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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
The match for $4,000, mile heats, in harness,
between the two renowned fasttrottng mares, Lady
Thorn and American Girl announced to come of on the
Fashion Course, l.. l. yesterday, was postponed
count Of the unfaYorabe weather good day good
track having been stipulated for the match stands adj
journed until the next fair day. This postponement
makes all bets on the match void.
The celebrated raCebOrse De COurcy who the New.
Jersey st. Ledger IN 1861 and several other important
Jerome TO Mr. H. b. Ring OF COorad0fOr STOCK met with
sudden and terrible death en- route the far West last
week. He had been placed in open stock along
with ambleOnian trOtting mare. and soon after the
train had passed Meadyle, Pa loose hay at the
bottom OF the ear became ignited by sparks from the
locomotive falling among It, The man who had charge
stock and had laid rest quickly aroused
by their stamping The hay under their feet was abaze,
anu Tue poor animals were I'm such state OF uneontrOua-
Die terror and fright that their attendant unable to
exuhg9sh INC hre He climbed out OF the top of the
car ana gave the alarm but before the train could be
stopped both the thoroughbred stallion AID mare
DEAD lie was by Iroya;ore out Of RhOda, the dam Of
FieetWIng, ana was only years old
The Prospect Park Fair Grounds Racing Meeting will
be held IN July under the control and rules OF the Aer
can Jockey Club The meeting follows after that Of
Jerome Park there being an interval Of two weeks
horses running at the latter meeting rest and recuper
ate for the former 1t will continue three days, com
wednesday, June 30, and Saturday July s. with fve
races on each day A successful meeting may with
void caused by the abandonment Of the Narragansett
Park race meeting.
just been made between Messrs Hunter and Trayerss
twOyear old hly Intrigue, by BarOwne out OF Jennie
Rose, and Mr. NJ A. Littels twoyear old chestnut colt
by Barowne out Of Emma Jones' IL Will be run on the
opening day OF the Spring meeting OF the American
Jockey Club, at jerome Park, In June next.
BASEBALL AND CRICKET.
At the CapitOline Ground, Yesterday, with
the wind blowing gale, and sharp seet aud chilling
rain peltng down at short intervals, really handsome
game played between the Atlantic and POYhatan
Clubs. The shOrtness and small Of the game
accounted for only by the superb fielding OF the players
POWlatanS
field, the game must have been very close One but in
this department they inferior to the Atlantics
Heavy batting however not order by either sde
for the high wind blew fairly in the face OF the batsmen
That many fine catches were made, is nexpicable the
players hands beng numbed to turn, like their
noses purple with the cold. The following is the full
The first column OF figures shows the times the
first base made hits second whole number so
made third left bases fourth and fifth out and runs;
and sixth, fy-balls caught:
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ATLANTIC
To.al......s9 327 / I6 Total.....
l,t d. y. - Ilb. sth. elh. 1th. ath. 9th.

PoNhatan....o O. Ell
Double pysSir Mcdonald and Chapman aud BY Pike and Pee
Time Of game, lao
To-day the Mutuals play the Oympcs, on the Union
Grounds williamsburg The EXcelsors OF Brooklyn aud
Champions, OF Jersey City, play opening games tile for.
iner the CapitOuc Ground.
On Wednesday. the 18th inst, picked mines from New
Jersey aud Brooklyn, will play the Captoline. The
Brooklyn Nine will be Ferguson, c. Martin start lst
b. James, 2d b., Eggler Sd b. Pearce s., Chapman f.,
Rogers f. Patterson, and for Jersey Bulkley.
Walters p NJ. Campbell lst o., SOckDan, I'd b., Mills,
g., Boles, Sd b. Lewis, f. H. Campbell, cf Lines, T.
The coming week will be the most lively in
baseball and cricket playing since the season set in
There yet "bIg matches except the Prince
ton College and Atlantic meeting on tine 18th inst Though
there is every prospect OF this being good match still
there Is no doubt TO its result To-day the Atlantic
play a game with the Powhattans, and tomorrow the
Mutuals let themselves loose upOn the Olympicsthls
Club being posed OF attaches Of the Humpty Dumpty
establishment On Wednesday the Brooklyn ExcelsiOrs
and the champions Of Jersey City have opening
games. On Thursday the return OF the series be:
tween the Atlnntics and Alphas takes place. Match
games will come of regularly from this time forth. our
amateur clubs, who going in for the new champion
club are busy as bees getting ready.
The between the married aud single OF the Willow
Cricket Club prevented by the ram on Saturday IL
will come off Saturday next On Wednesday the St.
George Cricket Club meet for inaugural game between
themselves Also Saturday, the Manhatans, Tor tho
same purpose ana the New-York Club Monday next,
the two latter at HOboken. .t.f..s Is
A. w Gamble. formerly of Albany, walked
a mie In minutes 80 seconds. for purse OF $780, IN
Stuyyesant square, on Friday morning, on Monday tho
nth inst Gamble viii undertake 10 walk IL miles IN
hours "A wager OF $500.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. sc.

