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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
FSCULTY.i
Hon. a. II. DU FIc;
w. w. BARR, Esq.

IN. nCN session Of this In.ttute will commence on
the fobklH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1869. and
CONTINUE ioI term offourteen weeks
TUITION Of The seniors, por session, thirty do,.ss
,|b tuf Un Juniors, twenty dollars each. Student
have ne privilege Of entering both classes at the
same lWc II they wish, without any additional
eioige above that Of the senior class.
. ~" n class viii recite once every dgy and IN addi-
Ton two lectures each week will be ,lNeTed hefore
!ie as'cs iy JUDGE DUFF, upon SUI. branches OF
We law az Will best advance The stuGC ITS IN their
studies.
. a Ia" library and reading room wi be open q, an
um's 10 students, free Of charge,
moot court will be held two days in each month
NTGIlarS, With further information, may be OBJ
tanned by addressing tho
"sEcRLlARY OF THE BENTON LAW INsTI.
ocatf
PILL HEADS,
CARDS, &C.
Printed e. the anos Of tho Caro- Bullet
, 1869-05-25

day. He p.eascd upon The traveller lie irapos-
men + R0Sa g tSs y Ss ss
young men se bsd ,rord 5r Two 70 ~. Thia u u:
1oa se so set 1ao% sfc
hoped tney vould spprsca.e he natuh benefits
9.s. sS nSsy se.sess ~, nfssea q s.eay
poSttons he'd 81 snoT Older brethren IL Se mer- s
c.ust:a Hotid, "lta he, Lad ie,lsel ,iIea1
me fourth etnt1mtat wa "Ou, Trsnsportation
Companles-the connecting Inks IL the chain Of
TIT ihrFr4a commerce IN the world wAs responded
70 y Coleaes Eowen. vbo dxek eio9neutfy upon
tss ] sosfS e., Is, ~ ntane he sad 70 mart the
csAi condition 81 the country within the pest ten
3ean and the great s:rides ths1 acienee
sEd T. 20 Semme,es ~ ta1en About the ycas
between NE Aedlte7anean and the Indies. Tney
then travelled principally On cameiA IL the tune
.! sae 1 d.seoye.y ot ths Cape 81 Good Hope, trans
veRsels, Another resfod-1fe0 and is31-and
team power with all the vast retourc<s wts tn-
nodnSed: S s We A had no. he sw1tuy gliding caEs
Wagon or the canal e1c the only modes OF tyapk-
por1Atlon IN the interior. The Effort Of the gen
nenan Wss Particularly tue, and clicked much
The fith sefrtmcn. wax: 1.-The ao,els Of Chi.
ce1o and the SoVhwest-1he homes Of tho Nan-
deters, the hapnta of the gucz!las-1n2y they for.
cFer terriAh-' Colonel Berr.. 10 well knowra tor
~ little piessantrtes and wtt responded In fe-
tleitoue manher, kec7lug the audience Ia pro-
1onSed roar. .-
The PrcHs-mlghtlef than the swor,l-the spon-
taEeosh growth Q! free people; the great civil
izer Of The mgr, " was responded 10 By Ir. IL N.
ssn11h, who, aot wishing to detala the company
from ep1oyneu: IN pa1ta1ing Of the cdIoles,
9ld ae fen The necessity Of making g
pledged The hearty suppor. nf the press, and
clDsed amid marked demonstration Of applause.
CpkCICp1H0 KIkRcl.Es-
An lmprcmp,u poem entitled the " Drummer 8
Lament" H1s then read BY Mr.. Moore. II Is de-
scrtpttre OF the commercial travellers trials and
trihulst!orA and quite hnnorous.
The Chairman then extended thanks 10 the
gentlemen who had kindly offered cheer 10 the
assembly and invited all present TO partnfe oi the
wine md ed!bles set apart IN other rooms AL did
full Justice to the euLs,e u not to the wtne and.
after eoetA converse Of aa hour or moro at tht
table, the company adlourned, well pleased With
the entertainment
, 1869-05-25
WOUNDED sEktps.
The Poet Laureate OF the RupdQy rr.ks
Fn1is Victim 10 the yenscaarr
Of. Waterford Jack.,s

