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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02
THE MARKETS.

New York. Nov. money in demand
at 7 per ct. Exchange 81. Gold 338: Five
twentics, 1862, coupon %, Ten. forties, cou'
pom 6. n. @. SKIES g. Virginia SKIES, ex'
coupon Sc. Tennessces, ex-coupon III.
BALTIMORE, Nov. .. Va. SKIES, old in
scribed, 4S4 bid, 49, asked; do. 1866 5O5
bid do. 1867, 49y asked; do. coupon, old, 80
bid; do. coupon, new, ISL bid.
New York, Nov. Flour dull and 5alQc
lower. Wheat dull and declining. Corn lal!(
better.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Cotton firm and held
at 25l Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull
prime and choice 235a240 Corn dull, white
lalO5; old yellow lal05 new yellow SOa85c.--
Oats dull; prime zoe. Rye dull at l35ai44 40.
Pork quiet at 500. so. Bacon firm; Rib sides
II; clear do. IL! Shoulders 49,. Hams l9a2O'
Lard dull at lSc.
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Gold.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Gold to-day 1887.


WASHINGTON lTEMs.-Andrew A. Barnaclo
was picked up in the Streets last night, severely
wounded. He had hired horse and buggy
and gone to Alexandria, and it is supposed that
upon his return he was attacked in the vlclnsty
of Four. and.a half and G streets, knocked out
of the buggy, and beat with some sharp lnstru"
ment. The horse and buggy were found by
the owner, the horse tied TO lamp post. AS
the wounded man was unable to give any. ac-
count OF how he received his Injuries, OWING
to the intense pain he was suffering, 1t IS nm
possible to decide as to how no was hurt
Barnaclo is said to be an inotfenslve young man,
clerk in the shoe store OF Mr.. George D. w IL
son. ~
The clerks male and female, of the Treasury
Department are waiting in anxious expectation
for the result of to.days proceedings, as the
list of names of one hundred clerks 10 the
Second Auditors Office, and OF seVenty-tiVe fo-
male clerks in the Registers Office, whose ser
vices can be dispensed with, has been prepared
and submitted to the Secretary for his apprG
val. In the Second Auditors Office the Be-
cretary has given the clerks whose services are
TO be dispensed with permission to resign, and
thew will be allowed thirty days leave OF alb
sence before the acceptance of theirreslgnatlons.
| A number OF designations have been received
and accepted. The list of female clerks, has
not yet been acted upon, but it Is probable
| that they alsowll be allowed to resign: Another
reduction will be made on the lst of December
when about two hundred male and female
clerks will be dismissed from the Second Audi
tors, Sixth Auditors and Register 8 offices,
The court martial for the investigation otthe
charges against Gen. A. B. Dyer, Chief OF
Ordnance, will convene in this city to day. Col
Winthrop, Assistant Judge Advocate, will
conduct the prosecution, and Col. S. V. Ben
ct the defense.
The committees of the several organizations
here who propose to give Gen. Grant an oVa-
ton upon his return have written to the Gen,
eral advising him OF their purpose, but have
as yet received no reply. 1t is understood that
Gen. Grants opposed to any public domonstra-
ton On his return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02
rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DISPATCaFsTO THRGAZETTE
Il Standardization,

PHILADELPHIA, Nv ? Judge Read 10
the Court OF Ms Prisus delivered an opinion
this morning 10 the Naturalization cases. clos
ing as follows:
Under this state of facts | can come to but
one conclusion, viz that the whole issue Of
Naturalization certificates By the Nlsl R1su'
branch of the Supreme Court is contrary to
the act of Congress, aud contrary to the
act of the ASSEMBLY,, and they should be
rejected at the polls. / therefore make the
following order: And now, November 1863
it is ordered that no more aliens be Naturalized
In this court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02
MARINE LIST.
Port Of AIexandria, Nov 2.
ARRIVED.


