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=Eagcfleld,s Roll of Honor Gieasping.. .

EagcGeld's Roll of Honor. Gieasning. !
,Tbe mail of Monday last brought " dis!Slsehse
from Charlottesville and Martinsbufs eoutsining s
the following sad adsin.elligence . :
'ca,aaltie ja CO. Dslltds y, Beetle
/: = "a: IF GHtyitatg;; Pas
:: killett-Lious. Hsrvsy crsOker, ssrgtS Beau
fort Wallace AMI Prtrate MI. BartIey: =
%oundra.-sIorgt Charles L. aDuriases slog sIn-
pu,a.od; csrpl; ) ames, IoungH blood, hshdsoa /;
Preston. Pfa:sr and Pinckncy Possy. ;Inoflally.; ;
Preston Deloacl,,;.Jdo Brunsap,. seolgsn, E.
Colssn,. .J.F. cl,oa:henl, e. Dintins, ". MlFrsll;
slightly. -...-:..s
i dispatch to Mr.5E. !. Butler say Thona,
3ut!sr, younger brother ofsCofA u. e, sticr, and
in his command, was killed on the. Cd Jp!ty-sAo:
through the .,sart, and died inmediasel5 =
: No tidings of the 7th Regiment hsys;boen rO-
Issived since the Bsttle-of Gettysburg,
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The surrepder OF ylcksburg..!

-
-. - ,JaeEsos, lsEy ,. B. :. :.
An officer who arrived from cksss5lE tslis slt
me that theg.rrisoa hadbesa liyigg onpeas sbread
ind mule msst for two weeks, 49,.
He says tsat:if !: had been known tBas relief :
wa. coming it wenls have held out : & !.
Itisststod that alt the efiesss ot Psnssrtol =
urged him to surrender -. - I, - 50 s.
A number Of the, yieksbnrr heroes; s;ssriysth hers
today. I have con.srsed WITH snumhsgSf; them
priratsa a we'll rs offcers.
The -priy.tes praise Gen. Psiibcrton in: sthnIe
hixhess terms. Theysay they JYieka5s
burg prejudced' against hip, ButsIi inrsnf oarls
have d.no moro than hedid. oneman ihsd tears'f
whom he told mo what they had suffered. with
no relief, ana. then for yioksbnre 70
Tho Yankees wore led To- hslieye ths.sKl. the,
took vick,burg to wor wa'endsd1 and thsy could
.sI 20 hon1s and they would rcnatk to onJ5ti
"rwell, buys, wsssan ell SO home - $ sss..s
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For the. Adger.issr.

The Southern sisters, Aid Society ackaoHledSea,
the receipt Of SIS ,0O: from Mrs. :. >
MRS, .EEGIS JONES, Pros. {:
Mrs. R. II. Mnsi secry: %, %. -. :.
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es-h is stated that ono Of our signal aftoers .
in Charleston sigralIzsdto to tho Fodsrais tesho es
feet that nnow is the time to make tho s.sset, IS
Baaurcgard'a force is much iIo 'isein
irosns, and will undoubtedly bo properly lakesi
care of.. :. Z: :
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sSheIeS Thread,

i. isf,on ;fRTIoLE Just sFecsiyed: asice,
sS.sf aer, ,Ib. - ;J. "a URLEYs
ii IsISarg July ~ In ssi7i : sssss. 2sssS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

Sy. We hsve beon authorised by, tho friends,
IL DR.. JOHN. LAKE to Announce him aesndidatO;;
for State Senator to alftbo vacancy !hsfein e1''L
ing. :. ~
July te' -.
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,O 3 .lat6e erlral s. 3 :
JsNls 7. 3aeoE E,arDlToR;
Norc Fickcts CnptNici.

n-aSsDNESpAY, JILL IS, 1883.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

