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The match was won By the New Workers by only IL
runs The playing, neding ard batting was beautiful
on both side- The bowlers the Newark sdc-hcssrs.
Ward, HALLS and JoTcrrob-wcre excellent, a. was also
Tat Of Messrs Barker and Crossiey, Of the New York
club sp'vey made larger addiag the two innings
,csc'hsr) than sny member Of either club Wright and
Hgham also ba'tsd we'll each mailing good score The
same can also be said OF warner and Halls, Of the New
Nk side.
The loDgstop-Fetcher--ss usual, did remarkably wen,
considering that In both innings bu, byes we're made
BY he Newsrkers from The swim bowling OF Barker and
Crosey About $50 persons present on the ground
ard among them several ladies, who seemed even
interested hsn the gepemen during toe progress OF this
beautiful and manly game.
Several matches OF great ilercst 10 al who love this
noble game vii come cc ths seasoH Ard ice aztec
W. &c S,TsA
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Personal Int llKeace.

Parpn Gerolt, The Prussian Muster, Is Ia town and
stopping at Brevoor House lie leaves day in the
Asia, q short will 10 Prussia On his return no viii 10
accompanied ny hts family. Baron aero't Is veteran
and able Diplomat ana s much respected IN wsshpsto
and else shere.
The barbecue at ycksburg TO Col Jea Davis, very
largely attended. Delegations present from Yazoo
City and county, jackson, Canton and the parishes or
Ioalsiasc ontglous The procession headed by
military, and went TO The Court House square, here Col
Davis spoke for hour and half AT the dinner,
speeches were made by Aessrs Tupper, Singleton, Roy
Graves and Burwrii.
BY the San Anton 10 ceSss) papers We learn that Cen
TW ggs expected in ai city hourly 10 take charge of
The Texas division OF the red States army place Of
Gn johnson, Who proceeds TO Fort Ieaveuwor To take
command Of the government surveying expedition across
The plains.
Tho Galveston Herald Of the 18TH inst say.Thai MAJ
McCuOch will not to uAh Goyorno, Of that hetero
gcneons mass OF humanity calicd Mormons Is settled
fact onicisiy informed ,ba, on yesterday he
quaded Marshal OF the nited States the Eastern
disc, % Texas gave the required bond which was
approved OF by the Judge Of the court
We learn that Rev n- Cheeycr or is city by invita-
ton Of gentlemen connected with the lnigrsnt AID
Company, VIII deliver address on the "wrongs Of
kausas" nj the Music Hail. Roston, this evcnog
Gov Marcy at Congress Hall, Albany, He Is In dne
b1alth, and evidently enjoying Che relaxation which OK.
empton from long and sc gerc labor affords him.
Tho Toledo Ohio Tims Of tho 23d inst. says:-Mr En-
M trrssaes has been optag for day Or two
about three miles out Of city Last evening" the To
cdo lrass Band, accompanied by several of czons,
paid him visit, and gave him serrnade. Although 10
BIN entirely unexpected and finding him somewhat
dFdhdlf hi manly form made Il, appearance the
front s' r Of W., Harris rcsdcncc, where he ~as greet,
81 with cheer that were desfennR. Mr. Espy, behalf
Ct i1efo, aocgzed ia few remarks for the abrupt and
unseaouable Wait nr b. responded in a very neat and
happy speech.
The Cneinnan Enq,irsY says:-Tbe telegraph states
That Govcrncr Joseph A. Wright Of Indiana has been
tindercd the appointment Of Governor Of Utah.
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MANAGE AuD pHAYu


