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Domestic Markets -TBY TELEGRApu1.


NEW York, June l3-Noon.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull and l@2c. lower. Corn dull and declining.
Pork quie! at 5000 Lard quiet barrels, lrte
Cotton Gull and lower; sales. 400 bales uplanIs,
q; Orleans, 2sa. TurpeItine, aSss. Rosln, a. O5
@&2H for strained Fteights frm.
Euening; -GSt i d9i sales 900 bales uPlands
1870; southern, common to fair extra, $S. r.
Wheat, 2@D3c. lower; winter red and amber west
Lard iirner. Whiskey unchanged. Groceries
quiet and firm: Naval Stores quiet. Fre'grts
dropping. Reef quiet new plain mess, ll@Gl5c. !;
new extra, 16@Qlsc. Tallow steady At ss@Q9sc.
BALTIMORE. June la.-Flour active and higher {;
howard.Str superhne, $50 $50. Wheat ffmer
and unchanged. CornaWhite, $l.H@sl.lp; yell
con firm shoulders, l4c. Lard lst@l7tc. Whis-
key better NJ Sl.04@$.U5.
NEW ORLEANS, June la.-Cotton dull and lower
middlipgs, 2Ot; sales, $50 bales; net receipts,
bules; ex ports to Liverpool j. O45 bales rnstcr-
dam, 2,3ls bales; New York J, l7o bales Philadel
phia, :27 bale; stock, o. sS'bAles. Sugar, ut@l3c.
Sterling, as4@24. Sight, premium. Geld, l25.
CINCINNATI, o., June 10 Flour dull but not
lower. Corn dull and declining. Whlskey dull
and S unchanged &C at *l92@asl9s Pork quiet ut $40
shoulders lSic.; clear sides, l7tc. ...-
MOBILE, June 1s.-Cotton dull; middlings,
aot..; sales. 900 bales receipts, 4ls bales *,
ports t.. New Orleans, bales stock. 81 e24
bales. Exports Saturday were only 81 bales
coastwise, and none to G eat Britain. -.
GALVESTON, June l3.-Cotton weak but In fair
demand; good ordinary, l7ac.; sales, 500 bales; re-
ceipts, 255 bales; exports To Great Britain, 1913
bales Continent lS9 bales stock, ~, 500 bales
SAVANNAH, June ls.-Cotton inactive; mid
dlings, 2Os@2U3c. Sales, ITO bales. Receipts, TO
bales Exports--Coastwise, 81 bales. Stock %, $50
bales.
NORFOLK, June l3.--Cotton quiet and dull low
middlings nomtnally zoe. Sales, 20 bales: Re-
Itala VIA rnn Dt1rfoo bal.
Stock, l. 726 bales. ..-."
CHARLESTON, =. G., June 13.-Cotton dull and
easier. Sales, Gu bales. Receipts, 2l0 bales. Ex-
ports-C oastwise, 500 bales. Stock, 2, 192 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 13.-COtton-Market quiet and
weak sales, l2s bales; middngs, lsi@s0c.; re-
cciBts. II bales.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 13.-The following dispatch
from Rome, dated Saturday, was received
here:
"The discussion OF the infalliblity dogma
continues in Ecumenical Council. During
the debate Dupanloup energeticaliy com.
batted any exaggeration of the rights OF
the Pope. Seventy-two fathers signitied
their intention to speak against infallibility
Of these fifteen are French prelates."
Members of the International Society Of
Workingmen who were arrested on suspi-
cion of being implicated in the late plot
against the nation and life OF the Emperor,
will have their preliminary examination be.
fore tribunal on Saturday next, and be re-
court will begin ct Bloison on the 18th OF
July.
MADRID, June 13.-In the Cortes Satur-
day. ,Prim, in reply to questions, said the
Government had sought candidate for the
throne, but thus Ear In vain. He felt conf
tent, however, within the next three
months one would be found. He deemed
It necessary to state further that he did not
mean AlphonZo. While he knew there was
general feeling OF anxiety on account OF
he unsettled state of affairs, he did not ap-
prehend any disorder.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, june 13.--Advices from the Ar
genttne Republic announces the defeat OF
The insurgents In sharp battle near Monte
yideo, RS
Z BoMBAY, june 9.--Advices from the
various Indian ports say the cholera is
abattpg. szss
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FTCLLINS .INDTITTJTE.
sUMHFR BOARnIxa

