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RAISE BALL.
ECKFORD VS.. IRvINGToN.

The return game of a championship series
between these clubs played on the Union Grounds
Wiamsburgh yesterday, and attracted large number
Of spectators Since the defeat OF the NewJerscy cham
pions last Wednesday, there no doubt as TO tho
result of Yesterdays game But better game than the
rt was iooled for and such proved be tho case and
the fact was fully established that the Iryngtons are no
match for the champion Eckfords. Game was called al
a.So viii Tie Tryingtons at the bat aud through
dropped lyball by Pnkham, they scored one run Inc
Eckfords through bad throw and muif by Greahead'
scored two runs and then made third run on clean mt
ting In the second inning, the NewJerseyites were
whitewashed. The Eckford doubled their three making
SIX in ALL H. Campbell scored his run Ill the third
inning on o thIee-hase hit. One other run
terSon. and NUTS by Allison and Martin.
The Eckford scored four In the third and the same nun
balls in the third and H. Campbell doing the same in the
fourth The IvngtOns got one run for their fourth but
hitting the champions made three in the ffth-Treacy
making tho only home run OF the game In the remain,
ing four innings the Eckfords scored eight runs-lwo
passed balls being all the bad play on the lryingon SIDE
Of the four innings The NewJereytes made Dnt thIeS
their last four nnlngs-Maftlns Dau throw ana
ono muf were all the bad plays made the EckfOrd
side for the four INNINGS Inc patns Oh DoI sues %as
good. The lrVlngtons maze Du seven RUM yeI ie s'
base made l6 times. The Eckfords made 70 runs
and 81 first bases The batting OF the EckfOrds was much
heavier than the lrNnGQns Dut tla is accouhteu Ior
the pitching. Martin although hardly up 10 ms mark
was still very effective the Irvingtons, like many Others
finding his pitching extremely difficult Int Inc fedlng
of Che IrvinetOns much better than IN the first game
right field was Very fine NJ. Campbell at ist base and
Crawford at ID also played We'll StOckman az 81 was cap
effective assisting in dspOsing OF Farron's play
behind wassamOst fauess; he IS much better catcher
than Buckley the regular catcher OF the nine OF the
Eckurds for the first time this Martin played
poorly ne made four of the bad plays made by
the nine. On the other hand Patterson has not played
we'll In month he did yesterday. He made six fly
catches not dropping muing ball. his Unfolding was
remarkable. TTeucy in the left field made one fly and
two very difficult foul bound catches Pnkham was not
! we'll and therefore his play up TO his high
standard. Allison, Hodes and Eggler played well in their
| respective positions. Treacy led at the bat the
EckfOYd SIDE Patterson Martin being next; OF the
Irvingtons H. Campbell led Crawford Mr.. TltOI
discharged the duties OF umpire in acceptable man
neT, his in the dlatOry decision he made in
the of PnkhaD, Treacys caused solely by
the umpire hestauCy. Appended is the full scOre
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A REPORTER IN LuDLow-sr. JAIL.

A member of the 22d Regiment, n. u. B. NJ
v was arrested on Tuesday evening in one OF the new"
paper offices by Geo. A. Moore, Reglmental MARSHAL
charged with being absent drills parades company
meetings &C. and with not paying the lines imposed ny
the CourtMartia for such dclnqueneies Inc onenucr
asked for postponemont Of tho case until nc coud con
emit LAWYER or some OF the officers OF the regiment Inc
Marshal said that IL would be necessary To go before
Cant Brown in Rivingonst This the prisoner did ana
there he explained that he had been out OF town lOr le
newsnaner with which he connected, ana cOhse
0uenty he had been unable to attend the ann ana meet
Ings The official said that he could not entertain ie
case The Marshal would not devlae from te oIueIs o
had received, unless the prisoner Obtahed u paoic
This he was willing to do If the officer wCuid lItct hh
where TO go The Marshal and his Assistant lhch re-
duested him TO follow them, ana they "uulu
take HIM 20 the proper 0ihcef, VINO was
i'm tho Ludlow Street jan Inc Nlc'Iiin
went with his captOrs trusting that all would be Wen
The Debtors House" in LudlOwst. was soon reached
but instead Of finding any who would give parole
the warden made his appearance and kindly invited tue
voung man TO take of his hat and stay awhile. The prs
nation for he had been there many times before la tho
capacity Of reporter. lie protested against the treat
ment he had received, aud against the means
which had been used TO get him TO the Jalli nut
nothing cOuld be done toward satisfying the oihccrs
or getting out n writ Of habeas corpus The Marshal
cooy prepared depart, whenthe warden eNposluaed
saving that the young man should have some chance
given him He was then allowed to send out and get tho
sum required for ms release and the Marshal went away
rejoicing in the efficacy OF the COurtMartal system.
test case at law will probably out OF the transaction
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riac played the Bucleye nine CI ,,soI '-'
ihCpi bj Tie extraordinary score ." - - ',
AZ meeting OF the star r.12' iiSI o r' he tt
iuc EO.laId was suGi ,Nt'U w 1i''' '''F
viz g. in the place % l.coNe' ,:,-
The famous Red Stoclirge Of .ncraal IN 'I ,f
narrowly escaped tar.g iray dcLal ~ M, of ECck.
fatd IN Who al the close Of the eighth inning len Hro
ecur, by two runs but the ninth tneT VIZ .cfic
,oC riis thus winning by one ruh Inc stodtt Eov,irl
10 IS AliFOu Was absent, nut ~ - ~
tica LIS pOsitlOn most Gcceptahy'
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CRICKET.
YFw-YoEK vs.. ST. GEORGE.

