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HUCKLEY's sERENADERs.
MUSIC.

NJ. Verger, a French baritone, has been en-
gagged 20 accompany Nilsson to the United States.
The Evening Mail, which is generally well
informed upon musical matters, reports that signor
Brignoi and Miss Isabella McCuloch were married a
few days ago at Portland, MjIe.
Wagncr's "Wallyrie" was produced recently
Mt Munich enid storm Of applause, Misses and eXecra
lions the majority OF The audience bcng apparently in
the composers favor. H. is the first Rrt Oh trOgy
which he Is constructing on tine AtOetungcn.
The Central Park Garden Concerts are even
more than usually attractive during this hot weather
for the music Is good and it be heard with degree
NJ cor, FOR. which IS now entirely incompatible with in
door entertainments. There is 10 peTcepuble dlnnutl0n
III the attendance.
Ambrose Thomas recently visited London to
supernend the production of his "Mignon for the first
tine I'm that city. Nilsson, Faurc, Madame Nolpni,
Madame Trcbc Bettni signOr Bettni, and signor Gas
Scr were i'm tie east. Nilsson Farc, and some
OF the other artists concerned the performance was
brilliantly successful but the audience were not inter-
ested in the music aud long before the curtain TEL
,rrat many went away. The AtenGHH says: - The
very DonderOus the Instrumentation ONerOads
fine voices there are soulstrrng themes to touch the
heart The PRAYER Of MignOn may have been dictated by
Zcrlina's hymn in Fra DiayOlo before she rtII,s 10
rest And this is one popularity about the music OF NJ
Tbomas-that he has ndiyiduaty-there Is no spon-
taneuv in his meodOus magery-lt is forced ana DVk.,
and does dwell the ear tcrdl OutHrtah Oh te
three voices Nilsson, Bett and faure constitutes ING
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

THE OCEAN Yacht RACE.

THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
The reception of the following dispatch, dated
Quarantine last evening, caused considerable commo-
ton in yachting circles:
vessel was passed last CMonday) night between 10
and H. wind blowing good breeze from the west, 200
miles east of Sandy Hook showing two red red rockets
and supposed 10 be the Cambria by the steamer Vile lie
Paris, which arrived this afternoon"
Many persons who had money invested the success
OF the Dauntcss and had heard Of this dispatch were
inclined to hedge and TO place few dollars on the ri-
umph Of the Cambria. AT the Fthaye. Hotel however,
last night there several bets from $500 To $1,000 III
the proportion OF 100 to co on the Dauntee.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.
The following general order has been issued
for the government of yachts Ot the Atlantic CLUB IN Its
cruise this season; Al. ,o-o
The feet will rendezvous Whone Wednesday August at
o'clock and after the arrival Of the steamboat from New YORK. wi"
sail for Glen Cove.
THURSDAY August signal from the flagship the feet will get
under way and proceed to New London
Friday 5The will signal sail for Greenpor and remain
mugated the arrival Greeupot Divine service vii be ld on
sunday II O'Clock board the Tda Wave, OF the chAPans
Nopday, Aug a-6u signal get under way for stOningon
Tuesday Aug. 9-Sail for Newport and remain the 10th
THURSDAY lLAts signal from the flagship the fleet viii sail Tor
Friiay Aug 12-Sail from Bedford for Holmes Hole.
Aug l3Ibe het will from Holmes Hole 70 Edgar
sunday August 1.-THE Club and their re.
1ue,te The camp meeting which Is held about nile rom Tue
sncboraee, and ca be east ~ reached By land .
Monsy Auust The feet will leave Holmes Hole for Eew.Bed'
Tuesday August 6S for htoningon or as Ae O0h'
moiore determine. - , ., mi, =,
Wednesday August S FOO Glen Cove "here the fIeeI WI" Oe
case Of asby programme the Commodore
will such additional orders occasion may e! order OF
JoHy B. MoRGAS Recording Secretary
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mandel ~ me two horses. 7 showed him the decree
which the Commander OF Camaqucz had Thought proper
To issue. undor date Of February, 1862 This paper
gave To sister and children tthe widow and orphans
ct Domingo Mudcz all the property OF the deceased in
GLIDING the horses The officer told me that his order
cmptod ones property and, moreover, he respected
order except that Of his chief ThercurOn " became
necessary to deliver him up the two horses, which was
acrOrdi Ky done An of which &, communicated To You
for The Vurp Of being rcmitcd 90 the consideration Of
the House, aud To demand Tor the widow and orphans
justice.
Country and liberty! Farm Of sito, Portrcro, Now,
1853. DIEGO MUNpEZ
IA MARTHA, Nor. DC, 1853.
citizen SALVADOR CIsNrrOs: Sly dear ricut-liitc TO
The rr Che H,.sd of NowN ork, 90 the end that the
good news ia contains may circulate IN CanIquc1 Very
Respectfully. At., j. L. hIMONI
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GRIMES AND CAsUALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Nearly q dozen eases of sunstroke occurred IN
O. an Monday mostly fatal There also tSo cass oi hdfo
hois one Of mich was a-tbe other victim tl awe
The Cincinnati Cathedral was entered by burg
on N,nl.y night The had gathered together gnhn q"
and silver plate but compelled to abandon The punc IN orie
10 escape the police
The stock of Little, Brown n Co. of Boston
- 49,. Ismsgri by Ore last night insured Tor l2DO A NJ
, Co or Iers insured for oO AMI shA~ L'ermore
iof st5OO. The building rAs also insure" ,
John Gallagher and his wife were found dead
SWanson-st Philadelphia There Nere no
- ~ yepee on the bodies and supposed that tbe} died from
and death hs;snei b. the heat oil the
weather
The WOODEN mill Of John Dearie, near fair,
rount Phiaielpha DESTROYED BY IRE les'efa ensns
% 90 IN, originated the eker room Two hunlrr persons
% tbroSn npoymsnt There was NI' Oh 'Ne
I'll Two or three dwellings adjoining were damaged
A destructive fire occurred in South Berwick,
nstpg In Nh, Central Building occupied by stores and ons
M mn vas DESTROYED sboo PartJ Insured lle Names
a. ,dioining bongs and DESTROY ose o.nc and ny
psy. Charles Rarner John Hooper knii o. WIT soah rue
a.. M,ory harrington Ban Cha b. Whitehead and hi DnoN
The nptai loss is SgOG 90; insurance, -l',s"
Al West Lebanon, VT, yesterday Condnctors
u.nv Shauci and George W Barnes aud Engineer And u
nt we're arragu. msnanshr in the second degree IN ih 4e
on N. Northern RArosi Shsuck and Grant being q" f ~
,.in the accident Aragned ogste
w. yty and waived examination TLey were held 10 LOO 70 P
% Supreme Judicial Court The case Of DNAes was eH
ptrp up and the Cour adjourned until Monday morning
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THE BIG HORN EXPEDITION.

CHEYENNE, Wy, July 2G.--lnformation has
been received from South Pass that the soldiers VII,
were sent by the Government after the Big Horn o1pe-
dtion, overlook them hut were unable 10 bring them
nh.k TIC soldiers returned fD South iass Inc BlB
nom party proceeded - the Big Horn country,
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN A CAVALRY DE-
IACHMENr AND A BODY OF INDIANS.
GALyEsON, Texas, July GA special dispatch
from The Hdeo CfeXas) iAeUs says: Capt. Balientne.
from Font Richardson, reports, the 18th inst Major
Mcclellan. with 90 momb,rs Of the 9Th Cavalry while
scouting, mot band Of Indians, numbering 30 who gave
battle, for .rg the cavalry back eight miles, killing two
aud Voundng eleven, among whom was Surgeon Hatch.
They also Killed. nrc and wounded u horses. The hghs
lasted live hours. Fifteen Indians were seen TO fall Tho
ca.ary compelled 10 call for assistance from tho
fort 20 ret back O. their poet.
The ILdiaus armed with spencer rifles, six shoot
or and commanded hy nm able chief They are believed
to be on general mar1uding expedition. They all
warriors. Major Mcclellan says they the best APP
pOed body Of warriors DO II Is believed they
are Comanchcs and Kiowas from the Reservation.
Adsuatch from Austin dated tine 18th, says Reports
from tie frontier detail series OF 0uiragos IN The
country occupied rs the Indians Horses are carried on
by drOVtS and scores ~ families are aOdnd0nng th"r
homes and in many instances reduced % dc-btuuon
The Indians are breaking mp everything IN the vicinity
u "a sab
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WASHINGTON.
BRIGHAM YoUNG's INCOME TAXA MONUMENT
TO GEN. SCOTT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNB1
WASHINGTON Tuesday, July %, 1870


WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July &c. 1870.
The act Of July H. 1870 provides that in assessing tho
Income tax Of 1862 any religious or social community,
holding an their property and the income thereof jointly
each five members shall be hold 70 constitute family,
and that deduction Of $1,000 shall he allowed for and on
account " each family Assessor Taggart Of Salt Lake
City, Utah has been instructed To review his assessment
against Brigham Yong as Trustee Of "The Church Of
Jesus Christ Of LatterDay Saints" and II, upon an
assessment made according to the act above named, no
tax IS due 20 prepare claim for abatement ON the TAX
previously assessed.
The Secretary of War has been authorized 10 contract
with Henry X Brown Of Newburg y. Y, for tie cree
ton OF bronze equestrian statue OF Cen. winfield
Scott to be made Of cannon captured in Mexico The
cost Of the statue will not exceed $4,000, ana Is To DO
placed in FIanklin-square I'm this city.
Senator Sumner who has been detained here since the
adjournment Of Congress, will leave tomorrow Tor Bos-
ton, where he will remain a few days. He goes thence
to st. Adams. the guest of Longiellow'
Vice Admiral Porter leaves here early next week for
Newport.
Secretary Boutwell, has sent Geo. b. McCaree Chief OF
the Treasury Printing Bureau to NewYork to look after
the American Bank NOto Company and tho Govern
mens interests regard to the loss by the recent IRE
in that city.
Representative Platte Of the Norfolk, Va, District was
nj the Navy Department to-day urging the increase OF
work at the Norfolk NavyYard. His request has been
acceded TO- and number OF additional workmen will DO
placed at work there without delay
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49,, a. mad been expected, to the South KCnsinstOn

-, a. MAD been expected, TO the South Kcnsins'on
GALLERY. ~,,., -, ,.,,,,.,t
rrices far more extraordinary. Common chh" ''i"
ll..o,s sl5 for more gducas than they were worth
,.s,,c-s up sometimes even pence. modern Dresden
,cllr f5iui q WI la.cr "a; lsi guiueas ANY L'h"'h
,,r ,,,aiI lt, GLAD .o -,l amy number exactly SINNER
y. I'D . ...ilca each. u other words tiS brought -
- ,..t,. IT,. .,ru,r.a. Dresden figures SOFA
..,,, '.t...s g...... gong. IN no ne poet b,it'r
.,.,rc tl.uI I tire g''ne1s in the shops
Ct. ...rt.... I rrI r.u rU Iuly 90 galnca'. \
-. ....Ig,,t ,.l,l' cu-c..c tc'chcd nine guineas
r,,.i... ..ycl rI.n.ls, and so on. Toe climax
th. .lr, & .heN we'll known raven, ," GIlp''
- d., ,be catalogue as "Mr. DIcNcns's favorte
l Oh. Grin ~ 'BlrYahy Bud-c'" As an
-, ,.....r sre.iirru this hrl would be dear
a. 1rli,,s As q means Of advertising a
.r,..,,sc company he wa' thought by its manager
-, ,., .-,urt,. Mr.. Autrcw Halliday, London
,,.,,...rt WAS tie rival bidder, hut nobody
-. a., Know what MI. Halliday would have done with
@ treasure II he hid bought IT, Last of al were sold
called the ri kick lad os series OF six silver
,,,o,s engraved with characters from the rickwick
,p, TIey are sold At prices indicating that old silver
il worth about 10 guincas the ounce.
nam testimony wore needed to the extraordinary in
crest fr in Dickens by considerable portion OF the
tisb public pusscs sing considerable money this sale
might be thought 10 supply IT, Luckily none is needed
and il Will not be necessary TO ask how much OF the
money spent on Saturday represents genuine affection
for great novelist and how much Of 1t must he put
down to the vulgar desire of being able to display an OBJ
scot with which his name Is associated. G.w.s.
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THE TURF.

