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BALTIMORE CARDS.

Lave received upwards of FIFTY FIRsTPRE
4 NUNS, and are among the best now made.
Every instrument fully warranted for Eve years.
Prices as low as the exclusive of the very pest
materials and the most thorough wofkma nship will
the piano purcha slug public, of the south especi.
ally, unite In the uuanimous verdict of the su.
periority Of the STIEFF PIANO. The DURAB. Ii.
TY OF our instruments is fully established by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND CoLLEG ES in the South
using 800 of our Pianos
Sole WhOiesale Agents for severRt of the prin-
eipHl manufacturers of Cabinet and Parlor Organs;
pric"s from S50 tn S60D. liberal discount 10
Clergvmen aud Sabbath Schools
prices ranging from S75 to 1850. Away g ON hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing the
and are using the Stle6 Piano.
CHAS. VI STIEFF.
Warerooms. No N Liberty ST. Balto., Md.
tactori 81 and IS Camden st, and 45 aud 81
ferry 20. April IS. 1874.
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

CnaFIestoWn, Jeterson Co, w. Va.
IAVING formed C, partnership tor the pur
J. pose of fenergeticaliy couductiug the business
of House Building and Carpeutering generally,
hereby notify the citizens of the cuuuty of Jefferson
that they ready for and soliclt orders, ana nv
promptitudc, faithful work and moderate charges,
expect to make it aivantageou. tc all to employ
them.
January 81. 1s73-tf.
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A4roN'S Alpha Pea. the earliest and most
~ delicate favored OF all the blue wrin kled va
rteties. being more productive and more desirable
than the eelebrated Mclean Little Gem, capnot
fail 90 please all lovers of good Peas DON'T fail to
give them trial CE REIIEP
March 10, 1874.
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D0OKS in the LibraEy-BuI~er'G, Trollope's
u EdwSrds', Whites, and all popular writer's.
October g, 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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JUST received Navy Blue. (Purpis Tinee, , Gr.v
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Cotton Laps. Canton Fannels. Gum and Arctic
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soeks-- F. T. GROVE.
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A Snake in a Railroad Car.

A letter from Geuesee to the Syracuse
Standard, under date of September "a, re.
lates the following:
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MAsoNIc GRIP. for mending China Porcelain.
1H1 marble, Wood. Leather, Furniture and in
short. every thing that car be broken every fam
lily should have = bottle, for sale by
February 10, 1874. C.E BELLER
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r. P. II. STAUB.

&IAvING Ihts day catered into partner SHIP in the
practice Of the Iaw. we will attend regularly
all the Courts Of Ieerson. and the Superior Courts
OF BerkeIey, Morgan, Clarke aud Frederick eoun-
IS. September /. is7a-,1
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NEW GOODS AND FRESH GROCERIES

TRY HAISEs' Fiv. Cent Havana Cigars. If You
i wish good smoke.
June %. 1874.
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PROBABLE DOUBLE MURDER.

