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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18


hr. Bird played we'll this game, bat the luck Was
nssinst bin. me balls badly AID the breaks were
poor
Upon bis thirteenth innings Mr.. Phelan male double
bsnk shot, similar to Mr. BIRDS, though not 30 difficult,
ard made OF It. he ao made Two brilliant shots upon
bis eighteenth ioniDgs, Of them when only the white
bali GOT and be WAS in band Upon his SIKH inuings
the balIa III suot position tia. counting vas diff
Cui and Sr r hes!'eed moment as 10 the shot To DC
made "Roupo the table" some one OF the spectators
round the table ne played und Of
thiee was The result The playing iasteI t~o houry.
Taken as a whole, the match wan somewhat OF O deap
ropIren the saeurs present l. sscu1ed 20 be gen
efsy iet t1as The players we're hot cong her best 10
certain they nos as they old not equal ner
best play. The bgcett run made vas o., and that s
nothing extraordinary for tip top players But mus be
mbercd that this match Vas friendly match, ana
that b.y would be likely 10 exert themselves SO much
q when sometn'ng-money or reputation was NJ STAKE
And every billiard player knows great deal depends
upon variety OF circumstances, In acknowledgement bur
in the aggregate Of mptsnce Sometimes the beet Of
players maize tho Simplest shots. He does not sp:
pear 10 have control Of himself Then again balls will
run badly despite his efforts TO the contrary.
The balls used In the match saturday evening were
quarter Of inch larger in diameter than those Ne.
Phesn s accustomed 10 use ana It must be remembered
that he s Mr. remans guert His reputation Ia thorough
Nv established the best player 10 America, and he
would gain nothing by beating his courteous host
Yet we saw enough Of Mr. PbelRne power to convince
MS that he to common phrase, do anything he
wants to with the bas" That is thoroughly he Is
versant with the table.
Mr.. Bird is graceful rapid player. His wrist is
supple and his touch delicate Hc never hest
hn shot, calculating the effect but seens 70 be Sare OF II
by instinct
Mr., Teman oa the contrary, Ia a s,ow pluyer Il.
studies the ELECTS Of each shot, the position 1t will leave
&C But when his mind 10 made up no is cure Thn,
yet very hard. lie 10 master Of, upoa shis he
relies for his SUCCESS
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obsss had arrived safely a. "ole5c. "rnas she
received rom ne any pecnuiasy aid or any p-omfe
b'esf Tor c-ryp he' aas INTO esecuu'n" l. b
Due tevsf ttoei9.j any nonsy fcm the o,shcp, oo
oDe cay whcn Az s,cdkpg N oin psfor. NJ. 3rdyefa
tie hshop ssd be pss my eapusss aaross tho A.
lshNc ana hso ceref rave o7n money FOR the co..
vert N PARIS. 'cass abe has nelrd severa time
tonp'ancg OF ny cooness s5d OF mv not aeconaoI ~
ofsgps " OS iSa cooSary, wbeb Biscop Vnhnonoe'
tebs ne 20 many KIND messages tn onyb hs rien,
Hsoare pcissop, tspesse0 h.r hoe kpn no was 70
tss~ snch neep inter.sr tn nle apr yy plAns.
Trims have rxp,liae1 seli 81, Snd nave tolls
500 10 whom aaae shall 10 Al s;c,no AZ sae
isds great day ELX iBErd STARR
The foilosirs is he youpg iadys e,ser oar ainor
Fhct ebaoiud pitp 70 iesl DOR shore sbonts:-
uht she0 yoa blye read 10 rttor you sl'i 'orgVs
ms sno receive ne 20 yDu' arms once more N, one
soo~s ,oihk'ng Of @rit,sg 20 you, no prsy oe
cautious OF sh4, yog 90 Dssr DADA hes ia prevents
r.e ron iaJD< here. am Convinced Goi fues mai
uiecd saoad tfusip and If you viii receive sous
mistaken chd, l sIb ready 10 10 y"u ~benevo.
YOU vii come Tor NE, and Will Icy 70 no Car stan
child u my pa epIa and fatrfai ~ my God IN toe
tsst pl.c-, ts paurh nId lSsp3er, when shsy
Sspt the 6st s,me the Cray Setefs Of tle Genera
Hr'piss 10 Montreal, n sisser sas lcVsicg 81 to-n
hro,kb The ke! note, aud che toe Sapereure
hese, sss wouio - once rscogoise them, put sor
css not seeC YOU a1d o0Soe to- me OUT OF 10
uss 0assnGs nti0w tho coDvcut and ask
altman 70 tel, you where tho vent W. then you vii
open The a. tus End of roe vent gard arriving
setvstt ASKS yoar name 40 Do. give 1. ~ ner, oas
sou tsnJ oi AVOID u give sqnoe nhsr You ~ii b
shown 10 sbo psror and ny BEDROOM is nsxs ~ a
i oCen the coor abl sbas telling ths S,phior geo
hero sne muft not gsoS Hro.e shis but IL mus
appeai a. II you icuUS cot by accident
In biz s.aSeS,sut Sarr sUsaks bishsy OF ssvers o.
nt stnaic cerss, Sto z.aopsiy aided ATM
f9r h's dassh'sr, sri seb~s Lis Hhngncss ta1. soe
should " sne desues, continue tae corrupted
jrYmens Of Dsr preferences for the Roman Cs.holic
chGIch.
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sailing hut need be- real and substantial sacrifices
fSey Vim al BE- repaid many fod by the resuls arrived

