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Nus Salifas, NeusS bOtt1anb. -
Sic falfhe Nadriht iiber bic
~Nith Of &pffpn.S

SaIifar, II. War3. = Seifern berridte
bier beSiisli9 hes S9idlals bes Sampfers
pgitp Of gofton" 9roBe aufresuns. 3abls
rei4e SepeiGen melosten oeien antunft, unb
bieie WadriGt fano allSemein @lauben.
Spatere Gepeiden nit aesentbeilisen Bsride
ten batten cine ungentein intercollegiate
Wirtuns. Sie 9eiddfte rubtsn fat allerz
iparts. Ser Stabtratb fam nidt In b,I1luBz
fdbiser an3abl 3uiammen. Ser seiebgcbenbe
&atb p%erlammelte iid, nabm 8eiblihe on, in
tpel9eu CT ieine Sbeilnabne fur bic 8erpano.
ten, 5reunoe uno Mn9ebDriaen Der unsliid=
lihen Yalasiere oes Sampfers tuno CAB, uno
Dsrtssgts iaS Johann; @ls Ssl0nSerss 3si$en
iealdjaft Die f5eier bes st. Yatridstaoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18

Sprtngfielb Wtali, II. Mara.-Wors
gen Diro Gen. Sames W. Siplsp, Der asitern
3u Qartiors, Conn, farb, begraben. Or mar
BON 1910 bis 1854 @ommanoant bes bieitsen
BunoessuabuuIes.
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IRrin Nkmrim.MnU.

rtr Gsfjue btpsee Hh ourd bic GtraBfu unb paiarts
Dor Der Staptbans Reout Dor benz Wappr.
taus philadelphia. Bolton, Cincinnati, ct. Souts,
Ghtcago &c. trtfft 6bnlthe RunDe etn.)
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'''- g. Gobn SlinglaI,
Mcht6=Nutpa(t,

''sroNs oEPIoH,' benz gerteatsbanft In Sprs IONS
fpnn sesenfbtr.
btettt ieintn btutiaeu 5reunpsn feline TtenFe In allen
8sridtliten uno abpDfat0riider 8ejd6Iten In Baltimore
gountp an: gr 1T nad A ubr Natmittasa AID IN
Baltimore tn %ietnen, Bureau, Der. 4s, St. %auI.,
1eutfb. (Sult3,lS,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18
$15. S;d)0lf UGbiGs. SIS.
Snfrieeenbeit sarantirt.
dbtile bon @ebifsn BON So bis $lU.
3abns auseeiosen nit Sas 30 Cts.
MARYLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION
eRr. 81, terinstpns,
C25-) 8Sburen pefli1 BON GparitkhraSt.
SD.
SIS.
MS- Ssu uufcrc Qcfcr

SEPT, no bic Sett gum gausn bsrarnast. matst MIR
unlrts sablrstdsn aeisr auf bic Inisiss bes Srn. Hsc
aaifer, tpslbs In elmer anoslu SpaIte bieIes Elattss
su fnbsn 1T. auinertiam. Sr. MeNuiasr bat auen
Saif. Sement n. {. To-, psI6e fHr bas uGotrsippn.
osntsn. gsbauot" sebrauGt ,puroeu. s~slisfsrt, uub mir
fonasn itn nit euism @epihen allen Ssnsn. ptIts btr.
arttse Bautnatsrialien sebrauGen. empiebIsn. (65-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18

ReD.Wprf,I IL. WGrJ.- Ger oisIertpart.ie Eurins
8au tuurSe in Ditisut Sabre a~usstItst ouateen odbsu
bi. ~sphns Ssrutl's" In BET rGpouu.6aus& siutn fart
beIudten YaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18
stutpritdtsz& onhiftin Riehmpnb,
ga. 3ipci Wabor8, spci 9plts
s%cibebDrben i'm Tclee.- Iefurs
an Gpup. @alfer.

