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Z THE { HIl-E 2 ,ElzxkECUTION.'
fBY PONY EMPRESS TO THE srAR1
SCENES YEsrKRpAY ryENrse.
Especial correspondence Of the Sta

Especial csrretpondence Of the STAR I
UPPER MARLBoRoueH, Nov. 2-Hard,v
had the stage left yesterday afternoon befor.
squads Of citizens, some on horseback and
others in wagons and buggies, most OF them
having been summoned by the sherin, arriyed
in town. They were armed with ,musre,.
douole-barrei guns, carSines,i pistols, And
sabres.s As might Be expected, the hot>ls we're
soon crowded TO overnowing, and the scene
about The Court-Honse vas an animated one
where the sheriff and deputies were busy in
giving insruetions.
cofDiTios oB rHR PRrsoNERe LAST nIeHS.
Rev. Ar. ke1shav aad an isiervisw eT one
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OHoLrRA IN ST MARYs COUNTY, No-It
Is new beyond question that cholera has ap-
occurred IN the practice OF one physician. TWO
In that OF another, and one in another Five
deaths thus far have resulted from the ptsti-
lence, but we are pleased TO be able 10 stale.
that within the Ast four days, no new cases
have been reported, and thai ali within our
knowledge who had been smitten with and
survived the first terrible shock OF the dis
ease, are In fair way OF recsvery.-St Mugs
Gazette.
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TIE IRISH ENIeRATIoN.-The emigration
dnring the harvest is reyivine The Cork
Examiner remarks that "a cousiderable por-
uon OF the emigration takes place through pre-
paying theis passage money IN re- and durinr
The past month the number of prepaid pas
sage greatly Increased. This shows the great
anxiety of the Irish In America to have tnesr
countrymen out there"
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our knowlecge. Widow Lear ana her ,hree
children, who live near Rochester Indiana
were poisoned a few days s,nce by eafiag ii,
which had not used before for eight years.
The oldest daughter, aged Is. died from The ef-
fects, and the others were not expected % re-
cover. - q
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"A sTORES 3I5 AND 317,
South corner Penn a avenue and 9th street

W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
Will give their especial attention to all sales en-.
:ales Of Hou,ehold furniture, &C. aud sil dsscrip.
nue., betwees 9Th and i0th sts. lint &C is-eolSs
SUPERIOk CABINET FURsIrURE.
The subserib:s y I. happy g inform his numerous
snf nj H5i ns'ok Of
Il Full snd Complete, embr scing every
s ssa s'a, aszs from g ~ ss' JHsxfAJEE aH;;i fxE
sisss & Il e
ca. .ad ssS
ssseosm sousaess, 1a@ aerusr g WbbLS9H Ssb 80
EMRICHy hEsTAURANr.
IL No. SsS Ptnns avenue, near 6th street,
r EARICH wishes to in form his frieads and the
Sssa 3f fresh asi':
" s;:. s'$ "a b.
F9fss,s Is,sna SlITIsM 1Isaos ooSsGL,s HAND; s9oK.
de- Es.s y
F 4: DAfsa q:
ct SsS,ufs,
States 0oususs, volume; New York. TSs Il TniseI
iss: sy:ss. 'fS
nspTal =! p and Psassiosi Guide: volume London.
scrt. soS%ss On ssG
W.F and somrercs: and en- other br rsncss" s 81 81
ssAscK
koir 1kHAs x6o4s HsR D. nuroa BULBoJs
Iruit Trees o. finest ga slity, and moderate
eohssins ~ stsnsd and bw.sf bSs ps.ts
fsnsohes cache. "A pricots Neetsrines, Che efriss, &C.
dsc. &c. ''h'e'-osis"sre' oeaoord Iona Adiron-
Lswton Blackberriss. Strawberries, Ourrsu..
kyereIsens, Shade Trees, Roses, &c.
nsi.tins Of Double and nd sinsis Hysoin,Ss @ ,Ssra I'd
ss". fsnusoo n,nn n; Ane monies Esrci:sss Crocus
lected specially for ny trade - '' ''' 80 80
CO. aeo7t s.U1hs yUhs SAUL;,
,ss, to <4S 7th street. opposite o. s. Paient 81
pURE OLD PORT WINE
-Ihavs received from the priyas. stock OF. x.n.
md arss assiifS PORT WINE. sxifo q bon,s pure
sThis vine has been ano On to me .evsr., ,
psn incident Is the season have been very bsns. NIL
its Il l. s.dsred end recommended b, yhysio lam.
and cen be relied on IN iSsfx .iSs69SiSdIaI .S6SdaaIfL1
corner 18th and n streets %
H0 -. under Ebbitt House
w II IL5E4a.AAaEn1ssIAH TIA psb5hnsss' psb5hnsss,'
and WAsaSiASD Tors. 80. ~
n a1oSsnsn.. M:ds to order on reasonable terms
Eih keep eoe:ts9tiX en hsnd sAsT.RN MAB-
Orders Tor Plumbers SLA BE- promptly attended
H.s,ssao.s ,nao. bet. issh and lsth ST.: vest
p la N o 49, ------- = =
W, We have now on hand an assortment OF h5xe9
40 TO 50 PIANOS, 6af
yelcn We are Offering for S . at faetery prices
~ s,i ~ sxeiSssvtIy FOR sAsh, We enabled
~ ~ss'lo W. o. MsrZERory& co
Pole agents for stein-sy Sons Plan anil Va.
son Hsrnlins . Cabinet Organs. 5'oss
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o1It is reported that quite furo-e has been
created among the farmers Of Berks county.
Pennsylvania- In DE culture of the rh1oarb'
or eheYry plant One farmers Iiyire nesr
Reading, VINO pet out ouey oae- half an a~rsI
rsporn y'elds y cost ef ell0o His wine
soid us $50 per esllon. ~ 80 80
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~What 10 the einerense eetween a tunp.,
ana speAkipg trumpeti One is hoiisvs1
ont, and he otker halioved In. - -
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ADJUSTMENTS,

