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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION

according to notice the Union County
Committee met on Monday, the 23rd
inst, at Mr. s. r. Nosestine's Hotel, 10
Niflintown.
Ga motion it was resolved that the Del
cgatc Elections be held on Thursday, May
llih, and that the Convention be held on
Saturday, Mag 18th. a, l o'clock in the
Court House. That the Delegate Flee
ticas open =; . p. N. and close a; =.
NJ, except for MifIrtonn, Patterson,
Perrysville, Walker, Delaware aud MI
ford townships, where the elections shall
open at 4 p. ". and close ct ! P. NJ.
The members Of the County Committee
IN the several districts are directed to
open and conduct the Delegate Elections
or appoint substitutes to perform that
duty.
All members Of the Union Party who
MI support Maj. Gen. John W. Geary
Tor Governor and all the nominees of the
Convention, are invited to participate in
tic Delegate Election. Each district to
eitc;.two Delegates who will assemble on
The following Saturday, in Convention at
Miiaintown, to nominate Candidates for
the following Offices:
One for Member of Congress.
Assembly.
Two for Associate judges.
tone for Pro.honotary.
One for County Commissioners.
One for County Auditor.
j. J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
4. II. MARTIN, Secretary.
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IUNIATA HOTEL

IUNIATA HOTEL
q NIFFLINTO wv. PEEV4.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge of the above named Hotel.
FORMERLY kept by Amos Snyder. This is an
Old and well-known stand. and none more de-
slrable for the accommodation of the public.
Ms A will be stocked with the best quality
of Li4uors, Iis TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and bis STABLE, which
is one of the most desirable in town, will be
attended by good and trusty hostlers.
April 4, '66-tf. S. K. NOTES.-THE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
II. IL. WILSON, Editor and Publish er
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. GEN. JOHN W. GEARY,
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

EG- Soldiers of Pennsylvania remember
that hester Clymer voted against a join;
resolution Of our Legislature, asking Con,
sress TO increase the pay Of the private sol
.diers and non-commissioned officers of the
army. (See page 295 Legislative Record
session 1854 While you were battling for
ihe Union he was exhausting his ingenuity in
-<evi-ing means 10 counieract the success of
SIur arms.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

The release of Clement c. Clay from
confinement at Fortress Monroe, would
seem to show hat the President does not
believe him in any way conaected with
the assassination of Mr.. Lincola. We
presume it will pot be long before Jeff
Davis is reconstructed" and sen. home,
"a warm supporter OF the President and
a.; ,rl,c,.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

n OTlCE-The undersigned having pur-
~ chased from J. V. Beecl,er, the following
described personal property, which he has
left in the possession ofthe said J. Z. Beecher
during his pleasure, hereby notifies all per-
sons not to interfere with the same:
Ohe Span of Mules, Two Cows, One Calf,
One Farm oc Road Wagon, One Two-Horse
Sleigh, One Spring Wagon, Fourteen Head of
Sheep and Lambs, One Ok Cart, Two Flows,
One Spike Harrow. Five Shoa;s Straw in
the Barn, Two CulIivators, -Four Set Of Har-
ness together with the Hay iu.ile Barn. Grain
in the Ground on the place, now occupied by
the said Beccher.
apr. 25-3t. JOHS EMERY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

A call has been ,issued for a conven-
tior to meet at Knoxville OF May Sd,
composed Of delegates from all counties
in East Tennessee, to memoraiize'i,,e Leg
i~slature for leave to form a new State, to
be called tbs State of East Tennessee, or
20 take such steps in reference to the
ATS, -, X icc,.-j siv;-I'c
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WHITE HALL HOTEL.-The Under
w signed would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he has
taken charge of the above named Hotel. for.
merry kept byA. q. Haldeman. situated in
Fayette township. Juniaia county, Pa, about
four miles east of McAlistersville, where he
viii he prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage. His BAR
will be stocked with the best quality Of
liquors, his TABLE spread with the best the
market can afford. and his STABLE attended
by trusty hostlers.
mar. %. '66-3rn. LEWIS AMY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

AR. NJ. J. DAVIS, Graduate of the Univer.
- sity of New York. offers his professional
services to the citizens of Perrysville and sur-
rounding country. Has had over five years
experieuce Ill civil and military practice. ii.
flee at his residence, Il few doors above tie
Lutheran Church. References:
Ur. 5. d. Crawford. McCcytown.
Dir. ID. NJ. Crawford, Mitfiintown.
DIR. T. l.. Greenleaf, Thompsontown.
April 4, lSG6-3m.
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EseEsOssS OF Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for yns-- FROM,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which 70 vas
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adj
vertiser's experience, can 10 50 by address,
ing
JOHN d, OGDEN.
No. Is Chambers St, New York.
foD oS -Ir
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
STRANGE, RJT TRUE.

