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NORTH SHADE, GRArIor Co., MIcI.,
August. 1859.

NORTH SHADE, GRArIoT Co., MicH.'
August. 1859.
DIR. C. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
lam now about SO years old. and
have been afflicted with rhcu-
matism in my limbs, so thatI
was unable to leave my room at
times for % years. | suffered
general nervous dcrangeincht
and excessive debility, and have
msctl almostcvery kind ofpatent
medicines to no benefit. | have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. Inow feel very
thankful that ! have at last
found a medicine that has gwen
relief. | have bought some OF
vour Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Mathcrton; Mr.
Marcus Smith, and they have G
given me almost entire rcllel'
| NV limbs and veins were great
" swollen, but your medicines 81 :; ,
have reduced them to their
nroncr size, and. l have been
able towalk three and fourm miles
at n time.
Very respcctfully, yours,
: DEBORAH hoBEHiS'
Fl May Z. '69-ly
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rWc learn that the young men who
were engaged i'm the affair with Miss
Garrison, in Hall Tp., and who gave leg
bail have returned, and compromised thu
matter with her. DC more careful, mex
time. boys.
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Tur NrrsEny.-Thc June No. of thi'
ursr Of all small childrcn's magazines l.
ON our table. aud cvincc- extraordinary!
talent in it, getting up. Specimen cop's'
free. Address John l.. Shorcy, Is WASH
Iinyton ST, Boston, Mass.
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INSURANCE. C.NPASy--Wcn understand
that a Farmers Home Fire Insurance
Company has been organized by the far.
mers in the gisinty of Isetmille in fhi'
county. They propose 10 insure onl,
each Others property, and will not cx
tend their operations further than Da
bois county. A company Of this kin,
might be probably organized in ever.
township,
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~Thc heavy rains the past week have
been greatly beneficial to the growing
lsmall grains and grass, but have tempo
rarily stopped blowing corn.
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-Prentioc thinks If young lady has
a thousand acres of land, the young men
arc ant tn think that there is sufficient
ground for attachment.
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0JThe attention Of Jonineymaa shoe
makers Is directcd to tho advertisement
of Mr. X. Beck in to-days paper.
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Gn.cr GrrrNwoop has sold her "iaf-
-, y pu,p,N" TO Alfred J.. Scwcll X o..
publishers of the LITTLE CONFORM,
of Chicago. Jnr PILGRIM has been pup ',.
lli.heL rs n childrcm's magazine FOR OYER
fifteen years. and has been popular i y.
wcn;,c. Grace Greenwood still wr,'cS
In IN. CouroRAl. The July hummer
hcrins new volume. and we advise on.
irr;rmIs I" send on 10 tho publishers. al
once one dollar. which is The price ici
one year and give their children thi'
unio,,c. original magazine. which hns nc
sunnr;nr anywhere. Those who sun
scrihc durin. June. will receive the JUNE
number extra.
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lIr.rTu ANplIoMr.' published week.!

.lIEARTu AND HONE. nuplsnc" 49,
by :. NJ. Pcttcngill. New ORR Wy
comes to Ms regularly and for home pa
ncr contains more valuable reading man
Il. contained in several PIT together o'
The so-callcd literary" papers OF the da!
In is edited by Donald q. Mitchell nhd
| Harriet Bccchcr Stowe. with tairnlro
la.soriatcs, and is just the thing FOR III.
..Eurm. the Garden. the Fircsiuc. S+'.
pcr year. Pc,tingill. Bates y Co.. 81
| Park Row. New York.
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rhrsi,l Ipr,n,ci;y Impeiimen's 10 Narrisg'. ''e.'
".'""' r,,,rr., snd Frs induced l.!
acknowledgements or sexual exiraNagSnc"
Hs.ysrrc. in a scaled envelope, "ni, "c'hts.
IT, ed author IN this admirable rsssy. '"arN
a.nn,.,rs,,s from thirty years smccrssiul practice
th,t III. alarming Consequences 81 s"'iauns' may ~
radically cured without ih- dangerous Us" ., r,n'
90 a., IN. aupcariun Of the knife: pointing "ui
.d. q, eur, :, once simple certain. and .n.riu'' ~
mean. Of which every sufferer no matter wha' ~, '.m
diion may be- may eur. him-ef chenris' pfNa's! ""'
Il .n'cuLv. 49, :, -, .,,. az rv.r,
e,sr This Lecture should he in III" h'"'s "' '''''
youth s,i every man in The i''d .,,rass
/ S.u, under seal. in plain sns'i'l" !" ''' 49,.