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Growers, /,
Pennsyivaaia avenue, near Willards' Hetol.
srALDiSG RAPLsy.. Pre- prtetors.
BENEEIr ~ Miss g. BIoH!Has
an THissyrirsyl EvisiNo. Nov. 2. 1888:
s.t, . ch'rniRRS,Ggs5;r RSssg 81 SSsrllr. ssc -
rsssssfs2 s.ssssS224F F1i 1Ai.SSi.ssssoos, i.SSi.sssoos GRAND oP..A
MAflhEE, commencing at 3 O'Clock, DOCTOR
Or,ALoAkTARA Admission to all parts Of the
MADAM. e0ODALL's sILEOr DAyCING
on g. AM sO' ST. S
residence as K street. between Gath ana "a
sssh: stao'cioek. Yer terms apply at the e.
AT ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
IVA MAR1s1Asp 1AspARhMfa AssHMBL1 AT ROOMS. q
e, between Z Oh I .ns H isth streets. H"'
The academy 10 nov open Ssr the reoep- -
Ha.: an .Sd hour, hSur: = tunsen for young ladies',
9entiemens classes FROM to 10, same evenings.
SaPnSate vat Instruction given to suit the con-
DBeFs. J. ". n. P. KREIs'
DANCING AOAbEMY, a
Psnnsyivsnia avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts. N
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy is now open for the reception OF
Pupils. sele ct class is forming on We'd :
esnnos asspa dnr 1T%n s1 %
can car = be had at J. +. Ellis and ". @. MetIeSott 4
The Hall can b, rented for soirees, 40.
dds: s@% and
iSsnftssmen 2 0iasses; Tpesdsy and Thursday eve
For further IA forws I apply during the hour,
o. tuition. or address Q note 10 the Academy.
Quarter coMmeoeing with the first le.son. ae 10
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Nj. MkRCHARr TAILOR.

Corner of 9Th and d streets,
Desires to return his thanks ,or the liberal a
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seAsols, and at the came time Invites his Nn
friends 20 visit his store and inspect his new NI.
snd choice selection Of goods. which he has
luet purchased for the Fail and Winter Trade
sAf HARDON. his associate, continues to q
his constant attention TO the style and general
appearance of all garments made at the estab
.Ephment.
The best work and moderate charges is our
vmof.o oc l5-ims
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NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grsver's,I
Pennsyivaaia avenue, near Wiliards' Hetol.
6PALDING d RAPLBy .........--... Pr % prte etors,
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4 Successor to H' =. L.udon q Co., q.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
369 Pennsylvania sveuue. -
my1-n Washington. d. u.
DENTISTRY.
Ir,. 4: LooMrs, -,