Every young lady apd gentleman in The
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free Of
charge J by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged WI
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THDS. !. CHAPMAN,
ftt ~. iv.i 81 Ero9d ~, Nrw N'st
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

WESTERN LAND AGFNCY.-C. Gin
w grich, Lancaster, Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay faxes for
nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in the
West, can obtain cheap Homes and good wa
ter power in prosperous localities by consult
ing him-referepce give- if required.
mar. 2l-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

"a ANTED.-A smart active boy from u
w TO IL. to learn the Chair Painting. ami
Oraamenting Business. One from the country
preferred. Call at the Chair Shop, in Miflin-
town.
ayr. H-tf. CHAS. " WEITErs,
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Iaay I'll.

TOMB STONES -Caveny and Bear, man
L ufactwrers of Tomb Stones, &C., on
Bridge Street, Mitiintown. All work put up
in the most tasteful and substantial manner.
Give them a call.
aDr. 25-tf.
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JOHS EMERY,
DARN AT PRIVATE Satellite undo

DARN AT PRIVATE SALE.-Thc under
L signed offers at private sale his farm Sit
uated in Delaware township, Juniqta county,
Pa, about three miles cast Of Thompsontuwn,
containing 30 acres. About 200 acres of which
are cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
the remainder well sc, with choice timber,
having thereon erected a large Stone Mansion,
Tenant House, large Bank Barn. and other
racessary a-t-buillings. with a never-failing
spring Of water convenient to the house
The ,anl is well watcred. The above land
will be sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur-
chasers. Persons desiring to purchase the
property can do so by calling on
JOHN L. THOMPSON,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

lss-Bouscr and Howser, the murderers
Of Mrs. Paul ane Hiss Munday in Cam
Lria county, were hung on the eQth ult.,
q Elcuri-;g
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And a laFge assortment oil BOOts md
Shoes, cheap.
Also a large lot of Carpeting...... A. to 81 90
Very best, ali Wool, l yd wide. 81 "A to / 81
an paying 80 cents for Butter, and Ii
cents for Eggs.
J. L. NJ, TODD.
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NOTICE FOR sETTLEMENT.-rhc book,

NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT.-Thc books
- of the late Medical Firm Of D. VI. Crav-
ford AID +. ". Leight, are il by hands IT,
collection. All persons iniebte to the same
are requested TO call and settle their accounts
without delay. on the Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons of each week after the hrst OF
May. 1856. and those having claims against
said firm to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
th,5e having Individual accounts against
T.. VI. Ieight. against whom the hrm may
have an accent will be allowed a credit OIL
the books. TO the amount of I. VI. Leiglt's
interest in the same.
apr. lS-3t. D. VI. CRAWFORD.
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DEVOLUTIO IN PITCHING HAY.-The
"A undersigned has received p lot of Run
dells First Premium Horse Pitch Fork5-onc
of the greatest machines ever invented Tor
unloading hay. Al. forks are warranted per-
feet or the mqrey refunded. y boy y years
of age can work them on I sagon SIh ease.
Call at my store, in Patterson. and examine
;hem-it will cost YOU nothing for calling.
J. i. VI. TODD.
Mr.. Emanuel Meyer. of Milford township.
says: | purchased i Ruudelis Horse Fitch
Fork last spring from J. d. VI. Todd, and
found it TO be the lichte-t and most perfect
fork | ever rscd. 4 boy l2years of age cta
use 1t and | unlorded TWO tons OF hty from Il
wagon in minutes time, by tie watch
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

NEW SHOE S~TORE.-Tbe undersigned
~ has removed his Boot and Shoe Store &c
the room formerly occupied ny Mrs. Marian
Rees. on Fridge street. Patterson, where he
invites the public generally to call AMI exam
inc his fine large assortment of 5w
Boots, Shoes. Gators. Slippers, &C., eas@Hs
for Ladies. Gentlemen, Boys and Children.
manufactured out of the best material by
good workmen, and viii! be Sod at prices to
suit everybody.
Being a practical boot and shoe maker, he
is prepared TO make to order al kinds OF
work in that line of business.
Determined to sell at tho lowest possible
prices, and desireus of establishing a bust
ness which will be plof,table 70 both buyer
and seller, he asks the public TO call and see
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Res- Repairing promptly attended to.
G.. W. ANDERSON.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

