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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

.... Judge Richard Stockton Field died at
Princeton N. j.. on Wednesday.
. Gen. John A. Granger died at Canandaigua,
n. Y, yesterday, afte. protrsctei Illness
- The Hon. James VI. Cavanaugh, who has been
i'll in Washington for the past month, is conyaescent
Secretary Robson will invite Admiral Farra-
gut to deliver Grsug Class Of mdhpmen June
Mr. Morland of the firm of Morland & Watson,
citizen Of M0ues died Wednesday after illness OF
two days.
- Prof n. n Niles Of Trinity College, Hartford,
elected Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of
NewHamp shire, in place Of the late Bishop Chase.
The Rev. Isaac Collins, q venerable Methodist
clergyman Baltimore Wednesday 81 He had been
upward Of 60 He served under Gen
Harrison soldier in 1872 and the defenders Of
Baltimore in l8li
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SUPERVISOR FOLEY SWORN IN.

John Foley appeared before Judge Cardozo
yesterday morning, and sworn Ia as Supervisor lie
afterward went to Of the Board Of SUPERVISORS
which was then in session. and took his seat Mr. Foley
made brief speech, in which he announced his inten
to look carefully after the interests OF the people
during the brief existence Of the Board He declared
that he had fought his question the courts and sriv
EN- TO maintain his cain not because he desired the hohor
or the emolumens OF the office, but because he aeeu
to his constituents
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TRIAL OF THE ERIE RIOTERS.

Inc trlal OF the Long DOck flOueiS WIN Coih-
mitted q murderous assault upon Police Commissioner
Taylor in March last continued in the Hudson
County Court Of Sessions, before Judge Randolph
Patrick Hawey, OF Ackerman's men, TESTIFIED mat
he went from the shop with the crowd TO TaylOrs saoOni
did not know what they going for; Aekerman
standing in the crying; heard Kenny calling for
reYolyeT Ackerman drunk that be could nardly
stand Ackerman took part in the disturbance VIM.
Taylor recalcd) testified that he never promised NOT 10
prosecute n lie succeeded in getting the nomination
for Police Commissioner. John Fay testified that Taylor
presented pistol at COnnell; COnnen wrenehed the
pistol from Tay ors hand the pistol went of and both
fell saw Kenny kick Taylor. Thomas Lyons testified
that he heard the shots fired, and that he ran away
Adjourned.
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Brooklyn. Soon after his assuming charge Of the Office
difficulties between him and his late associates
which have eliminated in the present trouble. Mr..
scanan Is charged with I" dsloyay, trcacheTy black
mailing and gross immortality" IL II alsO alleged that
he is In alliance with the whisky ring" Among those
who seek Mr. Scanan's removal, John O'Mahony Of
MofIat Mansion IoOrety and MeDonnOtt, formerly
Fenan organizer The investigation will probably last
several days. large number OF Witnesses including
Gen Denis f. Burke editor OF The Emerald, aud other
prominent Irish Republicans, have been summoned to
rt,ro ax1a
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INQUESTS.

Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest
in the of Carl Dasher over on the 18th inst by
No so OF the secondaye line ut the corner OF Twen
tieth.st verdict of accidental death was rendered
Deceased resided at No. els Fifthst.. Joseph snel
hacker aged 1s, died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital
from injuries received about weeks ago in mustard
factory Snenbacker was ordered to adjust portion of
the machinery declined account of the danger at
tending It, but afterward acceGed, and while thus en-
gagged his arm was caught and torn of Inquest will be
held on Saturday by Coroner Keenan,.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.

Thomas Carpenter. aged % years, was Killed
. - irssd cars Al Valley Pals H. L. yesterday Afternoon lie
Ipay Collector Internal Revenue in the town Of cuaAnd
The latest news from Yanceyville, y. C., where
snh.ss sas murdered SATURDAY sth leaves the matter
snsecsd n Mystery The citizens Of isnceVe eEscH'e o pAy
lsd Iue.ting on 21d Inst denounosg the outrage
Rernord Conlin and Patrick D. Flynn were
Of ma Worcester, Mass In causing tho
Cli Counsel for the defense tok exception TO the
% of te admission OF certain c' enoe WHICH exception
Iii lii te eonsde.ed al the October term Of the C'1h
IA warrant was issued In Cine mnatl on Wednes.
& ~ n Rasy,. and J. dsfnud the Government Of
nns The warrant based anday made BY Rehan Rove
chief lsTL under sds while the latter Assessor Of the
Second Ohio District
Major Gaul, commander Of the Second Battal
sf Boston arrested yesterday and hed TO bail
~ o r aa sssani battery The Major while leaving the
dsno ON Wp day with command erurHon Is charged With
o1ih named Hart viii hs sword prevent h sux
on The tran Tor which te had purchased uckel
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH1


