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gous. furmsJ,uc.
Gbt Gurf.
GRAND INAuGgRhL MERTJNG

~ 6f fLEEiSoo6 fil:k:
At MOrri''ni' n ri VII h his h ,s JSy and $50
FSI RA July f rS'' Tct Ss 's nat n.,.
best minutes; ,rse In Ave, IN harness tiSO TO nrsI
]. n Eow9ens b 6: Charley Green.
8 John L'v' ~ Pa sF 4 i + H. cS or T,c
TO spha SS1 @ VS. Sa mar
!: + + s SsSss p S {. f fdoil
Ro5n, c q & J. j. nraalsy o,r, ,,,,,,,v ,,,O.
ISyet.' b; g Henry &, corncriy American Bop.
7-J shot Il HaT b.y & suST I,r n ~
THyi:spyY: ial! q isiS.-far horse: tTss never
/ ], 4. Msf,n's elE.Js; Black Harry.
Il Tpf sssn d s PFS.as nc. Belle of Clyde
q " H. poSle's Dr.. 9. Colonel Russell "a. -pariy
WHIT, o "a %Siss s1y. ssgrs so
10 }. odili rks blk =. PGtchen chief
IL f'''efNsS o az p prs"e pon = Oo
'I,Oo 70 ff;,j geo 20 second; iiSS to lind. "
l. / ]. / / bosy t.o Sr M Lady s. Augusta.
!. y, Il s.aSdS:s: III h: ! experiment..
bep r p i,qiS5 :; m; VIA, NIlage GU IL,
Z. John Loystts b. m. Lady Franklin.
T. 'o $Gie 2 e G. ne FassS r Saie'
10. ) }. bowens Or. M. lose stsndsh formerly No
Name. -
sArt R2 DA Sy "a ssP:. gSs . boa,
225: two miles and repeat 10 harness sou 20 nIsl:
800 20 second; 800 TO third.
1. !. Murphy's b. m. LADY Sears.
2. d. Maces b. M. Lydia Thompson.
3. Ben Daniels's b. g. Butcher 10Y.
T. j, u. Vikings C. &. George smith,
5. John Low etts {. M Grace Bertran.
9. D. z. Whites c. IN. Fanny Fern.
Z. j. J. Bowen's b. z. Dew Drop.
3. j. Odikirk's h. z. Unknown,
No "a PURSE for $500.
Free for all mile heats, three IN nvc. IN harness
=, 900 20 lrstj 81 30 10 second ESQ To third.
1. Ben Daniolss b. M American Glrl.
2. Chas, Champlin's br. G. George Palmer.
Buid DohCf b. m. Goldsmith Maid
Race each dav Will be called punctualy AZ o'clock.
the New York and Harlem Railroad will run extra
HENRY DATkR President.
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PROGRESS or THE RAILRoAD WAR
vanderbiIrs Last Move-Erie Moving West
ward An Air Line from Toledo TO
ChIcau0.

Among other arrangements which have been
regulated since the Vanderbilt fsction acquired
controlling influence in the affairs Of the Lake Shore
road is by which the Erie line was TO be allowed
to run into the Union depot at Cleveland, on condi
ton that Gould and Fisk abandoned their project OF
building a through line to Chicago. Having just
been notified Of the notification OF this agreement
by Vanderbilt, Gould and Fisk have entered Into
arrangements for the immediate commencement Of
n continuation Of the Erie and Atlantic and Great
Western lines 10 Chicago. From Cleveland the new
Erie extension will wind along the lake shore TO
San dusky and Toledo, from which latter point 1t
will strike out for Chicago by an air line, and form
q route thirty miles shorter than any other from
N ew York. Tho extortionate rates of tic Central
monopoly having raised bitter OPPOSITION TO the
Vanderbilt combination throughout the West, this
new project Of the enterprisng Erie managers meets
with general appreciation, and the leading capitalists
OF Cleveland and Chicago, and other prominent men
who are interested In sections to be benefited by
the opening Of competing line have agreed to sub.
scribe ali the capital required, providing the new
line be commenced Immediately. Westward the
iron horse OF Erie takes Its flight.
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New York. Thursday. July 1.-The receipts
OF becves to-day numbered 2,uS hoad-sS6 at ION
street and Ia, at wcchawEcn. Tao ri1rket opened
slow with some pressure on tao part OF buyers Tor
lower rrccs hut soon se'tlcd 1t the prices OF Mon
day, and closed MN at ilieaiGyc. lb. Tor poor TO
prime steers, With Of the best cattle sold Lee
Tie supply at Tooth street was mostly Of GOOD ana
prime quality white at Ncehawken less than $50 good
cattle were offered.
Good sheep and lambs in fair request. but IN
feriot and common extremely duh salCs include
~ cars of sheep at lyee1hc. b and cars of
lambs ut pSeailhc. Prime sheep are worth &c. n
and prime lambs no IKE. Receipts were 1870 head.
Hogs were nrner. aud city dressed advanced to i2@
EIc. q. Receipts were car loads, or gS4 hogs.
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N.oltltrI.

