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DIED


BUNCB-Monay June 49, 1870 Mrs Mabel Iunce the 83th yea,
Of her
The friends and relatives are invited attend
residence las Jayst Brooklyn wednesday 18th nsL a. O'CLOCK
BIRDSAII-In Brooklyn Sunday the 18th inst after short Illness
Thoms. w. Birdsall in the 8lsi Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
the residence 1873 Westinghouse, Brooklyn,
. ?. m, N Wednesday, the 18th inst
COOPRR-A Woodbridge n J., TUESDAY, June H. Sdne; A.
Cooper, in the 5s year Of his
Notice of funeral in Thursdays papers.
EDWARDS-On SATURDAY evening June II, Robs o. Edwards
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
Plaiuaeu n j. At 3, o. m on Weu ~a tn Carn.,ss
will waiting arrival Of he' Nes jersey Central RAILROAD train
which leaves New York from foot Of LihcrtysL, at p
KELLYOn Tuesday the l4 inst Mary sfe Of John Kelly in the
The y" and friends Of the my are respectfully invited attend
the THURSDAY ocock uso The residence Of h moer
corner o Snetehs. and fiith-aye.
KISGSLAND-On TUESDAY June a. r lingering Illness Joseph t.
son Of Plinea II. and Mary Kiugsind. agcl 70 years.
Notice o funeral hereafter
MLLBR-n BROOKLYN Monday. 18Th inst Grace McSughtoa wife
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited attend
her late reienre No y Cnont, Brooklyn.
Wednesday, 18th inst, at ) p IN.
MOTT-A Flushing L. 9TH month 18th Valentine Mott sgd %
TIE funeral place day wednesday, p
Meeting House Flushing Train leaves Hunters Point a.
p
NICOLI-At Mdehope Nesburgh Monday morning May
william Ncol, aged 70 years and p da,s
SwBENY-Ou Monday June 49, 10 o'clock ROsanna wife Of Daniel
Swfeny
The funeral will take place from residence, 81 Piaye
Wednesday High Mass 81 stephens Church. Fven shhst,
between Ihr and Leriugonsyes l The feds Of er family,
aud other on-n law, Ttos j. Dsy, respectfully invited
to attend.
TOMPKSS-on Tuesday, 18th inst, PoughkeepSe ~ Y Bhs
Tompkins. a the CD OF hs
Peni Of family funeral from his late
dence o Thursday afternoon, lC;h inst, at O'clock
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1870

furled topsail, but kept defantly challenging
the steamers even To overhaul them they squared
away to the open IL pretty sight made
exciting because OF the apparent danger. Few indeed
they board the yachts that did not feel the effects
of the spray dashed the starboard or suiier
cold bath by the shipping of strong on the eeWard
when the vessel would gently huff up and release her
water load through the scuppers To tell how eaeh
yacht Outbd the other for windward positions ana the
MANY tricks and devices each resOrted To To weather
another, is not here possible. The Phantom, from
last horse in the race at the start, made
clean beat OF the fleet to Owls Head home OF
course passing every vessel The Idler a vessel
whose conduct last year should have made her greater
fayorte than she was beat her class to the Lghtshp
followed by that king of vessels, the Phantom The Tidal
Wave and Madeline, upon whom great expectations had
been raised failed fulfill the promise made Of them
and positively dshcarencd many But In so FAR rs thes
vessels are individually concerned, the wave had
things her own way from the start. In the fuil table
given below far the judges ON the boat appointed
them asCeraned, will DE found the time OF starting
turning the spit buoy outward and the arrival nome
OF the vessels from which clear understanding may De
had VI the conduct OF eaCh:
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YACHTING.

ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE NETWORK YACHT
CLUB--A SPANKING BREEZE-THE WHITE
CAP, GRACE, AND PHANTOM LEADERS OF
THEIR CLASSES.
The heavy sea fog and an absence of even
breath of wind yesterday morning produced their ac
customed consequences upon the yachtmen engaged to
sail in the NewYork Yacht Club regatta. For an hour
before and hour after the judges boat arrived at the
starting point OF Staten Island the canvas of the com
peting yachts, they lay moored together iputed ike
dishrags upon bOOms and spars completely destroying
the beauty of the proud saucy hus by the lazy Mapping
OF the sails. At II o'clock, however, south
westerly breeze came up, but not fresh
enough to call up any high hopes
of a dashing trih II was enough with which to start
Them however, and the whistle OF the steamer sounded
the preparatory warning description OF the start
would he incomplete were the surroundings not men
toned for indeed there never was regatta so well at
tended in New-York bay before No less than eight
steamboats, all crowded with visitors were on the spot
10 witness the start beside revenue cutter three steam
Yachts many nil boats and numbers Of yachts not en-
,.red So thoroughly did these cover the water from
Owls Head across to Staten Island ana Tor the space OF
a mile northward and southwark, that II appeared I'M
posbe that the conendng vessels could he got under
beadway without accident. In truth some iouiing ana
,r yous to the signal, and the judges heTeupon
Jo1dd ~ send the yachts OF In CLASSES, the second
class soops first, followed by the hrstcasS' ana SCHOOL,
a. stated above a wind sufficient for send0n was
Of starting, ana me uillc zap
einuv away with the lead, her only competitor,
the storm King following In her wake The Gace Took
tbe wndward OF her class handsomely the Sauc' hae'
.{ua and freeze in the order named. All these vessels
hoT away sthward OF the stake, the sarboard tack
While the srboonprs which lay far below them, hhu 10
WI ~, - a. ,estNard and they all compelled 10
com" once about after the start 10 do so, the little fellows
we're we'll dawn iu the lower bay ere Their more Wlcidy
Comm, itors had vcahrrcd the stake The SehOoners
slipped their cables N great part at the nrs1 SOUND
| stake as follovs: Madgc, Tidal Wave, FIs"twlng'
Alarm the remainder In cluster, save me Ihahtoin,
witch was All aboard once started, ana und'r "hl
without the occurrence OF accident me Judges noa
steamed slowly away the spar buoy NJ the
Splt followed by all the steam vessels nuhDcftu ap2Ne
In less than ten minutes from the starting OF ths last
elias. fresh four breeze sprang up wh,h, lhousn
il gbnted tribe before the FIRST NtrcI luIl'u ,ne rP'
buoy rpcned into a full seven knot one shortly aftr,
cbop,ei M the sea considerably ana made the HRhic'
of the feet stagger II uft what the yhchlmc ld
rr,vcd for however and their vessels, close hauled 10
he frcshcned gale rose, and dipped, and disappeared
| "a il forever, aud then rose ag'hA' now
/ lifting and then down Ia the trough OF th,
/ sea: aud never one VI them ieeIed lA'uiSa.i
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ds 70 the officers mess which will serve as dressing
and waiting The messn Is % ioe' ~ ht arae
and brilliant Chandeliers. The hop-room IN Inn t me
Academic building, where the oei LnIn aecorated
with dags and evergreens. The motto Oh Lle ci a
appears here gilt letters on 1lue HTS German will
vice. in opposite yreh Eat radnatc Messrs Portcy and
Mcdonald The Floor Committee CONSISTS oI , 90; ~
vcnport Hickey and J. NJ Woodruff OF the claSs h no.
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. aud Secretary belhhap, anu III w.
tables are expected 10 g assist" - ..t,,oo daily
The examination OF the lower classes continues uiy
from 70 g. but the Board OF S'o, ord tbe students
scarcely be expected to reVel IN tn,I u w nan
tiOnng The trsclass cadets whose a "a secJom Of
PLY past, ENJOY without let or hlnnrahce Ie "a ,rcc
the hotel and only perform their more snowy anu IT,,
able duties. At this afternoon there was ghu p Sr
artillery drill, in honor OF secretary Bekhi poI
commanded members Of the graduating CLASS aot.u 20
chiefs OF sections and the gunners We're from he tu
class The eyoutOns were very promptly ana oAho.y
made and the firing was commercially and alarhlhsy
Major Cen Irwin Mcdowell arrived here last night
from New,York. and il staying with Major kendriek
Important business in Washington mas detained II'Hi
dent Grant, and II Is not certain that ne VIII ne 1"a
noon to-day, escorted by Gen. f. T. Dent, and accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Grant, Miss kittie Cooke OF Ws
ngOn and two servants. The entire party stays at te
West Point Hotel II Is pleasant to he able ~ say tht
Mrs. Grant received simply That qnet anu courteous ~
10 more and no less IMAM 10 tle Se Ci te i,,i a.
American gentleman. The Presidents nonerrNai ~
particularly regretted rs 1t was expected lhat ne wouu
be present only at the presentation OF diplomas Oh
Wednesday and nj the graduates reunion on FRIDAY,
but also on Thursday at the dedication OF new MethO
dist Church in Cold Spring goodazed TOW Just er3ss
the river and about three miles above the POnt Inc
edi1ce in question is Of brc cot 10000 ana - clae
To OF the finest churches between New-lOrk ana
The weather to-day has been April mixture Of sue
cessve cloud fne-droppng rain ana glorious sunshine
but If it continues inimlbly pleasant tomorrow as IL
has been since nOOn Wednesday, June B VIII prove
such gala day as West Point has rarely seen.
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Real Estate Improvement.

