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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
POETRY.
DAY DREAMS.
BI GEORGE L. sESsESEY.

In my early, youthful dreaming,
have pictur'd to my mind
Beings not Of earthly seeming,
But of pure and sinless kind;
Such as dit, with wondrous cleaning,
On the pinions of the wind.
They are beautiful, endearingl
Ye may search in vain on earth
For such brows of gentle bearing,
And such eyes Of guileless mirth
Ye will find them not, though nearing
Even to the cottage hearth.
Whence come they, with gladness laden,
In bright, seraphic band?
They are dwellers in the Alden
OF the blissful, better land,
Guided by a sainted maiden
With intuitiye command.
When come they? when on an even,
By the lakes embellish'd d marge,
behold each shape Of Heaven
Floating on it like barge,
Till by tiny oarsmen driven
To mooring at its verge;
When the songster's matin measure
Makes the forest echoes proud,
And the sun, from an embrasure
OF a mountain rifted cloud,
Weaves a scene of fairy pleasure
Through the trellis of the wood:
When the night, with mystic curtain,
Broods upon the plain and hill,
And the stars, with ray uncertain,
Smile to find them in the rill,
Whilst with tone that doth dishearten
Sings the plaintive whiPporwill.
Midst the throng fain remember
One whose watchful guidance hath
Been bestow'd to keep the ember
Of my spirit free from scath,
When old Age, like bleak December,
Wreaths in SHOWS about my path.
Can We chide me that | cherish,
With disdaining of control,
Beings that my day dreams garish
With such purity ofstole?
Oh | would they may not perish
From the tablet of my soul!
When Times hand is round me twining,
And its heeting boon near spent;
When Life's way appears declining,
Where was once bright ascent,
Nav my eye, like theirs, be shining
With the beacon of content.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
READ THIS!
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
Hggaer's Compound OIL Cake or Fishing ES-
tract.

4 FTER several years Of hard study on the art
A I Of catching fish. we are at last able to offer
% the public genuine preparation for catching
hsh with the hook or net liza little Of tits mixed
with the bats in fishing with the hook and line,
t will induce the fish 10 bite rapidly, or if small
piece be put into 4 net they will collect in il in
great quantities, BY the use of this valuable pre-
parati0n YOU can, in a few hours catch as many
fish as YOU are willing to carry home. Ii is per-
fecty harmless and is warranted to do all claim
Cor it, does not in any way kill or injure the fish.
Price 80 cents per cake sent by mail postpaid 10
any address on receipt OF price. Address
W. Q. WAGNER 4 CO.,
Arendtsville, Adams County, Pa.
Aprii s. IS7I-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
AnOrcrN IImnteI.,

Solicitor in Matters Of Bankruptcy,
HAVING specially prepared for the business
and not being excluded from the United
SAFES Courts: uiu prosecute. diligently, all aP-
a cations sor the benefit Of the late Bankrupt law,
committed to him.
ey1 lie viii regularly attend the Federal Court
a. C,lrksburg, and elsewhere as the eases may re-
Cbarlestowu. July IS, IS67-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

An exchange says that it is becoming very
fashionable TO enclose dollar with marriage
notices, when sending them TO the printer
We ike that fashion and hope it will ultimate
ly prevail in this section. Two or three such
instances have occurred during our brief expe-
rience leading US to believe that the fashion /.
coming around. And isn't it reasonable
enough?
Six dollars to printer and priest,
No sensible man can refuse
Five dollars ~ render him blest,
Aud 10 opc to publish tic uews.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
Grape Wine.

7 HAVE a few Gallons of Concord, Clinton and
| Catawba Wine for sale, suitable for Church
purposes, and is highly recommended for the sick.
THOMAS LOCKE.
Summit Point, JEFF. Co., W. Va, Feb. 1, '7l-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

VNHE undersigned have leased the Shops Of Mr..
Thomas W. Davis, in Cbarlcstown, for the
purpose of conducting the business of Making and
Repairing Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, DC, and
Backsmthing. Experienced in the business, we
propose to turn out only work Of the very best de-
scription. Repairing done with promptitude.-
Farmers can rely upon speedy and substantial ex-
ecutiOn of work entrusted to US.
Particular attention given to HORSESHOE
ING. Terms reasonable.
MARTIN L. AVIS & BRO.
Januarv 0S IS7I-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
LUMBER.