Francisco Sebastian and James Costa, 1tal-
ians residing at No. As Crosbys, were arranging some
money at their home yesterday evening. when
Joseph Fano OF No. i3 Crosbyst and Paulo Supeanno
living in Marionst, Spring. entered the room and
began abusing Sebastian. The latter. 10 avoid hight
left the and went into the back yard and Costa
after demonstrating with the also left the
room and Joined Sebastian in the yard. Falino and
supeanno followed them after and renewed their
abuse, whereupon Sebastian attacked Falno with a
knife, giving him q deep wound in the abdomen, and
supeanno was stabbed by Costa in the region OF the
heart The police were informed OF the matter but on
proceedipg to the house found crowd OF excited
Italians assembled, all Of whom strenuously insisted
that they knew nothing about the and refused to
noint ont the assaants number OF them were there
non arrested and taken 20 the Station House, where
tbe wounded men identified Sebastian and Costa as the
men who stabbed them. The assalants were locked
mn in the Fourteenth Precinct stationhouse and the
wounded men were taken To bellevue hospital wneie
their wounds were pronounced fatal
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ACKgRMANA hi. residence in Paudeh SewJer'eT on SUNDAY
morning. Aug 80, George AeAefna"'
Notice of funeral hereafter
HOYT-At stanford. C'nn. on ihufsi'y <''n "' "
% and friends family Invited to attend his funeral
from 81 johns Stanford, Monday st O'Clock p IN
:, R,ookyp Aug 3d. Ho Of the lats
Henry Holt 10 the 33d Of his
o. funeral hereafter
MLEYA. Madison j. Aug. 20, Olive c.. wife othe Rev Dr.
Miley Of Drew Seminary.
on Tuesday Sept Train leaves New YORK IL
NULERSuddeny on Saturday night heart disease at Lakeside
Passport L. Freak L. Miller sohinlA" Aad business P''
SS oYcs of IF ianeral In tO-norrow's papers
MRR,Yon day. 29h Robert Lndley Mgry the
a his late residence Chsppaqua Third day nih,h month l.
will be In attendance TO meet Vie 1870
a N. Harlem train from New-iors
N Saturday Aug 90 Chss r. Rogers
asl % NJ. late residence 22l wisst Paterson Tuesday
arrival Il al foot o. Chambers 81
Re- friends Of the family, and members OF Affair
Lodge No. COL r. aud A. NJ, are invited 70 attend
NOTWITHSTANDING residence Jersey City Hshts Friday.
h L. wife Of VIM Edgar Rogers aud daughter OF Tee
iateC rogell Martin OF Nev-f ork.
PnnsYal on Monday o'clock from the Wsvery
81 Church Jersey Cy HghtA The remains VIII DC 'aAea 70
Railway for int -ment
sAITUs-At Mostown the ctr inst: Minnie sanford vie
Nicholas Saltus OF Brooklyn aud on surviving Gagher oil oa
Th friends OF the family respectfully invited attend the bersi
at o'clock Mondiy 3s the Fr Preso!tenan thura
In Heury-st, Brooklyn, near Perepontst
ToWNsEND-oa Sunday the Oh inst; the reere q her
Samuel 1875 HsonsL Brooku harth reici Of the
late Joseph Townsend, in the o3th year Of her age
Neuce offuneral hereahsr
wARRgs-a Ifp L. T. Aug 2J 1874 Bend, widow Of the late
Epiphras warren formerly Of Ithaca, N Y.
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OF day; and regards you, thought you ought 70
know the environment which with or without your CON
which some adjustment your part may be necessary
A mint OF Hamlet's, however, teaches US all how tho
fecy possible for you and to purchase intellectual
peace at the price Of INTELLECTUAL death The world
ing In who shelter and try persuade
others TO DO the same. would exhort you TO refuse
II the choice be forced upon you. compoon before
stagnatoD the leap OF the torrent before the stiffness OF
life. and therefore. hope; in the other none:
l have touched on debatablo questions, and led
with the View Of telling you, and through
you the world that regards these questions science
point to say that the views OF Lucretus and Bruno OF
Darwin and Spencer may be wrong; concede the pos
undergo modification. But the point is that. whether
night wrong, claim freedom to discuss them. The
right claimed is made good through the tribuaton
and anguish inflicted and endured in darker times than
ours but resulting In the immortal victories when
science has won for the human would set forth
equally the memorable advance OF mans understanding
OF his emotional nature which the understanding can
never satisfy. The world embraces not only a
Newton, but Shakespeare-not only Boyle, but q
Raphael-not only Kant, but Beethoven-not only
Darwin. but Carlyle. Not each Of these. buttn ALL Is
human nature whole. They not opposed. but sup
pementary-not mutually exclusive but reconcilaole
Aud II still unsatisfed. the human mind with the year-
ing OF a pilgrim his distant home will turn to the
mystery from which has emerged, seeking 30 to fash
ion II as to give unity to thought and fah so long as
any kind but with the enlightened recognition that u-
innate xity OF conception Is hero attainabe ana tha
each succeeding be held free to fashion the
mystery In accordance with his needs-then, In 0p
position to all the restrictions OF materiaism, would
affirm this to be field for the noblest exercise or wna
in contrast with the knowing faculties, may be called
the creative faculties of man. Here. however, must
quit theme for to handle, but which Will
be handled by the Hottest minds ages after you ana
like streaks OF morning cloud shall have melted into the
Infinite azure OF the past
What reception this discourse is to meet with in
England l will not take upon myself to predict.
You will get the first impressions of the London
press it by the post which carries this let
ter, but shall not get them till tomorrow and if
did, should not be inclined to suppose they were
final. days consideration of what has been with
Prof Tyndall the work of lifetime cannot give us
a right to Judgment on it. But whatever may be
the controversial view, whatever line authority and
convention may choose to take there can be but one
opinion of the address as an example of intellectual
power and of courageous sincerity in all times
q. W. s.
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OBIT UART.
JOHN HENRY FOLEY, n. A.
q. W. s.

A London telegram recently announced
the death OF John Henry Foley, the British soul pto
Mr. Foley who stood at the head Of his profession In
England was born in Dublin in 1918. and at the age OF
Is became student of the Dublin Royal Society," where
obtained first prizes the schools for modelling and
architecture He went to London at the age OF 6 and
studied sculpture at the Royal Academy appearing first
as an exhibitor in 1885, when he displayed figures
senting the Death of Abel and Innocence" In 1910
he produced "Ino and Bacchus which at rendered
him famous. In 1912 he exhibited the " Houseless
Wanderer," and in 1874 was chosen as one OF
three scuptOrs to execute the statues for the new
palace at Westminster, and received commissions Tor
Of Hampden and Selden, both OF which he exc
cuted successfully Mr. Foley. who had become in 1Si9
an associate of the Royal Academy, exhibited In 1851
"The Mother" aud in 1854 :" Egera," commissioned by
the corporation OF London. and now In the Mansion
House of that city, In 1856 he completed In bronze
"Lord Hardinge ana Charger" q group when was
greatly admired by the first authorities In BRITISH art
This was followed in 1853 by Caractacus," modelled for
the corporation OF London and in the same year the
author was made a member OF the Royal
Academy. His diploma work from "Comus
was next executed, and henceforth his time
was mainly engrossed in modelling portrait
aud monumental statues the orders for which were in
yarably given without any effort his part to secure
them. Among the more prominent OF the portrait
statues he modelled we're those OF Oliver Colds smith
and f Edmund Burke, both Tor DnOllD SIT onarie s
R,rrv - for the New Palace at Westminster; Lord
1er6ert" FOR the British War Ofhcej Father
and I,rd Ephinstone" for Bombay. His later works
have been the group personying Asia, for the Prince
C,nsort National Memorial and colossal equestrian
tat1e of Sir lanes Ouram, which unvaed at Cal
cutfa during the present year Mr.. Foley also modelled
win GREAT success StOnewa Jackson ordered
nv Rrrish and southern admirers OF the Confederate
General Tue latest work which engaged ms attention
VA Statue OF John Stuart Mill, intended for the series
OF national statues which be placed on the Victoria
Embankment London
OBITUARY NOTES.
Richard X. Chapel, of the firm of VIM. Ha-
yen A. Co. a well-knOwn leading citizen OF New London,
Conn. died on Saturday.
The Hon. Joshua Herrick died at his resi-
dence in Afford, Me-, yesterday age ~ years ana D
months He was born in Beverley, Mass. and removed
at an early age Maine which he represented III Con-
gress from 1912 to lSi3
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OBITUARY NOTES.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Monday. Aug. 81 i q. IN.
g,,lousis for The past tCenty-fOur hours.

Gpnopsis for The past tCentv-fOur hours .
The barometer is now lowest over the South
West and from Ohio to the East Gulf States; IL mas
fien somewhat in the Atlantic States with eastery or
sontherly winds and stationary or rising temperature
a. has risen from Tennessee the Upper Lakes ana the
NorthWest with clear clearing weather, fa'llng tenn
nerature and winds shifting 10 northwest ana north
east. ..,. ,,, main orooo
continues in Virginia and the South Atlantic states Inc
river has rapidly risen at Nashville, aud continued
falling slowly at Pittsburgh
PFOba6iHles.
Over the South Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
and rain areas probably followed during the after
noon and night by winds shifting to west ana bOrtn'
rising barometer higher temperature than on sunday
and clearing weather o,, ,,,,
over the Gulf States Tennessee and the ONO valley,
rising barometer. stationary falling temperature,
wind mostly from the north aud east clear or partly
cloudy weather, and occasional coast rains.
over the lake region, rising barometer stationary or
falling Temperature, winds mostly from the north ana
ast clear and partly cloudy weather and III the lower
lake re gion possibly occasional light rains.
On the Upper Mississippi ami Lower Missouri valleys
and the Northwest, winds veering 10 northeast ana
southeast slight change in temperature, generally clear
weather, and followed by falling barometer, with pos
slbly rain areas In the Northern portion.
over New England, generally higher barometer slight
changes IN temperature wind shifting 10 northwest
and northeast and partly cloudy weather.
the Middle States. slight changes ia pressure ana
temperature. tcinds mostly from the east and NORTH cloudy
or partly cloudy rGher, and RAIN areas especially east
Of the Aueghanles.
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PISgENG Frs ARRIVED

FROM LIvgRPOOL-Ia Steamship The Queen. Aug 3o-Mr.
strang ami lady Mrs c. Cowles hn Rabe, Miss Hodge Mrs
StOdsr NJ Stoddart John Mclean shop Of Sskaee
Mrs McLesn aud children Miss Flood Mr. Ahnson .ad ehd
Mrs and child M Mann and lady Rev Mr. and M Maheob.
Miss Keith, Mrs Martin Mr. and Mrs Grcm Mr. BOr and LADY,.
Mr. and Mrs Williams Prof ~ Stone and lady M o. Judd ~f,
children Miss Sarah Judd, Mrs Hammond asd
9 children Miss A. Hammond Mr.. RIs1 Mr. sed hrs Tr,ey
Mr. Hodgson Mr. Meekep. Mr. Roberts Mr. keroO No JUDI Mr.
Deciut Mr. Hooker Mr. Silver Mr. Davis, M West Mr. Browning
Mr. James Matheson Mr. Bwads Mr.. Campbell M Watson.
Mr. Levi Mr. Russell Mr. UDOune, Mr. Brice, Mr. Das Mr. Law
Dusack Mr. M Ray Mr. Unovns Mr. Jackson Mr.
Day Mr. RAY Mr.. McAdams Mr. Day Mr. fgnani Mr.
Mcclure Mr. Miller Mr. Boyle MI Dunn Mr. Shepard Mr. rng~s
FROM NEWoR .EANS-Ia stedDshp Mssappi. Aug. 3O.-k.
Fnoui N Sawory Mrs Pamsner George Darling Lieut. Peru
u s. A.
FROM GLASGOW &c.-In seamsh,p Trindere. AUG. 30-Mn
Scott, Miss Scott, X. scott Edward Gibson.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Neps see Second Pugel


sgD n.9:s. sas S ss's~ s
a. acai, Sfn 8r9 Sf,tss istS aud c.di iS,S
md.e. and pass to Henderson Bros nj, ,,..., A.. On 49,,
onssno~n Si., With %dse aui Das, to JOIN G. D,
Steamship Gamma tBr eddeoai Bermuda Aug "a with mdse and
Steamship Br Thomas Liverpool Aug 10, and Boston 10th.
steamship JOIN Gibson Winters, Georgetown D. c. With mise ,n1
steamship TeI, Bolger Galveston Aug 90 and Ks, "s's
25th with mise and pass to e. H. aaISEy Co. oe 18th MIA.
anu pass j. W, Qmntard Co "a
udse. and pass to Old Dominion Steamship Co I'D.
BARK BARK cS o5s Gef s HnsSy 50 days e%pJ
Is choEed in Gnye,end Bay FOX orders = Au,., Z, D,0a
Bfig 81 elno BrJ Gaia Foiut-,.Pre II DAYS. with
Howard Holder tof 81 JObn N 3D. Holder Bermuda d'Ja
sehr washington Berry Brunswick Ga Is With yellow pine
sShoossR'-t i'Eh aNn ' SA,iS.,n p,,va.,,.
Ja g. Teany, NespOrt Jeane Rosen Proydease'
j. b Carvllle New-lisven s. ). Tyler, Norwich
Sandy Point, Boston Geo. A. haIaen' ffo"uenoe.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Aug 30-Anyd steamship Crane from Baltimore,
o. s. steamship Manhattan, from sew-Yors:
Aug 3OArnVed steamship Montgomery from New
Aus 30-Arrired steamship Coumb
York Sailed steamship Manhattan for NewYo; Memeii foe
Boston T. X Weldon for Rotterdam bar Helen Campbell Tor
EEwORLRlSs Aug 30Arvd at the Passes steamship Eui'y
s0q from S1 Sr1 s1d s .SD o y ' rom S.
ship Hercules from Lsepoo BARK kArnas r' LoHon'
BsrIsoRs Aug SOAnvei steamships Falcon from ChstooI
Fanny on ana D '" p Foe from from Wilmington & s
Williams flom Work Cleared, steamship Mithf Stevens tn
New York Norikyn for bremen sailed steamship fosOmse
for Liverpool Bergenen Hsvre Suel aDd virginia Tor
Cork brgs Potomac Demeras Antonio Mana Tor oaeehpsn
SAN FKAScCo. Aug 3Olhe British steamship hAa'o' ITO"
Sidney here this morning.
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON AuS Bottle North German LloTis = hsmp
Herminn from New iOk Aug 49, arrived here to DAY aa
proceeded o Bremen. -. a.. a. -.
Quebec Aug 81, arrived olt to-day. ~ ,...
LosDoS Aug. 29saei the United States "asa CAsan'
Magtalens Union, Jane AIDE. Haff lpbe
Mari Lwto Caspa and Presto Arrived out ron ne unl tises
Goodrich On 18th t4o Neptune
SIennm Vnder Puroso and ANTON. Ga the 29h T. W seon.
81 Andrews Castle The has taken oo Dry Dock
at MaIyport, having been aground
SPOKEN.
Aug 90 IS souh Of Sandy Hook bark Rainbow yhp Of
snd Tor 46 months aud 80 days IRON oaT oil anis
n T.. (By Capt. Hazard Of tusDost CYclopsl
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the month of September as follows: 100000 on the
first and second Thursdays, and 10000 on the miro and
fourth Thursdays respectively making 10 all poooooo
The Mechanics Savings Bank OF Nashua.
N H., has resumed business The Bank Commissioner
under Of the Legislature have reduced tna
depostors accounts is per cent To VIII M
depreclated secures which Is considered by me 0n
GERS to be more than enough to cover ali possible oss
from the securities and new will be keps
the old.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
BANANA MARKETS.

Usy.xI kue sogar nominal warehouse at Hsvms
anrs 207 boxes and 700 hhd receipts che sees
$50 hores 2s 1900 bores
aud 256 hhd ncadng 800 and s the hohess 70 the
United ststes
Hsms-Amersan .slted, $40 qun. American us,read sozG
$3.50 Potatoes 50 5OGf9 75 barrel Ialos go qBin;si
WaI-Yelow s2U0$22 y sobe White f29a$3O Naval stores
Coal Oh 62d6 gallon Lumber nominal shoots
loaing Aavana for the United thtss
boz Of sugar. 75easl 25 hid Of Mo - oo to Val
mouth for orders, 35l. g..
spanish gold 1s96l90: American 19l dl92 Brchaoge du'es
and he United States, 90 days currency 15d15 pr,
MUM short sight, 8OdS3 premium co days god 9Ogg2 pre-
MUM short sight G96 premium; London llS9lz0 pro
mum Paris s3d9j premium.
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5uerlal Notlfss

