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New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
MARRIED.

BOCCK-nARKRR-O Wednesday Oct g. ty tie Rev Howard
Crosby D. ~ Jaes D. Bouek to virginia daughter OF john r.
Barker, esq.
CONR-RICIMOyDO Wednesay Oct at the Madison
Presbyterian Church by tie Peter styker D. George ~
Core to Belle youngest daughter the late Frederick Richmnd
NJ. D. Of New brunswick, n. ].
Connecticut aud Nev-Jersey papers please copy.
FRRGUSON-JACK Trinity Church, 1bursday Oct ~
Dix d. D. assisted by the Rev Hoffman d. D.
aud T. Mckee Brown the Rev George w Ferguson 70
Helena ". daughter Of James Jackson OF jersey City
HARDING -GOODIL-in this City Tuesday Oct by the Rev
r. Rogers d.. Wm Frederick Harding Of Savannah, Ca. to
Emily Louisa Gooiel o this city.
JORDAN-QUIMBY-On Thursday Oct by the Rev D. Burchsr
Waldo Jordan Louise daughter Of George Qumby ESQ., all
Of this city.
LANNISG-GAYyORAt the residence Of Mr. Edward Dolsor IT, 10
Roselc n Wednesday Oct by the Rev. W. y Mkes d.
d. Henry Lsnnng esp to Miss Mary Gayror both OF c-el
LIBBY-ADAMSn a city Wednesday. Oct at the West Prss
byeaB by the Rev. Thos g. Hastings. d. d. Frank NJ
Libby Henrietta youngest daughter Of Adams ESQ., AL oil ths
city.
MABBATT-ROGERs-A Brinoi Conn Wednesday, Oct by
r. G. Baldwin. Samuel r. Mabbatt, jr, Of Newfoh 70
Eniy N. Rogers of the former place
Tuesday Oct 1867 at the First PresbV.
Church. Waterfront Saatogs County T. BY the Rev Arthur
T. Pierson D. John Edwards McCrea of Nesfofk CITY 70 Mary
daughter OF Abraham wsiiron ESQ., Of the former plzc.
sCHgRME RMERHoRE-wHEELER-la Poughkeep.e "Wednesday.
Of the BRIDES mother by the Rev j. L. Cora
assisted By the Rev o. bartlett the Rev n Schermernoh
ofAmena 10 Anna daughter Of the late Alex r. Wheeler
the Church Of the olT Communion
THURSDAY Oct D By the Rev Dr. Fagg, assisted ~ me Rev Dr
Mucnerg Thomas Ellen H. youngest daughter ot the
late Wn " Shirley, esq
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.

At meeting of the Board of Health, held
yesterday Engineer of the Board TO whom had been
referred the list OF places for the erection OF booths for
the employees of the Soldiers Business Messenger and
Dispatch Company, scnt in report in which he recon-
mcded that where streets are wide the booths he placed
in the middle between the curbsOnes that vehicles
may pass either side. The report was adopted was
also resolution fixing the location OF covered booths ana
stands at the following plaees on inc side
corner of SiXthave aud Thirty W corner Of
SiXthaye. and Twenty sXthSt; corner of Firstave
secondst.; 8. {. of sixth-ave. and Eleventh
ST.; :. C. corner OF Broadway and Iwentietlst
:. corner Of Eighthave and Twenty first-st; H. G..
corner of Sxthavc and F0uIteenthst. corner Of
Broadway and ThrtyfOurth-st; W. corner OF Broad
way ana e. w. corner % ene 1i anS ra% 1
feminist; II. corner Of Nintlave and Twenty-ninth
s. of broadway and Eghthst.; W. corner ~
Broadway and Nnth-st; corner OF FOurtlaye and
four,h-st G. corner Of Eightave and Thlrty-fourth
ST.; n. W. Of Nassau and W ss On the streets
ncr OF Bond-st and Broadway Junction Nassaust and
Park corner Of Jarnes-slip and somls juno
ST. and sxthHye.: e. ". Of Fortysecondst and
slxthave.; e. corner OF Thirty iourih,st sn aud
St; c. end of Burling Slip Junction OF seeond
ave and MoustcnSai : e. GoT,,er d oi broad broad
st. junction; Canalst and East broadway Junction;
Division and Bayard.st junction; Grandst and East
be directed TO notify the owner aud leses and all others
interested in the places 70 hf hne
tions any the erection Of covered booths or stands
nj the places named aud that this Board take final nction
the premises at It's stated meeting on ie lIth INST
pctition was received from Judge Whiting requesting
nerni 20 dump the sireesweepngs on certain uDOc
cupcd lots in the vicinity of SXeth and the request
was granted Health officer Swinburne reported only l3
OF the Minnesota passengers remaining III hospital ana
these, with one or two exceptions arc conIaescch' anu
nearly ready 10 bc discharged Inspector Packard sent
In port relating tO certain slaughterhOuses btigig
Frederick Wynne. at the foot OF FoHy-eighthst T. k
which he rronounoes dangerous life and detrimental 10
health One hundred and nifty bulOcks and 5000 shcep
slaughtc there weekly and n IT, present condition
IL is considered nuisance. Mr. Charles :. Spencer pre-
sentcd renoBstranco from 80 pcIsOns hcads of iahes
AGAINST these aughtcrhouses. aud against the fat rcnd
erug aud bone-bOiling establishment at NO. tAl west
IIrfNr ri.
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A STRAINED EXERTION.