ON and after this date, will sell Lumber only
" for Cash, as the parties for whom l am sell
ing require it.
Oct Is 1870 W. ]. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
JAMES Nj. JOHNSTON,

HAVTNG added some Of the finest New Ma
chinerv 10 the Shannondale Factory, now
ia use in the Valley Of Virginia, is prepared, and
viii continue 10 manufacture
WOOlen Goods,
Such as Lindseys, Fulled and Plaid, Cloths,
Casimeres and Tweeds, and with his improved and
superior facilities is satisfied that he will be able
% offer 70 the public an article Of GOODS, that
cannot be surpassed, ifequalled, by any other es-
tablishmcnt. 800,
Baltimore Prices paid In CASH for WOOL.
lie solicts orders. ...-,,.
Apr. /, lS7l-tf. JAS. NJ. JOhNSION'
Z. ). Having experienced such heavy and Sc
we're losses bv the late food and having had to re-
pair and reft his Mill and Machinery throughout,
he must appeal to all who are indebted to come
forward aud settle at once. He stands greatly IN
need of every dollar that's due. !. NJ
April l, lS7l-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
Great Excitement!
ANOTHER WAR;! THE PRESIDENT
MUST AND SHALL BIZ SUSTAINED.

HAYING rehtted my shop, and secured the
III services of frst-clGss City Barber, l an
fully prepared to give my customers good
SHAVES, and cut and dress their hair in the
latest styles, also
Old Clothes Made New.
Nv shop will be open at all times and my custo-
mers will find comfortable fire and the latest pa
pers always for their accommodation.
Respectfully, &c,
Feb 81, 1868. SAMUEL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
Turnpike Notice.

1 AM authorised by the Board Of Directors
Il Of the Kabletown Il Bloomery Turnpike
Company to collect without delay the whole
amount Of the outstanding stock subscribed to
said Turnpike. Very nearly the whole road
Is now under contract aud will be completed
at an early period, at which time payment
must be made. To which may be added the
erection Of Toll Gate Houses that are now be-
ing contracted for, thereby swelling the
amount Of money required for Immediate use,
20 the full extent Of the whole amount Of stock
subscribed
Ny orders are Peremptory, and trust that
I viii not have TO resort to compulsory means
for collection.
GEO. II. TURNER, Treas.
February %, lS7l-tf. SPirH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
TIN &C. STOVE HOUSE
w, G.. SMITH.

W. S. SMITH,
Agent for Jas. Lac. Hoof and Successor to
Miller 6 Smith.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
II public that he has reopened at the old stand
Of Miller s Smith, where be is prepared to do all
kinds of
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Roofing and Spouting done at short notice and in
the very best manner. My assortment of TIN
WARE, STOVES, &c, is complete and will be
sold low for Cash or to 80 day prompt paying Gus
toners Please call and see me before purchasing
elsewhere, as my motto shall be to please.
Respectfully,
W. G.. SMITH,
Feb 4, lS7l-ly, Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
NOTICE.
STRAW WANTED.

V,HE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY Of Hall
town. Vili be prepared % purchase
Straw OF All Kinds,
on and aer the lst OF August, either in the stacA
cr delivered at the Mills az llalltOWn.
Apply e. John Il. Strider or at the Mills.
July D.. lo69-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

Nsn- Orders for all kinds of Merchandise, salt,
Fish. Plaster, Gusno, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly filed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
Refcrences :

KeTcrences:
Daniel Miller & Co., Howard, Cole Co., Carroll,
Adams 6 Neer, Stoneburner d Richards. Hoffman,
Staley 4 Co. and Drs. Clagett & Walls, Baltimore !
John Janney, Esq, Leesburg, Va; Lewis McKsn-
zie, Esq.,, Prest. A. l.. 6 H. r. r.; Charles w.
Button. Esq., Lynchburg, Va; Col l.. T. Moore,
Winchester, Va; John X. London, Esq. Rockhill,
$. c.; John II. Williams, Esq, Fred Co. Bank;
Samuel B. Preston, Washington Co., Md.
july S, lS69-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
THE NEW CAB SYSTEM.