Indy for sewers, ye.r, the principal female teacher the
has resided tifae s6rosi.
iesre, situation TEACHER In private amif 10 hes'lot OF
xcry or 10 Young abroad The best es
ona A, and character will be furnished on sPpes
ton To C. GRiSNOLD ESQ., flh Avenue noe VI No rhANn
n HOWE No 1873 Bast Tweoty-arst-st
House Free Gin to atiyfoarsh purchaser Of
Pak6i6 from $3.50 sou each paysots
s or 4 O monthly without Leres and ten twoso dwellings nov
sg erected distributed BY drawing nert Chnsm i've
among those No cost No chance
10 lose receive present Of dvePs Come AZ
~ ny morning the agent TO see the property res
81 srpea,e Pee every Sunday By special aa $3.50
M returning All lots goed bat choice Of loestoa
COCKS Real Headquarters 800 Ihiea Twenty
sirih.st N. Y. Iucose stamp for usH
The Genesis aud Etblcs of CoaI1gni Lsve. BY AN.
DRsw JACKSON DAVIS. Price, Posspt Paper Soe Cess TOO
% kass gssSthSs. Ass'issA
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THE POOR CHILDREN's LAST HOLIDAY.

The twelfth and last excursion for poor chill
dren took place Saturday. when 267 children from
the Ward taken TO Oriental Grove. on
Long Island Sound The children were accompanied by
Sergeant Doyle and number Of officers from the Sew
anteenth and Twenty-sixth Precincts. The boys and
girls enioyed themselves thoroughly, and they were
well supplied with sandwiches, cake, ice-creaui milk
and lemonade. The cost OF the excursion was VIC 10,
ahnni al cenfa for each child.
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MARRIED..

Poughkeeee eighth month 2.t 'eoriss
20 The order OF the Society Of Fends George CoFIe TO ANY A.
daughter Of the late Aaron Frost
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Rev. Dr. Calien EdSafa Long
botham TO Isabella Young all Of Brooklyn No cards
NACMIILAS-MEAD-On Thursday Aug ~ 1874 a. the residence
of The brides father Orange, n j., By the Rev o. v" hscwAs
of New Chicago Kansas w. Mcmlan jr TO Jua A. daughter
of Walter Mead. esq.
RoBERTSON-McKAY-On Tuesday, Aug % BY the Rev 3 ~
p, lanes d. Robertson Ella Mckay all OF Brooklyn NO esos
swaSN-BIrTL stockbridge Mass, on Thursis, 2fa
by The Lawrence John SWAMI ESD o. LONDON
England Lillian Louisa, daughter oil 0nA'e' d. Du' St 49,
City Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31

Ii is said here that the contract for the ex-
tension Of the railway Halifax has been awarded
Mr.. McKeene Of M0ncton.
Among the passengers by the steamer Mikado,
which arrived at San Francisco yesterday from Sydney
ia H. H. Hail. agent OF the line which the steamer
belongs He says he will remain until the financial
difficulties OF the company are adjusted.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
Treasurer Of New YORK W sell gold during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31

Are You Right sure that you are so phycauT constituted
he exempt from all attacks Cramps Cholera Morbu Dabaa
py,eprr II not it would prudent provide yourself with DE-
JAMES CAKxyArys safe medicine for these aneetons
and sure curative Complaint and all Diseases Of me
Bowels in either children adults
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l. Argonautas. BERGEN Point. SIT
o Gramercy New-York. ~ 70
q Argonaut, Toronto Canada. .......-.Not timed
SUMMARY.
BASE BALL.

The Mutuals of this city met the Atlantics
OF Brooklyn in championship game for the sixth time
this season on the Union Grounds Saturday, in the
presence OF about TOO spectators The game well
PLAYED on both sides and like all others between these
clubs resulted IN very close score, which is as follows
LIST. 81. 80 4th. 9Th. 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 9th. Totals.
n Mutual, :..........5 J 3 9 @ !
Umpr-Mr Hode of the Atlantic Cub. Runs earned-Muasls.
III. hnur. nd