DISSOLUTION-The partnership hereto
IL fore existing between John +. Williams
and James B. Thompson, Coach Makers, do
ing business under the name and style Of
Williams and Thompson. is this day dissolved
by mutual corsent. The books aud papers
are left in the hands Of James L. Thompson
for settlement.
The business hereafter will he carried on
by john NJ. and James B. Thompson.
Nav 2-6t. =
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=. NJ. TODD has just received a large
y. and fine assortment of goods from the
East, which be is prepared to sell at the fol-
Io,y;no ra.JrcaJ pric.a.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.


THE BASE BALL MATCH YBsrRRDAY-The
Ezcetsiors Vicforious.-We gave yesterday the
result Of the first four innings Of the game be.
tween the National Base Ball Club Of this
city and the Excelsior Club Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. The Nationals, although defeated by their
more experienced opponents, played With
their usual skill, and had it not been for an
injury sustained by Berthrong in the early
part of the gane-the reopening Of an old
wound on the hand. occasioned bv one OF
Williams chain lightning balls-the result
might have been more favorable to the Wash
lngton pets.
At the close Of the nth inning the odds
were considerably IN favor Of the Nationals,
the score standing Is to 12. the Nationals
making the extraordinary play Of IL runs in
the inning referred to. From this point, how
ever, fortune turned to the side Of the Excel
score OF 8, their opponents being put out.
without achieving single run, and making
the game stand 20 to Is in favor of the Brook.
lvn laddies. On the seventh yinnine the Ma.
tionals, melted TO extra exertion by the skill.
full playing Of their rivals, achieved q score OF
6 to the Excelsior's 3, thus making the game
stand-Exceisiors, q; Nationals, -.
The game at this juncture became intensely
interesting, the friends OF both clubs testifying
theis pleasure at every hit made by their Ga.
vorifes. At the eighth inning the National
failed to secure single run, the Excelsiors
making i've. which made the game % to ~,
being six In favor Of the latter. Awaling to q
comprehensive danger Of svne sitnAtion," the
Nationals on the ninth tnaing did their slevel
bsst," accomplishing nvs rlas and mating the
inning to play, It was evident that tAey would
q
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Affairs i'm Georgrteun

SENT TO JAIL FOR CoURT-Iuke Doyfe
Who was arrested yesterday by officer Hsrper
for the larceny of tools, the property OF Lem T.
ell Williams ard Daniel Leonard, had further
hearing before Justice Buckley, and was sent
10 jail for court. The tools ere turned over @,
the property clerk. This fellow has been WORK
Jag for Mr.. Daniel Leonard. Carpenter, N
Washington. and when arrested gave MI
Leonsrd's name as his own. and stuck 10 il I'M
I'll be was confronted by Mr.. Leonard, when
he fell back upon his own name, Luke Dovle
THE LICENsEs.-Yesterday, Sergeant Boar
man met an insurance agent named q
Tyson canvassing the town, and asked 70 see
ms license. Mr.. Tyson told him 10 go to tn
court and see IL. The Sergeant told him u wsS
not ms business 10 go 10 the court 10 Il; but
II was his MI Tyson'sl business TO have his
license with him. Mr.. I. had no license with
him, and was taken to the station house. and
lett there until the ofncer ascertained that be
had license, when he was discharged.
THE FIEsT CASE UNDER THE NEW Law
Yesterday, Dennis sullivan was arrested BY
Oncer Noble for selling liquor withou, hav-
Ing complied with the new regulation in OBJ
tanning his license. BY a recent act of Con
gress no license ISSUED by the Corporstion a.
sunicient until il has been approved py tha
board OF Police. which law was enacted n
prevent me licensing Of improper persons.
poration. but he not having presented ms
license for the approval of the Board of Police
the omcers arrested him, and he was fined so
THE CANAL.-The breach which csused the
delay in the arrival of boats from Cumberlau
has been repaired. Ii was a breach of about
twenty feet IN the feeder level near Dam No
=, about IS miles from the terminus The watar
was let IN yesterday. and the coal fleet l. ~
pected 70 arrive tonight. The only arrivals
to-day are the Economy. with wood 10 ma
ket; and the Mill Boy. with wheat TO Hartley
q Bro. Departed-Twenty boats. all light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-Flour in
acuNe demand for the city trade, especially
nigh grades. Holders are firm at the prices
last quoted in the Star There are no arrivals
reported. Stock in hand light. 9rain-Whest
IN good d mand; prices of good to prime red
265 TO SAG; no white offered Corn NJ
transactions reported; prices unchanged
PoRT OF observation-disclosures
Solumola, Harper master, from Baitimore.
schooner Mary q. Towne, Fox master, tom
New York.
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TIE PAYMENT OF THE AppIrIoN.
BOUNTY