CorsrNr-JacEsoy-in New Orleans, Mr.. Asnns-
CorKrxsAj then OF The ship Sheridan uoy OF the ontario
toNrs. ExxA JACKSON, Of this city.
fAverpooi and Manchester England papers please copy
JsrKsoN-iRuIS--On Thursday, Msy "a, by the Rev.
N. Thomson, HrgH B. JACKSON 10 FIIz,Err, I daughter
Of psvid Twin, ksa., all OF this city.
Jiswoy-sExRors in Brooklyn, Nay 20. BY the Rev.
Guion Iamage, at tho residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs Maria keseroe, the Rev Ct,strs M Jasros, Of this
city, 10 Miss ANY ELIZA MpsxRofE
kuIY-CosuN-On Wednesday. May 90 at The rest
dence ~ John Kelly, sq No az Monroe street by the
Rev. y Brennan, Fovlsp J. KxtIr, Esq, 70 Mar Coz
NV, the beautiful and accomplished soptcd daughter OF
The late Mrs. r MuvihHe, all Of tbs city.
McCtARr-fRss-rn 81 Johns church, WAREHOUSE
Point, Conn., on Monday, May o. BY the r. Rev Bishop
Williams, Rev HxsRy McCtRr, rector OF the PARISH, 10
MAto.zwr e. daughter Of Thoophllus rersse, Esa Of
Windsor locks Coon.
R,u-CHss.-un Tuesday, May "a By The Rev. 2
Taxscy, ? y Tx to Iva gaAszI 4. :. - 90,
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INV Rvu;EQUx OPNa.-rho Rucklcys last Monday
evening brought out novel and very amusing spectscu
lar buriesque that will most likely keep possession Of
their snug little stage for long time is founded on
the famous fairy story of aladdin, the Wonderful
lamp" The characters embrace Cinnamon, fairies and
demons the incidents very we'll blended the scenery,
mechanical effects and transformations finely con-
Givei; the music Is probably equal To anything tha.
has hitherto emanated from the source, and that
Is eayng great dea and the principal characters arc
remarkably well represented, though come Of tho minor
parts need q tie Furnishing ere they viii DO du fat;
indeed Of tho actors quite awkward as
r, al Cinnamon would have been unoer similar circu-
stances George, who plsys the hero, has some fine
able Style and his brother, Bishop, makes every point
tell In his very cooical part Of the servant TO Aladdin
Upon thr whole the burleslue may be pronounced
ccesul willie the time establishes the fact that
tho Buckeyes equally at home Ia either white black
facee.
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An axle or the fourth Of the train from Philadelphia
broken this morning abor, mile ives, OF lhis city.
ine ursc, ard dragged short distance Holmes
Morton, Of Irenoo N J seriously injured and ten
twelve others corsiieraby and bruised. The
wounded were brought 10 this city. Col. Benton was
among the passengers, ami wss somewhat hurt but b.
pro ,eeded bis Journey Ther,sburE train wa dctn.
cd for two hours By the accident.
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The Religious Anniversaries nj Boston.

The anniversary meetings largely attended to DAY,
and reports OF the various societies show progressive
state OF educational and religious aterest throughout the
country. The American Education Society coqlenty
addressed by Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr. Rev. A. H.
Capp, ofProyidence and Rev samuel Harris OF Bangor
addressed the American ami Yoregn Christian Union
Society In Trouont Temple, which va, crowded
The American Tract Society elected President Hopkins
OF Williams College, of the executive committee, which
In looked upon req lest To l,e New York par mt
scce,y appoint him their publishing committee,
place Of the Rev. Nehemiah Adams. The leyee OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association In Music Hal, this even.
ius very crowded. Fonry Ward Bcccher AID other
eloquent divlnes ug the speakers The
were varied by COED music and bonntifal collation.
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The Know Nothing National Council.
The National Know Nothing Council will assemble Tn
Louisville keatucty, next Tuesday, June . The Score
tAry Of the kentucky STATE Count, has sent round tho
following circular -
sScRSrAsTs OFfIcx, GRAND COUNCIL or KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. May 8, 1861.
DEAR SIR -Deemng II Of vital importance 10 the Amer-
party that National Council, OF June 2 shall be an
assembsSo not only imposing IN its numbers, but also IN
the reputation and talent Of ts members have under
taken To urge re attendance Of Leading through
out the Unoo Those with whom have Conforred pre-
vious 10 this time unanimously in the opinion thai
our cause will be materially advanced by such de-
monsraon the conaregaed wisdom of tho party can
make, and that failure in the preeent crisis would be
db astrous in the extreme.
Tho trip al that season Of the year would be delightful
one and you will have heer opportunity than IS now
oforded you OF visiting the dsrk and bloody ground
and receiving the Inequalities Of our people
Kentucky the hallowed resting place Of most re-
nowned heroes and yntesmen and louisville Of the
bright reaeempg oeses of Amercanisn, amidst the arid
wastes OF black repubicansm aud foreign democracy.
Come then and receive the hosp.tabie welcome with
which will greet you, and aid the assembled wisdom
of American statesmen nfuse we'd energy into the
stand by the Union 10 her peril
Please advise me, il convenient for you 10 come and
insure possible, full delegation from your State
Very truly, BLANTON DUN IAN,
Secretary kentucky State Councs
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, evening. NAV %. OF hasty coosump-