Tho following nominations we're sent in today:
william H. pai to be seeona Asisn hag2eef N ne a
Pcsas,~s-Cbares o. Burton stockton CALIFORNIA; Frln
Beaumont Port Iasssa TeIs Nathan L,i6eTa a.
c5 59ssph SGS 9i mc Da1Y B stoves Apn D. ono
Horace jarvis at Cortland Village NewYork Thomas NJ Hogan at
The Customs receipts for the week ending May were
dephia S2l5,1s; Baltimore, Sl9l l57 NewOrleans Ito
May ~, sll4,S56; San Francisco ITO May l4 sI5l52S;
The President to-day signed the resolution authorizing
payment fun salary of Alvin F. Hovey Minister
his post Tho President also signed the resolution au
thorizing Lieut. -C9mma7der Arthur A. Yates surgeon
Albert L. Gibson Passed Assistant surgeon Shares ~
White, and Assistant Surgeon Jerome H. Skdder OF the
nIe9 SG5 I IL 81 bsns SrSce ''
The River and Harbor bin reported to-day makes ap-
preparations TO the amount of nearly 3,O0oOO The fol-
For BE fovSt Of Boston Harbor 4lOOoOO enlargement
sa5 PcSt szd above to cbeH1t bridge Phadpbia $1,000 for
the improvement Of Duukrk Haor $500 for tie improvement Of
sT.S a % HI M % iC Of Caoe G Hsn Sew2oGE sso
f the Of Big SGdus bor $500 for he
$1,000 Improvement Of Iudon River SoO for removing
am ton and surveys Of the lakes and
an ID Atlantic and Pacsc coasts ana for contingencies $4,000
The Indian delegation here passed the day in sight
seeing and visiting Among other places they visited
pleased AT viewing the variety of curiOstes exhibi
on there. This evening, accompanied by Capt Poole,
on Gen sherman at his residence. They were treated
with much attention. and retired grated at their recep
The Internal Revenue'recepts OF the First Louisiana
District the 1st the 2th OF May inclusive amount
to s445OOj Customs receipts during the same PERIOD
$4,000 of customs over corresponding PerlOd
last year, $4,000.
The National Pacific Railroad bill was passed by the
House to-day in the precise form il was received frOm
the Senate and awaits the Presidents signature.
As soon as the House had disposed OF the question,
number Of members and the President OF the Railroad
Company fastened TO the telegraph Office TO acqualht
their distant friends Of the result
1t is officially stated that correspondence for NewZea
land NeW-SOuth Wales, Australia may he forwarded
TO destination via San FRANCISCO, by the direct line of
Colonial mail packets appointed 10 sail from san Fran
the 10Th day Of each month"; commencing on the
10th of June next The following rates Of United states
postage must be prepaid by stamp at the mailing Office
letters newspapers, &C. intended for Transmission by
this route Ten cents per each single rate OI naI
under letters; two cents each newspapers
the regular rates Of United States domestic postage
ON other All Iticles OF printed matter.
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VIRGINIA.
o,,,oxn urNrcIpAI ELECTION.