Tho resident population OF Virginia. Nevada Territory,
on the LIST OF July fifteen thousand, the
daily average number az transient visitors being many
more Main street, which is the Broadway and Wall Of
thatcty IL three quarters Of mile in length, 10
crowded Nth people Of every grade and description
large proportion beng elegantly dressed males and 10
males. Il. az ngrhs ffffugr farf fft =. az sfs- 81
The buildings on Maa street are mostly brick the Grst
story iron, open in 'front.' This gives light cheerful ap
pearance the street. especially In the night time when
brilliantly lighted with gas. Many OF the buildings In
THIS city provided with vaults and salarnanders the
four aud FIVE story brick and iron front reproof 60
ing up all have both Of these Indispensable fea
lures Some OF the streets blocked up with lum
Der brick and mortar that at times unable 70
get along laborcrs get from 81 10 IS day with
out board.
The city supports four daily newspapers, theatre,
opera house. several chusches any number of e0deons
and negro nstres TO nothing Of the Institutions
already>enumerRted above.
No one who has not been here idea OF the
OF treasure 20 DO in passing through Main
street. At Wells & FargOs banking house and express
Office II Is not uncommon to see tons OF 'sver bricKs
wheeled in and out M the course Of an hour. These
"brlcks shape resemble the ordinary fire brick, but
much larger and from nine hundred and eighty five
to ninc hundred and ninety pcf cent ineness which
ten fifteen per cent lass than pure slycraveraging
some eighteen hundred dollars eash stfrtt
The sight drafts sold frequently amount to hundred
thousand dollars day. Suns OK twenty dollars and up
usually paid in twenty dollar pieces No paper
currency there any OF the mining towns west Of the
Rocky Mountaus-Salt Lake Guy being the only place
where paper circulates for money. SO much for city
les than six old.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BrssoS--N,s BgeGKS-on Thursday, rclcber I, by
Pew pr. Weston, RopSsy BsssoS TO R,rsM VAN BsseYs
all OF this city NO cards.
CorSrl.-IyMIaR.--O Sunday, october4 by the Pew.
T. -in s,suNL A CopNnS u SARAH A. ismTaN second
daughter OF William Tempar OF this city.
Canada papers please cory.
CySIrR--ldvrscsr0s.- Tuesday. October g. by the
Rev Dr. Richardson at Il Thomas church Irr.aty CnN.
iva to Nsccy ~ only daughter Of Herman Livingston,
all OF this city.
Rev Frederick sill ~ 81 Ihomss' chapel, SAsrsr
n pru,Na 10 aGNps Il wuLausoS ali Of thus CITY
TfAy-l.ypsnsos On Tuesday, September ~, AT the
Jewish church. sheffield by the Rev. c. T. Camc,ve NJ
A of wakefield, CukRIk@ ftS. ". n, 90 H,tyS Arcus
p, fourth daughter Of kdward y s,nder,ou Eso.. Of
Frdcn tran &c ana of New York No cards
F.tIs-H. MfroS.--Cn Wednesday October :. by the
Rev pr Cummings, NooR fLf-, OF Baltimore 10 ENnv
". daughter OF Alexander - HsutQu, Fen, ~ New
Brighton, Staten Island
CIy--woop-on tuesday. October g. in Trinity chanel
Jlaversraw, NJ Y, by tho Rev y roswlci assisted by
the Rev A. Nichos tho Rev. H. CAV. u rector Of the
parish 10 JosrHNr HovAyS Youngest daughter n Colo.
mel Y. n. Wood, " ihis city. Nocras.
Providence and rostos iauers please cory
I,pr~--wasv Wednesday morning. October ,
Mr. JoHS L.pvS 10 lows, wARSsH. daughter IL Ce,f T.
Warner. Esq. AL o. this CITY. No cards.
TgwsIrvs- SapNvS--m Sunday. October By the Rev.
Wr. levitt. OF torihsm. nj the rcsFieucs Of .amce
West chester, 70 AN,ynt youngest daughter &c Human
stevens, " High Ridge, Connecticut
v,prNs--FipoyircS. this cny. on "wednesday, OSic
her Z ~ the residence ~ the brides sister by the Rev.
nr Mitchell, IsAtr YsEAs of MNu HaNor, 10 ssRsn M
ps youn.e daughter 81 the iA'e James fd,eriou, iSq
81 New York No cards.
wusa,--siuLr- AZ Od Htidrc, y. j., Ntdncf iay
October l. by the Rev. James g. Gpblc, Irynr9r y W.T.
,S. ~ 1rsok,yn Y ". Va Strsr SrUtTs dtrahter a
lIerrv siults, os Old Bridge
WOOD RI rsni. AZ cavalry church ~ Wednesday,
October T. by tho Rev Thomas taiiandet, nm Mr. JosyrR
r. woop 10 MARY fossrMyr edos, oarglirr of AeSan.
der Rnurli, all OF this city.
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evidences In the Appearance " body AZ deserbed
By Dr.. finneN that emo deceased had beeh pregnant
This closed The testimony FOG The de'eooe nhoN sse
cess was takea for Ellf al hour
Aerfece, Nr Citation stated thsI inc ine'.lnent Con
tanned O. cunts and asked the Iistrct Attoney on
| which OF then. he should clsim q verdict
Tho District Attorney made lengthy rJonder totbe
hc should claim verdict on any ose OF them
\ in accordance with the facts.
Mr. Clinton surnIned up for the deieaoe a lengthy
and eloquent address oonendag that evidence had
booa addpced 90 warrant conviction OF his client ard
that any gull attend the death OF Cemeotna
ought 20 be charged against Augustus l. Smms her a
| legged setgcer.
The District Attorney. In Mis- summing up for the
referred 20 the small oumbcr OF convictions
which have taken for crimes the nature tho
one charged against DR. Browne and tire great dcalty
always attending prosecution OF that nature. The
had not deemod 1t advisable 10 put smms on the
or the reason that such course would have insured
nun against any proceedings which Is might DO desirable
IA future 70 take against him. Mr. Hall then drew the
attention OF the jury 10 The legal PORTS involved in the
case and IN his Criticism OF the testimony for the defence
sad ne thought the evidence Of r Innel entitled
70 greater credence than thai OF the three medical
Yemen called To- testify for the defence they having
merely testified from hearsay evidence. while Dr. Fin
ne had testified from his examination OF the body Of the
deceased.
The Recorder in his Charge 10 the Jury said It was not
" his view or murder, and that they could but
convict the prisoner Of either maaslaueher in the
fourth degree or OF msdemefner After
number OF points which counsel TO tho defoncc had
qneSed him TO charge, the given TO the jury,
shortly after o'clock.
The jury remained out about twenty minutes, and, on
returning TO tho court rendered verdict OF guilty
OF granddaughter in the fourth degree The extreme
nay for this offence is years confinement in the State
prison. Tho prisoner appeared totally uhconcerned
hearing the verdict, and remanded for sentence
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+. MISUNDERSTANDING Persia Mr. aud mrs Hartman
and Miss Catin, MIR and Mrs Hcdelbach. children
aud nurse; IL A Smythe, Prince Arcnberg and servant
,o,n, " de Choiseul N Rloun Thos Mott VIM Orgiil
u II Wiclhan Evans Sastro Mr. Medina. Mr. and Mrs
Pendeon, Mr. Scheib Mr. Whsnn. A II Smon,er Rev Thos
Burke Mr. Mrs II Hodewsla DR. II y Sands. Mr. Billings
Mrs Barrett MIR Batter Mr. Lsdoux wh.e'ock Mr. Raih.
boue and Mr. Robson, Mr. bower NJ Wolfe aud three
dan ghters T. Mitchell Jr Caldwell. MACPHERSON.
H Mr. aud MiSBusx and servant. Mr. aud Mrs Barter
Nis< Ason, Mrs Mitchell and wo daughters, Mrs Brownce
aud children Mr. and Mrs " Avery. Nj Atkinson Chas
Banford. Mr. Eaymo nd Mr. ana Mrs Goodbeart Jno Harris
Nr and Mrs Taylor rx children gorfncss and TWO nurses
Mr. Mrs Cauldue and dsugh"r, John Mills Nv Smith
Jas English Jno MeBiide Cazabst, Juo Wright, Mr.
Robert Corning. Mr. spd Mrs VI de NJ and
Mrs de Anrysga. Tuyes. korps, l. Millsr "
RAFT Mr. and Mrs W ssueN, Mr. IIalhausen Mr. Mourgue l.
Ileyman. X u Tucker h1ncser. Mr. and Mrs u a Burr
and child Miss scott Mi.s gbet Mr. and Mrs carson
,irse chidrsn spd nurse; T. Burn Mr. Miller X Perry
Ijdbeer Thompson Mr. xnt Mrs Marcher and rhter
Miss Emma Barnes J q tatsheid Mr. Carpenter. Mr. Wells
Jerome T. Gous,ud Rrittpiayrr. Ssul Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs Chss MORAN, Nj and Mrs Scyferi and child
Total it6.
Uiy.SA-Sieanship Ease--F yrescan. P Sasssna, J
Nss,ie Mrs Simpsou Agarsa, Mupi1. Gross Roen.
haufn. Nr Uscke,. " ,ordeyo A 1snns r. Lu.rcs: MIRA
Two daughters; = saba. salgot Hnklc. Rand lady
y nd daughter; Riohsd Henry. q WadsWorih.
DET tRTrVEs.
LtyrRrooi--s1srner Argha--trankiin Goodrich and
iaiy aud Samuel Langley aud lady of Boston; iohn Shed
deiphin; Rev Mr. Lafsn, Ireland Armstrong and dapgh
Tor New YORK: NJ Eden England: Rev T. Prcut VI Rich
Wahani; q Oakes, Mrs Oates. Mr. Gtiath snd " IN
Iyon--intermedisies 3. snd 80 IN stceroac
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fakir Club.
itoNe KoNc RAGS, 1868
Won by
NIP WILLIAM.
SIR WILLIAM.