The sudden and unexpected reform OF the
hackmen Of this city to have been inspired chiefly
by the appearance OF and formidable rival IN the
shape of the Crystal Cabs" They sort OF cOmpro
mise, in form and fare between the "hack' and the
"stage" which Obsruct and disgrace Broadway ,and to
all appearances If the patronage they receive Is an In
dex are a welcome innovation. The first Of the Crystal
Cabs appeared about month ago-an elegant onehorse
four-wheeled fourseated shaywhch at once attracted
attention by its unique form, and custom by It's c0nYen
fence and comfort. Twenty-Five others have since fol-
lowed. They substantially made, and the interiors
are elegantly fitted up with morocco leather The finely
polished plate glass bearing the monogram Of the IN y
Transfer Co." which forms the upper part Of the body
suggests the appropriate name Of Crystal Cab by
which these vehicles are known door in the rear
admits four passengers an automatic step protruding
or rcccding with the opening and closing or the door
Within weeks % more Of these cabs viii he added
to those already running, and It is expected that the
haCkmen and stages too will then make further reduc
tons Of fare. One hundred and twenty-five horses will
be regured 10 run the cabs each horse allotted to
cab is only worked half day at the utmost, ana 70
additional horses would be required to cover any coll
tngency that might arise by reason OF sickness or acc
dent. As sufficient cabs are received, they VIII
be divided into sections for day and night work Inc
drivers viii he uniformed in gltbuttoned oiue H.
cont. velvet collars high vests, dark panth
looms black railroad caps in Winter, and light straw
hats in Summer They will be required 10 furnish good
recommendations is proposed to divide the city into
districts TO any point in which certain fixed rates Will
De charged As indication OF the rates 81 will be
charged for four the Fifth Avenue Hotel to Was
and 81 so TO South Ferry. The same prices will be
charged to return 80 cents Will be charged from the
hotels to the railroad depots.
John W. Marion, at meeting OF the Hackmens Pro-
tectiye Association at No 100 sprngst last evening
corrected the msstatement that the members OF the
Association would charge 81 when there was only one
passenger in the coach, explaining that this charge
would only be allowable when the passenger wished to
have the coach TO himself. number OF expressmen
joined the Association which will make arrange
ments to have and express wagons at all tho
piers and deunIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

BRIL-Suiieny on o. William II. Bel ESQ., Counselor iis.
The re,tyes and friend, family respectfully invited attend
trinity Church Monday next att stlo9' 1
Their notice.
PERGHS-Dovned on Friday the m ult Frederick Isaac scocd
sou II Alderman jacob l. Bergen. aced years
Tie relatives friends invited 20 attend the funeral eiesso 90
the residence Of Bis parents No 80 SacsrU
Brooklyn. without further n0lcr
Brokyn 29h inst John H. son Of A1eha
and the late Daniel C. Boughtou aged ~ YEAR. -
SATURDAY fro the reside pee OF hh motsf % f
Blookin.
BULKLEY-At PAburgh T. % 1871 Charles Henry Of
Rev T. A. and Mrs. {. ,. Bulkiey, aged 20 years
DUGLISS-On THURSDAY Jane 49, 1871 Harrison Hal Youngest son OF
Elizabeth and Joseph ". Dug aged months and " days
Relatives and friends attend the funeral run e enss
his parents East Eighty secondst on SATURDAY july l.
lo1 II Z:J0 o'clock
MATFERn Brooklyn THURSDAY June % 1871 PALMYRA MAher sS
Funeral vii take place from her residence III Prien.a
Brooklyn Saturday afternoon O'clock Fnr1ds VI De Ahy
invite to attend without further notice.
P0LHAMUS In this city June 80 stephen Thoepson Pohamu u We
7d Of hh age. $50 81,
His relatives AM friends are invited 70 attend bis funeral sunAy.
n. y and the Presbyterian Church al MARLBOROUGH % '"'
Monday July az where BIS remains VII 1e ~Aeh 0' ~
termenL
POMBROY-On Friday Jae % g9 East nrtvfurhst New,
York Georg FREDERICK Poeroy infant Rev Elsa y ,hl
g. Ponoy Of Bergen Genese County " u agoi mob'
ami "A
Funeral services viii he held The house ofhs grandfather Geo r.
Thirty-f0urth 81 The r.la-
ivs and family res-ctiaily invited 70 attend
sTTES-At Springfield, v j. Jase 49, William Suites, aged
Funeral services will take place the Pebn Church MONDAY
July al ] Relatives and fcds inyei % alead
without further notice and Essex Nesiort FOES
OF Barclag.st AZ 1910 and ll2Da N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
ANOTHER TEMPERAN CT LESSON

