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"Tbe Departed" isl commun ca.
ton from Agency City without the
writer's signature, which alone, is a
fatal objection TO its insertion. IL
moreover has thirty or forty wol de-
spelled wrong, which shows that the
writer bad bad spell on whom it
was written. Spelling correctly is
an important preliminary to writing
q readable communication. Another
necessary thing 10 TO select some
JUICY subject like Wsshington's Fare
well Address, the 4th Of July, Per.
petual Motion, or The Depal ted.
We like letters from our friends on
readable subjects, but they must be
plainly written on one side of the
sheet, decently licked into English
and fair photography, and upon cub
jects in which the columned living
rather than the uncolumed dead are
interested.
"The Departed" is most respect.
fully declined. A spelling school il
recommended to it's author.
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Hon. B. F. Cue, OF Fort Dodge,
announ oes that in no event will he
be 4 candidate for Senator in his
county.
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AMoNa THE lNDrANs.-Leut. Hern-
don tells rs that no tribes Of abort
gines are found in the deepest forests
of South America, from the Andes
to the Atlantic coast, that do not
have and use Doct. Ayers medicines
and Lowell bottoms. "TREMoNs,"
"StrroLK," "BooT," are seen stamped
in large red and blue letters upon
their garments, while Ayers Pills
and Cherry Pectoral are among the
treasures Of their habitations. Their
native soil furnishes them all their
food and most OF their remedies, but
they suffer from some Affections
which must have the interpretation of
higher skill. Sentinel, Liberty, Va.
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a 0OOk IOT
MARRIAGE
al llOE.

oloxical mysteries aud revelations Of the sex
nal system, with the latest discoveries In pro-
ducing and preventing offspring. Presei wing
he complexion, &c.
This is an interesting work OF two hundi "a
and twenty -four pages, with numerous epern-
yings and contains valuable Information Tor
those who are married or contemplate mar
riage; still 1t Is book that ought TO pc unleI
lock and KEY and not laid carefessly about
the house. Sent to any one free OF postage)
for Fifty Cents. :, =,
Address Or. Butts Dsnensary, NO. i. y.
Eighth Street. ST. LouIs, Mo.
No. Notice to the AFFECTED aud Unfortunat
BEFORE applying 10 the notorious QuAcks
who advertise In public papers or using an
ouack Remedies, peruse DIR. Butts work. .
matter what your disease IL, or how depiors'
BILE your condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or ~
NATL on the diseases mentioned In MS works
ONCE, No IL N. Eighth street, bet. Market anu
Chestnut St. Louis. Mo tJune IL -dwly
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eine IN the market. Although powerful, yet
% MID and pleasant In their operation, that
~ nsost Jssbs can saks them riA pn5ax
sqfay.
. ~ They may be safely used ct any ags,
and It any period, E1cErr DURING THE 1IasF
Tnxx MONTHS, during which tho unfaidng
nss1ze Of their action would infalhbly x1s-
yEzr pregnancy.
" All letters seeking information or
advice will DO promptly, freely and discreealy
answered.
~ Each boz contains about ZOE pigs, 0Hd
& srap,ed in Unite paper printed in deep rcd
lsaers, 9th full and erplicst directions eac1osed
~ Bent by mail, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price, y, per box.
e. Ne cAseskss Pm No. . are sold
6y 4! snserprising Druggists in the civilized
try TO cell worthless compounds in place OF
this; those which they can purchase ct .
cheap price, and make moro money. A. you
value your health, do not DO deceived By such
unprincipled Druggists, dsk tor these -, pdus,
and take no Others. If the Druggist will not
buy them for you, enclose the money in .
letter and We will send them to You by mail,
free Of postage, securely scaled from obser-
walton.
Ladies or Geotlemen can address Us in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms. Patients need
mot hesitate because OF their inability TO visit
Ne. Is wehaye treated patients successfully in
ali portions Of the civilized globe. by corres-
pondence.
Patients addressing us will please state
plainly all the symptoms, and write Post
ONCE, County, State and name OF writer.
aud Nncl0aA y,oAfa0e stamp for roply.
81 We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet, entitled " Nan an We0AA %
Bnyands,D to every reader Of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as follows:
g. Locu MsncAL AssocIAnos.
LII HossH slxrH srRxss.
RAnr IOUu, AusoUaI
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MR.. Henry ward Dscdker's Advice TO
From the Christian Union. May II. ISL.
There are large number OF most
excellent cooking stoves in the mar
ket; but We have no hesitation in
saying that the Peerless" manufac-
tured by aPratt and Wentworth" Of
Boston, is, without exception, the
most complete, and in all respects
the most satisfactory ofany We have
ever tried. It is more economical,
doing largest amount Of work with
the least fuel of all we have seem
An equal temperature in all parts Of
the oven can be secured, baking IS
we'll on rack or top shelf as on the
bottom, and pies, bread, cake,or meat
require no turning or changing, be.
ing as we'll done in the back part OF
the oven as in front or center. And
this we have never been able to do
in any other stove. There are many
other peculiarities connected with
the Peerless" which We regard as
great improvements, but have not
space to enumerate. w-eow-2t
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in all cases Of the biiiary system. Hooiaiid,s
German Bitters stand without an equal; act.
Ing promptly and vigorously upon the Liver;
they remove it, torpidlty and cause healthful
secretion Of bile-thereby supplying the
stoinach With the most indispensable Gle
lions. They give tone to the stomach slim.
ulating It's functions, and enabling II to per-
form its duties as nature designed II should
do. They impart vigor and strength to the
entire system, causing the patient to feel like
another being-in fact, giving him q new lease
| nEl "a
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cleansing the vital fluid Of all hurtful impu-
ments Of genuine healtlfulness. In word,
there Is scarcely q disease in which they cam
not be safely and benehcia1ly employed bttt
and dreaded disease Dyspepsia
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xoox TO YOUR 01l1ID1BJs.
"A Book for the Million.