DEsOLUTIONS UNANIMOUSLY adoptei
IL at regular meeting OF the Matthew /. Brennan
Democratic Benevolent Association No. OF the sew
cnth Ward, held at their hail 50 Market St. last even
ing
l. That the thanks OF this Association are eincutly
due and hereby rendered to Mr.. Rionhv, our
worthy President, Ter his untiring zeal and energy
bringing organization 60 rs present high state
perfection. nnd owing TO which u has SO increased IN
numbers and status to win the confidence aud sup
lort not orv OF the Democratic voters OF the seventh
Ward, but ne city AZ large, ana feel especial pride
In reGlecting him our Pres, dent
2 That The th1n~ Of thi- Association $50 due 10
lis associate cheers, Mr. Myer samucls Vice Pres.
gent MI. 1hcs. &. Moran, Recording Secretary Sit
Vim. Lyons. Financial secretary Mr.. jos. l.. Smith,
Treasurer; M"ssrs. T., &. Holly wood, owen Moran,
Richard {. walsl, John Re.dy. ana Edward Walsh,
Trustees and Mr. CHARLES u. Collins Scrgeautat-
Arms. for their efficient AID and support OF tue oIsan
z. tItn
g. rhat we feel highly honored by the kind promise
OF His Fxcclercy GoyeruOt Hoffman TO be present nt
Picnic and that his letter dCCAratNry OF his inten
ton TO do so. be entered on our minutes.
That the foregoing resolutions together with said
letter, be published IN the sun, Daily News and Demo-
GRAFT
GOVERNOR HoFFMAN's LETTER.
ocean House.
Newport, July s. 1870.
My DEAR SIR: Your letter inviting me TO the picn C
OF the Matthew 4. Brennan Democratic Rene VIOLENT
Association, No l. OF the 7h Ward the 2dth instan
has been forwarded to me here. for which thank YOU
] thall b0 happy To be present II possible. Wishing
you pleasant lime, am very truly yours, -.
MICHAEL BRoPHY. ESQ.
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Steamship India, Glasgow, mdsc and pass.
Steamship W +. Clyde, Wilmington, NC. naval stores.
Steamship Isaac Boil lachmO nd, mdse. aad .aSs.
ship Marianne v, LISBON. mdse.
Snip Nautilus, Liverpool. tndae.
BARK Excelsior. liverpool coal.
BARK kuova Virginia. Trieste. mdse.
Bark kensington, New Haven. in ballast.
Bark Eliza Barse, Bermuda, produce.
hr.g a Creole, CuEaca 40. m Use, aud pass.
Brig Bride. Btlboa. railroad iron
Also, the usual river aud coastwlse vessels.
SAILrD-Steamshrs New York for Bremen Alcppo
1stteras, Norfolk.
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'He Privileges Of Lawyers, Lobby Agents,
and C0nGressmeu.

FTO0 TNF Adr1Wcf,
~ is convenient to be q lawyer, for II il were
F'''c man az mt be accused OF lobbying
~ .rg n nc II use can receive $4,000 lee
~ ding TIC Spanish Government or the Cuban
on4'A u VOL II cut in writing Legal arguments
aH iel-, AMI then hold him self perfectly ready TO
~ lunar uiy on the subject whenever IL comes up
i' ~. No doubt this can be done honestly,
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A''H Dickinson and olive Logan to Attack

ITO" ne Hr0iaclst Infcrrfe,r mth ONoe Logan IN 6ds
HdHcffcO.
l., anna Dickinson and are great friends we
~ lCh other very mu h We have received most
U N'ht oheit to 20 TO London, together or separ.
S we lhink Of going togethor, and Of lecturine
h .luruhte nights, II We were 10 go we should
nave letters to John Bright, John Stuart MIL and
A. '.' leading re,ormers ID tie country IA "repre-
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The Luxury of n Mayor Like O'Haii.

