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FAKE
sIMMoSs,s LIVER REGULATOR

'AAh
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen
1t is eminently Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for inmeoir
7 ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many u dollar IN time
and DOCTORS bills.
After Forty YEARS trial it is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimo-
Iials OF its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and reanonsi,
blitr. Eminent physicians commend
Il a. iEFFTCTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, l'IZZI-
NESS SOUR STuMaC bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACXS. .PALPITATIoN Of the
HEART, PAIN In the region of
!. the KlDSEYs, DESpoNDENCY,
GLOON, and torebodirgs Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
q diseased LIVER.
If YOU feel DULL, DROWSY,
DEBILIT tTED. hsye frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR PIP ETITE, and
TONGUE COATED you are sui
terng from TORPID LlyEko or
RILIoUSNESs," and nothing
will cure YOU so speedily and
Tne LIVER. the largest organ
In the BODY. is generally The
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED in time great suf-
ferlng, wrelchedncss, aud
DEATH will enSe.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS, r Els I'll ESSNE 5,
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THE CHEAPEST. PUREST. AND BEST FAM
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81 have never seen or tried
such simple, eihcacious. sat
isfactory. aud pleasant RENE
DIV in INV life."-n. HAINER,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Hon. AleX. Ii. Stephens.
81 occasionally use when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmonss Liver Regulator
with good effects."-HoN,
ALEX. h. STEP, EMS.
Governor OF :.abama.
"Your Regulator has been
In Use Ia my family for some
time, and am persuaded IL Is
q v,,lu: ble addition to the
medical science" -GoY. y.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
inmy family for the past sew
eu;cen years. | can safely re-
co,nmeld it to the world as
the best medicine have ever
used tor ,hsi class Of diseases
IL purpnrts TO cure."-B. r.
THiGPEN.
tSimmons's Liver kegula-
tor has proved Il good ard elil-
cacinus medlclne."-C. A.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with DR.. oimmons's Liver
Medicine Tor mere Than TWEEN
ty years. anu know 1t 10 be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public."-N. Il. LYON
and II: l.. LYON, belIcion-
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LIVER REGULATOR.
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AUCTIOs sALEs-Fnture Days.
BY Grunbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

1--WE BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
It OF PORT MAYO, AT THE CORNER OF
LOUISIANA AND EIGHTH STREETS, At
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 4th OF june, a.
O'Clock p. ST., we viii sell upon the premises the
FIVE LOIS situated as above, each go BY 90 feet
to a. O.foot alley. They ore in the best and most
improving part Of Port Mayo, and are IN few
steps Of Williamsburg avenue. .
S $50 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
ie EryE Auct1oneers.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

DUILnING LOTS IN THE WESTERN
ID PART OF THE CITY FOR SALE.-Attrac-
tive BUILDING LOTS in thu. growing and iIp.
proving part CT the city, on Grace, Frauklin, and
Laurel Streets, near Monroe Park, for sale by
= -. .-s.. RICHARDSON & CO.,
nv 3l-lw Ill 3 Main street .
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RoARDINa AND LODaINa.

Mrs. j. B. GENTRY is prepared to &c.
ISl commedate number Of BObRDFRS her
residence, AGA Twelfth street, my 27-eedStN
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,

