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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

THE BILLIARD ToURsAaENr.-Yesterday wat
the second day Of the bisd being held IN
Irving Hail Tho attendance considerably larger than on
the previous evening the interest among tho public ncea
Ing Il Progressed Fully thousand Iersons were pres
comprising very Of most prominent ciii'h
snd including Gen Wool Col Cum. hi, Chi.fof stsh Au'
guste Belmont, sc. Tho frat two players wore me,'t'
Esepho NJ Phsdepha and For OF Rochester On MS tfu
innings Fox nv remarkably hne play msdo run OF w. shu
he ursed string his first hundred 80 points eheed IN
second strin, leading 05 points on tho 'hfd o
points tho fourth during winch lac again delighted the
ipectsie with brilliant exhibition Of tho science OF o''
Herds, making run OF lG5 points he i3t sbosd E.tsphe
although he made Il 81 and closed ths up lii7
eventually beaten by ZIG points tho score SANDING
termination OF the mstch Fox, 3nO Estephe. JBi Ihs MN
ne average tras i5 and his greatest run iu
The trial Of skill which e,stsd intense inter
the oontetins being Dudy kaydnush ihis city qua
John Seeetu OF Detroit Both plsy.d With great canton
AZ mutually de,ous Of feeling each others suenFn
led 10 points tho t huud ed 81 on the secoh1
1873 the third 90 on the fourth ANA finally won the game
bv 100 points the being 500 ard $40 respectively Inc
winners syefsss hAs H. and bis highest run ip
geted he went GU; it. seoilctur' aiSssi IN
wn 49, This sferuoon a o'clock Deefy and For WIN
play toseher and OodhW ait and stdI la the evening
H.ansuSh and Es,eph and foI and Foley meet IN en1y
rivalry the board Of green cloth now fssurs 10 tn'
Is ths sdnison OF lsdies ffoe, when AeoO
panied by gentleman holding ticket
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a WORD AD09T AMERICAN WATCHES. -
Ah-r THoRouon TRIaL Of moro than Tss YEARS ths
P.sT Of Wa.@ M"' ,y aas ',in,S m hold 1pon tie
favor OF the public spd less than 1900 OF them are
very lnsRmhcah beginning the bu.nr, has decreased
extent exceeding most game sncpsoBs aud We ara
hALr OF oil the WAIcnKs sold 10 the lned t'es Reesed
OF our factory budns aud the labor Of 800
"e- s lind as unsbie to the constantly cresns
demand And We may here oh rige ths tho
high price OF lsbo and materials. ectasy sell our pro-
ducts 1t II" Price. than th1,- current tive ytan ago
Iei, to those scis only for the OF properly In
Woducns smother subject restye to our Manufacture Of
Matche' Hitherto chief object hs, been TO make GOOD
.lcoes fot 20 million at tne lowest p0's0s prco-some
hns to tax, The place Of tho make7s-ve Watches called
Anerts.' plnes"" hnsi'h Ps,eut Levers" kc.. an
plsS lh.orn upon this me"e IN counties. numbers, Dy
European contemporaries, which tho refuse Of their
-cton's' unstable at home and perfectly worthless every
Til. eh.c, We h,vs npishcd and h.ve to
Of tho very
HigHEsr GRAps KNOWN TO CHRososErRr,
unequ'ed by snJhius hitherto mads by ourselves and I'M
tho ampr., f.cii.io We have erected an ediin
20 our s buildings expressly Tor thin branch OF our bu'
hess end have tsd with tbs best n .ervice
Fronting by our Ion. rIp.neuoe Wa have rsmodelod tho
oI OF our wstchrs Introducing such w. pfoyemsnse have
cd aud proved /, DO good from ns n, and
have insuutel sud trs Of is0olon,m, ADJUST
m-nt and compensation Now nacl ues and sp lishces
have been Constructed which pedorm their With
summsie decscy sui -racIds and tbs choicest snd mos,
approved .nss only used Nothing la fact want
Ing siiher N meehsuica principles ms,sa or workman
sblp, to insure Perfection IN tie T-suh.
We con'snus 70 manufacture our Other weknown quii
ties under the following usmst
"AFPLxTON. TsiCY Co."
"P. \. BARTLtTT,"
And the Soldier. Watch"
WV RLLRRr"
The latter the lowest priced watch make 10 sub stan
tia Iesbs time pscs o.srd T. sterling silver huuhog
tern liable out Of order sths n marching
riding o. ching All tho above described watches iuclIa.
In. The TIsKsr which /, named " ASFkIc.s WATCH
COMPANY" OIL the plate sold by watch deass, gem
orally throagho the c0uEtIy
R0BBISs L. APPLETON
Agents for the American " atch Company
No. l52 Broadway n. Y.
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s,s:g,.