sailing hut II need be- real and substantial sacrifices
Ssy 1Nl Ill BE- repaid many old by the results arrived
a. III .'united New YORK;"
n II Were-ss sliok Il @til not De-a pa,ufa qisz
sou NJ preference beloved so1 gfssd fs.fss
ne, of our sG-te-a question Of snodss
10 she Ties whoa pnd and
c.mipg the prejo6ices which sepaaie us IRON
sNolrer--f, repeat, snut 20
such al alternative, iS be oacsd ,has Il tne
sye,s yWgp,a, 90 sisted ~ tue Enquire prso,rad
an " ass state go uss" sdol.,og eltner
VIE or q 9nn,er spose OF New York cndIo be elnsnv
rag aud psir,oc. ~nd tle result By
sDs support If eitnsT Oscx aeon a SOP moar.
We r.,ess Shat DO eu;b psiofn aup>eonsm s,i yse
tepaed, bot Ssrs presented, believe tx
experience nas rendered toe democracy OF sleq
York .qls 70 tna emergency az no ellng by prom0uF
generously making tn.r 81 ga =, sgstY
feee Of ..fsoos fssi.g sDd ths such dlslbg a,soed
0 Nav fss rs tDose 70 sho hays referrtd by
ssy Of ilnstra oo would mag nouey take the 1ad
IA eucb @ Dcfa.
For ourselves, resolution ie taken ws are rrepar
ed 10 IT, AXE al ssRs sscI ices net-.. united
democracy In thie sale and - p os-D, IT
xbr ssd anled Ne~ York " No pass prejldi,ee shall
sDy ognoora. u sucsi n sork. Va uosnames 2mh
eoae 10 htanc IN she wsy Of such ation and
ali Who favor Il are equally our triepds
Let bis grss, dvty be net and cisnsrged by ,he ap
preaching STATE Coo veul,,n Let cxes ooso'aated
He5 gss,on sps'esOon BE- selected, irrespective ~
pea iersacfs nus rather the ncp'e IF future sc,
Ees, New YORK, IN the Ns.od4 Cpn veation,
ne soe 10 her proper dneutiops and exer
Der Dsipra ano appropriate iptusnce. What temos-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Dir, BIRDS game MAS more genera, than Mr. TenaQ
ahe gentleman purtiog toe oaiR ~oas Yst
the hguest made ny NJ Bird, SO points. Ar
Bird III bic sixth innings, she tec great decscg OF 20
Re msoe q upon the Ehe aud red bsis, uios
the enme which vas Cd the vsrg brink Of inc eide
p0cR ell go ~ nIy lot 10 mole It Upon niB ipa
pss be made a copDt upon "Souble bsak s1ot, that
Almost marvellous, aca efoitet the varmsat 40
place. 6e aisO made very hne Ground tns table"
Ihot on bis twelfth innings
Beyond that nayk sne devlcy OF touch and
OF calculation S0oL oistDgOisbed Mr. femsds narsiDg,
there wac nothug esDec'sy noteworthy In his play
comparison q toe tao arges. maze bs these
gentle ynep wi iln.trste their tsy le OF piAy:-
Ny, Bird rosde IS upon hrs tord Jennings follows,
viz, O. 5. 5. 3. 6 8 8. 2 g.
Mr.. retoap Cad, 81 upon he egntl folio VS.
WE. 3. 3. g. o. q z. 2 z. q z e. 2 g. 5. 2 z, 2.
z T. q
Er riemeI's fpcGtsn vac Le-r,us spp'eu'ed. After
FEW m!puies' delay !hs gsn1a bstreen hinssi and Mr..
PlesD Dc quo. Mr.. feu the stay out" s1d
the gsnae upon The thirteenth innings The wing
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PbtLAN BGAJEN BS rib1AN
fSravn fne rln,.tc n nn Etza.te ka,pn.e az