LONDON, July 26.-TO-day was the first OF
the GoodwOod The Craven stakes for 10 soyer-
eigns with 100 added for three years old and upward,
was won by Sir j. Haweys br h. ROsicrucian. years,
by Beadman OF Madame EngleGtse; beating sir {.
Legard', b. h. Vcspasan aged by Newmlnster, out OF
Vester, second; Mr.. Joseph DiwsOns en- &. Garner,
wears, by Thormauly, ont OF Eastern Princess
The Stewards Cup value 800 suyereienS nandcapl, by
subscription OF 10 sOyereigns each, with 100 added from
the Race Fund.- three years old ana upward was won
by Count Bathayanys b. b. TyhOes years, by stock
we'll out of Typee, beating Mr. j. {. stewards D. c.
Tabernacle, years by Newminster, dam MIS- Mood ny
T. Melbourne out of First Flights dam, second; Mr. w
Vaughans b. h. Paudt years by IhOrnanDy, out
of Plausible, third; Mr. j. j. Elss Gu c. CyInDal,
years by Kettledrum out ofNelle HILL fourth twenty
eight ran.
LONG BRANCH RACES
The Long Branch races commence on Satur-
day About 100 horses are now az the course getting
ready for the meeting. The will last five days.
Purses amounting s3l 900 will lbs run for Gen van
Yet John Hoey, Lester Wallaok, ana t. COT are the
ste wards
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Navy Depart
partIgent has received the following advices:
Rear Admiral Radford arrived at Flushing Holland in
his hag,hip Franklin, the eth OF July last from
fine Downs Commander :. Il. Carter, commanding the
Practice Squadron reports his arrival Ut plymouth on
tr 10Th OF july 2t days from the Capcs OF virginia All
well except Mdshipman Francis Il. weave, VINO was
condemned by medical survey and ordered home 80
Rear Admiral Rowan, in u letter from 1iohS Kong
Tnnr H. saws his flagship, the Delaware anchored thefc
an the Gth of that month Commander English mas or
der 10 prepare the ship for home and 10 leave bend
stores Of am kinds The Asucot the English ronclad
frigate Ocean and Vce-Admiral keHetOs hagshlp are
alsn there together with two twin screw gunDoats ana
smaller ones Of the "Bantery" class There We're Two
Chinese gunboats in port The Admiral hoped To be IN
SMEAR ne by the attn OF July. The health Of ne Asato
s1uadron was excellent. Admiral Rowan, t 1OhOh1la
Ua Ok i'm letter the Secretary or the navy, says no
Ir"uld leave Japan en- route for home, the next day
1be country Is az peace, and the new Government aP
years 10 work we'll and IL rapidly introducing inc IN
IorfaiIt improvements OF Western clNlhIatOh' my
coast surrounding the treaty ports Is llghteu Win
epd third class lenses, visible from twelve 10 twenty
miles A dry dock, with exensiue machinery ior on,
strucion and repairs will he ready for service III OCt
her I'm inc harbor OF Yokohama line OF telegraph -
in oneration between the public offices In 1eddO anl le
Custom House Yokohama, which l. open 10
fnr small charge. The Admiral says: shaIl IstNe
the Idaho ana the MonOcacy here vi Ioieg,, ship,
there H. The French frigate Venus, Rear. AdmI Mdu'
and the sapeig and the English corNttto Darn '''
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

BURNING OF SUGAR REFINERY IN PHIL
ADELPHIA - NINE FIREMES KILLED Loss,
100000.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-The Pennsylvania
Refinery. OF Newhal Bore & Co.. destroyed by nro
this evening and the loss Is estimated at $4,000 The
refinery was seven stories high, hiei with valuable
machinery and large stock u refined sugars During
the fire the rear wall fell on the adjoining building
crbin r. and carving down nine hrcmcn. an " whoa
are believed To be- Killed. All the surrounding buildings
are much damaged The ROOF Of the leather store 81 y
was burned of Tie large factory of Mrsss. Mi-Acy,
Merrill q shackard, and the glass nous" OF M'.-r'
WuItai d CO. adjoining the sugar mouse, were on hfe'
but were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