building which has been occupied by w sOahack, No 10
Broadway many years past aousO be down and rebuilt for
bank As this is whole Of the immense stock
FURNITURE comprising every variety and oc use will h
offered Henry Hers Auconeer "Wednesday TO-DAY June Ia
1t only necessary scquan readers with the fart that this eci
Of furniture was southac private sales and Of the fnes
description reputation Grstcass msnuaaer hoak
insure large attendance at the sale.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST ETHIOPIAN MARKHTs.

Loypoy June IA CONSOLE 9 for MONEY and VI t' ,
count BONDS quo United States Eve Twenty boncf ~ 80 '
s 1851 GA Ten Forts i quiet Rre Railway saares
ls: Illinois Centrals liz; Atlantic and Grtat Weste,n ~
and 0lalOd Midhng Orleans Wheat-lo 'alo per e T
f,r California White Red Western 3 10 for WATER Ie
receipts Of wheat ror three days ye loO guarfs'
To- O Of which were Amencan Pes 20 q 50 D. for Canadian
Beef 1870 Der tere Of No. for Extra Primo Mes Bacon, 81 pr
cwt for Clf1b, rsnd Cut and 81 Tor Short Rib AhdcA
BoNRaY June I2q Los June 1.-THE shipments oi 'oon
from This mort for England since report foot 100 b
LIyERP10I tl:JO nMaIcc s'eF aGVers ere zee aoi
able duEe tins MARKET Geese JAS ss !" o
h VT for he Jestc grade Of American hEe.
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A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.