Also Doctor wslls :" Msrrias' "ni"e' P'"' .
cents. Address the Publishers. ,.
''"'' CHARLES J. e. KLINE foiuprny.
M l:;1 I.ov cry. New York
Post 81 ilrc Boa 4,5sG.
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4 FORTUNE ~ Any STATE Hieh's 70, ~ ~,
~. New ra,cr, sniclc fer every i.ina's s'"F' -
AdJIcss isyLAlOR, 70. BoA 2IJs, &c" i"rk
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\ Lecture 20 Young Mcss.

A. Just published. new edition 81 nr u'-
&O yprvcIrs Celebrated Essay On Inc
2A Rams, Cure ~ without mriicine) 81 srF.-
,..y,,,o. 1. ar seminal " .nknes,. In,"iun-
tary seminal losses lur,rhs'N. Mental and
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r1OR LADIES ONLY.--For an article having .
remark able sale, address Mrs. Molt'AN wv u','
= - Ncw York. April 9-2m-E ~
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We wonder il this is the same Woods
who used to be resident of this county
and who in making change with rcla-
Tive refused to lose an odd two cents
but chiselcd half dime piece in two il
order TO make close change in trade.
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June 20. lsGs-lv.
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AMHERST COLLEGE-C CORRECTION.
70 ne Editor Of The TrIbHne.

SIR: Having once before tested your willingness
mistakes call Jour aentOn to few inaccuracies
IN your correspondence Which, though not affecting the
reputation College deserve notice In Issue Of the 5h inst
saer giving synopsis President Steans Baecaureae sermon
correspondent furnishes also whtPuP to be abstract Of 'bs 'd
dress before Society Of Inquiry by President Parehid Of Obrr
College. Gross injustice done in to the orator Of TIE
evening who spoke upon "The Decline Of Christianity,
and did not upon Slavery, which your correspondent
dweL ppOn topic Of bis address, The meetings too, Of
the secret societies do not take place until tomorrow night
Your reporter says; OF these societies appears that The Chi Psi
f0urishing popular this learning" Allow
this remark Alpha Delta Phi" established BY The
numbers IS membe Psi UpsOD" began bere
Glass Of 8l aud has 40 MEMBERS Delta Kappa Epsilon
existence this College far back l8 aud counts 40
members while Obi Psi established recently 1868 or 1884 only
numbers IS 6 II exercises worth reporting At AL
while should be simple natter Of JUS
College authorities and the students As Of the latter
who has the advantage reporter In that he has attended all OF
public exercises therefore whereof he writes and
society well Of the graduating class who hopes
proceedings Of each Justly reported beg that having pub
~hed At length correspondents mistakes wall grant space
for the publication Of this communication. JuHTICK
amherst Mass Jdy 6. 1863
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

ANN ARBoR, July THE Commencement
ceremonies here interesting, and consisted OF the
usual round Of addresses No honorary degrees were con
ferred at this Commencement and indeed believe only
five OF these distinctions have been granted during the
quarter Of q century that the College has existed.
Among these that OF LID conferred last year upon
DE SarmientO, President of the Argentine Kepuohc,
firm friend OF the University For the hrst time IN the
history Of any college the degree Of Pharmaceutical
Chemist was conferred here this year. hospital f0r Gun
TINS degree was awarded 70 Christopher Arnold Hale
Bliss, Edmund NJ. Bloomfield, Eugene Boise Marvin l.
Case Samuel Covert, Henry ID. p Cushman Asa H. FOX
James NJ Ford Edwin L. George, Edgar L. Hennlng'
LeGrand H. Hoon, Charles H. Hood Iohn W 1S NNa
William f. Maltbe, Luman g. Moore JAMES n ~ E ES
John +. Cakes, Robert g. Rex William H. Rouse, Johh
thar of Doctor Of Medicine upon William B. Hamilton.
