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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Cooperative Grocery Store established sevOn
Dencey win be removed eomnoOs qlarers
This is anaged on the ROchdale plan
The Metropolitan Cooperative Clothing Manufac-
purposes purchase the stock aud fn CO0pfs
Clothing M,nlacor in Bat Fourteenth which has proved
a financial sucoess.
Mr. Alexander Troup, State Organizer under thu
National Labor Union to ses OUT door meeting Of vOsgnes
IN the state House IN Albany this evening on & Chinese Labor
10 hold meeting the question, aDi Mr. TOup si
sso speak.
The great strike of the cigar makers Of this city,
four months has ended and ne mn sase -
to empl0ers Inc
attributed the OF nOnoee men oytr me roB
refuse he dictated 10 by the society men Hesl
meeting Union held lat evening when unanimous I9H
ziyen bringing the strike 10 close mmssI rs
representatives No. - in the Bxecaye Committee we're y
bring cOsehodng suh seton TO he 70 te ss@fsI o.
committee consisting of Mes Moses, 9s0o
appointed visit the Trades Unions hgb'ss
upon the thereof the neeey Of cs"as A.
ou door meeting discuss the Chinese tabor question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST HrROPRAN MARKETS.


m.C0ns0s, Rt money ana vi TN
account United States bonds quei h'e1~entes S ~
Stocks weak -.
PARIS June 2l-The Bourse opened quiet Repies 7sr 7oc
PRANKFOT June 2Unl States Fyelsen bonds oPened quef
and fat at Sol a..
vKEPoo 2l2 opened dnn the sales Of The ds,
estimated a IL, 900 bales $3.50. g.. a.
LfyERPoo 2l-2 opened firm Mailing Dpsnds,
lO9l8lL Mdiug Orleans lOl Od The Cotton shipments iro1
England the last report the 2h inst were Vr
irreguar Wheat 1913 y GENITAL for C1lerns
White; Western and 9Oa9 IL for Winter The total
the last three DAYS az ii port were l9e0 quare
quarters American Corn, 1851 ausrtes
European. Peas Of ID for Canadian Bacon 800 csI s'
Cumberland Cut Lard 6nDer but not quotsbly higher
ANTWERP June 2l-PeIoeum opened quiet.
LoSDos June 2-2:l5 closed 92i for ESD
United Pyerwenty bonds 1907 Oi i
1867 du Railway saaes, ",
Illinois Cenhas l1J. Atlantic and Great Western, lh
LyyRPOo June 2i-5 closed with upward ten
dency Mddng Upland l0laOd Mdhng Orleans 10y 1924 af
the bales ncung 1000 bales for speculation ard et
port Wheat, 10 GENITAL for California White Cor Fed We,,srs
and 6d3l9 quarter for European Pes
1891 Canadian. Bacon, 556 = ewt for Cumberland Cu
LosDos June 25 p mLiusee OIL quiet ami steady Refined
Petroleum l7dll7! Y gallon.
irregular; Orfinaire,
1884, francs Low Midding ahoat, ls francs
LIVERPOOL June Zhe market for and bros at hncbesos
is quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