The Cuban meeting which was postponed on
Thursday last on account OF the storm, will be held in
Cooper Institute this evening Many prominent speakers
will be present.
The fourth anniversary of the National Tenn
perance society and Publication House will be celebrated
~ Cooper Institute the 18th INST. Inc Hon. NIlaih
H. Dodge will preside
The Third Union Cooperative Building So
cety Will hold public meeting at Cooperative ha 10
2l Bowery, this evening officers WIZ DC nolnaSn or
the ensuing year, aud an appropriation WIZ DO maue ny
hall
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ss g. Recslpt 900 bb Flour % 200 bash wh:a' 1000 bush
o' M S FsS oGv sSR % ass ale R,
better 95aS7 Crude Turpeuns steady at 81 O'@S] 10 !"
IoTsyIn MAY 2-Tobaccosaes n bids Common sad Coos
Lug $685. S1SpTs Leaf s . aS e s; r0 ca &
e Buk shoulders l2i Clear Rib Sides ~, Clear SIZE s IS3c'
OATS ssS7se R,e 81 8 Cotton s36S wb.k Glo9'c
&c IS for No. Spn2s $685. . q, h%ber Winter for wbis
and 50 for Double ss c W:si ,S 5 co. 90 pvsis terms
Corn dull OATS c for Western barley hed y ~ - -.
Prime Canadian RE aoS Pea: nominal aI0 saSg tao
Raisd Frsig9Floar Boston &C to @ .f sss 90
ST. LOWS May 3-Cotton stead; unchanged noting dong
Treble EIIs $50 T.e ssa$i wheat he.y 5rg0R9s 4
u O9es lo 10 "a. sll5 Corr ds At oa5sc 70 sslt sc
s sGS u.s. y ~ ss' WP s lot &, S s@fS s
si S;i sls T lard dn ard nominal -, con, pre-,
selling Foai sr%ef at 81 iO6sf Is for SprUr sGrefn,
"a. @i, ans AID advanced s5 No spring 81 1881 l
HS 5 ai ~ rs Cor active and 6sssI 10 at Stg9 no
close the asking ard selling prices for cash sales
No. ' BsPy active Cts q Ss 51 GO s e ' No. sRzss
PORK so Sss Sweet Picked Hans i5a5c shoSssr, lie.
Lard lie FIgus active and shade str s8sassmsg at sa5e %
DAN - 759 30 for Cows and stoeke 80 2s9s for far 70 good
Bssi sSss g. .5ss ss sS:. = 81 c "
Wes.eru Bakers $7a 50 for Amber Western s2%So 20, Wit
and so. Corn unsettled sn S Of Ne. ' S1 At e., S ss
es Of 900 BUSH Zoe ia store Rye nomina BGrsymskst
baIei nothing 81 . for Canada Field Seeds
9uet sales $50 bags Of Timothy at - 2 bags Of medium Clover
~ 20 Hghsns peged aud nominal Pork dull AZ s1l Lad
QUIZ at Sc Canal eghs nominal asking l5c on Wheat e on
OCIn b4e OATS Pine Lumber Albany 90 ReeeptsNbefp
4OO bush Corn 90 bush Oats $50 bash and Flour bO b
CNciNSATi May 3FouI quiet aud unchanged Wheat de TITUS
emaad No. hed ct 81 s. No. 81 al sales at " 40 Corr
u AZ VS. SHh ,' demand Oats At ese2 for No. to Osoiee
ye JSGt J Barley, demand. Cotton trm quiet and VA
ShSnged Wby 90d9e Mess Pork held S3l bugen at $50 %
BULK hea ned hrner 2D4icaer sold at i4c, but not accept
ave ose Bacon trmer doing. Shoulders held hnJ Il he.
Clear Rib Sides sofa at 1919 . held lie Sug4Curet
Hams IN demand az lsiGl9e Lard beld i8c demand
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stable above mentioned TO attend to his horses ODonne
was on Sunday evening working in the stable He
ara not mhke MS appearance as usual yesterday morn
ing ana te door being burst open he found lying
dead IN the Oatbn. 1t Is cOneeured that while taking
some oats from the bin he seized with apOpe1y and
fang FORWARD Into the bin unable TO extricate him
SELL and died from suocation SO far as known he had
no relatives in this country but kind friends some of
whom had known him In his better days. viii give him
them for several years. ~
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Nav ORLylNs May -CottouDcm,nd fairs Market stfer Mid
ding, 28i 82c sales 400 bales receipts since Saturday 1900 bales
c,srts Gold lJ BtchABgeSering 1894 New York Sight
Dn ldlc per premium. FourSuperhae - Oi Double
RItra 81 IS; Treble EIrA sc IS ComWmte 1Se Oats, lie
nan al o. advaucng Prime t3 So Pork S32 Bacon hner
shoulders 3lc Sides 7dlilc Lardteee 9 Disc key l9i
2c sugar Common 9lasc Prime, id2lc Moanes duli
Femeutng Da5c Whsky-Wesern ReetAsd 85lG9Sc Coffee
FAR l5lci Prime lie ,,
26 aisle quiet demand msd receipts 500 hAsS exports
bales The uant rains Of the past ten days have overhoNe
portion Of the doing great DISTINCTIONS all oaApd creek Oo
toms be cpantcli there great scarcity OF seed
Muw,rKEE 1fOnr dull and noanaly unchanged Whehh
,,itI.i Al ri ~ 81 ~ for No Oats Grn SOC Tor 70
Con- gV!gaaL IIs ROuipa at 81 u hS Nv, pAH "~StA
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, May 3Commodore Penn II iS,.i mas as
rom command oftho European squadron anu placed on
- r C,mmander Kirkland has been detached from eohnand
oftbs Wasp and return TO the Uua eAlsn
p,., IA, bte detached duty Inspector OF Iio'lous
and Chng at e Boston Maryland GA We lst o. June nsf auu
A. s arrouut, lie WI DO relieved bf Iayma,erJ george
W p,sd I.taut Psmser T. j. Painter AMI Assistant Pay
, IT. SaneH aud George T. Bmus have ueen 9srsu 70 we
AID f,r examination Jr promotion Chefhsginer
40 Ia nrngu has been ordered TO the hatar Portsmouth
H. for special daty in regard to TIE CONSTRUCTION " ~ VI
49,. Nan taxi
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THE POLICE MISREPRESENTATION
OF MIR. ACTON-THE NEW COMMISSIONER
The following communication was presented
Yesterday 20 the Board OF Excise:


