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CRICKET.
For,y.iI,ird Annual Z y nth Of Juy-Match of
the st. Georges Club.

For.Y.il Annual Z \ nth Of JuIy-0Iatch of
the st. Georges Club.
Yesterday the members Of this well known cricket
club (Which count neary 40o) had their usual gather
ing in honor Of the national holiday Of their
adopted country. This creditabe practice has al.
ways been honored by the Red Cross knights, who,
with their friends. generally partake of a crIcketers
dinner and unlimited supply OF Guinness Bass and
Alsopps by way Of enlivening the occasion.
Among the visitors yesterday were several ladies'
and the American and British flags waved in com.
pany from the nagstalls on the spacious club house.
Sides were chosen at noon by Messrs. Stead and
Mumtord, Mr.. Steads side taking the bat against
the splendid bowling Of Morley the professional and
Notwithstanding The fine play OF Messrs. Osborne
and snce. the SIDE was disposed OF for 81, Carpen
ter ST. Georges other professional, being bowed by
In Mr.. Gsborne's score was d. two as ana six
2's, Mr.. Bance counting 8, as, two as ana three
G m a e s q i sS Sg WSr
ing the SoWg he ast MAN o0 Was
put out l42 was on the telegraph; Of these. a
NV fq' j to scor es s. So Georges ss gas
run out aftv.four, By splendid disp r Az
Of cr;ckss his aeldns aiding greatly to The success
seven Ss, five 2's and singles. Norley's q con-
sisted OF i've 3's three 2's and singles got by his
is Familiarity called by his hosts Of friends ami VINO
always beats round the question as to his age by
SAYING SAYING III Play any man game Of single wicket
singles compri ing his figures.
Young Mooney. who was not out, pat together
well played score for "A by two threes two twos and
singles Toe second inning OF Mr.. Sread's side was
very unDroductive. Mr.. Browns s, Stead's 8, Gis.
borne's and two singles and Valentines being
v. me-" 1850 s''i'e inbiant over thalr yietSry
The bowling q Mi, B5TrTna W1s Wy effective. 1t
being medium pace hs.. deliyery ana good pitch,
and wei calculated to beat the Dcst latsmen.
The following Is the score:-
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Finance and the Currency.

LONDON, July 4, 1870.
Barring Brothers advertise The issue oil Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad sterling bonds.
According to the city article OF the London Times
American railroad mortgage bonds at Frankfort
ceasng to attract buyers city ard State bonds are
being tried. Those or the city of Havana have been
introduced, and those Of the city o. New York and
the State OF Illinois are to follow to tie extent OF
few Millions at seven per cent interest The writer
adds that the transactions Of tha Eric Railway Com
pany and the bribing of the courts Of law account
for the fact that New York city bonds can find no
home market.
There is a noteworthy communication in the
Economist, which anticipates the report OF the Para
High Council OF Commerce on international coinage.
The correspondent states that thirty out OF thirty
seven witnesses who appeared before the Council
urged strongly the adoption OF the twenty-five franc
coin as the unltary gold piece, and the discontinue
ance OF the five franc silver piece. The Council will
recommend that these views be carried into praci-
cal effect.
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T'ELECRAPnIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Cabinet Reorganization i'm
England.
The Spanish Throne Question and
Crown Difficulty.
Bishops Leaving Rome and Infalli-
bility Locked for.
The Libel on the Emperor
Napoleon.
AMERICAN CELEBRATIONS IN EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Parlia mentar Progrcss.

Parliamentary Progress.
c LONDON. July 4, 1870
In the House OF Lords tonight the Marquis OF
Canricarde moved for the production by the gov.
eminent OF letter from the Rev. MIR. COrbett,
landowner in the Red River district, giving de-
tailed account OF the causes OF the rebellion.
Earl Granville stated that the expedition sent to
that territory was no; for conquest but TO erect the
transfer OF the country from the liudsons Bay Com
pany to the crown.
The motion was withdrawn.
The Ecclesiastical Presentments bil! was read
second time, and alSer the passage Of various local
measures tieir Lordshlps adjourned.
In the House OF Commons Sir Z. W. Delkc gave
notice OF motion to abolish the sinecure Of Lord
Prlvy Seal.
Mr.. Gladstone moved the p0stponement OF the
Parliamentary Elections bill untll the 18th inst,
when the possibility OF considering that ana other
important measures this session coalh be ascer-
tanned. He said several bllls had already been
abandoned for want Of time. The University Tests
bill was taken up in committee.
Mr.. Bcntwiok moved an amendment that nothing
in the bill open afice to any person not member Of
the Church OF England, when such ohicc was ill.,
tended for member of that commission.
The ame ndment was opposed by the Solicitor Gen.
eral ana lost.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcurs.

hEfOhTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACUTJ.
a aa %ss June
July a'aA broke the S.on Of one as'o OF
Z: "s5ns ~ sSf Sss
ssn pc 1S ss . 4.
a. Is 81 lon 81 a. brig Herald JgAy bound y 2th la
R%: from h hendsp q sssPSs IVA
HOOK, :,si%;Sie bound T. =, A4'' SANDY
;Ssa ss g.n e
sa%.ap bound o. S11s ssss
sYsna d lat g an A"ssal
e ssea%Mrhp bound same date lat o. Ion 50 So
steam,hp George Washington eager, New Orleans June
Vel @ vi ca .S oS%
Benyie hence for New Orleans; same date. 10 AN,
seam.hp 81 Ga Nckerson, WILMINGTON, NC, with ndss
s,sam.hp Ellen Terry Chaplin, Newborn, Nc GO hours,
SSrOL WITH mdss and passengers to tho od Dominion
BARK Aegpo tBr) Fleming, Colombo March 49, with co
% Had very light NE trades rs since sh, winds
Brig Clarke Moore Caibarcn days. with sugar and
moasses 70 9fiermvesse TO Thompson Hunter Lad lh
brig Antelope from Matanzas for baltimore Sailed In com
Ely with brig Mary cOmsry for Boston and Carrie
schr Crown Point Perkins Barscoa 10 days. with fruit to
NE winds and Gains Sd inst was In collision with m un
Known schooner carrying her boat main and
davis received damage Juue rs lat rs 49, Ion IS 90
spoke bark Peiades, from baltimore for Matanzas.
Passed Through Hell Gaze,
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Malanta dr. McBurns, Windsor Ms for New York
with plaster to Crandall, Bdrtaux h Co.
hs Gun koex, banss 81 John NIB, for New York, with
schr Montana Sawyer, kachias for New York. with lun
Der 10 Simpson Clapp.
Schr Geo W Glover, Holbrook Rockland for New York
with lime TO Brown.
schr Compromise Barlow, Portland for New York, with
powder to order.
schr Wallace Allen. Gloucester for New York. with
ash 70 Woodruff kobins0n.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ARTANsAs.-Mr Charles
Goldsmith, OF the house OF Loeb Brothers OF this
city, returned from Frenchmans Bayou, Ark, yes.
terday, ana brings the particulars OF fearful muir.
Nicholas, father and son, mad some misunderstanding
Ing with Broxton Huddleston. A few days since the
Nicholases drove Huddlest0n's stock OF his place.
then secreted themselves In the bushes to await
bnddeston and waylay him. Huddeslon soon came
him with shot gun, killing him Instantly Thirteen
buckshot were lodged In Huddlcston's body. Tie
murderers were arrested by Mr.. 9. A. Bealc OF
Frenchman's Bayou and were carried before Justice
Simpson, VINO committed them to Jail at Osceola to
await their TRIAL before the next term Of the Circuit
Conrt.-Aefaphts Avalanche. June "a.
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The American Anniversary.