A PRIVATE CouN.
sELoR to the Married
or those about TO
marry. ON the pi,yais
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HOoFLAND's TONIC

Now we desire the reader to distinctly un-
derstand that this extract OF the Mandrake Is
many times more powerful than the Nam
drake itself 1t is the medicinal virtues OF
this giving plant in perfectly pure
and highly concentrated form. Hence It IL
that two Of the Podophyllin Pills constitute
handful OF other preparations of the Man.
drake are required The POdophvllin
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- ID DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

n nT4rE u; III, tnat HygFLANIps 1EhMAN
They are not alcoholic III Ally sense Of the
term They are composed wholly OF the pure
juice or vital principle Of roots. This is not
q mere assertion. The extracts from which
they are compounded are prepared by one Of
the ablest OF German chemists. Unlike any
other Bittefs in the market, they are wholly
free from spirituous ingredients. The objec.
ton which hold with SO much force against
preparations Of this class. namely-that a de-
their Use. ore not valid ia the case ofthe Der.
man Bitters. 50 fat rom ehcotragipg or in.
culcAting Q taste Of desire for ihe6fiating
beverages, 1t may pc confidently asserted that
their tendency Is In diametficAlly opposite
direction. Their efYect can be 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect P%urgative Pills:

"~crfrci,y ,n.tclr.,, elegantly coated With sweet gnir
purge. regulate, purify, cleanse aud .lrcnHthrn.-
Railways pills, for the cure Of all disorders Of the
stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, In
digestion. Dyspepsia, Bilionsncss, Bilious Fever
Inflammation Of the Bowels. Piles, and all derange
nsnts of tho ~Tnterna, Ia effect
, positive cure. Purely vegetable, containing ~
mercury. mine rails, or d"letcrions drugs.
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS VIII free tn
.y,ten from all the a',ove.ntmed disorders. Price
sj cents per pos. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ" FALSE AND RUE. send one lette'
.tan,u to RADWAY \ o., No. ~ Maiden Lime
New York, Information worth thousands illb
,ant yoII.
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AriOn Piano-F0rte
Is the BEST instrument Manufactured.
ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN CONSERVATORlES OF music,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test a Piano
can receive IL constant use
In n Conservatory.
Read the Following /:


1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
In these few lines, n very sincere testimo.
NAL for the Piano ortes Of your manu-.
~fncture. We have now used the "PATEST
| ARIoN PIANOS in our Conservatives for
a year, and have had a fur opportunity OF
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning till night, and n
Piano must indeed be a good one when il
will bear such constant use without show.
Ing signs Of detection. AS for remaining
in tune, " outrivals any Piano known to
me.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in the
treble, las compared TO other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agraffe arrangement,
/, so striking that | have had pupils re.
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one of the best makes of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned conf
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform n composition
in it. true character.
In total, | can conscientionsly endorse
all that is claimed by the ARION PIANO
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
ments, as | consider them superior TO any
other make.
Congratulatingssyou upon the great sue.
cess you ha We obtained in the manufacture
Of so perfect m Instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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SERIOUS AccfDENT.-On Monday
last. Mr. Carey Murphy, of this
county, met with a serious if not
fatal accident at this place. lie
came 10 town on business, and
when ready to start back home.
went TO the rack for his horse. In
attempting to mount, and before he
had gained his seat, the horse com
menecd pitching with him, and the
saddle giPih giving way be fell to
the ground with such force a. to
break his right leg, below the knee,
SCATTERING it badly. He is ropsrt-
cd 10 be in q critical condition, and
little hope of bis recovery, lie was
removed to his residence, I miles
from Bonham, the same evening the
accident occurred TeTds Nens.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor Of the State Of Texas.
5000 REWARD.
Two ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS shall

Two ALL TO WHOM THESE Presents shall
cutus:
WHEREAS, II ha. been made known 10 me- that on
or about the iih day Il May, A.. ID lS5l, in the
County Of Dallas. in said State. one CHARLES
WEBB did murder one N. 7. JskasOnL aud that the
said Charles Webb WAS liberated from the county
fail Of Fannin county, in Jolly ksst b. a party ofnrm-
ed men who broke opea said jail. and that he Is still
at large aud = fugitive from justice.
Naw. th~-resore, I, EDMUNB D. DAVIS, Governor
Of Texas By virtue Of the authority vested In me bv
the Constiiaiio n nd laws. of this state. do herray
offer n reward Il SIX Hundred Dollars for the AZ rrst
and delivery Of the said Charles Webb TO the > aerin
Of pnIlas eonnty inside the JAIL door.
In testimony uhereof. I hase hertubio sig ned ms
- ssn aud caused the great ssel Of the
Z-.N State o. he sfired At the city o. Austin,
Sell this 18Th day Of SEPTEMBER. A d, 1slI.
wv EDMOND J. DAVIS.
Governor,
Be- fbs Governor;
JAnr Z. NEvc0Nh,
S.rrrtary Of State.
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When docs a man feel girllsh p
When he makes his maiden speech
BARRIERS make many friends. but
serape mcro acquaintance.
The man Who popped the ques-
ton by starlight, got bis answer in
atwinkiiHg-
'PAe proverb says: "Huesng
,weetsss beans" but venerable
housekeeper says she always found
mOlssses bost 10 use.
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READY RELIEF

WILL AFFnRn INSTANT kAsE
INFLAMMATION 40 TiiE klhNtNs,
INFLAMMATION ~ TIN hLAthth,
INFLAMAAriuN ~ TnE ban tts-
tNhNGfsTlnN 40 TIM ~ M
sORE THROAT, niffliILr hREAfHiNG
FALPIf ATinN 80 riE uEAkf'
MYSTERIES, gknlf, nifTiifhiA,
rArAREH, tNfLuENNA'
uEARACnF. Tn1TlAriE,
N~EIRAlGIA, RllErMAflsh,
DnLn gilLLs, AHIE riilLlS.
Thr aIflFsiina sf ihr GhAhN htiltf a. ~
,ntt az paus ahrFe thu lsia ~ dihtalil rAisis Ahi
IN al uasr sni r'aie'Ti,
TAsuiN drHss in half tumhl-T ~ SairT Nhi ~ =
So msusni, surr CRAMPS, sfAsNs, snlh sto'
nArii, HENkfhihN, sl'h ukAnA'llh, "
ARRiIEA, HN~sENrkRN, willie, MlNh N III
EpMELs. aad al INTERNAL fAlNs,
TTssslrT. ,haahi .iss,s raTTH = lstilr ~ hAh'
WAYS READY hEllEf 9Th ikru, 30 iHsP'
In NairT Niil PUrNFnt sirknrssoT laias ham rhanss
& aairr, Il Il lr,irT Than frsHrh Brandy 90 Hit
'su a. a siimuiaut,
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MILLIONS Rcnr Testimony 10 their
. y~youdcrfuI curative Effects.
ytuco,r Ri,,cr. ara not n villa Enncv
mink. Mad, Of poor Rum. WhI,kcy.
proor S,iri,s mud Rcruso IIuuor., doc.
800 a. A..
",.u 'p,''u !. Wv" .m ,., 800
ea"ea iohc', "ppe'""A oe Nc"
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin.
but are a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from NIL
Alcoholic s,imninnts. They are the
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kidney s. Bladder Complaints,