Yesterday 20 the Board OF Excise:
sAYBRooK. CosB, April ,, 1852.
IL he Metropolitan 81 Ertss GEsrLENEN-The condition
ofy health ., you know compelled retire from the oaee Of
Of Metropolitan Police creating ia the several
Boards Of which / have been member II seems to
me that the measures progress TO oil the
vseaney legally promptly and / hope aud believe in
manner acceptable public and to the several Boards 10 ies
ton know public body the action Of which Important
to the citizen, than that Board Of Excise The experience three
years demonstrate, and efficiency ofA hOroug9 impartial and
enlightened administration Excise Law securing public order,
personal safety ard the comfort Of the inhabitants Of the District
have abiding faith that the Board Of Excise will in the future as
the past discharge its very important maos sueh to
secars to themselves and tie BHe law continued and IN
creased public eommendaton and support In terminating the
oma relations which have eIs,ed between u.s. il affords
me grea, Ileaure to the Board had personally
tn each member thereof wedcserd thanks for their kindness conf
aeue and consideration At extended 10 oil aud
under al circumstance the ohca connection
tas. that attend the future Of the Board aud that each
Of ron may personally enjoy eOaaui prosperity health aud happiness
y,,v ,,,reeth,ly yours. THOMAS C. AcroS
This communication and another Of similar purport
addressed 10 the Board OF Health both referred for
npproprate answers TO Special Committee consisting
Oh t'ommissio Stone and Lincoln.
Mr.. Henry Smith, tho new Police COMMISSIONER mas
not vet entered on duties Of his position. He has
sent To Chief Clerk C. Hawlcy copy OF the certificate
~ his election by both Houses OF the Legislature, and
penred and tho necessary oath OF office MT smith
went 10 Albany yesterday. IL is not probable that no
viii meet with the Police Board before the adjournment
of the Legislature.
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ANLIi,It IL M ~.


