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BRIDAL opfFfrs got up at very
Short notice.
ORDERS Filled Promptly and Var
rantcl to Pleasei
Milliners supplied at low
prices, and their orders promptly filled
aid sent off tho same day if possible.

Thankful to ths citizens Of Monroe county
for their liberal patronage, trnst I shall
still merit it. Qdsstions in regard to style
promptly and esndidiy answered. ,....
Mrs. J. X. CRUMBAKER,
octl7m1
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sNetu 2Obertlstments,
Barkley Hodgin's Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed, BY the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the es-
tate of Barkley Hodsin, deceased.
nov7w3 ISAAC HATCHER.
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Fl Q Q r L A N d,

IL - - Z IL Ia In -
German BiHers, Hoofands German Tonic,
aoith Hoofand's PodophyVin Pill,
.: will cure you,
They ore the Greatest Blood Purifiers
Knewn to the Medical world, and will eradi-
bate diseases arising from impure blood. De-
bility of the Digestive Organs, or Diseased
Liver in shorter time than any other known
remedies.
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The Whole Supreme Court Of Pa

Speak for these Remedies.
Who could ask or more Dignitsd aid Stronger
1estim0ay'
HoS. GEORGE ". WoobRAEp, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, at present member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 1t, 1867.
L find "Hoohands German Btters'' is q
good tonic useful in diseases of the digestive
organs, and of great benefit in cases Of de-
bility and want OF nervous action in the sys-
tenn. Yours. truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson. Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania:
PHILADELPHIA, April IS. 1867,
] consider aHoofand's German Bitters" a
tion oredicine in case of attacks of Indi-
my experiIDyspepsia. can certify this from
ence Of it. Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON.
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Hon. George sharswood, Justice of the su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1857.
l have found by experience. that "Hoof
lands German Bitters" is very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARsweoD.
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Hon. VIM. F. Rogers, Mayor Of the city Of
Buffalo, N, ":
Mayor's Office, Buffalo, June %. 1869.
haye used .'Hooiand's German Bitters and
can au'r recommend on them as an excellent M tonic,
imparting tone and visor to the system
Their use has been productive Of highly ben
efcal effects. WEN. +. RoGERs.
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s%Blank Deeds and Mott
cages for sale at his office.
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Hon. James NJ. Wood, ex-Mayoi Of Williams.
port, Pa:
take great pleasure in Recommending
.'Hoofand's German Tonic" to any cne who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. had the
Dyspepsia so badly it was impossible to keep
any food on my stomach, and became SO
weak as not to be able to walk half mile.
Two bottles of Tonic effected perfect cure.
JAMES NJ. WooD.
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Hoofand's German Bittcrs.
A Bitters 'Oit1om Alcohol or Spirits Of any kino,
Is different from all others. 1t is composed
Of the pure Juices, or Vital Principle
Of Roots, Herbs and Barks, (or as
incidentally termed Extracts,) the worthless
or inert portions Of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore in one Bottle of this Bitters
there is contained as much medicinal virtue
as will be found in several gallons of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. &C., used in this Bit
.ers are grown in Germany, their vital prin-
ciples extracted in that country by a soien-
tife Chemist, aud forwarded to the manufac-
tory in this city, where they are compounded
and bottled. Containing no spirituous ingre-
dients. this Bitters is free from the objections
urged against all others; no desire for stimu-
lants can be induced from their use, they can
not make drunkards, and cannot under any
circumstances have any but beneficial effect.
sE00fsand's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bit.ers, and is intended for. use. in
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
quired in connection with the. Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. combined with pure SAN
IA CRUZ RUM, and favored in such man
ner that the extreme bitterness of the bitters
is overcome, forming a preparation that is
highly agreeable and pleasant to the palate,
and containing the medicinal virtues of the
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 81 so per
bottle, which many persons think too high.
They must take into consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be Of pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished
at a cheaper price, but is it not better to pay
little more and have good article! A me-
dicinal preparation should contain none but
the best ingredients; aud they who expe It to
obtain a cheap compound, and be benefited
by it, will most certainly be cheated.
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A r E NJ I n D Err