. ByJ. Thompson Brown, .'..t
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
lll3 Main street, next TO State Bank.
TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION A
l. SMALL, ATTRACTIVE, gW STOCK
BRICK HOUSE. WITH BAY-WINDOW, ON
FOUSHEE BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
%" WITHOUT RESERVE. ''
BY request of owner I will sell oil TUESDAY,
lime LIST, at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ, the above desirable
RRICK DWr LLING, No. $50 north Foushee
street. The house has four rooms. bay window
wi h inside blinds 10 parlor cuyert, water-closei,
some returns on investment on account OF Size and
convenience 10 busints>.
T ERMs One-fourlh cash balance In SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months. secured bv trust.ue, q.
j. 1uOMPSUS BROWN,
mvo7 -.' Auciouecr.
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POSTPONEMENT. t..'
Ry consent of parties the above sale Is POSTPONED
tIll WEDNEoDaY, June 9, 1875, at the same
hour w. EOODlN, ...
' IL F." JAM 8 l.. Appel SON,
io1 os7o Trustees.
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Buy no powders or prepared STN1MONs'S Liver
REGULATOR unless in our EN- <ravcd wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, aGa signature unbroKen
''''' N''''' j. Fl. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Macon. Ca, and Philadelphia.
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are unl asiness and
pain in the side. sometimes
the pain is in the shoulder, and
is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
the stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness bowels in general cos
- TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled With pain, and Gull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with lriBfui sensation Of hay-
ing LEFT USDOSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining of
| weakness DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY Of
the aboveSymptoms attend the
disease, and st other times
very FEW Of them {; but The
LIVER is generally the organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion anC
torpidity of the liver. and relief is always aux-
iously sought after If The liver is regulated iu IT.
action health Is almost Invariably secured. Wan
o. action In the liver causes headache, constipation
iaundce, pain In the shoulders, cough, chlls, dzz
ness. sour stomach bad llste in the mouth, bilious
attacks, papita,ion of the heart, depression OF spi
ritS, or The blues. and hundred other sym ptoms
for which SInMilNS'S LIVER REG ULATOK il
acts mildly eff ctua ~, and, being simple vegeta
bic compound can do no Injury In any quantities
that II may he taken. IL Is harmless In every way
ii has been used for fc:>y wears, and hundreds O
tlr good and great from all parts of the country
will vouch for its being tile purest and best.
mh 0-tJe2S
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

intending 10 make change in our business ~
In July We are selling our entire stock of FUR
NITUHE and MATThFSS without regard
to COST We have a large and complete stock, and
buy ers will not have the opportunity again TO buy
4 II parties n-edipy our gooos can save money by
seeing our ock. You VIII find BEDSTEADs. SIDE
BOARDS BUREAUS, ExTESSioN-TABLEs WARD
ROBES .rARLOR FURNITURE, WASIlSTANDs,
LOUNGES, TABLES. BOOKCASES, CHAIRS, tTA
CERES, MATTRESSES, ana great variety or other
gOOcs. ...s.... ~. IL aRN OOD " NIL En-.
my Slim governor sreeI
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Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our en- <raycd wrapper
with trademark, stamp, aaa signature unbroken;
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At CUST.-We offer our stock otM
II FURNITURE and M aTTRtSStS at
cast for thirty days. All in need VIII find fs7
their lime well spent In seeing our stock: ,,
-, HARDWOOD Il RITTER.
my le-1m Governor street, Rlchmond, Va.
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lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

ESTR AY.-Taken up on my premises,
Ia Habcrsroh's mill, at head OF Seventeenth street,
one large WHIT land. fiED--POfTED So" 4.
me owner will please come, prove properly, pay
expenses. anu take her away. 1
je 1-3l* MRS. ii Is ms LROt.
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ESTRAY.-Ta Taken up in my clover sSS5
n field, near Mechancsville tol-ghte. on-4s
tbc 81 81 uiumo THREE CUWS-two red. one
white The owner viii please come forward,
prove property, pay damages, and take them away.
i. / nl# Pal iP k PPLrn.
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nor RENT, the DWELLING over
the store Of Mr. John Bailey. on franklin Ill
street, No ] 7os, near the Old Market, contalning
six rooms: kitchen With two rooms; Water gas. &c.
pricn. very low 10 a good tenant. apply 10 Mr..
BAILEY. or to w. Is: AbLhohE.
my al ON 6l3 Sixth street. north.
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AMATEUR Akw YORK.
THE BELFAST CLUB.

THE WILKES cur woX BY BELFAST
In the closing matches to-day wilson, OF the
Belfast CLUB, won the wilkes Cup
BULLS EYES BY AMERICANS.
Messrs. Coleman and Gndersleeve, OF the Amerl.
can team. made TOUR BULBS eyes each at 500 yards
IN the contest for the Hundred Guinea Cup pre-
scented by the London Dramatic NelcS.
Coleman won the dnal snot, out the cup goes 20
Gidersleeye. under the rules, as Coleman won TIE
spencer Cup.
STATE OF THE WEATHER
strong and irregular WIND blew curlna sae
shooting, but no rain Tell
DISTRIBUTING THE PRIZES.
There was an immense crowd present al tne
exhibition place te-nignt, for the dlstrIouaon Of
she prizes.
Tue Lord Mayor OF Dublin presided and the
Lady Mayoress distributed the prizes, whoa IN
cluded badges for each MEMBER OF the American
seam.
THE SPEECHES.
TIE Lord Mayer MAJOR Leech and Sir James
Mackey made speeches CONCENTRATING the Anleri-
cans on their victory
Major Leech said the victory woud serve as an
additional tie between the two countries.
Colonel Gildersleeve res ouded. lie thanked
the Lord Mayor and all others IN Dublin and ire
land generally for the warm hospitality and gen.
srous applause that mad been ACCORDED mis- coun-
trymen and assured them that the occasion
would never be forgotten Uy The Americans.
PRIZB FROM AMERICA
At the conclusion OF MS remarks he presented
an elegant cup OF American silver and man ufac-
ture, to he shot for Annually oy the Irish rnemen.
The gilt was enthusiastically received.
COMING FETEs AND RECREATION.
On Monday the American party Will MAKE an ex-
cursion TO county wicklow.
A garden party IN honor OF the American team
was given this afternoon by Mr.. Vernon at Clon-
tart Castle.
There was large ATTENDANCE of the nobility and
gentry.
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DEXTER PARK RACES

THE BEST TIME EVER MADE IN THE STATE.
CHICAGO, July J. 1875.
The nrst OF the July meetings under the Dexter
Park management began yesterday. Tnere was
only o small attendance. The track was IN poor
condition, but the races we're unusually interest
ing, ana the best time ever made in the State was
made BY one OF the horses yesterday.
THE FIRST RAC1
was O mile dasn, ali ages. 100 lbs up; premium
$3.50; three-year-olds and under to rule; $3.50 TO
the FIRST SIS to second aud s25 10 the third. SIX
horses started. Rocket won the race Cr0ckiora
coming IN second and War jig hi d. Tine, / SAB
The SECOND RACs
was running race, premium 5000, FOR three-year-
olds; Hotel STAKE OF $500 added to cue sweep
stakes oil SIS eaon; mile ana repeat heats. Five
horses started. Aramus won the race. Bill Butler
coming IN second ana Daniel B0ons third. TIme,
l:46E-l:43A.
THE THIRD RACH
was trotsng race for purse or $500, for horses
that never oeat 2:40; $3.50 TO the FIRST horse and
the rest divided. Six horses started. Billy WATSON
won the race. coming IN anead In three out OF five
heats; Trouble came In second and Gertrude
third. lime, 2:3SK-2:37 Al :38-2 :Al-2:42
THE FOURTH RACE
was running race; premium $780, mile heats,
best three IN i've; $500 TO the drst horse. War
Jix won the race, Amadis coming In second and
sweet Bay third Time l:4IA-i:44z-l45H u
I L.
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THE URsULINE CONVENT.

In East Morrisania, hidden in q forest az nm.
brsgeous oaks, nestles the Ursullne Convent AS
may De inferred from It's name. this institution Is
conducted BY the sisters or the UrsuIlns order
OF clustered nuns, whose reput in Europe as
teachers IL very nigh The order IL eminently one
OF educators, aud It's record since It's establish
ment in the year 1900 Is q brilliant one
The exercises we're held In the chapel OF tho
convent Tue decorations we're Gil Scarlet IN
honor OF HIS Eminenee she Cardinal, VINO was
rendered a reception. Al she upper end Of she
chapel was platform covered with scarlet car
pet. on the platform, surrounding His kminenco,
sat a host OF young ladies' with crimson easnes.
Their immaculate white clothes formed striking
contrast with the beautiful crimson background
OF the stage. on the immense cardinal coiored
curtain az the back Of the stage was em3lazoned
In letters OF gold the word "welcome.n
The most Interesting part OF the programme was
the grand opening chorus, "Eccs Saeerdos Nag
nus'--a greeting to she CARDINAL
After tnt singing when ats Eminenca seemed
10 enjoy, MSs Mary Kennedy came forward
and addressed tne Cardinal very inter-
essing programme waa then proceeded with.
above The general run OF Gareweh addresses.
Although great honor, tne valedictory address
10 an 0nerOus duty, aud u 10 VERY rarely that the
writer aets In new idea. In different words Is
10 the same thing you neard q year ago Miss
MCGOWAN, however, managed TO work In with she
bricks and mortar Of sue Addlcos many new suR.
gesuve IDEAS clothed In elegant LANGUAGE, After
she valedictory. Miss Julia hemmeF was presented
with silver medal for proficiency In vocal music
and Kisses Gunari aud Greater were Antar,y
honored iot their tnstrnmen tai pronciency.
rHz CARDINALS sYsEcH
A. the close OF the exercises Hrs Emfneuco
arose and Congratulated ths young ladies' In tho
WArmasI terms aDoA As sikh saarastex Of taa
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THE RAILROAD PEACE.

ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THR PENNSYLVANIA
AND THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANIES.
BALTIMORE. Nd, July g. 1878.
In con 'ormity With the agreement between tls
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
companies the cars oil the latter will be run be-
tween Washington and New YORK, and the sales OF
through tickets ana enecKing Of baggage fully
resumed on Monday next the bth inst.
Travellers by the Baum ne aud Ohio route TO
ana rom the West aLd south Will DO extended
the sane facilities over the New Jersey lines OF
ire Pennsylvania Company as those going Dy the
peGnsyivania road. The rates oil lRre 70 the West
from Baumore are advanced a. ioiows.-Chi-
cago from $40 to SO so, Cincinnati, from $40 to
sl2 %; ST. Louis, rom sis TO SIS, or on similar
basis TO otheT pOintA
From New YORK TO CHICAGO. SIS; 20 50. Louis
80; TO Cincinnati $l5i 10 Louisville, SIS, and 10
Columbus, tlt so.
The new rates from Philadelphia 10 she West
90 the same points
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FRANCE.

THE LEGISLATIVE PARTY oE THE LIFT PREPAR-
ING FOR DISSOLUTION or THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, July 3, 1875
An import ant meeting OF the three groups OF
she Left was held last nlghL
LARGE REPRESENTATION.
Three hundred and tarty Deputes were pres
~nt.
WHAT WAS AccoMPL tsHED.
A resolution was unanimously passed agreeing
10 abstain rom unnecessary discussion. so that
all nee essary bills may De passed BY the middle OF
August
Provision was made for committee 90 aego-
riate with sne Ministry, the Duke de Audinret-
PAsquier and the leaders OF other Parliamentary
groups with the object oil ax.ng q day Tor she dis
solution OF the Assembly.
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ing vesuviuA They were all ageo ana carried l6I
pOu as except stanford. who had up i5A pounds.
Buiiet was tie favOnte. frOaOle tue second choice,
the others Bringing small prices ter most
tnlrd. fesuvius nowhere, IS he ala not 80 she
course.
re following are the details OF the running az
80 progressed -
THE FIRST RACE.
TRIAL PURSE $500. IOr al ages, dash OF one
mile entrance money to second and tAird horses
STARTERS.
Robinson. Morgan co.'s y. c. Searcher, oy En-
qurer, cam oy Bonnie Scotland, years Odd.
George Langsau's b. Countess, by Kentucky
dam Lady Biessington. year. old. 100 los.
low M 49,. -. ...........'
W. JennIAg's en-. c. YerdlgrIs, 0y versaleA
dan Behe Brandon, SIears old, 90 lbs tCiay-
Thomss Puryear d Co. IS b. c. Ledder. Oy Leam-
ing on, dam Jessie Dixon. years olo, W
IDS. tSparilng)., .......... ........
10. Donahue Co.'S CT. c. Dublin. Dy Kentucky.
dam Zaoee years old, los los. (Baf beej -.
K W. CanefOn's b. Inspiration, ny Warnin-
ster, dam Sophia, years old. los los
tD"yerl ....'............ .........'.........
A. u. Lewis Co.'s br. l. VandaLte, by Vandal,
dam Vesper Llgnt. Years Old, los los. uI us
W. WyncaIs b. IN. Mary Long, W WaIminster,
Dam Oy Tar RIVER years old. Ill 'os. PEN
az ae.I .,,;
Boone, dam Sigma, years Old, iOS los. Nv.
Lakeandi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A. layl0r's en-. IN. Minnie Mac, by Planet, dam
Edna years Oh. Ill IDS (Hughes.J ........ 10
Charles Fawn's Or. &. Wzara, by Concord,
dam by Dolly Morgan, years old, Ill los.
(HankensonJ ................... .............. IL
J. L wilson Co. - b. C. JacS rwIg dam sally
Morgan, years ola, 81 los. (MlllIganl ....... IA
Jonn Conee's b Ida Wells, oy bennington.
Gam Jessamlne Porter, years ola, los los.
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entertainment which tbey had provided Ire
especially cOmphmented them on tus aedresses
10 English. wnch, ne sad, were Admirably Weu
ner whioh was becoming 10 tbe speaking
OF young ladies He also pleased
that they haa exhibited such good iasts
IN al select ons on the programme ioI
he mignt say IA tuta that each exercise In iti
turn mad been short and sweet" ana EFT Sue
pleasing desire IN the heart u Tue listener for
renewal 81 the per Ormance.
HIS Bnnence. accompanied o. B!shOp Lynra.
OF Charleston: Vicar Genera Quinn, Rev. Father
FARLEY, secretary 60 his Emineu"e. and nuner-
Qua enOcourse OF priests o. tne Archdiocese ana
netghboring diOceses, adjourned 20 tue large re-
fectory OF the cor vent, wnsre sumptuons DIN
= them.
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SPAIN.