The cornerstone of the new Baptist Church
at Scotch Plains, n. j., laid yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by the Rev Dr. Anderson
OF this city, who assisted by the Pastor OF the church
and several cergymen from other places The exercises
were attended with peculiar interest from the fact th
Tho Sncety the oldest NewJcrey, and the parent or
a large number of branches IN Ne~Jersey ana New
York The new edifce will be capable OF seating about
zoo pers0ns IL Is OF Gothic style of architecture
with cooed brick arches and stone dressing cOnmo-
dous room will he attached Al the front Will DC
nyyer 10 lie topped with lofty Spire The cost OF the
structure which will be completed IN December next,
will be about $1,000.
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JERSEY CITY AND THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Justice Benny of Jersey City has commenced
a war on the Central Railroad Yesterday he issued war
rants for the arrest OF the officers Of the road and all
persons who might be found in their employ dumping
garbage on the shore on the south part of the city Inc
were placed i'm the hands ~ Chief Fowler, VINO
marched a detachment of men to the dunpng-Srouhus'
and arrested 80 woIkmen, who were releastn snDss
0ucntly by Justice Benny on their own ico"bHi~'N-
M officer OF the road arrested.
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paint vile Hair Eestorer, bat simply appy HsdsS'
MAGNOLIA your neck and hands, ani Lrosr
hair The Balm makes complexion pear
soft AID natural what did It feckls tan
saowness marks moth patches and place OF red rustic
you the marble purity Of exquisite belle ves 10 middle
age bloom OF perpetual youth ADD es effects to splendid head
produced the KhairoB lads hiss her best
Brothers will have pnr sisters when these asci
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rinu occurred last evening the elevated rail
road al the depot corner of West Twenty ninth st. and
Truth-aNc ear containing 50 passengers was ON It's
way up town. when, while nearing the depot the chain
wires propcllng the ear became cntanged In the
iron work and the car released from it, guiding power,
was propelled great rate of speed up the track The
ear was soon stopped however, 10y coming In con
tact with another ear which had preceded IL
and was standing the track ahead. The
momentum OF the moving pushed the other ear from
the track very nearly throwing IL Ia the ground which,
N had happrned most serious results would have en-
sued there being great throng OF gazcrs gathered u
derncnth the railroad The passengers were very much
alarmed and had 10 descend Ia the ground by means OF
ladder. A lady was much frightened that deprived
az All nerve had 10 be carried from the ear by means
az carpet ON % the shed Of No. $50 Tcnthavc. and
from thence through a sccOndstory window descended
10 the ground
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There fair supply Of beef Cattle This Tie offerings ana
reached 1913 head prices ranging from &c 10 q y n for fAi
from l0c lOi for Psun aud :" stTa ster
Common ne q ID a. quality. .
FOR Sheep fair ard 20 bead sold
from Tie gross and from % ~ for
I0GsThs prices veil mananedi
sales Of head from &l3 TO SlJ - & 100 u net Toe
cOrn-led.
receipts and sales Of Cows reached to 40 he At fo"
S4O % for Sprnger and from "a Calf
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The following letter from Carl Zerrahn, Con

Inc 1OllONluR lclltT DOul Ndil b'iiahh, Coh-
ductor of the Handel and Haydn society of Boston, and
one Of the leading musicians Of the country now con-
Quoting in the Beethoven Centennial Jubilee,
should have weight with intelligent musicians
Messrs s. ID. & H. W. SMITH--GeBAenen My alton
ton particularly called To your American organ by
one which used in the public performance recently
of the oratOriO Of the Creation under my conductor
shin IL rendered valuable III the support OF the
chorusrs and accompaniments Of the Relatives.
The purity and sweetness OF tone were excellent ana
WAS especially struck with the great power of the sub
haas notes This has led u make careful eXamna-
ton of your different styles Of organs and the interior
workmanship, mt your mandatory.
The quality of tone bears the closest resemblance 10
TN, pipc organ and cheerfuly testify to their great
In this respect well in the finish Of the
mechanical parts Respectfully yours, CARL ZERRAHN
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TOMMY MADDEN ON TRIAL IN NEWJEfSEi'
Tho .r;oI of Thomas s. MADDEN and JOhn

The trial of Thomas s. MADDEN ana John
T. Pike OF water-st charged with stealing furhlt"'"
valued at 5000 from the house Of Michael Martin OF nun
son City, was continued yesterday In the Hudson county
o. j. Court Two named C0ity ana lacy ne ne
move the furniture in which they were assisted ny
MADDEN told them Martin had quarreed WIN NE wn
was going 10 California, and had sold the lurrtuI'-
several other witnesses were examined but theI HS
tin0ny was unmportant. The case is not cOhcluueo.
Uaddsns surctes have surrendered him, and he Is no"
in the County Jail
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mazeppa was a hot favOrite, and Blanche next choice
Inc mare won the first and second heats easily In the
third. Mazeppa, who had been behaving badly, dis
tanced for crossing Blanche The then firing all "
nothing, Waterloo won as he pleased
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The precise winners or me pits prizes
for days 10 come, the time allowances requiring
shrewd computations but il is almost safe to say that the
Idlers time will he accounted better than the PhantOm
and Saes better than the Gracie The conduct Of the
various captains ana saingmastcrs yesterday deserves
especial mention. since they often put to full test
OF scamanshp and courage to work their vessels freely
in wind which frequently threatened to carry every
hiuo aNRaV
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~ have unfinished another stating that he n
ay responsible for what appears in his first ePse,
that the second District Association, Of whose
Committee Mr. Langan is a member Is In no way !" "
held accountable.
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no,tvsTrc MApKHTS

