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Excursions. Pic-Nics, &c
WAsHINGToN CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this well.known aud popu laI
place Of resort desires to call the attention Of Asro
eiati2ns schools and private parties Wishing to ave
WAsMiNGTON CITY GARDEN.
u Is located on the corner Of New York avenue aud
firSt street west, easy Of access aud Is shady,
galleries, tUnepin alleys, dying horses, NC. Re.
hefhntnts q all kinds and ofthe best quality, FUR
daucing pavilion In the Garden. The manager
pledges himselft to please All who may apply.
JOHN H0CkEMEYER,
Z'H Manager,
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POLITICAL.

And Blair VIII lead your army.
Two New Haven men, unc q Republican and
the other a Democrat, have backed their re-
apectivc candidates for the Presidency, the
loser to walk to New York. The New Haven
courier advises the Democrat to commence his
trip Immediately while the roads arc in good
order.
A wELL-INFoRMRD gentleman writing from
Chicago says Illinois will give over lfty thou
sand majority for Grant, and he should not be
surprised II the majority reached seyenty-hye
thousand. The loyal men of Illinois mean to
beat the rebels Of Kentucky.
SAID Henry Staubery, eS.Att0rncy den
cral, four years ago: when you come to vote
ask what candidate Jefferson Davis and the
rebels would wish elected, aud vote against
that man" We apply that text now. let
democracy ask StAnhcry's question, and act
upon II.
Ir Is not true that the Kcntuclianl, whom
the Democrats are cOlonizing In ONO and In.
diana to vote in the coming elections, are car
pet-bsggers. Their possessions are not SUM
cicnt in extent to require CarpCt.bags to
hold them. The only thing they carry when
they travel Ia their "rCsidencc,' and that IS
Intangible.
There was a splendid turn out of tanners In
Milwaukee on the 10Th ult, to hear the Hon.
Matt. Carpenter and Ex-Governor Solomon
speak.
The accounts daily come up that political
meetings occur here and there in the south,
"And no disturbance took place. such quo
] tations should cease to he news.
| A CITIZEN Of Monroe, Mich, offers TO wager
| u 900 that Ohio will give 10000 majority for
| Giant, aud no confident Democrat appears ia
| take him W.
TnkGEls a battalion of "earpct.blggers" In
Wilmington, Delaware, who support GRAM
! and CulIsN.
The Welsh citizens Of JuhRstown, Pa, have
organized \ Grant and COlftx Club. They
| mean WORK.
KEYrucRYhas very brisk export trade JUS
| nov, sending a large number Of Democratic
| voters into Indiana and Ohio.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The Keystone Base
Ball Club defeated the Unions, of MorrisI-
anna, the champion club Of the United States
by the following score;
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DIED.

WATERS. In this city, on the LIST inst. ELIZA
BETH, beloved wife Of the Rev. Win II. Waters
In the Goth year Of her age.
Her remains will he c rTied to Mount PIsgah
chapel, corner OF Eleventh and q streets, at !: 80
O'Clock to-day, Saturday. the I'd Instant Tho
friends Of tho family are invited to attend the
funeral.
,ROBERTS-on September 10th. amir Flora
kvBERrS, aged years and months; also, ON the
lH Of october, EDwlS $. RoHgRTs, aged years
ana months, only children Of john and Louisa
Roberts
pRuETT On tho % inst. at 5G.m., FRANK,
months and 4dAys.
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Wood and Coal.

" GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RED ASH, lall -iIos.)
CHESTNUT.
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine
do. do. lump.
22i0 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
az Now Is the tiIno for families to Put In their
winters supply. ,,,
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and Fiji
teenth street, Nairn's new building, formerly at
~ Ninth street. between L and Y. Yard and
Wharves foot Of Seventh street au2l-u
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WADSWORTH-EVRRE On the nth ult. :.
A. the Church Of tho Ascension, by the Roy. Dr,
Ilnckney, GEoR9g A. WApswoRTI, Of Allin, IL
T. 5. Everett, Of Maryland.
| BQWEN-ENARTs.- On Thursday, October !,
| ~ tho Rev. pr. Butler, 4. W, BowES, to Mrs. e.
u Evnrts, all OF this city. No cards.
| FuGlTT-wORTHAN. In Washington city,
snTntG SGr 2ldy by key: Mr. Holiday, ErHESR
| WoRrHAS. Of Alexandria, Va.
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,8rTME I%T9MAS Real :, y. I ESTATE ];


