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Cen. Sigel has so far recovered from his re-
cent aecrdet as TO leave his bed and to Morrisana.

Gen. Sigel has so far recovered from his re-
cent accident to leave his bed and 90 to Morrsana
On Monday evening next MIR. w. II. Whally,
the popuar east side actor, will receive grand comp
meetary testimonial at the Bowery Theater for WHICH
occasion several excellent artists have volunteered Mr.
Wbsy has but recently recovered from severe Illness
and his friends propose to give their friendship
practical turn
At the regular monthly meeting of the Ger Ger
man American School Association, held last even
ing at Liederkranz Hall, the chairman re-
ported that s756 had been colectedby the Asso,
Cation for the Childrens Aid Society. The Special
Committee on the introduction OF German into
the Public Schools reported that the Board OF Education
had adopted plan for introducing German as an 9rdn.
ry branch resolution was passed that
the committee request the Board OF Education TO publish
the plan. -
James Wilson, who in a peculiarly hendlsh
neccut State Prison Sunday last proves to have bee
an old Inmate OF the NewJersey State Prison. He wss
sentenced for years in s66 for burglary under tae
name OF Janes Norris and made his escape about NOW
Years ss on very dark and stormy night by cutting
hole Though the prison roof Although rewari was
offered he was never rearrested. He was considered
very snIen and dangerous prisoner while at 1renen lie
has been confined In the State Prisons OF tio ano
Michigan from both Of which he escaped
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
IRISH NATiONALISTS.

Apollo Hall, in Prince-st, last night con-
tanned about $50 men, whose object as detailed by the
President Csir Dennis Holland, to organize the
Irish element in the United States as to operate
against England in the event OF the latter becoming in
volved in the present in Europe, which in the opn
ion of Nh. Holland absolute certainty IL was
not object OF the proposed organization the Pres
dent sad to clash with the Fenians any other assoca-
tion Of the nature but to act In harmony with
them to gather the thousands OF Irshmen who for
many reasons would not enter the Feniln other smi
lar organizations Speeches made by Messrs John
Delany Robert Grove, and others. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the opinion OF the meeting that the
formation Of an Irish Directory very desirable,
especially when 1t composed OF men whose antece-
dents and nOn-connecton with the Irish sectional
differences would make them above suspicion and-ob
noxious class of Irish people Ward clubs 10
be established 10 send delegates to Convention where
this DIRECTORY should be selected and no money should
he collected except TO pay for local EXPENSES The
meeting then adjourned subject 10 call Of the chair.
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MATRICIDE IN SOUTH JERSEY.

most horrible murder was committed on
Tuesday night, at a little hamlet called Longacoming
little distance from Camden N ]. The murderers name
John c. Ware aged about a. who had been living with
his mother very respectable lady, OF AZ 80, near
LOngacoming, for some time past. The cause OF the
murder is unknown but IL is thought TO have been with
out prOvOcatOn. The weapon used was revolver,
which the son, who has had the reputation OF being
somewhat wild had been In the habit OF carrying.
The sound OF the shot heard but no attention was
paid and alarm excited, until later In the evening,
when some neghbOrs entered the house 10
make an evening call, and discovered Mrs. ware
upon the floor The alarm was given, ana
parties set out all directions in pursuit Of the ur
derer the absence Of young Ware and the fact at
he was seen leaving the house late in the aernoon lnni
Gated him the assassin. At the latest accounts e
pursuit was actively pressed, and the police OF the
various cities NewJersey and OF Philadelphia were
informed There are OF course, the usual NUMBER OF
rumors about dsspated character OF the young man.
and his longcontinued abuse OF his mother IL not
known whether there any difficulty between the
murderer aud his victim lately though there are reports
that Mrs Ware who possessed OF some properly,
had refused longer support her In idleness It is
believed that young Ware has fed TO Philadelphia or
Baltimore The fun"~al Of Mrs. Ware Will take place
after the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
EMANCIPATION OF CUBAN SLAVES.

