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near the competonlof heEsecOnd rOundTof the course
when She passed by the Comet but in the remainder
OF the race she fell OF considerably, the wind changing
and being badly handled. The Comet was splendidly
managed disnncng all her competitors by nearly one
round in the L. beating the Sea Bird by two rounds IDo
Zephyr led the Lilly until the fifth round, when she was
caught by the wind and had TO tack The Lily by den
ferrous management escaped, and passed her, main''
ing the lead, though hard pushed, until the close
The second class SOOps came IN as follows:
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THE CHARLES RIVER REGATTA-THE HARVARD
INTERNATIONAL CREW.

BosToN, June 17-At the Charlestown City
regatta this afternoon single scu race OF two miles
was won by Walter Brown in II min. IL sec'' Ihomas
Doyle ir being second, in II min. 3s sec. The tonr
Dared race was won by the Harvard inernaional crew
without coxswan, in % min. q sec; distance, l9ur
miles the Roahr crew, which defeated them on 1uesday
on Charles River, being second In 29;0A.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
AOUATICS.
JERSEY CITY YAC

JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB-ANNUAL REGATTA.
Yesterday was not one of those days on
which yachtsmen depend upon having good stifr
breeze but was rather one which they had depend
more upon their own good seamaBshp than to the force
OF their cke motor The wind, about the time OF start
ing, was due west but ultimately changed TO
the south The race, or races ratner' LOT JOE
there two, well contested, the yhcnts
with ono or two exceptions DONG tnels t
best The competing boats divided into nrst ana
second class slOOps, the former sailing over @inc
course, nom the Central Railroad Dock round Bcdioe
Island 20 stakebOat of McGehaus 70 the judges boat
and return The secondclass sailed 70 times from stake
boat round the bay, outside the dock and back TO tho
boat again distance l6 miles The following boats
IN the race
FIRST CLASS sLooPs.
Fhgt..........C. A. Hopkins Virginia Commodore g. F. Hill
Ec hcknst Jenue Vice Commodore Jsrtue.
Peres.......''f OC0nnor lAda..........k J. WOoley
SECOND CLASS.
GaIee A. Bnh
Bea Bird .........A b. keynods COmst.......S kshum
li.y.............. George 5mlh
The second class were the hrst TO be started in the
following order and time:
Sea B.rd....-....... OIlnlT....s........... 30
GaIeLe ....".......s IlCOmet '.'''s''''.ss' D 10
lhe difference in time Of starting the allowance Of
time 10 DO gwen for canvas carried.
The Sea Bird started of well, retaining the lead until
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

The Ada had not reached the stakeDoat wnell ! !he
Judges left The Eclipse took the first prize, ana he
Flight making the established alowance, TOOK tne
second Messs. II. X. Terry, W. Sleight, ana JOhn ~
DeMot acted Judges for the hrstclass sl0OpS, ana
Messrs s. A. Hopkins, w. L. Aemus, and j. W. BOrGhers,
for the sccoudclass The prizes 10 be OF the value OF
500 for each class divided between the first ana second
boats in each.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

Every one nowadays has something to say
about KSoEi SUMNER Hans This not strange thing Of beauty
always commands praise Even KSors competitors In business
wg to allow that lis styles be beat II won be useless Tor
them DO KSoI there fore stands he h years the
foremost bis Inc II business We railroad Kings aud
steamboat king, aud KSox rnE KISa oV IlArrss.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