{srom me Cinciunau GbzssSe, August t6
rhe biipsri I1accn tho Meiodeon, 4AlJIday
ring ~ss ended ssbont 2a0 D. sors AIDING
as ep Ipe ,abie maze uy HniznG 81 re, ga fuc
nkhed ~nh pueisD'e patent cushi0us, placed
ceutrc of the nail and elevated spectators
we're placed sIovr6>t
play ing need at about half past eight o'clock
aDponnced that The progrs mme an pu0lisha ia
toe papers, would be- changed Mrss's PheIan, rensa
Bird ~cuid rot play th.ee hand game, Msesrs
remap and Bro woo.n play together game, the Sonsr
would play Sth Nr P0esn game, arf then Mr. Pnasn
would play vita shs loser or the ars game che games
bo icn saW.s" of $50 points each. Mr.. ia Oo
Scott WAC sppont1d marker.
Mr.. Bird Soc the hay out, aud ths gsc5s prncetded
follows. VIZ heUan Einn,pg the game the l4tn
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Grapd total.... .........'......s.Ao 400 Aov
The result OF this game gave great ssVeanop 70 the
friends oi Dir Tean dc entered icso vdenty meaning
10 WIN possible and aspg few brilliant and out ele
hos during the game, contentsd himself With
Picking Pa o. lis last run 26 shots aud
one end out with the balls 10 soca pos
ton ibst could doubtless hsve made very large
On his eighth innings he made tao very brilliant ak
thcse
Mr. Phelan on the contrary made two three daz
x,ipa soos jor effect Upon his fret innlngs Ar. Tie
man counted brilliant shoi in whlca ns BAH crossed
the tab ~ ar Phean replied on his 90
ccpd nripgs with aiIo shot, Ike wise coun'ing. He
then drew his ball the rads masking SIX With the
butt OF MS cue, followed that up draw h.f the
length OF the table. The applause these eas very
load.
Was hel Mssers. rasisn 6rd. NJ. Pbe'su Won
toe aout and made tae game in weDis ole innings che
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Obituary.

Died, at Washington City, Aug L. Hon, william q. Allen
OF Maine, aged 65 Year,. Judge Allen the time Of "a
death was holding Responsible position connected with
Che Pott office Department, which ne flied with much
ability and 10 the entire Bafacton OF the department
He for many years Register and subsequently Judge
Probate for YORK coany Name and also on repeated
occasions served 10 boi1 uosss OF the legislature OF IA
STATE He bteas, OF tho deieg 10 tue Nation
conventions |hIcb nominated Mr.. Polk aud Cen Pierce
ior the Presldercy-
DcG, Of Lewiston, n. Y August 8, Ecs. H,unsh Lse.
roc 81 the ls;e CaVtaln Robert Lse aged SO yess Mes
Lee boFr 81 paadephis Ia The ycsr 1T3 Son af,er
su urftnccr o. Fort Nagsys % she Acssicans,
foeluiy tr hs PROVISIONS Of lays treaty tho reuovoi
vut fcr husband 10 iba' place. srt found the
noL.ier ausiDg The l,ormy tceneB Of the late war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR Looss AT THE Caoe s IN
WISCONSIN, The Cnca Otse DER says Our a,s,ipg
'elO~ owDenan - stii III wisconsn, aud, 40 Ss sro
nappy to learn brongn private ictIer ais pea,
ioyrg pu"d b.a til II regard the West
Governor twfiies''wn.e aessrs. CORNING aad Dssgaa
were here, ~e Gaveef ove- isrge ex,en. of
rCro'nR year dsre 10, 10 you wsat nmso-e dsl -
of ~oes have In psapcas tae ea,n - fsf
the eye could rssch sss woe pause Of S4yny
sraa We were all exced by tho quan.tty sod qusl,sy
OF he Incoming crop. ] 90 DOT tnns pnoiic Sao
spy sbipR ibe iprrease Of TIE crops
ysaT, beyond any 10 rmer perioa."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Naval I"us .ISSeuce.
TIE plccp ~ war MARION Coz N soder rhomss W.
Brent sa'eo from Port PAya Jois 10 for st. Vincent Al
yell
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GRANGE FOR GIRLs.-The Agricultural Socie-
~ which h"lds ns fair Durdee Mca Ia Oc,oosr D,fr
premium o. I'VE do''srs 10 the young lady "wao ~i
ptch Of potatoes the sncr.est time and 40 tie
oest.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