Last evening the Cuban Club met in Ma
sonic Hail. to discuss the question Of emancipation Of
the slaves in Cuba. The Cuban Club is entirely dis
tnct organization from the Cuban Artisans Clubthe
former avOrng the Junta while the latter is opposed to
IT, and favors Gen. Quesada The meeting called to
order last evening by Senior Mendoza Vades President
and senor Mesre acted as secretary After long but
Quiet discussion, which frequently interrupted by
debate in French in another room, and prayermeet-
ing the third floor, 10 was resolved hat Committee
be appointed whose duty should be TO prepare docu
nent disclosing the views OF the Cubans who slave
holders that was not by the desire OF the latter that
Slavery should exist nasuch they declare their
slaves free-men, cO-cqual with the Cubans In every
thing and brothers III heart anu II slavery was not a6oi
ished IL was solely the fault OF Spanish
tyranny and avarce which thus compelled the egroes
to remain in bondage. Some objection was manifested
ing Cuban Shareholders, not yet eonfscated by the
Spaniard would be seized the receipt OF the OF
resolutlon was passed unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

DIED.

AUsTINA her late residence POgney Vermont Monday Aug
IS Lao Mr.. Eliza Pae. widow Of lie ste Archibald Austin o. This
Her remains were inferred al GreenwOOd.
m ana dsSsTs. ssH 81 a E.. g w% ya 4
The and friend. Of The family invited attend the fuHe
the Reformed curc fI,etS J. at le O'Clock on Friday he
CAvASNAHAt Cakn Aug IS sDOpleIy Cs;hane widow Of the
Relative, and friend; @ o. ne tse ANIL sIe m 'a @ & S aa %
ofSe brother ,n-sw John J. Morr III Wes, TSeny srst
TSSS nd Tis B R aged soa THs sad '''
Philadelphia papers please copy
HRNRYn Jeey City Aug &c. Nehanisl T. Henry ged yes
II. relatives and friends Of the family ar, invited to attend
from the Trinity NJ B. Church Yoss Jersey City, THURSDAY
afternoon at II o'elOcf.
yACKsoS-wm Franklin Jackson N.y " Jneh,o
Relatives invited aod the fnsrsl at oeosl
Amboy boat Pier y r. II o'clock n On Friday the 18Th 70
,oHNsoN-At KscO Tuesday Ang. s Howard John
and Mary W. & JSs3S5 s sged % ~ II % @GR a,G 70 70 attend
st. on Thursday morning, 18th inst, at II O'Clock.
MoRRIsoS-At Spring Valley ROcklsnl T. Aug II. Herbert
Youngest Of Geo. q. and Anna c. Morrison
Af's oH The @ heass e q Is sfnaisiSsI Ia l. csS ws T
eighth NewYok Friday the 18Th inst at y o'clock
PAUL-Suddeny TUESDAY evening Ang Is Frank Gsvoa edes'
Alexander and Emily Paul II yaIs month. snd aay
H. fn f tbe re.epce f H. father 70 25 wes sevsneenIA
:1 G'fTa ThaTsdsp ST oo % ~SoGt
TsSS S SS. 1s sS j. jennie SSsps SS s o. & S I
hsr Also the infant son Of James AMI Jn.is & e Pszf,s %
from their residence, EAs Forty Ih, Friday lsA
inst, al o'clock.
Suddenly West Point Of disease Of the hsr AnHs
Walden Scmser and daughter Of John james oi
Rrertae
The relatives invited attend hr funeral Thsrs.
afternoon p O'Clock from the house Of Mr. anes seyser No Il
West Twenty nntb-st
scHLNGoa "Wednesday Aug H. L0uss wife Of Ernest schhns
MD.
the family respectfully invited attend the funeral
from residence l2 West Tweth-st Friday, at IL
Aug IT, at the Of ID months ard
days Carrie L., only daughter Of Albert and Caroline s'cn-
berger.
vARSUM-At Morosn, J., Aug H IOseph b. infant son Of
Joseph B. and Helen T. Yarnum, aged months and days
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The Palmer had 10 allow the Cambria 31o minutes,
which will reduce her time TO Ga: minutes This IL
considered the most important of the season. and Is
believed to show that the boats of the New Yacht
Club fully earned their victory the late regatta in
Newlork Bay when the took place for the Queens
Cup. The English yacht to-day had wind to suit her,
and is fairly beaten by schooner which for some time
has not been considered particularly fast and which was
beaten by the Phantom yesterday.
The excitement in the city aud at the Ocean House s
intense and champagne flowed until late hour because
OF The success Of the Palmer.
Mr. Ashbury bears mis- defeat phosophically and says
little. The Madgie accompanied the racing yachts, and
had she not to give way twice would have beaten the
Cambria's time.
The Palmer was built Mt Stonington, Conn., in 1862 by
Capt Loper, and owned by him until 1867, when Mr.
Rutherford Stuyvesant purchased her.
The Ilcr will the Cambria tomorrow 20 miles TO
windWard and back.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
GEORGIA.
pEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvENTION

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. t7.-The Democratic
state Convention met to-day Nearly every county In
the State represented. Gen. A. III. Colgnill was
elected President The utmost harmony prevailed, and
the Convention unanimously adopted PLATFORM as fol-
lows That the Democratic party Of Georgia started
upon the principles OF the Democratic party
of the Union, briaging into special prominence
as applicable to the present extraordinary
condition Of the country. the mchangeable doctriues
that ths is fDon OF the States. and their rights ana
their EQUALITY with each other indispensable part
OF oar political system; that in the approaching election
the DfmocFatic party invite everybody 10 cooperate
IN them in Jealous determination TO change, as far
the several elections 10 be held can do so, the
Assent usurping and corrupt administration,
the state Government by placing in power men who
re true to the principles OF Constitutional Government
sd 10 faithful and economical administration OF public
af6irs; that whatever policy others may pursue, we
pledge ourselves 10 do al in power to- secure 1ree
aud fair election by ali who are qualified 10 vote under
The existing laws. The Convention then adjourned sane
die
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THE NORTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

. E'7'-IVII To THE AH5OVI1II1 I'D I l11.'1'I
hAIHIGH, Aug. 17.-On Saturday last Col.
TX leaving 100 men at Yanceyve, came to Company
'o'~ with all the Alamance and Caswell prisoners,
usae nc remained till Sunday night at O'Clock, when
IAN departed for Graham, three miles distant,
Dee be now Last night the Hon Josiah Turner, jr.,
OF q The Sentinel Sheriff Griffith, and Wiley OF Cas-
" MO With Others had been kept In the Courthouse
M Orahan since their removal there taken out OF
In tSe SoHt House by Kinks men and locked rTp rTnp
TT,i.So dungeon cells of the County jail Inc
I'm 1Hnitou states Marshal viii tomorrow bring
IL PHgheis arrested by order Of Gov Holden before
guuee bEOOks at Salisbury. IL is stated that Judge
6GCs & & INTENDS giving the prisoners fair investigation,
% . WI MI hOt allow the presence OF Hoden's State troops
SIsei SHei appears for the arrested parties: Ex-Goys.
N Tn. a1a bragg, aud exJudges Battle and MerTyInaD.
~ - that Gov. Holden is endeayOrng 20 get Judge
larson 70 come 70 Raleigh and try those for whom he
Il, wII In this event he will not surrender at least
| VI the prisoners 20 Brooks. Pearson, however, de
tel MS power exhausted before the petition was ear
~ BROOKS, and II Is said Brooks will demand all ~
VIC Pfi'oners, regardless OF person.
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then 10 hse sfsas svc', 10 with against an enemy neither
less powerful less dsDgeOus 10 the nsnoh asa "e
The Committee on State Contra Committee then re-
ported nj names at large aud one name from eacn sen
tTial District the state and the report was adopted
~ ranrt Of the Committee nominate the rest OF the
state ticket was then read rs follows:
Por Ijeutens 6overDor-Hon. K TfSsk Of Springfield
Of Statc--Hon. George 4 Bat ot Ortou
Peri STAT John J. Baker OF Beverly
FprA Generai-EOn. Whiting Gfissold
Per Anlltar-Hou. W. Dsggat Of Aueboro A.. .
esolutions Of confidence In Wendell Phillips and the
other candidates OF attering nature were then intro
iee and passed. after which addresses were mace ny
the Hon George s. Bait OF Upton, Dr. Charies 'e"on'
and others. A. s.o.a
After the passage OF resolution empowering the sS,e
or on the State ticket the Convention adjourned at about
A:a y. m.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The buildings owned by George II. Davis, at
Krghip Cape EIaeth Me- burned on Iuday Insured
Whitaker q Co.'s cotton factory at Hunting
ION Mas was burned yesterday Loss $1,000 S10
The wife of Richard Arnold, shot by her hus-
h week. die yesterday lie Tuned last Sun
day. =, ~. - r...o.,,, II II &
usie Al Atlanta yesterday beesHse be under arrest
foI keeping late hoarA
An explosion Of fire damp occurred YESTERDAY
tbs new sh Of The Roam bT0"A OoAi ''
light men seriously bafnea. :.
burglar was fatally slot by the police yes
,.rc ncnipg attempting 70 gam an en'r-Lee 10 'e f va
,ionsl BapE build ng. at CsfDondae fenn.
fire in Newark, Neb., yesterday, DESTROYED! de- p!i
Bsnnans Hotel HernaH shoe s'''s % no. Loss
C0crTy, Bulocks lsH' sN"F' ~
&gOn = Ill fro,, Navy for
- m ,rck lighusg on the lAth al Berg s.i
% a., and eAro total loss Tie efe~ Sefe s-ea
lI.uAs.l lain
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