John Jarvis Seth Mills that of Mining Engineer upon
Hugh b. Alexander Charles Brush, Charles a. Haml'
ton, James Holiday Thomas seely Luelah sWIt JT'
Benezet Williams; that OF Civil Engineer upon Hugh 49,
Rhodes, Albert A. Robinson, Thomas =. SeeIy,
Elijah Treadwell, John Whiting, Benezet Williams !;
A. Butler. jr George NJ Clayberg, Franklin .; Dewey
James Du Shane, Samuel Hayes, IT,, William g. johns:
Arts upon the graduating Glass, follows: Sidney
Brownsberger, Henry A Chaney, wlInah .; OS3cheI'
Joseph NJ. GestOn, William J. Gibson, Nathan L. Guthrie,
Stephen G. Hail. Francis NJ Hamilton; john r. Hnlnap'
Marmaduke b. Kellogg, Theodore f. Kerr Benjamin l..
C. LOthrop Charles f. Otis, Thomas o. Perry, HOT
ace snoyer Gss II eW%Sm In SbareS
that Of Master Of Arts in Course: Abram j. Aldrlch,
VIM H. Belden Charles f. X BELLOWS P Sa1lor b %
b. Hamilton, Warren l. Hicks, Alfred Z. Nudge, Lyman
ID. Norris VIM W. Perry DelOs Phillips, Charles A.
Sanford Elliott T. slocum, James A. Van Fleet, VIM W
Washburn, Fitch r. Williams, Newton II. Wlnchel Hud-
son A. Wood that Of Master of Science, upon Anon
l. Aldrich The Rev. Dr. f. Q. Haven, Methodist cier'
gyman OF distinction aud President OF the University has
rendered his resignation and its acceptance has been re-
corded by the Regents He to the Presidency OF the
Chicago University at Suburban Evanston Among the
distinguished gentlemen present at the Commencement
were Dwight May, Attorney General OF Michigan the
Hon James A. Sweeney Of Hastings, and United States
Senator Jacob Howard. The was fraught with
pleasure and the confident hopes Of the past for the u
ture OF the College were renewed.
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VIM. Many TRIBUNE SATURDAY IT, ises-ouADRup1E

order to get possession Of the animal 70 take ! caudeine NJ
Camp who had Mr. Decker seized upon the horse
him by John Thoma, Joseph stevens w9o
10 the removal Of the horse has not YET beer
arrested An examination parties arrested who are under $500
bail each. will be had nsIt week
Church Melted 900 Gas pipes laying In YOrkave. in Willis
Yorkve the Second Ward 1.-The commencement
Agnes Institute (Roman Ca!hOc) largely attended The
Seminary charge Of the Sisters very popular one and Protest
young Of the 6 prizes "a poor German
arrested yesterday Lake View for stealing 9d pieces Of wood
The cotton almost entirely stopped In consequences 81
the price the low Of Manufactured goods
the latter being caused by the overwhelming inpoAnons Of Bngh
goods the price which cheaper because Ensh labor cheaper
There Dis comparatively little cotton in the country not more
could bold the market The Dale and the PbGnI
Mills making broad silk equal to any Imported silks In the
NewYort There great increase noass TINS year over
the number Of last that landlords In many instances falling
obtain the high rents demanded have empty Committee
Of the Board Aldermen will Monday evening report on The
levy estimates "A read the east side OF the Passae Dan
graded along bank aud the back road vacated
TRENTON.-The car-house of the Trenton Horse
Railroad Company and adjoining bulldogs yere THURSDAY nE
damaged which there
for 81 5 The peach Of Hund0p and Somerset Counties
ship 200 GOO baskets Of peaches ~ the South this season
COMMITTEES has been appointed By the Association 70 make
OI their transportation with the supeDendln Of railroad companies
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COLLEGE
COMMANDMENTS
TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFORD, July S.-The President delivered
The Baccalaureate sermon subject"T The Unrest Of the
Soul" showing that It was made in Gods image and for
Him. and that He alone be the true satisfaction of
the sonl The Grafton and poem before the Alumni on
"wednesday evening have already been noticed.