&
* iaylnS enTeed 20 bosfd durtnx 7ncSfSor
ts,,s lro the .1ss Of Jnlg o. ma q Bstss
t,ng mar shey and their fSiands rsdsijrs rre -
riyc' inn sn my engagements viii ALLOW me 30
Woitz ~ ~ maoc .aftallaemenfs with Mrs.. y.
Sinv ihst of fhe Tpsfstuts az
he and s,a ass Moltx has most snsoY-
sipess and al guests win no dsiabs - moss Ss,eS
sSay ,ia 81 pFoSide5 Tor.
ers by the Gay, week. or month. M Zee Soss ~,
any OF tne wMering-p!aces are charging. $3.50. I
ne walels St thls piece are white sniphar. cha
GOOD as any in she mountains OF Gsrgsnia except
For further particulars apply 10 3fra. II Ko,tz
WOLFF H0QnE, Balefn. Vs.. nrfai tie ast Juiy.
PASSENGERS for this place st1p g sassne. a
Oh 8REIkS As COOKE,
uperiEfandent Rollins Institute.
me ensuing session OF this Institufa Wili open
on WEDNESDAYth The 2stfl or Ssoz6ink3f siS5S
je Is let -. -sEs (yTIk RI. rS - 1Ts'.SsvE =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New Work stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, June Ia Eoofs.--Stoeka weak. Mo-
nov, 66ls PEI cent. Sterlng ESchanec--Long, loes;
short, HOT. Gold, lls. s-2os. so. lie. Tennessee
c's-rx-courons, "a; new, G7. Virginia SIC, ess
new. e. Louisians-t'ld, 7ca new a. Leyee s's,
Il. IS. p2. Alabama SIS, lo1: SIS, 7ss. Georgia
s's s.; rs, PSI. North Carolina 6's asst new Sat
south Carolina 6's-Old, % new, SO.
Ercniag.-Moncy. 4&3S. Sterling, $4,000. Gold,
magma. Governments duh and lower; 'es's,
1,1.. Scuthcrns generally unchanged.
Nic.s.-W sil. street markets very duh to-day.
srccnlstiouhcarly at stand-st!l, aud fluctuations
slight. There was no feature whatever Beyond
sulnC>S.
Money easy prime scounts e6S7 per cent. Ex-
change dull Gold heavy and lower In the fore
nom. and dcciiued 10 LEA. During the afternoon
...la,l.tc!. closed ii"k0'ls, dull and weak. Go
>e~nmcut EN. 81; coupons. ma; 's2's. III :;
.6.s. III 'G;'s. ma new, llaS Southern Sccu-
VITO; opcnr; lower on Tcnncssces: steady on
o.bcr bonds During the afternoon firmcr In Ten
,rSsees. generally unchanged on other bonds, and
closed weak with nothing doing Tennessee 's,
a. Nrriniat' -Od @ new, CD, LouiSiana
6. "a Lcvee s's, IS. Alabama S., lol. Geor-
sse>,>> North Carolina ca, AZ,
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WATIHEs, yEMEaslEx 81 de- 6: -
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