.pANIs-at Yor.cr. on Tus,J.y Jrus 3, George p.ylt
-.,,. Of stufoudsc. Mo-, at a.. 80 Of " yslr'.
rhs rfneTal service will br hsi RI '-.a< ON iL1sd ~
gnsilcol A. tns house oi I've sol law, N. q. fosto
iclis Invited q attend without father invitation
Bl Nit Aif-At Eew-Gf lu.Nlrs. y. j. 1hufsdl. Msy
90. Jolu DuuLaui. D. lie Glih yea 90. De .e".
IDUsT-ln Broob,yn on Monday Juac 4f'rs ,hort liz
is,.. fzs.i'l y. Hous" "a tA' a.. SCOT o. d.. esc.
.he funeral ron ~. 90. strocfut ag~u-, uuar tllhry.
o. DO. O'clock GO N'futsiiy morning June = iHo a.
msit- - 40 be inferred 70 uietn~ 3i
nlui-ln Bro.llyn On NJ ldsr. Jur' Mary Sinclair.
ga, he, o. i5asc anc Aay D. q. 'sed )tAf'
aff dHss.
b, s..t,e. prd en.. toe su'y reeve ifuS invited
atf.f1 i~ inu-r. if'n 90" iftrcf ui hr. sl- cor
t,r Of an Lsf! ets on 4hussoav M i..i % .
o',ic-t an.
III, dillon Tre.l,y June ?. oeo ssni Saiith dansl
,.-or., md N.Iv Hitchn - .I re'r o. tog 20.
tHn~r', i"pc y. june q. e. "cioc o. me- rom mo
lis moods sd rlttsr. te tls"crNhy lnYir" 20 nieDi
~i.a,Ut itflsf intltst.,h
L.BfOED-,t NashirTfor. -. e.. sunday, "ey 81
nom wounds received a. tire BATH" Of 'o.' ."'i o."
t.c 81 Msy. Geo. ha4l1id. btoiA'r 81 N.' i""'-
aud 1isms. ksIiord OF loba.Ii, e5od - yoeis "Nh'
srt o. day. . .
ai relative. and fr.,nl1 H. ut - f'.p'o' iu'ied
T. a,trns The hneal o VsIlesd5y a'tr Ooh. 81. a. .
o'alo-, nom rho h. DHlc thurci No"A"- without nf'
thsG lnvitGu0E .fsnA leave LA"aoe' s'e1 Of % '
fotl.Lius leaving lOakers ~ a. y. o..
.EtYMONu--N -p,cdssiie. Tougsins County :. J., ou
ifdsy Npnl no. OF dipn,ne'ii Ida daughter 3" John o.
and 5ayiha NrJ mond. eyed yeas ans month";
sIDON5OS-At Glen Cove, GA Monday June J. hisj T.
s.nonsou, agoG 81 yoars .
IN. i'd uad relatives II tho family invited To- attend
tue iaGers va "wednesday nofnias AZ 10 o'''"t''
THOMPSON Gu ruosday mouiny June OF conc fien Of
the lungs Frances y. vile OF Robert Thompson" eyed %
m re,dvcs snd friends the family respectfully invt'
20 attend her uuerl from her i4c r"sidrno ~ befsen,
n j.. this twedn-'Jey) ,ftsrnoan al "cioc'
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The Case OF Dr. Edison Ii. Oids against Gov.
Tod Of Ohio.