To Debilitated Persons. to Dyspeptics. to Suf.
ferers from Liver Complaint, to those having
no Appetite, to those with Broken Down Con-
stltutions to Nervous people, to Children VAST
ing Away, to any with Debilitated Digestive
Organs, or suffering soiM nny Of the tollo,cipg
symptoms, ardtch indicate DtsorGercd L&rer O.,
Stomach
such as Con-
stipation, Inward
Piles, Fulluess or
Blood to the Head Acid
ity of the stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, ,Fluttering at
the Heart, Choking or Sufocating Ssnsa-
tions, when in Lying Posture, Dimnsss df
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight, Fe-
yer and Dull Paiu in the Head Defoien-
cy OF Perspiration, Yellowness Of the
Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side,
Back. Chest, Limbs, SC, Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant I'm
aginipgs of Evil and
Great Depression
of Spirits
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HAPs AND NISHAPS.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 333.
William II. Vincent, a pcddler living at No. 81
Fronst Brookl c, found l,ai in his bed, yesterday
The sewing machine factory of Bliss Il Co, at No.
90 John Broohyn damaged 800 yesterday b. are
The residence of c. Dinsmore, on ClutOn-st.,
Brooklyn robbed Of s5O worth OF syerWare. Saturday.
Edward BREEDER. age II, accidentally shot himself
abdomen yesterday No. % Bower eaHsng dangerous
wound.
JOSEPH Jones, aco p, of No. 81 First-ave., was
drowned Saturday evening while bathing the East River OF Thirty
tbiri-s.
fire yesterday in the PHOTOGRAPH material mann
factory o. T. H. T. Anthony. In the kryaycn depot building, At
Franklin anil hlus's., caused slight dsmsge.
John Lewis age -, of No. 121 CannOn-st, an As
season Revenue. and leading Republican many
the L,yeu.h Wand, died suil,ng Of apiopcV on SATURDAY
James Carroll Of Second-aVe. and George Oxford
Of lil No-s dangerously injured SATURDAY. b. The fall Of
elevator latham Bros lead pipe nnufict No ~ Besmanst
John Daley who was arrested for TObbing the
Blrular BROOKLYN, short
rearre,.eL
A swindlcr calling himself Hammond Allen,
"a and bearing tOrtd letters OF
incubation from cermu boz ts d aud BtUA u u's btu
several rcs be-g srd borrowing small money po
PIE tue East side Of tue cJ'.
Patrick Ilandley of No. 2G0 FiIst-ayc was arrested
Yesterday being s gan. that ssuc and beat
Nstgli,
ami Iblcl him 1J fo9er f,gu' tue prisoner Of As
assa.ln.s
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
m'ii Thomas Jao cre Of BrooAn !cteriiy for making a
naI assault 900 iaiei Lr w. OF t3 B-.ll"at .'hre Adams,
ke.rtfof .ricgy house e No 90 and IS Rot-s
plan. Broire. o. l0st-5t and committed J-atlr
Two uel all A'e s.r'' io.li DO the place
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Erie investigation has been adjourned
again on account Of the illness Of Mt. sOuthmayd.
A writ of error to the Supreme Court, General
Term was granted Saturday, in the case Of Lookup
Evans the abort lately convicted ofmanSaughtcr,
and sentenced 20 three and Oneha years imprisonment
by Judge Bedford.
Surrogate Veeder Of Kings County admitted
TO probate last week the wills Of the following:
Clthrne Ahrens Michael Whaly lila " L'nde Enelne Thomp
Walters al Brooklyn Leter Of admnistst On
granted Of Frederick e.e James Williams MARY
Stewart jail ana Bhe formerly Juaua Kanuoiky, Thomas ked
gan CHANGER sud MARY Christopher all Of roou Letters
guard person and estate Of James Wells granted to
William Anderson; Of Auceyne Ida Angevue and Plebe
Augeyiue, o Samuel ~ Haskus, all Of Brooklyn
The creditors of the Evergreen Cemetery
applied to Justice Pratt Saturday, in tho Kings County
Supreme Court, for an injunction TO restrain Pho T..
Rugges and william L. Audariese from selling the Gem
eery surplus lots and also for judgment declaring tbat
Ahddrlce a. not receiver the ground mat the pro-
Ceedhgs In which he appointed were Ncd ana that
inc acts OF the Legislature authorizing the sale were
repeated last Winter. II also asked that AndareSe
De ordered TO hand to the plaintiffs all property and
money which had come into his hands since his appoint
ment. Inc Court ordered reference OF the case TO
Benjamin L. Tracy.
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THE COURTS.
A PAVEMENT COMPANY SUES THE CONTROLLER
OF BROOKLYN.