AQUATIC.
CRUISE or THE NPw-YoRK AND ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUBs-RACE OFF NEWPORT HARBoR-THE
CAMBRIA DEFEATED.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. f7.-The first of a
series OF races between the Cambria Palmer Idler
rnantom Dauntless, and ssppho came of to-day II the
result OF yesterdays encouraged the belief that the
American model was the best, the RAGS OF to-day is al
most convincing IT has beon the desire Of the Cobra
ge' strong wind and 70 sail dead TO w1ndwa. The
W'nd was all that she could desire Much snxiety
ieit AFTER the way In which the Palmsr
had been beaten in yesterdays rare, that
sne would fan easy victim 70 the
famous Engishman. Her ballast was shifted astern,
bringing hr bow higher out OF water Mr. BrowIs of the
~, sed her. and completely restored the honors
party on board the Phantom last evening" and Mr.. stuy
Tssan MS thongh hopeful was not confident OF success
CROWD was assembled the nights below Fort Adams,
ana ana the lower harbor swarmed with small soops
Inc betting was three TO the Cambria,
ana some offered four to The majority OF the yachts
the Fort to witness the contest The two rival yachts
took position of the Dumping Fort and the last
about sx knot breeze from the south west and the tide
was at the first Off the ebb. The Cambria had
ships length 70 Sd~ad Of the 0''Ps P@eP TSS sS
course our. :, Of the yachts lay toward Beaver Tail
until of Point Judith when the wind moderated slightly
bep aI e rdm1r oSSed her, passing to and
rounded the buoy four minutes ahead. This
derei one Of the finest displays OF thorough sailing the
Summer has yet shown. and Mr.. Brown was much
praised by tho yachsmen witnessing the On tho
way home the Palmer gained steadily on the Cambria
and came past the line lO minutes ahead The Cambria
came up finely but II use, she had suffered the
worst defeat Of the season.
The fort and every yacht in the feet saluted the vic
torOus Palmer she passed the line and the Cambria
was scarcely less hOnored The judges Commodore
stebhlns, Sheppard HOmans, and Charles III. Stebbns
Mr.. Chas Stebbins board the Palmer, referee
for the Cambria, and Mr.. HOmans acting in a similar
capacity for the Palmer board the Cambria The OH
Ci1l time ig as folovs.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
rFIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The United States troops killed SO Indians in
Arlons during the past three months
The treasure remittances last week from San
Francisco overland TO NeSYork, amounted to S232,On
The Board of Health of st. Louis have begun
. against 81 cow sheds located within the city limits
The Board of Health of Norfolk, Va, have re-
.nd the order requiring vessels arriving from PhladePha TO be
quaTantned.
Late New-Mexican advices confirm the almost
Incredible richness Burro mines and other rich discoveries IN thai
vicinity Wood and water abundant and there are 10 a VIC
district.
Tn the case of the Merchants Insurance Com
,n 81 Bosion against Collector W. H. Mccartney Of that city bsrI
& 20 maid under protest 10 defendant
% ocor Of the Third District judgment has been given for the
Company in the IS 100, with interest and costs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE STATE or TRADE.
nnNPsTIc MARKETS.