LINClsNATl, IutsttJ. jun , w
Gov. Tod appeared before the Fairfield County
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, in obedience to
his rocognizance, to answer TO the charges filed
agniust him by Dr. EdsOn Il. Ode
Tie attorney for Gov. Tod filed motion declaring
tina. as be Tod was the Chief Executive Of the
State be was not liable 70 arrest uLl be vacated bis
Office either by the expiration of bis term or by i'm
parchment. lie therefore could not be punished
now. The case should be removed to the Federal
Court under the provisions of the ac' passed BY the
last Congress.
The Governors case was then continued, by con-
sent, he entering into new recognizance to appear
nj the next term Of the Court.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Additional News of the Capture Of Puebla'
capture Of the City and the Whole
Mexican Army Confirmed.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.

We received q copy Of the Diario de Ia Mar.no,
of Havana Of May q. by the steamship Creole,
on Tuesday morning which sstes that it is in pos
session of ipformstion obtained through IN author
lied channel, which not only confirms the account
of the occupation of the city by The French troops;
but gives also interesting details which the source
from which thay received allows it the D'aTto)
to call o6;c'al
On Saturday, Nav l6. the French troops which
had opened parallel st $50 metros from the fort Of
To,imehuacsn, opened an artillery fire, which was
we'll kept up, against the fort and dsmounted al Its
guns.
The beeieged defended themselves with valor.
The next day the parallels were advanced TO q
ebort distance from the works Of defense. Then
the Mexican General Mendoza presented himself TO
Gen Forev in br camp, and asked bin to permit
the Mexican troops TO leave Puebla with their arms
and part of their artillery on this condition the
place would surrender. Gen. Forey refused
promptly to accept this offer.
At O'Clock the bearer Of flag of truce presented
bimselfto Gen. Forey with letter from Gen. GonEi'
les Oriegs, communicating TO him that be would sur
render Internationally with all bis troops. Thereupon
Col. Maueque, the second chief OF the staff, pro-
ceedsd TO occupy the place with the first oaraions
of Chasseurs under the command Of Conroy, aud
platoon Of hussars-
The surrender of the place was effected peaceab'y.
On MAY 10, at IL O'Clock, the French troops con-
tinued entering Pueblo, and Gen. Forey Likewise
effected bis entry. a salute Of lOl guns was fred
o. that moment.
On May 20, Gen. Bazaine Of the hesd of a corps
consisting " two divisions, commenced the march
upon toe City Of Mexico.
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nfHnil.D.

APP EGATE-IACi-Oa I.u'l'y, Nay u, o., ~ iho
a., l. n..l.' a, ~ rt.ii~rce u til tfi. ls.' -.
Daniel : Ap9lsg,s ,hsf ~, -lis't daughter Of lhc'
.. L.es, 90. 81 o. jris,y Cay.
Ciuc nuati lssct please tuPy.
ADAMS HOM,ifDlEU- Wcdrssia'. Nay y N
limit Church NOM .oh. Conn, 0S NC 10y John =.
Irvi. bs.-, sidney At.rs heslcit, 70 Mary Cad
w. oy Daughter % 10 sl- william LtionElcdisu o.
'oiEich.
lpOB0F-BOYD-ir Brooklyn. On Tueslay. June by tho
lev. Athsrle Nfst J. ~ 10 N- 1td t."sn yteiian
CLarcL ~. FAwsrd s. D't-e 10 Mus Martha }. b5yd,a
a. H-ooi'yn. No cards i'sur4
KTENRT-AsUBY-O Monday Jlue J. q; th. resiirncc
OF tic bndss iAtcT. ~ tho Rev v l.. Johnson Auue.
Keorey susie Only GaugA'e OF Ja.. Il. A'A0y % ia
tnaic., Long ls.snd.
SNIlH-WiLsON-'n Mon,iy, Nay p - the FiFii hnp-
tit Church iu ibs (v a. NeH-iofs ny the A0v. g. =.
Webb. u. - Of New. BU.'w. cS, y = Jo.cph =. icy
smith OF Minassot-, -ud Aiay Emus W 'oA o. wood
bridge. \. J.
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Arrival OF a French Transport from Vern
Crpz-The News of the Capture ofPue-
hi. Douhted.