A PAVEMENT COMPANY SUES THE CONTROLLER
OF BROOKLYN.
An action was brought in the Special Term
OF the Kings County Supreme Court Saturday by the
scrimsbaw Pavement Company against Evan VI. John
son. Controller Of Brooklyn TO S17O79 Go for
laying the scrmshaw pavement on seventh-ave- from
Uuou-st. Frst-st, from IhrdSt. 10 Nlutl-st., and
from Eeventh-st. 10 TWelfth-st. The plaintiffs claim
that the Water Board entered last November, into
contract with the Scrlmshaw Pavement Company, the
conditions OF which the plaintiffs have fully performed
and that the plaintiffs were entitled 10 receive Slil 49,
OF winch Sl1O19 G5 still remains due. They further
aege that the funds requisite or have been IN the
hands of the Controller 10 make this payment having
been realized by the sale OF bonds issued by the Mayor,
Controller and City Clerk but the Controller has refused
10 paw, and still refuses The Hon. VIM c. Dewitt, Cor
pOTaOn Counsel in answering the complaint, admitted
that the bonds of the city had been issued and sold orthe
purpose of providing money required 10 make payments
for mprOy authorized and made under the pro
visions of the act mentioned in the complaint including
Improvement Of Seveuth-ve but denies that the
funds are of the Controller under his
troll and he alleges that the proceeds arising from the
sale OF the bonds the City Treasury and cannot be
drawn thcrcfrOm except upon warrant signed by him.
self the City Clerk and the Mayor and be further al
leges that he ready and has offered to sign such war
rant. Counsel for plaintiffs demanded Judgment in
their the of defendant, being rTlNO
Gus and irrelevant, but the Court reserved decision
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AQUATIC.
REGATTA OF THE Ngw-YoRK YACHT cLUB-ThE
wALLACK CUP.