w
The extensive use OF these WATCHES for The
Last fifteen years by railway conductors, engi-
neers, and expressmen, the most e1acting Of
watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadiness, durability, and accuracy Of
THE WALTHAM WATCH.
To satisfy that class in all these respects is to
decide the question as to the real value of these
time keepers.
More than $50, 600 Of these WATCHES are now
speaking for themselves In the pockets OF the
people, proof and guarantee Of their superb
GRITTY over all others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the CompanY's Works at W altman enable them to
produce watches at price which renders compe-
tition futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from twenty-five to atty per cent. more
for their watches than Is necessary.
We are now selling WALTHAM WATCHES at
less prices in greenbacks than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There Is no other manufacture of
any kind in the United States of which this can be
said. .,~,fz
These time-pieces combine every Improvement
that long experience has proved OF real practl.
cal use. Having had the refusal of nearly every
invention in matchmaking originating In this
country or In Europe. only those were finally
adopted which severe testing by the most skilfui
artisans in our works. and long use OH the part OF
the public, demonstrated to be essential to correct
and enduring time-keeplng. - Jaes =
Among the many improvements we would par
ticularize: ..,......
The invention and use Of a centre-pinion OF pc
cuitar construction TO prevent damage TO the
train by the breakage of main springs, is original
with the American Watch Company, who, hay.
ing had the refusal OF all other contriyances,
adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as being the best
and faultless. 1877 = ..'+. ..+
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now uni
Versally admitted by watchmaksrs to be the best,
are used in all grades of Waltham Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and Iessening
the necessity OF the frequent cleaning necessary
In other watches. ..... ....
Our new patent STEM-WINDER, or KEY
LESS. WATCH, Is already decided success and
a great improvement on any stem winding watch
in the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch Of its quality now offered to the public. To
those living In portions OF the United States whore
wstchmakers do not abound, watches with The
above-mentionedimp improvements, which tend,to In
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability, and con-
uon ,eooo ,nuct rrnya Invaluable
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New Orleans Affairs.

New ORLEANS, June 13.-Judse Brad
ley's decree Saturday against the monopoly
pretentions of the Slaughter-house Com
pany had disastrous. effect on ITS stock,
causing 1t to drop from thirty to eighteen.
The McComb new board was victorious in
the Eight District court against General
Beauregard and the old board for the ma
nagement of the Jackson railroad.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILkOAD-NOTICE.- THOMAS
8. FLOURNOY, President of the road General
dress the people Ut the times and places named in
this notice. and will present the claims Of the Or
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Land,
raj patronage Of the people The ladies' are par
ticularly invited and urged 70 attend. their inu-
Is
friday, 10Th of June, at Stony Mills, Pittsyl-
vsna ffRfsXZ III fifth of june at Cascade rttsv
VINO MONDAY DAY 18th of june, at 1risburg, Henry
'e TUESDAY, l..hof June, at Henry Courthouse,
WEDNESDAY, 18th of june, at Campbelrs
TAURsDkY, 18th of June, at Penn's Store,
FRIDAY, l7th of June, at Patrick Courthouse,
SATURDAY, 18th OF June, at Thomas Lam
0f aohspxY, 10th Of June, at Mount Airy, N; C.
THURsDAY, ssdof June, at Fancy Gap, car--
- SATURDAY, asth Of June, at Hillsville, Carroll
o1 aoNspHY, sah of June, at OLD Town, erayson
III sssPAY, 18th of June, at Trap Hin, surry
Se WaEsfbiNEsaDAy, 18th of June, st Independence,
THaGRsp1Y, soth Of june. at Mouth OF Wilson.
MONDAY, an OF July, at .Thomass Factory,
II T}G IL 9Th of July, at Marion, smyth
WEDNEsDAY, 9Th OF July, at Glade springs
Washington counsy. y4. So. -, *. . ~. =.
.'.' - : fs s'A'' ss''' : Ns-tJss
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Indtsr, Reaolusfor.

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-The Indians fnhabi-
ting the Indian territory have had a MEETING
and adopted an address to the people and
President of the United States expressing
their amity, but contending for the carry.
ing out of the treaties, and opposing the
territorial bill, and in opposition of railroad
grants.
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Financial and Commercial.
Strain and Flour Market

Grain and Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, June lS Is7o.
OFFERINGS. =t.t.a.
Whect.-White, 80 bushels. Red, 81 bushels
Corn white, 9s bushels. Yellow, bushels.
Mixed, leo bushels.
OntS.-3s9 bushels. -, .s"-.'
Rye.-1f bushels. -4 ~ ..'s.
ohLno' D.. o..
Whedt.-White. 30 bushels damaged at 81. 25.
Red, u bushels good at SIPS. -. -
C0rn.-White, 81 bushels very good at 81. 81 10
bushels good at Sl.1s. Yellow, bushels ut 81 II.
Mixed, none. -, y
oats 4s bushels good at &C.; 20 bushels da-
mayed ut Gle. -
Rye.--oe bushels very coed at $l.0o
RE-EXHIBITED. s...
OATS 100 bushels.
REMARKS.
The prices on Change on the corresponding day
Of last year were:
Whedt.--White, prime, S1.e5.
Corn White, prime, 975c.
Ldts.--Prime. Csc.
Rye.--Prime Sl.2O.
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,l,HE HOT SPRINGS,

