER.-On SATURDAY
morning Louis FeitDer, German shoemaker qusreied
with and beat his wife in their apartments in the tent
ment house No 17s East Eleventhst., and the woman
taking her children with her, left the house About D
O'Clock D. H. Officer stack Of the SeVenteenth Plehehc
while passinp the house heard the report OF pistol ana
on entering fhe house to ascertain the cause was td
that the report proceeded from the apartment oecpe
nv Feitner The door tho was found 10 be locked
aid on bursting it open Fener was found lying upon the
sofa entire upper part OF his scalp having been boWn
charged Deceased was aged 80 years. coroner Cover
was Yesterday notified TO hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

The COOPER UNIoN.-lt is announced that the an
nua reception Of the Womens Art Department of this
Institution Will he given the 10th that OF the Male
Department on the 3Oth both at o'clock on the
3ist at the hour the annual commencement will
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

LECTURE THE REV. DIR. OsGooD-The Rev.
Dr. Osgood will repeat this evening at the Cooper Inst
tute his lecture entitled Luck and Pluck" which he
frat delivered about sixteen years ago the Tabernacle
The proceeds Of the lecture this evening viii be devoted
Inc Inllef OF SOuihern MasOns.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Irving ID. Jones, boarder at
tho Manhattan Hotel taken III from billiard saloon
on saturday evening, unconscious and the servants
found him, yesterday morning, deaa IN his bed post
mOrtem examination made by DR.. Leo
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
TEE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

In Hilton these large cgoes of Black and Jspan Ts Tie Com
any are constantly receiving invoices OF the finest quality Of Green
Teas from tie oune districts Of China which unryad for srs
- and ielcacy Of favor
The Company selling the aLo7e ane q TEAS a, he
rf,,.sr --,rs.s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25c 1oc 49, best ioc pr pound no
saloons boarding keepers and families who arg gasnt
ties Coffee that article by using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DSNER COFFEE, which sell The pnos
per pound aud give perfect satisfaction
from 81 per pound by purchasing their
OF
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PRICE LIST.

oOLoSG. (Blacs) so, 60, 20, 80, 30, best ~ y n.
MIXED Green and Black so, 90, 20, 50, 80, best 81 H.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 50. 90, 10, 80, 80, sI 81 TO- TED
81 20 g n.
IMPERIAL, Green so, 90, 20, 50, 30, 81, 81 10, ks
81 rs = b
YOUNG HYSoN Green so, 90. 20, so, 30, 81, 81 10,
best 81 23 2 70.
UNCoLORED JAPAN, 81, 81 10, best 81 2J = %.
GUNPOYDER 81 25, bes, 81 so ? 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

FATAL RUN-ovER ACCIDENT-On Saturday after
noon Edward Greenwald, aged fve years run over
at the corner OF Ninthaye and Thrtyseventhst by a
horse and wagon driven by John Patrick and almost
instantly killed Patrick arrested by the Twentieth
Precinct Police and Coroner schirmer notified to hold
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

RUN OVER AND KIIIED.-On Saturday afternoon
Edward Granwald child aged six years who play
ing in Tenthave, near Thirty eighthst by
one OF Messrs. X Kennedy Co.'S arsapar1la wagons.
lie expired minutes afterward In ms parents abode
at No. ao2 West Thirty yoighths Coroner schnnor held
" Accidentally killed"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

SALE OF WISEs.-A sale Of wines was held in the
city Friday last from which realized moro thar
10000 London Deck Port, vintage Of 1884, sold for t
per Madeira, vintage OF ls3s for SO per Dur
Gordon Pale Sherry, vintage Of ls3s for $50 per
Carets sold for from sO 20 s2 per Hooks from 81
Ia Sl5 Some samples Of old Bourbon whieky sold fol
elO 10 fl7 per bottle.
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day sanitary nspeetor having reported upOn the nse- e.