The entire cost OF this magnificent piece of silver was
81 500 The Hong Kong Club is composed of Americans
and Fnglishmen resident in thai locality and annual
prizes given to the winners in the races every YEAR
PRE1SIAroN.--At seven O'Clock last evening very
pleasant took place board OF the British
ship Louisiana IN the presentation Of richly mounted
silver speaking trumpet to the master OF that vessel Cap
tain Joseph Brookmg. The trumpet bore the following,
inscription Presented 10 plain Joseph Brookipg ~ tho
steamer Louisiana by the passengers who with HIM
his late trin from Liverpool TO New YORK, aud his
rien In the latter city as token Of respect for his cha.
ra,1ef a. n aenticmnH aud a sailor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"WEDNESDAY. Oct. SPIN.
The upward movement in gold, which has now
lasted for ak weeks. showed signs Of having oul.
minated for the presses, to-day. The market was
decidedly heavy and ~ tendency was dropping.
The price raod from time TO time by parties
who have heavy interest IN sustaining the pre-
MUM: Int as soon their purchases stopped the
prices immediately declined. The China which,
according 10 the statements II Interested parties,
wa to hsve taken gu, nesry a million IN gold,
only took out t2ss 600. We are rspidly approach
ing the season when onr impcrtatons will fell OF.
and the inquiry Tor bills for remittance ana for
gold for duties will decline; while siuulia-
neously. our exports especially OF Amer.
can securities steadily on the increase.
The ive-twenty bonds arc especially growing
in favor with foreign capitalists. These securities
can be- bought by Europeans NJ 60 a 65 yield per
cont interest, payable n gold, and VIII 10 al Ia.
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Gorouers' Iuuuests,