a COMBINATION ARMY OF THE cAELIsTs DE-
FEATED sEvERKLY III JovELLAR--THE ALTON
sIsTs IMPROVING THEIR SUCCESS
LONDON. July s, 1878
Dispatches from Madrid CONFIRM the report OF
General Jovellars victory over the united Carltst
bands OF Dorregaray, Cucula and villAain.
THE ALFoSsIsTs ACTIVE AND RESOLVED.
General Martinez Campos, vita the army OF
Catalonia, effected junction with Jovellar yester.
day, and the combined forces are now making
preparations to attack CaetavieJa.
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Time, 2:43I
TIE BETrIN
, VdIU 30 %.
TIE RACE.

the RACE.
chesapeake was first away, James A. second.
BaymInster third CALVIN fourth. General Harvey
fifth, ViatOr stxsh, Warwick seventh Bob Wooey
eighth, Ton Ocnnrree ninth They ran In this
wa7 around the lower turn. ana when thew en-.
tered the homestretch James A. was In front, Bay
minister second, Chesapeake third. After fac
run up the stretch the colts passed the Judges
stand in bunch, Chesap eske leading 4 snort
length. James A. second, Bayminster third, Gen.
eral Harvey lo1rth, Warwick nth, Calvin sixth,
Vator seventh Bob Wooiey eigntn, Tom Ochlltree
ninth. GolDg around the upper turn Chesa.
General Harvey taiTs. GAVIN fnnrsh Bop WoeIey
fifth, VIator sixth, ochItree seventh. When near
the quarter pole General Harvey swerved 10 the
dropped from the colt, and then Bayminster was
seen moving slowly behind, warwick, the rider
less colt, galloplng all toe way around after the
Otners. The positions OF the colts we're unchan ged
on the backstretch, and when they passed the
half.mie pole Chesapeake was leading a length,
James A. second, General Harvey tniro, Bob
Wooley fourth, CALVIN nth, ViatOr sixth, Tom
Ochi,ree seventh ths other two as pre-
James A. was Grsp, Chesapeake second. General
Harvey third, Calvin fourth, Tom 0chiltree ana,
horse-entered the nomesretcn II was very plain
that Mccreth's colts were TO DO tho winners, as
and then CALVIN came on vita viator ana General
barney. Calvin, however, soon passed them
al, and landed winner BY half a length.
but was placed fourth for having ruG
against warwick; Vlator placed third, Tom
OchllIrec fItb, James A. sixth, Bob WOocy sew
enta Bayminster eighth warwick ninth, without
rider. The time OF tae mile aud q MALI was
2aSE. Bayminster pulled up quite Jane, having
been injured at the time OF the collision between
General Harvey ana warwick.
THB sTKEPLRCHASE.
LONG BRANCH GRAND NATIONAL STRErLRCHAsR
for all ages, about three miles over a far hunting
course weiier weights; purse 5000; $3.50 TO the
hrsh 500 20 the second and $50 20 the third
horse.
srARTERs,
A. n. Torreuce's On. &. Trousle, by INVERSION,
dam Kate Mcdonald, years old, l6l los.
L. I
Lawrence and q. LOriliard's Oh. r. Bullet by
Bulletin dam oy Wagner years old, ISL
10 Donahues 0. b. Stanford, oy Bay DICK, dam
a By SeIthlan. JeaTs 0ld. L54 IDA LNaneXl..,.s .
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LoNG BRANCH. July s. 1879