seors-RLrss 2o0. Dan, loi Iuutss-Rhise, - Diue'
A,snscs-Rhsrs 10, DIue, ~ Bes, kuns-khnss 90 o.
sg Dile 90 SAFETY lays-khusI 49, bani.a ~ Fock'
o. CoulKAlss ?, Daniels J. ksi out Of Couhkhnes o.
paHitlt al the has-ucs, u Dauss buukf-hhine'
Dsasls 2. Tme D.. IS min Referee. Cynls Dion
Even tho galleries thrOugcd at night 10 witness
what promised 10 De stirring contest between the New
York iayorites Foster aud GOdthwaitc The ball, be-
SIDE holding much larger masculine audience than any
previous evening graced by The presence Of quite
lumber 81 ladies, who especially delighted with
Inc fancy strokes OF Monsieur KudOphe, who inaugu-
rated the evenings proceedings The game between
Goldthwaltho and Foster was remarkably brilliant,
proving as was anticipated, the finest display or
The series Foster turned his nrst hundred with a
run OF 81 GOldthwaito his Second with III, and his third
with lO5 At this stage he stood 800 20 Fosters u.s. Gold
thwaite continued 10 lead up To the t3d inning, when
beautiful OF $50 10y Poster put that player 10 ahead
es sa But GOldth waite, who was playing win oil the
confidence imaginable aud beside was In full favor with
the balls obtaining most excellent breaks quickly re-
gained the lead aud the 5h inning by l6, aver
aging % 10 The score II appended: - .
GolprHWArK0 o. o. D. 2fIj q, o. 10. 81 ~ ~ 100 ~ -,
IIGJO.6'J.J IS H. o. - q, O. 70. , "a Tosa-l.2lo,
F,.rs-9 D. H. o. O 81 10, g. q, O. o. O. ~ r. o. a. ~,
2l9GOO3B I69 90 % a. %, ., ., 49, , ], 49, 0o,
60, n, o9,0, 400 A.o,o Iunl-INH
s,ore-P,,tsr o?l Gotuaite 2 Inuing-Godhwsite -
Fo,tsr 81 Aveagt-GolithvAie, ~ 49, Foster lot best rps-
H. Foster 100 80 Pockets oh count GoihN ate
T,ster Kissed oourtGothN lile O, Poster strung
eli Tie LAs-Godhuate o. Poster Bahks-GollthSate Foe,
tsr Sa'sty plAys-GoihNae ~ Foster TO- Tme b0u" 10
nl1rtes Referee John Srrrciigt $4,000.
Deery and Rhlnes will play this afternoon; and tonight
Rudolph and Godthwaitc VIII try conclusions.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

rs. E-Messrs. Kidd, Pierce u Co., No. 10 Broad
#, will give YOU the information You require III
reference 10 the Wabash and Quincy Railroad
n 4 Y-NlcClellan was Gcneral-in-Chief OF the
limited States Armies from the retirement OF Cen
scott Nov l. 1861 until after the retreat TO Harrl,
sons Landing in July 1862, when he was superSoucu
lv Halleck
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SERIOUS RIOT Al MEMPHIS, TENN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3.-Ihe Appeal learns
,hat rot occurred in Brownsville, Tenn last night one
white man and two negroes were killed and white man
named Tom Grant was MORALLY wounded Ine 'm nap
',u, ont oi a negro threatening to XIII WHO innn
cnr"eG shcr1nan Al II O'Clock last night tue hAh' WIS
still going on.
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SpttiaI Bottles.
Meet 81 Chandon's