", J. e., the poet laurcate Of the Chicago san.
day Tsants, ia young man Of maA1 rne past2. the
most notable Of which Ia his capacity TO punish
whtster. Some years ago. sotre heedless person
veutured the assestlon In his presence tnnt genius
and desirr for ardent spirits were synonJ nous,
and ever stnce he has been devotlng his best ener
g1es to the destruction Of benzine- His desrc for
ardent sptrt8 ts rrpdlg gtous-one pre- crequslte for
genius Is at his commsad-and for the rest VIC Ap-
pcal to the lanesased feeling. OF The readers OF the
sheet for which he has Of yore 10 gushtngy tn
dlted. =.
The uurhtr Of tines y. J. G. has threatened
himself with destruction are tn1umerahIa, The
number Of tcs he hx& really attempted the eacI1-
ice are ltatt a1belt he seldom travels Without I
bottle containing sona deadly drug. Last evening
about dusk oar hero was leaning pathetca1ly over
Of the South Division. pa8sng II the ut1e, tndinE
him deadly aiek," took him under covsr, and,
nned with compassion. RAslsted him to bis home
On thelr arrival 1t the house It became evident
that he WAS suntr1ng from JOSE Of blood, and IN
examination Of his person revealed the Astounding
fact that be bad been shot through the ncsny pa11
Of the left af1a+
On being tnterfosated n to The causc OF his
wound he 1tafed that he had paid vI8lt to Ger
lain young woman. famous for her nequalnt ntance
With Justice MI1lktn and The Police Court In gen.
erzl, known II "T Waterford Jack, - and tnAt, on
suue ltstle Misunderstanding Arising between
them. this nguIn3.y maiden had drawn 4 rcyot
and, without 70 much - "by your leave" nrrd
tTo shots II bis poettcaly inflated pe1son. Oae
OF the balls It AppcafA TOOK cnett Ia his afr1 u
stated, The police we're on the lookout 70.
"JAcEy - tsst eStnln9, bat, 10 far u Known, 8he
n yet IN the enjoyment OF her bloom md liberty
, 1869-05-25

heroes IT, the exercises proposed for uc1t Sunday
II Hose lin Cemetery; even nun thosc who re-
Rsft the day u saerea Bat whsn It i remeu.-
10 Tcspeos for lie a.tue ssne1y M ot tls Sunday,
regarding It - Aostfay oa.y, the tmptoptety of
aa M soa d & lei e e
other reasons must BE- Giyeu than those urged pJ
ou! JEALOUS @evnnsettsts' urging The 17czedness
saocath q bteat1nx manlfe@ts zeal without noEt:
edge - clearly now Il xhen ts ccn.a tds REQUIRED
Enan Y .hstssn from ktaainx hs Vie % Sunday,
lotss - hal.:s4lylnk lhu susia. only tsc<esssa "
prpposdoo 70 the zeal with which RDod men tate
up NE taoostnT n7E. Without being nacSed ~ - =
'7no8 Aa0n tue Lntd" eo tcc!1 assumptions II
unfortunate for ssch rh.t men can srsd and w.
de.1s.ss stat1te Q: Goa c. ~ Wtttou; :.:1tcon
or comntatsFy.
Many: Of our religion. teacbers are greatly
troubled. not u this. but At Enat folloxs. VIZ:
they ial to convince men Of En IN the holiday exer-
elses Which outan Of Sunday. aud especially u ne
u no hw, )" panlfestipS the4r uzel for God" who
would ~, ~ ho hath required this u your hanas1
and 90 hghs theT Il '-oua that btsateth the IT"
We would ArExeet whether becoming modesu
would not a!es4ss TIA, chrfca aos1aaa shnuIa ns
ieit oos 9f the account when nass.n 4, N 9ss3 e.
Every reader Of tbe BiIie Knows that the sundsJ
or as1 saaf 1i1 II q mas. Is no taen, Be- nonrns
strange thing" II exceptions be taken Il the az
1ssnei saetednesa Of the Gay ~ reason why =
nation or community fhoold not On
Sunday mex. pour out their tears aver ,ne
graves Of departed soldiers, or tnshz1ne thei!
memories with immortal esetgreens and Gofl
oaer1nsA Although thunder warnings naf be u.
suck frurn the pulri: taAt en- the ere Of
great rebellion against God y to do these things
tnat u would be 10 break the Law and defy Jeao
vhh, We must say On tht1 subject 70 our saeer.
.l"tal frtends and lhek sFmrathIeTs, Let GOD oe
stue bur every man liar. = Tbs Scriptures are
entrtly silent upon what you arc so noisy oves;
We tbfTtf1fh fnk0TMPUt O
thctE - sacred duties" At homo, while VIC hano'
The noble MAttYIY At Kpse I'LL
, 1869-05-25
AMUHEMENTS,
FAKWELL HALL.
Parepa Rosa.
The 9ratest living Orstorio Singer.
Grand Musical Festival

