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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17

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10 ncbrncr {e bic Sy,nptrme unb 2ufaae meg,
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tas be lhperlide sa.rs> unb Ginatbnsn, 3uIale.
melte beiunters ben 0ppo9oaSufe1 0Iters
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Mu:tcrtefdrerten, tas @urgen u. Grbredeu,
e.iden tranftaftes i3ufriden bes Sallcs, it,
mere urb GuBerliHe &ran1pfe.
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Erupfen ben ftarfen icdenben edleim auf>
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matismus, sesen &tGt, salise, renittirenbe
unb irtermittirente sJieber, 9egcn Rrantgetten
bes g!utes, Der Nierea unb Der Blafe.
Geaen: pDspepia Dter observation-disclosures
ben, GopJbmer,, Gdultcr{dmera 6ufeu, Be-
flersmuna bcr 8ruf, SdtpinbeL faures Auf>
frbcn aus BEN Masen, fdledter @efdmad i'm
Munbe, Gaacnleibcn, 5eratlcffen, Sdmersen
in bcr NicrenstsenS unb bunocrt anbcre arants
teit5erideinungea tpelGe eurS unSeTeaultd~
fett erscugt trerten.
0esen: Standardization, Ansf6rdse,
Sdmarem, SaI'AlGe, fleden, Dfite6er, @e-
farure, GartunfeI, &in9tpurmt, @runtfppf
{hl;rnme auacn, &otblauf, Rrdbe, @Gorf
IiSfarte uub antere &ranfbeiten her 6autif
ber Uehraub Der Ircpfen bet unnergleidlider
@irfuna. Cine einaige TlafGe ipirbtn
fat alien Gaaen feltfy ben tnslaubisRen son
lei @irfuna bie1es &eilmitteIS iberaeuseu.
9 efunbbeit Gures Sr9autSmus
wtrb bic Splge fetn.
Die 9Iai6e rSam6urger Sropfe1n" frfet
so Gents, rter fun 6laiden spei Collar,
unb. werben tieieIben nod Gmpfan9 teS @elbeS
frei nad allen Xbeilen BET 8ereinisten Stea-
ien Serfenbt.
Iueinise Nieberlase in Amerita BEL
4. Y0GELER & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Sci teien G6 ful&e, bic Msenten su .rerbeu
nun iden {driffli@ uaelbeu .eNue,.
re- Bic. 8ures, General assnt.
Sf. Paul Yeinn. ST. "a & a..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-17
$3.50 Genuine tut 9elanfe ton 100000

CAME 2Spfe $40; talts Qrpie IS; @iertelcte 81 so.
NJ uniere Qotterte III BON Staate eedartert; bic 3is.
brnsea inben tets sr feaeeistten 3eit unb uater Der Nn'
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tern gerRfentltdt unb allen Sntabern son 2UUfsn rirt
cine Gppte ,%uneanbt.
w. sHir seranaalten eins 3ietune tte Die ptias am
lesten Sage eines iee'n Wonats i'm Sdtre 1872.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
NAVY ORDERS.