q. N
The first match this season between the New
yoyl, and ST. George Clubs commenced at liop"h'n
ycg,cllay M the prtseuce % numerous ".semO''t'
lc weather vir. very favorable, ana fine wicket was
prepared the match Dy Morley The proie'No'' u "
Kew YorI Club The Two Cabs mad cnt rEprc.'n'iSS
eleven though both mad substitutes FOR ao:euLte 81
ror, Was without cttcr Cross o. Cater ah' cN loh
all rot have either NCriimcr q" Hudson iAc ~
however had IN E'iy even that s"ehoiu ouiH 80
and baseball player H. iei The emo nv "a" 49, ,- -
,,ftI, York az the bat, and tLc WIoc 1-N ~ "a 80
discussed 81 for tie comparatively small sTo, 5tbr
wnich Ice obtained IS. and scott H. y Eoo s ~
lc,dmg IN tbs inning vas cNrecht, pvs.,,. ,,i - :,
heinz lulde by HATFIELD Walker, aUd lhHy VIZ
poVuc Of Morley and GIhbes was very We, ~ :
ocock the Eleycns sat down to dinner anu d
the ST. George went IN TO the bat, ana NhcH ,rI ti
wicket fell tnev had obtained 80 run ttT MIN MCh'
thug for the large score Of ~, OF when NOrey vIa1
"a and Gibbes ~ Good catches were MADE bf Ice anu
Scott ana the longstoppi1g was go4 1t nc D0Mllne
,yas nf as effective expected ~ ca NeW-l OH Wcu
I'm IN their second innings and they had obtained ak runs
with the loss OF two wickets when time was called anu
the davis play ended. To-day play will be resumed AZ
n m and better defense IS expected at the I1luS VI
the NewYork Eleven Appended is the score OF the hist
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The third Of the fOrtnighuy Summer Eirht
Festivals OF the Axiom Society .u it-, evening at
Terrace Garden, which tllCd the OCCASION win n
merry crowd ~ members ~ the Society and hcr fiendS.
The ttainmcnt included music, vocal and mstrumth-
, the hrt By the chorus or the society," the latter by
the ohccuent orchestra belonging 10 H. lively petit
comedy also enacted by members Of The society, and
INC WhOic closing with an informal ball ia the excellent
dancing nan attached 10 rho garden The fragrant weed
And the fOainy beer added zcst and flavor tO the me
TAX ana laughter which filed The intervals between the
more formal pOilona Of tho entertainment Hud tho whole
occasion was enjoyed as only TcuuuIc fgeAds aeon
10 know now 10 ENJOY hucl tliugs These festivals viii
DO continued al regular Intervals throughout tho Sum
mor
Tho United COOpcrs' Union. No. 4. held their
annual cc at Joness Woods Yesterday afternoon and
evening About hCOO erHOns prt IN the festivities
which were prolonged TO q late hour
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FORDS.
Tho Eckfnrds intnnh InaLino tlrnC trius tlLia