a LABORER SLABS Ills WIFE THIRTEEN TIMES,
AND THEN DROWNS HIMSELF.
James Powell, an Irish laborer, age 46, and
his wife, Bridget Of the age for some time have
occupied Of the sbanties perched the rocks at
Seventy -third-st and Avenue A. Both have long been
in the habit OF drinking TO excess, at intervals,
and on these occasions they invariably quarreled and
fought Powell has lately become jealous of the atten
lions Of brothernlaw toward his wife, and whenever
intoxicated he inyarablo reverted to this subject Last
Sunday he drunk as usual, and beat his
wife shockingy. She caused his arrest.
and he locked up in the Fy-ninthst. Police Sta
ton but Monday released in $500 bail By Justice
Bixby. For several days past Powell has been drinking
very hard and whenever he visited his home the domes
tie quarrels renewed On Thursday and early yes
terrday he exhibited symptoms Of delirlum tremens.
About 2t pm the neghbors heard Powell and his wife
hghting and after heard the scream. This
was so common matter, however, as To occasion no
especial comment. few moments afterward Powell
was seen 10 leave his house. brandshng bloody knife
He down 10 Ave A, followed by the neigh
bors and then down Avenue A to Seventy -frst-st
where he turned, and dasing down to the East River
plunged in and disappeared Those who entered the
house which the maniac had left found Mrs Powell lying
on the floor OF the front covered with blood She
had been stabbed 10 times, receiving five wounds on the
head two in the throat, and three In each hand.
She was almost speechess from the shock to her
nervous system and from loss OF BLOOD ana could only
say that her husband and had quarreed and he had
stabbed her with large pOcketknfe. she was removed
to Bellevue Hospital In an ambulance. Inc altenuahI
surgeon believes she cannot recover
Powell was a large heavily built man, and has been
employed for several years past by contractor haeu
Doyle. He is described as man OF violent passions
when excited by drink He was concerned in the ARRAY
that occurred nearly two years ago at the IoOt
Of East Fifty-hfth-st., when his brotherli-
law, Richard Allen, keeper OF the baths at
that place, shot one OF party Of Tough5
who had made attack his establishment. Powell
had been married several years, and except when the
two were under the influence Of liquor, ami before
jealousy had excited the husband, they had lived TO-
gether quite amicaby. The where the woman was
I und bore all the marks Of a severe struggle. Ihe
furniture overturned and broken, ana blood was
scattered on every side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
P4SSENGERS ARRUED.

FROM BRRMEN-IB steamship weser June ao-COnrad Wad
b.er J.f H. Stne F. Richards Cath IwsnOf G. Bruno Paul "
Kr,u,e Prank Daniels Mr. Odt Mrs stevens and party hr BID
Ne and family Bsno1 Mr. Moore and party Freir Neunsnn FL
Rah.r Clemens Hugo Bngebrect keke Block job H.
Ke.ser Harcher Alex hemrrh sebastian Wolf Fsaen
lnht Kauhnann Bech and Hesig Ze Olga Ls
Louis Adler Rchbeg Fl Knrrsnn C. Ghsr George kglPers
e. H. stsiukamp E. Kus Fri Neustatt G. Nisnaud Helene
WoY Emil Bnttne Wolf Stein and family G.. Bsrng Mrs
Gibbs family Cha Scott Capt Keller Mrs MeKeehns and family
J. Atkinson. Shutbe Mrs J. Rosenberg Mr. Deyay M Cell
FROM HAyANNA-IB steamship Mono tae June JOMr Mara
Ping and servant f. Saune p Nunez Lml wife and ehrr1
Roiuauer K Ohm.tet, NJ Dante r. GeuueI J. Meryo T. j.
Harrison Moton p Cnsieu g. NJ Gag, Mn hada sod son
n Meeeer VI. McC.ry A. MenendeI H. Castsneds j. knS
Bryce JAS Guay Cbas Neil Wm NJ HAYES Thomas Co.d Mss
Emma Marshall Miss Nellie Leonard Bas G. ie Meth A. war
burg Kemp Bethel Mise kaue Bethel hdNn
Bethel Bethel e. Bethel b. Bethel Mr. Bsch children and ser
want Came0hn Miss *. Dunoombe J. > Groge MIS- j.
Iosr and servant Ella Howell Dr. Hattie b murphy Miss
Murphy daughter Mrs Chas sargent children
OutOu H. Meek Rev H. Cspe L. Sith bnsh
seamrn (Onsumeu aud Cinnamon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
THE STATE or TRADE


