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New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
FOREIGN

The archives OF the Department OF the AuOe
nos,-ess "A valuable collection. containing among olher
SnriOsitjes The autographs of great NUMBER Oh ceie
brled men and series Of tie original Sgualhcs oI inc
Rovereiys OF France From the time OF 81 IhuS 70 the
nreseut dsy the series IS complete WITH the exception OF
mar ~ the present Sovereign NJ SALES, the Prcfect OF
the Department. having mentioned IN letter 70 the LII
perOr tlis omission. his Majesty at once replied: .o
FEB a. 1903
"MoNsIEUR LIZ PEEFET have much pleasure IN send
ing YOU the autograph which you ask Of me Tor ulS
archives Of the Department OF the Aube, where those 4l
all the SOvereis Of France from tie time OF Sl Ls @
are pres rived. You II In this letter hm ie
dcs rOus that II should present 10 the GENERATIONS he ~
esane after the outward signs oi ny tbOlSht 'n -
express my deep sympathcs for this glorious Ghaias''
che iheater Of much herOism aud patfiOte ucNU.V
believe, &c. NAFU'h0N
Our readers may remember an excltement
PAUSED some months ago NJ fashionable EnroIdh @
hn paee by n scrue between certain sig 6,",t
Mr. Iabouchere the English member ~ h,,,,J
.ara WAS one OF those speciOus adNchluteIs NHV " n1
~ the gaming tables OF Tie colnet"t iii'' lady and
iOgrotiaIed himself with an American louIS my, az
Az IabOuchere M acquaintance Of her fanny ioau %
bi iutv a. friend to put her on hcf guaIu dSh nm
Fariua consequently sent the EnglslmAh Chhheiec,
rIh was uOt accepted and the result ~ u al was tat
is cor,tcr was publicly exposed ana he waSdrlVen
from the place snort time age both gentlemen nllnCu
n Klc, aud TariLa caused report 10 oC spSau houF
am town that certain day he woud lhhlet PeIsO.l
ehast>eneut his rival on the "Prumehafe ues ar
et Tho appOiated hour bClug betweenA orr O'Clock III
ihe afternoon the fashionable people of Nee tnrhea ot ~
vitI ess the affair. Farina appeared WIN timex eWh
Ar Iabouchere who had warning OF hs ihchtloh, came
without weapon OF defense hut with serious means o
pr0VOcatiOn, n the shape OF the young American suy
Who was the csuse of the trouble Accompanied ~ he
Mr. abouchere walked for time III front oi MS an
los wisely retrcaed to the disappointment VI the sPoO
tat0rs and the triumph Of Mr LAOOuchefc'
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1antinu auomifs.

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DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
N No 2l2 Fi0b ave. n. T. $500.
nSn IoT terlHS. 6e., send for circular.
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VVANTED-A STEREOTYPER OF ELEC-
w TRoTYPKR Of Book Work Address stating references and .s
pcaR necessary machLsrv. Address "PUBLSHRR Box No
2O8 PostO O@ce, philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

DAINTINGS
Il ILLUSTRATING LIFE, ITS SUCCESS AND TRIUMPH,
MUSIC, LECTURE. &C.,
Are consolidated BNVAN HALL Fi.eenht Bcaiwiy an5
Afternoon at aud Evening Al soeiock
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I'm Coos.