The Eckfords intend making three trips this
seasOn-Eastcrn, Western and Southern. They will
leave this city their Western trip the evening Of
Aug T. direct TO OsweRo' ard on Monday . will play the
Ontarios On the succeeding day, they VIII meet tho
Central CITY at Syracuse and tho following day the
Alerts at Rochester, the 18th, the Forrest City at
Cleveland the 18th, the Independents at Mansfield
The ifth, the Buckeyes at Cincinnat; resting over
Sunday at Clncinnat the lG they play the fanC rs
Red Stockings OF that city; on tho I7tL.
the leading Club at Toledo; on the 18th. the
leading Club at Detroit: and on the 10Th. the
Nagaras Of Buffalo tho 2lst the HaymaRcrs OF Troy
arriving home Sunday, tie 22d. They expect to re-
main at home but few days. during which time tbcv
will play the first OF championship series with the Al
lautlcs after which they Will 20 their Eastern trim
PLAYING the LOwClls, TriMOuntans aud other leading
the return game Of the Atlantic SERIES and i'm a Few
days afterwards will start their Southern tour
playing the AtCtcs KeysonCs and OILS npits Of Phila
dcphia; Pdstime and Maryland at Baltimore, and tie
Nationals aud Olympics Ut Washington.
ECKFORD VS.. MARYLAND BALTIMORE
This afternoon the Maryland of baltimore
and the champion EckfOrds Will play game ON ini
ground, WiamsburRh. Tho Baltmorcaus icor a yonj
reputation No doubt to-day's game will DC a ine one
ATLANTIC VS.. ORIENTAL.
The return game of this series will he played
the CapitOiHe ground, Brooklyn. this afternoon The
Atanties the first game by 4 ii to in six
innings.
NOTES.
The d. o. DOnDells will play the compositors
offs A. Green Co. at the Eysan Fields tnis af cruguu
Tomorrow the Marylands play the Atlantics
on be Captolne ground, and on Saturday the Mutuals
on the Union ground.
This afternoon the Uniques Of Brooklyn en-
gage the Lionel Stars Of Harlem on the gOuuds Of Iho
latter ut Harlem.
On the following Monday TIC Forest City
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ANOTHER IJBET, SHIT

There was filed in the United States Circuit
Court Eastern DISTINCT yesterday complaint against the
publishers Of The american observation-disclosures Judd,
Julius II. Chase, and Samuel Burnham, ir.-by Henry l..
Hunter ~ Hnsdc ~ H. the defendants being residents
OF Flushing. L. l. The complaint alleges lbelOus articles
agalnt plaintiff by comparing him TO tho sOstylcd swud
Ing firm under the tile Of Cum,I!dge Goa aud lays
damages to his business ana c.gr'"tcr In tho ~
,2onn0 Ino viii up for .I4 IN the October
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Gemal KieF Hamburg July H. via HaTe Jny H. muse
steamship Denmark Cato Liverpool July a. via oaeeH'oT0 July
'S,csm,tp Pioneer sl,ckford Cow Bav c. B days coal
Steamship Volunteer. Jones Wilmington, udse Eud pass
Steamship Brunette. HoNes philadelphia muse AMI pass
Steamship ufg 20. johnson. Portland rdse anI Iass . q.
BARK Thames Arnold, Con via Masu. atau Madras March ~
nIse.
Big sae Brown Matthews Oh IIahor JAM II days ogwood
Bsg Gambia Perry, London june u, iron.
Bug Cyc'oue FHsiee, Illisoa.
SER Wentworth. Hunter Windsor ". Z, days plaster
SclL Franklin Maitland Rogers Georges Earas, tsl.
sCHooSEKs-KIvKk ASp
}. Cns Hartford. Cornelius. rori Jon'on.
Erccs.or Cold spring Nathan U,canr Woodbridge
Clara Jnuesl0H spiluR tHrIcHi. horsIaui llMe.
Giraffe. Jouesport, splug A. ,. EGN and Fai RIVER
D. b. Pitts Albany Haitc. Lrher, Isn
5. =. Goodwin, stanford I'gseeucuL bridgeport
Guide. Sorvak 4. r. Graham, bridgeport
Delouh. Seu.llayeu Els Ruuysu Eenla,cn.
Planter Providence A. Peters frotldeh'e
IsIe. Hartford Atlanta. FT0Fns-ce
E.l5 Plaro, Norwich Sale Memtg tod spring
W. PuTucl, stamford. Samuel W o"i ifn'H''N'r
Gloucester, Seg.llayru. l. Holloway h."uGpPoFL
Union, Mhbddge Me, lumber. Mnl Greenwich.
Co. Wells. Nantucket David Nelson odche'Ft
Horizon. Nantucket Gen. warren, Dag Maroon
Iavnor StouybTo0k. W. l. Ptcs, NorhpoiI
LANA Fau River Z. 5. Mcclellan, Portland, lumber
g. II. HOyL virginia
Bark Mystic Tie, from Gov Bay, c B.
SAILED.
Ste-ms pCuba and Idaho for Lvouoo sagos' for Charles
Wa T. Clyde ior Wilmington, y G. sAAAe"eaH Cl'N' Tor
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRASCIsCo, July 2TAuyd ships JH1a aHd touofa1 rom
aIsp.o S5ft .P ,rc & M liz Porshauia. for
With 80 uhea Martha Rieoli for Burrows lneL Sailed
TFTIoy6oN JAW 2s-Arrved shrs Charles Roberts from New.
YORK m Cape cod; Convert from Rondu for FaNucse Copy nom
Ro,. Cor Providence; Eugene from 4e.pAa Fog tLrgti A.
NJ Halocs FROM R,eheh' Morning Lt 1ud Robin Hood iom
Nore, a Philadelphia james j. CaAe iom Baltimore Tor New led
RIVER MARI Rowland for Bedodi yachts Phantom and Mystic
!ur HrN-lorA
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m ~ conr,n, strip of land 30 feet vide il the track eau be laid on

