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rOLrAs AND HARMLESS As WATER.
EATTAN'B CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOB The HAIR,

IL warranted to restore gray hair to its original
from falling, aud cure dandrun and scurf In about
two months. 1t is also excellent dressing for the
glossy appearance. II Contains nothing poisonous,
and is as clean and clear water. Eyerybody can
use 1t with perfect confidence.
The fact that some three thousand bottles hare
been sold In town within few moths is proof Of its
entire success.
For sale by ali Druggists and at the Depot. corner
d and streets n w
Liberal discounts 70 the trade. ocBtr
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sUALLY INTERESTING NoMBER.

~ NOTICE-The eleventh regular monthly
uS meeting OF the PIONEER HONESTEAU
ASSOCIATIONS, for the payment of dues. win bs.
held on TUEsDAI ENEnING. the Sth iast ct
o'clock, at the rooms Of the Board OF Trade.
Every stockholder Is requested to lie present. as
the proposed amendme the institution will be
reported TO the association tor
them ]. proposison Ito loan money ~ its m smberS
at Legal Ates OF interest-l0 Der cent Der annum-
with ten years credit; 10 establish land depart
mtnt with certain by laws, &C. and .'to allow
psTties to subscribe for stock at any time their
p fits to begin with the nrst OF each quarter of th
cslendar year, acc riding TO date o. subscription.
he books of the association will remain open IN
Ill the second TUESDAY J January next.
Los 81 JOHN h. ELNASS, Sec'y +. II. A.
fterub. q, Sua lay Gazette. Chronicle Herald II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'Ok eAlE-The STOCK. GOOD WILL 80
u lAIIkt> q the NATiuNAL CIGAR nj
Van. SOs ID street, uesr gth. doinE a rso9 busi-
hess -. -.
I'Ok saLf-1he FiN rURES and = sn.Ii st,ck
I .hOl p kltS. Also. HOJ>E u ROOMS
Inquire N ooInerot Rhode lslsni avenue sud GA
s..VNt 10 AHserl moist
E'th SAlk-Ayery sup-TIHr FEATilER SKI
u Apply ~ ioa wosi street. ~ aUlf fr1m Wa
b'Gton, eOrSeto~n mas ri
INDR SsLE-tINIIR RVS aus = sn..r sta.k -,
u GROCERIES and PROVISIONS ed teo.
tiyn and cheap rent. Satisfactory rra.ons gisen 80
selling. Address g RoCkH. SfaT one. MS 81
G-S-FoR SALE-LarEe PIER CLASS, MN.
- - Feet b ~ feet four inrlss. ri .rhle -.
Apply ~ the Confinentsl Hotel, Penn - ants Az,
euOe. nng 81
LOB SALE-CIGAR STORE NJ. ssS Ism .tr,.t
u opposite the a. : Tressnrs Department. one a
The besf R-isd Stands Ia the cts. arp'g Al "a A
hENIER>oN ;, ,gruer i.th snd IS. MAJ Ga
BLEES.
mol eatf
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CAR eau TON !.

The public are respectfully cautioned again #
patfonlzipG many of the so-caIled PATENT
SHIFTS, they being nothing more than ordinary
Shirts while ertra and prices are charged
for the same.
Sensible people know that a Sa,rt Ia a Sa,rt, and
all the patents out will not make il ANYTHING else
Hor yet Will patent make ii mt unless cut by prac.
tcal cutter from measuremsnt. This, and this an
is done NJ sUTHERLANDS SHIRT. COLI AR
CUFFAND UNDERGARMENT FACTORY. Old
street, ehsre. tor the next Is days, the FINEST
DRESS SHIFTS New York Mills and Richard
sons Linen can be procured tor SsS eer
Dozen. 81. II
NAV DKpARTMINr
~ BCREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, /.
WASHING TON, ID. c., Nov. 4th. $50 Y
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office I'm.
I'll TUESDAY, the 18th inst at noon. for comp.et-
ing drainage OF the q. s. Naval Hospital al Annapo.
lis Nd Proposals, to be considered, ST state the
price for the whole work plete togeth with the
time required to perform the same: the Department
tenders received The whole ORA mage OF the buill-
ing must be conducted through best quality scotch
glass coated sever pipe TO deep alter in the Severn
river The main drain shall bs twenty 20 inches in
diameter. and extend from the rear of the boiler
house about thirteen hundred n -3OOI feet, with
brshehes 81 eight INCHES diameter: extending to
he ends OF the wards about one hundred and forty
lIpl feet each. These drains must be cemeutsd at
the Joints laid On an grade where possible AVA
not less than three 81 feet beneath the snrtacs of the
ground at the highest level OF the pipe Msnlfoles f
brick laid in cement and capped with stone must he
chitect, and the whole work made com pete with all
required stencil traps elbows &C. to his entire sat
isisction. VIM, MAXWELL WOOD
moss I0.I2 Chief of Baresu.
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W. OFFICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMAN
uS SAVINGS AND TRUST Company,

NO wi
- WsSHTNGrON, ID O., Nov. 3, 1870,
NOTICE.-The dividend Of the Freedm an 8 Saw
Ings and Trust Company will be payable at their,
Banking House, No. JOI Seventh street, alter the
2l.t instant
Interest not drawn will be entered 10 the credit Of
the depositors and will itself draw interest from
yen-ber /. noi-6t
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PERSONAL.

BEREBY NOTIFY MY OLD CUSTOMERS
PLACE OF BUSINESS
to 4lS 9th street, between ID and E.
nos ST THOMAS JARVIS
IMPORTAHTi MADAM TURNER Laa.>.i
= Frtsnd dnd Doc'or.-Al in trouble sall. Suoo.s.
INSURED when ali Others fail. No humbuRgtug xfth
worthless medicines. No. 40 { street near the De
pot. M ~.
THE lEENCH FEMALE PILLS or pRaPs
Will De found the easiasi and must c--tain rem
edy that can be found for all Monthly L ificuIti-s
irregularities &C. from whatever cause In H. d.
account OF this certainty that they should not =.
tsken oy pregnant females during the fr-t thr,a
months AZ miscarriage is certain % be brought On
once 1dS b st, :. W, bet. 9th aud lOt St. nj pa.
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MAJORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, !
WASHINGION ID @ Der IL LIN &

Taos Ls1rtS, ESQ Sir In all whe,e the
property holders on the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue have failed to have the foot pavement g re-
laid md ad listed in front Of their property, re-
quired by the notice served on them. giving them
hve days TO perform such work, you will please do
the work including the flag footwsys of the street
Intersections n C.. EMERY,
nCIS" President Commi ssion for paving Pa ave.
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Miss Charlotte Cushman, Americas greatest
actress, who has for several years past been
living At Rome, arrived in New York, by the
steamer Scotia, on Thursday last. For years
past she has been suffering from cancer. Her
case has been pronounced by eminent physi-
clans hopeless, aud she has come back to end
her days IN her own country and among her
own friends.
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OF NATIONAL FREEDMENis
SAVINGS AND TRITST CnMpaNV

No 3O1 seventh street, opposite the Post Once,
- WaSHINGToN ID. q Oct. 0th. lo1U.
SPECIAL NOTICE To DEPOSIrORS
All moneys DEPOSITED At the Company Bank
5O1 9Th street, between this date and the 2l.t DAY
ntNovember next (inclusiSe) will commence DRAW
lNG INTEREST on the lat day of November Now
TEREST. ocSl-dtd
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sS-A me ting will be held at Al early d,v at
haliiaN, Nova Scotia, un Ter the direction OF tue
Annexation League, to forward the plan for
ihleNation OF Nova Scotia 10 the L uited Stat -.
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At SEVENTH STREET-wAGNER ba. re-
4 moved bis Looking Glass and Picture Fram.
Eetablishment TO 41l 9TH street. Oval and Souars
Frames, Cornices, Mirrors inserted and Rseiidias
practically done, Cords. Tasssls, &c, moi -6ts
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1-OFFlOE OF NATIONAL FREEDMAN's
uS SAVINGS AND Trust COMPANY,
No. JO1 7TH ST, OPPOSITE TIE Pusr OFFICE,
WA-HINGIoN, ID. e. Nov. 81 l3!O
FRIEDMAN SAVINGS BANK
This Company has declared dividend at the rate
OF Fer cent annum. for the four months end NO
Noyensl'er lst, LAY able after the 2lst
For the 1nmotatiOn ~ the labor M people the
Bank is Kept open (367 7th 81 ill inc O'Clock on
Wednesday and SATURDAY nights NJ S-6t
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@N0TICE.-THE AVENUE PAVEMENT,
S NOTICE IN REGARD TO RELAXING
FOOTWALkS, &c p
The following notification has been issued by
Mayor Emery. President OF the Commission for
paving Pennsylvania enue, in regard to relsying
The fuOtW alks
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
WASHINGTON CLASS HOUSE,
Corner 18th street west and street north.
Are now prepared to Manufacture all kinds Of
FLINT ana COLORED GLASS at the most rea-
sonable terms and shortest notice
On hand . Large Supply of the best quality of
CHlMN1ES Of all sizes and patterns.
Strict attention paid to private MOULDS.
GEORGE LANGON, Superintendent
JOHN PUkDY, Proprietor.
JOHN SEX SMITH has nothing to do with tn .
Factory. .' TT NOS eO2n
VICTOR FOUNDRY,
OFFICE OF EDDy, CoRsE Co.,
SrovE FOUNDERS,
Troy, N. Y, November 1, 1870.
III. 1. GrssOry, WsShinstoa, u. e.:
DEAR SIR We are filing your orders IS rapidly
as possible. We did not anticipate such a a +
rush on the Victor Lights, and IL we had FIVE 81
hundred on hard today could sell them =
TIE Conquest Cook Stove tool, the first pre- ~
nicm at the Monroe county fair al. Kochss- II
ter after hard fight with all the leading stoves Of
Its EDDY. CoRsE co.
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Il kfsIoNE eENlNG mAChlhE.
The most perfect LOOK STITCH MACHINE svsr
invented, the only schine that viii rum O. eather
plait any description OF goods, and sew between
terms.
Agency. SIC y st., opp. Patent once. oc2sln
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
POLICE MATTERS.

TRIALS OF POLICEMEN DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
Commissioners BoswOrth and Brennan yes
terday listened to 50 complaints against policemen The
only case interest that Of Patroman stephen Ak
tell of the Seventeenth Precinct, who complained OF
by Sergeant Sanders for coming into the satonhouse
intoxicated The facts of the were, that AxteI
came and said that he had the dysentery very bad,
and asked 70 be relieved from duty Sergeant Sanders
gave him 10 or Is drops OF cholera mixture kept in the
statiOn-hOuse and asked him TO try and continue on
duty until his tour was ended AXte left, and in half
hour returned to the satOnhOuse too much intoxicated
10 be permitted 10 patrol Officer AXte said that after
he left the saOnhouse he felt and took 20 drops
OF laudanum In water. AS the audanum did not improve
his condition. he went TO drugstore, and the druggist
gave him mixture of the component parts OF winch
brandy He denied being intoxicated said that his
staggering the result of weakness caused by sick
ness and not drink and that be was under the care OF
police surgeon for three days. The matter was referred
To the Board
Later the day the Commissioners met, and accepted
the resignation of Capt John F. Dickson OF the Third
Precinct, TO take effect on Aug. 20 He was appointed
member of the Detective Squad, to take effect on that
date. Sergeant Isaac w. Potter Of the Twenty eighth
Precinct placed on the retired list with pension.
ROundsman George NJ. Davidson was made Acting Ser
geant, and assigned to the Twentyeighh Precinct DR..
John o. Swan appointed a Police surgeon, and
signed to the Tenth District Patroman James K Full
Ter OF the Tenth Precinct transferred to the Telegraph
ONCE at Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.

On the night of the 4th inst. the store of
Messrs Haight, Hasey Co., at No 462 Broome-s, was
entered by burglars and number OF pieces Of hatters
silk plush, valued at $1,000 stolen. Yesterday Patrick
OBren employed clerk in the store OF Messrs. Arnold
Constable Co., offered to sell Messrs Haight, Hasey
Co quantity OF silk plush at price below the market
rate, and exhibited samples Of the goods These were
recognized portion Of the stolen goods. Detectives
McCord and Kearns were called in and 0BIien
given into custody. He stated that he had been given
the samples by Patrick starr, pawnbroker, at No. 81
West HoustOn-st Starts place was visited and
searching II all Of the stolen property found. He
claimed to have advanced S325 the property loan.
The property was stolen on the 4h inst and the entry
on Stars book bears date the Sd Although the market
price Of the plush s. yard, OBren directed TO
sell 1t for y yard In large quantities. Both prisoners
were locked up at Police Headquarters and later in the
day committed by Justice Shandley the Jefferson
Market fOAce Court The property restored to the
owners.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
A DISCOVERY "vERY LIKE A WHALE"
A gang of labOrers are constructing a so,


on Marcy ave-, Brooklyn. Yesterday while working
near Gates-ave they were impeded by what was sup
posed TO be large bowlder which they proceeded TO
blast While drilling hole for the charge Of powder the
drill suddenly disappeared through the center Of the sup
posed stone, which was examined and irregular hole
of about six feet in circumference found The suppps
tiOn was that cave had been discovered and lighted
candle attached 10 long pole lot down into the
cavity, but was Immediately extingushed by current
of air Men then set TO work uncover the stone
and section resembling in appearance the mouth of
whale laid bare afterward something resembling a
hipper dug out along the left side The foreman
sounded the interior, and, ater 50 feet string had
been let out, the bottom found and it was ascer
tained that there long tunnel shaped chamber ex
tending dagonally downward rope tied about
about the waist Of lad who went into the cavity
and when at the bottom found the iron drill and also
what he supposed 10 he a stove, which was drawn 70
the surface The latter WAS found to be q square iron
ox very strongly made and the lid fastened with
band The box broken open and the contents found
10 be l3 gold coins very much worn, and q plate of
steel about as large tea-saucer, which are some
characters supposed to bs Dutch. They are well worn
and the last two letters seem to he signature The
curiosity VIII probably be entirely uncovered to-day
large crowd witnessed the proceedings yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

sixth innings the first striker captured by busn az ~
hne style but Pike managed 10 get three bases o
To right field. and after Mcdonald had had ne bbnd
him by bad throw, the Atantics began to ~ dd not
wins pitching, and change was tried pnt Refore
work well, the players resumed their posu score of
the innings closed the Atlantcs had & I ul y white
seven and as they followed this advahasG ,nninga
washing their adyersaries they closed tne ~ comrse
with the totals at II to- 10 o. the contest as IL
was now regarded as victory for tne Aahr tha "s
Tbe UarvaTds however went In to keep uowh lnoi, op
o;, score and in the three following innings they
nut out the hantics by fine fielding ior an aadloh S
itb single run last innings closing with the totals
", 10 e., IN favor OF champion professionals or the
ia on the occasion the Harvard side Bush bore the
pam for excellent caching Reynolds and Whites base
p being also noteworthy. The out~heldng was not up
70 tbe mark except that Of Eustis Willard did service
at short field and Goodwns pitching proved to be very
te "a the score Of runs earned shows. The Atlantic
Unfolding splendid; Fergusons catching being es-
pecally admired, the play OF Pearce ana Sth IN
their positions In batting Thorpe and White took the
lead on the Harvard side and Start and Ferguson on the
part Of the Atantics The umpring very satsfac-
tory both sides To-day the Harvards play the stars
on the Captoline Grounds. The score OF yesterdays
d (nll.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
A BRUTAL ASSAULT

About o'clock yesterday afternoon, three
coiored men, George Oberly, Charles ovington, and
Manuel Wright went to the house Of another eoorcd
man. William Cunningham the Hunterhy road lear
the Brooklyn city line and demanded permission TO
search the house saying that they were looking for
Oberiys wife. who had away, and was supposed IN
lie inside Cunningham refused them admittance where
upon they proceeded 10 force an entrance by sasng
his door They then assaulted Cunningh and his wifi,
and beat them IN terrible manner. Cunnin CHAM ws,
knocked down with slungsbOt and sfterwafd stabbed
In the head while his wife horribly gashed m the
left breast and arm The ruans then fed and have NOT
yet been captured although Justice Lynch has issued
warrants for them. The wounds received by Cunnin1
ham and his wife fonnd 10 be very severe This
beigbbOrhOod IL frequently the OF dsordery pfu
oeedinEs owing " the smslless VI the police force
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
BASEBALL.
THE HARVARD COLLEGE NINE VS.. THE CHAM
PIoN ATLAETICS-A WELL PLAYED GAME.

THE HARVARD COLLEGE NINE VS.. THE CHAM
PIoN ATLASTICS-A WELL PLAYED GAME.
The champion nine of the College Clubs
arrived in town Thursday night from PHILADELPHIA
and yesterday afternoon played theat match but one
the series Of their tour games their opponents on the
occasion being the champion nine OF the professional
Of the country. Unfortunately for the CohegaDs
they were unable present their full strength against
the champions owing the Illness OF two their nine
they had good substitutes however who did credable
service their positions. The attendance not a.
barge expected the majority Of the patrons OF ball
matches prcferring 10 the grand match to-day,
expected that the game OF the Coegi2ls with the
Atantics would not be close contest bnt proved
be interesting match, and but for some
bad play at important PERIODS OF the game the
Atlantics would have had trouble TO win.
Tie game began at "a o'clock at which time the At
B"stOn made ball Of medium elasticity and one rather
lively for such fine eders 10 Pearoe was the first
victim and Smith would have been the second but for
dropped ball. start and Chapman however, earned
fTEnson being caught out the inning closed for one run
SLd That not earned Bush and White by fine heldng put
tx the slde out Eustis he'd Of with hne twobase hit
"f me but mprudenty trying 10 secure three
O. peiOre another base made the side put out,
Gi' htDan1oe 1eIeby opening the with the lead
~ the second INNING Willard followed Wilhss example
IL cropping ny ball and by this the Atantics
plays IN their positions On the Harvard side the
good hiS mace by Willard and White resulted In
earned and the HAryards pan to hone for
even contest In the three following nningp each
orc and the HaTyards two This left the totas AZ M
The AaDtcs ahead The Hsrvards thus far Ioade yood
hb their fielding being very nne Ia most of the NOS
sAn bat the catching Of Bush was the fessure m the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
THE uNsTAMPED CIGAR CASE.

The examination of o. S. Martenas and An
thony Pare4, charged with selling and offering for sale
1,5to cigars, not properly stamped before Com
missioner Shields yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court The first witness called for the prosecution
was ". W. Applegate United States detective, who
testified that the 9th inst he saw the defendants in
Eighthst, near Third-aye With carpetbag, which
tanned lot OF cigarboxes unstamped that the defend
ants could not give satisfactory explanation Of their
possession OF them, whereupOn the witness arrested
them. most important Government witness falling TO
appear further examination adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
AQUATIC.
THE CAMBRIA IN A RACE TO-DAY.

THE CAMBRIA IN RACE TO-DAY.
The race announced to take place to-day at
NewLondon promises to be an interesting contest The
programme is as follows The yachts will anchor in line
between the Pequot House and the hotel on the opposite
OF the river and they must be in position by $3.50 a.
M The Cambria will have choice Of position, all other
yachts position in the order of their arrival and
yards apart SOop yachts will lie 100 yards south of the
line Of the schooner yachts The signal i9r starnngma
preparatory tossarng, and five minutes aftervard the
second gun for starting will be fired.
Entries S25, 10 be applied by committee to the purchase
of cups-One for schooners and one for soops The
first boat passing the line from the end OF the dock be
tween Fort Adams and the Dumping 20 be considered
the winner, No restriction as 10 shls OF course zen
entries each class necessary to race The Committee
are Messrs g. Schuyler, 5. HOmans, and A. Livingston
THE NEw-YORK AND ATLANTIC YACHT SQUAD
RONs.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Aug. 12.-All of the yachts
OF the NewYork and Atlantic squadrons arrived at New
London last evening and the harbor this morning
sented beautiful spectacle. The yachts were trimmed
with bunting and the water was covered with all
sorts Of floating craft The Cambria and Dauntless, y
ing almost side by side attracted universal attention
This evening the ball was held at the Pequot House in
honor of the visitors. The participants were mostly
Workers, and among Others present were Cen JOhn
A. Dix, Mrs Col. Thorn and family, the Counties
de FerrIsac Mrs Gen j. D. Jones, Mr. Charles Dennis
and wife, Mr. w. c. Schemerh0rn and wife, Mr.. c. +.
Blake and wife, Mr.. George q. Haven and wife, Mr.. f.
Thorn and wife, Lord Parker OF England and host of
others from the yachts, including Mr. Ashbury OF the
Cambria The ball was given by Mr. Crocker, and was
the most brilliant ever held in this place. The yacht
Magic is in dock at NewLOndOn, but will join the fleet
evening delightful and there is prospect OF $good
breeze and fair weather tomorrow.
The race for Mr.. Ashbury's cup will take
place at Newport on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
ppowIgRST ARRIVALS.

Ct Nicholas HOtel-SenatOr Ramsey of Min
nesota. - Brevoort House-The Hon. J. V. L. Prnyn,
Albany and Col Phayre Of the British Army -, Hon
nan House-Gen f. 3. Parker, Commissioner Indian
Affairs: GEN A. g. Diven, Emira, and Lieut. Com
mander W. c. Wise, US N. - 81 James Hotl-7J%ohn %
a. a. pidge6ald Ct - Everett House-Commander
Temple. o. g. Navy. === New-York Hotel-Pr0f X 8.
McCniloch of Virginia and Col s. NJ johnson, Washing
ton - Albemarle Hotel-Gen. G. A whittier, Bos-
ton - Fifth Avenue HotelLJ1dge II. H. X = Low MID ,SI
treasury Department, and Gen. Fullerton, st. Louis.
- Astor House-Capt, Wallace, U. b. Marine Corps,
and ]. c. Rves, Washington. 80. es--.,- ..,.-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
HOME NEWS.
rlJR WEATHER

SEv.YoaE Hour Ther. BAR " ind. Hour Tier bM Wno
h"e' 10 9oin ~ $50 0GgW
90, IN IN y II 7go 301Ow w.E.W.
REMARKs-Yesterday. Friday, the 18th, was hot day,
partly sInshiny. The sky was very cloudy rom md
M to D. m variable from $40 p. M. TO TO- shower at
7.so M raining 1850 to 8lb, with lightning NJ times
pain dcnih IlOO of an inch. Noe.-1lth-From 10 Z. M
t 10 oyercast raining 1880 to 1890 Aug H. ls6s-rher-
monetcr nj A. m 72o; u m, 100; p. M, s0o; Up M,
77o; 9 y. IN, 72o; IL p. m 7O'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
ENGIFWOOD N.J-During July several heav
Announcements |

A SAFE, SURE, AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
DraRRHaA DYsEsTERT, CHOLERA suxxKR COMPLAINT
BOWEL AFFECTION nAY BE JAYSBs CARsSArya BsAs
COMPOUNDED SGREDIRSr
PAcuLTI ACTION PROMPT AND ALWAYS
UPON ATTAINED
STANDARD REMEDY
oy THE YEAR rHsx
SOLD By ALL DRusersrs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
THE
WALTHAM WATCH.

ACCURATEi DURABLEii CHEAP ~
All grade. celebrated newest styles Of "oiD
and SILVER CASES, retaied at very low pnces U
FULLER X Co,
2J JOHN ST, N 7.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
assssssssss ssssssssssss
INme-9.9S 9.0H 0.2lI

The trotting between Wilkes and Lucy was highly ex
citing and ia compensated for the disappoin
ment in the double team race Lady Garfield and John
HOrfssey brought the rack-during the heats
and exhibited Both horses had entirely recovered from
their in the five mile dash OF yesterday and
cooked in excellent condition Prominent Veterinary
EeOns, who visited Lady ThOrne, Rochester published.
card this morning in which they say that Lady Thorne
bas received no permanent INJURIES, and that she will
boOn be able 10 do duty.