The French steam transport lie Fnis,ere, Com
mauder Cardin Esteye, from Vera Cruz May 10, ar
riyel here yesterday. She has crew Of 2l9 men,
mounts guns, is Of 500 tuns burden, and has q
screw engine of 80 bor,e power
Capt Csrdn Esieys doubtG the news rs published
in yesterdays paIers cf the capture Of Pueblo, re-
eeivod by the Sheldrakc. The latest news from the
seat Of the fighting received at Vera Cruz was to
ibe 10th of May phe Captain sailed on the 18Th,
when the French troops held ons-hslf Of he city
and the Mexicans the other. The part held by the
latter strongly fortified tia; il would require
"a long time 10 take it.
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rru,,lcr.' Guide.

To Alban, by Iieisou u 90. RR. q. Nrrel-
81 10 . u md = =. GOD ~. n. '1ndty. , q g. IN
10 Albany bv Harlem HF 2i'i-si snd itn.av i'la n
10 Boston. BY h'w-LoniDn hn' Fer -, =,
L. ~toaIb.f1 u Itr. lsI o. h. IT, SD fal
Hissr 4l, Pier o. y. H.. daily, rurd-yseh
ce.trdl.....s............. 49, o"
ga e;tit ssd ..-lv.........es anu p and p. ~,
an. vie -hers IA ard p m Sunday ?.
:, .......................5 aud .o. IN and p. m
Of Cosr,lsrS, 4g7! ll.p ni Sunday. Z. ?.
10 Philadelphia nv Camden a. annoy
Erilfoad Pier g. - l.. to- Of Iac.s'st. T. M y u
To Mtshiu zton. by Newt -tsty Raj ipa ~.
snd :. aud ~ Co. foot "i Couit snd 't.SubdAt tP u
To ~, Wet. by I.U'rai Railroad az NeS
J,ney foot OF Co tiuudtat bndS Ia m
=, a, ...............snd D N
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rcpsrrc.i s-rv-,scD,ai er;.s.--, secung.

WAsnING1ON. Igesps1, Jane ?, 10.
The statements in "a letter from Washington, OH
giually published in The Boston Gasete, ard snbse-
Quenlly copied into and seriously commented on IN
other papers concerning an alleged spiritual meet
ing at the White House, would be too unmpoTtant
for denial were it nottbst they seriously dsturb'
ing some very good men ard women.
Several Of the distinguished parties named have
never, certain, been present q: such " circles "a
those represented, and therefore have 10 personal
knowledge Of such spiritual manifestations.
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morr Radicals Elected TO she Missouri STATE

speci.i Dispatch 10 The Missouri Democrat
SPRIEGFIrLD, No, May 29.-In this district Lin
asnbower immediate Emsncipstionist, lie elected by
abou. 100 majority. N.
FROM THE CAPE GIRARDRAU DISTRICT.
1s Ae Editor Of IN. Hissouri Dsm0oydt
81. LOUIS, May 81 have just received news
Gom the Cape Girsrdeau District in relation to the
election for member Of the Convention, 70 FIJI the
vacancy Of Gen. N. W. ws.kiusi md 30 far as
board from Col WIN. II. McIans RADICAL il elected
over Judge Shancr (Coppcrhead) by q large msr
iosi,y. o.w.s.
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RuiIyoaJ Accident.