day sanitary inspector having reported upon .no &C.
ubTty Of Rye and P0rtohester the Board bCcen -
pcIntmdent Daltons suggestion, ordered nat ="
OF be occasionally detailed to visit those NA"SoS'
CHOLERA IN THE WEST.
Sr. LOUIS, July 30.-Westen dispatches say
there were sx cases and two deaths from cholera al
arker on Saturday Sixteen cases OF cholera nad oe
Cured among the Kansas Volunteers at fors LaIneu'
The disease has also appeared among the troops
the railroad construction party beyond Fort arkel ana
several deaths from il have occurred IAeut'ooi'
NcGps wife died of cholera Fort Lyon ON the lgth
inst Lieut. Helm died Of cholera at forI lIlea vi inc
g4th inst Capt BoodgOOd OF the 3Sth Uheu oa,e3 IN
fantv h repored 10 have died OF chOieia Deyou foJ
TaTnSd while en route 10 NewMeAco fgther De1or-
Toe Catholic priest at St. Mary MISSION uiSu on lnuTs-
d igbt Of cholera near Ellsworth, where he had bccn
otendnc cholera patients. He had Deeh among iie rot
foSofois Indians II years, ana was much respected
tiroughouA Kansas.
THE MEMPHIS CHOLERA REPORTS.
THE Mcmpkis Bulletin OF the 9th denies that
,l,cre Is endemic cholera in that city, IL says:
The ureseut has been very warm one, and yet
m ne present time the general health O the city Is really
SccIent and the medical men well able 10 Judge report
hat there are fewer of sickness in Memphis than
sual AZ This season Of the year. There have been few
eases of cholera chiefly OF sporadic nature, within the
mast few weeks. The experienced medical gentlemen
domposng the Board Of Health did well tO declare at their
neeiidg Thursday that there is 10 epidemic disease Of
any KIND prevailing in Memphis at the present time. In
doing sO they simply expressed the belief Of the citizens,
and which they felt certain was The truth.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
BASE BALL.
INITIAL VS.. HARLEM.


These clubs played the return game of their
match al Mt Morris Square Haron yesterday two or
three thousand spectators present. quite number
Of whom were ladies' The Harlem ground II unsued
for ball playing the extreme left field being hidden from
the view Of the umpire by projecting rocks while the
right field s only reached by climbing hills and gul-
lies Aside from these draw backs the ground has IFS adj
yantaeca not tie least Of which is hill to The left or the
field which affords fine view OF tho game IN progress
and when ts sides occupied as they were yesterday
y the green foliage the scene b pleasing III the eNt
The game opened very favoahy for the Iaflt N cuD,
sharp fielding giving the Muuala blanks for the fTst TWO
puings whilC they themselves, by safe batting made
fgur INNS When the Muuals went 20 the bat 20 finish
the hrh inning, the score stood 10 y against
thcm hut this point the game took sudGcn turn
The New Workers got into Oldasioncd rtdk a. vat
ting and when the NTH inning was finished the score
stood IS TO 8. Encouraged by their good luck, They
did such good execution I'm the next two innings tai ~
the end Of the seventh inning they had scored 30 runs
BY good fielding, IN the mean tne tlcy had kept the
score OF tho IIsrlems down 90 ~. In the ninth inning
however. they ncded loosely aa 20 allow Tie Har
lens up tally Of Dne Tus-the game ending WIN
the totals 50 "a Martin Lo went in 10 pitch Ihun
beng sok was unable Ia use his left Grn, which he IN
iurad severely in the MutuaEckford game lie battcd
with hand but failed 10 fcCc III The seventh inning
tho crowd receiving him with cheers when he reached
tie home base The Mutual nine was somewhat broken
up In THE game, Beaman being absent, AMI Waterman
Ifatneld T. iIuut, ard IcleT changed round. Hatfield
did exceedingly well n the field, some OF he hcachcs
being bcautes The rest Of the rino played ndncrenty
The Harcms although little loose in their hcdng IN
the latter part OF the game batlcd wei, ana deserve
credit for making good stand against vac Muiuhs
Nackelicr DE Forest, Thompson Dcady, ANA Marsh cN
cC.lcd IN fielding Deadly at second, was particularly
position acccptahly although rather leEi,ut WIN The
pitchers. The score is % follows:
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TIE FOREIGN DRAMA.
n To,,J, DoH IJcU Io..JJo
TRE PUBLIC HEALTH.
EGIsTRAR uARRIs's WEEKLY LETTER 70 PBEsi-
rFFr ~