On Friday, May Is, and Tuesday, June /,
when ii epeforned scale Of great spteudos. and
ef uutfccrdentcd brQuaney.
HAYDS's GRAND ORAToR1o.
I'll L G II Il a ITO N d.
Be NINE. FARErA ROSA.
10 lcs nnris.lrd ersi.aA eoneertoo oi GABRIEL and
lit DOLPiiSKN. the ee!ehrated Bo.iou DssAe, ii hls
great intctrrrtA Atinn of Raphael and ADAM
THE MAJESTIC CHORCSES
viii trc runs by 80 OF TfIE BEST SINGERS IL
CHICAGO, The htkhly dehshtfnl md ftsaltre .etoa:
be 1a.ra by ttss Fs1entld
BAIATkA's SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Mr. CARR. ROSA, Lfadcr of the Orchestra
Mi. H. HAI4ATkk. MustcA Uizvctof lnA Conductor.
On SATURDAY. Mas p At3 ?. BY general request,
EKANO BALLAD MATINEE.
ME pARErA R9SA ss;lss: sefsassnec t. & GnIec,l
sen. Mr. CARL R1sA nd Nh GED. Y c9LaI:
..s fIss Gailer5 e.: psFVNsi.s I'D S<eona g,lissy
" The s.1c ef seats for both 9f.iotSs iu eonsafs g
wLen .l.s A.sinss seats e.a be ost,;saed Ihe ~
Wctne1t.y. No 4aEr tAaa a1 stetets Ill b 'old &
tccdcd to BY Addfraaiak It the Box Ollie.
, 1869-05-25
AMuSEMERTS.


The sotsee given by The Tho Cluh, which u coul-
roseA Of r9r.,' Of Ar. z'sxteld. asstted BY stna'
teur talent drew q large audience fast cvcnlAg-.
ks1lhalir Aua4c btore being aenseaJ crowded
TIE programme Wa m admirable one, being
mAde up Of concerted movements from Men
deltsobn, Beethoven, Ret&stgcr and Haydn. tn
,c7rpcssed with vocal and tasuanentA sosoa.
with the exception Of the opening TITO, Men
te1xsonn or. -, for Piano, violin and cello, the
rnttre pYps1am1re was c1celient,y gwen The tho
.r,uded to went Ee,y BADLY, tho cello being oas
The mos, OF the sine- Anonx the more
notsceanle Of The numbers was y tae -, ,bsethovea ~
SRsa sxo paa9rt =. Nd n Mes,sa
1 IN ye4T ei5etttre style; Bcbnberts uylnx "EI
KlnS. xaich Nj. rSl1 tans 70 exprtss.1s,I tnas
be so< ~ er = wh,en he repssdt ~ W. na
nes,ra nT Iiir.ra Ia liz customary mA1lety soan'
Der; nisehsd1 srs from "sasdesia." HMca N, -. y
qutze fatai.iar u our CONCERT ROOMS; aaa tas
, 1869-05-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