I'm Coos.
7 ORD & TAYLOR,
Nos 4si, 49, 465 and 4G7 BROADWAY cor Grandst,
Nos 2ss, 2s7, 29 and 26l GRAND-sT., cor chTshest.
Nos a and 20 cATHARISEsr,
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR NEW ASD ELEGANT
STOCK oP
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED.
AND WHICH HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED IN TliB
BEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
THEY OFFER NOVELTIES
IN RICH SILKS, GRENADINES FRENCH AND IRISH PoPLISs
PERcALRs, PIouEs.
BRILLrASrs. FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY KIND,
IycLuDIsG
SOME ENTIRELY NEW FABRICS FOR
TRAVELLING AND WALKING SUITS.
IN sHAwLs. cLOAKs.
oLoAKNGs. CLOTHS.
CAssIMEREs, and
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
WHOLESALE wARBRo0Ms,
No. .ei 10 4s7 BROADWAY, ent or onDdst
NBTbs s.oei a. No. and 1s cssnes st. being closed ont at
sacrifice. preparatory rrmoyng that business. other stores
A ND THE GREAT NOISE WE MADE
Las. week BY rs'o .psIS ,. S o %' 1 sSa sar 70 SSI
STARTLED mGH-PRIcED MERCHANTS or ov troury,sa
They up their nu,n nom l4.e To roe and were ter
nhF el's'IFfd FOSTER 81 ff BROTHERS FLANK MOVEMENT
selling Musns without advance vas drawing Oh 'leH oa''
mo ''''' ''I1 We PLAY THg SAME GAME THIS WEEK
rARDwDE WHITE SHErlSG NSStSS NHR IS w,NsrrTAs r r,
srrERExrgA ylyE IsH 5e sud &c. %SsTi ;sS ED g s
GOOD AUSL'Ss TfRT I@i HEAVY uSBLEAchs6. ne
Of pises day Credit customers pay y EXTRA on al
nMESsE LOTS AUCTION ALPACAs. pREsS GOODS PLAN
FROM 16e Noun, HOLY Prss.,'
ns soaay buy Dr. Good, than FOSTER BROTHERS. On
Ni'5. .. re Tus In IL JERSEY CIV roosD wmbush viii fud
themselves ehI spsid 6y hTs5g goods q NJ NJ prcvrpsr a.,
FOSTER BRoT1RRs Rs KiGfdvE MAR EiGHTEkSTasT
CTRIPED AND PLAIN TERRYS,
LACE CURTAINS.
CORSICEs
SHADES
cRBTosSB cmSTzEs
DmlTIBS AND STRIPED TwILLs
our NEW STOCK Low.
TAYLOR. McGIBBoS Co,
No 500 Bco,tr,y.
MENs FURNISHING GOODS
WI Al POPULAR PRICES.
IyDERSHlRTs AND DRAWERS,
GLOVES sCARFs, TIES. HASDKERCHIEPs.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
SILK ALPACA AND GISGHAM UMBRELLAS
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
FITTING WARRANTED.
AT TIIg SHIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT.
No. q Faton,t. eorasT Pt,rlst,
THEODORE C. GRASSs, Assnt
A II GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
n Of this sib'lmeat REMOVED oae door east Of
wi eSr new ,,or, being ,d to SCI, of
,.oci Of Ribbons MlLLsERY. aud STRAW GOODS saP al
Icos o., for bargain. al through March. EDWARD RIDLEY
No 30 Grsui,t of Aen sth boes eas. f'o@ BoNefy
y CLEARING OFT SALE OF
CARPETS, oILcLoTHs. wISDow SHADES.
te o. , terms payment, monthly chance for house
'''P'' D. KELLYk Co. corner Treay thh.t ard sir.h
II OFARItELL, Carpets and Furniture
RNTRB offered 1t lover prices than ~ any other house IN
Al al & s s1s 1,' . s 1sru So. '' 20 "a AL Ss
The lsgess warsIo,n, d Tie Uht.l state. .
DEhDS of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID ~ BROWN No n5 Broadusr three doors irs The Bridge
SlrNoiug GarSs, &r.
1T WM FyERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n iess-l-wEUDSG CARDS Aad FINK STATIONERY. (k'ab-
H.hsd lslaI
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6opariurrs5ip llolitts.

nISSOLUTION.-The firm of JOHN TAY
~ LOS SONS. dissolved The lloth Tenth dy 81 JanuaF
ea,e ef Jh Taylor 81 enon. hssng claims ssia''
viii present ITO Tie ONCE No Ji GreuNhtl,
corner o. Jay st Esw-iorf
unged r cernu, the Bresing basas uBdsr The h,ns,
ard ityle ef JOHN TAYLORb SOY. Nj H. TAYLOR
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6tatbfrs.

WANTED133 TEACEKoR R.S.l. GDEN Sa5. eo % %
o o b secSlinp ability Fo particulars adirv's ZhifLEh
sS,gglsnY Sg III = "a No 6I4 Arch.st Phisdelphis, Penn
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SpeffaI 90tirFs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AN AWFUL eRsrILENCE

with the cheated ternV comes the dang
ers Of that fdghtrul. psttIence-Cholera.
what untold and IndIscrIbabIe misery it has
brought into thousands of househoIdsIn our
land every year for generations past a
SPECIFIC and certain preventative as well as
speedy and absolute cure for This awful dis
ease is the Great Household Remedy. now
know all over the world. as Nishler's Herb
Buters. 1t VIII positively fOrti[y thesystem
against the attacks of As.atc Cholera,
Cholera 8Iorbus, Cholera Infantum, Diar-
1hoea, Summer Complaint, Dysentery,
Cholic, Painters cholic, &c. D. n. Btssell,
N. D, PhysIcian-in.chief OF the o. s. Hos
pital Ship, FALCON" highly recommends 1t
for Cholera, and has used it with marvel
Ious success in such cases. 1t acts like an
angel OF mercy in every instance. Sold by
all druggists and dealers.
Dr.. g. B. Hartman & Co.. ProprietosD
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by IAUGHLN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, W. Va.
jyls-zw
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round numbers. Then there is another
balance on hand, at the same time, sin
finance and trustee account, /" OF little
under 1000, making the total balance
on hand, on the first day Of the present
year, s159,ee6 50, when the whole aggre'
gate involved In all the transactions
out Of which these balances come is
just trihe over 10000 a year. Now
it seems TO us that is a pretty large idte
balance. The simple interest on II Is
S, 600 a year; and being idle When II
might be applied to the extinguishment
of iuterest-beariug debt, the city suffers
a clear loss of at least the interest.
Bnt this Is not quite all. By an in
snection Of the sinking. fund exhibit,
we find there have been large idle bal
anees ever since 1859. Comparing the
receipts and expenditures year by year
Cthe years being given in this easel, we
find that on the LIST of January, 1860.
there was an unapplled balance "on
hand I" Of gil, o3O, l2; on the lst of jan
uary, 1851, 1t was So. 525. 10; January LIST,
1862, it was $40, 365, OF; January LIST,
1868, it was Ss3, 1855 January LIST,
1854, it was $50, O75, So; January 1st, 1855.
it was SIS, 4s5,13; January lst, 1856, 1t
was So, $685. January LIST, 1867, it was
S63, 5O4, 20; and January LIST, 1868, 1t was
S76. So, 70. 1--WE make this last balance
s19s,03 greater than it appears in the
report. This may result from typo
graphic error, or error of addition but
the discrepancy is of no consequencein
this connection.) These baIsnces, il
will be seen, were carried through eight
entire years, from 1860 to 1867 inclusive.
The average idle balance, therefore,
carried through the whole eight years,
was 81, 6e3, 56-the annual interest of
which is s2,6sl, the interest for eight
years being 2l,44s, or eleven per cent.
of the whole debt extinguished with
that fund.
No estimate OF yearly balances can
be made from the exhibit of the other
accounts, for the reason that although
the receipts are separated into years
the expenditures are not. The balance
on hand in these accounts last jap
uary is larger than the sinking fund
balance, being over Ss2, 600; but wheth-
er the balances at the commandments
of the several years are as large or
larger or less than the others, cannot
be determined. five suppose them to
be equal, it would make between
eighty and ninety thousand dollars
lying in the hands of the commission
ers unapplled, from year to year
through eight years, with an aggregate
actual loss of interest reaching SAC, 1000,
assuming the money could have been
used to redeem the debt only at par,
when in truth 1t might have been done
at much less.
We make no pretension at all to skill
in matters of finance. 1t may be that
the skilllul fnanciers at the head of
city affairs can show that in all this we
are in error. For the sake of the city
treasury we trust they can; but to the
unfinancial mind, we must maintain
that 1t looks like some bad fnancier-
ing (bnd for the city, has been done
here in the last eight years.
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more Cans.s ofBIood POISON.

Excessive labor or undue excitement come
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion to the blood. Grief,
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
TO circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here we are admon-
ished of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRErH's Pills. For If the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
allay the turmoil and are healing balm TO
the brain. While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, tlnting the skin With a dark
hue, they at once relieve Ihe blood of Its ex-
cess Of carbon; thus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will be deposited. This is'the
way Jumps, boils. tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. All arc cured, often prevented,
by the use OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by all druggists. augl7-1md&w
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.,hs pole.RaisInr Mt FnIton.

Hon. c. D. Hubbard. who has re-
turned from a brief jaunt into New
England, has consented to speak at
Fulton tomorrow afternoon. Wheel
ing ought to send out good crowd to
see the Fulton Republicans raise their
pole-not help them, for they intend to
show the Democracy there are enough
of them to do it without help. Mr..
Hubbard is doubtless prepared TO make
good speech. We hope he may have
good crowd 10 speak to.
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$50 Owners of Horses and Cattle"


ITO Owners OF Horses and Cattle"
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war
ranted superior TO any others. or no ray, for
the euro OF Disiemper, Worms, Bots. Coughs
Hide-Bound, Colds, &C., in horses and Colds,
Coughs. Loss OF MILK, Black.Tongue, Horn
Distemper, Sc, in Cattle. These "Powders"
were formerly put up by Simpson L Tobias,
son of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mand has been SO great that DR.. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly safe and innocent; no need OF stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase The appetite, give a hne coat,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF COWS. Try them,
and you will never be without them. Col.
Philo p. Bush, of the "Jerome Park Race
Course" FoIdhRm, N. Y, would not use
them until he was told OF what they were
composed. since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty rum
ing horses In his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stoIekeepers through-
out the United States. Price Is cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, Rev York.
auV-l7-lmd6w
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SpeEfal aluttres
F WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED
AS OTJICETY AZ
oRISrADOnO's HAZE DYE

oRIsrADOnO'S HAZE DYE
CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
From Gray 10 Rack, people might laugh at
the ravagSs Of age. The process only &C.
cupIes nve minutes.
CristadOrO's Hair Preventative
woNAS's UNDERSTANDING the rights oI
women may be reckoned the right 10 pre.
serve her haIr in its original luxuTiance.
gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to do 80 Ne
recommend the very best article we know al
"a preparation about which there Is no de-
eeption, which we have tried and seen tried
and not found wantlng-we mean CRsTA-
DORoS hair preeiver and beanuher.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all BAR
DresserS. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Astor House.
auzlT-lmdSy
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National Trust Go.
oF1HE CITY OF new YORK,
40. $50 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUs R. MANoAn, President.

DARIUs II. MANGAA, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to cheek al Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital Of OSE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over SO
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable TO depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or smalIamt UNITS, and permits them
TO be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security, convenieHce and profit.
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MIR. GRREN CLAY SMITH went to
Alexandra, Va, the other night. to
raise Seymour nag over celebrated
hotel in that place. Ellsworth was
shot dead at this hotel, in the early
part of the war, while trying to haul
down just such flag, though it had to
come down finally. -
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Hon. Ben. STANTON and Gen. Harris
addressed the people of Richie yester-
day at Ellenboro.
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for Sale.
For Sale

IA below the city, and only q IIiIs- ttIies
MOore's Landing, on the Ohio River S511
acres. - under cultivation. On Il tbs.SS 20
comfortable dWelIi ing house, Ltablinp 80 -
and spring house $40 thrifty apL lie tTst 4 Sl
abundance OF small fruit fOT iamiII' ~ -
VIII be sold at a fair pTicS on easy Ierms Sss'
auRlI L.lRWJE
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FRoBE & BoDLEYs,
Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PENI-
wv Tertiary until August 20th, at 10 a. M,
for the different Bolts, Straps, StIrTups,
Washers. q C connected with the roof of the
south cell building. TrHcings or lines Of the
roof can be seen at the office of ]. i. Fairfax,
Architect, Wheeling.
Mark bids "for Roof lions"
G. g. MoEADDEN,
Snnt- W. Va. Penitenuary, Moundsville,
West Va. aug15-td
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thinking and independent voters
who are not blindly bound to follow the
dictates of party. and who in these days
bold the balance of power among all
the parties. These are the men who,
since the war is over. have tried to ex-
ercise a restraining influence over the
ultra men offhe Republican party, and
the masses OF the Southern people
ought TO see that they are not repelleo
from the circle OF those who wish them
we'll. But they IViH be driven of unless
such utterances as those We have re-
ferred to are not only condemned, be-
cause they are impolitic, but because
they are outrageously wrong. Some
months ago a number of the former
military officers OF the rebellion took
occasion to make public and emphatic
to the effect that having
been beaten in their effort to disunite
the country, they would never more
engage in politics, but confine them
selves entirely to their business pur-
suits. II would have been we'll If they
had all been of that way of thinking.
and IL those who made such promises
had kept them, and would be better If
the Southern people would now insist
on keeping them all in the background.
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CAMP MEETING began yesterday at
Moundsville, and another begins to-
day at vincent's farm, near Shinnston.
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Hon. P. G. vANW1NK1E win address
the.Grantand Colfax Central Club this
evening at Parkers5urg.
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For Rent.

TUE STORE ROOM ON MONROE ST.,
outs building, at present occupied by h.
T. Ford & Co., Tobacconlsts.
Possession given Immediately.
THOS. OBRIEN,
augD Real Estate Agent.
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Wanted.

A LARGE GERMAN SOCIETY OF RE
II spectacle tntelllgent men want tract OF
arabic, well wateIed, partly umbered land,
about $500 TO E0O0 acres, situated on railroad
or naviBaole river, with the intention 10
form model fam and the centre of large
settlement, OF the best emigration, which
they can command. Price must be very
moderate and terms easy. Offers please dI.
vile, Allegheny county; "a. autl4 lwe
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;INTELLIGENCER.