rive the Company strip land 90 Zee, VIDE the track can De d %
that side. y
STANHOPE n. Jan unknown man was S'inff
10 a nai.oq tran on Tuesday &C p M agd almost sa.l
Y pt's track violently that bis neck hI 70
ne wac removed to Dover, where &c exposed .oT n
~. n buried Recognized g. Ilr .'t va"
m SSotebnan 3d. aud had nothing on bis esou t she"
his 23 iggSsf1 SI n IA youth who had resided
80 ~ ,vo Of b fingers With Teaping machine Ie" SJ' A'
ana 5d ~ Aiken, Of Princeton Col
Igs been elected President Of Union Coege 81 Selel'aa,. m
TRENTON-Charl Eyers mas been ten,SnceG "y
lie Hudson County Jail for having sold cgi lh . Ls' ID
Joseph Dillingham; j., sge sh ie" iH'o ''' lanai y" ''' ~
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ALLEGED BANK DEFALcATIoN IN BRooKL

An evening paper yesterday, announced In
display head" that three weeks since officer Of
"The Fultonst. Bank" decamped with nearly $4,000 be-
longing the institution The report further that
every effort made TO keep tho affair quiet, and the
placed In the hands OF private detectives, whO
after visiting several cities finally captured the dCfaucr
earty yesterday morning IN Brooklyn, with about $4,000
OF the stolen funds IN his possession dgent inquiry
the proper places fails to subantatc the story tho
slightest particular aud. moreover there is such in.
5titutiOn IN Brooklyn the FutOn.st. Bank.
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HOME NEWS.


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a 'V and very cloudy At J:l5 hay at &; ouiy
a. ~ w Cloudy and bszy a. 92Oi hay al u
TINS TARs YIsiBLE DURING THE EcLPsEon hugust T. ~
~ total solar eclipse, the planet venus
m IN Two hours south southeast Of the sun Saturn VIII be
yer % es Of meridian and about 80 ~ altitude JnPle
81 ~ eastern this latitude cannot be As
a. lima Of e eclipse passes over thousands OF ml, OF .ur
Ala-ka 20 point ouh OF hAn ~ - Tue 'AJ '~N
lot he O.. 81 everywhere along tbls mo
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STAR VS.. POwuATAN.

These Clubs met for the first time this sea-
son on the Captoine ground yesterday afternoon The
Stars were short Jewell Clyne, and Manley Thompson
and Miles substituted but eight men playing The
Powhatans were out in fun strength. but proved no
match for the Stars CunmiDgss pitching and stopping
the feature OF the game. Dodrd and Rogers each
made fly catches I'm fine style. Beavans and Bass OF
the POwhatans distinguished themselves by fine playing
OF Stars Hall led at the bat followed by Rogers and
Johnson Hamilton carried off the batting hOnOrs the
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TIIE USE OF CARBOLIC ACID
As DIslNFECTANT,
AND HOW TO USE 1T.