TO he Edt0r oI he Sul-
SIN: learned to-day that tho workmen in the
Park who disappeared few days aUo. have laid
down the concrete asphalc pavementtin hayor.Halls
country in Milburn. Nj, at the expense Of the
Park Commission. Perhaps the people would like
q lnnvg ihia w
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Spetml Nutlc,s.
NICOL a. Davidson.
NINOb ~ Nv NibTVNs
cSG Broadway. near Great Jones st.,
Successors 10 l.. V. HaughWout q 60.

Successors to h. v iIaaghwouI q Cj.
WITH CHINA, EABTuENwARE, GLAssNA
ciIANSDEiJtRS, BB8oNNZlEsSSS ., CLOCKS siLyEk
QUALITY at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
A.-AlNN2S SkEg! ( as P pBtANEhI&Sse.'
i, e a s, x y; g. g. r ~ Y 'S'"
SOURl-ClaSs No. Al. July :. 1910.
kESTuCkG-Ex!ras llass No, "a July lsia
KEkTUCkl lass No. as. july Z. lai0
n, IS, 10, 10, T. 8. 20, "a 10, Sc, IS, 81.
Prizes cashea ana Information ufnnhed the aDo ve
and also Royal Havana Lotteries. >. cLUfE btoker
IA uEoadvay SJ Fulton "A ard 2 Park row
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, 23s
MILES IN LENGTH, NOW NEARLY. COM
HLETkD.

PLETED.
This Company are now pushing their work for.
ward with great rapidly, AMI the entire line
sary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is graded and
under contract TO be finished this season.
The road runs through the richest AMI most thick
y settled portion of Iowa, and is built in the inter-
ests OF the great Northern system OF roads which
centre at st. Paul. The First Mortgage Bonds OF
tile Company pay 7per cent Gold Interest, frsc Of
Government tax, and are issued for the very small
am6unt OF $1,000 per mile. For the present, the
unsold portion are offered at % and accrued inter
est. The attention Of investors b invited 70 thA
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INNINGS.

ist 3D. 90. 4th. 5th. stn. eth. sth. eth.
Hsir ......i : 7 ! 3 81
Impre-Bunce. Of Charter Oak Club.
Fly catches-HIrvard, 10; Yale, g.
Fly balls misscd-IaFyard, 5; Yale, 8.
Passed bHlls-IIarvard, o; Yale u!
Time OF game-2 hours and " minutes.
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DITORCED.

BARRY.-In this city, on "wednesday June g, $50 by
lMMEN. -ln this city. on Tuesday, Nav 81, ts7O, BY
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Prize Figb, on the Palisades.

Jack Walker, alias "the Slugger," Of York
vile, and Dave MeGrath OF Mackereville, had
prize FIGHT the Palisades at A. NJ. yesterday, for
800 a side After twenty rounds, McGrath was de-
ciared the victor. The fight lasted hour and 10
minutes
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DIS Buchu grn uts universal nour-
MARRIED.

SMITH DROORs-On "Wednesday, July g. at tn,
Residence the brides father. 50 Bidrc st by tht
Rev. Mr.. Paddock, Of 81. Peters Chu ch. Arden A
Smith " Constance A. Brooks, both OF Brooklyn.
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John r. Henry, College place, New York pro
pietor OF the largest Med cal Depot IN the world where
may he found az all times every wcestablished rene
dial preparation that ministers to the health and hAppt
OF mortal mlni-Idr.
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lnso treaty, and Ratcoct who was 10 have made sone
& OQO BY the " feels bnd. In the meant time.
Knox the hattet OF 2l2 Broadway, rursucs the even
tenor OF his way regardless Of the treaties and iobs"
He ~ turning ont more Summer hats than any hall.
hlters, and natter ones. Jns drop IN at 2iI
and become the pOsscssor OF one OF knoxs hats-ddc
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mtoinrfs.
SARATOGA "a" sPRINa WATER.