tbn pocnud round inc FUSHI WIS IfaS.I " VI'C
@ nTding BedlOe's Island, by the jennie on thc
b .% b 20 WcGiehans and by the Peerless soon alter
, tbc stake boat off Mcclellan, the FHght JENNIE,
& Tcriess being close together. The home stake bott
@ anu acied on the second round the completion OF the
III IN
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The Comet and the Lilly declared tne I t Ernse
The drsclass soOps made good start ht ~
passing Bedloes island about half mile ~ f VI
the fleet followed by the Flight, Peerless t n he
me and Ada ON reaching the Judges staKe-Dost on VIC
completion Of the first round they passed III the Ioo"s
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
paSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GALvESTOS-In steamship Buterpe June lT-Mrs ~ M
Baneira McCarman and children. Mrs g. Thomson sf
Herner.ou Toby Mrs A Daring and children Mrs James
Iuback chilli j. Ean. G. LOckha Misses Mary and Aertha
Roul Mary Fuyerab " b. He6 Murghy From hsy west
child A. DsgeDted wife aud ehdeu
Capt Webb W. S. Cost George Mead, }. II. Coleman.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
CRIME.
THE SING SING TRAGEDY.

The trial of John Burns, George Lowden,
Henry Muller for the murder of Edward Craft
the guards at the State Prison. Sing Sing the nth
day Of March last continued In the Court Of oyer
and Terniner at White Plains yesterday, when John d.
Townsend csq OF counsel for the prisoners addressed
the jury setting forth that the prisoners when they
bound aud gagged Mr.. Craft had no intention
that these restraints should cause his death
John s. Bates, esq. counsel for Henry Muller, con-
tended that his client did participate with the other
defendants in the gaggng but rather that he did all n
his power TO secure them from harm Judge Barnard
then explained the law Of tho for the jury whO
after short absence returned verdict Of not guilty In
the case OF Henry Muller, and found Jehn Burns and
George LOwden guilty OF murder In the second degree
wheeup0n the Court reinanded MuertO the State Prison
TO serve out his unexpired term OF Imprisonment and
sentenced LOwden aud Burns each years mpTison
ment in the state Prison at Sing Sing to commence
expiration OF their respective terms OF imprisonment
which they arc now serving.
A CONCEALED MURDER.
The particulars of a daring and atrocious
attack upon uuoendng citizen OF this city, which re-
suited In his DEATH have Just como TO light in Newark
NeWJersey six weeks after its occurrence The affair
has been shronded In mystery by the efforts OF the police
10 Keep the facts from publication, for the purpose OF
iurtherng the ends OF justice" aud tho guilty parties
are t at large From the meager particulars obtained
from the legal officers OF the following history OF
the mysterious case is gathered. Hugh Kelly aborer
employed at the gas works Harlem left his house in
One-nunuTeu-anu anuthlrteenthst, New-YOrk, at about
O'Clock the 2d OF MAY He had scorcc,r
left lis door when he met three men whose
faces were uhkn2wn m .aSy to him. advancing. One Of
heavy blow with his fist The others iOiped in the on
saught. In the course OF the struggle he was sIrnc
upon the temple with stone when no fell inscnsLle
upOn tbs ground. He remained senseless for consde
able time and was finally removed into his house lie
died n Newark at the residence OF his sister, 10 which
place ne had been removed Tuesday, from the effects
Of the blows He had been usenslbo during the greater
part VI the tme but in his LUCID intervals he stated the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

Go to TRAPnAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
39S, 400 aud iOs BowKtr Opposite S1thst, ~ W
for Mans BoiE CHiLDREN's CLoTHiSG
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

At the Castle Garden Labor Exchange there
were l797 applicants for employment thus june
l9S orders Of employers, aud 1G7 persons employed
The average rate OF wages month paid to males Is
SZ2 80. and " females, tlO.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Announcements
Announcements
EspENsCuEn's IRnpICAL Ii uAr-The Rnsiness

EsPENscuED's TROPICAL HAT-The Business
Hat of the SsasonNo specimen Of the art Of hating has produced
greater sensation THAI this has literally sclpsei every other sJo
business hat The dngu Of this superb ehnpeau tIes the Aen
ou and commands the approval Of all who weat Paris has
produced is and 10 this onn entirely without
rival the popular class Of which belongs BraNscKo
Manufacturer Of Gents Hats No. no EAsaust between Aua aud Beck
~
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