God and man, which Mfr. BsbcOck ala not aulas
unless means than ensS pioWb anu a.
better than potatoes and rye Nor was Dc 80 i,i t
The seuile old Pope that, like Mr. Mayo he was ~
rush into fellowship with sects tat " INST AZ had
with hs unless be submitted 10 On authority i
in principle as that of Rome. j. IT, Shoiey Ssl more
oucnt in, donouncing creed, and Laird CoineI M,s 20
elg1ueut still iu protesting against any .,nt h
his intellectual liberty, Robert COiycr tl ~
wanted a statement of general DelIel tit ,Si, IA
having no influence fellowship Inc h.N nl. IN.
hTou,f mn an instance showing how sCn lniOi set.
r,epfs hcoamc auf hOTitatiVe creedf IN ulc, nu
against having anything OF the sort ana many @ets
flo,yed strain IN tic cNeiIt o.. -
,re9c;'ed 70 a largo audience on being pOsSesseu Dy
rits such as the love OF money, luXui} Dress, power
rdgion-instead OF possessing these lhhgS hu ufiig
them George Peabody possessed hls money anu uSeu ~
a. lflen1d way Superstition consists III Delhg pos
sd Inv thc Church, the Sabbath, the creed the ritual
RELIGION consists in using all these things Tor human
good. . -. A., ..,,, r,ooo ~, so,,,raov
manning when the session closed. There has been much
g Holy Cab" and some Holy Ghost, and good time
generally. On the whole clever earnest set OF men,
irving do the bestOny not quite sure what the pest ~
ana in way certain Of how il is 10 he done and good
deal given to selfcticism and sclfgOrhcaton Christi
ary considerably patrOnzed, but so earnestly anu
sOlemn confessed That the pattng ON the shoulder was
forgotten in the hearty grippe OF the hand ana the steady
hpaming Of The eye. Some of the wOrthicst men sad
least leaving lighter tongues 10 gbly galop over The
ground and keep nCessGnt pater oil thai sort OF
pTattle which Ills and hours but leaves little that
lie remembered but the echoes in the air ana tle
WEAKNESS that follows listening to empty WORDS But
this the vice Of all conventions religious ana other
perhaps there little of II here "a AT Pnll-
delpla or Cincinnati If these Untarans viii only do
resolved shall be DONE Christian believers OF al sects ana
uubClieNcrs too, VIII rejoice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A PHYSICIAN

DIR Walter H. Foster, for some time past
resident In Pne-st Philadelphia went 10 honKefs I'd
select and purchase dwelling for tho future residence
~ bmsef aud family. In order to carry out his inten
lions he engaged board at private boarding kept
nv Mrs NANNY at the corner OF Locustst and Wood
worbaye on the 7th inst. After spending portion OF
the following day examining property he went out with
Frederick H. NANNY age 10 or 20 years, a son OF Mrs
NANNY The two engaged boat and took sail on the
river and while out landed at Dudiey's Grove where
vounC NANNY introduced Dr. Foster to Mr. Oliver Dudley
the propretor Of the Grove. on the next day. 9th INST
Or foster engaged boat from the same person ne hred
frnn before also fishing tackle. ana went OUT on
The river alone and failed to return To ms bOaruhg
house on Friday, 10th inst, nagman OF the hudson
River Railroad found the boat In which DIT roster hsI
aft Yonkcrs near Dudleys Grove, ted ast to tue ock
mr. nost and in the boat found knife ana hshnS
line. , -. x,.,.o. j., hs no,
haen seen or communicated with. Mrs. NANNY neglected
IN renort the Of her bo0rder 10 the police
or any else likely to AFFORD any assistance III Tue a
until ten days aiterwatd On eSannig ,i a
bag, a yalise left behind, II was found 10 contain
dipoma given to Or. Foster hy some meucnl college,
and deed for property In The STATE OF Mains tns Nno
also contained the address OF nv family ia an " d
vance II was observed that he had with MN lai 90
amount OF money. Tho police authorities at iohksrs li
mediatey set about clearing w tho ny M IA he Teco
eeted having DIR. Foster thsle tn' uiy alo no
introduced 10 him. and that two weiressed stranger.
IN his company, bu Dr Poster ud r M pa bs re-
manned ON the grounds Mr. Dudley Couu not say, rs h'
/ wait0O busy at The tine. =, ,,,,o ., ,,o A.
Telegram Wab sent 60 Mrs. Foster felatNe 70 the W
appe,rance OF her husband, aud this lady mmedlael
/ "ti,c tn Yopkars reaching there ON Monday evening
rnl manlfc.tcd great alarm ana eAciteheh, on odIn
the facts ~ the case. she sent lof StiSt iai"h'eu
,hotu she stated that her busbJni very a9stehtl
49, man ana never pJrtouk 81 any nlcONnc liquor
WhA..yvl tnat hy game W lOdAets " gASAAso ltVPeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