from E,,-- Yort Tribune. June u, 1867.
The registrar ofvial Statistics has prepared Tor the Board oHs,h
una suggestion. relative to the Of dHeuts pre-
,euou ofepI,n disease This Of importance to every nhabnt
Island aud PRINT The instructions for the Of d'aiee'Al
Cbouc Acid Uu may diluted e Oio to 100 parts Of
water 10 orc Of THE acid tbs solution purposes
eorps, sprinkle upon hind garbage rdecHg
matter, foul drains when ussd to tsHf,ct cloth
Ing cbolc acid Of good quality should he thoroughly mixed with It's
quantity Of vinegar aa be dissolved ia 200 times It's
Own quantity the clothing immersed in IS The dn
sns aa,gpc power good clrtoc acid great that
part oft to 80 or 100 parts Of water ordinary purposes
For drains heaps stables and pIe the crude carbOc
Aal answers every purpose. when freely applied
With license under letters patent tie undersigned have introduced
the ooap. the composition Of which CarbOe
Acid property Cre,ye Acid tie prime ingredients
being hc s1p,' and method Of applying these power
fgi d.suectauu aud iuusepucL
They comprise Soapsor .
HOUSEHOLD,
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CONFIRMATION IN 81. STEPHENS CHURCH.

Of COnlmatO to 100 persons, IN st. Stephens Church.
yesterday AT 81 O'Clock, tho children assembled IN the
Sunday room, after which they attended mass in
the Church The was celebrated by the RCy. DR..
McGlym, Pastor Of the Church. Tho Archbishop then
gave eIhOTtaiOn 10 tho children, explaining tic
nature % tc Sacrament After confirmation, the child
ron received their certificates OF continuation and they
went on their way rejoicing Among tho postuants,
five cOlOrgd women.
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REMOVAL.
* ID

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEWELRY FACTORY
has REMOVED cT Office from No "a Nassaut. their splendid
prN uHccs SO BROADWAY. These superior Watches uaye
nov aud siyc universal satisfaction
and although sold ~ moderate price surpassed appearance
by gold costing $50 and $40 They have
greatly mTg but the prices remain the same SIS Those OF
40 Gents and Ladies JeNr OF the richest
every equal the gold the prices VIZ
HAVE But ONE OFFlCk 40 AGENTS and not responsible
worthless goods sold cheap establishments
Our factory oulv place where GESUISE COLLINS METAL
WATCHES AND JBWELRi CAS- BIS HAD.
{. Il. COLLINS 4 Co., 40. 335 Broadway,
Corner Of WeVib.sL
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TotL.......~ q 7i6 10 TOt,l....,..27 IS a0
Club, Ist a. "a Oh sh 9th It'll eth Oh Tota,
LIN

Umpe-MI iton Of the Athletic Cqb q Brooklyn scores-Dr
Williams Len on baseH Campbell /; GGeGthead,
Luue Farron q EatD ?; StokmaD, j. total 8-lstsrson
Martin l. oies Beach Trescy i Egger l. total T. Clean
ruu-Tracy, l. Fly caches-l Campbell GTeathead,
q Crawford Fsrrou q total l0Aou. L. Patterson
Nelson l. Treacy Il Pnkbsm, /; Egger q Hoes / Beach
total a. Catches SesHOdes Fou Bound Caehes-Fsrron
q total ALLISON hodes IIeay q total Base Play put
byM Campbell 8; Crawford q Stockmsu a. total lOAtsd
by H. Campbell 2; Eaton l. ~ Campbell Sockmsn total
Rup Iy-Auon 5; Patterson Nelson, total Assisted
Patterson O. Nelson q Beach Bgge total Out Fouls
Nurinu fnaa. INN
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Umpire MIR GIcn Of the Alpha Club Reid and
VI bOlI IS
Pouhatsu Fycatchesogsr,2 Thomson 2; DosrI Miles
JObusou ltota .; YORK. g. Hartman, Haatu BsayGls !;
Proctor total FulOuud cscbes1homson Bas Catches
srkePdts 8; III nson Base ravPst ty Cumming
DOlard /; Hall y; Johnson tnlAl II; Hamilton,
Mos Proctor, iiots II. Assisted by-osep Il Cummings n
DOlsd Miles 2: Johnson, 2; Potts L. Besrans Proctor
OaIs Oh Gul bals-PoNbSiau times Star. times
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