How To Purchase u Clothes rrAn1-
cr.--In purchasing clothes wTtnger We prefer one
with coSwheels, ~ they greatly relleSe, the rub
and ada much to tht DURABILITY Of tho machine.
The next point Il 70 Bec knAs the coK-wneels arc
10 arranged Is not to ny apart when large artcle
whether the cog wheels arc On one end or both
ends Of the shaft large articles ilscnnnect them
they are entirely useiess. This i very Important
tar the larger the article the Creator the strau
thtfrforr. II the cog wheels separate 80 a 70 d&s
councct, they arc Of no service when most nocded
We have taken xouae pains to cxsnlne Tho various
wrftRers and much prefer the "UnIrersal" ~
lately improved, because 1t has long and strong
gear, H0we!ls PAtcnt Double Gczr} md Is tho
only 1T.pger With "a patent stop" for preventing
the cog-wheels from separating 80 far a to lose
the!r powes.-Stp EnIsdnd Farmer. Universal
Wrtngcr for sale BY nAKxT DEvAht, MRuufac-
e1lerS Agent, Nc. Isl Lake Et1eet.
, 1869-05-25

loren Of the beautiful and admirers of At
Raould not fAl 70 attend the sale o{ genuine ita-
t.n marble aod ma, nsoo1c figures at no. 10 MAJ
ison ssrees to-day and to-znorpr. An immense
collection Of rare gems In sculpture. collected
from tne studies oI tho he8s ltalt1n az4ts u ooered
sos t4t kdnrnaent ut the honea OF Chicago No
ope wuo deEfea to secure their choke Of these ex
qutAte productions should fat1 to b. present Wu-
4. Buffers CO. VII coodrc1 The s4le.
, 1869-05-25
Adiourumeuto OF the Land Sale,

AUJuHtu0t OF EHh LdNu 8Al9e
The tota1 amount Of property disposed Of It this
sale amounted TO 1864 tss4 up to Jes1erdaJ noon
ss which tine the sale WIS aAiou1net. Thls ac-
ton Eas taken On account Of the slim Astend2oea
At the hall, and becnnse the owners wished 10
withdraw their property, The prices brought
Throughout The entire sale aversVed good, and
va5t amount Of property wa4 sold TIM hal1nce
Of the lots can be h2d 1t pr1vaIe sale Al tne real
estate ot1ce Of ClAsHe, Laytoo Co., No. 1ss
Washington street.
, 1869-05-25

One OF the new lnings and ~ delicious A new.
IL The mating OF = pure, houe-nade article Of
soo,ch a,c and porter, which can he delivered to
ut1satc families II the low price Of fl.ee per dosrn
bottles Aside from being perfectly p9sr sna
has1nscxs 1t Il pronouneeA espes1..iS nss'tn! 1aa
CO, No, 6ls STATE street, or to T. U. BOX 40,
.
, 1869-05-25

TfpPIEG-DOoEs-On the % tn,t, II Bcthnny
Church, corner Second aud FaulinA-siA. Mr. ThonAs
T9psnk and Mn. je<aie DoosA. By ja.ats HArs4son.
naathr ri the chnrch
, 1869-05-25

The Iuulpcr TnF soap IN tho beat
toilet soap ever mxde Is it may b. used wish I'm.
p1nttJ hy shes:. with the nost tenHeg sns: Il the
same utt 1t Is Invaluable Is remedy for pacrles,
tasEh Or ehapped hands and all cutazeooa Diseases
EhcEc other Roaps cannot be used without &RHr1-
rating the ma,ady and giving pain 10 the patient
Manufactured BY caswell, ua1ard Co., Sew
fosk
, 1869-05-25