Capt. s. P. Quackenbush is ordered to the command
A. me receiving Hampshire Norfolk, Va Lieut. Com
s, Lous Kmpn ordered the rendezvous San Fran
eco PASSED. Assistant Surgeon George Cubretn Is ordered TO the
Nr Ho,nta Al Ches First Assistant Engineer George
oEer oreed Naval Academy second Assistant Engineer
n smith n ordered Sangns, KEY est Florida Hear Ad
mai Roger, Tayor detached the eoIsmand Of the south
Atlantic station on reporting Of bis relief Rear Admiral Strong ana
s nermissou 10 remain till Commander K X
Owen il the command Of the receiving ship New Aup
and ordered duty the Newfork NavYfard
Master detached from Ordnance duy at the View
YORK H.yyYAr duty The south Atlantic station
81 California
sins orders Mhpman Robert seTens detached from The
K.nxa and granted First Assistant Engineer John
scott the Naval Station al League Island aud or
ded 20 the Mare Island California Nayy-fard First ASSISTANT I'm
ir- Andrade detached Mare Island California Navy
Yard aud the Monocscy, Aslaue station hrstAant
the hOnOcarY
hap second Assistant H. Keaney detached from
H. Nay Aeademy ordered the Congress European Stallion
second Assistant Rngineer W. Fitch detached rom the Con
gress ordered home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Brr,uo Aug ls-Lake M imports Or,he Az g nouns. Poar
AN bhiI Wheat, l23O 72 bnsl. c0En. t3S939 onhi
Osts 81 500 bush Canal hpmcuts Wheat 1914! bush Corr
1873 1853 Rt, 800 bush Flour qae' Wss'efa Sgrng
Winter Sgds9 % Wheat sales limited quoted Aisaasee
80 spunz No : SDruz. 81 49, chicago NO. spring,
81 lG Whit. Agsn. 81 IDG u 10 tOfn nfm Pune No he
az 4e se o. No. , 10 OOO aasa at 4as o.is dsl sales
In oO0 hrsh Al 94c tomiaa 1890. Bafe7 Malt
Pm- winter 81 l5dsl 10 PRIME Canada, 81 %
Orhsr articles unchlneec ., =. ,u,. -,
-. IN ~ II 81 % SO SpuBg good
- 970sl 90 No Snung n - IS No surrag
Augs Al N II n; 81 tom nr Of Hgh MXee
- tIi, iJs. 80 sold freely 3Oc lots; Rejected
e Oats steady . 2T az - cash August 2Tsc Re
- Barley active
All biyher an an % No oi al 81 10 delivered
rr,,op ouigt Pnrk Tl6 cash Lard .gsc
-. Tor ,nmmsr Dry Sailed Mrats shoulder .dS
no Modes gsd0-s loose; sweet Pckiei Ham, 81 r9 Re
sr.-5 5OO hh. Flour, HsMO bash Wheat 352 D)O hush.
,orB 600 bush OAs, 1000 iash I've. 800 hush Dasy
hsrep-i 200 tbs F0r l330DO bush Wheat 49, 900 busu
,B 30 900 BUSH Dat. 2OD besh. Rye 900 basb. BieV
ULgyELAsD Aug. <"leat lIn nl ghsr, sales q Ne Reg "a
= - II. Torn steady aud no iNT3Of oam
I'D a slles IS A5e Pern-an fiaaad a.
staniarf White 49, FOR ONO STATE Test tots
tlvrfssArr aug lersar t-saNi alVl.Fi, sii-s ~
IS 4natd jl Wheat Sam 81 Z504l 80 Nara na asi IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
The FIRE RECORD.
IN COlIOKs

IN COUDEs.
CoHOEs, AGg 1s.-A fire in Remsen and On
tario-sts.. eary hour this morning. destroyed
Aeheson * sons wool house and other buildings
The Office aud Western Union Telegraph Offices bad
escape tine Outbudings Of both being entirely
burned Total loss, sl6OO0 Insured FOR sO,0 DIVIDED
IN small sums in various companies
IN NORWICH. CONN
NOHwICH, Aug. lS.-Incendary fires are
becoming quite comm0s IN this section. on sunday
night barn belonging TO II. f. Eidd, in Norwich
was destroyed with III hay. 80 bundles "
rye. q nsluiug machine &c. TIE loss s9,0iB No
insurance,
ELSEWHERE.
twO-stsry frame house on Cedarst., Pat
erson. y. J.. destroyed BY frs on sunday. Los,
800 The IRE u supposed Ia have beeo tbs work OF an
iucendiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

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lge a sd e.. s sar md ar,o Common 5 Ygs
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Choice Obl bhs foHf tB"s'
barley SOoo bush R,- SEQ II5z an calii,
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shpentsOOO bbl Flour. $4,000 buse Wheat a. OOO baa
Cerp 1000 bush. Oats
WILMINGTON lS-Sputs r,rpentiu- stesdY ct BE- rosa
an - 80 ioT Strlilei cule rm1c1ne higher - Hard
- 81 Yelow Dip aud Virgin Tar at % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
MRS. PETER G. STUYyESANT.