The Committee on Free Scholarships of the
Rroollvn Board of Education yesterday appoints
George H. Moore No. $50 Pacficst 10 tAe West POM
cadeship placed al the disposal 81 the Board hJ mo
Hon Holm G.. schumacher, member Of Congress IRON mo
second District The appOintce ~ graduate OF luDlo
school No IS The selection for the cdiCJsAp Oh Iio
Naval Academy Will be made to-day,
II seems that the misfortune which beielI
the works OF the Meriden Britannia Company wei OF
t0,o ago was somewhat exaggerated; only two noors.
tbe uppr one aud the one beneath having been entirely
burned out The damage will be repaired lmm'iIasy.
and the Company expects be able To resume Work IN
II i'm a very short time. The Mcrfen works are among
tbe largest OF their kind in the world, ana i cause OF
that the efforts made 90 save the hmeus"
buings were so successful The loss ~ the Company
is heavy but il fully covered by the insurance. inc
was damaged, and viii experience 10 difficulty ln hiihB
its orders.
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

Appcations continue 60 he made from The south ana
West for authority TO establish National Banks, under
the recent Act OF Congress giving additional Ici ues 10
those sections. The larger number Of applications came
from the West Probably 900 or 800 new banks Will pc
fore lone en- into oppratiOn. The Controller of the
Currency viii not draw upon the last for the t"chiy
millions until the amount Of hitynyc millions PROVIDED
by the for the South and West sha nave pceh taken
by them 50 IT.
Senior de Pulcar an attach6 oi the Spanish Leration
while riding this afternoon In company WIN several
ladies and gentlemen Of the Diplomatic CORPS, was
thrown from his horse and seriously cut IN the head ana
face. lie was at conveyed 10 his home ana tLe
services Of Dr. Norris Of the United states army cId
into requisitiou. long deep cu', extending ron ue
right temple down the face To the Jugua Ne the sur
gcOu pronounced e. bC thc most serious OF No "odhuo
Hopes are entertained that fatal result VIII not ensuo
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISTRIBUTES.
.... Herr Crate, the eminent German ocullst,
is dead.
Henri Rochefort was arrested at Blos,
yesterday, and is in charge Of the gems daImes.
The Church of st. Xavier, in Southwark,
Eng was struck By lightning Oh Monday, and slightly
damaged.
Heavy rains on Monday night greatly
benefited the crops the weather having previously been
warm and dry.
The Macintosh Oil Works, at Lcith, Scot
land were destroyed 10y fire Monday night. Three
men killed and badly injured by an explosion
during the fire
49, The British troop-ship lamar, from Hall
fax, has arrived at Portsmouth
IAN eloquent eulOgy on the late NJ. Pre-
vostParado appeared in the Paris Steele yesterday,
signed by Taxie Delord
The danger of a Carlist rising is not yet
over in spain and the Government rebuilding Its pre-
cautions.
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TFLFGRAPHTC NOTES.

The Texas senate has passed the Southern
Pacific Railroad bill the GJ.tTnOcs Tr,
-. The ship Sardis has arrived at san Francisco
from Hong Koig, g.tl - Chinese uli grlas-
49, The treasure shipments overland from san
Francisco 20 New-lorx last week dmlllt.d 10 f-jIo1o
The Sutro Tunnel has now been bored
distance Of Tie porpyy found the tuElo. requires blast
ing and the wateris Increasing
Both Houses of the Georgia LEGISLATURE al
Jour ed Yesterday until today OF respect The u,os. % Repre-
sentative L abornt. BLO vas ki.lei on Monday.
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6petial Notices.

Gran, Club.-THB TwENTY-PIRsT ASSEMBLY Disrkici
'Sr cIB Republican Headquarers corner 90. e.,
Thirt THIS (Wciuesisyl h'hNiNo
ock on business importance Punetual sitentanes
BKsJ.afs PAGE, Secretary ChAslo, rn,"o-
A Specially. Light Leeo.otives ......,
adapted steep grades sAe and bsAs h 70. s.s
ase Aso for eoa mnsa laHbs dishsA asAfnss s
ssd mills For photographs and fall isfOr.asos ssss Pea,
-Po.tOace Notiee-ree nails fos Europe dRnas ns s.s
ending saiuraT July 20 1870 will close At this once on ~
WEDNESDAY aud az u oelocl aSs A. ~ w M & ~ -
u l0k T. ~ 'S~'
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CHESS.