Great interest was manifested this evening over
the races Of Monday. Pools were sold at the West
End Hotel The room was Gro Hded ana she bes-
ting spirited. The following is the average OF the
pools sold
Monmouth cup; two and naf miles; Ballan-
keel 1924, $500. e600 Aar n PenninetO $780,
1910. 500: wud Idl. sll0, $500, $l45i Vandallte,
SEQ sl55, sos. Purse race 5000; two mule neatsi
Big Fellow, $500 $780, $3.50; DOnnybrook $50. $40,
SIS: Carboo, 500 500. $50; Kadl, 800. s45 $50. In
the Hopeful Stakes, nall mile the following stables
are entered :-Lorlliard, ClabauGh, DOnobue Pur-
year Co.. Bevlns, Harvey, Lewis & Co.. SIC
Grath. GrInst cad. There were no pools sold on
this race, but L0rillard Is great 1dVor1te.
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A BARK pURposELY WRECKED.

THE CAPTAIN AND MATE ARRESTED -coNYEs-
SION OF THE LATTER.
san FRANCISCO July s. 1878.
captain Lindel, ana Dean, the chief mate OF the
bark Union, which was lost In Puget sound, May
I. by striking a rock aud sinking, we're arrested
yesterday at the instance OF the insurance com.
panies Or wllfully wrecEing that vessel, The
mate made a confession charging the Captain
with approaching him VITA plans 70 destroy ths
vessel, which design was deliberately carried out
Inc Captain denies the charge. The Union was
worth about So, 900. and insured for $4,000.
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CUBA.

AN rSsUREEcTIoNIsT REPORT coNTRAprcrED-
YOUNG MEN ON DANGEROUS ENTERPRISE
KEY WEST, Fla. July 3, 1873.
Mail advices from Havana contradict the ollcial
report to the Spanish authorities OF the landing
OF party ofinsurrents In the Guanajay jurisdlo-
ton Tor the purpose OF raising revolt.
No landing took place.
The party were young men rom Havana. They
left a SUBURBAN town for the Uazco Hills but were
intercepted. Several OF them were killed and
captured.
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The remainder were dispersed.

SPANISH OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
CAEIIsT EXTREMITY IN THE FIELD.
MADRth July 3-Eventng
" Is oficialy announced that General Jovellar
has established three batteries at distance Of 400
metres from Cantavleja and that that place 10 now
being vigorously attacked.
The POSITION OF General Dorregaray Is critical.
CANNOT GET AWAY.
General Martinez Campos has closed all the ave.
nues for the escape OF the Cartsts into Catalonia
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BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO. N. r., July 8, 1878.
The second day OF the July races came or to-
day, ABOUT 500 spectators being present The trot
for the 1855 class purse $500. nve horses started
VIZ. WoodchucE Prince Charlie. silver, M0llle and
Long Branch. W0Odcnuck wol.
The FIRST heat was q dead one between Prince
Charlie ami silver WOo1chuck winning the next
three. Before the race pools sod at 90 to 65 on
Loag Branch against the hed. Time, 1892 3s%-
D 90 sQe