Urinary, and Womb I isenses, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, Stuppngv " Water, Incontincnce OF Urine
iIrighi's Disease. Album inuria, and In cases where
there ARE brick dust deposits.
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We have Just Published

Our Annual Illustrated Pamphlet, which
contains q full description of the interior
construction Of the PATENT ARION
PIANU-FORTE, and all the other leading
Pianos of the different makes; illustrated
with cuts, thus contrasting the ARION
with oil other irst-class Pianos, and proving
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLlAN RES0LyENT

MADE TnH MOST ASTONISHING CURES
So QTIcK. 81 RArIn ARR TlE CHANGES
THE nnnY u~NpElGOES rNnEl " INfLu-
ENCE az rms TRULY WONDERFUL MEpi'
CINE. THAT
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Tharlrs Wsbb is ahUu 8 fe-f , inches high Tsfhsr
sl.sasr made verv small hAnds aud So : weighs
absunf rs or lH0 pounds hsir quite bl.rt and gen
snnfly cut shor. uhen last sen Nure = nIu-isrbs;
grey Fy-s: hss q srar on fDrehesd fkaf eEt-nds ~
~ o. IL hair, also a scar on his chiH ertebding up
rirhf Si8e q hcs- mad. ~ sh = from q pistol u
aiouf = ur - yesrs efaEs rather Esnfesl IN rp-
$1,000 LIZ ruunlarlan
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HEALTH! BEAUTY! !!

STRONG \ PURE RICH RLOnD-INcREASE
~ FLRSII NNp wEllnr-rLEAh SKIN AM
nENTTIHTLC COMPLEXION SEruIkn To ALL,
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FEVER " AGUH.

fENEf ahl AGuE cured fT my rsnis, Then
{. hni = rrmeiiai as-Ri In ibis N"Tid th.i sill ours
Fe,rT sni Aru@, aHl al oihrT Malsunas, hiion,!
SraTisi, TVphDid, N.iiss, sHd either fr'er', laiirl
~ RAILWAYS Plll.Si - aatrk a. hApMANf
HEAnI nELlEf, finy eenis Irf ls"illr,
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WHY and WHERE

our Pianos are superior to any in the
market.
Our pamphlet contains cngravings Of
all the different styles Of instruments that
we manufacture, giving q full description
Of each, so that q person can select the
style they may desire to order, with the
assurance that they will receive just as
good n Piano as If they were in our ware
house to select il. We have sold over FIVE
THOUSAND Pianos, many of them being
shipped great distances, and we have never
yet received the first con plant. As we
give o written guarantee with every Piano
wei manufacture, for five years, the pur-
chaser runs no rick.
Don't fail 10 grite for our Pamphlet phieh
re mail Free, and wheH you write state
rkat Paper you sue this notice ia,
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N. B.-we caution the public from pur-
chasing n cheap Piano, which has recently
been put in the market, bearing the name
Of u Arion." All genuine Arion Pianos
bear the name "Patent Arion," and car
only he purchased from cur New York
wareroOms, or our authorized Agents
| throughout the United States.
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Who would know more of this unriyalled Series
shu uld consult for details, I, THE DESCRIPTIVE
CATALOGUE, free to Teachers others, 8 cents; =,
THE ILLUSTRATED EDUCATIONAL BuLLE-
TIN, periodical organ OF the Publishers, full Of in.
siructicn for Teachers subscription, 10 cents SAM
pie free. Address
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A Q U ITO S
BOAT RACE AT BERGEN POINT.
Match Between the Vespers and Argonnnts-
The vespers tho Winners.