meeting for the payment of dues will be held At
.t S%Is,T on MONDAY EVENING, 6Stobsr ., a.
bers SIthc Company may do 80 6y signing the con.
rer share and one months dues. tone dollar per
The advantages Of this Comany aro-
l. 1t is safe Investment for the capitalist, and
sure to return him handsome percentage on his
3 Loans are made at 6pcr cent payable in monthly
install ments, aud those who would otherwise be
unable to procure q home cap, by paying tbe Com
wise be paid a. rent, In few years have his own
5. The lives of It's members. holding Ave or more
1t Is cooperative, and Is 10 tho Interest OF
business men 10 become members a., ,
The following. are tho officers Of the Company,
from whom cOpies u tho constitution can be had
| on application on or after FRIDAY, October =
HENRY S.pAvIs. President. Z street. between
GEORGE W, 'LiNvILLE. Vice President. corner
Second snG i1dana avenue. - ~,
vSns a. SEk p'nn
WA. BRYAN. Treasurer. SIS Pennsy lyania ave-
| nue., between sixth and seventh;
join A. COLE Surveyor and Architect, room
ii. b, PTfLBR00K. Attorney, room In,eili
| gencer Building.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W. @. II. NEWMAN, N: D., ., Pennsylvania
n. ii. MARSH. ? street. between Eighth and
J, ". sELLHAUsgN, Az Seventh street wss,
kER sSfG Ss PGnny " xsSSSe aud
GHP!sIa A. 3 BUTTS. Treasury Department.
GEORGE FOLLsANDEB. l2i Second street west
| sepS0-td
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I Z y
AEuthcr Just received o. CaThart x fYsw-rISy H
Seriham > famed lnak-, To- watch al.
l,utIun j. requested. liz u
ORGANS aud PIANOS for root, aud
rent applied 10 purchase II bought within spec.
time. JOHN +. ELLIS,
Oc3--t sc Pennsylvania avenue.
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PRosPECTs IN INDTANA.-Thc rcccntly dc.
Nelopcd efforts on the part of the Democracy
Of Pennsylvania, and especially In the city Of
Philadelphia, relative TO the colonization Of
voters, has been the means OF opening tn,
eyes OF the Republicans OF Indiana to the
contemplated fraud Of large colonization oil
voters In that state from Kentucky. Ken
lucky can spare any number Of voters Of the
ku-kIuN-k Ian, and our niends in the Hoosier
state cannot possibly he too yigilant In guard.
lug against the frauds which they have in
contemplation. Without the greaIcst ,IRl.
lance is observed they may be able to carry
the two Congressional districts on the Ior,lcr
Let them he wide awake
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Agriculture.

'rREEs. FRUIT AND SHADE TREES IN
i every variety also, VINES and SMALL
PPRRTiTs hr.t quality Sni trpSS ,t 70 name sSS
should to be given without delay.
A. 7. MORRIS, JR.,
Seed Store. street, rear Twenty second.
uctl-N'
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lWR RENT. ROOMS AT $40 NORTH d
L street, between First street aud New Jersey
avenue, near the Capitol. Price A. u so Inquire
AT premises, srJ
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Carriages
Bankers
Watches and JeWelry.