The wife of the late Peter G.. Stuyvesant died
suddenly apOpexy, sunday morning. at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. Dr. Watts at No. West Tentb-st IN
this city. Mrs. stuyvesant was a native of Warren
County n J., and the daughter Of John Rutherford,
her mother being daughter Of Lewis Morris, one Of the
sgners Of the Declaration Of Independence. As
there were children, the greater part OF her bus
bands property divided among his nephews Gerard
stuyvesant and the Hon. Hamilton Fish, and his grand
nenbey Rutherford Stuyvesant. Mrs. Sruvvesant
in her s4th year lived at SecOndave and Eleyenthst
was visiting sister at the time OF her DEATH ana VIII
be missed by very large circle Of acquaintance. The
funeral will take place tomorrow from st. Mark
Church at Second-ave. and Stuyvesant-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
LATEST SHIP NERS.
Tor other Shan Nelcs see SecOnd Page

Tor other shan Necs Seeond Pags.I
ARRIVED
s,,amr Alabama fBr) Flint Glasgow g. tth
with aud pass 70 Austin BALDWIN 90.
SteamsnD Adgr lockwood tJsuesf0n O.. with pts
10 Henry T. Morgan & 90.
steamship Oceanic }rl Kddle Liverpool Aag T. 9ss-as
Sta, with ant pass 10 }. H. spsrts.
Ship Richard Baseoi of BoaIoal jsansOn Aiaa March s.s
Bark Amsid dtiLI Ama6 81 diys with corksoet-
Bark Sabia Hall, Romano. Mailgt 81 lays, w,h
BrE Zsrl BIZ
Bng Lyda II. CBe Jones 81 Ia1o d Cuba u with
Conservative Benson, Havana Il lays
sCHO0sERs-aIYgR
EVELYN Nj. Desert IIow Boy. Boaoa.
Llcona Proviieucr Ei.sd kviBe. StDningtos.
NJ. g. smith, seal isIlnd Nort 'aipm.
Nile Rockilnt. Pau Wild. Bf'ige9ort
J. ). BOsu Sonington Hlnpton. ProvtdsIrs
X. A. Ta1er. New Baiiof. Mime htha Saoo.
r. HOiEion. itoesasd. Elsn Allen, Gsril-r
T. a. sawyer C4lIiAS Henry Cole. PfDrdcncs.
NemauL0. prDgit~Ttt.
Allie Oakes Gardner, Ne. j. J. Hams, New Baiori-
WiSD-S1nioNu, fresh, s. z. thcs iui
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE IsPssSi Bilhmor" bark sen-
bngs POuerr Liverpool. Johns, spsrs
man M Tucker Corhrsne Rio Pssse1
Blore Breneni Gn acan Tor iiaV5ni, .ia
inHistlii. for Nev-York.
York Havana Cleared. chr Emma FnurY. Tor
Boston.
NEw-ORLzASs Aug 1Gsaed steamship George Cromwell. Cisop
fOs Sewlork Arrived steamship View Orleans Eager 1r New ora
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA. Aug l-Arngod steamship Cuba Palmer Vera Cruz ssk
ProgrcssO lOf Nea-f0lk. Co SAL ZOt1.
QuEKSsrOwN lSIhe Cansri Liza steamship Sbeu, IA
Boston Aug . tot Liverpool called hrre saturday iasfu'
HALU.x ~ s. Aag ls-The steamship Falmouth whose
been runoTe1, arrived rom P,rhna @ aght Toe Aiiit iroa
GissgoH. arrived sunday a ght
MEMORANDA.
The reported ng Of the bark Cha san Francisco, GA Ssta
premature the bark Casco sIef Tor PcuambacO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
ROWING.