SXwOptY,xs Jure I-Folr-LpWer grades frneri Suprhne
81 ia; Double Extra IS Treble Extra % Corn hrer
Nrd Al so n ia; White ~ mas 20 Oats lower ~ 800
Bran 81 IOd ~ Is Raw 4210+2 PORK dull At +J~SSi z,
Othr articles unchanged EKcangeSony ia he" loa SghN
premium. Gold, llls. -.
AUGUSTA Ca Demand better AZ o"er rates. a"s
35 bales. Receipts. 60 bales. Middlings III 93lc.
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ROWING ON THE CHARLES RIVER.

BosToN, June 1.-THE boat-race to-day on
Charles River, between the Harvard Scentics and Jul
niors by the latter in 20 minutes and 10 seconds
Both crews met with mishaps the Juniors cracking
oar and the Scicnfcs breaking an outrlggcr. The
Sciencs left tonight for Providence TO row the Brown
University Club next Thursday.
The Amateur Boat Race between Messrs
O'Neil Sprngsten and Mainland came Oft the reg
ular Elysian Fields Course yesterday. The men were
called position O'Clock and the start imme-
diatcly effected. Sprngstcn took the lead and kept IL
until he turned the stake-bOat. ONel, who was boats
length behind when turning the stakeboat gained on
Sprncsein and they side and side for threequar
tiers of mile the back stretch when ONeIl sIrang
away. winning the in % minutes and SO seconds,
Springscin good second and four seconds Later and
Mainland 20 seconds behind.
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CAMBRIpGR CATTLE MARKKT-JUvE q.

BEEp CATLg-eceps m head supply light hat prices have no
thought have attained their highest point a
SIS 30 first quality ~ ua2 10 second qAl
ity, Sll Z50 3 u Is; third quality 10 j1d : IL .
LANBs-Receipts, 80 head; improvement IN ne
market; sales lots - 5OG chi Extra 20 81 Veal
(alve :
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Spectral Notiees.
To Printers and the Public.
CHROME BUSINESS CARDS.

CHROME BUSINESS CARDS
These Beautiful Cars i.te designs many colol have
met Prs, introduced this city uoaths
since these sought parts counr, To
further extend their GOODWIN have decde
TUX PRICE, OFFER THEN TO PRINTERS small advance
o the cost
over Pny ready enabling sit Tie qaie-
mcn Of etry business
No Artistic Pictures for business puros Lse bse
beeu offered prices tsor consdere very Cali
aud see specimens BAKER GOODWIN. Inaon
PrnhngIou sqairc, Tribune Buairgs y. Y.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewcliy,
selling REDUCED prices Also tskca exchange
bought GBo G. ALLEN. 5lJ Broadway under Nicholas Hotel
sleeve BuItons and studs
descriptions or sale by GEO C. ALLEN so Broadway
Nicholas Hotel
Gents Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats
for IS
Buy-ani save o. WARN0CK a Co, SD Bnoaiwsy.
4 Specially. Light Locomotives
adapted grades short aud light ra For
and mills For photographs ahd !ull niouaion. address
SMITH PORTER nttshuryh, Pens.
Post-Once Noice-rhe mAils Europe during end
ing SATURDAY June ", 1870 will ra- this ofee Tuc-ly
Wednesday, lhurar and SATURDAY Y O'Clock ~ che
stations 30 follows VIA: and b. lIio IA anil ID ito N
aud h. II.V' = 4, u, WL.u. L. IL. JONES. k.A~NSs<
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BEDRLL-CHAPMANO Tuesday June H. az ST. Paur Church
Morrsania by the Rev Mr. Harris Geo C. Bedc TO Mar h. Chap
man, daughter Of John Chapman both OF Tnnnont, ~ Y
COEY-BEL-On Monday. june H. 1t the residence Of the hrdes
parents Rev. j. {, X hgan, william Coey Chicago Va
Mary J. Bell OF this city.
MATTHEWS SPAGUB-In Brooklyn, MAY 30 By the Rev G. b.
Ford Alfred Matthews esq, to Phebe Ann Sprgue, both Of Hemp
stead. l.. l.
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth full
nd 1d1r
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THE ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.