The board recently appointed by the Secre
tary Of War TO prepare rules and regulations
for the guidance of the Paymasrer General In
the pay ment of the additional bounty to sol.
-diere, under the recent act of Congress, has
made ITS reports TO the Secretary. With refer
ence to the payment of bounties to Indians
ana negro soldiers, II Is recommended that IL
be done under the same rules and reg ulations
as have heretofore been exercised in the case
OF white troops. In the Paymaster Generals
ONCE, where discharged soldiers are 70 recei We
their additional bountes, the same system. as
far as practicable, as has been pursued in the
Second Auditors office in the payment or
bounties due the heirs of deceased soldiers, is
recommended. The form of application will
be the same as heretofore, with the exception
that the number Of the certificate used 10 pre
vious settlement must be given. If the name
of the soldier, with regiment, company and.
II deceased, the time Of death, be furnished.
there can be examination and settlement
The Paymaster General will make arrange
ments TO pay at least 4VO,tOO claims In the
Second Auditors Office there are on file l3OOO
claims from soldiers heirs, and - 90 from dis.
charged soldiers. The latter are To be trans
ferred TO the office of the Paymaster General.
The Second Auditor Is expecting 2J0,OiO appIi.
cations. Counting the claims filed in the De
partmPnts and those held by State agencies
and claim agents. II 10 estimated, at the 10 west
calculation. that there are 15O,UOO claims for
additional bounty in this city awaiting action
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODSl
FLOUR IS PER BAR~ ~
NiAt Rel. Nlab
~ gag PENN'A AVENUE, ~
-Four doors east Of 10th street
REOPENIN0 OF HARVEY q 90 8 CELE-
BRATED STAINED oYsTER sA-
LOON AND OYSTER BAY,
-..- 2s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.


We have the pleasure to announce TO our nu-
merous friends aud the public in general that
have reopened our splendid OYSTER SALOON,
with many improvements, and with On increase of
our cooking facilities Of 700 per centum We have
erected the largest and most improved style Of
two beds Of IRE OF 70 feet each With four maguih
cent ovens, and .it 10 to be guaranteed to be the
quick est cooking range in America II put up
under the superytsiop OF the master range builder
Of this city, Mr.. o. @, Ball. We have also sscurea
two Of the nost conDetent cooks Of Fulton Market,
New York, which will enable 60 serve she
public With the old style and genuine Fulton Mar
ket Roaet with Coffee and Cakes, and ell Of the
lateet dishes, with our famous bill of fare Of last
season. in less time than any ether house In the
nieptly that eur guests will not have TO wait fve
minutes for any imaginable dish, served in the
neatest STYLE by civil walters, and under the eye OF
the proprtetors. During our trip this summer TO
the DTinci pal waters Of the bria deep, follo~s
moke eounds. Northeast, Wire, York, Rappshan-
mock rivers, Horn Harber, Cherrystone, and Nor
folk whore the best Of the best are bedded. princ
psily for HARVEY Co, Ne made arrangements,
with thirty Of the most reliable run boats. which
viii sDsHsS. v 70 procure frssh cargo Of oyster
nouboe to friends end the public, that with
increase Of facilities. and many years' perience,
and knowledge Of the business previous 70
opening on Pennsy lvanta avenue that can com
legitimate scale without the assistance Of any bois
terous oyster dealer. We are solely on our own
res ponsbility, and do not wish 60 be connected
with any second class oyster saloon OF this city.
and for Headqusrters Of the Bivalves IL those
she'll f.h could speef Tor themselves, they would
haI H%RvEY s 20 $50 Peun.ylysn,s avenue.
Was their Headquarters. Family Entertainment,
&C., rerved IN any quarter In eyeIy style. Sc Tln
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. M.
5 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. September 10, 1893.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following
quotations Of Government securities.
A FORGERY