.t BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor j. L. CABELL, n De-. Of the University
Of Virginia, resident phystcian:
This renowned WkTERIRGsPEAgE.w WILDE
omen for the reception OF visitors dU NEf iEf.
These Springs offer unsnrpsssed attractions %
both the Invalid and the pleasure seeker. No eH-
pense or effort will he spared by the propretors 70
make 1t rs comfortable and pleasant as possibiato
oil VISITORS asas t..sit =. Co.. -, -,
The numerous sources OF THERMALW WATERS
at these springs vary in Temperatures rom So de-
Qrees Fahrenheit TO Ito degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees and tins 4. pss-
They ara moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action OF cold mineral waters,
whether saline, saphurous, alunIinons,l or ehaiy:
beate, In cases for which such waters 20 are found
in a eiebbor,ng valleys are mainly Indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE "a MPRLFTs,, Containing
detailed account! OF these Springs and reports OF
numerous cases cured or relieved, VIII frruished
on application TO the Manager, as ne Sprfngs, or
fG g. T. TARDY & Co., Richmond, va.
A TEIEGRAPH DfFigE has been eEtabliyned
at the Springs, thus afFordiug visitors nm opIor.
tunity OF prompt communication with every paSt
of The world. j. A. McCLUNa, Manager.
THUs. r.. PRICE n G0.,B
NV 1s-am Owners, Richmond, Va.
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PersenaI RcnIciseI,,ni,,tIrn,..

: asssa q
KNoxvrLLE, june Ia about D o'clock
between General J. a. Mabrey and Colonel
John Baxter. Mabrey made tho attack,and
dischnrged two pistol-shots at Baxter, one
taxing effect In bis right wrist. causing a
Iesh wound. Mabrey wus arrested and
held In bond for his appearance.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, June 13.-Several foreigners
heretofore arrested and released have been
re&rrested for attending Masonic Lodge
some months since.
y De Rodas reports further successes over
the rebels. " -.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPHl.
LIVERPOOL, June l3--Noon.--Cotton opened
quiet; upIunds, Is4losd.; orleans, lotd.; esti-
matett ssles. 10 400 uaies
LIVERPOOL, June ls-Arsrnoon. -Cotton-Up-
Lands, lvhd.; orleans, 1usu. s-r..
PARIS, June la.-Bourse opened dull; ren.es,
T4f Csc. ~ ....-
HAyRE, June ls-Cotton opened quiet at 1e0@
122f., both on the spot and afoat.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Juac l3.-Beef cattle In fair
demand this week sales !, 600 extra PENNSYLVANIA
and western steers Ut lo@Olc. /; fair to goou, SQl
03c. common, G(l73c.
Hogs unchanged ; sales 1900 head III $lS6lsl35 80
az cwt
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This favorite and celebrated WATERINa-
PLACE 10 now In complete order for the recep-
Some Important Improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishnent passed
Into the hands Of the present propriefor and It Is
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
q The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water Is well known to the medical profes-
TERATIYE, A. DIFFUSIVE STIMULAET snd
TONIC, there Is no known mineral wafer equal
to It, In all anamic conditions or the system and
broken-down states OF the constitution, loss or
appetite, and general nervous prostration, its
powers and virtue IS a restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without q known rival amongst
the mineral waters OF the world. <ggis
They are especially indicated In the whole class
Of ailments peculiarGo the female constitution.
The proprietor Will have provided for the iawna
and BALLROOM first class band or music and
In general all the sources Of amusement. and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
win be at ths command Of the guests &C "ROCK-
BRIDGE ALUM.n n i4hf Ty6.jy, issa sSi
The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond, w ashington, Baltimore, &C., by rail-
all In daylight. Passengers leave the ears OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coathes, passing ra-
pidly over smooth and level road OF only eight
miles, set down the visitors at the springs TO tea.
TelegrapkN dlce In the hotel. y 800 ..s,4t3
IA MES A. ERAZIER prOnrfpfOf.
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Cinnamon for Alabama.

New YORK, June ia dispatch from
Cheyenne says five carloads of Cinnamon
passed over the Pacific railroad for Ala
bama. .t
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Marine News,

Marine News. --..
Fort MONROE, June 13.-Passed in for
Baltimore, bark Isle of Skye, from Dema-
rara; brig Wheelwright, from Demarara
schooner Arctic, from st. Johns. In Roads,
brig Christine, from Rio, for orders.
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JAMES 4. FRAZIER Proprietor.
rHE RoCKBRIDGE WATER 2

nut M in glass containing all the medicinal gus
ltfes us when drank at its fountain head. fs kept
for sale at the we'll known houses OF Measrs: PUSs-
M. A. & @. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va;
and WoGr ""FF q Co., LynchburH Va. who VIII
furnish pan, phiets containing letters OF eminent
physiciana with u few certificates out Of many OF
the wonderful cures effected by these waters. "A
nv I9-ttTy0
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II ISSINGEN WATER on draught; also
N bottled ut 81. so per dozen bottles tn lie re-
turned). The medicinal properties Of this water
ar similar to those of the Congress w ater and IL
sold ut half the price st &
pOWHATAN e. -DUPUY's Apothecary,
ise 4a7 Broad street.
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The HEAVY Rains.

The Heavy Rains.
WILMINGTON, June 13.-The heavy rains
have seriously damaged the crops in many
sections of this State.
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Death of w. Gilmore Simms.
CHARLESTON, June 13.-William Gilmore
INNS, the novelist, died yesterday.
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HOTEL.

seaz .s3,tir STAUsToS, VA, June ], 1870.
The travelling public may rely ON fndng at this
house STRICTLY IRST-CLaSS ACCOMMO.
DATI0NSin all Its departments. 7FT58
staunton, being As mountain city, In the
mineral springs region, has Itself always, been
leading hotel. .'5R'. 2t''59 ''T27EF --FEIfTE
Summer board upon reasonable terms Core
Omnibus to and from depot free. .,5
!. -,f..,f.k.s 49,. FRAZIER & SALE,
Gate OF Rockbrldge Al um Springs,)
nv Stu. ThE S2w slsy .stsS s. Rroprfekpres
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HEALING SPRINGS'

rNHE HEALING SPRINGS, = =
L ~. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
win be open on the l5 JUNE. They are &C.
from MILFORD depot, twenty-hreemile by stages
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and passing
the Warm and Hot springs or from COVfneton
depot, sixteen miles, over a fine turnpike Of easy
grsde, In full view, of; the celebrated Falling
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson's river
Persons leaving Richmond or Washington In
rem.in at Covington and arrive nj the Springs
next morning. 80 f,.r:,@ ,..F f.s...s
Pamphlets attcstlng the virtue OF the waters to
be had or the proprietors, or OF Messrs. Purcell,
Ladd & Co, Richmond, or OF tue agent at the
Springs. II ,.t.s ~ ~ Es,yf i,-.,s.,.t..E
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at the Springs.
Board, SO per day $50 per week, and S75 per
& NJ. 81. HO USTON, M. D., Resident Physici
~ @.ra 49, -. B. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
a oSh sT M Esf' frop mv ss eodtlJvis
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.pHILADELPaadd4A,s RICH- &ff1
SHIP IIHE.NFOR PHILADELPHA TWICE
A WEE K.-Steamers N 0RFoLK,Js W.:
EvERMAN, and j. s. GREEN, composing th nus
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, ut u o'clocR
NJ. Freight receired every day tSundays EXCEPT
Freights taken for Norfolk at moderate rates:
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, SO. =" W. p. PORTER,
49,. .'...,., Agent at Richmond,
- Office No. z42s Dock street.
WIN. p. CLYDE d CO.,
+- Agents at PhiIadelphf
Offices No. IL South wharces,
fe15 and No. II North Wharves,
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Ask to see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
Ing the trademark american Watch Com
pany,'' Crescent street, Waltham, Massachn-
SETS" 1t is by far byS ,s t full-plate watch
made In the United States, surpasses any
thing heretofore made in this ry for railway
engineers, conductors, &c. ..s
ap 30-d eod-w cow 3m
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G OIL inst to hand. sHr y
WILLIAM 6. DANDKIDGE CO.,
myl6 827 Broad street.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.
PoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
OPEN MAY IS, 1870.