NxwoHrK,S, Aug I-Psar du superane s. IS Doabls II
, 40 Treble Extra s5 q Cora lowers Mized stc White e
o,. siassc Bran Elc HAy 80. Pork $a . Baeen-Snca
Sr. g Sls, clear nh sdIslc Clear Sh lot alse Hans
s5s@ L.nus l1s tsg isis sSss-r.~s e,Is 1s isssc
Erehanse-Sts-ng ns York Sight PeS "oa aiot
ALBasr w. AnE l7-Netns dsns w., m ,ak w. 81 sea
l :s tsse s. " 'aa 81 " W. ~ e Western
NfeI tSdse sound and 81 70 mr. Round West
in BsIsT Biry Malt very qas sy AT @f Al V
,,,s f, Two ro~s se 81 2eos % es.sda an sac q ss
Lori, Aus ITosssee ara aad aacsens 81 Deed Bop
us.ap afa 1, Or well y, vatsees. W PSSS '"
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wsss d"i No ssss S.n Il Re- psa q % q !.
peessd; Cbooe &l A9Sl 90 Gruj feos na15ei WHIT
%ase 0ss he.v toa4sc for Min Rye dul ., @Ss7e Bs@
y a. s p ieI Prime SPRING s g for esnesos % whs q~a
F.r % ps ps sss % isi Lard nominal c. ts rssy s!ss e
bush oss 90 % 100 bbs Wheat y" bssi CON- sss
eepts 70 bales hiddHngs, lie ~'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
CRICKE1.
Sgw-YoRK VS.. VAN RENSSELAER, COUNTY OF
ALBANY.

The New-York Cricket Club, which left ON
Saturday Albany. played with the Van kensseaer %
and after good days sport On the held came on es
yctors with wickes To spare The kibanlans went
10 the rs and they we're disposed OF ior tne sai
score OF 49, Of which but were on the bat Corps pc
ng the best score Rogerson PAGERS tang tee Viekes
An rapd successiO Tor very small ngufes. rewfork
went 10 the bat but they only ran aP TO- OF which Byron
Contributed Il, Cashmans the next highest score III
tbe second innings the Albany eleven did but te better
al The bat than BEFORE securing but 70 on the bat extras
H. Ths left NewYork 10 70 81. 70 win. and Rogersol
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ANOTHER PROBABLE HOMICIDE.
-b;la tho First Ward Doatmanfs Gus

mic party we're returning last evening from their
sion Oh the barge William Meyers, and when of Gov
ernoes Island Thomas Maoney. an engineer age 25
siding at of Vesey and Greenwichsts, quar-
reIed with Daniel Holland alias "Yank" hack-dryer,
and during the fight which followed Holland stabbed
him in the right breast the blade penetrating the lung
and also in ihe stomach, causing dangerous wounds.
Uoand succee led I'm making his escape the
harge arrived at her landing Pier No North River.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
BASEBALL.