REGATTA or THE NEw-YORk 1ANhi NLO" -"
wALLACK CUf'
The annual regatta OF the New DIX 'acho
crh h;h ,roludes now 81 vessels, will take place on
rhrrsdor Inne D. The prizes are as follows; One
o Of the value Of $3.50; for rstclass soops
,,6o. for eeondclass soops 500; two challenge cups,
.raA nv J. g. Bennett, ir., and two subscription cups
Tespective values, 5000 and 500.
stekeboat will he anchored abreast of the lower
knouyn Vauderhilt,s St1tenF Island ahOut
wards from the Shore and another In an easterly line
with this about of mile from the shore
Between these stakebOats the schOOners Will anchor In
line, about 80 yards apart The hrstclass sloops VIII
anchor in manner 80 yards apart about $50 yards
south OF the schoOners and the secondcass soops in
Ike manner 50 yards apart about 70 yards south Of the
frsclass slOops. Mainsals foresas, and gafOpsails
may be set before starting unless otherwise ordered by
the Committee Yachts required to carry their nrl
signals at the main peak throughout the The
Committee 10 themselves the right TO rule ont
all yachts not in position at the signal for the start at
II The signal for preparing 10 start will be one
gun from the Committee steamer and after brief inter
val the signal for starting will be second gun from the
same steamer.
The course will he from the anchorage to the buoy
the Southwest Spit, passing il to the west and s0uth
thence 20 the ghshp rounding TO the northward ana
eastward, returning over the same course; passing 70
the east going and returning of all the bu0ys on the
West Bank-NO 13. No IL, and No. 9-aud TO the west
ward OF the inner fag-bOat OF Vanderbilts landing.
on Saturday June "a the yachts of the York Club
viii engage in ocean race from OF Sandy Hook "a
Long Branch for the cup offered by Lester Wa,laek
Competing yachts will form In line near the buoy OIL the
Hook (nown Buoy No. 81, al 10 a. m. on the day OF
the take lying start at IL a. M from an imaginary
mo DtINeeh tliat puoy anu e committee stoav, ~
coed 10 the stakcbOat anchored of the Sets0n House
Long Branch round 10 the eastward and return TO the
starting point.
The Atlantic Boat Club launched, on Satur.
day cedar fouroared barge, "a feet inches long
The Shatemuc Boat Club of Poughkeepsie
urday by q review and two races. large crowd a.
tended.
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lido not wish TO inform vou reader that Dr. Wonderful Or any ott
man has discovered r,ned, that Consumption when be LANCE
are hall cousumen hor win s., diseases ether ofmnd tey
or estate make men forever and leave death 10 play Tor sAn OF
work spl designed make SUMMARY sphere thsS f1lse
n h Heaven Itself shall be shoN Non have hesd enougo
ofth Kind II humhur. But vhea tel Won nat Or safes
the worst eases OF taaffh IN we
only assert that thousands testify o. VIII pay 80
pamphlet giving SYMPTOMS Ana 0'A''
ip,,roaon seat fee 20 auy aIIrS, THIS rrusdy
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF Tbs "oklp
Pic. mail postpaid receipt OF Iv cent OF
four packs dollars Beware OF counsrs and worthless
aons private stamp. which i poIn' guarantee OF
nuneness upon the outside per- Remember hAi lhs pnsle
amp issued by the Unitcd States GOr1 rnDent expressly o
las Portrait sn address anG the nous ..
CerGcaie OF Genunen engraved upon IT, and need MOI DC
Don't sNude by travellers and others representing uense, A..
Dr. Sage on living that has TIE ltese ana nghs
travel 20 sell hi, neicine. h V. PIERCE NJ. D.,
i3l Seueca-st Rusao n. Y.
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CRIMINAL COUPTS

Thomas Duffy and Michael Hogan. charged with
removing whisky on which no tar had paid held Saturday
l. 900 bail each
At the Essex Market Police Cont. Mary Smith of
No TO Avenue committed yesterday for stealing gold watch
from william II. DAILY living in the tame house
In the United states Circuit Court for the Eastern
manufacturing Illicit whisky, and reanded for sentence
Charles L. Haywood, charged with numbering John
Hce on board American brig Dexter Wa Iy dbs,I
on Saturday Commissioner Shields The evidence ,Losed thai M
wood killed hoGier IN selfdsense
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court. Georoe Nas
tsr,on committed yesterday for having my NJ no,s,
John Leonard ONO Eeyeuthiye held for stealing 81 rom ,L
pocket Of Martin Andrews, Oct T. l8I1
Volney Wright, recently arrested in California NV
Col whitley turned TIE une states Marshal sanray
and ed M in dosst Jail on charge o. having Cor sse Con-
t revenue stamps II alleged that Wright connected with
eIal ouuterfeiung transactions Ia this state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