EtbmpnD, IL. Wfar5. Seit eiriger
3eit sinsen @eriidte I'M, baB Die sesenipdrtiz
gen. our9 MiIitdr> WtadtIpru5 i'm Mmte be-
ftnoliden Staotbeb6roen ie0em ScrIu9e, ic
aus ibren Stsllun9en gu perbrdnsen, bis ibre
Na6folger pom Bolte erip6blt porben, Q8t.
oerltano gu leiiten bcabIibiiSten. oa fte Der
Isnft9t iparen, .oaB oas tiirjlid bon Der @e=
leB9ebun8 srlaIene SsieB, bas ben @ouper=
neur Die Seamten 3u ernennen ermadtigt,
ber~faI unSsptorig lei. o. tern &beno nun err
tpdbite Der pom Souucrneur gBalfer fraft bes
erpdDnten 8eicBes elnseieBte Staotratb 9en=
rD Sc. Gaiipn gum Siirserneiiter uno ernann=
te einen neuen 9plt3ei6ef uno nete Yoli,eiz
eapitdne. Seute frhb etlpa ge9en Sagesan=
brub puate Der neue Yoli5siGef Moior Sobn
Yoe pom unteren Stationsbauie 8elib erareis
fen, rparo jeoo1 ab9epieien.
Sp6ter am Gage %perlangte Der neue 8iir=
germsifter CLIFTON bom alten, Magor Saloon,
ole S6lhIel aur 8hrSermeiterei, bic Yhs
reau=Yi6er u. (. To-, nuroe ieoo6 ebenfals
abl9l6gig beI9ieoen. gaboun ertldrte, er be-
finoe ii1 seieBmGbig i'm Mrlte uno peroe nitt
oaraus meifen, big ibn elm 9eribtlibes @rs
f%enntniB an Die 2uft ieBe. S'rauf beIeBte Ga
boom bas untere Stationsbaus uf1o ibritt
gum Ginidtpbren pon $50 Spe3ial:eonita=
blern, iporunter 90 Shporse. @liIon ber=
eioiste unsefdbr 200 SpeSial:G onitabler, nit
oeuen er UNI l ubr Ra6mittass bas untere
Stationabaus um5inselte. Sier battle Goboon
nit ieiren Spe3ial.Be amt YoIto 9efabt, Ii.
gaiion's 6elo5ussplan sirs babin, ieoen
9eraustommenoen feltsunebn,en.
Mtapor @liipn bat ieBt Yeftb bonn &atb=
bauie uno allen anberen itGbtii1en 8ebduoen
nit Nusnabne bes Stationsbauies, in nell
dem Die @sgenpartei iib peri6an5t bat.
Die alts Yoli3ei.W tannibaft 1T apii6en ben
beioen Siir9erneiitern sleib setbeilt. @e9enz
iparti8 bat iib In Der Nabe bes unteren Sta
tionsgauiss., oes 9auptpunttss, auf ben fit
upn etrua 1000 S9uarsen unb pielen @eiben
anQeiammelt.
Sur1 ieinen Sa9ua tier, ben @r;Goupers
neur SenrY gBiie, bat 9aboOn an Goupsrreur
@alter elm S6reiben seiaHot, NORM er feline
Stelung auseinanoerieBt uno 8eiitano 5ur
g8abrung ieiner Nutoritdt Uerlanat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18

Nep.Dori. BEN II. W,drl. Die GAME trIanoii&e
Deo6lteraus mar beute auf ben Bstuen. Gin unabJtbba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18
Ser 2eutide Correspondent.
Baltlmtore, rs. @fdrs 1870.

ReufIe &cpcitru uuo nnocrr 9EriGts
Iiebe Isbte Spalte Der 8. Settle.
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MemsQIprfer Rerinfe.