LONDON, June 14-1he Channel match of the
Royal Thames Yacht Club from Dover to Boulogne and
back, occurred yesterday The wind was west-south
west at the start and was favorable the first half of the
race. The yachts arrived at BOulogne iii the following
order:
y1cJls Oruers yab,s
julia f. Mosa Egcrs Muholland
ronde. Cambria Ahnury
There only minutes difference III the time OF
al az BoulOgne. on returning, however the Cambria
won by Il minutes The Egera was becalined.
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DeyOe's Kerosene 0il-WarTanei perfectly pure noneypo
Of quaty In rTectn barrels eni sealed laten
Retail price IS Try it. DEyoE MANUFACTURING CO.
liz FutOn-st, y. L.
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In Looking the Rate Book Of the BEN PRAsSL,
The
plan premiums rhs he done say VII,
has We President Dewitt des credit
original the night direction for the pocy Of Life In
Companies share their With their Poic holders
Its Home Omce is OF 96 Thomas st, NewYork
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ROCKFORD VS.. CLEVELAND.

ROCKFORD vs.. IIEN EI4NNU' :
CLEVELAND, June 14.-The Forest City club
Of Roc kOrd defeated the Forest City Club OF Cleveland
to-day by a score OF "a toll
,ECKFORD VS.. EXCELSIOR.
These clubs played yesterday at the Union
Grounds the Eckfords winning by the following store:
list % 3D. 4h. 5ih. 9Th 7h 9Th. gh. Total.
E Ess s5,5a,,..:..:. J 3 I 10
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very good third In the second heat, Nette led of.
Jack ON the Green at her grths They very fast
race to the head of the stretch where Bay Jack took
second place but could quite reach the who
won rather easily by short half-length-a good third
ITotng purse s2o, 80 second mile heats open
to
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MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Paper
VIM EvgRDELLs Sous lO4 PULToNsT Old DUICH CuURcH
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The Second Assembly District Republican
IT, cards a. uuWiSc and malicious Mr. Mark
Inuat. recent card giving names of persons whom he
ACCUSES OF being Taumany Republicans and asks him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-15

John r. Henry, COlleGe-pare, New-yOrk proprietor
Mec Depot IN the worl where be found at al
times every welestablhed remedial preparation TIE
health and Happiness VI mOta nan.
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p.sTIuFs VS.. NATIONALS.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Thc Pastlmes OF
Baltimore and the Nationals OF this city played avery
game here to-day, which resulted III favor OF
the Nationals by the following score:
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! HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN CINCINNATI
| CINnINNAII. Innc l4.-Ihe neMs OF the dcieat

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE news OF the defeat
Of the Red Stockings produced great sensation mere.
During the progress Of the game people Stood by nhd
reds in the street and around the newspaper offices,
watching the result with an interest equal to That mani
tested dufng the war; when waiting fO- news from the
front The excitement at the close OF the ninth inning
intense
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
DERRY DAY.

DISAPPOINTMENT IN THE SPORTING worth
POPULARITY OF THE SPORT-oN THE ROAD
To EPSON BY RAIL ON THE GROUNDs-
LUNCHING-FAMOUs MEN WHO WERE THERE
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ATLANTICS VS.. RED STOCKINGs-ELEvEN IN
= NlNGS DECIDE THE GAME-TnE ATLANTICS
vICToRIoUs-sCoRE8 TO 7--EXCITEMENT EX-
TRAORDINARY