The Inventor and Patentss Of the MIHERAL
rLAIE TkETH, attends perionally 49,
MS once In this city. Many persons can ySx&
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
these. - = :"
Persons calling at my once can be accommoda-
teo Win any style and price Of Teeth they nay de-
are, but 70 these rho are particular and wish the
1arest, cleaneet, strongest and most perfect dem
tnre tpet art can procure, the MIHBBAL TBETH
viii be more fully warraated = : :
Rooms In this etty-Eo 3Ss Peau'a avenue, be-
Mesen yn and loth sts. Also, S01 Arch street,
fnllaoeiphia. oc 20-lv /,
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CLOTHING, DO.

" DOLAN, MEROHANT TAILOR. corner
IL. OF 18th street and PeDnsylvants ave-, A
opposite willsrds' Hotel, has received -
supe. i1r aseor teie Mt ef Csthe. 0assineres, M
S<bnnes. Chinchiliss and EscoRas, tor y
Oysrcoatr and Q eeneral assortment o.
Cents Furnishi.e Goods He has also added q
Cfothing from New York, at lower prices thar
be bad In this city. ue invites his FRIENDS and
the public TO give him call, an returns his SIN
cs-e thanks for their liberal patronage. &C 3! I'm
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W. l.. WALL 4 Co, AuctioneeFs,
Will give their especial attention to all sales en-.
trusted TO than Particular care ri en- to out doc,
sales OF Household Furniture &C. aud all dsscri ..
tions OF Aefcheldise. Also, have Bazaar for the
sale OF orses, Carriages, &C., g. Louisi ana ave
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EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.