All TOothnche IkelteTed Instantly
eueer, Chicago, Private rooma fot ladies'.
, 1869-05-25

The Vermont sprtnx Nntcr-Thc
and other Kidney asrecuonA bLlsi Z 6n4ar,
agents, ~ Lnkn gdrct
Paper Hanging. and Window
snsdes !asegs ssysH rR:s ~ E,ass and
, 1869-05-25

70 tl< E.tsr af TA< cAies3s zHssns: ..
Eogusa ha4 reen saia 20 saosty saaon4 @sa y
TIA ect;re n<ops.e1 oI nonpf.o7 eOs depAteo
, 1869-05-25

1VOR SALE-A LOTS :5114lk Fl. N TOWy OF
Il Brighton, near Arther Road and Hosains ol Co
tIrnbns 81. Lons Railroads. II 4lAn caah Lats not
drHtr1h h~ Il ttc, md 4obAted selln& At
ts:s pa lot-a great bargain. GEO. ". HILL II La
nAlit-41.
Tor. sALE-s FEET CORNER ,REUREN AND
and parity ou tinno GEORGE d WILLIAMS, !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
BASE BALL.

MUTUAL VS.. ECKFORD-THE ECkFORDs WIN TIE
CHAMPION PENANT by SCORE OF 81 TO D.
The home and home game for the champion
shin between the utuas and Eckords attracted 20 the
Union ground, Williamsburg, Saturday nearly Ave
thousand spectators. The fret game was won by the
Eckfnrds by a OF 20 In i've innings, the rain
preventing fun game. The second game the Mutuals
with by score OF % TO in fun game satur-
days gamc was expected TO be close and e1acting
one the general opinion being that tho Mutu.
ais would retain the championship. The betting
was largely In their favor although Of the most
Caution and knowing wisely held back or hedged.
The feeling IN favor Of tho Mutuas considerably
weakened when 10 was found that tho Hunt Brothers
would play, their connection with the nine had
ceased Frank Norton the famous catcher OF tho
Atantcs, has joined the nine aud played shOrstop f.
Mills played first base Egglcr left field, iu G. Hunt
place; Mcmahon center field In X. Hunts place. Dcvyr
taking McMahon's old position In the night field The
Eckiords played In their usual positions win ne exce
of Wood who played AZ second Patterson playing In
center field After considerable delay IN selecting an
Umpire. Mr. John Grum Of the Eckfords was finally per
called at 1925, with the ECkfOTds 10 tho bat.
The game took a decided turn IN favor Of the Ecords
from the very nrst. They whiiewashed 10 begin
WITH but made eight In their second inning, two more
white washes for the third and fourth aad IN the NTH IN
ming added no less than IS runs 10 the score Nelson
made rouuder hard hit 20 the center Held All but
Patterson Nelson aud Jewett made two runs IN tho IN
ming Eleven first aud II total bases were made on
clean hits This display OF sale batting IN one inning
has never been excellod. Norton and Swandel each
made very bad throws and mutis Two men scored runs
a passed ball by g. Mills. In the sixth, seventh and
eighth nnings the EckfOrds scored respectively five two
and runs, making the total 81 The ninth inning was
commemorative EckfOrds had man out aud one run
scored when the rain put end 10 tho The Mu
tuas somewhat demoralizcd after the second IN
ming, and only succeeded IN making one run alternately
second fourth sixth and eighth their score footing up
five runs. The ball and champion pennant were trans
recognized the champions Of the Unltod States. Tho
following Is the score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. JULY s. 1869