SUNDAY School BooKs.-BROUGHToN ~ Wy
MAJ, Nv - DbsOaIs keep the largest aai 6s s''0r@suI
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Total l..............27a "A 20 . TOa'..........7
ist 3D. 3D. lth. 5lh 9Th 7th. stb. sth. Totals
CineibnlH..O 2 o-A

flSsis5,a.jS fss,69s..S 2 3 3 3 9 "a:
rmPrsNr MeMshOa Of the Mutual Cub Scorers hsisr Watson
Rr Hurley game hours Len ou basesGOud
FsoB a. svsay q Meyey, D. total, g. Piukblm, Carlton,
aotsl 2 Clean Home Runs - Pnkhsm, l. Ky Catches o.
Wight 2 Allison, II. Wright Leonard. u Bralpsrd
sveiIy. 3 Aevey total la Patterson. Nilsson
Bggler, g. TseJ, 5; Piukbsm total, IS Fo9 Bound
Cstehs-Alon 2; Leonard 3. Hode Base Play-Pu
by G. Wright j. Could q total TO- Atslsted by g.
Wright 2; Waterman. Gouh, Allison, SHeAy total TO-
Pot BY Asou 5; Patterson, Pukhsm total To- Assisted by
Ahson Il PaitetoB Nelson Carlton, 81 total Double PLAYS
BY g. Wright SseaS sd Gould q total Allison and Patterson
ton Run outAson by SSessy and Gould Outs Foul Balls
Cincinnati, ztimesi Eckiord, +UmtA
RED STOCKING VS.. IRvINGTON.i
The Red Stockings visit IrvingtOn. N. j., to-
day. and will play the IryngtOn Club this afternoon
HAYAAKERS VS.. MUTUALs.
These clubs will meet for the first time this
year, on the Union grounds this afternoon. As the Mu
Iuals nave never beaten the Lansn gburRer although
they have several times tried their best to DO todays
game is sure TO be a good one.
ATLANTIC VS. BOSTON PICKED NINE.
The Atlantics leave the city this afternoon
by OF the Sound steamers for Boston where tomur
row they will play picked uno from all Boston, on the
occasion Of the opening Of the new ball grounds Ire.
mOnt5t
THE UNION OF LANsINGBURG.
The Union of ,Lansingburg, better known as
the Hayuakef StArfYc III this city by the Troy boat
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
HOME NEWS.
THR WRkTHBR

~ vo,x Hon, The, Rsr Wind Hour Their Bar Wind
hNl ~ 80 lOuNW W 5lo gl24S s. f.
3l2tW. 10 3n2JS
go M25SSw. II go 13H IS
J: att; little cloudy ron
g:D; cloudy from "a 70 r. AeuOonLtte cloudy bvhins
eoady stty cloudy $780, clear aad me uoA
sIS to ll:W.
This bsH. object the aoou one hour M
Of brancy when u can be seen I'D te
day will Jan ~ The oeeuiaton OF tns p4et
M Juv IS 1870 visible south the equator On the
II planet
will be southr rxestof the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
MEETING OF THE BOSTON TRoTTING AssoCIA
TION.

BOsToY, June H.-SOme 5000 persons were
present to witness the third days Of the Boston
Trotting Association at Mystic Park In the trot for $3.50
horses Philips Danvers Boy IN three srais heats
2:S3, 233l, and 22s Jennings Anthony Wayne
ond and Dobles Dot third The prizes 81 OOO $780,
and $500
In the second race for 23O horses there seven
started, the two first heats being by Maynard
Darkness and the three last by Maces Confidence who
won 7OO Darkness $1,000 and Hayes's Emperor, $780,
Time 23l, 2:Jl, 1884, $3.50, aud 2:32
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

CINCINNATI VS.. ECKFORD-THE RED STOCKINGS
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