Astor House-Senator Nye of Nevada, Sem
ator Pomeroy OF Kansas the Hon. Philetus sawyer NJ
O. of wisconsin; Prof. o. &. Pratt, Washington ana A.
b. Muett, Supervising Architect of the Treasury De
partment == Fifth Avenue Hotel-Gen. b. H. Butter
of Massac husetts and Gov. Bullock OF Georgia -
Gfsey House-W. II. H. Terrell, Assistant Postmaster
General === st. James Hotel-Gen. W. Myers, wash
ington, and Prof HOrsford OF Cambridge Mass. =-=
Holman Honse-ten. ID. Yckers Of New-Jersey. -
Albemarle Hotef-EX Revenue Commissioner David A.
Wells and w 8. Huntington, Washington. - Ciaren-
don Hotel-Capt Ward of the British Legation. So
New-York HOtel-Gen. NJ. c. Butler and W. j. Magrath
OF South Carolina == Grand Central Hotel-The Hon.
Cant H. Mcclellan, Valparaiso. === BreyoOrt House
G. A. Henderson, British Consul at Boston, and j. N Dali
glish Of London. ST. Nicholas H9tel-Gen ~ r.
Banks of Massachusetts Gov. j. Nicely Johnson of Ne
vada, the Hon. j. w. Swords, Now-Orieans, aud Gen.
q, w. DeitZleT, Kansas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN spEcULAToR

Otto Weiss, 4 German, age -, was found
dead, early yesterday IA the bathroom Of No. Firsst
where ne boarded lie came home Saturday evening in
apparent good spirits and conyesed cheerfuly with the
inmates OF the house, sitting the front stop until
after midnight. He had threatened 10 Kill him
self. Near him, when he found vial contain
ing laudanum, with which he is supposed to have ended
his life. Mr. Weiss wdowcr, without children,
ana 50 Tar known had relatives in this country.
He time Extensive dealer I'm frs and skins
and had alnassed a small fortune. Among hi, effects
bank book, showing that he had had $4,000 stand
ing Ia his credit, but this all lost Wiucky specu
iatOns. He very cOrpulent man, and had suffered
for months from q difficulty in breathing which
may have helped to make him weary Of life
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NOTES.


The IIaymakers viii play the Yale nine at
NewHaven next Wednesday
The EckfOrds defeated the Adelphi Juniors
saturday, by score of 81 TOT
The Athletics defeated the Stars on SatuT-
day, after 10 innings, by score Ii to - only.
The Rockford Club defeated the Trenton
Club nine, by a score of 33 to 5, last saturday.
The White Stockings defeated the Experts
at Philadelphia on Saturday, by "a score of "A to 2.
The grand annual College match-Yale VS..
HarVard-is fixed for the 4th Of July, at New-Hayen
The Brown University nine on Saturday were
defeated by the Boston Red Stockings by score of 10
10 6.
The old Union Club of Morrisania has been
reOrganzed amateur basis, and Will play open
ing game tomorrow on the old ground at MelrOse.
The Stars received a telegram from the
expect 10 meet the Stars, and not the Atanc June 90
The game between the Bible-IIouse and
THE TRIBUNE compositOrs, Saturday at GreenpOnt,
resulted defeat OF the latter the score being GO to 80
The Ailantics returned home Saturday
from Haven, after being defeated by ldles
Of The Atantics defeated the champion
Club of Connecticut, the Manstelds at Mddleown on
Friday, by score Of 80 to IA.
The officers of the Supreme and City Courts
OF Brooklyn played lively match al Prospect Park on
Saturday the result being the success OF the city Court
nine, by of 40 TO 3d. After the game, the Feuiau
General Gleason had race with Alderman Haver and
won by five yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
DECJGIONS--,JUNE 10.