BArss-On Friday evening. Nav -. OF hasty coosump
ton, RoaN'r W. hArH, a.'d 10 years And ii mouths.
day last attended by the friends and relslvdg
Of The deceed from the residence OF his brother, No -
uudson street. in this city.
london Times peae copy.
ciAhK On Monday, ssy Is, Ne George CLAzx, foe.
mGry merchant Of thls ety. In the ia year Of hl. age
raj from hs late residences Nc lSs Church seee< hia ~
'erDooD al two O'Clock
Co'IIm, On Tuesday e'tsrnoon, Nay 2s Mrs. JAasCos,
irps, OF this city sgea ca ca-s. a
Her friends and those q the family, arc resffeHaHy
invited 20 attend the furorc from the residence Of koS
brother in-iaw Mr. HersB Weed No I4S Spring stres&.
TO morro~ Afternoon s.a~o o'clock without further nvt
taiion
F,wsxs-op rueeday, MAJ o. after sbor. but seyerc.
ness, NAay Toas lAni daug aier OF Sarah A ard t.
late WIN. Farmer . e$aG ,. mouths anu 40 DAYS
tend the funeral from The residence Of her andfshes,
Joseph Iage No lbs Suffolk street, hss anernoen, -
Gs.sAs On Monday, May rs, JANE IOsxrs, reEet q
the late Nathan Gsnhsm, in the s2d yeas o her age
Her frenda those Of Der Mons, james Lors2sr Nathan
b. John A., Henry r. and Ed ward g. Graham and thoss.
of her rons in aw, JSseph Varnun, g.. apaes MOAN
the Funeral w,,hou, furthev iuvatoa 10 uao,rou,
afternoon .. four O'Clock precisely from her lAie rs
Gosixs-on TUESDAY morning, May &c, A1xAuAm Ioz.za
Costa, only or d OF Capt Robert W ard Jsae 0os,ees
\ aged year and month
The rel"ilya and rrlends OF The family ore respectfully
Invited 20 Irnd tbs funeral aervco 1t The reaidenco oe
hs Rrsndr'oher sarah Inzier. No u West Broad xays
this eycoDg, NJ eight o'clock Tho afB viii be taas1
t. New jersey for inte'n ent.
RAs1n--sin Monday evening Nav Is in Fny erus
street wnLAA only child Of Wra ad Jeennei,e Ea.,s
aged mouths ana 10 days
HsAly-iln Tuesday May 70, MAE.ARxr, wife CT Lcha
Ueay i'm the 35tb year OF ber age
The friends and iantances OF the family AID those
Of her broberq p,nnrd end Michael Shine are rsspesa
fully invited To attens the funeral tbs afternoon AZ hs
Iast O'clock from her late residence, No. CO El
twenty second street without rur.hor invitation
nrGHls On Monday evening, May rs Of coasumpAsa.
WILLIAM Hr0sEs ace / "a years
The relatives and friends Of family Invited 70
tend tho funeral this aernoas At two o'clock from haB
Int residence No llS Broadway corner CT Lrty thr1
street
MAJ, I'm BROOKLYN on Monday, May e. MAay Cr,s-
M.ns. wife Of Dr. o. G Macy, aged 80 years.
The friends OF fsmy are respectfully invited - -
tend the funeral this asss soon N reo octoos from hss
late readenoe, No 81 Court strcet
MAasDiN.--On Tuesday. May "a, AorB MARspn, daugA
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g ,he private rights Of che philosopher OF the
Tribune or tho chartered rights OF bank Ia wal
street. The law of the Legislature snd the ap-
nointees of Gov. King may demand the surrender
to them of the property Of the Corporation Of
New York, but they have no right to put their
fingers on single chair, or table, or book, or
atom belonging to this Corporation, without the
consent of the municipality. That is the true
nosition in which to view this conflict
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News from Kansas.