81 M Wort, II. WGr3. = Die Aaenter
Der 9unaro 'i1en 2inie leben Der 3uberii9t,
Dob man in Den ndditen 3a9en bonn Sam.
pier -Samaria" Sunoe erbalten iueroe. Ser
ielbe fubr am 26. 6ebruar BON 8ioerpool, ON
q. BON Queenstown ab uno lit iomit 10 Gage
unite ;ipegs. Seine burdI6nittli9e 6abr3eit
mar 40 bis IL Gage. Die rRepaoa" unb Die
pGitD Of Q8aI9ingtpn", Die na9 Der vSamas
ria" o'riiben abaeieselt, iino an8etpmmen uno
batten auf oer Eeile un9enlein raubes QBetter
Or. Trantlpn, N9ent Der 2inie. 9laubt 5upers
itdtlid, baB tpGbreno Der anbaltenoen DIT:
ittirme bic Mai9ine Der rSamaria" serbro:
den lit. Die rSanaria", oas iin9ite 6abrs
seua Der Sinte, iuuroe Dor Smei Sabren ge.
baut.
- 9ie s@er. ST. Gubanii9e &igue" min
lid aubsrbalb ibrer Wtitslieoer ni6t mad
! @elounteritiiBun9 fir Cuba umIeben.
- Nus eirem beute frib per6fentlibten
Yribatrunoihreiben an Die Natipnalbanfen
er6elt, bab oiele iib perabreoet baben, 9e.
i~neiniarl Der Nnnabme Der Gunoirbin i'm
9on8refe entge8eu5uarbeiten, neil fe itatt &
Yro5ent MIR Al Bto3ent auf ibre In Waibings
ton bintsrlesten Sbligationen Su nebmen ge=
stulneer pdren, nenr Die Bill Ourtbgebt.
- @s iino nod mebr 8antanpeiiun9s-
6dlj4un9en ans 2tdt 9etommen ; Elm Sal
iher ioll cine 8robe Sumne ersaurert babsn
Die ganfen uno Die Nntpeiiungss NusIteler
ittpeiocn bieriiber.
= 10000 Srldnber paren brute in Dem
81. 0atrids' llm3use, iber ben Wapur 6aa
Die 9tepue abnaDm; 100 @eiell9aften nabmen
OIL Der YrpaeiiiDn She'll.
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Rep.YorE II. WGr;.-Y6eIih ,usincHetiG ftaa.
500. 90. - gaumtDoue matt unb ssrpiheu; 22& cts. -
Stein6I. rob. Is; raft. q Gents. g9ailsn, 126-l2s.
bQEer 59-62H &tB,
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Selesrapbii6e Sepeidea.
tBsri&ttt fir ben .8tutiasn Gurrelponornttrs)
SaS SplbsIato.
O1etp :Wprfcr Mdrftbertdt.

Rtp.gOr,. II. Nars. - asutise eaIuBnOt
runn I1o%
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Sir beatibes 0elb,
Sob, Silber une a;apiss
besablt btn b64fen Yreis
". Maine,
~ Gde Der 8altilnpreitr. NIB g.. 20. .Npenue
Xrauuna.

~~AAhuHUt
in 9afeaftr ga. ON Is. Tarj ourb pedcr Burt.
BAN Sapte earpen aus Baltimore ttit brdulein
emma y. Ratbppu.
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sS- Sas WoGenbIatt bes ,GCutiGcu
GurreipnnOenter"

eritetnt iebei Greitas. Gs III zines Der ar1bttt unb
rtthbeltiafttn Slatter Der Der. ct. Bel uISsrn 3tds
germ semad,te 8~eaeunneen wtresn ~ 5 Gsnts
pro fbpdbe plnftlfb beforat. (56-J
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
PEDESTRIANISM.

WALKING MATCH FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
BOsToN, Sept. 2G.-The fifty mile walk for
the championship OF America and silver cup, the sec
Od to receive $50 came of to-day the Union Base
Ban Grounds The contestants j. BcneandCr OF
Boston, j. Adams Of New-YOrk, i. DnsmOrc Of Boston,
]. Oddly OF Philadelphia, J. StWlcs Of Boston, and
Young" WAYNE OF Boston. TIE race was Wei sustained
until al out noon, when of the showed signs
of exhaustion. DmsmOrc retired after making
80 miles in hours minutes, and Oddly. having
made 20 niilel in hours - minutes, vas
seized with cramps and obliged 10 give up. The
race was now between Adams and Wayne Adams lead
ing and winning the race In hours 20 minutes Allow
ing for rest WAYNE was 80 miles behind. About lU0
persons present, and much interest was mancs
during the att cruoOn James Smith gave an exhibition
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE cASsTATr PEOPLES FESTIVAL.