The Saratoga "a" Spring Water is probably the most
effective mineral water found on either continent. It
has ten cent greater mineral properties than tue
celebrated Congress Spring four times that OF Baden
Baden Of Austria twice that Of viehy IN Frshos;
nearly three times greater than the renowned settler
In Germany.
There arc many waters sold for the real safs,oea
"a" Spring Water nom similarity Of name and appear
ance. Each bottle has the words blownln.
SARATOGA "A" STRING WATER
and should always be designated by the lctter"A."
from ne Rec. r. H. Chopin.
NEW YORK. Nav g. 1868.
Dear sir;-"I have heretofore used only the vlchy'
mineral water, but have received your saratogaA
spring water and think very highly of IT,"
The Hon. Horace Greeley Editor Of tie NJ T. Tribune
Sdgs:
1have great confidence in the mineral waters OF
toGn, can recommend tho water Of tho Saratoga
Spring" with much pleasure.
From Coz. HOFFMAN.
MAYORS OFFICE.
NEW YoRK, May 3. RGd.
MIR. JonS +. HENRY, Prcst Saratoga A Spring Co.
Dear Sir IL have received and used the box Sara
toga A Spring Water" which you were kind enough to
send Inc. lind 1t excellent.
Very respectfully.
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN.
IRON ne pTccTyctdsp.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April Is, 1896.
JonS F. HENRY Esq, Presidents
DEAR SIR; am much Obliged for the case Of
"Sarntoee Spring Water. and reply TO my opin-
ion of 1t with pleasure II stronger and effect.
I've than the Congress Water. ain greatly obliged to
you for il.
In haste, but respectfully yours
SCHUYLER CoLFAX
THE TRADE LITERALLY DEALT WITH.
The Saratoga A Spring Water" Ia securely packed
in case. of four dozen pns and of two dozen quarts
1t rctas for the same as Congress Water but in quau.
title. costs less to the trade All orders must be ad-
dressed to
JOHN r. HENRY. College place,
formerly OFF, Park row. New York.
nR. U. II. kELLOGG's
UNEQUALLED WORM TEA.
TIE ABOVE VALUABLE MEDICINE has been used
by the inventor In hs practice with unparalleled sue
cess. for thirty yearf, and never, in single In
stance land q contradiction Ia chaenged), failed to
produce the desired effect In many instances when
pretended efficacy had failed to render any relief th,
medicine has been administered. to the immediate
lief OF the sufferer.
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The Result OF saving Canada from the Fem

Ottawa, Canada, July THE Government
has information that American vessels have been
stopped in tbe Straits OF Canso, as stated recently
by Gen. Butler in the United States Congress.
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MiRIyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC--Tufs DAY.
sun riscs...s IS sun ectR 90 Moon set.... o.
mon wArEr-rius DAY.
Sandy Hook W Gov. lsand. 81, Hell Gatc... Is
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Ihe trustees OF the seamen't Bank for Savings have
ordered that Interest for the past six months be paid
deDosIors on sums Of $500 ami under at the rate OF
per cent per annuu, and on sums exceeding 500 At
The Ot eve yer ceut. yer AAnun, payable on aud
after the 18th iust,
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TuAT COMMITTEE AGAIN.

hovtd NE letter 10 my PARTNER dill not call; /
,hu A'o'cr interview, after the time for That commit
tt 10 meet ia West and Galway then asked them
t oney-fot ny $50 and Mr.. we,t said u wa.
" IN TIC p rover 60 ray out any money askod
tt'h ~ committee would meet again, and he sad IN
NV Ntys ald he expressed great reRre! At the ms-
va 'f nat mad been sent In he said he was very
~ I.L ".n 4 2 get the committee TO report on
n az h. wpud rather pay II out Of his own p cket
t't iofta lie 'ad he hadn'tl with him. but ask ed
nv my 10 Y San ! cont recollect that he Eyed any
sU nv, = lad he PAID 4 might not have troubled
NV, ala not agree 10 settle that matter for rs he
eIH ut ieytra times that $50 wouldn't cover the ex'
h 'g,f lad .e. at long beoIe this he Tod ne he
Aaut MISTAKE in the person, but not before be
s s Ll zoe oney then claimed my money back |
~ '.'f tGd csted TO my partner expressing regret
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lNe elimination was here adjourned until 2
n, tx TINS inornoon. Alter the adjournment, Mr.
"Ihg Vie n. cplug counsel, interviewed Judge
h IN me ~ icct OF batting out the prisoners, but
~ bl.l NJ Wiring promised that he would get
e an 4 Bruoky men who had pro perty In New
a. r. lhd bpastel that he could get II for million
sPiais bit he must lave been DR. Gaming when he
G lh'' since the refusal Of Mr.. Russell 10 continue
s"'' 'N' 'hc slntlmont Of the honest part OF the
w., NIbi, loo plainly to be mistaken. Mr.. Russell
mn ~ OF tie officers of the Court that he WAS not
m'Mn Ltd by Col Bennett OF Brooklyn, but Of
pna bd 70 all honesty, believing the prisoners to
W. 10 'iahe men. and withdrew IL In the same
gym because he now believed the reverse.
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Court Calendars this Day.
SrrEIr corLr, cfANits..NoL ?, 81 q, c. e. 70, =, Ts'
", lUi iO5, ut. CAL i55.
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The Annual Match between the Harvard
aud Yale Clubs.