Ihe difference ia time OF starting was the allowance OF
time 10 Do gwen for canvas carried.
The Sea Bird started of we'll retaining the lead until
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A You're HEROINE : At Pupwash.
Canada, few nights ago the house of a
family named Crowley having taken fire.
ali the inmate. except three small chill
dren had escaped. but these were sleeping
up starr, aud the hre below made it i'm
possible to reach them Finally, the
mothers screams from without awakened
the eldest, daughter not II years old.
who came to the window and VAS urged
by her mother to throw herself out; but
she ansaeied, No; ny brother and sis
te- must be saved She then returned
through the heat snd smoke twice. and
after throwing the two younger children
from the wIndoe, che let her.elf drop 90
the ground. dis'ahce Of sixteen feet, and
when she rose said: I'm done mother,
but | have saved my brother and sister
from being burned up The little hero
inc, terribly burned. shocked with the
fall, aud chilled with exposure. died early
the next morning
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Ataffslsgseus.

My FIksf STIR TO tUiN-.My hrss
step to ruin : exclaimed xrotchsd youth.
az ne lay tossIli. i,oaa eide 10 side Oh the
straw ued q ope corner Of his prison
house, sly 1:sert to rain was gong
hshits on The caeo-;h. 1 .n.xlt vas
wrong my mother laugh, .se better nv
minister laugh, re Rustic msster
taught ne letter II, Gini. .ssgat me
better. / didh' bs.,eve them, tot iii in t
tntiA Ii would come To this. am uadone.
l am anuone. | AN iOer !, r
Iseihaps hs ssid-'lt Is not pleasant to
he ccoped W IN church NJ, harm IL
there IL tasing ~ruii INTO re- .ooas !?
nat hztll III s.r.in. ~ A.sihs tackle.
aho sittin. on tn. ban. to FISH ! " hat
harm Why, The harm 10 that God is
disobeyed.- WAC. ssy.. 'heEaember the
Sabbath day to keep It holy. lse mo
ment youth determines to have his
own way. choosing his o~n, pleasure be.
tore GOD viii. that moment he lei. 90
bis rudder. his compass. his chart Noih-
ing but uods word can guide you safely
over the ocean Of life. Give that up.
and you will get bewildcred you are
drifting you will be lost.
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a hymn has just saved life in church
panic. Here is the story: The floor OF
the Congress street Methodist church, in
Troy, took FIRE FROM defective fue du-
RUG the services on Sunday afternoon.
End a rush was made for the doors. Wo-
uan aud children screamed, and many
men pushed and struggled in the effort to
escape. Some of the congregation zen
devored to quiet the tulnult, as it was ev-
5deht that the danger was not immediate,
and some one struck up familiar tune.
which was taken up by others. and dur
ing the singing partial qniet va restored
:ihe fire was quickly extinguished.
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2ostry.