About 5000 Germans gathered at Joness
Wood yesterday afternoon celebrate the first day OF
the Cansat Peoples Festival This festival Is an nita-
ton Of the Fail Festival Of Wtcmberg, which used TO
held in the city Of Canstatt. The Association for
celebrating the festival here organized In l5CC, ana
It's present officers Anthony kothmund President
Nicholas Mueller, NceIrcsidcnt; Bruno Schmittbaur,
Secretary Louis HcdCstlcr Financial Secretary; Chas
WOehIlc Treasurer The main attraction yesterday WAS
a festival column, about 50 iect high, and feet in
diameter, which handsomely decorated with fruits
OF every iud with urn full Of fruit on top ON the
pedestal which also decorated, were tine busts of
Schiller, Beethoven, Humboldt, and Mozart The most
intere ting part Of tine entertainment was number OF
tableauX representing the state OF affairs in the rural
districts Of Wrcmberg with regard 70 the present Euro
pean war. The tahleauX were followed by national
dances performed by number of young men and glils
dressed in Wurtembcrg rural costume. BON t'btauX
and dances took place platform erected Tor tho pur
pose In the wood close 10 the meadow OF the park There
other auusemens such dancing AZ the BcNdcfe
which lasted until Late IN the evening To-day The Ies
val viii be continued, when procession representing
German unity will be the chief feature; tomorrow the
festival Will be closed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
PROSPECT PARK ASSOCIATION.


The Agricultural and Horticultural Fair will
continue four days. The entries for the trottng pro
rammo were closed last evening, at the Of tho
Association nj Q o'clock For the first day entries
were made Of horses that have beaten 1890 To
supply this deficiency, the Committee announced that
entries would be received up o'clock u. IN. OF oct
OF horses that have beaten 25j for purse of ~ 90
For the first day, the following entries were made Of
double teams that have been owned aud driven together
hy member O the Association since Sept ], for silver
pitcher, $3.50 viz Black Harry and Monitor formerly
Anthracite, entered by John Murphy, and ch. z.
Hunter and b. z. Harry, entered by Dan Pnfer.
For the second day the following entries were IN ade
OF horses that have beaten 1850 for purse ofG)
br. m. No Name entered by W. II. Jarvis; b. z. Harvey
Mclaughlin, entered by James W.. Page; br g.
James II. Coleman, entered by John Murphy;
&. Z. Lottery entered by John u. Fander;
h. IN. Nancy Sykes, entered by Hiram Howe;
h. m adv Hughcs entered by A. Patterson, and h. z.
John entered by l.. s. Samms. For the third day tho
following entries were lnaGe o h4rrs tnht nave never
tered by T. j. Nodine ch. License, entered ty d. NJ
blanchard, b. John j. Bradley, entered by John MUIR
phy and blk stallion Charles L. LOew, formerly Patchen
Chief entered by NJ ROdcn. The following entries on
single horses that have been owned and driven by Il
member Of the Association since Sept for the silver
pitcher, $780, ch. z. siycta formerly jerry entered
by Hiram Howe; b. m. Nelly Conder, entered ny James
H. Hagil b. st. waTick entered ,i, by Dan Phier' ana
For the fourth day the following entries were made OF
horses that have never beaten 2l0 for purse OF S50O
2. James Ii Coleman, entered by John Murphy; b. m.
Enigma entered by Edwin IhOTne; Rr. z. Lottery, en-
tered by jean T. Flanders b. m Nancy sykes, entered
hv Hiram Howe ch. IN. Bashaw Maid entered by 4. H..
S3mmis; H. IN. Lady Hughes, entered by A. Patterson
and roan & Robin, entered by Robert Fletcher
For the handicap for 600 for all horses there was
but one entry, that Of b. K David Bonner entered ny
John Murphy As IL requires three entities To NIL the
purse OF $500 for double teams with running mate They
also announced that they would make Efforts 10 increase
the entries in the Gouble team race for members 10 te
requisite number. A these entries aro TO be closed by
9 o'clock D.. M, Oct. D.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE NATHAN MURDER.
THE PRISONER REMANDED TO AWAIT AN EXAM
NATION.