sr. LOUIS, May 20, 1867.
Kansas advices To May 81 say that Secretary Stanton has
Issued proclamation for tho election OK delegates to the
Constitutional Convention the third Monday In June
Returns from nineteen Of weo,y six counties In,
giving Isl legal voters. wAs said tina, many Of the re-
pubhcans going to the free State national do
mOcrscy, aso that attempt making By Northern
democrats nd free State Of that party TO the Con.
vcnton.
The Hon. Ely Moore, formerly q New York, has been
solicited 10 run for Congress-
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The New England Immigrant Aid Company


BCeroS, May g. 1857
The New England Fmigran, AID Company held their an
nual meeting this afternoon.
The report OF thed rcctors exhibits favorable resuss In
consequence Of the gres, rise Of land in Kansas Nowh
standing The losses OF last year by the destruction OF the
Free State Hotel in Lawrence the investment will probably
DO returned TO the Stockholders, with perhaps consdera
Bile advance The prospects Of tie triumph OF free State
principles in Kansas are considered Haer,ng The pay
mont of damages for tho destruction Of the Free State
Hotel 10 be pressed Congress, and Ultimate success
Is considered certain.
General romcroy delivered an address giving ais expo
Renee Kansas with the par lculars Of The purchase of
Aichison by the free State men,
Amos A. Ia ~reoce, Esq, resigned he ONCE o. rea'
surer The Odd board OF oeers generally elected
The receipts Of the Ece,y last year we're $4,000, of
which 81! 900 by Subscription and $500 10y dous
Ton.
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WHAT TpE cAprFv ARA ABorr--rHs DIPLOMATIC
AND coNsULUs APPoNrsEsTs-A sEw GRAsa.
DIAN ARMY ORGANIZING TO OCCUPY TEE 18TH.
Nrs-PEocEEpiSos BEFo8s rHs savAL corErs.
KTc.
wAsmscros, May 2s. 1867
The President fand secretary of state have been en-
Fszed for dsys In preparing dispatches with refe
renee to Central American aass and England In psrseu.
lar, and also Ia reference 10 Affairs In Mexico aud New
Granada all Of which have to believe are ocou.
pyng the attic utiou Of the Cabinet
The Cabinet bad short session today but nothing was
done with the foreign appointments The Presdcnt told
last evening that be intended the foreign sp
menp this week, provided be could reach them II. also
told gentleman TO day, who applicant, and who
has been urging his cisus that where two pcrs,os
applied Cor place both equally recommended that the
Tho had been here but relied upon his recon.
mendatons would be appointed preference 70 the one
who had been constantly imporsunIng him The man len
the White House with heavy heart. The number OF
applicants for foreign appointments Of ali grades W TO
70 day h eight hundred and CITY.
n that Genefa Harran the New Cranad.an minis.
ter has some time been couoocuns with other foreign
Minister, scheme 10 obLn q number Of Euro
rran officers principally those belonging 10 the corps Of
engineers and artillery. standing army Is 10 be orga-
nzed on the Tsthmus with the appreciation and concur
renee Of the great European Powers.
The Naval Courts attract crowds Of spectators In Court
No /, on Monday, Captain Van Beuk and Iieut Stanley
were examined In the OF Lieut. Bartlett. To-day
lieut. A. Rhnd, Or. Charles Chase, Lieut. Richard For.
rest lieut. w. Gibson and Professor Bache testified favor
ably 10 Lieut. harlcu's cncioncy. Extracts from the
testimony Of Lieut. smms, and the statement Of Com
Mroon a. TO the which actusied The Naval Board
In dropping Bartlett, admitted TO the reccrd Lieut.
,. X. Buer examined Cor the gcvcrumen, The case
will cIosc In morrow.
In Court No .. Commanders lee, Pinclney and Stead
man wore examined the part Of the g,veramen against
Lieut.. Carter.
On Monday, in Court No c. the defence OF Capt Boar.
read, after which the Of Capt. Graham was
opcned and documentary evidence submitted The
testimony In Capt Graham's was entirely writes
and he presented hia defence cIang transfer fros the
ruroughed 10 the higher retired list The following points
sustained by the testimony records Of the
Navy neTarimen show that charges have ever been
made against him. second-He wounded By the
enemy In Canada In 1919, opposite Black Rock thereby
losing his leg Tbir-Hc was board the flag shp Of
Commodore Mcroucugh the nth Of September 1915 ln
The naval victory the Brtsh fleet on AXE Cham
plain Fourth-He belcovs he was board the friraie
United sta,ee, Commodore shaw, who ssIlcdNc the Ned.
terrsnean the Ageyne, but anticipated BY
the rrevlsus action Of Commodore Decatur. Flfh-In
lsle he sneuterani recruiting fus. =, Ncv York.
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The Rhode island General Assembly.