ii JEWELRY.
IL. o. HOOD, No, KS Pcapsylvaula avenue,
dealer in Guild aud silyoT Watches, DIAMONDS
lne Gold JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware, spec.
iGeles, Opera 0las;G', Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
every variety Of slyer-PaIod Ware, &c, at tho
very lowest gIlggs. DALI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MUNDAY, JUNE f5 1862

nor numerous. He has tried hard to take them al IN
and the question up decision he swallow
the Copperhead Democratic party, or can tne party
swallow him.
There was a bolt in the Republican Conven-
ton which met Wednesday in Philadelphia to select
candidate for Dstrict-Attorney OF that city VIM b.
Mann who has held the Office for many years was re-
nominated. whereupOn number OF delegates wlthdreW
the position The boilers charge that Mr. Mann the
head oil corrupt ring and such they VIII not support
him.
The La Crosse Democrat thus calls upon the
Democracy to fire up for the ensuing campaign Domo
Gratis propose resort unlawful acts no illegal vio
ence but simply meet force with force and to defend
their persons and property and the freedom OF speech
the press, and the ballot against any unlawIul
which may be directed against Them 10 90 tns tney
must be organized they must DO prepared meymu" DC
armed"
Chaplain LOzier, writing to The Indianapolis
Journal that Schuyler COlfaX one occasion gave
the Indiana Sanitary Commission 800; at another uIb
sent the same sum and once. on the adlonrhmens Oh
for the relief OF sick and wounded soldiers Wnen the
Soldiers Home Association were needing contributions
for the support OF the hospital he ectured all over ne
country for its benefit
squad of Jersey Democrats from the sands
OF Monmouth County while In search OF the Democrac
State Convention in Trenton Wednesday, wandered
into the Headquarters OF the Grant and Colfax Cup
The Trenton Gazette says that their CONSERVATION and
amazement when they beheld the loyal emblems and
patriotic notices with which the walls decorated
was intense and they proceeded git" fast the
Rebel Early did before the onset Of Sheridan.
The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman, the State
organ OF the Democracy. has taken position on Mr..
Cases proposed nomination by the Democratic National
Convention in July next It says: Z" III the Democratic
National Convention shall far forget itself as to nOnl
ChefJustce Chase for the Presidency or any oher
who not true TO the Democratic organization IN
the days when mOrOus souls denied their association
with the party, The Statesman tcW not support h,ni'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
DIED.

BENEDrCT-n Broohyn SATURDAY Jane - Of Inflammation Of %.
hn Joseph g. youngest Of Joseph and Mar Benedict asds
Tie relatives and friends Of family invited to aeni ths
funeral the residence Of his parents No 81 ~ fft near hsa'
Inerment at Katonah, n Y.
COLLRs-n city Sunday June H. No 95 Unversypaes
The ds Of the family are reqhested to attend the
Church wednesday, the i7th inst at lo o'clock "
COOPRR-ou Sunday 18th inst Deacon William Cooper in The Tss
Tine and plsee Of the funeral will he noticed hereafter
CoOK-Ou Fhiay r. George W. Cook ia the 18th Je" oil
% and friends Of the f.uiy and those Of hs hherns~.
the late John H. Bowie attend the funeral from bis as
residence No li3 EOttpses Brooklyn al AOay i9o l'h a.
at o'clock p m.
Suddenly sunday June H. Joseph Forsyth 10 'h 1i
api n are respectfully attend tue funeral rom his lac.
residence No 99 West Thirty second st., "wednesday June IL AZ
O'Clock, without further notice
KINGSBURYAt Bound Brook j. on Fra June " 1903 r.s
Augusta daughter the Rev j. A and Emily NmESu 'ssd
years, months aud days
pILSIPHRR-The funeral Of George Puphe late Bssgn Of the
& states navy Win take place at O'Clock to-day (Moniayl from
s residence Of bis ftheriuag, No 1873 AdePl brooHyn
Members Navy and friends invited to attend Tie reshs VI"
be takea to Greenwood
RISIEGIn Oakland CAL THURSDAY, June II, Susan L. wee
David b Rising aged 30 Years - ~ - 'S@F -
SHFLDOE-At Orange j. Friday June p Lacy wife o. istis
Sheldon daughter Of the late Dr. Charles sdndse Of East us
Prsmna services at her late residence O'Clock Monday
ing June Is
sRYIoR-At Lake hopae County y Thudiy Jun'
H. Edward H. Senior aged 81 years and % days -
The s' ,o 6Srtef S sSa k Lg No. aas ard NJ G,mn.O
Lodge and the Fraternity in general also the New iss. I
Rev D. Burchar Church Thteenthst between SIth ana Sev
enthaYes Nes York City on MonSay afternoon AZ y %
further invitation His remains will be taken TO Oeen~ool 'f inter
ment
vARIAY Peekk on SUNDAY morning June "a MARY Bribeth
daughter late Isaac l. Nsrsn 10 the .h wear OF be s
The relatives and friends the family invited 70 attend ae asefs
Tuesday from her late residence CifHas.
from New-YorA.
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THE CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans of the IXth Illinois District,
which is now represented by the Hon. Lewis W Ross
Dem have nominated Col. Amos c. Babcock OF Canton
Fulton County as their candidate for Congress. Col
Babcock IS Chairman OF the Republican state Central
Committee aud Is OF the most intelligent earnest
active, thorough going Republicans in the state
The Republicans of the Eighth Indiana Dis
trct. in Convention at KOkomo. nominated Daniel ID.
Pratt OF Iogansbort for Congress, the 36th ballot
The District by the appOrtonment has no present
Representative, and the candidates were numerous IN
Guiding John U. Petit, eXM. c., Thomas C. Whitesdes,
Joseph Lynn, Orrs Blake Col Asbury steele aud James
OBrien Judge Pratt the nominee has been resident
OF LOganspOrt thirty years.
There is considerable speculation concerning
Congressional nominations by the Republicans in Mieh
can In the First District. Hon f. d. Fairfield OF Hiis
dale College. s the most prominent canddate ia !Mhe M
Third Mr.. Blair will be probably renOtBlnated In the
second the asprans numerous. among them Delhl
ex-IIeutenant-Gov. May. Hon Marsh Giddings. mem
ber OF the National Committee and Attorney General
l. Stoughton In the Fourth District Mr. Ferry VIII
probably bo presented for denomination ana Is nov
expected that the OF Dewitt {. Leach OF dfahu
Traverse, former Congressman. will be presented.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
POLITICAL ITEMS.