THE PRISONER REAIASDED TO AWAIT AN EXAM
NATION.
Yesterday afternoon Frank J. Kpling, the
youI whom detective Farley brought from Schuy
llIfaycn to answer charge OF being the murderer Of
Mr.. Nathan, was taken before Justice DOwng ut the
Tombs. lie accompanied by his father aud brother
and by counsel Owing to the absence of Eptng, the
lOtel-kecpcr, and Martz the constable at SchuylLl-
Haven and the other persons who claimed that the pfis
oner had made certain admissions, the gisIae de-
cded that he would remand him to Police Headquarters
10 await tie arrival Of those persons. No at
tempt a. formal examination made Super
Htt.dct JOurdan, tho D!strctAttOncy and
J9,ucc Bowling satisfied OF the innocence
VI hphng but II is necessary that this should be fully
1sianAed before Lc VIII De released The prisoners
eaAe5 are prepared to prove that on the night OF the
iiucI i I' Wa not ln this city. They say that lc Lad
",sla peeh Ol restless and uneasy deposition, hut
aI ne never developed any traits Of yiciOusncss Ie
~ tn Mliu, ana apparently incapable OF settling down
ot, ~ ou5.les-' but he has never frcguentcd the
,,iety VI oclldNcd and criminal persons During tho
'as superintendent Jourdan received calls from um-
~ Pctsols VINO questioned him relative TO tlc arrest
10 an nc IepAed that he attached no importance 10 n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
rpoMINFNr ARRIVALS

Brevoort House-SenatOr Simon Cameron 3t
,,,t,-,,ia Iohn W FOrncy ~ Philadelphia, Gen. G. T.
uuvci ~ 8 A aud Major W. b. ack, L. : Marine Corps
" AtcuaIlc H,ie-Couutde &c IUrcnnc Of Tie FL,nI,h non
f.-,,f. .'r, Hoffman House Madame dc pouItaIeS'
"a ,ltrrton aud Lieut. Commander Abbot, U. ;. y
60 NCv-Yoik Htte-C,mWOtoCe Leroy, L. . y;
Nrfrotn Titan ottl-riC Rev. -. j. Qulgcy Wi
-,,rlr,toil T. c., ana the Zlvistuwsh sisters -
<ni,o.aS Hot,--Judce c. ". Bartcy, Washington; ,&I., &
NJ NIl',..on, A'arana; Col. j. SANFORD, Iowa tnSS
ij e. H. Grie,s Illinois. and &. II. ChaIin SlrlIgt,U,
-. Aston House--Tuc Hon. john -. utilC''
- /, " Ef,r. " .shinctOn. - Fifth Avenue IA
r.. Non & O Nci., NJ. c., Philadelphia; the non -'
g",,l.ton NJ c. Fcnda the Hon. Homer A. NC1sOr,' ~
60. ,f s.etc: j. IL. Ramsey, Albany; Gen ~ r.
- tle Presidents Private Sec rcta| 'JuS' n ~
~, MID Uetovu, D. J. and A. n k", ~, Lit L,' i5 Il,
~ -, -''' munster Hotel-The Hon. george W.
NiiIc- snrerintcndcnt OF the Insurance D'ldl llheA|
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
LATEST STIIP MEMS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
prg papnie IT. Jennings, Hogsn Boston, ballast
Life Taylor bridgeport On The ng on tne Zoth on the
Stepping Mael Cochran the mate ag YEAR, OF jersey
C,f s S an he raj ogsrl fell overheard and lost
sehr Josephine, Brown, ht john n D., Uusls, llnoI'
scuOOSERs-RIYER ASp SoAiEHk
J. u pleecher Soningtou Brafos rortishh Ct
MARY Merh0n Fall River. hyhuhh1sne If9oFlence
H. T,r,i. Ee,, iayeu. Ellen Dufhel1, Portland. Ct
Ve., Narinrtrt 8 \. Scranton, Portland, c.
Dor tta n hn Portland, CT ~ husseil i0ruah1 u
Atlantic kOcklsld h'u,a'1 '1t, 81 Isn h'er'
" W Bmiusn Providence hamh, hoctAhl
A. Thomas Pail River. " a. nsyu.,hi IoIiaha' VI
L. :. Rayuor Providence y 4. On,Igh ohAiDill
Avon bangor i bllo", no No. iahu anu
y m IN ott ro-t1u T. J. Erickson, Bnniford.
r. iGiiM1,,i",ri, M po.kror Casper Lawson, Portland, Ct
=, ~ 'u.riry porianj O. Ihos. Heller. Bridgeport.
ii.s.t q san Erg. Haven. o. ScoGeh. NewIayen.
Xv,' ~ sls.e Providence. Iiudsoi. New London.
VIM ' Jane NJ Bralnarj Portland, Ct
DOMESTIC PORTS.
w,tvarov n C. Sept 26-Ceaod, steamship Pana for New
York. 90 -, p.... ,.,,.. p...,,, ,,..,
f cue. sie reports passed In for Baltmoe brig Como rom
Ics Ped M for Norfolk, fgate savannah from Annspoh-
sent 96Afyed, cr Consultation Smith ifoi JaeA
sons m Nre.York pat leaking and ceE SEX she Is lumber
osIe on T,eo bark Aus.e from BRISTOL p ior ChsIeston
NYo-E sailed brig C. V. Williams, for Pbadel2hia schF En
cbautrcss for PToyideuce.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orrrysv Sent 26Thc steamship Siberia from hcT'fork Tor
Liverpool arrived aud proceeded
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
INNINGS
CRICKET.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR YOUNG AMERICA.