RICHMOND MUNICIPAL ELECTION
RICHMOND, May 26.-Tbe municipal election
IN av resplted IN the election Of H. II. Eyson' Mayor
and tbe whole Conservative City ticket bya handsome
majority The Conservatives are marching around 10
the deren newspaper offices cueering for their success
candidates In Norfolk it is estimated the ConserVa-
tiyes have carried the city by 80 majority
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Tho Woman's School of Design held its an

The WOmans 3 DCIIOUI VI an ,ha
mai rece,op az the Cooper Union last evening Al 'no
oo,s and corridors were crowded by gayydress vls
%a0C,ng aowers, helped to make the scene very
easant one In the reading room was stationed pan'
which gave several charming 9RfraS Sas Of The average
ccenee some Of the engavings G wGod awe
d nrnuse few OF Miss CuItls ncsh IT. ~
YSiy so9u Pennc of care and aptitude. The dIhwngs
prdsHs tre bnng in infinite abundance, ana "eie
FTei'g g,r OF pupils received during tbe wear was %'
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PRICE FIVE CETTS
MIR. BLopGETT FoR COLLECTOR

To tse Edffor Of The TrtbEne.
SIR: VIII you allow me space to give you the
OF gentleman whose nomination TO the Collector
ship Of thu Port woud honor to Gen. Grants hf'
mnisratiOui The architect Of his own f0Ttuney OWING
but little to chance opportunity, he has made bls way
his present 1Iyabe p05tOn the mercbants "
NewYOrk By ls native force Of character iBdomtabe
energy, and answering, incOuuptiDe integrity Hs
record as lover OF his country, staDch, thorough
Republican, and supporter Of the Government, stands
second 10 none His acceptance OF the position wOnd DO
benefit conferred alike upon the party and tho mercan-
tile Interests Of the country Inamc W. T. Biodgett
Nctc- York, May rs, 1870. W.
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BASEBALL.
ROSE HILL VS.. MUTUAL.

The Collegiate nine of st. Johns College
handled severely yesterday by the Muuals. The
game played the college grounds at Fordham,
beautiful field for the purpose and the weather was de-
lightfu There condition that worked adversely
college lads yet the speaks greatly against
them. one thing surely be said OF them-if they
did net make exciting game, they made very short
one. Tie hutuals worked heavily at the bat that by
the time the game there were not four sound
bats the field out Of twenty. full table OF the play,
showing outs runs first bases earned hits total bases
earned hands each put out, and times assistance was
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think expedent to restrict the ancient powers OF tho
States In these respects further than appeared To be
needfu to to the whole people the great results
of the overthrow of the Rebellion.
The Committee Is therefore of the opinion that there Ia
nothing in the provision Of the Constitution Of Rhode
Island referred TO In conflict with the Constitution of the
United States. Whether these provisions are wise or
right in themselves Is matter over which neither the
Committee Congress has any control That subject
belongs the people OF Rhode Island who, IL must be
presumed will correct and all errors that may from
limo 10 time be found 10 Cxist In her internal aars.
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Ma o. By the Res. Mr. McAn-
ter Charles D. Of Brooklyn Olivia Murray VI NeSioa
No Ocaris.
BARTON-PARTRIDGR-O Wednesday, the 2th inst, at Christ
Church BROOKLYN By the Rev Alfred H. Partridge Edward
Blanche Partridge daughter Of the oaeang ce man
No cards
GRAyEs-HAYEsAtth the residence Of the brides parents oln
Clement Charles g.
Libbe H. Youngest daughter Of Gen E. L. Hayes No cards
May Dc, By Rev VIM Mch At he
OF the brides parents Tyfrsst. Mr Auguls
bliss Kate TLorne daughter Of Capt Thomas ;"
TLOrne all Of this city.
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CHARGES AGAINST ASSESSOR sCANLAN.

During the last few days Gen. BentOn ana
superysor butcher have been engaged In investigating
the official acts OF Mr.. Michael scanlan editor oi INC
Jri Repube and OF Internal Revenue against
whom grave charges have been preferred by DIR. Bell,
Cant william H. Grace and other prominent irish he-
nublicans Mr. scanan, during the Presidential cam
pagn of Co strongly advocated the election Oh .a ~"
Assosssr Of inarua Revenue for tho iild QNuss' Oh
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The numbbr actually in puplage at the close Of tern
100 Sxtytyo ladies have just received their hard
certificate Of sehoashp The School Of Wood Engraving
under direction Of W j. Linton, had 25 pupils during
the year-2 were receiving instruction at the close OF
the term. The school of Design Is apparently In excel
lent working order under the guardianship Of Dr. Rim
IN
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ment Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods, and Generas
Market Reports making II, both for variety ana com.
pleeness altogether tho most valuable, interesting ana
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER publisher IN tne world.
The Full Reports OF the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, In each num-
Der are richly worth years subscription.
PRICE FIVE CEETS.
FOR SALE by ALL ERwsMEN
By mail, 81 per year. TerHs cash in advance. Ad-
dress The TRIBUNE, New-York
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-M,y Dc.