Cone1pondenct OF The n Y. Tnblne
EAs1oS Pa. Sept 90 1866
The Republicans Of the "Tenth Legion" are wide
awake and determined 70 reduce the majority in this
notorious District Meetings have been held here twice
and thrice q week for several weeks past During the
state Fair we have had glorious time.
The Hon. John C. Kuncke Of Harrisburg in his address
CD Thursdsy evening, paid handsome compliment TO the
Republicans of Old Northampton, who although alwaysin
the minority with prospect Of eecng any
Ia their work ike men, He said w. H. Seward never
made greater mistake in his life than when he declared
that the Union party had lcaderthat equal and ex-
leader through the war and was still guiding the Union
men of the nation lie spoke nearly two houn in the
mos. eloquent and argumentaye style, proving himself
Xfter Mr. Knrlkel had conclsded the Hon. A. X.
McCLrEE the Hon. MIR. BARBER Of Maine, and Others,
took up the strain and kept the crowd together until
midnight. Last evening" Maj PoDsborn OF hew-'er'ev,
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iI6oEs NlSTnoroliI4.S HoTEL ksS ", losEi
JAS TEnvrLLisER. ss-reup.
Aunuax-rhs Hon. LYMAN IREMAN
srrsanr.D- Sspi sIE lS5Igy L wooDFoRO
hrwsyRou Ths Hon 5d ggTaEE eo g E ;}sa
AsSSS16yI Hon f e. D. T. cGL BAILEY
SI1cE.-H. S L1sAG. ESQ, efNirogfL
SAG Harpon.-oen. sfEW1RRL wooDFoRD
Ss S Or Il s1 Coz coNELNe.
MAnGTnos.-PATRcK coR6ETT' ca
Nrv ROcHrrLE- 90 i p PA ifi q 2 TsIs:
COryEr 29DsI t5wS.lt. w1LLxcE. ESQ., S'''''-'
20 AvfSrE-( jstg- p HEisTAND o. Loui,lanl
ToMPKISsvIiLE-DT X. o. SIDNEY -
Aai,I-E z e Nh s. I ems oDoNNELL
BlLOyssyllIs7aIhs \ illoE, 4 NH hi sMLET
eREESPoRT-Gsn. sTEMAAT. l.. woODFoRD.
iEEiToS@T6e Hon RoscOE CoNKLINO.
EisT NV .YoaK-JO o MOTT esq.
cGIDT.~f he Iloa. LYilAS TREMAiSR.
IIoET tIoHEoxOrrWS,Nc i. Ly RLEiGH e''
HoawIoH.-Oeu. !. W. CONWAG
vrnsos.-rte Hon Rosc5oE toSKLIN0.
TARRI1owS.-TLe Hon. =. D. CULVER
CGTTskILI-Gen. z. u; van MYGK ,.oe,v
Mt yrnSOS j ISf a2p' s ~ ih ssaR " "0'II
ELAIHA-PATBlcK EogBSIrs go.
-, Gen. C. II. VAN WICK,
'+''''"' tOen. STEWART H. MOODfOkD
NSw-PA1rz- I ib4aRl i. o .. sDseT
DELr.--The Hon A. n. BAILEY.
PArNrRA-PAThCK CQhBEfr esq
M0fi1y OCf. g.
w,-rrrovy- The Hon hoSCQE COMBINE,
"A'+hIo"N'- Gen STEWART l.. WOODFORD
OwHsO.-Cea, G. H. van WICK.
GLYNs FAIIs.--The Hon. = D. CULVER -.
LATTNKR HALL, BHOOKLYH.-lhc Hon. THOMAS o. ALHOhD.
FLusHig0.-Ths Hon. BUTLER o. NOBLE.
SILVER lHAEK Thu liof. =. l. PITTS.
HUSTiTGTos-Gen- THOMAS L. HiTE Of Kentucky
conzrSa.-0en c. H. VAS WicH..s
WAHKEAs sUaGa.-The Hon b. r. CULVER
-, Orn. SIWANi J.. " OODkOHD,
foTsDAh-- The Hon. a. =. Parker
sYRacusg--Tbe Hon. ROSCOE CONkLlNO.
BABYLON. Gen. THOMAS NJ. HiIE.
Heiaesday. oct 10.
- tThe Hon ROSCOE CONkLISO.
BUFFALO, Gen. G. ~. VAN WICK.
o Gen STEWART T.. WOODFORD.
O0DENsAuEsL- The Hon. A. \ PARKER.
WHrryHALL.-The Hon. T.. D. CULN
PoRT JEIEERsON--Gcn. THOMAS ~. HlIE.
CAKTHAGE.-L w. HALL eiq
BELroxr-Gcn. c. II. VAN WICK. -
-, (Oen. STEWART WOODFORD.
MALONE The Hon. 4. x. PARKER
sARlTO6A-The Hon. T.. ID. CULVER
PATcnoGUE. THOMAS ". hliE.
Gen WalteI Hartman pronounced by The Pd5urgh Gazette
the most effective speaker in England is 10 spend two
weeks in the New York canvass after the Pennsylvania ece.
tions :,
Gen JOIN CocHRASE viii speak for the ensuing week
in PENNSYLVANIA, mainly in the Wesmoreand District,
wherein Senator Covan resides and where he has been
aided by Senator Dooite. Gen. G. will be happy to
meet any recognized champ Of the johnson "Pohcy
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Q 1866

were delivered BY DR. Sidney b. Mississippi and Judge
H. Lasar of Missouri Notwithstanding the fact that the
sentiments declared by the speakers were extremely radical
audience constantly appaudd and vote OF thanks was
rendered the speakers the close of their remarks
Tomorrow evening another public meeting viii be held NJ
the place which occasion the Hon Henry = smith OF
iris city win deliver an address In addition 20 the public
meetings the Osnng Union Club meets every Friday even
ing 10 listen 10 addresses and keep the ball rolling"
ASTORIA
Our friends here under the lead OF the . Astoria
Union Association work in earnest The Poll List Is
being revised and corrected the vote viii show material
gain as compared with that Of 1904 The Hon Horace Greeley
made opening speech OF the campaign Tuesday evening
Sept 25 The Hon f. D. Culver speaks this TUESDAY even
ing The bare OF course sufficient to MI the
f.,fraa
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poIiiical No!ites.

Union Republican General Committee,-A Special
Meeting Union Republican General Committee ohe City and
County NeYofk viii be held Angus Hail. No. GO Broadway
on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct O'Clock. PunctsAl attendance
IL requested az important buiinets viii be transacted
A. j WILLIAMSON Chairman.
Ca Gas p 5; s5RSSs }sscre,nrie'.
~ Executive viii the place,
O'Clock on TUESDAY EVENING Oct, ,
''''N WALDO uUTcHlNs, Chairman.
Gas n s; sraoso }seereiarie.
The Ninth Assembly Dlstricf linton Republican As
ISOLATION will hold special Meeting Lebanon Hall No Abing
square. TUESDAY EVENING October "A o'clock
CHAs. WRIGHT KIRBY Secretary.
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THE Avenue A FIRE.