and looked out Of the window Of my bouse which IA Ioca
ted tho bank Of the river below Milton dock; there
was no moon hut the night clear and starlight;
large side wheel steamer going north on the west
side OF the river sho bowed her whistle three or our
times the river pretty we'll toward the east SHORE
saw another boat going south, apparently propeller.
she wis blowing off steam. and 81 the same tme moving
south; at the same time heard more screaming SUD
denly the propeller ceased blowing of steam. and passed
down the river; then / heard mans voice crying
aloud, II In distress; IneXt small boat IN the
middle OF the river and neared the west shore saw
two mon I'm IL IL passed toward Milton dock; got out OF
my bed n heard the screaming spoken or ana
from that time till the boat containing the two person.
passed house steamboat stop, but saw them
keep thoir way north and SOUTH daughter sa" te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
DONRgTIC MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS June 2Tobsceo-oderng lagei prices easier Cot
dull nominal Flour SuperGBe 81 Coz Extra OG %
Double Extra IS O0s5 Is; Treble Extra IS 5G 20 Wheat easel.
No. Rel Fall 10; strictly Prime, III 2Oi No a. 81 a.
No. White : 20a 81 o. Corn fnner for choice shipping o
MIXED bulk 0c Sacked 840 &c.; good TO prime White
95dg8c Oats declining; sales 5aSJe in bulk Sa5ic sacked
Rive decning sales at d84c Whisky steady Lard dull a
ipa Cattle unchanged Live Hogs steady at 81 $50 80 for Cool q
Choice Reeepts5Oo bills Foar 1900 bnsb Wheat 1900 boaA
Corn, bush Oats, 800 bHsh Rye. .
LorynIE June 2l-Cotton du pc Flour quiet at 81 a
Grain nominal and UNCHANGED Provisions qset, Pork 30 .
Bacon I3ldlsi6l7lc Bulk Meats Ridl5ql6sc. Lar, Ito
Whisky, 81 O3d 81 o.. .o ~ A..
Ngg ORLEtNs June 2l.-Four FIRM saTerfne 81 20; Do1bh
Extra Sc; Treble Extra Sc 25G 80 80 COn-Arei 81 90 White
III 2lasl IS 6ner 65d66c. Bran, 81 o. Hay "a
PORK 3l04J D. Bacon 6mer; Jobbhg Shouers 4lc Cie&
Rib l7Iol1Ic Char Sides 10. ac Hams, lzaxie hs %
To- Other unchanged Misunderstanding 81 "a he~
YorS Sight per premium Gold ll2A 81,
AUGusrA 2-CottonTbe market hrnes with improves
demands; sales bales receipts 20 bales Mdding c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE CONNECTICUT BLASTING ACCIDENT

The New-Haven steamboat State of New
York yesterday morning brought to this city the follow
ing men who had been injured by premature explosion
while blasting rock at Middle Haddam Conn:
Patrick Gallery Of No. 400 East Tweneth-st, right arm
VIM. spear, No. 2s2 East Nineteenth-st, wounded In
the back. o., ,,.,. NJ " am y, t,,oo
Thomas Murphy Of Sidney Plains, NJ l., cap OF knee
Thomos Burns of Taylor-st and Kentaye., Brooklyn
lanes shaw, no residence, sick OF fever.
Ali the men except Shaw, were taken to Bellevue Hos
,tai shaw " no not citizen committed to the
are OF the commissioners Of Charities and Correction
The men were short time ago engaged In this city by
James H. Edwards, a contractor, living IN the place
where the accident occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE PROPOSED AMERICAN MUSEUM.