Beeve-The offerings to-day about 800 hes the arts
decline weeks sheep ~,
supply being almost equal to e supply Phces range f
4id6 b ~ gross for Sheep and 70 5OG 80 II bead A. 10 qssh
Lambs HogTbe sappy is fair and the demand good selling ~
l. b. the last Net receipts OF the
Sheep and Lambs 43 head Hogs 5og hei
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Religious.
The Georgia Investigation
XLIst Congress-2d Ses-
sion.
sIxTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Beet Sugar Manufacture.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
What / Know OF Farm
ing.
May.
The Portrait.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Home Interests.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
Theodora's Reply.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Cattle Market.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
Commercial Matters.
Commissioner Wells's Re-
port.
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Magruder's Flight from
Washington.
Miscellaneous Advertise
nents.
N Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
South American Markets.
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The Cigar Makers Strike has now been in
progress 10 weeks with signs Of speedy settlement.
Money is coming in from the country at the rate OF 5000
per week. and this is sufficient 10 meet oil expenses
the Executive Committee has decided to reduce the
weekly tax working members from 81 to 90 cents per
unna
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WRINGE has been family fer years.
giving satisfaction We speak whereof know when i
one the borsayng machines nvene having pon,
osupeiory any Wnuger have exa.e S1 York LrOi
Chris.tan, Apul2 1870
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AQUATIC.
WORLDS YACHT RAC

n
LONDON, May ga regatta for the yachts
OF all nations will take place tho 22d of june for the
Prince of Waless prize cup. The yachts are to start
from Cowes at O'Clock in the morning. sail TO the west
ward pass through the Needles TO the Bill or Portland
where they will round the Shambles and return back OF
the Isle Wight outside Nab ghtshp to Ryde PIER
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

A Sponge Cushion, AFTER constant in Broedv.y
sge nearly four years perfectly demonstrates the durby
Elastic CgsOns, BEDS Pillows aud Furniture Sttny
exhibition the Companys salesrOoms &i Broadway
opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
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TENNESSEE.
,1,r,nS IN MEMPHIS.

JUDICIAL ELECTION IN MEhIii0
MEMPHIS, May 20.-The judicial election 1r.ied
passed off without single disturbance
cratic ticket is probably elected by s'n'' '"'N''
tho Fusion ticket.
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ls. o. 81. 4,h. 5h 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 9th Total
na,,ilSs EG'g JIil.."Ss . 3 . 8 8 2 Ia
Uupre-John Kelly, Empire Club. Time, l;25.
The Post-Ofice boys of this city were de-
fcated by the Hope Club OF Harlem Oh Wednesday, by
OF % to 3j
To-day, Forest City and Unions, at fremont.
On Tuesday the Union Club of MOrrisania
defeated the Irving Club by score Of 81 TO l.
ATLANTICs VS.. PAsTIMES.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The game of baseball,
this afternoon between the Atantics OF Brooklyn and
the Pastimcs OF this city resulted in defeat OF the
Pastines by the following
lst ID 81. 4th. 5th. 9Th. 7h. eth 9th. Total
fs.ras..........a ffsa.is.',.,.,..aa 3 ii-s i-s
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Major Gaul

The Garment-C Cutting business, which has
lareisbed during the past six months Il very brisk al
,reset aud al the men are busy at s2i por week.
Twentv five new members we're admitted 10 the newly
raoruanized Cutters IinDn btSt evanlhg
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M1RRTED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Payer
Wa EyEKDBLLs lC4 FULTossr OLD DUTcH CHURCH.
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John r. Henry, College-place New-Y ors propneto,
aes, Mec Depot the world where na be found At al
every weestlbihei remedial preparation that ministers to s
health and happiness Of mortal nan.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning contains, in addition 10 the general news
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE I{EW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
is printed n large double medium sheet making eight
pages Of sy broad columns each IL contains all the i'm
portant Editorials published I'm TnE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except merely local interest," Also Literary and
Scients Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
and w portant New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF the latest news received by
Tee graph from Washington, and all other parts OF the
CT ty and elsewhere synopsis OF the proceedings OF
congress and State Legislature when In Session Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings or the
Farmers Club OF the American lnstitute Talks about
Fruit and other horticultural and Agricultural inforna
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The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or Pillow 70
the ELASTIC SPONGE also the cheapest and durable GusTanie
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
News of the Week do
mestic and Foreign).
Political.
The FenianA
The Indians.
SECOND PAGE.
A Decision Favorable TO
Bounty Claimants.
General N9tes.
Linn8us-Lied.
New Publications.:
Advertisements.
Lotha!T.
United States Indian Corn
mission.
" Until the Daybreak."
nIIRD PAGE.
Ave.
France.
Interviews WIZ PAINTERS.
Personal.
The Greek Brigands.
The New South.
WAC shall Arse 10 Thee,
France.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
A Golden Wedding.
Concerning the Election
Enforcing the XVIII
Amendment.
Espartero.
Brooks and Cox.
Negroes, Women, and
idiots.
Prohibition at the Cap
ital.
The Methodist Book
Concern.
The School Question.
Welcome, Red Cload.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Marriages and Deaths.
Margaret Full eF.
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For Good Ready. blade Clothing, at low prices go 70
CoIPAx & 0yERroS,
Successors to White Whitman Co. pa and 295 Broadway
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Plants by Mail. -,

The Trophy Toalro doI s5 dol 50; single pants 5c Al
dress q 20. E. wARISG jr Ogden Farm, Newport, X l.
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Special Nstirss.


Elab.h Assembly District Cnien Republican Assoc
held FRIDAY SvENIhS, May & Se95 Hslqaas.
HSs.ds fSss sTls'Gs 4. Sa..a Ssec-',ah..
SIMMER CAMPAIGN
PRICES DOWN.
FIVE DOLLARS
FOR GENTS PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HATS.
GENLEsiEYs, BOYS, AND YOUTHS
FgLT and CLOTH HATS " every style snd color at low prices
wARNOCx Co, 5ls Broadway
QUITTING the business.
DINNER SETS l62 pieces 30 %
DINNER SETS It's pieces 80 50
and GIFT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS ls7 pcs Ct %
CoLoRED and GILT FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS at half price
WI F. DALEY & Co, No. 63i Broadway.
Quitting the Business.
An hOueeps viii and their interest eranine prices FOG
CHINA GLASS GAS FIXTURES TABLE CUTLERY SILVER
PLATED WARE &c &e, all marked plain Sgure and pnoss
far below anything ever heard Of
VILE DALEY Co., No. sll Broadway.
Qatting the business.
100 PARIS MASTRL VASES ct HALF PRICE
$50 CARD RECEIVERS a HALF PRICE.
50 PARIS JARDISIRRHs at HALR PRICE.
rs CARD TABkEs st HALP PRICE
Everything 10 BE- sold
W. DALEY Co. No sal Broadway.
Nicol & Davidses,
$50 BROADWAY, Great Jsnesst
Successors 20 h. v. HaaghSeo, Co,
FURNISH COUNTRY RESIDENCES WITH CHINA RARrRES.
WARE, GLAsswARR, CHANDELIERS BRoNzEs, CLOCKS Sill
YER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY OF RELIABLE ouALiTY,
AT THB LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
A Specially. Light Lecomotives
adapted grades short light
Also for coal and mines lumber ds,e qaarss
and ullA For photographs and full information sadfess
SMITH PORTER hsshursh, Rsn.
Copsumptives, and all Persons uneIing With LUNG Diseases VIII
hear Of rancy by addressing DAa0Er Minneapolis
MINI.
Diamonds, Watches, and JeweiFy,
SHILLING AT REDUCED PRICES Also exchange and bought
for cash. GEo ALLEN 'a Broadway under the ST. Nicholas lI
ss, es'Hsea RysSs S sgasg y igsassx ~ sUsdsG.
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Eiabsh Assembly District Union Republicnn As-o
cintiod.A monthly meeting Of the above Association viii b
No 2t4 Grand-st. JOHN J. OBRlEN Pnesdeut
HSs.ds IGss. sTls'GSl \ BIZ, }sec-,are.
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