PARIS July d. 1870.
There was meeting OF Americans to-day on the
grounds Of DR.. Thomas w. Evans to celebrate the
national anniversary.
Ex-Governor Washburn, OF Massachusetts,, pre-
sided, and remarks were made by Consul General
Read, Colonies Hoffman and Moore, or the United
States Legation; Mr.. Murat Halstead, OF the Cncin-
natl COD,D,erc,al DR.. Evans and others. Minister
Washburne was unable to be present. The assem-.
bage was very large one
The American Club held reception during the
day and illuminated their building at night.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Customs Revenues of the Northumberland
OF Commerce n: Montreal.
TORONTO, Ont, July T. 1870.
The customs revenue received at the port OF Mon
treal for the year ending June 30, 1870, was
$4120,259, against $3,6os23o the previous year-an
increase IN the past year Of S521. O0o
The number of sea-going ships which arrived at
Montreal during the year was 570 against $50 the
previous year-an increase OF 1877.
The customs duties collected ut the port OF Toronto
in the year ending June co. 1870 was ST. O67 245 and
In The previous year ending June &c. the customs re-
venue was $9l6,9S7-an increase last year OF
$l50,2j7
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The Il. E. Lee Wins the ssHorns,,-Tne
Greatest Race on RecOrd-Fast Time Be.
tween New Orleans ind Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. July 4. 1870.
The steamer Robert E. Lee arrived here at twenty.
five minutes past eleven A. NJ, three days. eighteen
hours and fourteen minutes from New Or
leans, beating the Natchezs time on her last
trip three hours and forty-four minutes, and the
James NJ. Whites famous time, four hours and nfty-
five minutes. The hatchery was detained by a
heavy fog below Grand Tower 100 miles below here.
and did not pass that point until $3.50 A. M.
1he trip was an ovation, from first to last all
along the river. Thousands focked from many
miles in the interior to see the pass and bon
fires cannon, anvls and everything that could shoot
were brought into use to give vent to the feelings
on the occasion. The crowd at the levee here was
immense. The banks Of the river, from CarOn-
doet to above the city, q distance of
six miles, were lined with people and
the windows and housetops along the CITY front
were filed with enthusiastic spectators. No similar
event ever caused such an excitement or brought
out such crowds. million dollars probably
changed hands on the result OF the race
The Natchez, as before stated, Is detained by
dense fog below Grand Tower and has not yet ok
p. NJ arrived.
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SCOTLAND.
The Edinburg University.

EDINBURG July A, 1870.
Alexander Simpson, nephew Of the late Sir James
Simpson, has been elected to the chair of midwifery
in the University OF Edinburg.
The third reading OF the bill was fixed for the 5th
inst.
The Educational bill was taken up in committee.
Sir c. w. Dixie moved as an amendment that the
rate payers, and not the Town Councils shall choose
the School Board. An animated debate followed,
at the conclusion OF which the amendment was
negatived by waite OF $50 to las.
Mr.. Forster accepted an amendment that the rate
or payers, and not the vestry, shall choose the
School Board
actcr the House adjourned.
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W We w.
INDIANA.

Completion OF the st. Louis and Indianapolis
Railroad Extension. i.
INDIANAPOLIS, July A. 1870.
The last rail on the new extension OF the Indian
apolis and st. Louis Railroad between Indianapolis
and Terra Haute was laid to-day near Greencastle.
Ind. The first train passed over the road from In
dianapolis to Terra Haute with party Of railroad
officials
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1tleGRApRIC news ITexs.

Inc body OF young found in the bay at ort
hamilton Yesterday, supposed from the letters his pos
sssson dated Crclevie and Harpers Ferry, Va, to
me body or Samuel Wright printer and citizen of
ockPor N r.. was taken from the Sunday even
ine he mad been missing since Friday afternoon.
Ferry. has been found " 1900
george Read shoemaker fell through railroad bridge
at Goa spring. N. L., on Sunday aud was drowned.
A German named Jacob vcidcr was struck md Il In
thought fatally injured by train Hudson
River road, near Croon station, yesterday morning lie
running ahead OF the engine.
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MAILS FOR EOROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Aemanna will
leave this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at twelve o'clock noon.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at tea O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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American Affairs.


correspondent Of the Manchester guardian pre-.
diets the early recall OF Minister Motley, on the
ground that "hs inactivity deers the adjustment Of
the Alabama question"
The brothers Sei,ze tobacconists, Of New York,
were arrested on board the steamer ottawa, on her
arrival from Quebec. They are charged with
forgery. Arms, 1t Is said, were found on their
person.
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SPAIN.

The Throne Questi0n-Gormany and the
Crown.
PARIS, July 4, 1870.
The Constitutional says it has reliable Information
that agents of General Prlm are now in Prussia to
offer the throne Of SPAN to prince Of the House Of
HohenZOiern
The Constitutional adds that If Prlm does this
without the consent OF the Cortes 1t is mere In
trgue; If with their consent the affair must be re-
spected.
LONDON July A, 1870.
The negotiations in Prussia for Hohenzallern
prince to take the Spanish throne have been aban.
d0ned.
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FRANCE.


Tic Libel ON Napoleon.
PARIS, July 4, 1870.
The ground for the last prosecution against the
Figaro is an article declaring that Lord Clarendon.
when Secretary OF Foreign Affairs for the first time
made loan OF $500 to the Emperor Napoleon, who
was then President OF the republic, TOR which &C.
commodation the conclusion OF the Anglo French
treaty was consideration. That the story is fab
ricaton is proved by the fact that Lord Clarendon
was not Foreign Sec etary at the time alluded to.
bnt Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
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ROME.
The Iufallibility Debate.