The taking Of the evidence in this case was resumed
yesterday morning before Coroner Cover and jury
AT the close the evidence and jury after debrans gave
the following verdict . ,,-,r,
That the said Cornelius Rohjer his wife and three ebdfe
their deaths by suOca0n and burns during the hfe az
the house corner of Tirteents and Avenue A. the 2
Of September 1866 and from the evidence we believe sad n
persons unknown and that great praise is due Capt John j.
Mount for his persistent efforts in endeaVoDg 70 ind the per-
petratOr Of 30 terrible a crime"
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THE FREEDMEN.
.nrnrn nnr1AI rRnM nRN. sWAYNR.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1.--Gen. Wagner Swayne, AS
OF the Freedmen Bureau at Montgomery
Ala report that upon investigation foundation could De
asccrtned for report which had been circulated that two
freedmen had been sold rs slaves.
C0LORED LAWYER
motion was made in the Criminal Court OF TINS Dsuct
to-day 10 admit TO practice Jonathan j. Wright coored man
PENNSYLVANIA who has been engaged in his profession At the
bar of the Freedmen Courts in South Carolina ms Court
appointed three lawyers 70 examine into ms qualhcat2s
16 is the first application Of colOed man 10 be admitted 10
the bar of our District Courts.
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UNION MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.
speciaI Dispatch 60 The n. Y. Tribune.
GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN CHESTER COUNTY.
SpeciRi Di,patch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS.
RECEPTION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The reception of the delegation
Southern loyasts tonight enthusiastic The Com
mee appointed by the Republican State Central Committee
composed Ogeby aud staff and other prominent gen
temen the delegation Michigan City and escorted them
10 the CITY, the arrival Of the Train salute OF 100 guns
fired Several private residences Michganaye and BUSH
ness houses Lake-st. brilliantly Illuminated Gov
Ogesby delivered address Of welcome from the balcony Of
the fremont which responded 20 by C. H. Brans
comb chairman Of the delegation The programme for to-
includes public speaking in Lake Park and torch
light procession at night
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MISSOURI.

REGISTER MISREPRESENTATION FOR TIE SOUTH
RRN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROSPECTS.
euecInI Dispatch 70 The y. y. Tribune.
ST. LoUIs Oct. 1.-The Conservatives have caused tho
arrest of the Register in Lexington and wise Judge
refusing bail the registry has come 70 halt Extensive
ARRANGEMENTS are progress for receiving the Southern
Loyaiss delegation this week. Henry T. Blow viii make
the welcoming speech careful canvass OF the State leaves
only the lid, With and lXth Congressional Districts
in dOubt.
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GEORGIA.,

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. l.-Gen. Tillson, at Griffin, IS
naupg into the alleged Encouragement Of the affairs Of the
Heednens Bureau by the agent at that point.
fellow representing himself as son OF Arthur Barng OF
Iyerpoo purchasing cotton from the planters Of Burke aud
adjoining Counties was arrested at Waynesboro where lie
was detected passing fraudulent checks.
consequence thg failure Of the corn crop planners are
going West 10 procure a supply.
Cotton is advancing; sales 40 bales Middllng at JOG
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Ard Sill They Conc .

Letters from al ps Of the country bring the .1me
report. .stcon the pert Of ell who have aed
Gb maeane lons enough to have proved e9n aud 70
work N T. bou. Galveston 1eTa writing under dais OF
Aufu ~ says: pra,sd with ts machines and believe II
10 be- Tur MACHINE shal ke pleasure IN rec
omurndn- .drsrfiffn-u
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MARRIED.

sKAArs-PRALL-On Monday. DC, !, a; s.. Bartholomew
Church by Rev. kasibuB Beri.mu schuyler skaa 70
Clarn tvsea Pra daughter ne l. Ahrahsm Asusus fra
and r.e-e Cthe lste Jacob HGyl~a all Of this city
VILLA as-ROLFIu Jerey City Saturday evening Sept p
v tar rev X lub re Taomss e. Williams Of AeS-i
City Mary Juna Roll OF tbs sans pate and formerly Of NewiA
N,y.--t ,,o,r, n e,,e eonv
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SUDDEN DEATH.