While the public mind is exercised with the
result Of the Great National Exposition and flaming ad
placed their wares upon exhibition 1t matters not for
what particular object. how little competition there
was In this grand sidesh0w. long the object
reached, and gold medal issued by foreign eXh
billion. the American people asked to swallow the
suits fixed fact and that nothing good superb
or can be manufactured than that which has been hob
nobbed by decision of Irenchy Individuals as IL there
this side OF the Atlantic that possessed ute
geBce science musical talent sufficient TO decide to
the merits OF American manufacture without importing
foreign decision hs handle TO aid the sales oil teir
.In justice TO those who not represented and
who cared not to be, account OF the unfarness Of the
scheme and their business being already OF
their ability TO manufacture feel 10 duty 10 sim
ply say to the public that contest Of this kind
correct decision unless all Of the principal manufacture
represented NOT OTHERWISE In the late Paris
Exhibition American PanoFOrtes were not represented
by different manufacturers IN numbers that could have
possibly given any idea 30 the best Instruments and
two contestants carried away the aurels without ghost
Of chance being offered 10 hundred others Among
this goody number the great Baltimore pianofore
manufacturers VIM. Knabo * Co. THIS firm, without
undue exerons have reaped the highest cnconiums OF
the press and people aud have lately been obliged to
large their nanfacory In order 10 meet the increasing
demand for their pinnofortes which. when completed.
will be the largest and finest manufactOry Of tho Kind Ia
gross outrage upon the American people which should
call forth the condemnation Of parties Interested espec
ally by the musical fraternity In America Messrs knabo
Co have for the past 80 been identified as the
leading piano forte house In the United states he well
known house OF Mcssrs j. Bauer Co.. OF New York. be-
ing their general agents No ESQ Broadway when fair
and Just exhibition opened TO all pianoforte manufac
turerstheirs will be placed beside any other that the
world may produce feeling confident that the knabe
piano orto, which has long been acknowledged rs SUI
peror needs other than equal chance not desiring
10 practice chicdnery In any fOru whatever And as To
the prize leaving II with the intelligent public To decide
which most entitled to credit those who carried t
away without equal contest. those who scorlcd 10
enter unless all who desired might enter and honor he
paid TO whom honor is duc.-lN Y Musical Review.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT MEDIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Three thousand peo
l.e attended the Republican meeting today at Media
speeches were made by Col Robb. Mr. kirkpatrick OF
,Ileclany and James NJ scove of New-Jersey and Con
.ressmsn Broomal. The meeting unanimous for i'm
parchment.
ME VIEWS OF PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURERS.
The following circular has been issued by
the romineni business men and manufacturers OF Pitts
burgh:
n, e H.r,htsfs oif Bssarss Nea u Eastern Penn yaEid
The undersigned. representing the various biaiches Of
enterprise in PittsbIig beg leave 70 press M me Claim vi
.Indgcsup. upon your notice Judge williams has sat
he eases which have arisen before him have been
various intricate the e1igencles winch give
rise 10 dispute center Of trade largely Interested ia
mining manufacturing mercantile and marine pursuits
His decisions been accepted by the Sureine Bench
as the law and have commanded more general satlsfac
ron among business than those OF any other Judge
IN tue state His varied judicial experience. his extern
rst ability emneny qualify him for the high position
oi Judge Of the Supreme Court. Judge Williams
al se and Re has no 81
with The refined dsoyay and iDsidious attack upon the
wood in the ease Of BOrie ag Trott His patriotism and
loyalty are of head aud heart lie was earnestly op
and honest in his, devotion 70 the mainien, tc
the ps91tsSd Y 1aSge fn fHa eecid phGc s
result win be proclaimed as decision against the valid
lowed by general dstrust, alarm and commercial DIS
We earnestly urge you therefore only 20 vote for,
hut to throw the whole weight Of your influence In favor
of the Hon Henry W. Williams and help us elect hliD by
ona credit shall be sustained justice vindcated and
the rights OF citizens fairly aud fearessly maintained
sasa oa 9s%es ra al oSeRI 8eRpne Co.. Tee
John Scott. John Il. McVay Co. Carr NJ CandlesS a
FoiScioes son Co.. spang CLaifsnt Co.. Anderson
Cook & 60. Blackwell, Pears a CO., James Marshall i.
-Ihoniss ~ Howe.
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rode rally upon tho rioters and succeeded in putting
their TO flight. But made. The greatest
excite uen prevails In the upper part of the city Tonight
and there are fears Of another outbreak
Laer-Deputy United States Marshal Schuyler had his
pistol taken from him. His wounds are serious
though he was severely beaten about the head and
Deputy United States Marshal Gordon acted with great
bravery when the rioters charged upon the furniture and
loaded with distery apparatus. and drove the
crowd back several times Worms stlS ana other ma
terias were carried off bv the rioters and hidden In
diff parts OF the distlery district IL was impos
sblc for the officers to find the whereabouts OF the stills
The city police appeared upon the ground and es
cored the Revenue officers TO the cy passenger ears
running into the city The Revenue officers did the best
they could under the circumstances but the force was too
small and the raid badly tuned. as u was between II and
o'clock and the coal crackers GTish) from the coal
wharyes were all at home and ready for the oicials.
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THE LAND OFFICE.