ROME, July 3,
VIA PARIS, July T. 1870
The Council yesterday voted on and adopted the
form OF the preface and chapters l. and H. OF the
schema Of primacy and infallibility. The extreme
partizans Of nalDlity refuse to concede any aera-
tons. and demand an Immediate vote. Should the
opposition remain obstinlte and prevent the vote
from being taken. the discussion may last q month
longer. rs E
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GERMANY.
The American Festival,

STUTTGART, July 4, 1870
The Americans sojourning In this and In neIcnbor
Ing cities had grand celebration here today. At
the banquet Consul Young, Of Baden, presided. and
patriotic speeches were made by Consul Klauprecht
OF Stuttgart, Colonel Todd and Messrs. Arnold Kai.
cher, Joseph Beckel, Charles Routh and others.
The ovation was great success,
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The Cabinet.

LONDON July 4, 1870.
The London Times is eloquent IN approval Of the
appointment Of Earl Granville TO the Foreign ONCE,
and OF the Earl Of Kimberley to the Colonial Depart
ment.
The place Of Mr.. Trevelyan the Junior Dord OF the
Admiralty who regned, is to he left vacant for the
present.
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THE MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOAT RACE.

The Lee and Natchez Mt Cnir0-The Leo
Ahead-Only Three Days from New Or
leans.
CAIRO, ILL.,. July A. 1870.
There was general turnout here yesterday to wit
ness the arrival OF the steamers r. E. Lee and Nat
chez. Netheo landed here, the Lee passing at eight
minutes past six r. NJ, and the Natchez one hour
and twelve minutes later. The Lee made the run TO
Cairo in the Unprecedented time Of three days and
one hour.
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gchr Susan, Gears, Boston for New York.
schr Ticker HIVES ueorgos Bank for New York. With ed
10 John Comstock Co.
schr Thss Ella ElS Dennis for New York. with nsh to
Jas A Stetson Go.
schr Yarmouth, sears, Hyannis for New York.
schr Averill, Averin, Hyannis for New York.
sohr Pennsylvana, Ewing, Norwich for Eiixabehport
schr Elm City, Kidd. Norwich for Newburs.
Scnr kote Callahan, Avery New London for Hobokeu
phia. '' A--' ~" Ao"uon '"i A"Aue~
schr Maria l. Hale, Harris, Portland, Ct for Albany
e'n' 'ohn MoFee, Hubbard Norwak for ExaoeInport.
BOUND EAST.
Brig isabella Stewart
schr n1spsndence, Hin, Charleston for Provtncetown
ScIr ~ Loc.e hnntey, Philadelphia for Boston
Sch nawu King Manslsld Port johnson for
S Sr Curtis Curtis, Eilabethport for boston
schr caroline Y, Norwood, Eaabethport for Salem
Schr Forest City DAYS. Elizabs.hport for Portland
S He naPef, WOOD ElilAbethport Portsmouth.
tucket. ""Po'' 'o' Tsw>
schr Jane Brainard McCarty Rondout for M,dd,so,.
schr Fannie Barney, Johnson Hoboken for Ipswich
Wind ct sunset Sc,
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QUEENSTOWN, July 4, 1870.
The yacht Sappho arrived at Queeestown at eleven
O'Clock this morning. She will start next wednes.
day to sea with full racing crew, and having on
board two navigators and two sailing masteri, Will
try her best to beat the time OF the two facing
yachts. the Daantleas and Cambria
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Lynch Law.

LUUNCUN, July 4 1870.
The Standard has report OF horrible tragedy
In Seville.
gypsy suspecting policeman OF criminal intI-
macy with his wife, first Killed the woman and her
enid, and then assassinated the oicer accompany.
Ing MIS- revenge with circumstances OF unusual
atrocity.
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Death.

LONDON, July 4, 1870.
Stephen Blaire, prominent Free Mason, and for
merry Member OF Parliament for Bolton, Is dead.
Another death has resulted from the falling OF the
Liverpool foundry, making three in ALL
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscel-
IaneOus News Items.