REGISTRAR HARRIs's WEEKLY LETTER 70 PREsI-
DENT SCHULTZ.
DR.. Harris again finds the chOlera-felds in
tins city IN those swampy regions whose drainage is de-
fcctNc and which dehsey populated hy troglOdytes
aud the dwCers ~ N-VeAtlldtod, inlghtcd tenement
houses lie reports J77 deaths In the city last week. M
chdhg C3 ID public institutions, 81 Of the latter being in
mates VI the Island asylums The mortality in Brooklyn
was including 20 deaths IN e Kings County institu-
tiOns. The Doctor saws:
ne mo3e chuset stand charged with the
"t and With l6 or42GO cent Of tfOse IN Brooklyn
S thete Dote maades diaubea 10 In New i0rk
& n.gn or more than half the entire zymoic let being
% called OtinfAu under old there persisted
~ 80 PER CEN oi the total pTtay) the former city ~
H S ~ we "ag IN The latter little thsL bali of
s eLoltTa niahiam." and o. he Others heiug
MOI tr.,y crileo a. deaths by enentsn or "erteroco
iO.' euN tl tteh children rsr cfu an I
lcs AsI elO ana Ib8 o 6l pT ceLtl IN B,ooklvp Nor
tsh ~ cphN He ana nefors dOden Of chteod ss is In
The poning week 10 former teay. ~ NH less e
n we tNuuty low temperature t7 CO ,.e
ne nean tsmieSuIe @ week Parrb, ne sYst.e IL
SATURDAY noon liz inehes of water Ne mean =, w
sa EeeE has been 7lo Fahrenheit and ttsi ~ @ o w pn
incnes OF wafer ms unusually vet season, with N. en-
sllIed tDhtD1es 1etby from tie Atlantic The IE ~ ay
e Lse 70 llt Gut except 10 g few places a W,si ION
las gttd iDloh and 10 The hvo ports 1res td noe,s
which TIE infection yellow fet has recently Plated
seasons though not unheafg Until The drouLs come vii b s t
teach ih psetee neeess Of drainage ior health dfsnsS %
Wesb ~ esteemed author ID Nechettsf County uv
tie sanitary ad economical questions 10 which ercasl dsse 5
scHTeuFug relate s' SA"
NsPEcToR FOR ToRJcHEsfER AND RYE.
~ the fpSehl meeting the Board VI Health yeser.
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corner and knocked him to the pavement re was ma
five of Scotland, aged "a years. =

The Board of Aldermen yesterday ordered
that the weekly newspapers weh nave been DESIGNATED
TO publish the proceedings nnpe reports Of the
been selected publish abstracts thereof, except when
dTectea the RSaa tSS SS9eSre4 NTH the
extend their tracks through sixtythrdst from First
Third ave.
The bodies of the woman and child found in
the Grandst. slip Wilamsburgh on Monday afternoon,
have been identified those Of Mrs. Henry c. Merritt
and child OF No 39 Lewis-st, New-York Mrs: NJ, who
during the evening to return home OF the Houston
ST. Ferry. 1t is presumed that she accidentally walked
of the bridge, as she was very near-Hghed She was
20 years Of age.
About o'clock on Monday evening a little
child q years Of age, of Mr. Henry Bingemon, OF
First and Jefersonsts, Hoboken, Was drowned III q
ing out with his grandmother aged German woman,
and when at the Of First and MadIsonsts tno
child stopped pick something from the ground wen
he fell INTO the ditch and was Immediately carried under
the street into the bOxsewer IN F1rst-st, wheh runs
nearly with the surface OF the ground 1he Douy
has not yet been recovered
The experiments with petroleum as fuel are
continued daily upon the Battery. Among those VINO
have examined with interest the apparatus Tor DurnmR
c n Oh orn I'm .TS oTl vns rrncb toafe TSems and
40 other Atlantic steamers besides many engineers
in the United States and State service The experiments
upon the Battery the those conducted at Bos-
ton upon the steamer Paos. THE TRIBUNE has already
spoken Of the which has attended these expert
ments.'
sidewalk from Onehundred and twenty -seyenthst 70
yeiRhhst, 1851 20 Tor regulat
ing, grading, and setting eub-stone IN One-hun,
dred-andtwenty-s between SecOndaVe. ana
Harlem River, and 1agglngM 80 space r ionr Ess Ieet
thrdst between Third and F1fth-ayes., and tagging
space four feet wide through TO sidewalk thereof s2s
O55 lO 20 NJ Gavin for regulating grading and setting
curb in Ninety between Fourth aud
and tagging space four feet WIDE through the Sidewalk
1880
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
DEXTER BEATS BROWN GEORGE AND RUNNING


DEXTER BEATS BROWN GEORGE AND RUNNING
MATE.
TEIEGRAPH TO TnH TRIBUNE.
Boston, July 3O.--The trial Of speed this
afternoon at the Riverside Riding Park Brighton be
tween the celebrated trottng horse Dexter and Brown
George with running mate for purse of 5000 was won
hy Dexter in three straight hoatsme 22l3 2lo 22l}
It being the first appearance Of Dexter In this vicinity
fully 10000 people assembled to witness the contest.
There was not much If any betting except ON the tmc
NJ the result generally anticipated Dexters time on
the second heat said to have been tie best ever made
on a halfme track. The weather remarkably fine,
arl The track IN excellent condition. Everything passed
of quietly.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