Reports received at the General Land Office from
stockton. California for the mouth ef August shows
sey psbe disposed of from the local
th ozi during the month large proportion oi the sales
~ cash.
The General Land Ohse in receipt OF adsices
The s olympia Nhuyon Territory, showing
the completion Of the of nshs on the Columbia River
kk and Nsa WAt touu that itrnOfy, and outoa OF
Ystama Italian Reservation The ni generally rolling covered
With good oA ID u AMI the remainder BY agerbnsh grease
and admirable for bat Of no value
agricultural lands snail p.hien Of tbs irlei N ensHcs by
also received the
of 2J niles of e IN Ferguson aud
Columbia River portion
suitable Tor the greater
hfOiu and moannou and tarcsei By deep canyons
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OHIO.
yAILANDIGHAM's POLITICAL HOPES.

yALLANDIGHAM's POLITICAL HOPES.
In "a speech made at Columbus on Monday
lghl Yallandgham thus specified the anticipated joys
f the Democracy and Of himself He predicted the speedy
overthrow 0f the party In power. prediction which
was greatly appanded "In short time we shall regain
ihc place. of power not for the love OF ONCE not Tor
l,nndef 10 steal from the people. lAlgIauscJ We
. rccain the seats Of power, this grand old Democratic
itty lfEcclsl and say 10 these loyal gentlemen that
ihc sces winch know you, shall know you 80 more
forever Il hoers We SHALL reconstruct the Union and
restore ilat proud hag which, God forgive me-. nave
bowed dDwn 10 IN bind alteration in my youthful daYs.
ana wen, before ~ In fearful devotion We going back
10 Washington, aud shall zee him turning to Mr VOor-
heo there as him in his grandest eoquence on he
fo,istripi iou bill and PcndletOn with all his laundering
1af0ry aud seymour, and George W. Morgan, and-yes,
ard sha there YES, and may be III be Secretary OF
Kar Wonid II 20 hard with the Republicansf wonder
Nr -cWaids little bell would be as potent as formerly
shoud tiGslrIt lCheers.l Yes well be there Wen
oon the Republic, and restore the Nag without one
afpc erased from its folds"
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VIRGINIA.
uOyENfENT IN NORFOLK,