frn A,,eY IN .iGRoeHy sTonR--coroner Naumsnn
hold M nques, yesterday, at the New York Hospital
upon the body Of John y. Mckenzie native Of Conuec.
tct aged 30 years who died from this effects Of Injuries
received sunday night while engaged In fight with
named James Gross, al the grocery No $50
Water street The parties guArreled some trivial
matter appears when deceased challenged Cross 20 20
down on tho dock aud light him. The challenge was de
ciined however and of words ensued which hp,iy
ended IN scnie. During the row Cross as II alleged
drew knife and stabbed bs adversary inttte abdomen
ignirug two fatal wounds. The assai'ant then ref
from the store, ana attempted o. escare Through
tho rc,r hut policeman Boyd Of the Thirteenth precinct
who happened 10 he IN the peghborhood followed him
closely, and succeeded IN arresiIng him after brsk
CHASE. The Jury rendered verdict against the prisoner
and the CORONER committed him 10 tho Tombs TO await
the action a. the .rsnd Jury. Cross ~ = nachniv nv
occupation, thirty lour years OF anS resides AT No
6s3 Water street
Forsp DEo~sNn.-Thotas Corcoran. naive of Ire.
aod aged thry.cIeh, years found drowned q, The
foot OF Vast Twenty thira street y0terde. Coaer
kaumsn held inquest
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Thomas o. Moore. Rebel Governsr o,
L0utsiAna.