A Chase mass meeting is on the tapis.
Ex-Gov. Brown has been chosen President of
the Central Grant Club Of Georgia
Susan b. Anthony will certainly present her
credentials to the Democratic National Convention.
At a large Democratic meeting held in Sing
Sing recently resolutions passed favorng the nom
inatiOn OF Chase and Holman.
The election in Mound City, Illinois, on Fri
day. resulted in the triumph Of the entire Democratic
ticket, with gain for the yictors OF 100
The Central Hancock Club debated on Sat
urday evening the propriey or dropping Hancock ana
taking up Chase without being able TO come ~ any def
mite CONCLUSION.
A few Republicans met on Saturday after
noon AT the Astor House and resolved 10 form them
into organization 10 support Chief Justice Chase
In case he received the Democratic nomination.
At a Convention in Alexandria, Va, on Fri
day co0red man was nominated as independent candl'
date for the Virginia state Senate to represent the ds
trict composed OF Alexandra, Fairfax and Loudon
The Schenectady Union says: Democracy
offers its kingdom for a horse II remains to be seen
whether they can ride Chase Chase wants the kingdom
az much as Democracy wants The horse They may
The Richmond Examiner SAYS that the
present agitation is an irepresslDle conhGt whcn VII
never end until either jnstee done or te heavens ia
Consequently i i trying 10 convince the heavens that
they ought to fall.
The Proridence Journm wants to know who
Col LsEden%eI % or o "n.ervaIiye soIiers and Sail
ors' gathering in New-York Perhaps he Is one OF Inc
johnson BodyGuard
fIUCinHUlU
very unlikely that Mr. Groesbeck would accept lhe Az
torey GeneIalshlp, secretayshp OF the treasury OF
any other OF the Cabinet Offices any o the foreign NILS
sions with which his name has been associated
A number of gentlemen formerly counted among
he Democracy a. Francisco-ineluding Peter Dona
hue acted AS officers OF the Grapt and Cofa1 atinca0n
meeting held In that city hundred guns we're hred at
Shasta honor OF the nomination oi Grant ahu OodA
The Charlottesville Wa) Chronicle quotes The
Worlds statement OF Judge Chase's opinions, and says;
II these are Chases opinions, We hope he VIII not DC
nominated. and not elected, u ne IL holnlnateu. ~ he
Southern support his opinion on these points ought
10 be we'll understood"
A Trenton paper reporting the following
conversation on the street gives IN nut shell the anus
OF the Opposition 10 Gen Grant -Repubttcd-Do yon
think many Democrats will vote for Gen. Grant Dep
Ocrut-NO HsDublica,i-Whyi Democrat Because he
hurt himself When he captured Lee! RePubi'ean-oh!
ah SEQ.
The Gdlena Ull) Gazette says: There may
not belonged w. Yore or IesS bat theY gro IDss sS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE KU KLux AGAIN AT WORK.