HLPTBLICAN MOVEMENT IN NORFOLK.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. LIN accordance
will previous announcement, large meeting Of the
Republican element OF Norfolk assembled Ia the City
Hall last evening" for the purpose Of hearing the report
-. the Delegates 10 the Richmond Convention Col Ben
nn foster was called 10 the chas and Jas. T. Hodges
aed as secretary. Major Jas ~ Croft read the reooiu
lien. OF the RichnOnd Convention. whcl were adopted
by the meeting The following resolution was passed ny
the meeting after considerable discussion; -
We members Of The TOMeTs snd soldiers apn roA
freh, ID aeesl afsembsd residents and voters oi e tt 81
sgk cd ente Of the ePabean patty ecneefng 'i. ia
ra1s q, toe frat for aai Nlsl 10 sef az
candidates about 10 he no at'h f
e Constitutional Convention. AID beieFiR that 'h"s
Gosrf1ment have jnn .s
e@ica0 ard should have one ffess1e ifoa the e' y, we
fafra8B represent their allied nesss aDd Aonleh pfh ' "
affffs sqificFs sri ssiSfs therefore, BE- %
i,f rai eene bs iIoniel b. Ns Car y N.4' o.
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wheat, 5000 bash Corn oe sph o.s pu's barley and

wheat rsoO bash Corn io5 ac bu,h oa sv vus Barley n'
70 900 bush Rye a.. ..i
sepersns 80 sos How,rst ss 7sass a wheat srra rims D,
Choice White ~ sass sS Prime Red 81 81 Com steady
quiet but for Mess Pork good demand 2s Co.
Mef ard more ace sales Of 80 bales arrive Sa f Georgia
I.eFrPE. Oct 3Peosam unsettled f5OoO bhs Re
bb Extra State at slS 1 Yorbws,;sr, Ettra @ii So Wheat
l: Prime Red IS and AMBER 81 IS Rre S.ncing sales o
O,. unchanged sales Of 3COo bash at sce Barley 81 So
M S ost 1@sloI drmer but active Fsns sll sod
light Red 81 eo< srmer bat unchanged Oats
unchanged h-is good demand 81 CO. Tobacco in good
s @9c Whisky in good druani irregular and demand
Tor bonded Provisions fms and in fair man Clear Rib aud Clear
Ne for car Rib and se for Clear sss Nc sales 81 S%s Me,;s
held at ic Lard tim at l3sc the demand light Gold l40h
foIkpo Oct aFour su Wheat firm and advancing White has
% % Ss No. sInS ,ss1s. 20 % 5 sales Of White MssG %
S saas Of Sms G s OS; ; 10 s SPs ~ - c o, Ssrs %
ie sales Of 20 Wabash at sasl i2 No. White 81 70;
ie No. at SIC Rys 1cminsy Is for No. Barley % quiet At
~ IS for No Lake Phts unchanged bbls Foar.
Bsriey. '
oswEeO Oct Four active grades advanced
t3 for White -t 80 for Double Extra Wheat opened Grm and
q so:e % po%nsC n% acd sae t - % Is ca sy % bush & No. Club
sse' s 900 bush Indiana 70 Barley held az 20 70! Cs,
shnstuf SO Mngs 80 j. tnn Csnal FrehlsFour s5c
bL, Wheat he bush Corn j Barley 2ic 70 qla
lnsh Wheat i2O DO Corn alaCO DO Barley $500 dc FaIscei
800 i,e, Lumber Canal e. Ergs,ss Ibis Flour 9soO bush
CHICAGO 3Fur advance of l5a2c Spring Ep
ts 80 .5a $40 80 Wheat active and advanced s, sale. Of No.
at ~ %; No VI ga Corn firm and advanced l sales az
~ 0dsl os for No active and advanced 2e sales at 5l9
Barley sStits At ii Is for So Mess Fox sst Lard ri
09 Beef Cattle more active advance o. 2c r the best sale
fr Good to FsIra choice Fhts active and declined 10 eept
IssoC I Foar !I0oo bush Wheat = 800 % Con sS@e DO
1900 do Corn lTl,oO6 10 Oats
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THE TURF.
TIE PATERSON RAcEs-THuI;D DAY.


The last days races of the Fall meeting Of
Court contested yesterday notwithstanding the pleasant
and that the famed hurdle Bckb Dsag snd Geu
Williams expected ATTENDANCE sparse and did
attraction price charged At these meetings, doubt
The PscP. dy6nc Tire dSs are &C. HS'. % ,1o 'a 'S os %
% % sS i ss s S' Se r Brought d@s @ so. the
trst Ra-re miles Over .sh hs fo ths r.se ~ ho,,t' %
McIsne sesrs Blreklr 20 rpreni h u refs5res to Jag
MS IS so,t at OIL; against am ss l. so& & L.
I W. W,ig 80 ia roo;. = 1S ni,rih,i 40 Williams
$40 Tslqun %' 81 siicsbiIi ts@ wa ss" Tsqala
Williams, closely fooEns Tarqun repe.loL ou the level ground
front of BseIHfi who scarcely ran lie Hset ~ the seecod
hardc Williams ed Taqun length ard bali and the TepTssnaye
Iri was essi nesry b ~ II the positions,
bad sroS.r psiS 70 t issi o. foah hlrie
Taquin. who then f gfafasy
sS @ 81 e e. & g S, Fl s % cea 70 % II n & ss Sa a w
led By e pellrd sorag ls'i usa,, 'sp and Ps.
jump lengths The seventh ui fa sn a. tho
u ,l only sa. 'Ir .n @s i.g S'. S s h @ rd go &
smil- aesustos' By half adessE lenh' BaeEbr bng
belo IN approaching the score
HrrD1E PAcx baneap or ali agc. for -5o Of shish sooo
.eeond hor,e ,rht lurdles charge
NJ NJ S ssD., ante. ss s Ok s SisP, Hs 'S sy,a a. s,
Mr. T. Time Time i's' :s S;. Ss n a.'qsl so. ' .ss %
ond nsi I.ee vas Coz he .sn, s,es l' TIRE ~
dash yesterday. and Merry good hor'e bat s o''r~A'sSe
vIr sod for s2ioio pools Nosy srrupg 81 vh The
Virgil sr.~dy ru,d up rschr he hail had his bad
neck Making that he bad The 10 hted We
rider yirgn rrliblushd hl. close rfuPHguiirt snd
a., the third qnaTtsF bad falsn lennh IN
he IN THE pos,i,H hr buses dsshod pest ihe
irsr again, Passing The bal. nile NEl sy
quarter the bsv led b la snh coming up & horse stretch tie
fac cod him AID The par bect end nsck toward l soe
strr speed he Virgil hin BIZ head sni
thoGgh hcrssey struggled gamt under rapid sphoaioa oivhP
landed him a winner by hsf length
srn tniesi
sO entrance foreii 400 sddri; usual penalty
Sir H. Sanford BIZ Virgil by Narial, out - Ansefs
dam hr imp Yorkshire.
Mr. D. McDarels Motl by Bsekinragc oct OF asm
- nme-g pais sr.s mile. ia2i second ! "a
f1o1hls uio dash irg aoJfafos buy "" oni
Of -.vrn saIcJ B Reads bay m b Bfetnrise and san
fod. Paek hdh fneookipg co fnck The sodc a. ise
Reads umprg oI With The lad AsF loggho1i
,oagh At the quarter Puek ma3f att ~ ar almost col
ihn the hT drea ra ahead. aud passed The
~4nBeE by seven lengths
EuR,rnr foy tRoy eao, +loo enstce. ~'o' forfeit
$500 added. mie.
4 % Read olo enters by Breirdge. out Of dana By ap Bou
NJ H. sanford eters b. Puck by Scythan ou ~ As Prgg.
Tine. l..ft
Fourth Rarr-Ths 0f rc heat ior beaten hof and
eYed hnt little Mr. Mcbansss cn hcns hfonic se
odds against The Geld and Winning bath h'ss easily.
sfrGAHH.
Premium of $50 fF s ges nile heats rlosaars beaten
horsss-s batru 10 ior those bcsh tticr
D. eDanrls Dr. Ceiaen 90
" Welinn enter. b. Iuha l
s. Robbins D. b. 81 Psrcs Jra, i0' b....-....i .
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN TRIUMPH OF WHEELER
* WILSON

One of the most gratifying results of the Paris
Exposition Is the weleseryed honor conferred upon the
well-known firm of Wheeler wilsen
They have for stood In the front rank manufac
turers OF Sewing Machines in this country, aud their
name has become household work throughout Europe.
Their Machines have a worldwide reputation for
thorough excellence and perfect work and they have al
until It Is almost impossible TO conceive that anything
can be added to their Machine to achieve any greater
perfection.
So proud position could hardly need an added honor
but Europe has conferred upon them distinguished
reward. that all will acknowledge now that they stand
above ALL the first makers in the world
They had eighytwo hrstclass competitors in the Paris
Exposition but the Jury awarded to Wheeler Wilson
NE only gold medal for the perfect Sewing Machine
thus placing them at the head Of all Sewing Machine
This is their due, they have earned It, and rejoice at
their success Art Journal.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
IDAHO.
THE sUsrEN

THE SUSPENSION OF GOV BALLARD.
The Idaho Statesman of September IA pub
fishes the following letter TO Gov. Baard
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON. August *. 1867.
DAVID W BALLARD, GOrer,or Of iddho Territory, Bo'Se
City. A..
SIR: am directed by the President to inform you that
your functions Governor OF the Territory OF ido are
hereby suspended and pending such suspension Isaac
Gibbs esq has been designated to perform the duties o
that office have the honor to be. Sir. your obeuleht
servant, Will" H. oh"A AMI
Washington dispatch to The EUenng Post says OF this
case The President has made decision in the case OF
Mr. Gibbs who was nominated in July last for Governor
OF Idaho Territory but not confirmed by the Senate
seems that there already incumbent OF te once
I'm the persOn OF Mr Ballard After referring tho case
TO the and receiving bis decision the
President has decided not to remove him ana appoint
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

TIE Repphear Nominating Convention he hd al the Butte Baptist
Cbnrcb ON Tuesday evening and them with this r"a
ton aud coner them regard interests aud preferences f
The following substitute offered by Col Brady but
was rejected: 80 IT. -, MN
and yctT tdge themselves o sustain In the coming election OF ee
gates provided for by the Reconstruction act OF oon
rcss honoby discharged Union officers soldiers and ao VINO may
be nominated a. such delegates IT, -
The introduction OF these resolutions created quite An
excitement ana warm debate. The meeting then ad-
iourucd,
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in an aefoann, during which one Of the number Law
renee Aerrardt grew knife and stabbed Hammond
Gross the region of the heart He then attacked
Weber. and stabbed o severely in the hip, after which
he escaped Gross he to saloon in the neigbor
proved mortal ana he expired at si o'clock Weber was
taken to his residence In McKbben cross resided at
No ~ Mckibbenst, whore he leaves wife, "ut no lani
ily All the mon are Germans. The murdere. Is repre-
sented to be man W great physical power lie rC-cs
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MURDERS IN wILLIAMsBURGH.

Last night sangunary alteration o'enl'e"
ho,,ccu tl,ce men nj the intersection of Dyi-onavc.
and rirstst Wiliamsburgh during which one oi them
was fatally and another severely stabbed The persons
conccrncd n the tragedy are employed ~ Whurn pleh
q .s sn,r rrnurry at the foot OF DiVsionnNc ana
Nd a ssbt misunderstanding there during inc "ioI
1o"n rhrv nll lci the reiuery ~ about clock a'
a.. ,l,l AL TIC place above uauCd AID l.l!c tHS 'kga
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THE UFITHER.

(Fem II To- of the "a VA ocr'i ~ TIE theI
morning elrry ocrcaat aul Talay
on 2.a 10 ~ esuy little cloudy. afternoon little cloudy
evening clock ha yi5 10 O rtny overcast
h. H. about b2s
crosSiBg mrsn a e;OS forms nearly night angle
ih r.ln, constellation ~ Gen the TNins 10
20 by PoiuT wl be - ~ the at ~ tho
10Th IL Geld of telescope assumed blue color Ike the blue
in of the hris
CscixN, 1--eavy fell last night fr four hoars end
several hours, causing much Joy IN the county "heh
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QUOTING.

NORMAL OF NEW YORK ACT. NATIONAL OF bloohiNN'
Tho 6rst match game between these two clubs was
,d ,v afternoon on the grounds Of The latter corner Of
yon,, and sonh seoond Brooklyn D. These grounds are The
80" Island being large and oommod0s, well lad o1 With
s sds enabling eae qaoer 10 have equally With h, opo
c" lr Ge for casting the dire The games connfnced ~ oa
"a ,esr G Interesting games played between he ,h guar
,s ~ I'M, civ and resulted IN TIE a'o o 'e NeW
York.r by 4 majority OFF, points
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POLITICAL

NEw-YORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
-, s,ak.. JAMES B. McKEAN OF Saratoga
...o,1-,...........CALVIN #. HULBURD oi OF
,"...r,r. ......THEODORB ID. GATES {" .''
,,a,rsey. GenerOI.. JOSHUA M. VAN @ 1Un ono~,.y,
:, J,g and sarv FOR. AR CIiIBALD c. PO" hhh"'
- s.~ ,,'y ~ Or ANNALS CHARLES MASON Of Madison
a', .''DD JOHN M. HAMMOND of Aiegsny
,",,. I, prisons. GILBERT DE LA MATYk Of "yons
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Sp,tial NOiit.s.

Where Birds with Rainbow Pinmnge wing their way
through groves D grows the most fragrant flower that drinks
the dew Of need the tropics to iphae Its per
fnme boEever erhae, all rs freshness hom PhALoS
SONS g,trct ofthe NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUsn
400 nIiIcs