Although constant reader OF your paper had, until
sxndsy, overlooked sentence Ia editorial Of yours
On the HERALD OF the Goth ult which roads oilows:
" Thomas overton Moore, Governor OF Louisiana, was
once respectable citizen OF New Orleans he hav-
ing sprung from Of tho rst and oldest families and at
one time was acknowledged Of the leading men OK
NewUr!eans Now, fact is Governor Moore Is Of New
England origin, and dis career in Louisiana
"a an overseer OF plantation He very economical
and ehrewd made some fortunate Investments Of his
savings, and finally married ancient and wealthy
family. When the rebellion broke out he probably
worth Ave millions OF dollars. He Is a man OF very
limited talents aud does not possess the general inor
nation OF common Northern school boy. The writer
OF this travelled with him from Nov Orleans to Mobile
10 June 1859. fsoon after his nomination for Governor
and be (aioore) informed him that hs then his
way 70 Boston TO settle tho family estate either In
that city other part OF Massachusetts, do not
distinctly recolect which was told by friend Of his
board the boat that Mr. Moore not capable OF max
ng speech aud took that to leave tho State to
avoid &c stumpipg" il. Mr. Moore told himself that
he should make speeches during she found
him totally uniformed the most commonplace
topics. SO al vAr0R
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Alleged Ext0rti0n Case.
Before Hon. Judge Barbour.

Ocr. 6-Losasa Cad,oeu Is Rolin A. GoodencugA and
Ed,cdrd II. HaWke.-This which commenced in
Junesas, the adavits of the plaintiff and her coun
sell Mr.. James, now comes before tho Court on motion
TO discharge the order previously granted.
The following Is the decision OF the Court
That upon careful consideration all the facts set
forth in the ppcrs read on this notion and OF the argu
ents Of the learned counsel Of the respective parties
an fully satisfied that the plantiG has wholly failed TO
show that the defendants have had any moneys
OF property 10 their hands belonging TO the plaintiff
~h ~ she entitled but that the defendants have fully
proved series Of facts entirely inconsistent and contrary
10 all the material statements contained In the complaint
and moving papers.
Motion 10 aside arrest should
be granted, with SO cost 10 each defendant
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The Extradition Case.
UNITED sTArES COAMssIOSKR's COURT.
RafOre John A Caborf, Eao

Oct TN TIE mater Of John kenne. calling himself
Hod0son, an alleged hS.re from justice the absence
OF Mr. Dunphy, who was under cross examination
witness az the last sitting Of the Commissioner Mr. John
Rand Bailey, the English solicitor in the case was
called and his direct examination continued He testified
that he knew John Menne keeping segar store in Cam
denown London, for two three prior 70 1861
and in the middle OF 1881 carrying business general
merchant, under the firm Of J. Meuae Co., at No. 10
Buckesbury, London. He produced in evidence copies
Of the proceedings In the bankruptcy Court and testified
as to his taking proceedings In brussels against man
named Soleme. a. partner In bulness Of the accused
Adjourned 70 Friday, at two r. u.
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BAfrIMoag, oct. 8, 1855
The extract FROM the Richmond papers OF the Sd,
copied generally 10y the New YORK press Of this morning.
stating that mbodsn had recently made aQscent upon
this road, il entirely incorrect No interruption to the
regular freight passenger business has occurred since
the reopening in August last nor is such contingency
probable. Tho Temporary large moyement for the gov
ernent lately has been fully and satisfactorily accom-
phed aud the conseQuen, return from this service Of
empty cars together with those oaded with produce,
bcuud East. insured tor westward transit PROMPT despatch
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C,ur, C-,,ua.r-rh,. Nav