The trial of skill between New-fork and
Brooklyn experts, at the Cafe International was COM
enced last evening and at the close OF the nights play
NH site bad scored three games The successful
testans on the New-Yurk side Capt Mckenzie, DR.
BARNETT and Major Wernch Those on the Brooklyn Side
we're MIR Giberg, MI MORGAN, AMI Mr.. Marache. The
shortest game was between DIR. Barnett and Mr. Bren
yinger the opening being the Evans Gamblt,' the
Doetor posng or the crack player OF the Brooklyn
club in about on saturday play Will be re-
lat ha Rrot yn ul,-roD
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FIRE IN WESTINGHOUSE.

About D. H. yesterday, a fire broke out in the
essential oil mandatory OF Talmage Co.. on the third
floor OF the building No. It, Westinghouse. aud from
thence spread through the remainder OF the Duialns
The first floor occupied by F. Gaylord as liquor LOTT
was slightly damaged by water; insured Anotnel "a pa
M the frst floor The sanple-room Of MeBurney,
damaged by water insured The second Meier oils
siocL amaged 81 900 insured for S5,O0 Inc 'n ~
floor by Taimage q co. loss stock tl0o% IN ola
$4,000 Tue fourth aoor. by Corey wv ~'~-r W
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A GIRL BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER FATHER
Cotbarine Dunn, aged IA years died yester-

day in Brooklyn, from the effects OF injuries alleged
have been inflicted by her father. James DUNN man Vi
en- wears She resided No. 23 Pearl st. and as alleged
,itV state OF drunkenness and taking oHehse AT soo
,.,nsrks made by his daughter, seized large WIN,
[ h,d loaded handle and with IL beat her over The
ri M brutal manner. Sho foil upon TIE hoVI III ALL
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH

Secretary Bcllnap and Gen. DYER. Chief Of
Oriusce have .et Washington iOF Springfield and "a As-''
a sle'tOn togL
DR. r. J. Calling, the inventor If the Calling
gun and B H. Zerle Of Colts Arrory 50 Hartford r 't w af'>
ia for the Of exhibiting tr r,Fofl- f | ne
crowned heis Europe. They VIII irt v,t tt 'n t'sey
which now neso number Of the iN ~ A4s
Italy, Prussia, aud possibly France
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lich befell

The Prettiest Woman In Newly orb. Mss X vel
Tor isug anl beau
tfg complexion ssow rough skinned g e,gr't er
HASASs MAGSOtIA BAts and
now as pretty Size IS charming m manners ls aFfs
oyercous freekes tan ssOgBe moth patches rugmr etc sud
makes one look tn they MhDNouA hN of
transparent compiler and LY0Ss KArHAIRpS o. mako e ut pua-
n laYurant and delicate have rraI The hAi.I' pre-
vent. hair gray eradicate dats1 ll uc best aaf
cheapest dressing in the World
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and rnmaincd I'm Unconscious condition until yestcr
day af rnoOD, at O'clock when she died. The only wit
ness OF Ae affair WAS the chids stepmOher, who gave
Ormathn OF the occurrence 10 Capt Smith, Of the FIRST
Precinct who Immediately arrested the man, and no Is
in jail Coroner Jones will investigate the matter to-
day.
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Congress and Empire Spring Co.., DEPOT ~ Cohs'e'
Fmoire ami o'Lef Mineral Spring Natrt y inlHh'ff NAAh
BE6ApwAY Free deyeres daily city and Bso Aa.4f-l H-.e o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

J:uanaco-What does il mean - r.F te rTi-tt 'pe
Of er this ty the meaning Of Tie "oi p-s '" ~
NOS learned.
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DIED

Wedding and Visiting Cards Initial sttmplng NoN ~"
w.. sous IO4 FULrossr orr ON Dcrcs ChvfSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

Tho coal miners resumed work at Mosque
pm yesterday snd will WORK At summit uil Today
noul ~ IsIiSb Coz. anl Eaylxauob CeppapIs ternA
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THE INDI1NS.

and backing Loss on stock 1900 insured Damage 70
building, S2O5g, insured.