NY LADY THAR HIS A BABY 10 Be agOPrtD
= IRON as brn not at tba Fso1sle ing
stoha "a ltspeasrd street. to DO so but American
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nUMnlrik HEsuiaIs.

OATH HOTEL sgA sTDE, L This HOUSE. wHICH
ID Is quail ed tor beauty of Ruscn and ts cJmmandpg
views se aptc coss continues nfongsd by the besy
snd fashion Of New York and Btookn the mention OF
tie prstOr the establishment for .d
roaa5n OF guests both trsnsrHt and permaueat doing the
fall aud the public may tnst nothing will he let
urdone hich VIII conduse to be pleasure
j. h. PEACOCK, superintendent
SHREwsBUEY, NEW 5EsSEY -rHE PAVILION no
y TEL Fort Washington IN perfect order tor t9s re3e.
ton and accommodation Of sbd u.rs!sot eoards
The uncssgI ed pledges himself 10 leavs nothing unons s
tend 10 the comfort AID pleasure OF hose wb5 IRE
que this hotel Bathing hxhog boating OF al si,ds
surpassed GOOD slabtng and ior horsea ane
he surrounding country affords pleasant rdes and shsd
walks During the Camp meeting ~hch cocmercec IN 5s
18th instant vtere be accommodated vito rereshmenu
At all hours THOS DAVIS.
WcuRF" EorEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH -vIsYrERs
will take the Long Island Railroad a south ferry Brook
D. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 3 r. NJ to Deer Park thence by
stage steamboat tohe Returning the esch
nd II O'Clock A. M arriving In New York a clock
NJ and p n The and splendid aopita meets
each train arriving he
Through tickets 81 10 r. T. HLUOAEn 4 CO.
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PIC NSsDN AL,

q GAL OF ELEyEN 9sxhs OF Ace ANsWEnINo
y 20 ibe Of hiza3etn Lar unis. lett
dss at Hr'sp"ich sr,csy the s9.h Of suis
- ioro0 sipce The ~s-e INK auy ~
ipoinE Der requested send e Joseph Laramie sA--
~ loeeh hckreI, Msq slu n foake-s they ~u
osid ibe
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COUNTRY DOAND.

A PLAIN QUIET FAMILY, RESIDING on A PRETTY
n country place three quarters Of hour the
every hour would take gen.e ard wife
hand. Fer hose search quiet me 10 tie
cruny this Oilers advansgez address Peter Farley
lie raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

xCa 5ALE-A THEE siOhY FRAxE HOUsE All
LOT, l6S Twenty sixth street 70 iooss ~ 1ignt'
venue rIiee s. OuJ appls ~ WIN uD4AKs, Goaey 5ro
Der, Gu bshzln, corner OF ~hsmD.fs street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

(SIE.skET FUsNIsEED Rooms, ON rue eLnsr
i and secons floors. be obtained, ~tl partial ard
hv gentenea ct q sints street. sfh AID
siJib avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

o. SALE uaE.P-A FARM In NEss y8gSfgh
comfy, mile from NsIts Corner s,,ila, Hsrseai
IA r"sd 80 mica from Dcbos ergy. "a osi~s tr rey
dh acrec o. gooa snd good 10 osro c.- sos.s sne
ssspsry al rept fruit; hes by; ssurcsrs
1srtI 4 = tErD. viii be zoA ab,ra apHiy uni
odd astRINs, In the feed stn'e Ss3 Li h.b
o al Leed sppE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