From Poosrot . D eMoosat.
A Tribute 70 the NeU York Press.
The following litsle poem, written by
Mary +. Tucker. vas read b, Professor
Lyman at tie press diAnes % Saturday
evening. There is soAeshiag more of ex-
preston in it then .ppesrs to the casual
reader, beaStifsi - the sentiment aud
words are ihree yeass 40 Mrs Tucker
came TO Ies York fr)N her Georgia
home, unSnoSn. stranger among stran
gers. She priasea liti!s volume of po-
ems. the single heart expression Of sunny
and saddened aours. At oscs sLs had
welcome. cordial aud pratifyiN Ia the ex-
IRENE, which has Aais lasting iMpres-
sion on . sensitive and grateful nature !;
and nov that MARI j. Tucker has token
high and recognized So.it.as aiaong the
writers Of the cos.tty. size posrs out her
gratitude and A.Aberanee Of generous
kindness in line, th.. SPEAK e.rGe.tiy, but
not sufficient of tie fuliness OF her heart:
More gifted bards may sing of love,
May thrill each soul with rare delight,
And stranger poets swell the s.r.in
VI ASi1 otUe Aei4 uAQ M0AAdt D TlRHtS.
Ny SIMPLE muse obedient comes.
And III grateful measure bless
The laddersito asabifion's goal;
The king that rules the New York Press.
Afraid, with timid mein came
a conquered one from conquered land;
No needto bend my head SO low
Each stranger took me by the hand
Each woman called me sister here,
And l-have not cause 10 bless
The noble ones who courage gave
The women of The New York Press!
No jealousy Of section here,
Of intellect or righteous creed:
All. all unite in words of praise.
And worth and merit win their need.
And / an exile from the South,
Due honor glveto nobleness;
No warmer ir;ends ambition fas
Than members Of enc Ees York Press.
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A peanut-p picker was among the new
labor-saving machines exhibited at the
Virginia State Fair Hitherto the nuts
have been picked off the vines by hand :
four bushels day the fair average for a
hand. A farmer who raised 1.000 bush
els required ten hands for nearly two
months to save his crop, at cost of fifteen
cents per busbel. The crop raised on the
south side of James river. between Pc
tersburg and Norfolk, is estimated at l
900, OOO bushels a year. To save this crop
would require the labor of 600 hands
Tor two months. at cost of $500 .000.-
The new machine saves much time and
labor.
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The Flower of the Holy Ghost" is
South American production, which PEG
pie in this part of the world are trying to
raise and naturallze, Tue Cover is & creamy
CUP, nearly as large as half an egg and
extremly beautiful What constitutes
'is extraordinary character, and its won
der as natural floral growth. is the fact
that in this flower is little pure white
dove, with pink bill and eyes, and lis
lead turned as if looking over its back.
It's wings, feet. bill. &C.. are as absolute
Is perfect as those of the living dove,
whose counterpart; this wonderful mimic
vegetable bird is.
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OF VIRGINIA.
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.

Reasons why every one shonld insure in the
Equality Life Insurance Company of Virginia:
First. 1t is more liberal TO the insurers than
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Second. Ii circulates its money amongst its
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beng invested by the Board OF Directors amongst
the insurers. Therefore the insurers build
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conducted iof their benefit.
Third. The leans in this Company are as liberal
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end of the second, third, and fourth years; but
this Company at the end of the first and every
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for OH HOLE \ EAR, whereas in other corr
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years, OF he looses all the moaes he has paid
Let the people OF Virginia take plain, com
mon sense view OF the subject, and see that it is
to th r interest to keep the money here, where
they have no Restrictions scarcely on their poll
cies, aud can get the OF til. money they have
been heretofore sepdiHg out OF the STATE.
e~ AGENTS WANTED.
Ed. MCCARTHY,
General Agent for Virginia.
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8. Department of Philosophy.

This embraces English, Modern Languages,
ture, with two others to be elected, one from
the Literary and one from the Scientific Schools
To this course is attached the Degree O Bach
elor Of Philosophy.
The Degree of Master Of Arts is conferred II
Students who have completed the course fstudy
in nine Of the Schools, and have taken distint-
tons in seven of these.
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N7ooDsToCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution will resume its operation
the first Monday in September
The term will be divided into two sessions
the first ending the last Friday in January the
second commencing on the following Monday
and ending the 10th OF June, with the usual
. vacations. Students will be charged from tho
date of entrance to the end OF the session. No
deduction win be made except in case OF pro-
tracted illness.
WOODSTOCK Is. "A HEALTHY LOCATION
aud equal to any town in the Valley of Virginia
for its morality. 1t islsituated on the o., A. y
NJ Railroad, and on the Valley Turnpike be-
tween Winchester and Stanton.
Board can be had at private boarding houses
Oh reason able terms
TERMS:
Per session of five months, payable quarterly.
l. Ofthoo raphv, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithn etic, .............. .....,.,.5 70
2. Geography, Grammar and Written =
ArIthmt tic. ~ W
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and Sacred, Ora INNER and Analysis,
English Composti>5n, History and
Arithmetic, ..........s,. $1,000 4 %
4. Mental and Moral Science, Natural
In Philosophy. Chemistry. Be tony, DIS
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Languages; ............... ;''.''' 10 U"
Accidental Fec, Erequi ed in fun in All
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Forparticulars address
T. ". MAGRUDER, Principal,
aug 6 Woodstock, Virginia.