SUPREME C0rRr--Cinctir--rart Logger and Iermi-
ner--Part 2-Nos ISIS, $3.50. 3522. 3524, 1896 $685.
$3.50 1892 35c4 $685. $50 3542, 35s4 1885, 54s $780,
5s2 35b4, 1855, 5Ss.-rart 3Adjourned tl October 12
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part mos 2Is5. 2541 1873, 1851
Part 2--Nos lcs. 500 500. so0 1925 22.0 l76o o6ls
o:2s 2400, 80 . 2a04 2a0g 2i1O o412.
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Com wfS1ss ~ fHs WSSf.-peops w Wisconsin .
and Minnesota, may look FOR the hardest wutar
seen Tor many years There win Ne cold daysthc
mercury will run lower and the will he deeper thar
before since 81 This ia the first fall tho winter "a
bT, that the brook trout have commenced ieavn the
snail creeks Tor deep holes early september and
the rst since then that puskrats have doubled
walled little hiloek homes these and certain other in
sllibe signs known 10 the sportsman and hunter Indicate
q winter unusual severity. u Is spinion uai sbs
river will eose ~ least too -ce earlier than s, ycs-
Ia ~ 80. DyvlT "a i. = r.- - -
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Personal Intelligence.

Admiral Dupont, OF the United states Navy Hon. Amos
Kendall and daughter, Of Washington Ex-Governor 8 g.
Arnold OF Rhode s'and and wife General !ruce Of Long
Is and: Hon. L. NJ Gloss OF Nebraska; A. Wing. and A.
Van yechtep, or Albany, o. 8. Fay and l.. Harding, of
BOSTON: y. Spracuc, OF Providence; IL. NJ BRelow. o
Clinton; J. T. whipple, of Lansngbnrg. and p. V. he
lcgg Of Utica, are stopping at the Astor House
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city Intelligence.

PRzE Bowl FAKR Racing CLrR o, iloNG
KoSo-A splendid silver bowl, ordered by the Racing
Association OF Hong Kong, China has just been completed
by Tiffany Co.. and is at present exhibition at their
store Broadway The bowl is Of massive construction
and cegan, design and may BE- taken fair specimen
Of Yankee ingenuity. The peiment is IN the shape Of a
rectang!c with OF the sides slightly curved about
I'VE inches in length and inch aud half high. The
curves contain MAGNIFICENT statuettes, representing
an indian and u Chnamaa The latter is enjoying his
pine, and the former appears in sitting posture with
CULVER 81 arrows lying ri his feet. The shaft
the bowl gives representation " Chinese hagoda
while the bowl itself is OF immense proportions beauti
fully finished and adorned with the most costy specimens
Of chasing and moulding ON the edge OF the RIM
side s the head Of mare aud at the opposite SIDE the
head Of blood stallion. The bowl does not OPEN being
continuous with the cover, which swcls into broad
peak the top or which secn'a statette OF the
brated horse Lexington. The following inscription l.
craven on the front o! the pedimeni'-
fakir Club.
: NoNe koNc RAGS, 1868. :
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Beard or SUPERVISORS.

Oyticg CrErx Board or SUPERVISORS.
No. T. err HAL. Oct. 4. 1863.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet on Friday, October
o. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Cor the purpose Of selecting IN
spectors OF Registry for the respective election districts
OF the city and county Of New York.
JOSEPH y. YOUNG, Clerk
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Arvsrnova.--.f,n Wednesday, october :. Anna A.
daughter Of Frederick sud Mary C. Armstrong, aged !.
months.
The relatives and friends N tho fanny rcecctiy
invited " attend tho fncrsI this thursday Afternoon
at two O'Clock from No 70 va-ick street,
CsssrnA--n hgs~ood, y, on Nosdss uorpcg,
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HhkALD.
In your report OF the regatta Of the Empire City Eegaa
Club you state tina, Mr Mckay The builder Of all tho
winning boats which was = mistake, as lie was the
bui der OF only one CHRIS. THORNS,
Vice President of.tiie Empire City Regatta Club.
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Brooklys city Politics.


The Republican City Convention met AT Ne . Court
street last night, Tor the purpose OF nominating city
ticket Mr. siss 4. Butcher chosen as cha rnan
The list o. delegate called admitted when the
following gentlemen from each Assembly district
were appointed committee TO prepare address 70 the
voters, namely
Du'rlcs
Vim. A. Fritz.
AVN. r. barber
3--wm. Al. Thomas.
As r. PARSONS.
Sd. j. pathway.
S--Wm. Wall.
IN. j. Eoss.
90 motion Of Hr joseph Reese, the Convention sd.
j'rncd unit, the 2o,h Instant tbe object being 10 select
an unconditional Union man Cor Mayor, regardless Of
former political CONNECTIONS.