GREETED that the day Of the Athletic match should have
been selected for the contest
OTHER GAMES TO-DAY
Too many games will be played To-Day l ,,1.
enumeration Every field or available space IN DC 90
cupicd hv layers AZ Central PARK alone ihiy eHlhes
viii be played over 100 games arc announced TO eouo
OF 10 day. .....
NOTES.
The second MutHal-Atlantc game is post
poned TO Friday the 9Th, OF the Union ground
The Mutuals will leave the city tomorrow oy
evening for Troy, where on wednesday tnoy Pi"' ~"
< prize ball and bat will be given by Peek X
Snyder to the two reporter lna as so O'''
the grand muffin game" on Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
stsamshp Rspkau Mallory, savannah, mdse snd pass,
stssnship Hatieras Roberts, Norfolk. Hdse. and pass
,ssmsbip Panta Freeman Philadelphia mdse and pss@
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman. Richmond Ihdse ana paa
BsrE Chfs4 DrumInond Bremen a days, Ddse aud pAs~
BARK Teuas Gregstse9, Rotterdam 80 da{s ndss
BsrE Cyreue Roy. Marssilles April "A, ndse; --...,,-
bs Aos Cs.bop Cow Bsy b. days eosL Sailed Company
With bark op for EewYOk Len port bsrs hlShssota and
Leo for NswYofk in days. brig James CI0'Oy % ''N
Brig j. Leighton Mullen, Cow Bay, G. D. "A days. coal
Brig Tyro LeightoB, Windsor v s. Hdays; pl1steh
Hssyv Neesf Eoudout !. o. Forester Bridgeport
n p Rsvpor MiJbrige b BAY State, Boston.
W p Taylor Neubarg6 Dase Brown, New NewbnTgh.
B.R Kirk, Alexandria John , I,way' vgois.
John nos,e[ i Virginia d wo IVA wns. Vran,
iS,ls nav}t Ne".B.vep Sarab Selsey. Ne1Hsven.
Gsos Ro,ton Lizzie RAYMOND, Portland. Ct.
Alice b Garuer. Bangor Ella Hay Franshn; un Per
AInon Bacon, Providence Areiic' toekl3nd -, =, /.
Native FAN River. DaHiel kaskeil Portland "
sias Brausri, Portland c. LotoTie Bll Portland q
SEES Floger Bost,u II. DAILY, Providence
Mary Emma Northport. Mars Louisa. bosoR, ~
n CarrolI Bo,toa j.. p. MANY, Portland, Ct.
q \ smith Mes. bedford Horizon NaatGeket, 6sb.
Anna b. Jacobs Plymouth. ii3rinsgf. bangor, IonDer
james Tden, Ellsworth. Harriet Lewis Dioueessr
SSrss EiIs5eh Fs Riyer P Gessusr Bridgeport
Lime Newman. Eew-IIaven. A. w. Thompson, Newport
Trade Wind RoekAnd. lime. Copa, Boston
MARY Ella Portland. Lumber Ho.cna Boston
Haze Greenwich. Inomns Hicks Roellsnd. lime
BIlOw ROcEsnd, stone
Maria El1abstb virgiuia. Lydia Budi vlrgiuia. E.
IIerton, Virgins Thomas G Benton Virginia.
Daniel Holmes Georgetown. Abigail. RondouL
Hudson Clinton PolL Jane, BoHiout
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN July 4Arved, brig Harriet Amelia from Paransn5o
sehr Hettie Richardson from Charleston
e July 7a GIN China N5y s!GS H. IL Cody and
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 4The steamship Cuba from EesYork Jnss
e. arrived at m and sailed during ne DAY Tor LyePOot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
ATLANTIC VS.. STAR,

The contest between these Clubs on the
Capoline ground Saturday afternoon proved 20 be
very interesting and lively game. Game called ut
$40 with the Stars the bat Both sides failed 10
Ia the first and second innngs aud each made one IN
the third the Atlantcs whitwashed In the fourth
and fifth the Stars making In the fourth aud five In the
fifth; taking the lead which they held up 10 the eighth
inning-making run In the seventh The Atlantlcs
made four In the SIXTH blank for the seyentat the
close OF which the game stood 10 10 against them In
the eighth they scored and whitewashed the
Stars; In the ninth they again white tho Stars
and added two runs, closing the game with the score IA
To 10 In their favor. The play both sides very
pretty and the throughout Of the best hoded
games OF the season. Appended Ia the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
IApnoapeements.l

EsPENscIEIDs TROPICAL HAT.-The exceed
ghtne fabric adapted particularly 10 Sumner wear and
exclusively Gsnenans business Hat entirely new IN all s
ur,, The manner Of ventilation effective original and for
comfort has squae EsPKscHED No lls Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
Tnr OcrAN RANK RnRRFRY.

Had the Ocean Bank ben properly protected With the telegraph wires
BURGLAR ALAkn TKLs0kAPH bank should be
burglars could have reached the vault without alarm anil
beru uug u from
phteuti II Is an imposition. hoLNKs, No. MduaysL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

RcL Mr.. MeNulty j. Bulkley WIN Penny = ApgoS ISM
NJ Mash Hiss sheedy CrEy, B. CE os'iEe s@'''
~ Perrin and slr 10 the steerage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS may obtain exam
nations full written descriptions Of character the
Fifth sTsy the PHYSIOLOGICAL MUsaUH Ne 500 Broad
way, New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

UmpreMr Bergen Of the Pouhan seoren-MessA Darling aud
Delaney. Time Of ghme-Two hourA aud dfesn mnuisA
ATLANTIC VS.. ATHLETIC OF PHILADELPHIA.
This afternoon, at $780, game between these
celebrated Clubs will be called on the Capitohne ground
The contest considered ono OF tbs most important OF tho
season. and the excitement concerning Is very great
large number OF PhiRdephians the city, and no
doubt the game Will call out the largest number Of spec
taors this season There Is very heavy betting on the
result the Atantics being the favOres at small odds
y 80 '. ' HARVARD VS.. YALE.
The championship of New England will be
COMMANDED for by these noted College Cubs on the Union
Grounds, WIamsburgh. this AFTERNOON. II Is " be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co,
los B6S, 400 aud 400 BowERY (oppusits siIthsL H. Y
o. MANS BoIs anu CHLDRENs CLoTHiSG
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MUTUAL
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FROM sAvANNAH-in steamship Rapdan. JAY Mrs. Mrs
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P1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

SUNDAY SCHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN & WY.
No 70 BbeHOuae Keep the hes, from all Publshera
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ELECTmCIFY, for the speedy cure of disease
applied by Dr. CnAABRRLIS, No. 7 West Fouteenthst
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE AND CLAyERACK
COLLEGE.

The fifteenth annual Commencement ana pup
lie exercises of tins hourishng institution were held last
week The Rev. d. r. Frazer Of Hudson delivered the
annual sermon on Sunday evening. The public eNami-
nations were held on Tuesday and Wednesday on
tuesday evening the commencement Of the gentemens
department, and Wednesday evening the popular
SOie musicale The sCmi-decCnual reunion ana Alumni
dinner took place on Thursday afternoon. Speeches
were made and there general rejoicing at the new
field OF usefulness the state has opened 10 this lnstu-
ton IN granting the charter and privilege OF confer
ring the usual Baccalaurcate degrees. On thursday
evening came the commencement of the ladies' depart
ment. The essays were marked by bold ana pracuCal
Thought, expressed in vigorous English ana distinctly
delivered. The diplomas were then presented by the
Principal the Rev AOnzO Fack, A. NJ, who, In Few
weciOsen words urged these Christian young ladies to
labor earnestly for the higher education OF WOmhh Az
the conclusion OF these exercises the Alumni presented
the PRINCIPAL with an elegant silver tea-servlce