The procession on Commencement Day to-day moved
from the College at 10 o'clock, headed by the famous
Colts Armory Band The exercises were held IN the new
Opera House which is retired from noise, spacious, and
We'll AIRED The appearance Of the house was very bril-
liant There Is speakers besides the representa-
rive OF the masters who spoke fine Grafton on The Age
OF Svnthess" The speaking in general good part OF
A excellent though few OF the pieces were marred ey
hesitancy from lack OF perfect memOrzatOn The PRIZE
FOR speakiug (matter and manner both being taken
INFO accounD was awarded to George Ous
Hobrooke Of New-YOrk There are IA Bachelors
of Arts and two scientific students leave college with tins
class The Alumni dinner served at the United
States Hotel at O'Clock. very large company passed
about three hours together very agreeaby PRESIDENT
jackson presided Speeches were made by Prof Porter
of Yale College the Rev. Dr. Henry formerly professor
IN the University of NewYOrk; the Rev. Dr. Pnrdy OF
HYDE Park. New-YOrk; Mr., Warner, OF The Hartford
C0trdnt: DR. GeeT of NewYo DIR. Gaaudet, OF New
York; DIR. shepherd, OF EcOts Mills, Nd. Gov Jewell
who was detained from the dinner until the speeches
were well under way, made his appearance, ana was
greeted with hearty applause. He made DneI put
happy speech The company sang "Auid Lang bynee
before parting all taking each others hands in DrOth
erly but very irregular circle The class entering LOT
next year unusually large and the college is very pros
porous
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AQUATIC.
THE ALERT BOAT CLUB.

The Alert Boat Club had their first annual
picnic and boatrace yesterday evening at FunkS Union
Park OF esd street. East River On account OF tho
rain which fell during the afternoon. theTo was but
a meager attendance to witness the race. Two prizes
were intended TO have been bestowed, handsome goa
badge worth $50 the winner Of the double scu race
aud gold badge worth $40 the winner Oh the single
Heu race Owing doubt 10 tho threatening state OF
the weather entries were made for the douDe hcuh
race and only three for the single scu race The con
tending parties William Cannon. EDWARD hlhhlcAs'
and Patrick Fitzgerald; and the course was if9n a
stakeboat az the foot o esd street, down round the
buoy below the lower rocks and back distance OF about
three miles The start made at 520. Cannon owl
IDENTITY the most skul oarsman OF the three, took the
lead from tho FIRST kept throughout and came IN ahead
having rOWed the three milCs In almost exactly twenty
minutes Fitzgerald, second time $40. Mihnicks was
some distance behind and his boat having been cap.
sized by the swell caused by passing steamer, aud
while swimming about, he came near being run
down by a schooner, which was being tOwed
down the river. He breasted the waves man
fully however, and having rigfted his little
shell he rowed for the shore Towards evening the wea
Their having become somewhat clearer goOdly company
assembled In the pavilion and dancing was kept up with
vigor TO late hour The club founded less than a
year ago, and numbers some eighteen members, enter
prising young business men OF the city.
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LATEST SHIP NERS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship wenke Bremen June &C. aud Southampton Jane
steamship Malta HaDe, I'spso Jaus "a and Queenstown a.
steamship Brunette Brook, Philadelphia Hd.e and pas.
Bark Crusoe Mil Cenfaegos ~ tays; sugar
Bark RrIs Bans, Smith, Bermgda Gar, ballast .
f SS SoSSoed Rio dIa. sa sTGs 'ss I'D WOOL
Bra Dove Dnmore Csaflgs Is days aud nolAsseA
BhT Clara. Kan Bordeaux 60 days .ias. Ss
Brig RoseEaT. Hammond, GalyGmaP r., 10 days sugar
BnE Josie, PeuTey, Kngtton, Jam. 10 days, logNood
Brig Geo Berry Fosse,ts, Bridgeport. G lsdAys coal
Sur Gllnd Lbby Guiyana r. IS DAYS sugar aud aoasses
shr BvA H. Lew' Lesis ws'hugon c. days naval
GcHooSHRs-RIVER AND ooAsrwsE
y.oss.3: yf@Sl Fl S S wSi,; Virginia
wipsils Dsn,H Ga, yellow pine Woodrnd sins, G,orrsorn
b. Diamond GreeuporL Chalucey 81 John. Grerbport
Harriet LeSiI Ne.oor = s. Page SorthpoTh
MAR Eysins Gre,uPOrt NJ o Wells Greerpor
Traniin Cliaton Jobu wareu Proyidsuee.
sS y hF Ps; fsSsd'''s %ys Ian S rss'
f@raS Watson. new Haven Oh" WooJhnii, Nex.IAren.