A correspondent of The Neic- Orleans Repuo-
lco writing from Ouachita Parish the sixth Instant
informs THAI about O'Clock the morning OF the e,h
number OF citizens known "K. X. KS" belonging In
Trenton aud vicinity, went masked TO Reynolds mih'
three miles frem the river where several families OF col
ored people lived, and also northern white woman
They called the negro men out their houses ana
commenced shooting at them with sh0tguns ara
pistols. One Of them received three Shots 0aa
in the back Of his head and two in his back. So
rously wOuDding him. Another Is supposed TO be dead
The assaants then pat the torch the dwellings, i
cuding that of the white and burnt them az,
five i'm number This outrage committed without
prOyocatiOn aud at midnight. The white woman and she
was the only white wOmai the place attempted tn
put out the fire her house. when OF the outlaws APP
Piled OpprObous eptthets to her. N which the word
yankee" occurred, and said: III you put Qua
the fire, I'll blow a hole through you," al
the same time menacingy presenting a. pistol
This Ia a victory for the Rebels Narrants
the arrest Of three OF the parties
whose known, but they mad not been arrested
when written. few nights ago. ono g1Oo-
son j. H. Madden, and j. Lincoln, the Last two OF Iren-
ton took a negro out OF his house, ana beat MN
severely il is reported. In M0rehOuse parish. white
man asked a c0ored man If he voted the Republcan
ticket He answered in the Affirmative and the white
man shot him dead The thing has just occurred Ia
Jackson parish aud similar 0utrages are OF almost da
occurrence in that vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

EJeTy Donavan quarreed yesterday with his
wife Margaret In their apartment at No 6s Cherryst,
and her the with knife He arrested
About year ago messenger of the Farm
ers and Citizens Bank of WllAmsburgh while carrying
a large amount in checks and money 90 New-lork was
attacked at the OF William and Beekman-ss by
one OF party who had followed him In butoherss cart
and cruelty beaten and robbed This outrage occurred at
midday while hundreds OF pedestrians were passing yet
the highwaymen escaped with their plunder and are still
large similar outrage took place IN kentave foot
OF Rushst f. D., between IL and O'Clock on Saturday,
but in this case the desperadOes failed TO obtain any
booty. At the hour named, William Pettigrew. book
keeper In the printing and binding establishment OF ID.
Appleton & Co.. corner OF Kentave and Hewes-st.,
while returning from NewYOrk with ATOO for the pur-
pose OF paying off the employees in the concern,
was attacked at the point indicated just he
was passing tree, his assant coming suddenly
upon him from his ooncealment and Telling him TO the
earth by a blow with club the back Of his head
As Mr. Petigrew fell the rufan seized two books which
fell from his hands, and which he supposed contain
the money aud Immediately jumped into a cart contain
ing confederaes and drove furiousy away leaving
the assaulted young man In an nsensbe condition AT
the OF BedfOrdave the fugves were hailed by
officer Fitzgerald OF the Forty fifth Precinct who knew
nothing OF the outrage, and warned drive less fur.
ousy. They then put their horse on a allow trot for
short distance but getting beyond pistol shot they -
creased their speed, and before the officer received
formation or the outrage they beyond his reach
lie pursued them, however 20 the neghborood OF the
Union Base Ball Ground, where he lost sight OF them.
w ligaVaYRe9 hAYSas eHaRlasa tho haaA tskaQf foR
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POLITICAL.