- Steamer Wswaset, Fowkes, Cone River, to
Potomac Ferry Company.
Wheat.
Steamer Hi. LiyiDgton Lawler, Baltimore,
20 h0oe Wedderburn Il Co.
Sear' Mary h. Cole, Facemire, Philadelphia,
coal TO Il. Mckenzie
Sehr' Sarah j. Fort Fort, Philadelphia. coal
NJ. Lestherand.
A.. HSehr. Ella Matthews. McElwee, Boston, 20
Asl to j. d. Adams.
Coal Co 49,
Gican Coal Co.
70 S S Hettie Baker, Crowell, Boston. plaster
A. Eldridge g. Co.
9cnr. K. c. A. Ward, Edwards, New York,
" american Coal Co.
,o oGar Robert Haley, Jones, Harve do Grace,
wal 10 T. \. Worthington.
SAILED.
,o eGqr Albert Pharo. Shoards, Providence,
''a' oy American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA
Il STEAMSHIPS Rebecea Clyde, Chichester, for
port sailed from New York 3lst ultimo.
n.y. steamship John Gibson, Winters, for this
~ sailed from New York 9lst ultimo.
INIT Essex, Sleeper, from Salem for this port,
iu.o New York for harbor 3lst ult.
,tsr ~ Oliver Ames, FIench, and Grace Web
IVA Nandail, from Providence for this port ar
81 81 AZ New York 31st ultimo.
pas 18th ultino 81
losS Sue' Nellie Brown, Higgins, for this port tc
j1H corn for Boston, arrived at Richmond 9th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

"OMINoUs. The Seymour and Blair flag
which, for some time past has been flying from
the pole on the Sun engine house was carried
away during the storm of wind and rain on
Saturday night last, and some were superstiti-
GUS enough to think that it portended the fate
of the Democratic Presidential ticket 10 the
election tomorrow Superstitious people
spoke of it as "ominous" but those Of US,
who have "faith," reject the "omen," and
wait with hope, for the flag to fly again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

APPEARANCE OF THE PORT.-There are
more vssels here now than have been for some
time past, and the wharyes, this morning, IN
consequence, presented more animated ap'
pearance than usual. Upwards of twenty five
coasters were counted in the docks, or lying al
anchor in the stream. The Baltimore steamers
Columbia and Hi Livingston, and the Wawa-
set from Cone river, unloading their cargoes,
also added animation to the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

THE WEATHER has changed from the Indian
Summer. like temperature of last week, to a
wiutery aspect and feeling. There was heavy
blow on Saturday night from the South East,
accompanied with rain, and a continuous rain
all yesterday morning. To-day, the wind
was from the North West, and fires and over
coats in request by some.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

AGGRAVATED INJURY. Last night man
named James Kali, hand on a canal boat ~
ing in the canal basin, was robbed Of some
clothing and a small sum OF money. Having
as he supposed good cause to suspect that par
ties in boat lying in the vicinity of his boat
had robbed him, he this morning procured a
warrant authorizing the search Of the Pennsyl-
vania-the boat alluded to. He accompanied
the officer to the canal basin, and waited upon
deck whilst the latter went below to execute the
warrant. While thus from under the officers
protection, he was set upon by the Captain OF
the Pennsylvania and two Of his hands, and
severely beaten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

A CoRREcrIoN.-Th statement in the Ga
zette of Saturday last, relative to the loss OF
oats from the schooner Billup Seaman during
the preceding night, WIS exaggerated by the
person who informed the reporter Of the acct
dent. But few bags slipped overheard from
the deck of the vessel, and they were immedl-
atey recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILRoAD.-The Examining Committee OF
this road made trip to-day, on it, as far as
it extends, previous to an official report Of its
condition. Everything on the line is in good
order, road bed, bridges, &c. 1t has been well
managed in every respect, under he dlrec-
ton of its energetic President, and the officers
in charge of the work, and the report will,
no doubt, show gratifying and satisfactory
state of affairs. We look forward, with great
hope to the future of this road, and the bene-
fit it will prove to this city and all the country
through which it passes-and we anxlously de-
sire to see It's extension to the coal fields.
A meeting Of the directors OF the road will
be held in this city tomorrow, and the annual
meeting of the stockholders Oh Wednesday
next the 4th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

NIL SAINTS Day yesterday, All Saints
Day, was appropriately celebrated in the
Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran Churches.
Today Is All Souls Day, and in the Catholic
church masses for the dead were sung.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02
Shot.

WORCESTER, Mass. Nov. 2Bridget Muir
ray was killed last Saturday night, while IN a
cabbage field, by the owner, Bartholomew
ODonnell, who shot her with pistol.
Deceased was celebrating Hollow Eve, and
with some other girls, went to the field to get
cabbagas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

DISEASE AMONG THE Cows Many valuable
mich COWS belonging to residents of this city
and neighborhood died last week. The nature
of the disease which killed them is unknown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES. -Twenty-three mar
rage licenses were issued from the Clerks
Office, of this county, during the month CT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE " Real "a n Up
TATE IN WESTMORELAND CO., VA.
Pursuant TO decree of the Circuit Court Oh
Westnorelend county, entered IN the case OF
Tnecove's Administrator against Watson's Adj
ministrator and Others, on the 2lst day of Octo-
her, 1868. the undersigned, Commissioners, ap-
pointed for the purpose, will oner LOT sale' at
nublic auction, at VIM. 7. Lamkln's store; IN
the said county. on SATURDAY., the 0th Day
of Dacembor next, the REAL ESTATE of
1ybich the late Warren d. Watson, died seized
and nossessed, mentioned in the SAID jecree,
con listing of FARM called
KINGSALB,
containing FOUR HUNDRED and MN Ell =
STXACKES. more or less, lying Immediately
IN tbn Potomac river, between Rollers and
Monr6o's creeks This farm is composed en-
tireIv of river fat, and has on it com SD
Portable two. story FRAMED WELLIN y Ea5aa-
HOUSE, with necessary outhouses, and undef
udicious cultivation will make one OF the most
desirable farms on the river.
Also, FARM about three miles 6S = from
ssK ziI y containing ONE HUNDRED and
FORfY- EIGHT ACRES, more or less, lying
in t1White Oak Swamp" almost entirely Gov
cred with oak and pine wood, which is vaIIpSH-
bic on account of its proximity to navlgaDIe
TERMS-One-third cash; the residue IN one on e
and two wears, with interest thereon from the
dav of sale, secured by deed OF trust on LIE
premises or the purchasers may Il tuey -
elect nav the whole of the pure nase- IIoAey ~
cash Should no public sale De e1ecCeu oii Ia la
dow the said farms will be offered prlVSIeIy "
tb95 Cor3niesioners. on terms to suit purchasers
'i0 GEORGE W. LEWIS.
r. L. r. BEALE.
CHAS. @. BAKER, CONS
Newfoundland co.. nov 2-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

SNow.-The first snow Of the season fell
here last night between II and l O'Clock. 1t
was very slight fall, but the fakes were dis
tinctIy visible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

Coal letter received by gentleman in
this city this morning from friend in Philadel-
phia, in relation to the price of COAL says that on
Saturday last it was retailing there for SO
per ton. The quotations here to-day were $3.50
for white ash from the vessel and so for red
ash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

COUNTY CoURT-The November term OF
the County Court, for this county, commenced
its session this morning. Justice w. w.
White presided assisted by Justices Robert
Bell and Samuel Beach. The court opened at
IL o'clock, adjourned at 10 for dinner, and re-
assembled at l. The only business transacted
was the remission Of an erroneous assessment
of taxes against Harrison Jacobs.
The case Of Pierre Arnaud, charged with
commenting a rape, last summer, upon Emma
Fuuderfair, the wife of his neighbor, was then
taken up, and at clock this evening was be.
ipg argued on a demurrer to the Indictment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

Ex.Secretary Stanton had reception on
Saturday night at Philadelphia, at which he
made speech"
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Westmoreland co., nov &c
NOR SALE.
By WILLIAM H. BECK 81 Co,
Real Agents, Office 81 King st.


A tvo.story BRICK HOUSE, pressed brick
front rooms and kitchen, with water water ana gas
alIcv in the rear, on King St, for S2NQ.
A two.storv BRICK HOUSE, on D. Asap u 4
street in thor ough order, II rooms Wa VAC ana
cas- 6ne locslit,r and large lot; Price S4CoI
A t two . B RICK HOUSE, on Fairfax st.,
good neig6borho cd, 9 rooms, alley IN rear,
AT a two.sto,y BRICK HOUSE, on King ST., II
rooms and kitchen, gas in house, water in yard,
a sGGl9i in ai rear f al n order 6eT $500
F0nr neat BRICK HOUSES, two-story, four
rooms and basement in each, well located, for
PA LOT 84xl56 feet on Fairftx treet, with
two SMALL FRAME HOUSES, now renting
for 50 per month, for $780,
We have several hundred more brick ana
frame houses, wharf properties, vacant lot9,
farmr, and tracts of timber land for sale very
cheap. Send for our descriptive Circular
nov 2-tf -------,
DR. WHITES TRULY GEN ZINE = EY G e
IL WATER, the surest and safest remedy Tor
sore, weak or inAsmed eyes; Also, Tor peglh-
ming cataract. Imported and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, II s. Royal 81;
nov and by Druggists generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

RECORD OF DEEDs.-Thirty-n ine deeds were
admitted to record in the Clerks Office, of this
county, during the month of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

'K9F; LOUIS WUNDRAM'S BLOOD
s5d bb6GKKlFYING and PURGATIVE PILLS
cDiantV WDkRS, for the speedy cure of all In
innn-.... ana Chronic Diseases, resulting from
a,vs 80 blood and imperfect digestion partIcu-
or o eSuPtlons Of the skin have been in use
nuni,v oO years. Many persons in this COM
Cd 5,SS can testify to their efficiency. Import
'"eeI and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, II S. Royal ST.
Csn. and by Druggists generally.
-0sll or send for circnlar. nov >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02

ONE TON OF "RESURGAM,' WHITE
" LEAD, just received and Tor sale " ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-02
PROFESSIONAL.

~ A CARD.
DR. DURAND, skillful and reliable FE-
MALE PHYSICIAN, Of great experience
continues to be CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED,
at his office, S. Z. corner Fremont and LON
bard streets, Baltimore Nd. Best board and
medical attention at my private residence
Medicines sent by mail. Give an accurate
statement of symptoms Business confidential.
baltimore ap 30-tO30
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. EUREKA.


The Atlantics succeeded yesterday in adding
another victory their list this despite the drz
cling rain that fell throughout the afternoon Thus lar
the Aantcs have appeared thrice in club contests ana
on each the weather has been so unayOaDe a
almost TO preclude balplaying altogether Their oppo
uents on this occasion were the Eurekas OF Newark, an
organization formidable but at present under par
Those who remember the Oldtme contests between uie
Eurekas and Aantics while they may not De suIPrlseI
VIII nevertheless regret the formers uOWnlal' II
they never held the title Of champions they were second
on the roll Their contests among the most inter-
estug and exciting played in this vicinity during 1864
'65 and G6. In looking over the names, we 1nd
but familiar taking part in the game OF yester
day. although is not 10 be inferred from this hat no
more remain OH the list of membefs. There were
a few instances Of that play for which the club
was noted in time past in this game, IhOnlas
and Brentnall especially the former, doing the good
and was successful I'm retiring i've hands IL seemed az
the outset of the game that very close contest and its
consequent excitement in store for the spectators
Nor was the feeling dspelled when the first hour had
elapsed When the AtanCs closed their side OF the n1t
inning the stood IL TO G. and the Newark gentlemen
felt only well pleased but exhibited some feelng ui
confidence their ability To keep down the Atlantic ng-
ures and close the game with creditae totals But TINS
was than they equal TO. and despite their best
efforts the Atancs added "a runs TO their score, while
the Eurekas could succeed IN only adding two IL was
in the last four innings that the Atantics got ary 10
work at the bat aud, strange enough, II appeared ta
the Eurekas simultaneously got fairly 70 work at mung
In the last inning the Aantics made 16 runs. all from
long and chiefly safe hits they having got the range OF
ThOuas's pitching, while he. in turn, showed sgns OF
la.11nW yf.f f1tfg ganVn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
THE UHISKY FRAUDS.

THE CALLICOT CAsE-MOTION FOR ARREST OF
JUDGMENT AND FOR a NEW TRIAL.
In the United States Circuit Court, Southern
District Mr. Isaiah Williams OF counsel for Theophilus
G. CaicOt informed Judge Nelson that Mr. T. W. Slough
ton Of counsel for the prosecution in the trial Of Cacot
present, and he (Mr. Wiiams desired 20 take the
opportunity OF asking the Court at what time II would
be convenient to hear argument motion for an arrest
OF Judgment and for trial In the CalhcOt case.
Judge Nelson said that he did not know that he would
entertain such motion at ALL but, at all events he
would not fix time then, but would take the matter into
consideration far as TO consult Judge Benedict In rea
ton To It, but he strongly under the impression at
present that the application could not be entertained at
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
lAIEouncementAl

"He missed his true VOCATION would be less
often sadly said Of promising young II they would consult PHE
selection pursuit aud also in view Of making the
Of the talent they have See the PnNoLodcAL JOURNAL for
June; may be had a No. $50 Broadway Tor 90
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

Inc nlSJ SpIlug mceIDR OL IuIIulen IN tUe
vicinity Of POughkeepse occurred at Clark lie Feves
Park, mile Of the city, yesterday. The prize
offered was splendid blanket and hood, valued at siOO
There were three entries, as follows:
j MaoEe, tamed >, Hsnbieiouiah
,. Tsiman, named =, Nalrussia
Ale beats, best three 10 Eve IN hsrness
Tho betting pre- the first heat was In favor Of
tho Hablttonan the OF s2S 90 see against the
ncld, nncld, Newburgh men laying their " stamps" on the
comparatively good condition The judges were Peter
,,3on ~ a Mttlans anu Asa ne' IA the TOSS IoI
Walrussis outside.
After TIVE three attempts they got the word for the
nIsI neat Lady Morgan breaking at the start The
slnon driver, tkiD the situation at glance took
the pole, while Wsrussa hugged the salIon's wheel
closely and then they had II t0 the quarter when tbe
stallion DIOAe away from his ryal trOtng finely 10 the
Warussla in 1879 Lady Nor san seemed TO of & S5
Was lar 70 le rear S0ng 20 the threeguarter much
Warussia made burst OF speed which did Well for
leading him again. aud while walrassjs Was rnn, 9Un
rushed the score three lengths ahead I'M 2S6 tn
there was Inclined greatly IN favor of tie Stallion '
Previous 10 starting IN the second heat a new drtyor
ila attempts they all got the word, Ing i,rtt e
As IA The frs heat. the start Lady morgan brog
borsts as TO break them also, when nice little ru,n
was INDUCED Ia, and kept up 70 point feet be-
Tussa three lengths ahead OF the stallion, while Isdy
Morgan as usual was lar TO tne rear cong to The half
trOtted speDdidly up 20 INN, when Walrussa broke aud
commenced running iufl0nsy Dut the stallion never
and winning the heat easily m 2f9. Had there been a
distance stand both Walrus:a aud Lady Morgan would
Previous 70 the third heat there was nobetng except
oPe OF Two small %asels On WaFusSis , and, and Lsdy \,
three attempts The stallion was the first y break
seeing which, the driver Of Marqssls urged ha an1sl
after, but all settled quickly when the staI
lion made spenqd o, Ou6fs % Sdsao,. spsfo, ana s1
bebiDd T6e race now was between Warussia and Lady
Morgan the latter picking up wonderfully aud managing
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
HOME NEWS.
TILE WEATHRR

NornInV-OvOTca Hghtlng
n AZ N misty raiL from 5 TO
sunset Eyenng-Dr1l rain TO midnight Astronopa-he planet
M nanfi II In the sign Aries he Ram); It's right ascension Is
49, n its deeipaon 10 6P It the by about
O'Clock m thus Il OF The four morning stars IL Viii be
iao ENW Of The moon al $40 m Of June 18th
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

4, O1 Friday, June 5, the grand Trid,,pm or-
liz World ope 10 be celebrated Throughout Tho tho
enceJ i during the present year is 10 be com
cnnrso a., ti . iOcese and will close M, a matter Of
,i ~, ~ III n ViOwlug sunday, when the annual collec-
iI - Roi,i ordered by the last Penarv Conn.
vi vi bai'IhOic VIII De taken up and fOrWnrde1 t ,
as soon thereafter rs practicable W ' '""'"cu ~ nun
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
PEIRCE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals Wood Paper painted with this Surface attain all tie hard
durability of stone viii eoode decompose salt
aud Is the only paint tlai Will resist acids anufetured by
|. NgwTON PERCK 4 Co,
No i21 North Eleyenth-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

Dr. ROVE devotes his special attention to
Csh Diseases Of the bat Lung, Ear and Scroinoa Affections
Oncr No Broadway Hours 9 a. 10
d. RowEs work Cah be bad Oh application, by
mail on receipt Of postage
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

JEFFERs offers extraordinary bargains in La
dies Misses aud Chiirehs Doors aud SHoEs JEFFkRs No lib
BIoadNay opposite ST. James Hoffman and Fnhave Hotels
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
PuLMoNARY AND ScRoFuLous AFFECTIONS.

formerly BfoaiNaiD having returned bu
absence Of four be consulted No Bre
Tnthst lie gives his special attention the treatment OF
scrofou Affections Of the Throat ad Lungs Consumption Broah
tlIna. A.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

TURKISH BArHs-No. 10 Laght-st, New
fors. Houfs: aud to =. Sundays
10 IL a. - Ladies, 10 10 y a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

He HOUHt Oi l HOHldS y. MtlBHCIJ Nv w Lust
Thrtteenht broken open last night BY burglars but saved
from being robbed By The BURGLAR ALN,s TgLEGHArh
H. IIoLMEk No. 20l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

PHILADELPHIA, May SoI aftcTp0oS
@ & - ,,atch for 81 600 between black mare Maggie ana
SrcY stallion Ironsdes There was large attendance
Neye vrnn three straight heats Time, 236 &34i ana
Great double team is to take place ON June
Is Il is greatly regretted by Philadephlans that New
Vor horses have been withdrawn from these contests
mis- "a mainly owing 10 the small purses onered Dy the
ASSOCIATION Which entirely too meager 10 teed hrst
CLASS hoie0'0' Telegram.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

lst 3D. 81 4iS 5h 9Th 7th. 9Th. 9Th.
Aao1',e..::".. fSrets::..:.. q iS . -
Mr. Martin, the pitcher of the Mutual Club Of
this city, sent in his resignation yesterday to the secre
tary o that Club.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

Steamship Victor Gates Mauns days mtse and pass May n
AZ. - lon. 2b saw schr Lucy II. Gibson. bound
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. Norfolk ndse. aut pAfs
BaTk Rebecca Cauaua Leseang. NaaufAs II ua,s