The Regatta Committee of the National
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen have made arrange
mepts for regatta Philadelphia, on the Schuylkil
course on Oct T. The races Will be for single sculs
pairoars and fourosrs and the prizes will be individual
medals and stand Of cOlors for the fourOared cham
ponship as well the regular challenge association
prizes of silver plate In the paOared race, contestants
NAV enter pairscus in lieu OF oars, at option call
Will he issued second convention, TO be Eed IN
Philadelphia Oct, g. for the permanent organization OF
National Rowing Association and the adoption OF sueh
Standard rules on races and qualifications may be
deemed expedient. Entries will close Sept g. and will
the secretary OF the Regatta COMMITTEE at
No. 100 Waverley-place in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
CANADIAN RACES.

TORoNTo, Aug. 1S.-The races at the Garlic
ton Course to-day, attended by 5000 spectators,
and went of with great ecat, the vernorGenera and
distinguished party being present. The first race
which was hurde-race for Dominion breds, was won
by Jack Barber with Sterling second and Jack In
the Green third. A hack race followed. The
Lost Stakes. mile, 100 pounds eacn,
easily won by Jim Connor, late Allderc, win
Frank Ross second and Lottie b. third Then followed
the race Of the meeting two mile task. for which Lord
Byron. War Cry, Rifle Hunt, aud War Girl started Inc
race was oanter by War Cry, Byron, who broke
down, being second, the rest having been beaten on
There will be five tomorrow, and large nelds are
expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
OBTTUARY NOTES.

Gen.A. B. Warford, at one time President of
en- No,tbern Pacific Railroad died ut HARRISBURG Pa,
sunday last -,
The Hon. Garnett Andrews died on the l4th
inst. at Washington, Wilkes County, Ga He prao-
iced law with considerable success for many years ana
also took an active part in politics. he was nominated
nv the American party for Governor OF Georgia IN 1855
MT was defeated by the Hon. Hersehel " Johnson
Judge Andrews vigorously opposed Secession put AFTER
yard acquIesced therein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