~
DRY IMPERIAL TIN FOlLl
" Wv S ANTHONY OkCHS
Hsw.York April 1862
patent.-MUNS Co 81 Psrkrow L., Agents tor oeIais
ing AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty experience
Pamphlet Of Law and Information Zee
DR. l. H. Schenci having been Obliged reBquh bis regular
visits EewYork Of bis increased pe'e AMI
bu,ues, in Philadelphia be inform the public that In eon'~
ounes of great the large number " patients %
ing bis rooms has determined 20 make occasional Ha" oaP
cty which will dolly announced By Advertisement 40 ''oA
public print, , "a, a.ss
lie takes this opportunity thank his numsnous paN
confidence his mode Of treatment and trusts 'ha' '
will meet their requirements ..orp SRAWRRR
DR. SCHBNCKs mediciueI-PULMONlO siAo.' 30, a...
TONIC and MANDRAKE PLLs--~iA ai sy,rber.
man and French may ObsaiOsd Of druggists % a. Al p,I
Sold also wholesale and retail, By John F. "''' "
p, s,,np and Served Tonic eaeo ~ :" per oous
49, az q. b,l,ao,,n Mandrake pills, p cents per 00i
=" y H.. IN eno,. to 30. College Place on MAY
Walter Grape ne all dead sent 20 "a toe t year-
The hst OF ,ssons % 81 81 and % each "o years.
One year on W. "a st,mp t,r ercuar . .
80 each ssau 'T FERRIS CAYwOOD Poughkeepsie \ y
----5o, More Valuable than Diamonds.
vn,t m ake pale face and Angud body vigorous VIA
Inc t snJ Iron 10 It. Prepared by H. j. BREWER Sold
MI h HENRY, No Colege,pace.
.x.a,ug stripes, By thr case OF az retail
A"""@ O. 4 J. b. kelly Co, No. til Bro.dway
po.Idiace NoIce.-Tbs Mails for Europe TUESDAY Ns
1 viii this cmce at " and al tie station, as % "a
A and b. l;'Si aud .. llipi aud lil9 xFfI ana
S - =
Awnings, aud Al TIE ifeut kinds OF Coverings trsae EaE
spd IasuI,a, a KkLIKs GG!A.s store No ~ eWsInG
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prrTsrIELp, Mass, May 3.-Ihe silver we'd
dino of the Hon Henry l.. Dawes Member OF Congress
from the Xth District OF Massacleets, was celebrated
here this evening large number OF distinguished per
- 80 ,rosout including large delegations from Bos-
49,, e,-ircneId North Adams. DC. special train from
nosto brought the LieutenantGoyernor, Moses kmDa,
Honsrv ryriirbcl the Speaker ~ the MASSACHUSETTS,
, o,d large number Of the members OF the Legs
iatgre The gifts were numerous aud elegant Inc cur
,s - North Adams presented silver dnner-aefNoe
~, az crkshiIo gave costly cperge ana
tho o'. M tbe BERKSHIRE bar handsome bronze
.I.u
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RETIREMENT OF THE ASSISTANT U. s. DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
OFFICE u. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

EEw-YoRK. April 80. 1869. s
The Hon. EDWARDS PiERREPOET, 4. 3. At
torneg-SIK As about 10 engage In tho practice Of
nv profession this city, herewith tender you my
ig1ation of the pUsitOn which hOld In your office.
ain Sir, with great respect your obedient servant
DANL. G.. ROLLINS, ir.
OFFICE l.. s. DisTMCTATTORSgH,
NEw.N YORK, April 80 1869.
DANIEL G.. ROLLINS jr., esq-DEAR SIR Your resigna-
t0n this day rendered accepted feel bound 10
from made 20 me by my predecessor ana
cai relations that you gained ana deserved the highest
confidence by the able aud efficient discharge OF all your
duties. Very truly yours, EDWARDS PlERKLroNI.
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FUNERALS TODAY.

porGuroy GRORGIE No 1879 Fort Green place, Brooklyn
GAIN MARIA 81 Jossphs Church
nONAUUR MATTHEW, No y WslWorth 81
FOLSOM GRO the Hon, 81 Marks Chnrrh. NJ,
NNGET HENRY south Fourth aud EleVeaths p'"VA9@
NrCATLlY JANIS. No $50 Secoudave-
MCCOY BRIDGET D.. No 1904 BoWery.
pUFLIN MARY r. Ma. 278 Fast Seventy fcurths
srRAUS SIMON No. ia West FORTY seVsnth-st
WENNHR MfNNA No. 81 Thiu-ave
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MR.. SHOWS REPORT on THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