ORR FINANCIAL TRIUMPH.
Era EszE WEEKLY TRs1gNC
o. July 20
REMOVING THE CAPITAL,
In TssE WEEs1LH TEsBJNR
o"JLyE
DID DEMOCRATS EVER SEEK
TO PREVENT ILLEGAL VOTING
see TssE Us:EsxgY TH5glNg
cr jCN a.
TIE GRAIN CRoP-ABGOAD ND 81 home,
see TrlE u E;g.slI.H Gs.4.,s.HE
90 grty "a
POLITICAL ECOTOIiY-GY IlorA"9 CrrrEY
TD TEsE wEENLE A.assgNE
suw@.
EDITORIAL MOTIFS.
Ia TEGE WEEKLY Tl5G,,NE
o. JrLf "a
EsSry Reader Of Tss sDaiiy Sri5 i,s sssv1a ss6-
'erss- for 2'a' sV''erFs y%isns-9 Fst.
COLLEGE COMAIENCEllEETs.
En TIlE WEEKLY IE.GiNE
oP July ~
ACCIDENT ONTHE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
En TEE WEEKLY TEEB5NE
or JULY a.
TWO COLORED PERSONS
MURDERED ~ GEORGIA,
Ia TEE WEEFGAY TEEBUN8
OF JULY "a.
THE FRENCH CABLE,
In TEE WEEKLY TgIBUvE
OF JCma
WASHINGTON NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
See TEzE ~ EEEkLY TEssBs,NE
OF JrLY "a
NEGRO RIOT IN CHARLESTON
THE MILITARY ORDERED OUT,
In THE WEEKLY TEgaBCVE
on July "a
THE CHINESE QUESTION
In TEEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JCLYn
TIE BRAZILIAN COLONISTS,
In TEIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JULY "a.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT,
see THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JULY a.
CALIFORNIA GIRLS IN THE YOSEMITE,
In TzEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY a.
RESOLUTIONS TO Mr.. PEABODY.
In TEHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY ~
zLo.s srEO hare Lar, for Safe ssOrgd .Earsrii" o.
The s!'sssIy Trisnn'.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH DIFFICULTY.
see THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF JULY 70.
THE TEHUANTEPEC RAILWAY, WITH MAP,
In TiIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY 70
THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC-TllE TWO
CONTINENTAL RAILWAY COMPANIES.
In TLaE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
UF JULY &C.
TIE STRIKERS OF THE
WASHINGTON LOBBY-BY JAMES PARTON.
In THE WEEKLY EgsEBaISE
OF JULY "a
THE COLLEGE REGATTA,
see TEEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY n.
DEATH OF JOHN A. ROEBLING.
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
VI JULY -
OFF USHANT-A POEM
an TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JULY "a
LETTERS FROM COL. POWELL.
see TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Esery F'e"son srso has a FGrEs for Sale SsO"ES
Circulation Is Greater than that
Of sny other Newspaper.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
DIvINELY COMMANDED.
In TEEE yVEEALY TRIBUNE
OF JULY "a
THE PRINCE Is DEAD,-A POEM,
I'm T1SE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or July "a
DOMESTIC NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.
POLITICAL. PERSONAL.
See TIE WEEKLY TEsEsSINE
or July %.
NEGRO MECHANICS,
See TEEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
- OF JULY "a
BETROTHAL-A POEM.
In TG2E SgEEKLVsTRHRINE
OF JULY e.
DeH'erY TO SEED, sud PE4As 'aoHia .E5rsyI1Is 81
9rse Tsesky Tri5mns.
THE FARMERS CLUB on
NOTES FROM MONTANA,
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS
LINiE-WATER AND Lu. (, WOOL,
A CURE FOR BLONI OR HOylN
TWO EGGS A DAY,
WIRE FOR FENCING,
THE HEMTSTEAD PLAINS
STRAWBERRIES ~ * MAS.
THE SMALL FEUti IULTURISE
1n THE " EEaARA tE-tis5tNH
THE FRUIT-GROWERS' CLUB,
An TREE ~ GERAa.U TE:23ssNE
oT July %
SPIRIT OF THE RURAL PRLsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

A HAT FOR THE DoG-DAYS.-With lis usual
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

&" Vcrsu Asa MAIDry's BLUsH'

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

n il Nnn0nncpU tIldT ITFTT DNNTIl ITN NNT,,0T
fI German Yons assisted by Madame EMILE NoLNi new fGa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

TAIN EoY POSTPONED.
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TTIr RACE BETWEEN ANEFiCAN UIIIL MD 1'V'''

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