Edwin & Tyler Portland. c. Jos Hall Portland CT
s s Buckingham, Portland Ct X w. Wilans Portland, c.
Mhv Eliza Boston lommerce Boston
Lavisis Jane Newport Nellie Bloomfield stamford
Geo. Washington Stanford Veuuiiou StoBt brook.
Emma C. ysrnih Roekaud. lime. Josephine. wareGan
A. }. Dyer, Naehia', lumber
BELOW. w..
Brig Five Brothers, from PctOui and Nova Scotia barb
Talbot
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS JAY 9-Aved steamship Nreus nom SewYork ship
Miller from Philad.lpha 80
FoKrEEss MoyRos Va JAY 8-Aryed s steamship Seminole
Romsacs -'''1 '1' VII
WrSsGros n g. July s-Clsnred ,teim,bip,J W. Evernan
for Sew.Yorki Lnelle baltimore
SIv.sSAa Jny 9Carsd .chr Ranger Tor J,cksOuve
'chr. Margaret Lucy, Providence
FOREIGN PORTS.
PtYSorrH JAY 9The Hamburg American Compay's steamship
WesphAa which len SeWYork June arrived evening
Moutts July Steamship Europa from NerYorE
has arrived
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OF the laws merely by Of serving notice Ke @
the 18th inst. III the Commissioners OF the I
Of the Brooklyn Sinking Fund really fee cam END "a
to assert right to any portion OF the Excise uu' 40
pledged to them, the least dlaory ana eA %
npr of testing the questions involved would DC loI oo W
the benehcaries under the law OF lSo9 W PIOOo'N ~
plaJdGRuS for its share OF the money -, -, ,oeo ora
The other appropriations IN the ChaIi'J plii Vi ~ ~
So.ey for the Relief Aged snd INDECENT Women eWYorN e.
NeW.YOrk Medical College foT WomeE...: -
These two said amounts are made charge on 'n0
Metropolitan Excise Fund" geperaly: .nho
Good shepherd In the CITY 10
The Hospital Of the Sisters Of s. Francis Eev fOrf'' Zoo
The three last-named amounts are directed 70 DC pau
from the Metropolitan Excise Fund derived holn 'n'
Convent OF Sisters Of Mercy (BrooHn). SOW
This is 10 be paid from the money derived from INC
County Of Kings, and hence portion OF 10 VIII I on o
several towns Of that county within the Excise M
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Benevolent Society 40 " S
The House Of the hepbed kc (BrOokyn) Io
The three last amounts are to be pald rom 'ho
money derived from the City OF Brooklyn -, -, :, .
1t win be noticed that one OF the appropriation
Charity bill, following that to the stat9 art
Asylum declare whose duty 1t is TO make the pay GUY
TO the respective benefciaTtes and henCe ~ 10 * ~
means clear whether 1t is intended that the sIate
shall receive the money OF the BOaIH anu sio
payments the warrant OF the state ContfSeT as Is
whether this Board is to pay the sums IlIeSIS %
its Treasurer. In conclusion the c1nnseI su 1a 81
| the Sinking Fund OF New.YOrk and BROOK
yn are out Of the way, it viii be advisable before
of the State treasurer and Controller to the subject and
TO invite An expression OF their views and wishes as 10
theirmode OF h at al tbe appTopratons in
the Charity bill following the words 10 DC para OUT Vi
the Metropolitan Excise fund.- the folloWg &C, nay b
opinions and yet the whole Of the latter half OF the act is
so confused that he cannot feel the utmost confidence
his own views AS there are nearly fifty OF these adui-
tona appropriations TO institutions situated In all parts
of the State and Of them OF considerable amount
the question regarded by Mr. Eaton as one OF practical
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co 4, oo wear for each company to be divided amCn
Ssr also say sy Se they 70 now claim
and purposes FRENCH ana To- the full pay Of remen
in the companies SESSION. As %a' SO S'a far regarded
set the Legislature, at us asI af $1,000 To-
their the original lOs estimate fRe Tei ss
anu le aPp o ~ inst dues or the arithmetic IAN
70 DC e IS nm An his multiplication and addition,
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iss ID 81 4th. sth. 9th It'll Total
IKy.sS9iss::,'.......:....:::...s 70 . IS
FJ ese6c:. Cor q BarIqv Deps. i Randall /
s eS:I @ E,F' d. s; S5S:5
Club Tine . same-2 hour, 30 minus'
HARVARD VS.. ATHLETIC.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The game OF Base
Bali this afternoon, between the Harvard College Club
score Of IS TO a. The following is total OF each innings
r. RUE e. ny "a Each .tsl ~ 5SSI sSS 7A 9Th as
R E15,,Es;......i 3 iGH ! 81
The College boys played strong game which told
enectuaLy, against hap hazard STYLE lately adopted
by the Athletics
ATLANTIC VS.. ORIENTAL.