PoUgHKRRPsIR, n. Y. Oct, About o'clock this
evening woman named Catharne Lawson resident Of New
burg while waking through Churchst In ils city suddenly
ION aenl nln le slleMak Canse-dseeae OF the heaIt
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THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
CHARLESTON.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. Up to o'clock TO-
day two hundred and INV Of the finest horses In the country
have been oF the exhibition The weather Is me
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For HAvASA.-The steamer North America, Capt.
Tnneman Of the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship line viii
sail October for Havana place Of the MORO Castle de-
layed in Havana by quarantine regulations
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regmena orders this Company will assemble at the Regimen
tai Armory No 22l West Twenty sSthst, on "Wednesday
evening O'Clock for the purpose OF ecetins ocors
aud perfecng the organization of tbs Company
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

Tor Goreruor-Hon. REUBEN L. FENTON. Chauiauqaa
E0rLL. GorerHor-Geu STEWART l. WoODFoED Kings
For Canal Com'r.-Hou. STEPHEN l. HA1I, steubeni
Ter Prison Mspesior-Gcn. JOHN HAMMOND. Essex.
Election, Tuesday. Nov. D..
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CHARLTsros, Oct. 1.-The new Catholic Church
was dedicated yesterday by Bishop Lynch Tho rebuilding OF
the Cathedral win be Pushed forward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

INCREASE OF THE MrSIsTRY.-A public meeting of
the Society for the Increase Of the Ministry viii be held in the
Church Of tie Incarnation Madsonaye this evening" at
ofcl
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9perial Notices.
Advice 10 Lovers.

k cOIdins by uesecins supply your berohsd ws
PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs. It'll. ssa thing
for an engaged couple to have CEREUs m,unIeaon:
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CHARITABLE READISGs DY L. Is. READ.-As before
noted the known poet Buchanan Read will give pub
lie reading at Cooper Institute this evening for the benefit Of
the Church at Isp L. "Sberlans Ride" and other noted
poems the reader will be given The occasion sill be rare
intellectual treat.
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN BKIIIsH CULU MBIA-MINING
SHARES.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. la dispatch from Victoria,
v L. to-day SAYS meeting held last night to take into
consideration the Of the Colony and devise for
pesng certain laws The proceedings dsorderly. NJ
Mcclure NJ r. denounced the course OF the Government and
introduced resolution that petition be presented 10 the Home
Government asking that the Colony of Vancouye Island be
granted responsible government and reciprocity with the
United States and in that failed that Her Majesty would
make for the annexation OF the Colony 10 the
United States Other speakers condemned these propositions
Mining Shares better; Imperial ts2 Yellow jacket,
s735; Chollar-Potosi bl2si Ophr, s2Jl.
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gave us OF his best efforts. Please tell the people Of
the country that although represented in Con-
gress, still loyal and mean to stick 20 the old flag
One of the most cheering signs of triumph IL the fact
that the who have not taken part in political affairs
while success was beyond peradyeEture nov put their
shoulders 10 the wheel determined 20 make il equally
mean such men as the Hon. Jno. Kunkel, the Hon. H.
ID. Maxwell, w. II. Thompson, esq, and many others
men always loya-but now, fearful lest traitors should
gain the ascenency have bucked their amor and
now fighting the good tight. go
We may not elect Gen. Lilly TO Congress- but wo will
reduce Clymer's majority. II.
UNION MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dispatch 60 The Ny. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 1.-The Republican mon
meeting tonight immense in numbers and intense enhu
sasm Daniel DOughery spoke at the Academy to thousands
and thousands turned away. The same spirit per
vades the State David Paul Brown. Hannibal Hamlin and
Horace Greeley speak during the week Cowan spoke tonight
10 a cold crowd Of Copperheads.
GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN CHESTER COUNTY.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, Monday, Oct. 1.-The Repub-
ean enthusiasm eliminated tonight in torchght process
sion. mile long and general illumination The Philadelphia
nyncbes came 900 strong while the country delegations
have thousand mounted orchbeares There Is con
nued cheering along the line This IS the finest political as
play made here Or many years Chester VIII increase her
Radical majority.