Tie annual match between these two clubs came
cff IN this city on Monday, aud resulted IN favor Of
Harvard by the following score
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SPECIAL g0iitts.

spisial goiists.
BIG PICNICs.
There mot big Picnic that leave, New YORK with
least half Of the gay and festive taking with
them ..ft. --... 90 .r.. ....
GANTz's SICILY LEMON SUGAR.
1T Is so NICE.
One can makes 10 tumbcrs Of prime Lemonade. .
II your grocer don't keep IL, TO the Office ana
get some.
1876 and 1888 Cedar 1t. ''
GANTZ's SICILY LEMON SUGAR.
ABRACADABRAii
r THE uNIyERsIT = MEpIGINEEs s.,,., ,,,,
scs 81 p 81 tHf Mosrus
success unparalleled In the history Of me dieinc.
Send for illustrated descriptive catalogue. free.
Professor J. W. SCOTT and ASSOCIATES,
Sand University Place. New York CITY.
,sURE HOTEL, FlRK ISLAND, OPEN
A NJ and $40 =. Nj New steamer MINEiEk MAR
o Srp GOODS.
EEApYMADE SUITS
AND
COSTUMES.
THE NEW STYLES
FOR This MONTH
NOW READY. 500. Do
SUITS FOR THE STREET.
SUITS FOR TRAVELLING.
SUITS FOR SEASIDE WEAR
SUITS FOR THE COUNTRY,
SUITS FOR PICNICs, ..t I.I..
WHITE SUITS.
BUFF SUITS.
PINK SUITS,
GREEN SUITS.
BLUE SUITS.
FANCY SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
AT g. 6, AND SO EACH AND ONWARD.
w.K. PEYToN.
22 AND an RowERY, NEAR HOUSTON ST.
IlATHING DRESSES
AND
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
LARGE VARIETY At low PRICES. At
UNION ADAMS cos,
ca BROADWAY.
UOYs, AND YOUTHS boots and shoes at CAN.
1ous. FURNISHING.
FURNITURE rrpprye CARPETS
DANIEL OF A 4, /. ~, .;i 20 81 srn Av,
PAYMENTS THREN WEEKLY oR MONTHLY.
(ARPETr, furniture. -Tousekeepcrs supplied
~ and payment received by the week month
IDEALLY CUNNINGHAM ssi "a av. near 18th ST.
EURNITURE.-Housek epcrs can get a good prco
Il Tor old furniture, carpets, &C. Address FARMER
box ISL, sun ONCE.
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PERSONAL Auit,s.

VNFOR NATION of the whereabouts NJ George
artGins, who arrived IN this city on tne lst OF June
last per steamer China. from Liverpool viii ne than.
fully received by his brother. at VI Washington street.
brooklyn.
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The Hon. Horace greeley, Editor OF tie NJ !, Tribune
SdVs.
1have great confidence In the mineral waters OF Sara
torn, and can recommend tho water OF tho Saratoga
Spring" with much pleasure.
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APRIL I, 1870.