puLApEIpHi4. Monday. May ? 1903
collision occurred this evening between the
. o'clock train from Sew-iors aud Tie b y ciocA
1,,,,,bt AID emigrapt trim for New.York on the
Camden sod Amboy Railroad At Fish House, three
mile, above Camden.
Both locomotives ind several cars were crushed,
bit fortunately oLly two persons were injured
Thomas Hartman Of the city severely, and news
boy shghuy. Tie o'clock train was thIr,eon
minute, behind time, but had the night track The
accident occurred through tie inability Of the
engineer OF She emgrAut tain to reno" his enslne
rrOmptly.
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ORTHoDox FRIIYDs' YEARLY MEETIsG.-At the
morning sitting yesterday the reading OF the queries and sn
completed In the afternoon the minutes Of the
ReprseUtatiVeS meeting" OF stsneipg Committee OF ne
yearly meeting which 10 clothed with authority to act for 1t
In al critical emergencies DARN: the rece" wers re'd The
mo,, in,.ens portion Of these minutes was that which
rel..d the DEALING Of the Seis.J with tie eon,bsnd' who
have bson liberated by tbs rTosf Of our srne' and N
whose behalf tie Society Of Friend. h,s undertaken truly
Chfan aud phiianthropo work. We published 10" WINTER
the report Of the Committee Of this meeting which hr
visited tho oonrsbsni camp, and sh. be able IN few
lay before readers statement OF tie subs'quen
dealings Of Friend, with this oPTIe'ed o!a', very largo
meeting Tor religion, .Isci'es held in the .'ennf snl
The meeting mi, morning will also b. Tor public worship
open to all m though, hat the Js''ly m,et.n. viii con-
slud. II, ,ittlnsi on Thursday Of this wsei.
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'hGsTric Irsscr PovoVR
The original and certain Nesn Iieilnator Tho eE'r,or
dinafy effects Of tai. arcl- Tor tng koaohe' Ants Bugs
Fsu, &c, ana for Fr.~'ing Fur., Clotas Furniture &c
Iou Moths Lao been to;sd Tor - yeas and warranted rcis
bic. Il 10 free from Poison.
Bvwsis limitations and eolute'et' Esch h,'k has the
signature q J.. Lyon.
Lyons lat Pl. c-n'.1 dc,ih to Rats and Mice. Sold By
ell Druggist. tnl Fu.niinre dssier..
DFSAs &. BAKsE' : Co.. Agents.
20 .02 Bfos1vey Nsw-York.
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Assault oN J,SE Wustow.-ie'ierdsy, Lau-
rens Daz coHus,sr Merchant il MS o.i, ". aiT,r'ed
By d.,ore smith snd before Ju'os Connolly al the
Too b. Pole. Court charged viii s''Aulns Mr. Jane No
ow ptornstois Of house In Houston street .no" n'ti
Goorto Foloe H,AdquaTsr' lsrPs-r thai NJ Dii' Ard
Mr wir,lov h,d qu,rs, wien hsrFnoi her seo5' The
b..dsrd fos ..v,sl ume' bsctng Of Lsr eyes and
otheusits u.rssiu. h. M, Win,0v nyi wihosi
r,o,s,.,or IL. .c.u,.A va bold 70 tall a. a.. 81
f.sJ 10 .usru
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bis chance Of success being regarded as hopeless,
and Filngham was declared the winner.
SUMMARY.
FA.mos CouRss, L. l.. JuLo2. le6J.-hstoh ssoVo bile
hests. IN harness
Horace Jone. nsmsd br Robert Pinghsm..2 ] i
Sam. Mclaughlin usmsdI gr 4 Rockinsham.....I or
Timo-2;28i. 2;21i 2i25t.
The match trot for 5000 between George N.
PatcbeD and Gen. Butler comes off this afternoon
on the above course.
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Fearful Catnstrophe.

LouIIviLLE. Tuesday. June D. 1867
large brick building on Sixth street, used by the
Government for storing and oas, fell this even
ing, buryiDg twenty persons beneath It's rnins.
u supposed that about FIVE are killed. Workmen
Nre making excavations 10 rescue the wounded.
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=, --,,,,,.-Ir",sy,. -T"s.dn,. June y

VTNTFE GAHbIs- d Iiusaiofs.
SlHLUs-Dats'- No"n -,
ANA MINIS THTAIFH-Th. Iroups y, bss'
sAIlDs Al. AtRNf.hIi coz ul-ls',- Aa e. ffeaf"s1
BAlNINs 81 sym Tom 4lutab "a -ts I On
Nai .nd Minnie Wsuel a. tcaf. Dfsnss 81 ,s1
Il 'rlnct
OOTPiHs GALfrRY-W1ft, 81 Afl
No ~ BROADWAY lsrsa.syrs'' Pslaual
IHNItu UAL..-BnsgG a. lard 0ufrtn.eat
UUPF CifAPFL-p1 Flocg'' Hey L,na
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Government bonds.