!--.:---';-, =. 4, H'y &c, 1885,.
The General Avenbly met al newport this morning,
and Gov. Dyer and the other Offices were In.
There being choice Of Lieutenant Coycrucr Thomas
Turner elected to that oHcc, IN grand committee
Sullivan Raiou, Esa elected speaker Of the House
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In which be continued for twelve years. Under MIR.
Bancroft he detached In accordance with tho rule OF
rotation and received further orders up the time he
was frtousheh Capt Newell will prossby mex. appear
before Court No. g.
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Purgativp Adaptibllity - The body " Com
SANITY changing. Sometimes BRANDREIHs pills have
powerful others they mildly. This IL Of
the great Why these pill ,eases,ey
wond rfuly adapt themselves "a the condn of The body
When need Of powerful pursaion, fhey act
fully effectively. When tonic required. they
slighty. and the time stimulate weak organ,
and permanently strengthen the body Principal office, ~
Brandresh Building Sold also by A. Cushman Broadway,
OF Twenty second street and By Mrs Elliott 81 Diy
ALL eLrtfg.
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The slavery Questsou-The General Assembly
Of the Pr~-by teHian Church.

CiXNM ANo, Nay q, 1901.
II. report OF tho Committee Bihs and 0vcrtures,
calling for tho views Of the Assembly regard to slavery
caused sharp debste yesterday and made the spe
cal order for this afternoon. This morning communca
tons read from the OF Rhode Island
the associations Of New Hampshire and Wisconsin, tans
strong ant slavery ground.
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Pr;iADxi;-';a, May 26-4.s r. NJ
Yesterday 900 persons visited the stem rgaie
minnesota OF the Navy Yard end among the Visitors
were goody number Of the fair sex many Of whom con-
veyed ctsens clothes under The hoops fer tber friends
who were board and succeeded In the hustle and con
fuston In aiding the escape Of fesn Of tue Tho
best o. the joke that Uncle sam has only lost the
services OF fifteen Jack Tas but their clothing too, was
hooped away most successfully. An order WAS issued
this morning by Commodore Stuart TO porm. more Wis
tiers on board as she will drop down 70 Newcastle TO-
morrow or Thur day preparatory to her departure for
China via Norfolk.
enclose ist of the ofcers-Capian, Samuel II. pu'
pont First Lieutenant VIM. Is. Renshaw; second do, A.
e Clay; Third do james N. Dunnau, G. G. Smms, Col
vile ferrit. Purser, Rpber Prtss surgeon Robert T.
Barry Passed Assistant do. Charles Martin Assistant do
H. L. sheldon Acting Master, j. . Chaplin Chief Eag
neer Michael Quinn; Nrst Assistant do, James H. War
ner; Second do, do 7. b c. stump Third do, do, VIM
Frck, Jr. Charles Shredder, a J. Kursted WIN II Hunt;
BoAuwan, ,orge Smith; Gunner, iona han Ballard
Carpenter, John Southwck; Samaker, George + Lozor