In consequence of the rain, yesterday, this
game not played. At present II Is on indefinitely
ALPHA VS.. ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN.
These strong amateur mines viii contend foI
ball on the Capitolne ground this afternoon
NOTES.
On Monday the Eckfords play the Powhat-
tans at the Union Grounds, Williamsburgh.
The Atlantcs will play either the 0lympics
or the Keystones at Philadelphia, on Tuesday next.
No definite day for playing the return game
Of the MutuaAtantc series has yet been decided upon
The Atlantics will play return game with the
Athletics of Philadelphia at that city Monday after
The nine and their friends VIII leave MT Henry
Atlantic Club House, Fultonst Rrookyn, at a. m Mon
day and will take the train for Philadelphia via
Camden and AmbOy Railroad
The Olympics of Washington will visit this
vicinity next week. On tuesday tley VIII play
champion amateur "stars" on the Capitone grounds
on Wednesday they will play the Atantics They are
also booked for games with the Muuals aud Eckfords
but no days have been designated The following play
ers compose the Olympic nlne Force 8 g. Reach, 20
Malone Young T.; Billings sd Emmett, LIST; Woods
c. f. Robinson, l. T.; Leeoh, p.
The champion Eckfords will leave the city
about the first Of next month for extended tour
through the East, West and South Their first game viii
probably be with the Yales at New Haven. At Boston
they will play the Haryards, LOwes and Trmonntains
Thence they will proceed to Albany where they viii play
the Nationals and KnckeTbOckers At Troy they Will
meet the famous Haymakers. Thence they VIII proceed
to Rochester and play the Aerts Of that city At syracnst
they play CentTa and then TO Buffalo 70 engage the
Niagaras It Is probable that tho cities Of Chicago and
ST. Louis Will be visited. but yet the matter is not
fully determined. At Cincinnati the champions
will endeavOr 10 cope more successfully with tho noted
Red Stockings" than they did at home. On the way
homeward they will stop at Washington, and play the
Nationals and Olympics At Baltimore they play the
MARYLAND and Pastime Clubs, and at Philadelphia the
Athletics Keystones and olympic. The closing game OF
the tour be with tho IrvingtOns at IrvDgtOn, n
The following form the nine that Will make the tour
Martin, p; Jewett Alison lat b.; Woods, % b. Hodes
81 Nelson. sd b.; Treacy, T.; Patterson, T.; Plukhan
L f.; Egger, substitute.
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FROM BREMBN-In steamship Wiser July 9-MrA Schmidt OF
and wife Miss Ca Bneokels b. Paester W. Sargent Otto
sehvabe Kokuke Mrs Tsbeta serk and children Sam
Sernhe John Ferguson and children Miss Charlotte hsTkenHI
Mar PEREZ Miss Sara GosteiB, Heb Hampe, Bron Schu
marker Mr. Bugeue Ho j. Kaufman Miss
rIet,o Lunle Miss marce Hartmann Mise Louise Neher Misses
Caroline and Eugene Robde Miss Marie Kaefsre Mr.
leo Lehman Miss BREEDING NJ Hoa Miss Louise Hermann
Miss Bertha Lobe and children Jus Gruner Feusks Cbas g
nsnn KomAnn, Alexander Landecker d. Gsst aad
son M stoh mann family j. d. Ro r. Trau. Pans Helrh
Miss Helene ncker NJ SppeTt Levi Noses Moses Bloch
ger r. MurbotL &. Weller, H. Rendel