PHItADILPna, Tuesday. June J, I5hJ
Tie General Subscription Agent reports the sale
Of Eive.19eL,ies to-day 10 tho amount OF
81 900 600
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hfApoUsRrrr PRovosr-MsRsHAL
EnrnTU l4rSayf- SfOvaI DI.TRTgT,

Ne. 25i Broadway, y. Y. Ci.y.S
c,S,r,x - Proyo.r- N AZ MAI GKSKBsTs OyyICs.
W,.II.Gri, D. T.. May =, I.6J-All neu who desie -
i -, u.nicar icsin, OF Cavalry ie the hsld are
ar, ~ ,bv dsTs 60 the Soarc Erroiiu ent ia their
p.cive Ditgic Ibo board shal examine then. eod de-
ne moon M X htrcs To- tie service. sud, II found 90 10
A. nm. 81 TO District shalt .iVs tnem tsns-
ri-ton t.s.. 10 tbv Gcucsl R.ui Ef0u,. 8. the head
ION a. hsv present then seses tins General Rea5,-
v,u. they shall 10 daily mustered BY mus:sTins snd u.s.
ig,Bx Officer snd aid by him ,le bounty aowed oy a~.
JANIS Is. fiti Provo,t hsrshsi1eneisL
Person. desur 10 cnls VIII present tleinssEs o. .hs
C,pt nd Prov Mar Iv,h CONF District
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Marine Disaster.

Bosr0A, Tuesday, june 2, 1858
The schooner Medors from Boston for Richmond,
Me., capsxed in squail Las. night. Her crew
wore taken off by the steamer Montreal, and have
sxrved bore.
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Malls Close at the Po.i-Onice

f0F t,Irs IIIsI. tII To t0IIlIslI- y Essuef
Gaia, " stn,.I,, jar 3.................... isi
ior FLGc.e ty steamer HlberuiEa, VA Oaebst,
ItufGCsv I4I- y ID
Nm, So ". 'n..osy Jass j...,'........ lot N.
Pot O. forn. 10. ds4.y ieJniays sIceptei.
Overland VI. S. Joseph h0.........5 IT, sni u p m
Ngfih-aiuaav Buhaln aud tan,i,s.. = m d = =. IN
Nh, 90 Met Ws, Nail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
U.,.srp Mail vi. E- R.ifasd COMB md A .. ~.
-i.r. .tt s9ttl.M rs'srn Nsi n 4. - 10! y
t,,.,fu N,il...............3s. m. ifi and e, p
Ne,r bsdioti Newport sad al llT-f...-.....-.. 3 ~
IAr Lon. I,ald Mll closes - =. o., 'ul q. p in
sulds, Mails. On rund.s al msls close q. d . u.
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ExpIosIon Of "a Cartridge Foctory.

fNpi.e,POLs. Tuesday. June ?, 1903.
pistol cartridge maEuiactory near this civ e.,
;iIoded 70 day. one peIsOn WAS killed and several
seriously wounded.
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The steamship Kangaroo hclcngng 70 tho Iiv-
,rpos Nsw.Yort and PbH.d.ps. Line viii sal for Liver
pool from Pi,r Nc North River a. to day {" ed0e''
dsy). AID will lad her newss; ou-en'town D"PaeAe'
will be received Gcofse soker' ofse No '5 Brosd",y'
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Hr.oauARrrKs Psovo,r-HARsa.I,
NiSrH CosGRsssIossL pisTRicT,
A. -Ey -.folk Ci.y

Cavalry. - Paoyo.1.,i,hTAL GxNggAL. OYTIc5
wiiaisGrcs, d. G.. Msy p, isGA-Ah lEsa VINO dEsW
JON ans p.s.'as regiment e cavalry io IN ne ned are
.ttAot.ed 10 tIs.snt thrulseyes a. time during
sLerttty DAYS 10 ths Boaid 4 Enroaeat IN their
.recve Drcts Tie Bead shsl examine ih'aa aad o.
trune upon their or ta ,sfce tlf oubd to Do
ht tho Provost Marshal Of tina District sla ave them rsos-
Dorson tickets tie general feniezvoas az the heAoqaAEte
Of the A A. Provost q ..e!a q go Sa,e rs soon e
they prreut themselves q this srs eucesyonh tasy az
- duly mus,.Fed by smuefus ani disouTaS Vlc.f ana
uatd BY hin the bounty low "a b. lsr.
JAsfEs b. Fry. PFovoss-s!aTshsl General
Person. W DO es.le 10 present these
he.lq lsricr'. las q; JnS hiS,o.
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PM - FouTTH STErrr.-Alout y o'clock on
aond., night ssrs r'.s 81 N tse.y 'ofs q Loul,
Hoiu No s1l Foa 90 street Dant.s sbqui so lHiuIsi
ln ID. N.Iss fasar.nc- Company n 80 Holm
rested on .u.y.s4on o. h.,lus tfcd ,Ae Ilsl'..
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NAvAt-TLe French gunboal Grenada, Com
andef B,yls rom vss crur via lsr,n, 10 day. tFf'sa
Tu,.dsy morrlre she i's acre" Of 10 iun' mounts
- guns, I'D b Of - So comes for repair
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GlllilarD Not.res.
fgaDquARTEvs PKoyosr-AARsHsL, }
SIrlH Dur. n. /. 80. i3J btH-sy. I
h.w.XapE lima I illl