The gentleman who propose to form tho
above Museum are determined to push it to practical
end and with this view the original projectors Prof R.
Ogden Doremus Gen. Alex. II. Webb. President Of the
College OF the City of NewYork DIR. Naphegyi, II II.
Norton and others have issued circulars TO the promi
nent scientc literary and commercial men In this city,
county, and South and Central America and Mexico.
Tie of the Museum will e to develop the resources
of the American Continent and have perpetusl exhi
bon ia this city the products of the western Continent
Letters have been received from prominent officials oi
the various Spanish American republics volunteering
cooperation and forwarding contributions to the MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

The Commercial Union OF the state OF new
York will meet at Rochester on Friday 'uy 40, "na a
,,,n has heen extended TO all persons in the State
.e,,ed In the improvement Of the canals aud Their
tpode the development of internal and external commit
t,ns fnr traffic in the State, the attlacboh "l ine
% Western states through own, tue extension
-. commerce employment OF our people, ana increase
of our wealth." to attend the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE HUDSON RIVER DROWNING CALAMITY.

The greatest indignation prevails throughout
the ,neebborhood Of Milton the drowning affair OF
Sunday night, by which two women and one man lost
their lives 1t is thought that the pilot OF the propeller
Nubna tbe vessel which run down the boat, was crimi
naV reckless and ii A. ayeTred that the propeer "uo
no effort whatever to save the drowning persons.
William Miller the only survivor OF the Tour persons
who Ueye I'm the boat, makes the following statement
Myself John ROwley, Melissa Burton, and my sister
Ruiro Miller were out sailing in a small boat on Mlitoh
on Sunday evening" after sailing about the ryer some
time we landed at Milton dock; this was about %; we
had some lemonade, and them AT or near lO stlea OUT
sailing again, heading directly across the IVer II va"
then ebb tide; after got out short distance we PAW
boat coming up the river and consulted together don
bappened 10 cast my eyes to the nOrthwar1 ana saw
propeller coming south about 100 yards on nlleul-
atelI haOed out being somewhat scared, ana lOWey,
who had hold of the oars tried to pull OuisOf the way
man on the forward deck Of the propeller answered me,
INT 1 conld not understand what he said; then
the propeller was right on us she hadn't slowed
i'm the least / sure Of IT; she struck our boat
amidshps; that's the last l OF any Of my com
panions except Miss Burton; when was thrown out OF
Inc boaf had hold OF her and both sunk together;
when We NJ we hit the bottom OF the propeller, OF
her wheel that stunned and Miss Barton lei go her
hold and sunk when came 10 she had Disappeared el-
trey and the propeller go yards away, gong SOUTH
This I am sure Of because while swimming / saw lh;
wake as she moved south; cried loudly for help, ana
struck out for the west shore this al occurred ~ the
middle of the river there steamer going moran on
the west shore and h. ard two whisc-; heard no steam
blowing of had nearly reached the west shore whe
yaw boat from schooner picked me up; mo ihih WIN
picked me up said tbs propeller did uO spp an certain
she did not stop or even slnW
sTATEsllEr or MRS 3ABY hSN PrHDY.
Irotired AT 10 O'Clock Sunday night; Just before u
O'Clock was awakened by hearing female NoItta shout
Ig: tDC Ags I'D Iu4L NVlgS sctS414 l.tsl Egs w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE ANNEKE JAMS ESTATE.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
before Judge Blatehford, moson made, on behalf
of the defendants the of Ryneau Nan Guysen ct
al agt. the Rector Chusch wardens &C., OF Trinity
Church. mpeaded &c. " compel Oscar Frisbie attorney
for the plaintiff, to prodzeohs authority for commencing
proceedings In this suit The granted the motion,
ordered Mr. Frsbs u exhibit HIS authority on the
25th inst in open Court the mean tine staying all tho
nlaintins' prOceed inge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
BROOKLYN POLICY SHOPS.
OI1IOr
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Police Com
missoners yesterday morning they received the follow
ing communication from the Chief Of Police:

TO the Honorable Police Board Of the CRY Of Brooklyn:
have the honor forward list Of the Po shops 10
ths city. Very respectfully, .,.,r
Iob Roo M a09 Perst John Budgets No Wiloaghby St
Andrew Mcclellan Red Hook Lane George Lester 10 ~ o.
smhs. John Strange No IS Heksst Jo,9 iong1s1 Jnn
Of Main and Front So Jho
White No Nsy Freik Strange southeast corner OF Atlantic anu
Niloy..t. Wakefield - UnOn-st frrdk Cor NO ~
Inion Sa oakley No. 84 Navy, Unknown No ~ hentaye
peq Pierce Raymondst, between syrtesye and Johnson 81
bs Riley No 81 jefferson Curtis No. 81 South Fourth
AZ George Palmer No 1924 North Frstt Wse Athsld No.
Grand-st George -, No. 81 hS',h oeesn 20 m ~
sailor No o MeserOe-st D. Henry Otto No. 6l LeonardsS r.
n iacob Yo. No Boermnt. L. D. Csiharne Conrad No. 50
WKhber Henry No. "a Union jacob ze No. rs
John Waite No. 81 Marhal Peter Behr south east
CO., Ie and Jobnsonsts White north side Clark, inst
hon.e w of rahan ave- George Kpp Ffteenh between Fifth
and Sixih.ayes
The commissioners resolved to make vigorous cam
naign aganst these den5 of iniquity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
How 10 Look YOnnR-SiXteen.

Do Mt paint or Hair Restoer bat simply apply HAsAr
MAGNOLIA BALM upon your neck and hands and use Lros'
KraaRoS upon hair The Balm makes complexion PeV
son and natural and you tell what did removes fecses s
saowue uzaarks moth patches and place Of red rua'
face YOU have the purity exquisite belle gyes to niah
age the bloom Of perpetual youth Add these effects to splendid he
of produced the Ksthaon and lady has done her best N
sornmen Brothers will spBster sisters when these articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
Democratic Ward

The following are the DelnoeIatlC 49, h,,
The Hidermac Conventions Monday night sse,s
Nj 0I.Fvlile 1--AldcrmGu Iilhi J, HbusaN
M11u f,, Nicbae McRalnarn Third Ward iRayeG,'
,5"odl -I0rg Term, q. H. Hunter shpil leiio - ~
Nilmms fonr Wird lAslona;l-A@hS lerIphv " Il
Wi'it--u-. short Tenn, John Wlcglnu. 4. Hth w t'.,
Wowrry Bsvl Long Tenn. l.. NJ hi-isb'ni '"'''
I.Iu. NlI, CsIlalI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

the profts accumulated since the policy taken out
This Society paid TO the families Of deceased po
WHO does not admit that Life Insurance Is good thins'
'' INV Evening Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
Ex-coLLEoloR BAILEY INDICTED.

The Grand Jury, now in session in the United
States District Cow.t has found true bill Of indictment
against eXCoeotJr Bailey of the Thirty second Internal
Revenue dstriV in this city, but has not found Mr..
RnileY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

ty and had considerable money with him. but she could
not say how much, and valuable gold watch. yrs.
Foster to Boston, Portland ana other paces
where her husband had relatives and friends, ana Ie1t
Yonkors last night for Portland, where his mother TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

The Prudent GENERALIZATION Gen. Geo.
H. Thomas WAS In good health and had fair prospect
living 90 old age lie had the forethougi % insure
his life IN The Equttole Ltie Asuinnce society Tor
Fiftecp Thousand Dollars This suu tho society rs now
ready " pay " te family VI lU OeneI tV-etnSg Nith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

A bottle was picked up on West Hampton
beach, L. L. by gentleman few days ago containing
the following slip OF paper Steamer Hunter Douns
for Providence r. T.: supposed 10 be OF MOntauk Light,
Wednesday, June 8, 1870. JAMRs MACE, lst Oficer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
c,vRRrnGR CATTLE MARKET-JUyE 81.

BRsP CArTLH-eceps 44 head market improved but quooe
uncange BItra sl3 25d $l3 49, trt quaL re
80 Isl: second 1uay II 25a third quah SlV99lD 10
SHEEP LAABs-Rsoeipts, $50 headj market inactive ss~
in lots % 50G $Gi Extra, &c @9S8 Calves, ~Sgeie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress
Empire and other Spring Waters ~ CnANBEHssT aaAa
BR6ADwAY deliveries daily City aud Brooklyn Natural waters only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Plenty Of ater all the house for twenty ens
week y using tie EICsoN PUNPEE which easily mansg ~ ts
servant away with that domestic due hand pumping ''
water tax CHARGED them Office 30 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Boots and Shoes Of every variety Mt reduced prices
h. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
sOmKD SHOEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

safe Kerosene Oil.-DEyoEs warranted Of eIrs high sr.
aud quality all respects For sale in barrels sealed
patent cans. Retail price, IS cents per gallon.
TAG DxyoE MIRO Co., III Fulton st. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

Gentlemen needing stylish PhaetOn and Carriage Ussaats -h
MesTs. 90, 40 Bt1tf
This firm Offering these goods at reduced prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Papts
Old DUTCH CHURCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

John II. Henry, COIlegepace, New DIRK, proprietor
Of the largest Mecs Depot in the wo where may be found al
times every weesbhed remedial preparation that ministers 10 INA
health and happiness Of mortal man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

UoPEPgIOn TUESDAY June q 1870 resien. Of the BRIDE
parents T. g. QHenne Nj & Hope Of Boston 10 hixs
Annie NJ edestdaughte Of Stephen Pe, esq. Of this city
UOUGH-PILLOWAt jersey City, the 18th inst. By the Rev
b. c. Beauieu Edward Hongh to Susan Ward niece Of h9 late
VIM II. Pillow.
All Natives of M1riages must be ipd0rsed teith flt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL

To-day the Union and EGktoFd Clubs play
the homeland home OF the series, upon the Union Groun
The game announced Tor yesterday between
the Excelsior and Alpha Clubs did not take place. The
Alpha players were unable 10 attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

LOWELL, Mass, June 2l.--lhe Mutual Base
Ball Club of NewYork beat the Clipper Baseball Cub
of this city, this afternoon, by 80 TO IL.
WHITE STOCKINGS vs. NIAGARA.
BUFFALO June 2t.-At "a game OF base balt,
this afternoon between tho White Stockings Of Chicago
ana the Niagaras Of Buffalo, the former won by score
of 81 to Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
RED STOCKINGS VS.. INTREPID

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The Red Stockings
of Cincinnati the Intrcpds Of this city this after
noon on the Athletics ground by of 81 10 10 The
game was uninteresting with plenty Of mus by tho IN
trcpid.. The following Is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be indor
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
MUTUAL VS.. CLIPPER.

is,. d. ID. ilh. stu ih. IN. 5ih. sti. Tot,
.".i9! , 20 Z : : 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-14
Florence Lee.

Lee Howell, Master;
Robert q. McMechan, Clerk,
Having been built Elk pressly tor Tn trade,
with special reference to cor fort, speed
and safety, will leave Evansville for the
above and all intermediate ports
EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
Or to JAMES A. OAKLEY,
sen5-ff Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-14
ELECTRTC OF.
DIR. SMITHS
Genuine Electric Oil.
NEW COMBINATION.

RYERyE POWER WITHOUT PHO5-
IN PHORUS! A real Sedative without
Opium or reaction. Innocent, even in the
mouth of Infants. Twenty Drops Is the
Largest Dose. Cures sick Headache in
about twenty minutes on rational prtnci-
pies,