lok Sale PRI1s Dv0-T~oTgIsDS On MONT
sste required for tbM enal, n",'ly anhnst
'ur 'ory houee apd lot o. Stree.
SQUARE apply ri 712 greenwich si,e-t
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tNCR saLk ca EXCHANGED 1000 PRODUCTIVE
city properly desirable residence ua'eo
pile from sespb,~, landing a. Seypot Monmouth conD
y rev Jerve eonanirs thirty four u'sp ,~ea,y
acres salt esow ,n ,be hs beet state ~ cultivation,
hrs 0s Idipge plept. esde and
disposed o" favorable esms Inquire Of j. Srksr
n the humber yard foot OF West FIFTY nth street, North
iveF
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OOsRD-FUBNIsHED ROoMs on THE Fl EST AID
ID second floors with rsrres, bot aud cold
be oh 6toed by apply 81 axth
Broadway location good, and convenient TO and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

xsoa SALE ObsAP-THS AoDss ASa ~ = ss.Gs 90
H4 West thirteenth s.roct Apply 10 n. wBifssJs, or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

DEM ANEsT BIO al WAnTRO-fN A FIhST Ci. SO
touss tcr three ,dul,s, psrof sod tedYoons
viii be required address Emo, station d. -i5e oase,
al, ierms, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

DCOMs TO LET-TwO HANDSOME Ps6GOE,, FUR
Ia pisbsd .rd ether to g. ale gentie WITH
WITHOUT partial board THREE sh
o. Fifth avenue Toe house has all nce,n
keer-rces exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

w TED-A LABcE ,hO0s oS IL ITO sTOHY wlrH
W large closes wae,, with bosrd for gent
ae In an and servant in str hly private faa ocson
hekveen Seoord eeve6h III
street. uneyeeetcnshe referet required gwen
erees stating lowest and location. F., Ssdison
PoerO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

TWO ROOMS, 10 FEET SQUARE EACH WITH PAN
raes hot and coo water and osthro 10 second sory
roceyn house with boarh gsn.iems a1d wfs
IS wteh oacA 81 viii ct setaet
family ~ 6S thirty alta tnrd avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

y IN IT defrebe locsons Il. the city three minutes walk
from ulon ferry Two yss<c. PArtea
with chic need not apply CAL at 63 coicnci,
ntr Of Cranberry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

LADY AND GEhTLsM.N CAN Be ACCoMs ID :.
\ led win nice newly furnished rooms with dere ic
tns pesr &sdisoo wi ard fr 4ty b.
Gddfeearg De Cousey, oo're,'s uA squaIe Post OIL %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

ITO Lk1-WA1H BOARD, AT NJ. 8oUhhAN PLACE
West thirty taira street, hsnjsoReiy Surnishei back
parr, suitable Tor ssuemau and wife single yen.ie
Also rleassnt ond O faui
" EMAIL as<~s, tae
noeeSn mpvens and 10 coated, oppose gror
belong the institute.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-08
Our Senatorial Candidate.

In the first number of The AHeghanian,
we published the proceedings of the Con-
ference at whose hands LEWIS w. HALL,
Esq, OF Blair County, received the nomi-
nation as the candidate of the People's
Party of this Senatorial District. In an
article upon the subject, we informed our
readers, that we thought it prudent, for
reasons therein given, to defer the con-
slderation Of the claims and prospects of
the nominee for subsequent number of
our Paper 1t is well perhaps that we
have exercised this prudence We are
now the better enabled to mete out Justice.
not only to Mr.. Hall and the Cambria
County Conferees, but to ourselves.
Hitherto the name of Mr.. Hall has not
been at our masthead. To-day it is there
and there it shall remain until the sec
ond Tuesday of October shall tell us of
has success or of his defeat In adoptino
this course, we yield for a time right.
though We do not feel that we are sacri-
ficing solitary principle. If any of our
readers imagine that we have been slow
to take such action, we submit to them
In brief the following as the grounds of
our delay.
We have from the first considered that
the action of that conference was unfair
towards the People of Cambria County.-
We stop not here to inquire into details.
We care not now to recount the many
wrongs that have been done to further
that result. Sambria County was entitled
to the nomination. Such has been and
still is our opinion, and no argument,
however plausible or by whomsoever pre-
sented, is likely to change it. When,
therefore, we learned that the Conferees
who represented this county, had with
held their approval from the resolution
TO make Mr.. Halls nomination unani-
nous, we felt that we too had a right to
withhold our approval from the nomina-