SO. toys 6usl bumper
while all in chorus chant
Por neIt President We nominate
Our own Ulysses Grantr
And II asked what State be halls from,
This our sole reply shall be.
Prom near AppomsttOr COurtHouse.
with S famous spple-treeF
For twas there To out Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
Now boys. To Graut for Presideut,
And God defend the rghtw -hRcs ORiHB
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Mt Pettgrew, and finding no money threw tnem oea os
the cart They also dropped locust club wrapped Id
newspaper and a heavy set OF false whiskers Inc az,
the police TO believe that both outrages were committees
wound nut will soon recover from his Injuries The
money for winch he was attacked was not Disturbed
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
TIE nPrGoN ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Ia. - A dispatch from
Oregon reports that the majority for Smith lDcmCera
for Congress between 200 aud 800 The official count
i'm the counties TO Idaho give unexpectedly large
Democratic maiorties The total vote OF the state was
nearly 900 the largest poed In that State The
senate stands-l2 Democrats, 10 Republicans; tue AS
sembly-2s Democrats TO 10 Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

VICTORY FOR THE DARTMOUTH CLUB.
A match game of baseball at Bellows Falls,
VT on Saturday. between the Dartmouth and Amherst
College Mines for the champion ball OF colleges, won
by Dartmouth College Club--87 to 20.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
wRsT INDIA MARKETS

HAVANA jane 3Ihe following the c sisg prices Of mshsa
ending to-day: The Sugar market dull and pees
are nominal Moaes and prices bner Fegbts
declining Exports naes box Sugar northern and southern
I'll hhd Sugar northern ports 90 y nh NO
ports - hid Sugar % southern pors - 20
aud Slc ~ 2J n tins kBacoE scarce At lc v %
put sated and gle Tor ugarcued Ocons 20
bb &c bb Lumber abundant at 3 5 test ts
White Pine So Pine Exchange London t@iip
prenum United States t cent discount IA
gold long sight Y cent discount; PausI y eea dscoast
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
BASE BALL.
THE IRYINGTON BASEBALL CLUE OPEN PLAY
FOR THE SEASON.

FOR THE SEASON.
The celebrated lrvingtOn Club visited Prince
ton Saturday and played their rst machgane for the
season. defeating the College boys, after sharp contest,
bv The IrvingtOn Nino were All pres
ent with single exception OF Beans 2dbase for whom
j. Campbell acted substitute. The ground was wet
and uneven aud this will for the heaviness OF
the score Rankin McKibben, and Eby, OF the Princeton
Club distinguished themselves by their hne play Lines
fine new fielder OF the IryingOns, proved himself VAIN
able addition the club, no less than five dcut catches
being placed to his credit Mails oi the 81 Dase ~a9 Ia Us
filed StOckmans old position. The Iryngton introduced
their alternate change, from slow 10 swht ptes, WIN
cood effect At the close Of the game, the c0egans gave
their antagonists a fine supper. The following Is the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

About 70 young girls from one of the Lowell
factories recently spent day Central Park and re-
turned home liz the evening
Mr.. Allen, Controller of this State, will pay
no moneys appropriated by the Charities Appropriations
bill till Oct l. except TO charity week day schools.
Hitherto an exception also made in favor OF dspons-
arie
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
MINING STOCKS.

SAN better demand Gould
Curry s5, sltsi Cbosr POto s25 llaie Sosrsss
ll5 Crown Point Yelow Jacket Sl7Oi Rpre state bSli
Imperial S2Ol Kentueky, 1885, Afha +Oi Amstor SbI ant
North Star. Tia Legal tenders lower,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
MARRIEU.

Thursday June ~ the residence 81 the
brides psreuts Judge Wright George Mcdowell Nee rOrs
M j. daughter Of Townsend Secofd Of Carmel Puram Ooun5
Y.
WANDER wBYDR-sHULrZAt Christ CbHrch Weine~sI Lone
10 hy the Rev y. Mr j. Wander Weyde Of New
Isabel NJ daughter Of the late AersnSer H. Schultz ssl
ont Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION

CHARLESTON, june H.-The election returns,
now complete from the 81 districts OF South Carolina, IN
dcacs that the Republicans have carried 10 ana the
Democrats IL districts.