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A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN FINE CUT AN
IA chewing tobacco requires situation in Wholesale
retail tobacco Address J: W. j., Herald olcc
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A Young MAN (AGED 49,, FULLY COMPETENT, DE-
N sires position b0okkeeper clerk; has untoube
references as regards ability and integrity. Address
Hen
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EIJ FrII Av.. BETWEEN HsT AND <eD SITS, FIRST
al foor back room.-A respectable Protestant
Wishes employment by the day week either TO do house
<ar ffr e.Vaah
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A SALESMAN FOR A NOTION AND FANCY DR.
N goods sore must have thorough experience and
references Apply at 4s Third av., to day. from ~ to
o'clock A. NJ.
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A LADY or RFFINEMENT WOULD GIVE DAILY n
N structon IN English, French aud music 10 return fo
board In city. Address for week Miss w. Herald onee
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S ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER OR ENTRY CLERK
N A young with unexceptonable city testimonials
desires engagement Address X box 225 Herald Office.
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I4e WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TC
HIO do hoasec Gaming by the day. good city reference
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100 5TH Av., BETWEEN seth AND 2,ST sTS.-A
La Swss girl, speaks French aai little Enc lish
maid and for H. ht chsmberwort
In. reference given. be days,
tween A. N. and T. M
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1CO WEST ArH Stan ENGLISH GIRL WISHES
4 w 10 give he- services 10 family going TO En,
land in rcIrn for her passage there Can at her
pT- employers
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VVANTED-GARDENER's SITUATION, by A SINGLE
w man. understands the business in all It's branches
greenhouses sraperes &C. Good city reference Address
B. G., box l40 Herald Office.
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IOH 90 Av, BASEMENT, BETwEEN SD AND SD
Il III sts.--A woman wishes TO out to wash
house cleaning by the day.
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A YOUNG LADY, PERFECT IN FRENCH, GERMAN
~ and EBalish, desires situation copys translator
writes good AID quick hand Address NJ. o. C., Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN NEWARK.

On Wednesday desperate ARRAY occurred
between party OF Torkmen in the Zinc Works in the
Twelfth Ward Of Newark which will probably result in
the death OF one OF the participants The facts have not
ntn9rso oeen reported as the injuries received by the
victim were not at nrst supposed TO be serious II ap.
pears from the statement OF one OF tho men now IN ons.
toby that dispute concerning work 10 be per.
formed In the mandatory broke out among the men
and SIX OF the number, John Wadron Charles Potter
Michael Keyner Frederick heyte GILES Frankert and
In the defeat OF Waldron and Pfefer who were both
Knocked down and beaten by Frankert Heyte and Rev
ner. Wsldron was struck with a heavy wooden chair
and Is now stated by the physicians who are ATTENDING
him that his skull fractured Heyte ana Reyner were
arrested and taken before Justice Rose by whom thew
were admitted 10 ball. charged with assault and batfeTy
When the condition Of their victim became more seros
tney were again taken INTO custody, together fitH
Frankert and held TO await the result Of Wadrohs
injuries lie has been nsensible since the ASSAULT vas
committed, aud his recovery Is said to be im possba
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY ofBgoEIn Brooks Liverpool July IS via Queens
Steamship EIGsa BsEsa.n Rehmond City Point, and Soron
steamship AbermArs coueh Richmond City Point and Norsh
s,..%.sSS F R,Hl.o N,IIoIy s.,,ss.S "ss .ss
steamship Er.Ssoaia BragT Portland Sdss aSa pas.
s.ssn'hp w'multa F,6, New. Bsdiord, ndls aad pa,L
Steamship Ranta, Philadelphia, mdIe
Steamship yal'y cIy yohuOu wang.on c. ud.s aud p.sa
B Bss s s.' S. S P sS;1S tF s S '
E,1 h Mi s.'f S. e,'; S Ss's. sS,y
Bhg j. Richard, Ro1sh Ponce u days sugar and mOa"sa
b bE s rTis%i s S c S,1I y G i so.
BhG Ellen. Kerr Bridgeport @ b, IS ays, coal
BIs 4dd'. MsksS'is 81 Thcs,,. n a.y. railroad lroo.
Sch Sit Waiter sehott syPher ST. Johns B. 3dAys lumber
scGr. J. J. Ward, Ianlu, AtIindd,, Day, coal
lcHooSsRs-KWER AND coAsrwIE
os" Doasiy s sa S and Mao, T pTo.se.
J. A sheppard Giorgstoun, DC Thames, Providence
l. W. Hue, Portland e. village Queen Providence
isos, gddS'port.' psssea. wii%Ss,ou N C.
Nm BGndnsn Hartford Is SeasaI' Vlrss'
hsfisi ! Ned bridgeport saes Psts, ylg.sis
Geo. p KsIs. Bridgeport Cals, Virginia
Hannah Chase, Portland, c. spray, Virgins.
MAJ Day, Bangor Rs.dnI r, 50, Sssaa'sa.
Rainbow, BssgoE y,lmilloO Providence.
s s a1R. g. sH ss'I Pi1 rSSa''
H E::5:s T. 8 S:;: f.s Fii ~: S'5$.s:
Matte George, BAN ] r. NsFss, Pro1s,Scs'
Victor Georges Blnt Forest Home Providence
WIN. Riley, George. Blnt Maria Louisa, Providence
Emily, Stamford Emily Z. Dsnhison. Providence.
Whistler. Taunton James Holman, NeN.HAven.
Waterman. Bedford James
julia 5 Swan, NorhporL New Regulus New Haven
Mara, Port Jefferson. Edward lindsley Nen.IIayru
Geo IL Dams s'ouyorook Editor. NeN.HaVen.
Isaac H. Borden, Fall k,eL Just New Havep
MARY Tee Providence Reading r. H., ~, New Haven.
Silver Spray Fan River kira Hamiltsn Nes.uayrn
Garland, Fall River Triumph Philadelphia
kmma aud khen, Hartford NeWLealAnd. Bangor
Sterling, bTooAhAtn Magnolia, (Brl Windsor, n. s.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON july 25Arny.i steamship Siberia ILveypoo R,rL,
Con London COccod McAassi Hoah IA
fah X q "
ph, Bg-Fa"u Kingston. JAm Prncea Beatrice, Csnhegos,
Jacnto Cenuegosi Is A. Carver Remedies Antilles Trinidad
CLARK, Havana NJ ko'eri Pensacola H. Houston Pensacola
Cosmos Aeanda WESLEY BALTIMORE ElvirA Culd
IBg star Philadelphia NueTtaI Hobohen Schooner AbaIo 81
Martins
PNaNcnco JAY 2A-Aulvsj BaHowdAs Newcastle N s. W.
Sailed GWeushuTg. CurA "
CHAALEsTos. y C., July 7&-Aned. Magnolia New.
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Total. ,768 $40 el6J. Oss 20
CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF IDsTADT


According to previous announcement, tho
natives Of scbleswg Holsten residing in this city and
neghborhood assembled at the Armoy OF the Eleventh
Regiment N Y N. O., at p. yesterday, 70 celebrate
the lgth anniversary OF the battle OF "Idstad" the
Bunker HIM. In the history OF the revolution OF the
Province OF Soheswig HOsten against the Government
OF Denmark Fully 1000 people were present, some OF
whom participated In that sangulnAry battle Al 81 the
procession marched into tho drllrOOn Of the regiment
which was festooned with the American and German
nags A stand erected IN tho center OF the room
enVeloped with wfeahs OF flowers and tho sides were
the names OF the battles Of the Revolution The band per-
Formed the national air OF the Fatherland" they
were entering and as soon flushed Mr. Herman Enge,
the orator OF the day, spoke as follows:
ny Connmeh and Comrades: We ambed here today 10
egn county 70 celebrate the nineteenth Of the battle
sbsTe so comrades fell the 2ih and 18Th Of July
o9 ~ oe With The Danh army. II Ia needless for me 10
wrongs which INFLICTED the Government
tt country " too well known reach
4eI9a zee waters Of the Atlantic friends asd eounirymen
odsy p4Jbg silent for those martyrs
We apgn foreign county but au 10 God Ald o liberty
Destheh 70 pay our devotion 10 those sho frlL
mIea Tue speaker had concluded. the company Joined
IN singing the Anthem Of schleswig Holstein, after
Whlcn pahthg representing the monument TO DO
eIeSIe1 on tne eattehed OF Idstadt to-day uncov
ered Inc DAnq then struck up the Marsellase which
Iou9y apPauded Several other OF the survivors Of
Lhe Datte OF ldsadt addressed the meeting, and after
,ngng the national songs OF schleswig ostein and
EALheEIandr tne company dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
BASE BALL.
STAR VS.. ALPHA.

The return game between these fine amateur
mines was played the Captone grounds Saturday
About spectators witnessed the contest, which
expected TO be close and exciting There were good
grounds for such expectations the first game
by the Stars after holly contested game II
10 Saturdays game disappointed all, for
expected such mutng and wild throwing both
clubs were guilty Of especially the Stars who were
Outhelded by their opponents, only the game by
having the superior pitcher The not called until
A. and hour Reeve shOrtstOp Of the Stars
not made his appearance, and DOllard was substituted
At the close OF the inning Jewell the catcher OF
the Stars who FAR from being IN condition for play
when the game commenced, was obliged to retire
altogether from the game Thompson was put in, at
badly-bOth sides should have been retired without a
run but through mutng ar bad playing generally both
clubs scored two for their hrt inning The Stars took
the lead in the second inning Oy four and kept up
70 the NTH inning, when the Alphas by some heavy
hitting secured eight runs the Stars getting but two.
This the Alphas the lead by three runs but they
fell behind again IN the sixth inning tie stars regain
ing the lead by two IL the seventh inning the
Aphas scored two runs but in the Remaining innings
time getting II runs making the 81 TO 20 in their
favor Inc game was q long One-2 hours and IS
His decisions prompt and he did mis- best keep
the pitchers down TO their work, but nevertheless the
ceptOns played good game Their batting was poor but
that was mostly owing TO Cummings's pitching. which
bat good; he bids fair 10 make his mark Ina that posi-
uon James at second was faultless Remsen in the
bad plays by taking five hycaches very prettIy some
OF which were difficult TO handle Kennedy at FIRST and
T.. jackson at third bases, did we'll eight men going out
the formers base Mum, Frederick Wood did not
play up to their standard The Aphas their
pitchers position Hyer is hrstclass general PLAYER
aud shOud be put OF the bases and new pitcher
procured as soon as possible II the Club expect win
any rstclass games OF the Stars much 10 their credit
cannot be said Worth in the center field after making
one bad muh played splendidy making less than six
self Of all OF them OF his ny catches very finely
taken, and also was foul bound which he took after
long DOlard's play behind capital II would
NOS be bad idea 70 put him the nine in Reevess posi-
ygfg fe
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FISHERMEN CHARGED WITH ARSON

On Friday night during the celebration of
the nuptals Of colored couple at the house Of Thomas
Williams, Jamaica South Long Island an attempt was
made to fire the building by ssturatng the boards with
kerosene When tho explosive substance ignited
enye0ped the building IN flame, and as the inmates
rushed FORTH with the aid OF the blaze they observed two
men running across the adjoining lot whom they recOg
nzed as Ferdinand Bnedeker and Thomas Smith on
Saturday Williams preferred complaint before Justice
snedeker IN Jamaica, and officer Kerr took the accused
into custody They were brought before the Justice
when Elijah II. NOstrand became responsible for their
appearance for trial. and the examination was set down
Tor Tuesday. Aug 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
YELLOW FEYER IN THE HARRnR

The bark Lyman Cam, of Halifax, 10 days
from Matanzas with cargo Of sugar. was compelled to
put into this port yesterday for medical assistance Capt
Prout now In command, reports that the late Capt.
Gaudy, ana one OF the crew, James Stephens, died
yellow fever during the passage, and buried
on the 18TH The captains wife also died the 22d
July, Of the same disease While at Matanzas OF the
crew were In hospital with yellow fever three OF whom
died The others were improving when the vessel left
OR reaching this port OF the crew. John Adams
admitted to tho Hospital Ship Illinois with yellow fever
HE Lyman Cam is bound to Queenstown for orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

ths construction OF which company has been FxS
rated larger number OF vessels have arrive ~ eced
;SS year and the shipping interest demands nS
facilities for navigation The creek IN i
STrden and the deepening of the stream by dTedg1 G
which Ne proposed by the Company Wouu nSs ih2 Int
Wo1Id omen an outlet for the sewers which y rnmiss
needed The great advantages TO the Guy rs
md The ozens are anxious to have the scheme pom he
forward Books Of subscription 1t Is stated WIN SN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
THE POsT-OFFICE.

The following statement shows the business
the foreign department OF the Office for the
ter ending the SOh OF June The letters received from
Europe during that time numbered lO7sOs and those
sent away 126S546, making total OF 246s5t both
The postage collected the former amounted TO
t3SS5 6 and the latter 10 t63s5 49, the total bein
1901 6s a. From the West Indies 5l 217 letters
ceived, and $50 forwarded making altogether 27s
Postage collected on the former s96s TO- and tho
latter Sl5407 ~ total t4 1915 a. the grand total Is 2C2i cal
soil ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
lAnhouneementAl

A SEAsoNABLE FAMILY REMEDY.-Asiatic
Cholera Cholera Msrbas Comps Collie stomach
Dsnhsh aud all Affections Of the Bowels Incident to childhood at this
year BY Dr. JATSEs CARHATVE
BAs II AyS the irritation AID eAlus the aeton Of the stomach
being pleasant taste readily taken BY ehirea While
be vsu With entire safety to nuts IL yet promptly
thoroughly when administered according directions either children
" adults Sold by all DruggesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM SAvANHAH-Ia steamship RApidan July 2SJ Hua and
lady. Mira Powers Mira SloeumO And child Miss Major H.
Dsyeugori a g Davenport IT, Miss ~ DAssport Mas White
re A. Stevenson Eugene MoComAek Ve,sbagb u shorter
Charles AJms H. LeH Joha oiendOrH r. FruebtAr Fshcs
Feriusud aud h. ~ Strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
A PROJECTED SHIP CANAL

The success of the corporators of the Newark
and NewYOrk Ship Canal, in obtaining subscrptions "a
the capital stock Of the Company has revived the nr
Iect Tor the opening OF the canal from Ezabehpor for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

,.r+rs NAV the orentals on the Capitollne 6rounu
the EcEfords the day playing t5e aSe
baltimore the Union Ground on EnaaS pn Saturday
lie Mntnls play the visitors on the Union Grounu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN e. Wy
MAN No - BJshOu,e the best variety from all PubshsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

REPAIRING HoUsEs.-No person should re-
pair aat house soo. understanding the merits Holiness
Burglar Alarm Telegraph 10 the only seeu has
broken hroagh By burglars Look for worthless
Improvements h. HOLnks, No. MarTAysL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
HOME NEWS.
ruR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER.
- vo,v uonr Their Wind hour lbsr ate w W
~ "a " $50 no WIS. Why 20 ~ Uio u''''
90" 70 glo 3n21 SW. u 10 0it " I'D.
f3o Ml9 g. 70 70 $50
IS SS.W BIo SOlJ co'D'
TO soils S.SW, " WH D.
II 80 90l5 SSW. IL 1a' JUL 4. An
piith MorninE-HaIy to noopi slightly cloudy AZ ~ y.
a. sunset slightly cloudy from IL 70 l. Snd from 20
FYsDngHHsry hornlng-h1p to noon Iey s ruSr al
sfhty CLOUDY @ "a o. y,ry hsTy I05 aud H. PhenOmena-a
n. as DS a5h tbs either light salmon OF red IN 0'i ~
moon ao 81 ngh on, C.ba Park Meteorological Report for
the veek ending July "a .y,1~o~xrWu D.0rees
III
iiI "a m Is2 MsIimum at D. July a. 81
MiDImum at 2 p m. July '1sS+' MINIMUM ~ - ' '
ooo p.nge ........,,,,,,, -. 207
RAnge.,..'''''''''''' Inches
-. .an ~ .rourt Of water .,..... 90
iuiy On Rain fom $3.50 amount
Total amount Of water week 20
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rO'Ai' ....."".27 20 i7a TO,.l..........77
Let "a 80. ass. siA. ssh. TIL. s,h. s.b Total
d .......l = n

70. M. ID.
s aSsa ...:..i : : : 2 S-SS
pnps MI FsrgS,Oa Of The Atlantic Club Scorer, Ms, Iona,
and Stefhrg Tine OF two hOurs AID mbusG Len on b
Iseaeek hgRn l-ioa Cummings Thompson Johnson l.
toa Clean Zone rans; Moody t0ti L. og T. bsn qto,I
Fly catches WoodI James g. RenlsB Moody A. Ksn,.dy -
Aysr, !; MgpB Total l2 RogssI q Cummhgs l. Doi'3
N0rth s; Thompson a. Johntn ltotA H. Pou bouad est
h0SSy s hlyer total hog,r' DOld q ThOupsoa i-iots
Kennedy stOta 10; assisted BY Jsnss H. Moody q JIeEss5
hiysI Mem total put out BY Hall Maney total s. A,
asd By Dollsd Thompson 2; MGney Total Ron ont No
ey 81 JAeksoh Oui % oai balls Apha 10 tmes
ATLANTIC VS.. LAWMAKERS.
This afternoon the return game between
these noted clubs will be played Troy The rst eame
was Won BY the Atantics score q 20 in I'VE innipgs
ram Preventing fun game. large number OF perso1s
IRON this city went up on the Connecticut last evenng
ana II the Gay is favorable no doubt many thousand
spectators Will witness the contest.
MOTIFS.
To-day the Eekford's play the Orientals on
the CnlOu DT0und. and the Brooklyn Tax Otce clerks
Will play the Court House clerks on the CsptoIine o.
Tuesday the Exceisors play the Actves on tie Capone
Ground On RE succeeding day the Stars engage the
powhattans on the same ground and tho Eckords pay
sue ITYipRt0Ds on the Union Ground on Thursday lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED

Never has medicine heH Internally been cured anorS
either 81 tie womb n bowels The ta
reliance The hands Of experienced surgeons Ra&vays sara;
paran settles this qaestoa Per over TWENTY PR
SONS Of OVARIAN CrsTs and TUMORs The
Bowels Uterus Womb LIVER Drcpsea Raasou Ascss sse ca-
lui CoueretonI The keown Ingredients RAsays Reosut
claimed BY Sir Beu Brodsased FORM utoHbnsi
the Of dotn0 tAe baddssd curing al
AOns Of toe Bladder and Urinary orns correcting
pE sad involuntary discharges Of Asd pressut
improved and sceat6e eombAou Of these Ingredients the
ran keSOveut IL w saeUay Tune, IIs
all other hard Substances
s called RBsOLNENT ior discusses ard ms Tsnors
Nodes Hard SSelngs Lamps COuervon the joints Tss.
Bladder Kdhsys &e, and will the patient the tssy
undergoing operations " the surgeons hHe
The following letter certificate Of dly
Of July 1909 The lady unknown bot she Is vel kboWn Bsr.
ery Mas those interested her, inquiries
status Of the selectnea Of the We publish
sdy's request
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TUMOR OF12 YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY RAILWAYS RESOLVENT.

BEyERLY, Mass. JAY 10. 1872
Dr. RIDwAT; have had Ovasn Tunor ovars and boss
Al he doctors said there Aep for a." everything ss
recommended but nothing helped your Resoven
thought woa H. but Add Ififh becass bad suffered ~
TWELVE YEARS. took sir bottles Or RS,lr,i ore boa q
RAdways Pills. and used bottles u READY RELIEF; aui
there not Of tguoT 10 be and BErTER
SMARTER and happier a have for Years The wonusor -s
In the len aide Of the bowels the gOa sie s
benefit Of others You publish t yoa choose
HANNAH n. KNAPP
This lady cured oftunon Of ~ years gOS By m boa,, or Re-
sOhsAL THIS truly remarkable Bat aust bear h n al TIA,
the character dseut persons DO GOT an tA a
quick IN in another mach depends the heah
Of the blood Of mosy psned, Az, r,,
ious health Some have 10 take bottles wheas oilers
cured By SIX bottles bu. with the medicine cure
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DR RIDway RENEpfEs soh b. Druggists a. Dr. RAD.
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OF WONDERFUL CURES OF AsIATTo CHOLERA. DYsRSTn r.
coIIcs pIARRHEA CRAMPS. TWENTY DROPS OF RADwA "a
READY RELIEF IN TUMBLBR OF THE SEINE WATER AND
OTHER DRINKING WATERS CONTAINING LARGE QUANTITIES
or CHLORIDE OF SODIUM, MAGNESIUM, LIMESTONE. AND
OTHER DIJRETIC AND DIARRHEATIc CONSTITUENTS THAT
RIMS THROUGH THE SYSTEM LIKE QUICKSILVER, CAUSING
THE MOST PAINFUL DISCHARGES FROM THB BOWELS AND
BLADDER. PROTECTS ALL WHO DRINK OF THESE WATERS
IRON PAIN INCONVENIENCE, AND CONTINUED DRAINING,
pTTuVp RRoM THE BoWBLs or URINARY PASSAGES
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THE CITY.

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