SUPREME Court hanabeTs-By Judge Barnard
Tucker at Livingston AMoon granted Hsrmsn Agt Bale
g. james A. Blcecet ct hho
ton granted Cooper TssseMoon granted Honning sgt
BsTnore for counsel Van BoAk As van Boo
hFt.-MotOn granted. aud reference ordered.
By Judge Ingahan-H Clark aei SeWYok Life Insurance Anc
Trust onpany-Rningf settled Henry d. Cone sg hdHatl
H. b. C1n ri al sgn Charles Lfn'el
ahoton Geled IN the matter Of the application VI Lew
et aMoon 10 discharge granted John Nealt
AIT Jua granted bronson sgt The Ch6sFo hocA
Island and Pacific Railroad Memoranda counsel
Judge EJshn +. Morris sgt IOItas bbeebaI hotoD
4epies viii leave " Iepew w fsaLsy papen
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The Fish Commissioners of the State Of New
York announce that they nave 1900 salmon trout and
5000 salmon, about three inches long, which they Will
give 10 any DESTROYS OF stocking suitable public
waters In this state Persons wishing either should ad-
dress seth Green, Roche ser, " Y, describing parc-
larry the waters they wish to stock.
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HOME NEWS.
rr,R WEATHER.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

,..,.,ts-June 10. Is7O--Thermometor at a. M,
4, n m. 60; II p. m. 6lo June ll-59', co., 02''
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE H. 1871.
operation ,ho factory furnished employment to about

MoxrcI,m-TDe town will expend 5000 on pave
menta.
BnLEvrIE.-A child Of John Brady was drowned IN
the nill-pOnd on saturday.
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an MuOLESALE and RETAL-Erom nnc.

Over 100000 families continue to use
PRArs AsTM on anil 10 aeedents have occurred from IL
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"lvanhOcw All of SCOTS romanccs at SIT
Toys EcIEcrc CALCULATING LBEuy 100 Elst l7h Subscribe
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REMOvAL.-Willard Harvey dealer in imported
end domestic Papers Twines Threats and Codage Broadway
TO - Franklin ST.. New-lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
if designs reliable Watches choice JeEery and SyerNare,
SQuREs. - FuOu-st. Newlok. Diamonds a speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
TUE sTrFPLF CHASE.

for purse Of $780, entrance money to the SECOND
horse about two miles and quarter. IL n1n i've en-,
Sencral Tweed Oysterman was the faVotito aEuHH
Nc AID aud having opponent worthy the name, nc
ni,,re i'm a walk" by an eighth Of an men IAN
Many heating kone by two lengths for second money
Time, 5:l2 .rux,vx
GAVE D.y-seeple chsse. x..
Ms.riei catered h. Oysteunsn IT, dam Phil Brown, agtd
b pahoe entered ch Tammany by Lexington, dam La Mar
dis
lanes THOMPSON entered e Ahoae By Lexington. dam Alabama
w NJ Moran entered Mitchell by Mickey Free dam by Sove'
RmeT entered ch Gen. Tweed by Censor dam hp
Tine. 5:l2. Aha
The racing tomorrow viii be very interesting. , tx
principal event being the Westchester Cup, for W Mr.
IL horses entered The probable starterrs Pages
Bemonts Glenelg Kingsher being aInss1 ~ ~ Major
Hamburg, Mr.. BabcOcks Hembold. MI. ma" preaLness
Mr.. Crouse's Regards, and Mr.. saniordS 'i'"
Glenelg is the favorite against the held
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BASEBALL.
CANES THIS WEEK.

GANES THIS WEEK,
Monday Atlantic VS. Mutual CapitOline Grounds
Treslay-Actves Of Newark Champions 1t Jersey City
weircs aocori Muasi, Union Grounds and BesioTd vs.
Athletic Capitolne Grounds
Thurslay-C bicsgo " Mutual, Union Grounds.
Frdav-Athletc ys. Excelsior Csptoine Grounds
Saturday. eycsI1 vs. Eckiord Union Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

Is your house protected from robbers Flee
tdc il been successfully applied I'm the Of r. notNT.s Brg-
Gi AlH IELEGAPr for the past years, Is the only protection
that ha. never been broken through By burglars.
HOLMES Murray.st
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Announcements.
BUBNETT's KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetic
iAngOuncemeutAI

If people who suffer from the dull stupidity
ta meets Spring ami too Often IN an seasons Of tie
bow quick c0u be- cured b, AYRts ApARL ga
purge h lille from heir systems, should have better negbor
c.csrcr 81 ais 10 deal with