Forest City nine will play the .Eckfords on
morrow.
The Atlantic Club had very pleasant time
at LETTERS Park, yesterday afternoon and eysang, On
the occasion OF their an1a picnic Among thef gues,s
were tho members OF the Forest City Club OF Ckyeltn
Tho Atartics play the Alphss tomorrow on the ospo
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and Higginsou vert In 10 get them, and the former
scored and the latter thus winning with ten wickets
10 fall The New. York eleven were well received and
Hospitality entertained Their opponents VIII visit this
city soon 70 play the return game.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
,,,psoS.,rTrFs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prof a. V. Hayden, United States Geoiogist'
.ryei A Pon Pet ersaan. Wyoming os fu~a.y' AhNe.
The Regents of the University OF Cailiorsh tis.s
yJs7r Dursft Oakland PrstcEi And afPou'ed haA
Et Hsre iihouf.sa the title Of Professor e L's'~ie
Bishop Conroy of the Diocese OF ALBANY re,
- 10 MT ey ,rst raI from Reus He vas mel ,rs ssgSs
aI,.- NJ ss and pOcr<isB inrHfa NbirA ssao'
ti 10 lie C.tisdrs sbsrr hs eesss trtl .des s os
lok
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Gpefial Notitee.


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PHALoys "vTALIA" differs utterly ell the dyes" "eoL
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muddy matter requires shaking and communicates Ne
stain to the No paper esain to conceal
n. .urtd appearance for the simple not rbd nss
all intens and purposes A in Toilet Chemistry
For sale BY ali druggist. PHALoN L SON, NewYorL.
sound Logic foT the Sick.
The invalid has often good ercam "sAve from ny
fends As general thing each h will have different medicine
to propose and he follows their prescriptions in turn their we'll
advice the death only sensible cOuein
of sickness promptly specific which has stood the test
long and widely extended public experience solid and
sufficient grounds reputation O Standard Remedy This ranl among
the restoratves day belong. right and beyond all da;e
HosrErrEHs STOMACH Let those who taking at ns
debtang ngOnt for themselves " TO Its tonic
properties Can any dpepae who has ever used it, question It,
superiority as stOm,ebc every other nensi Can 'ny per'0'
Of bou. habit who has for liver complaint doubt '' en-
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or have heretofore used it corrective not b
found who would exchange other preparation in the knew"
world For intermittent fvers debility constipation ds
stomach and all complaints arising indigestion npOvenshmeas
Of the blood 1. Is the only which be eOnssptOus guAa
eed and no one who thoroughly acquainted With It's vaas will an's
interested dealers worthless sps which they make larger ps
% furnish them In the place of the great vegetable restorative
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LOCAL POLITICS.

At the meeting of the Matthew I. Brennan
Associations, last night, q wards were represented
Central Association was formed, and the following Off
GERS were chosen: President, Michael Brophyi VICE
Presidents. John Gilligan, Vim. II. Hasson, Joseph
Strauss T. Crawiey, and Gerson Hermon; Secretaries,
Pat MCGrane, W. g. Lewis, and W. Scott Treasurer,
Edward McGilE Sergeants-at- Arms. Pat. Barry and
James Canton The President announced that the object
IN forming the Central Association TO advance the
political interests OF Police Commissioner Brennan and
secure 10 him the shrieyaty at tbe next election.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.

BHGHAMToN, Aug. 17.-Bhe store of ID. NJ.
L O. Halbert was entered by burglars at an early
"OW tbis morning. The noise made by the thieves
ssok two clerks who slept In the store and they
IN capt lring OF the burglars and driving on
nc Oers While the clerks binding their prison
% lung one Of them and wOunding the other The bur
stas then made their escape. The Of the clerk
Iat at Was killed il Frederick A. MerTick. The other,
SiDet BurTows, is only slightly wounded A n ward OF
N00 Is offered for the arrest Of the murderers.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

DIR. ssge's Catsrrh Remedy,ssco reward for -ur-tb
Sold BY Druggists BY ma 20 cents psmpet ht- Al
dress r. " PIERCE NJ D., 10 Seneca ss Baa4lo y. T.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pa
WM. RyKkDELLs SONS 4 FuIToN-sT DUTCH CsURcH
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Watersss ~
ChaIabers-st Eoae ges1ine sold on draughL