Marine Officers, Brcvet Major g II. FORFEIT, Lieut. Ed
ward Jones.
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f1re mt New bury. Canada.


tEIHtFTf fIhT A0uF
The station sad ianS houscs with freight cars and
large l,a,ity Of wood, Mt NeNbufy, 5eiongss 30 the
ereA, Western Canada Railway. we're destroyed by IRE
last night Loss not secertaIned
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VtnCtoV my H"VI'
The Legislature Of Minnesota Territory have disposed OF
the lands granted Congress the Minnesota and Pacific
Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota and the MIN
neApois and Cedar Valley Railroads.
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The Hco-ic Tunnel Bin Passed by tho Ma--a-
thusetts Legislature.

Bosr0N, May 70, 1857.
TIE Rouse tbs afternoon passed the Hoosc Tunnel bill
over The Governors veto. Tho ptescai Indications are
that tie senate viii dc ,be same
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RaAlsoo d Accidents.

LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1857
Two OF excursoa train from Memphis 70 Charles
ton got on the saturday, when one man was kill
Ell and numoer Of others wounded.
Another accideat oceurrod on Monday, near Augusta,
Ca when Mr. Wendell, OF Memphis was fatally isjured
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bcrmn CoUH-Urouit Mos. 6p6, I'LL, el4 9lb, ele,
6o. 5oy, 174. 1913, 5t2 62l, Sc, 52s go, 6S3, SSa
sc7, s3e so, 54i, b42. 5as, 31l
surXRioa Corx1-Nos $50. 6a2 400, go go, Sc6 %,
LA, S76 B01 $780, 16 42a, 800 62 3s7 gSS, 69l, 03,
esd col, ca c23 Co., es, 64S ie4 III. bis, Cos, ITS,
cal
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Trr Vnsr ysixneti have now IN ssore a Large

complete OF goods, among which
Cey uswaha, Webster Geneyese and senett bedes al
varieties 70 he found elsewhere and IN which VIII b
added yblng that make ia appearance during The
nj Of which offered cs sale a. the lowest market
prices tor cash approved paper.
GRO W. jEUIkL READ. 100 Chambers street
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Gurney's Place OF Ar.-AnOther New and
beautiful addition 10 the Photographs ar GiRNFY'S
photograph male only his palace OF nj, $40
Rrosdway
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BURROWS TfyArsE-Mss M,RsHNL's BrNmTr.-Miss
Polly Marshall Of the prime vortes at Burons, has
her frs benefit in tho United States this evening Miss
Marshall is of the most pleasant and piquant OF
se ard all who indebted her for pleasant hour
or two viii be glad 70 satiary her claIm this eyenps
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Fatal Accident at Albany

ALBANY May 20, ISDI.
Mrs PHOEBE King, the mother Of Robert NJ. and Samuel
W. King, OF this city, killed this morning By falling
from window. Mrs. King was pushing open French
window when she lost her balance and fell out breaking
her peck.