-.
Jane 3OCotoDFul prices asked bat no ier, as
receipts 7s bales shipments 100 Sse7 es'P Flour sn s
nomus Corn good demand 4. fan prices sale st l At
Pork dull unchanged SIS Bacon unclsaged ana quiet
ST Louis. June jOCOtton brmer at IT, uu lH "a
small business W9te SseTh %hsst dU al grades declined "a
S ia innectaJ elevator at 81 IS sample lots Of No Red
Win{ef IS Corn, Mei and Yellow in bulk EASIER
White MIed and Yellow. track soc White 55ic Mred
sacked 57d53c White 62d6c Oats better; Sc for Sacked
Baey-Small sales; New Fall at Soc Rye easier 8Od1 WHISKY
edi st Ole Tobacco and strong Hemp dmer Bsgng dull
Porn sme advancing Is asa To- Bacon hrm and aiVaueng
Clear Sides s.c Lard srm CITY Refined Oic Cattle
quiet unchanged Reeepts5O0 b6 Flour 1000 bush Wheat
Il 900 bush Corn 800 bush. oats, and 800 Hogs go II
NEwORLEANs June 3.-Flour dull SuperhDe IS 2t Double
Extra rs; Treble Extra 10 25 Corn hmi Mixed and lei@
fdTe white 7Ia75c firm; Louis t3d6c GaenA, a.
6 Bran dull and lower ST. Hay hru; Prime. fl5Q$
anneri shoulders Clear Rib, 9iaolci Clear sides lOtdloc
hm Common Ole Prime lie Molasse' qset Interior 20
zoe Plantation Reboie 3oc Whisky snner at 8e G$l Coffee
inactive 3lGl5ic EIhangeBauk Sterling 25 Ne"fork sight
TenrBo June sFIour dull and Wheat dull and
PS 81 IS; Rejected Red ST IS Corn dul shade lower; High
H W, - ~ fSS MiIsS SIC; yellow 5eci White sc
du declined Lei Michigan, Sic Preigh's very dull wheat
Buffalo 3a3te to 0.wego eGs;ei to Usasn s &c, 5
40 bnh Oats shpments-3OOO bbs Flour, Is 90 bush Wheat
n 600 bush Corn. and I 600 bush Oats H.
MILWAUKEE 3oPour dull aud unchanged Wheat IN a'
demand and market 6rmer No. at 81 26t No. al - ~ Corn
dull and No mixed at 5i Ne 4se Rye dG a7d
Flour bush Wheat ShPments-iNJ bbA Flour aud
demand at 6gc good demand full prices sales st Soc
WuMISgTON n c.. June D-Iurpentne-Spnts nrm az 4Jci
de steady at Yellow Dip ~ Is for Virgin Tar fm at
- 95 81 IS for Siraned % for No j. - SO o
No 20 p for Extra rae 20 70, rae Arm A. a r Ly.rpoo
dug; sales 10 bales receipts 40 bales Orleans I0i closing
YORK June -Tbe report from the Interior towns
for he serke ending TO-DAY, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
THE GIANTS WEDDING.

Al tbe Church of ST Martin's-in the Fields,
Ola, Iady and Gentleman who daily add 10 the attractive
ness Of the 7Twoheaded Nightingale eh.iDeoh AZ
VILLAS Rooms had made match OF IT, anu W. apous
w ne married nv special license. Nova SCOTIA famous
Tor the production OF tall persons. had produced ROY
only the bride Miss Anna Hammer swami put ,n
ned 10 unite her In the holy bonus oi nhtl
nony with Capt Martin Van Buren, Bstes a ronnected
oianf The reverend gentleman who is nor 80
with the church In which he was called ID ,
saturday Is "A man OF extraordinary hghi, me ,,nis
some three inches over six feet; but he was & "a
dwarfed by proximity 10 the happy pair oconn, -,
that this gentleman was chosen priest nGt III hacsnse
any fanciful fitness OF stature, but slmpi po.ao
he had been an acduantance Of his country woman ,'
the bride before either Of them lett so'a a,,empt
We may fairly say that there was no uhuuo a',oP
to make an exhibition out OF the .eie"Vty
in st. Martins Church the brides ,,e ar9 of
staieliness aud dignity In the skill WIN WIN , WI
she managed a most imposing trhin-a tihln' t a.
that when she knelt at the altar steps reoneu ~
lar AWAY out OF her control OF cOgnhLhoe. Iap, i
nates he bridegroom may be pardoneh l"i h'', .t
looked rather loco AZ Ills case Ia Duo 0""' "''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