, S , ,,,I,a Nothing" tu tha, ,he ycs ' nei she Sad
sss h no, Se.n relieved Of bsr child and PIE s Dr. zeh was
n ~ all me fiat bad beer Intimate With Jacob Wilson since
Jsnsary s called the neI day and found heIe and
td Inn st 10 had caused all this honble and must eve me
means 10 see ne through with H. be replied IN see Iol 10 G
an n,sv niv with carriage and took ber nome
The Coroner will continue the investigation to7ay'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
CRICKET.

MANHATTAN vs.. NEWARK.
a match between these well-knOTu CLUBS
viii take place to-day the grounds oi the hahhhtIan
Ciub, at the loot Of Ninthst., ll0bokcn.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
tAnrouneemeniaI I

$500 worth gof horses, harness. blankets,
wagons Sc stolen on Thursday night Aamsroneek Wtei
Co saved lad the stable been protected yh h
Burglar Asnh Telegraph. T. ioLAEs, No zVl bEoantV
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

NIERIDEN CUTLERY COMPANY,
Va Manufacturers of Superior
TABLE CUTLERY, =
ofPea Ivory Bone Ebony and Cocoa Handles Also exclusive
Mann etUreT Of the Pstent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
LATEST SHIP NBWS.
..,.JclI -.
EBW-Y0RK.

ARRIVED.
BAH FeIel Gatlay Pruss Dense Leghorn dayNih mdse
W. J. Pate
Barb Name Anna (Pruss KTenke Havana ii DAYS. Wild uen
Punch, Mencke q WENT -, -
Bark Povneel lawson Peruandna Sdays sh
lUmttr, totN L. heCresdy 6Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WEEGTos c. July 30Aryed steamship Pioneer Piadsphi,
Bosroy JnlT 90he steamship China from Liverpool Jn ~ and
Queenstown a. via Halifax the 2Sh. arrived AZ 10 o'clock toneht
CHAHLEsrOy July G0hTnved bark Isabel Galano haSsna
siled sclL Mary Bonks Newport.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILMINGTON July 30he following Is aecnaut OF the hnhe
nAe entered and cleared from the Port Of heworeans DUNG the
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
GRAND MATCu TODAY.

To-day the grand match between the cham
Iion Ataitlcs aud TIC noted Union club a. Mori.ana
win be played special train will lc run ou Tie iailem
Road TO aud from The ground, leaving the aepot at
o'clock and returning az the conclusion OF The game
MUTUAL W.. MOHAWK.
Tlc fTst game Of a home-aud-homc match
viii he payed Between these Cubs on the Union rroaud,
or TIuIsday
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

I.l "a 81 an 90 Oh ~. 6il. CD rssl
Haisa........:..s Has,aR ..........s : i u "a
tas G. Oat on Hasst--aen Mutual la Inon basss--ln
:. msisA = Isl B4lt-'sksu,s 2. Do tor,t ?. jovtu.
i.Ise Hlfs-lIatcrd Jevett D. e. HUT N'a'r iHIrr
NJ llrdrau of Nc1Is u.uy al l
Tin. Ct Game-Ivo toun aud thriy lsc haa-f,.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

YEARS OLD.
I'll, ty celebrated Vine is made fom the juice Of no
Opoto Grape raised in ~ country. Ito su@e TONIC AND
STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES ul7 .a>'si By any O'tsr
Boing the pure juice q the ,ri1set under NJ
Sposfs Ttnona snpesn purity a- snonsness are s's'
tattd Tie ycongcs. child rltake q h qualities aud
tie w,sle,i invalid may advantage spnteuay bentsc''
to the aged and delaI ,le os ailments 1A! AZ
Get the weaker ser Iii In every respect
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Samples At She store No 2a3 BodNa Ote City Hall Ssh
IyvALTns USE sPEERS PORT era p riNE
TENAIES UsE sPEERs PORT GRA,E WINK
WEAKLY PERSONS ARB BESEFITiD Bl I'd usE
spEERs WINES IN HOSPITALS ARR PaFFGRRED TO oTBBs
WINES.
DRUGGISTS AND GEoC. Pr,
ALSO,
SPEER q CO.'S
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