IT Il n M 8.
vARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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TRI.wEEKLY EDITION.
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MOREING EDTTIOH.
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EvERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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ES- Ten lines or les make square,
ns-Trausient advertisements CASH IN adj
pEt s,sipR1sGEs AID FUNxRAL NOTICES, z5
rtE.. when under SIX lines
sinpIe announcements Of Deaths, gratis
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E1- No notice viii be taken of comnnuni.
cations not accompanied by a re- PonAlDe
name. The name will be considered conn
ters as a guarantee of good taith.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-28

ga The last Grand trot of the sea-
son will take place on the Fair Grounds
at Waverly Park, tomorrow afternoon
commencing at one O'Clock.
First ,Trot, l. p. m.-Premium $500.
500 to the first horse, $50 to the sec
ond, $50 to the third, and $50 to the
fourth. Mile heats, best three in five
in harness, free for all horses that have
never beaten three minutes.
ENTRIES. B H. Demarest, New
York ; blk. G. Capt. jerks. A. X.
Meylin, Philadelphia !; blk 6. Jersey
Boy. S. Field, Newark S. IN. Kate.
J. ?. Berry, Elizabeth blk. IN. Black
Mare. J. Campbell, Newark b. g.
Tom. W. H. Cloonoy. Bro oklyn blk.
IN. Black Mare.
Second Trot, 2 p. m.-Gentlemen' S
Trot. Members of the Association en-
ter theee very closely matched horses,
to contest for time, without premium.
Mile heats, best in in harness.
ENTRIES. -b. G. Eddy, Bay Nor
man s. 6. Beppo, an American Star
G. m. Nellie Holcomb, a Vermont Ham
bletonian.
Third Irot, 3 p. Premium $4,000.
Mile Heats, best in 5, in harness. d.
Pfeiffer names Lady Thorn, the Queen
of the turf, whose time in public stands
recorded at 2.201a. S. Mclaughlin
names Mountain Boy, whose half-mile
LIZ, is the fastest time on record.
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PRINCETON COLLEGE.
INSTALLATION OF DIR. JAMES M'CosH AS
Observation-Disclosures CEREMONIES.

INSTALLATION OF DIR. JAMES M'CosH AS
Observation-Disclosures CEREMONIES.
PRINCETON, Oct 27.
To-day the ceremonies of installation
of DIR. M'Cosh took place
At twelve o'clock the procession was
formed i'll the College campus. Head
ed by Grafulla's Band the cortege, con-
sisting Of the officers of the College, the
ex-President, and the President elect,
the Governor of the State, the Chancel-
lor, the Directors and Faculty of the
Theological Seminary, the under grad
yates and their orator, the officiating
clergy the Alumni and Laureati,
of Princeton, and host of citizens,
marched to the church under the or
ders of Gen. Caldwell K. Hall, Grand
Marshall, graduate of the Glass of
1857. The seats reserved for members
of the press we're occupied long before
the arrival of the procession, and the
galleries were crowded with ladies. On
the platform, to which he had been
carried in chair, sat the venerable
Col. Joseph Warren Scott, of New
Brunswick, of the class of 1895. and at
his side Ebert Herring, of New York,
also an alumnus and now in his ODD
year Among the other distinguished
guests who occupied seats on the plat
form during the ceremonies were Cows.
Marcus L. Ward and Daniel Haines
Judge Field, of the United States Dis
trict Court, Chancellor Zabriskie, ex-
Chancellor Greene, Ex-Governor Pol
lock, of Pennsylvania, Bishop McIlvain,
of Ohio, General Robert Anderson,
the hero of Fort Sumter, and George
III. Stuart, of Philadelphia, with the
President elect, the retiring President
and the Faculty of the College.
Gov. Ward opened the ceremonies
in brief address of welcome to the in
coming President. The Rev. Jonathan
Stearns, a member of the Board Of
Trustees, then offered up prayer. An
address of welcome in behalf of the
Board of Trustees was then delivered
by the Rev. Charles Hoge, ID. D., LID
of the class of 1915. 1t was very af-
fecting address, and during its delivery
DR.. M'Cosh was unable to restrain his
emotion. On behalf of the Under
graduates, Mr.. J. Thos. Finley, of the
Senior Glass delivered an address in
Latin, which was warmly applauded
by the students.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-28

EeB~ The boys who visited Phillips
burg and Easton yesterday, desire US to
return their sincere thanks to the patri-
otto people of these places who so kind
ly and literally provided for their
wants during their stay. All unite in
saying that the reception given them
was the best they have ever received.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-28

reg We acknowledge the compli-
ment paid the DAILY MONITOR, by the
Port Legion, as they passed our Office
yesterday afternoon. May you re-
ceiye plenty of sandwiches wherever
you go.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-28

aap The youngest daughter of
Archibald S. Woodruff, Esq, was Civ
en- in marriage to one Of our promising
merchants last evening. A large party
of friends witnessed the celebration of
the nuptials.