NV 2o--am fopfie'0. D ' Alan 'pf'nss' -
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
HORSE Notes.

As the trottipg season progresses more interest is
manifested i'll the movements OF horses under pre-
psratiOn and the usual numbers gather TO Witness
the morning exercises ut the various tracks The
opening Of spring and the parks now budding into
summer beauty give fresh impulse TO riders and
draw out many to enjoy a morning ride or drive.
The Improvement in horses upon the Coney Island
road has been very marked since the opening OF
Pros pect Park, and many old riders now consider
that, with the exception OF the very best horses
driven on Harlem lane, the average 0t Brooklyn
horses Will compare lavoratly With New YORK road
horses.
Mr.. Fletcher's roam horse Robin is a very fine
animal for the road-gracefnl, stylish, and KIND
withal, and moving ike machine al a thirty i've
gait Few can beat him on the road, while on the
rack he mas trotted TO wagon IN 235 arvcnby his
owner. -
GRAY John, with record OF 2:35 at Narraganset
last year Is now driven by Mr.. Robinson who also
owns several other fast ones.
Belle Portland bay Ethan Allen mare, seven
years old, scant fifteen hands, Is drven on the roat
by Mr.. Jarvis who WIN engage TO show 90, ana Is
open for five or ten mile race.
Ed Perrin has lately been driving broNI
horse which has improved rapidly in his hands. we
recently saw him go up the road dying
Charles +. Lawrence has just purchaser . nanu
some Young mare OF the Mainbrino strain winca L
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
Tue Lone slanu BILLIARD 1ouRHAmExT.

Play was resumed last evening at Samuels' Billiard
Rooms BROOKLYN shortly after eight O'Clock. Messrs
Upham and Klrkly commenced their game precisely
A. thirty-hve minutes past eight Mr.. Kirkiy was
decidedly the best player or the two, and on his
eighteenth innings ran 06-the best run made in the
tournament uD to that time. Mr. Upiam ran As very
cleverly on the twenty sixth Innings and then got
stopped by the balls lining The steady play OF Mr..
Kirkly told, however, in the long run, and he won
the game by IT'S points. The game lasted one hour
and ten minutes, and Mr.. Korn oiciated "a referee
Aner an intermssion Of ten minutes Messsrs:
Craft and Campbell put In an appearance, and
the former won the break Play. was rather
dun on both sides but Mr. Craft finally won by 179
points. MT. Sproui acted as umpire: The third
game was between Messrs. Rogers and Roberts. and
was won by the former after toleraDy close con-
test Play will be resumed this evening at eight
O'CLOCK The games now sand-Mr. Rogers two:
Mr.. Craft two, and Mr.. Kirkly. one. Neither OF
these gentlemen have yet been defeated. The FOL
lowing Is the score of the first two games:-
Krkiy-O, TO- "A, o. "a. 8, ., II, O. a. g. 3, Q, 2I, 8,
II, "a, &c. ~, o. 3, Is, o. u, IL, IL, o. g. ID, 0,
IL, IL, "a, IL IL, IL, 8, 6-602 Average, IL 10-4l
Upham-0, IL, r. O. g. IL, Q, I8, Q, o. ., IL, 0, O.
H. H. 8, s. 10, o, 49, o. l2 g. O. O. "a, lS, 3,
Q, o, IL, Q, 0-3N. Average, ITO.
CRATIC. 0, Q, 3, 49, IL, 27 0, ~, 0, 27, o. A.
3, 18, 49, 3 O. o. O. o. o, 1b o. 10, IL, T. 49, 16 g. ~
50, 3 10, q, 10, ls o. 3, Q, 0, 0, 39-5o2 Aver
S Campbell, -, 90 o. 8, Is, aoe,es,o o. o, o. IS.
0, g. 49, B. O. O. O. s. o. 12 o. g. O. o. 3, l5 8. 16 ~ A.
g. o, l5 o. O. SO, 3, 0, g. 3, 15-326. Average 37-49