The Chronicle Of this morning has the follow
ing in a conspicuous position, the introd uctory
lines being in loaded editorial type:
RECONSTRUCTION IN NEW ORLEANS.
The following letter was picked up in the
depot at Springfield, Illinois, on the sth inst:
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS. La.
August 3, 1s66.-His Ercellency President John
son, Washington, u. Gin reply to yours OF st
instant, would state that any person Opposing
yourself or your policy of reconstruct ion finds
little favor with your citizens. The removal
of General sheridan would give unfeigned
satisfaction. -
Ii it was not for fear of your friends, North
taking umbrage, would advise the with
drawal of the American flag. 1t is very OBJ
noxlous here, and such Cancellation would be
very fattering to the popular heart. Its dis
plays at the convention was quite as Irritating
as the complexion of the assemblage
With sincere wishes for the success of your
efforts at reconstruction, 1 am, your obedieut
servant, JOHN T. MONROE"
The purpose Of the Chronicle is evidently to
convey the impression that such a "Ietter, was
received from Mayor Monroe by the President,
and dropped by him at Springfield. Illinois,
on the sth instant, the date at which he was
there
We have ascertained tina no such letter was
ever received by the President. In fact il is-a
paIpable forgery on Its face, and it's man ufac.
ture and production affords another instance
of the disreputable practices to which modern
partnership stoOps in the way OF electioneer.
ing lodges.
The above Monroe. letter forgery will doubt
less travel as first class radical electoneering
card until after the elections.
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PENSION NOrARIIs.

Numerous applications being made for an .
pointmenis as pension nOtaries, it Is proper TO
state that these officers are only designated at
localities more than twenty five miles distant
neio, for the convenience Of applicants for pen /.
sions, who would otherwise be required To
make their declarations before some offfcer of a
court OF record The authority for such desix-
nation by the Commissioner of Pensions &
found IN the third section Of the supplementary
pension act OF July 4. 1884. These officerc.
already authorized by the local authorities To
administer Ga Us, have no other duty by virtue
OF their selection as pension notaries. than 10
take the sworn declaration Of applicants for
pensions at the places for which they are ap
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MARRIAGE LIcKNcKs.-A corresponde,

calls cur attention to the report Of the Board
of Health Committee, to devise means for the
registration Of marriages. births, and deaths,
in which they express the opinion that no
action is necessary in reference to marriages,
as the number of marriage licenses are a mat
ter OF record in the Clerks Once. Our cor
respondent says it is matter Of notoriety
amongst those who have access to the list o,
marriage licenses that many marriages are
published in the papers, the names of the
parties to which do not appear on the record,
and he thinks there must be a failure to com.
ply with the law on the part Of some of those
authorized to perform the marriage rite.
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LETTER PROM LIEUT.. GEN. 4RANr.-The
following letter from Lieut.. Gen. Grant has
beer published:
"HsApo'Rs ARMIES UNITED SrArEs, WASH.
INGToN, ID. g., September Is, 1866. l.. Edwin
Dudley. Esq, Chairman Ezecrtire Committee
Soldiers and Sailors Union Sir: General Grant
directs me to acknowledge the receipt of your
invitition TO be present at q National Conven.
ton OF Soldiers and Sailors to be held at Pitts.
buTgh, Pa, September 25, 1885, for political
purposes He instructs me TO say IL 10 contrary
attend POLITICAL meetings of any character
whateve and that he sees with regret the &C.
ton Of any officer OF the army taking con-
splcuous part in the political discussions Of the
day.
81 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, ADAM BADEAU,
"Coionel and A. ID. o."
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prove the victors in the contest, which they
did by making five additional runs. The play
ing WAS excellent, and the game holly con-
tested, as may be inferred from the score. II
w ii be noticed that Parker and Whiting have
each the best record in their respective clubs,
viz: clear balance OF four runs. Frequent
the audien &c, but the exploits OF Bertnrong,
Norton, and Fox seemed 10 win the greatest
degree OF admiration. The EXcelsiors will to-
st Baltimore; on Friday the Keystones, AT
Phlladelphia, and on Saturday the Olympias.
The following is the score: