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New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
DIED.

ogcKuoqrLo Ds''aiyn ij ,n. % a' ts s., D. 's
Thursday Isth nst 49, oeioa. a. tbe G.a-
% 5sn s aye r saa IN & @ ,a,j 70 ,I.rsl
faners without furtier notes.
CUMMYGs-rune J william c. Cunning ss s5 years born IN
r5s Sa,. friend, Of he s, ssDJ i,y'; :. .',.:.
deuce Tsenuetd.,t. Of kishsve, sorh brooklyn
EgGBA Jersey City sunday iaas II. Bea..~' O.
asyes r..Oy in'te % .,iend h taae..l irea
18th inst. as J.jJ o'clock ..
FEEscH-A, summit Jon, a. s'r ugSb,ri. 'i'' Of c. o.
Pulessl a, summit Tb4rsi,y. 18Th. At itD
GBSON-At Dec IS l3 The go,g- ron s's,snsh g sos
GLASS-0u Mond,y r. T.. Of John and Isabella
The friends Of the ,m .is r,,eI to eui the s
bS psrea Ds Lsnusoosse "Wednesday shesnoos
HRAToN-A Flushing l. the i,tn nt str,eth wife Of IoA.
The funeral vii ps Preois Meeay oae Pla.e9s
Of PS Il. ds .a, ,ns ., l rpsS a, ~ = Ss ,soa
GgwIS-Oa Moniy June 4. aesi illness. Nathaniel =
fl. eSs All fren. ,s respectfully attend the fu1era
eddenes y Cast Br9skyu Thursi,v l1ta art s
sSI So s,ua. As so ri n ssr no Of Bsocip AZ
the Masonic fraternity of New York AMI BrooEya
" widow Of t6e .e 81 Rogers ~ b. Sa scar Of ses
T fs.u Of the f,uy ave % attend bsI trne st Freodr
Meeting fioa M'obasset On Fra day me!nas SI INST
Of the PshHs aud SOh shore Railroad "ach es''s
sgcOR-n MONDAY only child Of John and Nag
Aiuaie Seoor ,gei mouths All iaT. . 49,.
.he r~ertuN tnVt~ 70
srssissT Ssi Seeof tis a
ton sl., Greenppint. Wednesisy at O'Clock
sRDLRYO, Non.y evening Juae H. C.ton Tighs states
Lani Norton Sorey tri isasher Of .h, late j,s Ancf.
e of Tgoh NH Bngini All wife OF HenrJ sdoJ Of S'ses
Island
The fiuer ,.ks place ThuFs, At oc!ch ami liests
are invited 10 attend without tur.ber
sPBAR-On S.nri.y 10Th INST 5i yess be Cases
Spear eldest VI of Alv, spear .
The frisn family nUd seaa the funeral IRON Ne
Jf 8feIsL
ave. "a W,as,i,y l,a ns,. 30 ssOos fgrhss .s~
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
Base BALL.

THE WHITE STOCKINGS DEFEATED BY THE
OLYMPICS.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The game Of base
hall between the Chicago White Stockings and the olym
pics OF this city, to-day, attended by very large
and deeply interested assemblage. Secretary Boutwell,
and Minister Thornton present, and seemed wen
pleased with the sport. At O'Clock the game com
menced with the Oympos In the neld King OF the All
cagos opened the game at the bat. for the lnss
three innings the White Stockings dd not ScVto
a single = run while at the enu A., Vi ,.S tHS
third inning the Oympcs bad made SIX IN tns S,
inning the Ilc9gos scored two runs, paoe oy aa %
.,I Tracy and with the addition OF one run maui ~
,nnns In the ninth inning, ended their score ~. .
,s,re I9,e Oympics, 10y mngnincent usp,ii VI 1 "a,
sj, .ained is runs up the eighth inning, WHICH
ne e1sep 10 3 in their favor. At the commence
n1tercd somewhat with the playing pit bsaIasy oi
SvS5ashtneton d. c. via the umpire Ihe ioho"ih8 Is
4he score; ,vx,xas
Cqnsa ls "a "a Ih sth 9Th IN. Sh Sh Totals
%ess..in gsss s,eetas'. 9 : : . / 0-Ii
The Champions of Jersey City defeated the
Acves OF Newark yesterday by the following score OF
auhS ory,s. lat 3D. 3D. 9TH ah 9th It'll 9Th 9th TOt,'
os1,.g'oa.....:ss os19!g.'s..s 3 5Ri 8 3 il
The Athletic Club of Philadelphia will leave
4b syen,ag for Baltimore they play the Pastines
Tomorrow and on Friday the Nationals oi washington
CLOSING with the Olympios on saturday
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKRrS

sr L,r June - Cotton sm. Low Nilliar i6i,. Mailing
Upnis l8D3 Flour dull scarcely ANYTHING doog round lots 'oni
considerable decline Wheat fll. sample lots
Prime Red elevator 81 No Red Winter 81 6 also New No
bulk 5o0jlc sacked SOC dull No elevator SOC
Mixed sacked 81, 655c Barley iu small lots New at 7 Rye
steady Tobacco steady Hemp aud Baggng unOhngeL Pok
DRY Sailed Meats active; Shoulders Go Clear hb
03c Clear Sides 32ic ooe Bacon strong, v4s advancing
TENDENCY shoulders generally held Clear Rib 9c Clear SIDES
9Ic Lard frn Prime Stan 9l Live Hog luit and seldy
S. Rg6S3 IS. Cattle unGhange. ~ 50@S5 Receips-JNo
bb Flour Is o bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn SiVO bush oas
40 IegS 30
prices sales lie Oss-Demand fair aHd market firm At 6a6lc
Lard dull holders unwilling make ~ 4. lOi niIe
dull and prices nominal BscOn-Demnf good ui prices
shoulers "A 01tc; Sides. 3tpjc
NswDRLsAss June I3-Corn 6rmer. Mired re White 7375c
Oa.s quiet 81 D6 HaJ-Pume go Choice pE Pork hrmer
RlTQS1 Bacon sctive and hme shoulders liDlt.
Csar gtd9 Clear sides 9i9c Sugarcure Hams l4Ditc
Erchnge-Sterng. l2i New York Sight premium Gold ll
in fair demand lower No hiTaukee 81 o. regular
lgi seller No Milwaukee 81 bt Oats hn 1t f9ic Tor
No Corn fm No Mixed Rye declined 70 tl Tor No
Barley rejected s8 Provisions dm hes Pork bl3pS1 %
Fregh,s 10 Buffalo, 5tc -. -,
DETROIT June -whest du and prices dropping Br'r, 81 l
No. at 81 45,. Corn and Oats unchanged
BUFFALO jane lJ-Recepts-Whest 1000 bush Shpments-
Wheat bush Corn 60 900 bush Oats 5000 bush Prght'
demand sales RoOO Washington Club At III 90. $500
bush Chicago SpnDg-pat aryeP! 80 Corn active aud So
higher at the close; Mixed Western At 65e
Go principally asie figure Oats held above hayer Rye
bl5 Lard dull At lO.c ghwnes du aud held loc
WuaisGrOs c. June -TlpentneSpirs adv s il Crui
qnet yellow Dip; ~ . Yrgn Rosn am 81 for los
No !; 81 Tor Extra Pslo rs ~ .or Pal.
Ga June ljCotton-hght Jf'np 'he ste M'rke
opened At 5lc Liverpool Miiugs 9sei i' !e sales
80 bales; receipts 81 bsleA
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

scbr Msry Powell p-a.on Bii,,hsshpor. p, se-.Hsyea
scsr Rredosis sesr Eissbe,hpo'. or sndsseSrtc r o,
schr Ioba McDivis Mcr,vu. New Haven.
sesE 2 9. @ @si-,ris Ireland. Boston for Ph''e''s''.
scbr Hero Kellv. salem .itb mtss 70 3. W Ropes q o.
sohr Charm Baker sew.Hsvea for gluassshpor.
sebr New Regulus Hsllock Ee~.HsVen for BkstethpoN
ss e5 ass,s 9s%GS 9,'G G,. s. s M A%S z s
sehr Heary Wilson Rocsrnds -i,h line % . r Bro~a
~ ss, ss, sSs ns,res is1s & s.ssp ,,s eth |ses !" s
scar Alhsator B9ds'n; koaioos Cor Boston. I.l
schr Kate, Rsynois RoafOut or Boston.
schr Psshion, Jones' RSodout sor Stem
sesI ss ~ y, X Heart. Mason kondoll g, sew,HsFe"
WiSD-Saset nSiesss 5. " clet
BELOW.
ssp yirsnea hyrsrn from LoaiOn VIA MS, 70
SHIP Ricri hcN'uu. Poster from fy,'poo s, s -r, rnt~
B,r. BaPqseIo lot wsi, 8 R,,nso,. Hrspso s-s
for S.TSa s 5 ,n' .ai aiiV wS y p ga Wv sa ~ Liverpool ''
DOMESTIC PORTS
BDsr"s Jaas -Arvd steamship sb,ns Br) from Ivrroos'.
nsrt LlSe = spang ron Calcutta eng ooean Belle DS fr,e
CBAaLEsroS, g. June il-Ar's steamship Msnhs.ss fss
New York ssd steamship Sm9re from Ph.phA s.ea Dshs
GLogcssrua June pArvsi bark J,roe Dpo.ass, (Bt
Liverpool.
w,itoa f,s P,v ,ctysl w,y n "a ne D,sl. 81 Ns-
fpmiani. sae b,l a2sn 30 gls % ash
MEMORANDA.
rhs steamship Prince (Br om ysrpool
.n early boar yessi reports 6s u tie passage had sh
winds nd 6ne v-a'hr rddlo and LATER p,s str0u wesey waA
late ~ . 9e 5 8, cos Sss y ass s ao. r
Sagow bound 70 hsdephs Wa company With s.esnshp Cots
Dp,scbes rom sD1v, u "a. 81, u. & ss ne rsps Of u.
loss p ,ae barb Chester The bark Caaps On Bssmsr
loss The Y s steamer Osippee has ,rrived At CaIao
Dates pa,s. ron voaraso q the h st hat te .e.e.
her safety.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
POLITICAL NOTES.
FOREIGN.

At the suggestion of the Danish Minister OF
Finance the King of Denmark, the Esd of May, di
rected the Minister Resident Of Washington, F. E. Bile
to repair the Danish West Indian Islands extra
control dd interim over the affairs island. The
minister expected to leave Denmark for America by
duties of his new office without delay.
1t is reported that the defnitive resolution
of Herr Won Lntz Bavarian Minister of Ecclesiastical
Affairs the nfallibty question, was promulgated on
the 2th May the form of decree, to those parishes
of the Kingdom which have complained, that, the
part Of the clergy, it is determined to force the
new dogma upon them The decree OF the Minister de-
monsrates that these parishes are entitled to the pro
matter whether the decided position Of this Minis
will be supported by the other members OF the Minis
Herr Won Lnz intends to resign As it is his position IS
calculated bring about the ministerial crisis which has
so often been imminent.
In the session of the French National As
semby on the Goth May when the petition brought
p relative to the captuation OF Metz Gen Changarner
made speech in which he detailed the facts that pre-
ceded the retreat of the Army of the Rhine into that
fortress, and said he must reproach the Commander-h
Chief with indeesion and loss Of time on that OCCASION
faults which led 10 the fortress being completely invested
by the Germans. Famine alone had been the cause of
the army in Metz being reduced to PoweressneSs zen ~
war had been held on the oath of October he sent
to treat with the Prussian commander from whOm ne
10 be sent to Algeria. Prince Frederick Charles, on
instructions from the Royal headquarters in Yer
sailes, offered to allow one battalion OF the
army in Metz to proceed to Algeria This condition
said Gen. Chan garner although honorable was not nc
repted Marshal Bazaine had not been Fortunate but
the cessOn of Metz neither preeoneeIted nor VOun
tary Gen Changarner concluded by urging the Assem-
bly, not to allow odous suspicion TO rest upon generals
who brave soldiers and honorable men NJ Thlers
said he was happy TO see Gen. Changarner undertake
the defense of OF the most valiant soldiers OF france
He assented to the proposal for an in9ury-wheh m
deed had been demanded by Marshal BaZaine himsef;
but he left the decision upon this question 70 the SOW
ereigG Assembly Gen. Leh0, the Minister OF war, then
ascended the tribune and said: "The law upon this
subject is formal. Every commander who sur1en-
ders fortress the enemy must be brought before
council OF shall do my duty WITH regard 10 all
the capuations-those OF Metz and Sedan as well as
others occurred during the war; After some
further discussion the Chamber aosed 10 tne oroer O
the day.
LOCAL.
The New-YOrk Council of Political Reform
report that they have organized ten Ward Associations
with an aggregate about 900 members, and hope to
have from 10000 to 1000 before next Autumn In
the Twenty first Ward enrolled last even
ing under the Presidency OF Judge Clark
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
THE WICKEDEST SON.

John McGinnis, age about %, residing with
his parents James McGlnns and wife. at Churchst and
Codarroad. In New Rochelle, returned homo about p
i Yesterday and qlarreed with hs mother, knocking
her down and threatening her life While hc search
ing for an axe with which 10 carry ont his Design the
parents becoming alarmed for their saoty He'd from the
house and concealed themselves In sDme bushes near
by. The son finding that his intended victims had
escaped deliberately set fire TO the dwelling which was
entirely consumed the parents not yentung from their
hiding places. The was subsequently arrested and
committed to await The action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
NEW-HAMPsHIRE.

now THE DEMOCRATS PROPOSE TO OBTAIN A
WORKING MAJoRITY-SEATs OF hEfubLlVAN
MEMBERS To BE DECLARED VACANT. .
CONCORD, June 13.-Ihe business Oh 'he
,.,s,u ,b,s afternoon will probably be opened by q
otion 10 decare vacant the seats OF the Republican
members from wards and in Manehester the former
n , members and the other four The ground OF OBJ
,ocon is that the wards have not sufficient population
for the ratio Of representation The Manchester Demo
Gratis offer compromise, If one member from each ward
EvESISG.-The Senate and House met at p m, to-
day. and Committees Of each body were announced
Mr. Bingham (Dem) presented tho names OF IS Repuo-
can members whose seats would be contested ana MI
wadleigh {Rep) the names of IL Democrats.
Tho inauo1,ration of Gov Weston will take place on
wednesday at u m Samuel B. Paige OF Concord lead
ne Democrat and member of the House. Is confined to
his room by ndispostion, resulting from oyerexerton
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
wEsTONs Waikiki MILES IN LESS THAN "a
HOURS.

At 14t minutes past II a. m, yesterday, Yves
ton completed the difficult feat of walking I2 miles in
less than "a hours. Throughout the previous night he
had walked steadily, resting for few minutes at the
completion OF each ten miles and in the morning he OK
hibited but little OF the wearness which even his most
sangune supporters had anticipated AT the conclusion
of the last mile which finished 10 minutes and 10
seconds before the time allowed had expired Weston
went to rest until i3O p. when he again resumed his
task which there is reason TO think he VIII
accomplish Under the present estimate IL wl oe neeee
him A he continues walking at the rate which he has -
r ke nj IN more than eight hours rest In every ~ Tc
average time taken for each mile OF the III II uitu
utes aud bs seconds
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
uyRAyELING A RELIGIOUS QUARREL.

Coroner Young commenced an investigation,
yesterday in the case OF Andrew McCruig, who, IS
alleged was thrown from fourths STORY window OF the
tenement No 1859 Third-ave., on Sunday night last.
several witnesses informally questioned and told
the most contradictory stories. Some declared that
McCrag and the other persons in the room from wch
no fell or was thrown had been drinking and quarreng
n , oycninp while others emphatically asserted that
there had been DO quarrel and that McCraigs fail was
purely accidental 1t is said that McGrsig was an
hranyeman while the others were Catholics, ana tnat
religious discussion between them ended in hght Inc
investigation was adjourned until to-day. Hugh smith
and John Uartt, who arrested on suspicion OF
throwing McCraig from the window, are held " await
the result of the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
A sTEvEpoRE BEATEN To DEATH N HoBoKEN

FrtU. FICIuUE anu IItIIHhH VIIIVIo' nVO'V-
dores employed by the Hamburg and Bremen Steam
ship Company at Hoboken. " J.. were recently dis
missed from work, and George Bundel. another steve
dorc was suspected responsible for their dismissal
gang of seyedores met at the Union Hotel on Monday
night and attacked Bundel. Escaping from the hotel
be WAS pursned by the mob who armed with clubs
cry for help was subsequently heard from tho diree-
tion of the dock. Bundes body was found yesterday
afternoon in the Bremen docks The following arrests
have been made: Charles Mayors, Frederick Frelling'
Casper Tcgan, Frederick Brock, and Henry Drezer.
Herman OILERS has not yet been arrested All are heu
In oXnit the Coroncr's inquest
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
'oneter corrected Tor temperature an" c'c'''io"''
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, juno II, 1911 am

Synopsis for me past t,ceniF-four hours.
The weather remains without material change
at the Rocky Mountain aud Pacific Stations The highest
pressure remains Monday night south OF the ONO
Valley. The OF lowest barometer which was Ia
ni0t over Lake Huron is central Maine, ana
the barometer has very generally risen from TIE NOV"
England States westward to the Missouri.
rhe temnorattrc has risen on the South Atlantic and
I'm the Ohio Valley The weather has been very genei
ally clear excepting the immediate Gun .oast viouuy
and threatening weather is expected from Kansas
and Nebraska. Fresh sOutherly winds nave preValen
during the afternoon from the Cumberland mouh''i'
westward. -. A. .,is of,orroop
from Lake Erie 10 NewJcrsey and Massachusetts, Dnt
have now almost entirely abated Light winds are 10"
renortcd north and west OF the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities.
No serious disturbance is indicated for wednesday
borometer will probably very generally rise east o te
Mississipp with light winds, and clear or paitlily
.L1.. .Ll..n. ILlr
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Cyrus w. Field sailed for Europe, yes
to-day, on the Hosata.
Paul du Chaillu spends the Summer in Nor
way, in the hope OF cleaning fame from new field.
1t is stated that Wilbie Collins was only
prevented from visiting this country lecturing tour
during the coming season, by III health.
Mr. Louis Prang the chrome printer, sailed
for Europe on the Holsatia yesterday. He goes abroad
after many years OF hard work. TO his broken
health and with the purpose Of selecting suitable pic
tures for reproduction in this country.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

500 how could do It. while cit here must perform
my duty as understand 10.
The Court was then adjourned. and Mr.. Bowen was
taken to the Marshas Office where he was followed by
Mrs Bowen and two personal friends and waited
long enough TO receive his letters from the Capitol
When the commitment was made out he escorted to
,aii in carriage by Bails sprouge and Stah On turn
ing him over Warden Crocker that gentleman showed
them into his private Office and stated that he would
give Mr. Bowen comfortable quarters as possible.
Mrs Bowen quito affected and sbed tears freely.
Mr. Bowen stated that his friends would apply for
pardon and expressed strong hopes that they would be
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
A NEW LIBRARIAN FOR AsroR LIBRARY


The Trustees of the Astor Library have ap-
pointed Dr. T.. X Stregneck to the post OF Chief Libra
raan made vacant by the retirement Of Mr. Schroeder
This Is an excellent appointment and will be very &C.
ceptaoe to the public who familiar with the ip
pointee as the efficient and highly intelligent assistant
WIFI whom they have in contact for many years
Dr. g.. who has had conferred upon him the degree OF
LIZ d. Is an unusually accomplished scholar, speaking
and writing 1t Is ssid fourteen languages addition 20
his extensive bibographioal knowledge and unier his
administration most satisfactory administration OF the
library may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

Bcrczowsly, the Pole who tried 20 assassi-
the Emperor OF Russia IN Paris during tho Exposi-
tion was "a few weeks ago a Lieutenant IN Of tho
Bellevilie battalons Of the National Guard It ~ how
ever, unknown what has become OF him sIuco
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
Gueeidl Noiites
Valuable Hints.

Arq boiy absolutely esenal - phJscai health -
.u,.s Of inseu-t Noe ss all B-uy Of csano.
exist uaaAusi eonaoa Of ts bO"isx fss pa<e of As
refuse matter system 'hroayh eso Ossl vase ppss ses
ay puy b,T shs free Of the ofai oi oS
through neoey the health Of IL iaAabaaat
indigestion nu Of toe is.c. Of The scsars
ias organ, o rs's; ooa'sPsaoe rss
compliant, bas iiusrss ,'s ts. rssaT t~As'ee es-
la2,l.,as brr,.l. sa's osass- sasA<
blood bis b,.i,eas Of AL sa7s.i o.
| bHtr
n)sTsrTgs STOMACH srrrBas At tse~ e-'s
mo aS hs u tsslv org,s. al rssGas As
.pu intestine. To- ou5a,a'a q 7o'.as tS se'ee,s
par-,oa 1As, neos~ uss> mssel s-aaia' %
t,a Dr lah5g5ls ssst osss tpsf-u' c.
.h, l H.. rzsr sns1 isteJ4r 1lsii 0ue psssr
ri .,r,rrs H.-4h ,-r sa she neH soi eoer'ss'
.oa.A relieve, a,rr ,,a u - DISTINCTIONS. .ai s're ses
t,,ss a,4oa, vla gso!F s4a@. the liver. braces ~
ut., ,al cls,S -, ,a. M Oasr r-siJ pSsSSs 'och
,ty o. ag uo ~-e easriesensaes thai Owe. 10
psaSs tsrs,i noiS sSpe~-Nce h proved 'hAi shsss
les sal 1-ee p"PaiF -'!a ne weaker sea -
~as h> srOasss.
HoSrsrrgRS srONAcd 8rrrBRS sou bottles oey ss
tas is-uk 55ra ID, AL eoyr,'si oa TIE IsbeS Tie ~
81 SeaalasaaSs Bssi-, q a'1a..rta,. -
,.yrath Assembly DisricL-A copy Of The eaOneat Of ne
RsssSa q .. D Si BE- opsa for nspsS'son from u
%sSSs,SAY IA Roar .ui FRIDAY II, ts and aS.
+" 10 N'0' JOAN D LAWSON. Cs.c~.a.
pa Cosxlrs, s..--,.rr.
kieyears A..erel, Dtriot Union kePgh,iean A'-e- %
S'', S ~, :! - oe!oSI aA&SaALa R0BsRTs.
E-,sse S51ltsrsr scream. pr.-jeal
su ess,pw, ~ sEFvSssS sousr6s AND bLesoxBa srs
% PgR OASr DSCOUNr-WI'e Preo'b Cana hnaes Sst St
80 PsI caNr DISCOUNT Serpei Ice Pitchers. Vorc..s
80 fsa cEyr DscouSr-wO" Pf'ocA Chin. TIE. Se'. 9.
go Psa CgSr D,ScOUET-Cos, sal s French Cbiaa Dasss
70 psa osSr DIsCOUSTcoord ,sd s' Preach osiHs Tee
ta PR CRNr DfscOgHr-Cooc-i Chsmbe n pssss gas
t6 PsR cRsr DIsc0USr-trory sscaeA
90 PRR CENT observation-disclosures Tc. set.. ses
So .f PHe cRSf DIsCoUsrser p.d c..'s be,s'-.
30 Pr csSf piScoUsrA large assortment Of m.ast vss
IN Pgs CENT DisCoJsr-CAo, lai J.psOe y.a.. Te. ss
90 PR csNr DlSc0JsT-suysa gOsraSed h~es poo~>
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A-A-A-A.-Nicoi * Davidson.
OFF, ,. ,,;.s. q dSsi ;5. S alSHs c:.atsr Wills AL
prSssa sBrs rE, SETS BRSiSpAsr SITS ogssEsr ssrs.
T6iLsT sErs dLAsSwARg s,ysS & Pls.d MR rirvnRas
CHAsDgLiBRs. aoi PIXrusEs or Oh OF ds-
NJ. s,,,. FRENCH S,ISCss BaoszEs. raRl.ss y.sxs
GUgRIDoEs MAN :E ORSAMSsrs ,al AGrII tcAL FLOWERS.
g0o Sfs actually o~es tetors
apstents-Ho~ to P,eOt. D-.sa issa rsis
m P.isu,. AsaguDeo,' SO iastrs'oo. Tree nuss Co.
PARK r~ Solicitors o, American ase Rscss Pses -
Gears ,rperssOai pabLsher, Of The ssuan6c Anersa@
PgARL ctssiNBRR HATS.
! FIVE DOLLARS
wiRS0CK 1 ca. No STA B.o.a~.,
Wdsou shuttle The steaps.i
''-' "' '''' > ssss.rsoo. 1,7 Braa,-,,
Ps-,-0ce Notice.-Jts Rs,o,e s,ss o. ~css soI
1' q s 3 'ssss5s e ;s g g OtssA. & 10. Z
| VI SATURDAY At ii'l.@ r. H. JOSSa. tess.s.ase,.
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drink. and wear; men sometimes won't: think tho
money preferable 10 the Nov, II ths meets with
your approval, you can find mo by addressing -.
"P. S.-You must excuse all mistakes. for am moro
used to the sewing machine.
al would like to know n this reached your office IL
you think IL worthy OF note, please reply"
The above letter speaks for itself The writer "a ey
IDENTITY sincere. and means business.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
AQUATIC.
AQUAIIV'
rAsrRpN YACHT OLLIE REGAIIA.

EASTERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
Bosros, June 13.--The regatta OF the East
ern Yacht Club took place to-day The distance saou
was 20 miles Thirteen yachts entered schooner
owned by C. wheon OF Boston won the Pre- ol seo
came n seroud Juig third, AMI Juniatta iOuTtl INC
slOOp coming owned by X. ID. Tucker Oi BevtiY' t2N
abe prize ef 500. Time SIX hVuS'VO unu'oS VI '"OVN
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
P1SSENG ERS ARRIHED

FROM SAVANNAH-u steamship Catherine Whitng Jrns ~ &
Ticbnor VIM a. Beach Nv Jones John hier Mr T. N1
tnp Mis- Jessie enieroH t. g. riyoi Miss Carrie Haven I
Rosigppl Jlus Douse ". Wsrng Coyne ad S Vr,
y,ucler C. Rehwinhel Albert KeDer Peter Conway.
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For 80 80 per Line si insert sicrt
6rstclsss Io~a He~spapr. ahK su D.Le4
We publisher u this shbm re~DOaeitJ
well List eut free Aidss RDgss Co. AjTestS
ins Assns IA. 81 Para .rJS. hes f,rA.
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nn1l,nptnnt, MAnrr.r - Ii

market for Beef cattle continues n bot pro reman 1at h
week The offerings amounted ~ IO head aud
s uer G96ic for fair 20 good cattle NAL lot
choice s, k Common cattle sold a. rom f@c y 10
gHyEP-Th better md 1900 Le4l soil
a. from ~ @sIc p n gross. a. to quality -.
HOG-Trfe h been change for the better N @ ur' lP7
pues r.ngci om bj soto rs ~ 100 N net
ssie Of Cows reached - rs bead at rm 80 ~ 30
he.dt the emarke closing 11L
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. 8. A., OF OBSERVATIONS At ll:41
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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DOut fail - procure Mrs. WInsiow's Soothing Syrup
for chiren eethnS his bea as r % ysss hksS
safety snI bg mlpas no,hss for Their calir-a
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Wa EvasDsra;, SONS 81 Dgrca
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wIrunrnrrx lM.,,1 AYE .rocg MARKRr-In.n u

Ref Cattle Receipts bead prices unchsngot ISLES choice a.
SO Is; extra 80 $3.50 sr.! quay t99 % - seeoni laag
S81&S S thr quiity S6DS7 50 sheep sBi Lsmhs-H'pp-
rs heal market essentially changed from isl week s4ss
IS Is 30 80, eItr. sc 55G 80 50 Veal calves 5i9bp
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MARRIED

JOHNSON The 7th dag Of Jsns 1871. Crcl'
Ohio by tie ncssn At the rsseaos Dr. h Bt,sn
Leonsri r Johnson ,nd Kate L. Brown No e'ris
PBLrON-POMBR BROY-At Waterloo N y THURSDAY. Jlos
The residence parsats ~ Rev II Oury d D. Mr.
Peton o Nes.Y0cA M sarah Pssspy. DIy oij a
william 5 aud Adeis Psnches OF tie former pisos.
AH Notices Of Marriages mus, he ,rdorsed ay4 faa
md.
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AH Notices Of Marriage
name and address.