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature for the past Iwcnty-fouv hours IN
comparison with tire corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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In the Tonlbs Police Court yesterday. before Judge
Downing Charles Behrens OF No. 40 West Broadway,
was held In bail to answer for selling liquor on
Sunday last.
Some half dozen small boys were taken before
Judge Bowling. at the sTombs. yesterday for cele-
bratng the Fourrh by firing OF pistols In the street.
The boys were set at liberty, but the pistols were
cOnnseated.
OF the seventy-one cases on the police returns at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday thirty-one were
for intoxlcaton ON Sunday.
Nine liquor dealers, arrested on Sunday last for
violation OF the Excise law, were arraigned ut the
Tomos Police Court yesterday and discharged for
want OF evidence against them.
August Hamann, OF e7s First avenue, was FOUND
yesterday morning, corner OF Forty fifth street and
First avenue, with dislocated shoulder. received
ny being assaulted by an unknown man.
James Casey, of Bergen, N. J., reported at the
Twenty-thlrd precinct that while In valle's lager
beer saloon, Third avenue, between Seventy ninth
and Eighteth streets ne had his nose bitten or by
man famed Johnson
Bernard Dinglemann was arraigneo In che York
vile Police Court, before Justice Bixby. yesterday
on charge OF firing Off double -barrelied gun at
Frederick Cremcr No. $40 West Forty-fourh street,
on sunday afternoon. One q the balls pierced
CremerS hat, but fortunately did not do any karm.
Dinglemann was held In 81 eco to answer.
Peter Mcdonald, 1876 Eighth avenue; John Nc
Hughes, 1852 West Twenty street; Henry
Beilman, liz Eighth avenue; Alexander Kerr, 23d
West sixteenth street, JACOB Lehman, lis Wooster
street. and N. J. Hendrick, $40 Eighth avenue, were
held TO bail In the sum of $500 each BY Justice Cox
at Jefferson Market charged with violating the Ex'
else law by not keeping closed on Sunday.
Augustus Hanley, hand on board the steamship
Mayhower lying in the dock foot OF Wall street
fell overheard Oh Sunday and was drowned, and
subsequently The body was recovered and removed
to the late residence OF deceased, No. 80 Cherry
street. where Coroner Flynn win hold an inquest
Sons Of the friends OF deceased raised the cry that
the captain OF the ship had thrown him overheard
and the investigation was adjourned till the return
| or the ship from Barbados. Deceased was thirty
five years OF age bora In Ireland and lived ut No
| 80 Cherry street.
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Art.

The Messrs. Wells and Ansdel replace Maclise and
Creswick deceased, In the RoTal Academy.
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WHAT'S to be Done e

MADRID July 4, 1870.
The Impartial reports that council OF Ministers
was held on Saturday, AMI was wholly occupied
with the question Of the throne.
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Riot.
MADRID, July /, 1870.

Disturbances occurred In front OF the Carlist club
rooms Saturday night Firearms were discharged
One man was killed and several wounded. Many
arrests have been made.
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LONDON, July 4, 1870.
Thirty years ago to-day the steamship Britannia
sailed from Liverpool for America. The IN piping at
Liverpool is ga.ly decorated to-day in commemora.
tiOn of the event.
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CHINA.
Shipments of Tea.

Shipments of Tea.
LONDON, July 4, 1870.
Advices from China announce that the first tea
ships of the season, the Erl King and the Diomed
sailed from WOosung on the 9Th of June.
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The Bonaparte Family.

PARIS July 4, 1870.
The Imperial Court went into mourning to-day
for the death OF Jerome Patterson Bonaparte.
Prince Napoleon Will extend his voyage from the
coast OF Norway to Greenland.
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Need Of the Press.

LONDON July 4. 1870.
city journal has authority for announcing
that censorship in France over foreign papers ter.
minated.
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loafv
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PARIS. July 4, 1870.
The bishops are leaving Rome, especially those
from the neghborhood OF the Danlbe. 1t Is thought
that the debate on infahbity will close before the
10th instant
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A.-Sunlmer Hats I'm Great Variety mt Popu-
lar prices DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street. corner Of ANA
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Nine liquor dealers, arrested on Sunday last 4
violation OF the Excise law were arraigned ut Il
Tombs Police Court yesterday and discharged 4
want OF evidence against them
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A.-IIerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner MURRAY street.
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Bntcheior's Hair Dyc-Thc Best Ia the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable iusLsnts,
neous Factory IL Bond street
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Dcvoe's kerosene Oil in Five Gallon Cans,
with Faucets for family Packages be returned.
DLVOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, III Fulton st.
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OF the seventy lone cases on the police returns
the Tombs Police Court yesterday thirty -one wer
for intoxication on Sunday.
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A.-HCrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
26l Broadway, corner Murray streot
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.
Almanac for Now York This DAY.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FRoM NEW YORK Foa THE
MONTH OF JULY.