CLARKR-PLIMPTON-w "Wednesday June o. 81 Pauls Chgch
Mount Vernon Ohio by the RI Rev T. Beie Assistant Bishop
Ohio George Clarke CemHie PmuOa. daughter Of the s
John G. Plmpton, formerly Of NeSiork City.
COLIN-FORNACHONOn WEDNESDAY June o. at the New gat
Congregational Church MsdisOul b. to- Rev Neral kchans0
Alfred Eugene Colin Hnrette Louise 1gese daughter Of the a'
Charles FomachOn. all Of this city, No can't
HARPIS-NORPISJ 25 1871 by Rev VIM McParl1 Mr. Tbona
J. Harris % Bma Norris both Of NegYork
sEYMOURSIMONDS-Iu this city June 90 by Rev K SANFORD
VIM Henry Seymour ESQ., Of Neslork 10 Mss h. Jennie ShoAj'
Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy
STEYENS-JOLLEY-O Weinesav June p, At 81 james "
Church Harlem Rev H. b. Rdgsvay D. jane, seQheni
OF M4hs daughter OF the late Rev Hugo JoeJ d
CoeyInans \. Y
RUpRAU-BEARE-AtZ Zion Church. Little Neck L. THURSDAY
Jue ~ by the Rev Selbur, fted By The Res Dr. j.
Csru.n smith Livingston Tdeau NJ D. Of Mes i9fh and
Lofe GoroB, daughter OF the Rev Henry NJ Bee Of Doos'a
Long lsisnd.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Georges Church, Asora l. %
m. 2gb nit bv tie Rev r. W. Harris ass"j b. The Rev w"
Harris William Trogbnlge Caroline A. Harms daughter Of 'As
officiating clergyman
An Vo,;oe, of Uo,,J0oes must BE- Endorsed Nth faU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.


THE CRUISE TO CAPE mAY-TrE REGATTA on
THE FOURTH.
The yachts which are to represent the clubs
OF New-YOrk and Brooklyn at the Cape May Regatta
July will leave the Horseshoe this evening nj o'clock
The officers will proceed TO the Long Branch wharf at
Sandy Hook in the steamer Plymouth Rock and after
meeting Of thecaptains board the flagship Dauntess
the feet will start. scrub will be sailed TO Cape
MAY light house. each boat paying entrance fee Of
S25 The following yachts will go The schoOners Daunt
less Sappho Columbia Palmer Wanderer, Alarm, Ram
bier Tarolnta Alice, Tidal Wave Magic Madeleine, ana
the slOops Oracle and VXen all OF the 1acht
Club the Peerless OF the Brooklyn Yacht CUB ana the
Daphne OF the Atlantic Yacht Club The 1eet VIII DO
under the control OF Commodore Bennett
The prizes for the grand regatta on he 4tn are Two
Guns one for schOOners and for sloops, valued az
Al goo each An additional prize to be known AZ the Ben
son cup valued at $500 is presented by f. Benson OF
Philadelphia and will be open to yachts OF boh classes
belonging to any organized club of the country, Without
time allowance. An entrance fee OF S25 Tor each BOAT
competing this last prize will also Do added 10 the
stake
TIE ATALANTA CREW.
The crew of the ATLANTA Clubs six-Oared
she'll now training at the Passaic River at Newark for
their races with the Yale and Harvard crews will start
for the east Juy6 On the 10th they with the Yale
crew at Lake Satensal and the 18th with the iar-
ward the Charles River. The following are the
names of the Ataauta and their respective posi-
tons. Russell Withers, stroke; Theodore Van lyhtn =
Leader Waterbury, Henry Leroy, Ak. Handy, .
Edward Smith, bow.
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