ALLBNAt Point the 1854 sarah 2 Aen yo-Dses.
diugh,c- OF Iu IA A. and Elisha H. AIea ir
ATyAFERAs Der residence place Bo,syl ID.
eye ug the l5h Harriet iioaiey Of Nm e. AtSaLr.
% the 18Th year Of her ~.
Notice Of funeral in t0-mOfrow's piprr
BARLOW-Oa MONDAY 18Th Nellie SiHpsoa daughter Of Charles ami
Souee VI funeral hereafter.
CARPBYTBR-On DAY ss nsl, u iOopsIr.
Aa.9a peaie, IN as 81 .r q ~ invited To- attend the e,,.,t
residence, No. BIZ East rhr'ecna' Foafh dss
CSic1so ana MSau1os papers please copy
CoBB-L9 Hsyark on ts L5s inst s. w Cobb ,sG 20 ea'.
Tuesday 18Th at O'Clock Relatives and friends o. tbs
family respectfully HVel 10 aead inI'f2ra Ia "'ele Cs
DIMOCK-At Bizabeb " j. SATURDAY. Aug l6 BdTar wsst.
The relatives and friends respectfully
funeral from the residence O s prruts hapiease. o.
FROsTA Monday August -, Aun laughter Of John ="
The relatives he family respectfully rqaesssa 10
attend funeral from me residence Of hef lhsi % nsns'I
August IL IL rom the church al CTosoa al IL 10
HARr-At NewJersey August 49, 1873 Rgnac Bnis
daughter Eais r. and Lar Hart, aged rear aud II months
Notice Of funeral
HBSOP-on sunday August H. Pedenek Lewis Hnop The 67s
TIE renaias vii BE- taken 70 Phiadsipbs Tor intern-nt
LOCKWOOD-Ou Ijtb Odle lockwood ist Of hs
The relatives 4ad friends sly fnrud. Of
Joseph B. Lockwood ns % attend h. ilBer io ne sass
day Afternoon 18Th iusL At O'clock
MASNOn SATURDAY the 6,h Mary Ann, wife fine late Ab.s
Pq9: ;.ss p.es IRON the S , DER ig s Se.
oeIoes
PAULISoS-At P,sse, n J. MoBday, August - ch.li-s
rausou youngest 80. % Charles ~ anu AaHA Paanoa aged ~
years. moaths, aud % days
The aael viii tals place at tie residence o. b, p,ss5 %
ca aasis. .e !. Il M asd i.45 D a.
ROoT-Auguss H. Princeton, Mass Mrs Aary Root % BooslL.
n Cephas Root Of Greenheh Mass aged 81
sOUTHMAYD-At jersey City ID SJh Of her
N ta8 late Henri sOuhmsr AND i1sh
the ate Maor Robert Nssler Of MitaeoNn. Conn.,
Tie .imy invited " aenJ Der fnnes
on Thursday ns 4 O'Clock IRON her late residence 50
Graad-sL, Jerzsy Cats.
spRING-MudAy Inst. GAasr Spring lie SssA
yesf fins
Notice funeral hereafter
TtYyRsA NT-udeny IT, Helea stuTveNsnt laughter "a
Rutheuu widow OF The late Peter O. stay
vesant 10 the S4th year OF her
RI yes and respectfully avted 70 attend the funeral
Narks Church B0Werv Wednesday 10th last, Ii
O'Clock a IN without Iurtacr nOncs
TAYORIn brooklyn Aug TO- Ea wife James A. rayor snt
Jaecb and Charlotte fsnswortb ssd 20 t1
7 m0atbs
Pgneral vii place Tuesday Aug - O'Clock IRON
hath H. CARY 10 3mihsI, Fulton Relatives
and frieHis inuled 10 attend
TYLER- vneand n j. Aas IA Rev John Bery Tyler sge 81
wATsOsA Paterson, j. suddenly spopeTy. the i6s
INST, james Watson. IN The 62i Of hiS
family ally attend his funeral
Second Presbyterian Church. Paterson j. Tuesday ne
l9h inst, al , O'Clock p. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

In the hveyear-old there were three starters
Emerson Golddust who entered refusing to appear
for sufficient reason expelled from the track In
the pools Kate Bennett sold at s25 to s against the field
The main between her and Fleety Golddus
the first heat broke the quarter, sending
Wallace 10 the second and Golddust 20 first. Bennett
gained second at the half Tapped Goiddust at three
quarters and home three lengths ahead. In the
second heat took the lead quarter and kept
throughout although G0lddust Rugged her close at
three-quarers In the third heat the two were neck
and neck at the quarter and Goddust lead at three
quarters but she did not have the bottom and Kate Ben
nett again passed her the stretch, winning the heat
by Two lengths and the three straight heats.
Purse $1,000 for AMI under 5000 TO the srst S43O
TO the second $3.50 to the third
p Dorsey Kcniuekey ch Emerson COdduSt Brpeied
L. L. DoTsey jr Louisville Pieety Cioiddust.....
Jas Wilson Nashville, % Kate Bennett.
Edwin ThAuD, rhAunSdsle b. wild Drawn
Time-2:33i 2:3S 2:4l.
Iu the free-fOr-a there only two starters,
Goldsmith Maid and American Girl. Henry strained a
in condition, and was also drawn. The issue OF
the being settled beforehand the pools sold merely
the me-2:20 the favorite against Glg1 aud 22l
Each of the latter being $40 10 SIS against the nrst Not
withstanding the heavy track II was matter or rdl-
Guile that the Maid made slower time than the nve-year-
Odds. Tue Maid broke little, and caught her feet again
in her usual wonderful manner.
Urea PARK-same day purse $1,000 500
first horse 81. 500 10 second. and 81 900 TO third
Philadelphia, b. m. Goldsmith Maid ....1
o. A. HcEOk Of Phiacelpha hr n Lacy. Drawn
D. Pfeider Of NewYork American G..............2
n. RodeH Of Newiork br Henri. Drawn
Tme-225ll 2:27 Z. 2:34S[
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
THE YALE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-Capt. Arson Mills of
a. ., cavalry under whose escort Prof o. C. Marsh OF
via College and ten students from that institution
vent TO the Slobrara River and Antelope Creek IN
aarch Of fossils, ETC., writes 70 the War Department
that the expedition had very successInl narcn. NO
Indisns were encountered, and Capt Mills EXPRESSES
The opinion that that country Is free from at east noSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
ORANGE COUNTY RACES.

MIDDLETowN, Aug. 1S.-The entries for the
annual fair the Orange County Pleasure Grounds As
socation of Mddletowu, which will be held Aug. a.
49, and 90 closed Saturday evening There were %
entries including some OF the horses in the coun
try The list comprised 10 OF the three-m mute class II
OF the 2l 10 OF the 24O Of the 26. IL or inc $50 dhu
of inc $50 The premiums offered amount 70 $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
J. w. SWAN.

J.W. Swan of Elgin, Kane Co., H., died
recently in city. He was long time resident OF
Medina n Y, and for upward Of 30 years engaged
in mercantile pursuits He held the position Of Harbor
Master at this port under Gov. Fenton. and was Pres
dental elector the Liberal ticket last Fall MI swan
,ras on intimate terms with many prominent public
man and was held In esteem Dy his fellowcltzens III
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HE LONG BRANCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1s-Forty-fve horses
arrived from Saratoga to-day Much interest is felt in
the mile-heat hurdle race Wednesday 1t is ex-
pected that eight win start-Bind Tom, Revenge
late sorre Dam Village Blacksmith, George West, Mary
CLARK Trade Wind Wiley and Boss Tweed. Revenge is
the favorite John HOey gives the COtagers' Cup on
the second day for which heavy bets pending
between Whisper and Stonehenge.
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r-r, Y Y Aug Is-Tle Cheese market TO-DAY little
&c., b.n a., week. the ofeu.s fully 5000 Of which
,teen 900 and 1000 -g l3Hi3 o. i sent a.
l24dt2's- . .,-a,o,- a.. r.,
- .rset a. verr fu not offered; 1900
f hes, 0neha going commission aud Vie Other hail A.
/ 2 &c principally lots receiving lZ'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

Tsin Cfins left here today on their way 70 Japih
They will go by the Union Pacific Railroad 10 Gan iran
cisco whence they viii the steamer japan on nc
frst of September A large number Of friends accom-
pany thsm o portion OF the way.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Aug. 1S.-The lifeless form
a, Mrs Ardee was lately discovered in the Gloucester
cemetery stretched tho grave Of her children ~
supposed she committed suicide as she aad met VII"
somestic Affections. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
CRICKET.

The Manhattan Cricket Club will 60 to Bos-
ton on Wednesday play in Boston Thursday with
the Watham Club, and Friday with the Boston
Cricket Club. The Manhattan party will consist OF
Messrs. Hosford. Kearsley Byron, jackson, Keller
McDonghal Rutty, Oakley, donaldson. OLOnergan,
HAYWARD Rookie.
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rATrIR MARKET

Anr 15-CArrIg fl 500 tr shpra<
Steers nominal - J0aSJ 7O Medium Cnoee tecS Steers SO
- TEXANS. S2l1sJ. Common % Good cornei - JOlbt
HOes-lye 10000 head heIias Rrrs
gO15l
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON GLASGOW-fn seamshiD alabama Aug Is-Trs sswsvs
r. FLINT obrrt gn 3. C,iar. 81 Cousins, Dr. , - Gas
7. p McD,vu A. s. CrTksbaak f. W. BOYD aud si ans a.u
TAYLOR. hrur aobiuson.