Nfg-TOUK, juno 7, I'D,
Cayalry.-PRovosT-MAE,Es GRrHRALt OFpcA
" NsstNGTos ID. l.. Asy p l6,J-Au Dsa Wis fssue 10
join any particular regiment OF cavalry NV 10 toe reid are
horned Vresen, themselves II say time during
hs thru, dsy, 90 tue Board o. Trustees In their
sgectys Di,tcis 1he Board viii then. aud DO
srmns upon ;nrir fof the scs, aud, found 20 %
ai tie Provost Mash VI tbs Dsct viii give th- t,ns.
IL Il - p, e :' a,ngl Fsnts'y'g' u les Hvsa
,on. ~ sh. be dulv ru.tsred by us,tns and ais
bgr.Gs ocsr and paid By bim toe bouny allow - ~ W.
JAMES h FRY, Provos'-Ns General
Persons derrng sns; will Yreser 'h.sss ves ct these
usedqusrtsTs without dNay. JANIS b fAhh
Captain and PrOyost-lsrshIi VIsh ccn:te'sioas ps-
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The Best Braid and Embroidery stamps.LA'
the stes, and best p1t,etos at much les in.n ths u'
Full OF ladies' saa cnd dresses sl'ner
Braid Embroidery. hef OF esc at 90 bisoe lis'
Iuks otc. with fu inruotion extra sent W oAPo'''
free OF charge n receipt OF the piss. =, 80. -,
Mn,s DEMOhtsr, No, 473 broadway.
Stamping d,u, in tho ana, arod2 aaa e4elsSs maaass
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NJ, a., ,.oxaI Cltizcns of the Twentieth
Ward Tho Ilou. hEhhY q. STANTON WI Aicies'
IA. loyai citizen. OF tho Xxth Ward bTooAn 81 'ne yum
WEDNESDAY EVENING June D. stGe''io'A Su1Joo'.
Tao State Of our County" ,,,.v,
X. ISDELb. lco,,mi,t,.
N MILLlAND,
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THOMAS GRANAN, No. $50 s.h..v.

Nrv.YoRk, May T. 1863
Ihsvs great psssurs testify to the sk Of Dr. Won Esen-
berg his office almost completely d.a aud
with NY perfect hearing 1t ia nearly twelve months
sacs and the hearing perfect. The operation, which last
cd two three minutes 10 sAsh Of pain
wbaisos's T. with confidence, recommend all sufferers to
p,cs themselves unist DR.. Won ESenbess unsupsssed
skill SAMUEL c. HUNT.
No. 9 Ms.srolssv., Greenpoint, Il. l.
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NEW TESTIMONY.
Nyv.Yosx, MAYS, 1883.

NEV.YORH. WaTb I5oJ
entirely deaf in my iet ear. accompanied By dis
charge placed mysfundsr Dr. Voa Essnbergs care. VINO
By his great skill restored to persct hearing In tue
short space Of minutes without ssos tse slightest
Pc aud tho dchsrys has cessd entirely The Ep'!schan
Tub. which obserssd is quite open. and feel that
tho airpssgs performs s fuactionL amply sa,ishsd
and recommend every suffering from impaired bearing 30
pGcs theueve. under the treatment of this eminent and
,ucesssfol pbysicisn.