MR. SHOWS REPORT on THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
GENTLEMEN: Will you explain the animus of
Director Shows report published in your paper saur
day morning. Mr. Snow was appointed Government Di
few weeks before the end Of President Johnsons
term Of office, informed TO reward him for
some service rendered to defeat Mr. Johnsons impeach
ment While he was on the line Of road, lie tele
graphed through friend that unless would give
him coal contract, out Of which he could make for
tune lie would give MS hell in his report We replied
in effect that we would expend millions OF dollars 10
pete our road PERFECTLY and maintain our rights but not
dollar more for black mail" This conclusion Mr..
Snow, Fisk. Judge Barnard. and the pnbc generally,
may well fully understand. Adhering TO tins cOnclu
sion has cost RS the expensive litigation OF the last two
months and the necessity OF removing general oiCe
20 Boston but we have maintained self-fespect,
shall Join rails with the Central next Saturday at
PrOmontory Summit and have out Of reach OF the
NewIOrk Courts TO perfect the ent1 Dad and pay the
July coupons in gold.
c. S. BUSHNELL Director U. r r. r. Co.
NeWeHdreH, Conn, May
ST. LOUIS, May 3.--An Omaha dispatch of
yesterday says:
"TOday's Herald publishes statement 10 regard TO
Chauncey II. Snow late Government Commissioner Of
published in The National IltetgeneeT The statement
Is 10 the effect that Snow drunk during the entire
trip that he possessed contract with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company for the delivery Of 200 tuns OF coal
daily for year at 81 80 tun than tho Com
pay paying in consideration of which hA proposed
10 make favorable report and that his reports
for sale till the Company refused 10 buy any terms
Tbe Agent Associated dscsBs ell responsibility the
reports that The dri dispatch sent Bis oeo free 81
toll aud that s latter given solely on ihs authority Of me omaha
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THE WALTER GRAPE.-We are requested to
cal, the attention Of readers to the advertisement OF
Me.sr, Ferrss Caywood Of the Walter Grape one OF
the firm has spent great many years anu i"ibo sum VI
money in producing this new variety.
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The Sew Fuller g. Barnum 'PlncbinR Tuck Marker,
the Goodrich all Machines W. BAKNUN No b36 Broad
way below Beekerst NewYok Tgckug to order
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Hazard & CuweIps Cod Liver OIL til. best

The celebrated sOzOdOut &, sal, to b. fso& the
Tree vi Chill
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nIissIaquoi Spring Water.-Ths only Known remedy TO-
aud all diseases OF The EdBeyS Sold By all drugg Depot
No. College Place, New York ...
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ALBANY CATTLE MkRKRT-N,v1

The supply n Beves nearly .har last week bat
there enough 10 meet the demand which fair prices idIe
higher Good Bueherag 70 Prime steers fat bring a09 stock
and light batcberDg stock 6dic sales head
Sheep good at &C. for Sheared
for Upsheard Averaging about 100 H. HegS 100 head Cora
Fed at SlO9 30 90; Store PIG are wantel
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THE STATE or TRADE
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
WEST INDIA MARKETS

p.,, N,vaIBoune quiet; Rentss. 7h 90cI
iygr NAV J-Evening closed al l francs Tor tres ordl
- oo mot aud iiOl friucs for Low Mddlings aaoat
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

u,v,S, NAV Sugar market quiet business today small bu
remain ms made basis Of q reals psr arrobe for No Il
b. s. Exchange uuaiered
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MARRIED.

sHREyECOoY-o April % at the residence o. the brides moher
Rev D. Yerks Benjamin Shreve VI NeslOrk 70 hsg
t. Coon Of Plaindeld, n J. ~.
JoNRs-BUSH-on Thurdsy, April r. at the Reformed Cbare
Brighton Rights by the Rev Jas BtOwne stephen III Joaes 70
jennie Bush, both Of Staten Island. No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04
PHTLADELpHIA CATTLE NARxBr Nav :, 4


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04
THE BILLLARD TOURNAMENT
TWELFTH DAY.

The players. yesterday afternoon, were Henry
Rhnes Of Chicago and Edward Daniels the game being
the I2th Of tho tournament Daniels had won but one
game, and Rhincs 1t regarded as the laters
last chance and he certainly made the most OF IL for
although nearly 30 points behind at the start he pulled
up splendidy and counting in nearly every inning with
edible stcadines issued from the conteat winner
by ig9 points His best two o3r, while those OF
Daniels los and % The correct score ana AnaJ SIS
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