BERGEN POINT, N. j., August 90, 1871
The race that has for some time past caused so
much excitement In this vicinity between the vesper
Boat Club OF Yonkers and the Argonaut Boat Club
came on this afternoon and victory perched upon
tile banners of the former. although 1t was not won
without struggle The Vespers are veterans.
They have many times been victorious, while the
Argonauts are comparatively new at the work.
The latter deserve great credit for the manner In
which they contested the race, and their perform
ance this afternoon promises well for their future
efforts. They will be found no mean competitors,
ana those who desire TO try their mettle hereafter
Will ind no easy work before them.
The day did not promise well at first, the wind
blowing hard from the southwark, causing nasty
sea, one uniavoraoe for the fra shells that were 10
take part Ia The contest. The prospects scarcely
improved Is the day wore on, but as the time ap.
pointed for the start was late hopes were entertain
ed that the wind would moderate These hopes
were IN measure realized, but 1t long alter the
hour appointed before the steamers with che rival
boats crews ana Invited guests, left the wharf at
Tie course to be pulled over was from the wharf
at New Brighton to the lighthouse at The entrance or
Newark bay, distance OF three miles, AS the
steamers moved up 10 the starting point the sight
was certainly nne one. The banks Of the Kill Won
Kull were lined With lookers-on, the weather was
all that could be desired, and there every pros
pect OF the AFFAIR passing OH well.
After the Point had been reached there was some
quite late before all was ready and the word 70
ego was given Al last it. came, however and
occurred when only a few hundred yards
away and this compelled fresh start.
This occasioned more delay in getting into
positions for another trial. and 1t was getting quite
dark when the word CO. came second time.
They got of WELL and for long distance the Argo-
nauts maintained the lead, which they would prob.
ably have held had their boat been steered as wei
able one, and well kept up; but they swayed about
so much that the Vespers gained upon and finally
passed them. and then kept the lead to the end,
winning the race by only fifteen seconds. The time
made In going over the course by the VesperS was
I'm. 16s., and by the Argonauts 17m 3ls..
1t must be said that the Argonauts did not expect
to win, and they are well satisfied with the result,
as they thought to be beaten more than they were
by such old hands at the business
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship silesia NG), Traumann, Hamburg-Kunhardt
Steamship Virgo Buckley, savannah-Murray. Ferris 4
Co.
steamship Terry, Chaplin, Newborn, NC Murray, Fer
ris 4 Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bakeman, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Drew, Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-W ashington q Co.
Steamship Fania, Doane, Philadelphia Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Gaucus. Walden. Bostop-H = Dimock
Ship Young America, Cumming, San Francisco-Suon
4 Co.
Ship scresmer, Hail. Savannah--N esnth Sons.
Brig Annie X Storer, Adams, Celtic (France)- Miller
Houghton.
Brig Camille (Br). Pickett Gibraltar for orderrs-James
Henry.
Brig Atlantic (NG), Hardie, Esnore- wendt, Teens
Bockmann.
Brig vdar (Nor) Nielsen, Elsnore for orders-wendt,
Tefens Bockmann.
Brig Charles Hoard (Br), Messenger, st Johns PR
Brig Queen DIR, Center, st Thomas and a markct-Fred
MerkIe.
Bri. Crescent, Faulkner, windsor-J Whitney l. Co.
Schr Arcurius Knudsen, Uua and n market.
Schr Francis Saerly, Steton Chareston-Evans Ball h
Co.
Schr EQUAL, Titus, Bostop-RacKett & Bro.
Schr Snow Squat, Morton, Boston--S Lewis q Co.
Schr Broadheld Britt Boston Jed Frye Il Co.
schr 7 j Owens, Seeck, New Hsven-Perguson Il Wood.
Schr Barkew. Holmes StamforG-Rackett Bro.
Schr Nelly Bloomfield, Hobbie Stamford.
Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Dorby-Ferguson Wood
Steamer NJ Massey, Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer A Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer & Walker Sherein, Philadclp
Steamer ID Uuey DAVIS Philadelphia.
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THE SARATOGA REGATTA.

SARATOGA, n. y, August 90 1871.
Up to this date there have been fifteen entries for
the Saratoga International Regatta, ave for the
fouroared race and ten for the single SOUL race.
The following the crews entered for the former
race:-The Ward Brothers -four, OF Newburg; the
Bglin crew, the Mckee crew, the Tyne crew. of Eng
land, and the Taylor and Winship crew, OF England.
Those entered for the single scull race are:-John
Biglln, Joseph Kaye and Henry Coulter OF the Big.
lin crew; Ellis Ward, OF the Ward Brothers. crew:
Messrs. Bright, Kelly, Chambers and Percy OF the
Tyne crew; Joseph Il. Sadler ana Robert BagneIl
Of the Taylor and Winship crew. Of England. II has
not yet been determined on which days the respec.
tive VIII take place. The entries will be closed
on Thursday, Slst inst.