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR YOUNG AMERICA.
The contest between the Young America
Eleven aud that OF the Germantown Cluj-hOmc and
home game for the championship Of AmcIica-which
was PLAYED at Germantown the 23d and 2Hh inst.
resulted in the success Cf the Young Americas in one
innings, with seven runs 10 spare TIE Young Americas
wcut to the bat and scored $50 runs, of which Charley
NcWhali made %, Reade I9, ana c. NcWhtli-hpt out
13 Germantown then went in and scored b. Of which
Mcintyre alone contributed 80. In tlcir second innings
they scored SJ-Iargrcayc5 making H. Morgan 10, and
welsh 10.
The next grand match viii be between the
Young America Eleven aud an English eleven OF All
United States, including professionals.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
ALMOST A EAT1r,,y c,sr

On Sunday night Mr.. Conrad Schieman. re-
Adng III orange 1' was awakened by hearing noise
on the first nOor OF his house. He stole ouie,i t
stairs, but had hardly reached the hall when Ia .
seized by powerful man. Before he could res,st ,io
Tuiian dealt him tremendous blow upon the b,ck .,
the head with some sharp instrument Mr. 8. succeeded
IL escapDg, and ran Into the street where he became
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
tI,n G As CONsrMERs and lhe Trade.-Ga.

no GAS CONSUMERS and The IIade.-Gas-
q Light Infm7d fc,uomy the motto 10 rors qe Or gas gas
irrnrrs of r-r.consnx capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS
FLAME EVIASDER applied TO gsurer proirces increase of
gcr yh Instantly applet removed hm lest
coarc and most c improvement o the kn u the age %
pe dozen. illustrated directions With them Test xhhton at our
occ SAMPLE Exraler and anywhere the T. = by mall
pcpad cents Liberal inducements to and the trde
ic1i for nr4te Crcu'lr stating pToIpel uaie " mailing
,als. License granted for control territory FISHER CROOK
SOc Manufacturer srl Plopnotor 81 Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
AQUATIC.
TIE YACHT RACES TO-DAY.

The yachts expected to enter the race Of
to-day against the Cambria commenced to arrive at their
anchorage off the Club House, Clifton, g. l., last even
ing. The sappho Alice, Fleetwng, Phantom, Madeline,
an afadcc were there and others continued Ia nrrFo
during the night. The Cambria did not appear until
quito late. This morning they are 10 take flying START
from stke-hOat Cif Sandy Hook Light sailing 20 miles
to WindWard and returning Tie prize is cup offered by
Mr. AsEbuIy. It will be, with the exception Of the
Ouccn Gun race the finest yachting event Of the
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
IAnLonneenenisI

SEDAN was an uncomfortable chair for
NAPOLEON and every Fenonan pes In ts country
however every citizen s Sovereign wlo desires TO be rt royalty
crowned There h therefore, uoeng and eyerncrtasng demand
for the hnvofa Of KSoX the Halter par eae of America The
Pal Hats recently issued by KNOX rpetteny bra-ta an bis
establishment 2l2 Broadway Of FuiOnt crowded da Uih
L.Ial.sl-A
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
OTOTTTNG.

A Qucit match for the championship of IIud-
son County j. to take place between William Lyons aud
John Ludlow in Jersey City on Thursday next
A match of 81 points, for : 600 aside, has
been arranged between the Tyne Grow and four New
Workers. The match will take place at the Good Inent,
Furtiethst., between Seventh and Eghthaycs New
York will be rCprcscuted by Harry Clifton, James Parish,
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
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