'g lI,yo te sitting the King n after for the past
WG 90. CGymftaDces over which have no CO ltrol
I'NtAi rr it ~ indng the real person, II being some
Nhal l.titUt Tut hopc 10 accomplish 1t n lea dave
u .A'NIr ~ with The detIcuye he dil not TIL 4
Iilt Or him TO 20 10 No. "a Walker street neither
l ms uIion safy for HIN % DO So, As II may, o.
you =, euo.I gcr his life, hut he Is willing TO con
l's. y. Nh King at any Iioper place where II VIII
y ,A" =. A. od0lo. Hbr King woull anne some
Coy al lA' lice, WI have the detective there.
Re IL GALWAY.
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Soustn notnes.
-
EREENPOINT y. d. y. A.-Washington Camp,
NJ No, " sons OF America meet this friday evening
~ oclock, shnl p lot eeci ION, lntauon, and npor
tant business, At Odd Fellows Hail, on FRANKLIN 81
Grccupoint, l.. !, MEMBER O other Camps invited.
God, free schools, and the Union forever
FNHE New York y. j, Bakers Benevolent Society
u VIII hold their quarterly meeting SATURDAY. even.
ing July O. AZ ~ o'clock at their rooms, a. BoweIy
All members are requested to attend,
WILLIAM WARD, President.
EDwD. BoUREE. Rec. Sec.
nRANGEMRN. take notice.-orange aud purple
~ striped FASH TiObons received from Eng ami n d
sold at reasonable prices also, tFmmlngs so sh av
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from ne Rec. B. H. Chopia.
NEW YORK, Nav g. 1868.
Dear sir;"I have heretofore used only the vlchy'
mineral water, but have received your saratogaA
spring Water and think very highly OF It,"
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~@~~~>0
DHELAN d. COLIENDER,
Manufacturers OF
STANDARD
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
WAHEROOMS AND OFFICE,
I$ BROADWAY NEW YORK.
, 1870-09-02
GERMAN PATRIOTISM.
7hr T,tir ut Far>vrIl Ilali--Fnvornt,Ir lsrs.ll.
Of the t:Nibitlon--Ths lscccInt..

TIE (;c,nant1 Fair IL row In tho fnlt tide 81
s,:rctsk Tie nightly rush Of visitors Is ex&E.or-
'nary: Ike nnn.y II 1owt'sg in fie7ay, and TIT
t!,ltr exposed f,r sale are rapidly disappearing.
>i'l the display hf Eot"ls lcayes plenty Of scope
{. Atif.tlt}oI,. anu last evening 1t Wis geurrav
ttLCe,:ei tbat The fa4r Prosecuted Is well nt4,lkeA
~ tasteful III appearance l> Ntl tho opening night.
The receipts up 10 yesterday morning were cs.i-
ated At something over ST. ,It Suireiy aa later
vi has been evncetl In thu SUCCESS OF thu flig hat
The managers have decided to change their o1gl
, IL tnttnsson Of closing 1t OF FrsslAy, aaI wtI
Keep 1t nieb onc tsy l"nEer. From pseacut ihli-
r:,titts. ont would suppose that it nigh: bc eu.-
''ss:nils run fo: z mon'h 70 come. There Is not
nightly thrung the galleries a!s,i the dt,os.
Es, y department was t,oIne thrivin. business
1st nichL The voting for The singers nag ven,
tic ltst* sDne OF ttlr Hemters casting hnu.
5'al Sties at time. 1t Is undecided yer NJ to
'Eo Is the faStF1c l"'ct- The sos,ns stool. ae,ut
t.1'ock: :,. AZ fo!l'ws: Rn'z, nv; Dutsch. sic;
The Past otIles is naurtsn!ng. This being a
tstcrarE department, It y Open 10 criticism. We
faxc s1nr faui1 IN ttnt! herr, al shall PIT 1t
~ the share 81 SUGGESTION, u which 1hr Lady
~ !; ons. n" pttsi;:es over u, y Welcome .
srnlTnences thus: " Dear sir, I prav you take .
:est t,y MY side, aud In s0clabc chat, it." After
rayiEr 81 cents one would expect something 4
l1ft!r warner than thai '*Pnnlfne. ,hs IL no,
s:r Aoui kn,w t:,at such tender rt1ussens conl-
L.encc quite otherwise They should skc EElle,l
sHlncatat Is follows Fa. q cents, " niy .lrar; :;
fer 3 g r,ts. my owu;" for u ccnts 'dlsitts;"
| aa.l 20 on.
Ann,nt the tables witch sertn+.. TO he .sainy a
GSrts business lat evening nity se motel she one
si.! Others. whostlnt!ustrs II, prnns"t,ns the
s'css oi the :a,rts h.sbl5 conmensaet.
rSce!!en; chance for good Iuycstmen: Is
Fes},nt1f Life Insurance CoInpany. Of NnE York