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DINING-ROO Ms AND 2HY
RESTA URAET.
A familiarity with the wants of the people, re-
suItinp from long experience In f1rst-class es-
Enlistment in this city, has enabled the under
sgned to ut up and arrange, on Twelfth, near Main
street, one of the most ,
10 those who want the very best fare that can be
furnished here he extends a cordial invitation to
visit him. feeling confident that they will find at his
establishment as fine OYSTERS, as great variety
Of CAMS and FISH, and as choice MEATS as
money will procure: these are served up st all
His BA K is supplied with the purest LIQUORS,
WIN ES, &C.. and hts CIGARS embrace all Of the
best and most popular brands.
He would especially invite attention to his
ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, and inform
his friends from the country that he has number
of COMFORTABLE and WELL-FURNISaED
LODGING-ROOM5 in the upper stories Of his es-
Establishment. -
no l-3m JtdN L. JUdN6UN.
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---.-@E ByLee q Goddin, .l''n'''''
Arctioneers and Real Estate Agen!s.
~ Ills Main street. = : 80 -

nEsIRABLB BUILDING LOT ON
D 10Th STREET, BETWEEN K AND L,
FOE SALE AT AUCTToN.-Dn WEDNESDAY.
sell. on The premises, a very pretty BUILDING
LOT Situated as described above, fronting 3!
streets and extending back io feet to an alley .,
feet wide.
TERMS At the sale. ~
de 10 LEE q GODDIH, Auct'rs.
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EIRE, MARINE, AID. INLAND IN
II 80 d.. -SUEANCE, M mo
- sECuSIrY IESURANUE COMPANY
80 80 OF NEW YORK, =,
SIJRPLUS ...-.......".. LolLSsss.
DASH ASSETS fJanuary l. 1870. 2,o!7 sSs s.
we issue POLICIES In the above frst-class
company on every description of REAL AND
PEHSOEAL PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one to
fve years. ....sr.gsa...5 ~.
Rates as low IS those or any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
fe 81 -.t. y. N. WALKER & CO., Agents.
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By Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee.s,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bsnk.

A ssIGNEE'S, SALE OF TWENTY
n ACREsUFT BEAUTIFUl. LAND, ABOUT
TWO Mills NORTHEAST OF TIE CITY OF
CtmOND.--Ln pursuance OF an order OF the
District Court Of The United states. entered In
IN tter Of ". F. G.. Garnet, IN bankruptcy, l viii
sell at auction. at the 9TH &c of Grubbs Williams,
In the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY. IA U..
cembsr, ut le O'Clock NJ, Twenty &C .ES OF
70 d adjoining the lauds Of A. +. and j. ID.
Moshy. a. @. Holiday. and lying on the Ch:s,.
This land lies well for gardening, and Is In
very improving neiehborhood.
+ TERMS: Cne-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, with interest and secured by
trust deed, CHARLRSS CONVERGE
i Assignee Of ~. F. G. Garnet.
DO IA 18th IL h 81 SttH22d .sr. -.....
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TUD. B.5WOOD, D. D: s., PRAC1S
ALL TSVARIOUSB BRANCHES. The painless
extraction Of teeth is great point gained In den,
tai surgery. A full supply Of PuRE NITROUS
ted to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
ONCE 9th street, In rear Of Wood & Sons drug
store. 4 i '-- DC
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT-STORE corner Of 9th a.
Il and Broad ST. eets. ELI
STORE in Pearl Block, l4th, between Main aud
Cary streets. ..#...e. "
STORE No. 1898 Main street.
DWELLING No. GIL I'd sire t six rooms.
Two OFFICES Ia tee old swan Tavern, Btoao,
between sth aud 9th streets
SMALL HOUSE OH Canal street, near Foushes;
Rl0 per month, BILL. & GODDlN,
Real Estate Agents,
de I-eod3t No. HOS Main St.
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K x tSs5sis
FROM CLAGETT's BREWERY.
sUPERLATIvE CREAM.
MAJ (BEER bF HEALTHY /;
-
dietetic and healing remedy. highly recon-
mended for dyspepsia coughs, &c. also plea
SAINT table beverage. For sale at the agents,
F.J REILLY, No. 1874 MAIN STREET,
near spotsvood Hotel, in barrels, hall. barrels,
kegs and bottles.
See what the Baltimore Star says:
CLAGETrss iLK.-A few days ago gentleman
of New York. thoroughly posted in malt liquors,
speaking OF ales, stated that he has been buying
Cisgett's ale for years. both as beverage and
incidentally, and he firmly believed 1t to be the best
pure ale made IN this country. He added further
that one analysis of the different brands detected
In nearly every other ale The instanced particu.
larry one made in Fhiladelphial. the chespes. and
Gus spir!is, used 70 preyensa poory,mads assicle
for mean whiskeys. Ciagettis ale and porter,
both, he declared to be pure matted hquora,
healthy, nutritious, and not calculated 20 create
desire fVr sp!rituous liquors. de le-sod2n
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: rlrs.- CITY HALL. MAYORS oFFIcE,l
~ fp.gi.r RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. Q, 1850.
This will certify that am personally acquaint-
ed with Il NJ. Freeman, and am cognizant Of the
facts as set forth in the above statement and the
several persons whose signatures are hereunsc
attached are all known to me. ,s
81 JOHN r. WHITNEY,
a.as,.# Mayor Of Railway, n. J.
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FOR r E n T, new four-Story G.
4 BRICK H USE, corner of 18th aud Mar Eli
sh all streets. The location is one OF the best III
this city the house is clean and in perfect order
hot and cold bath gas throughout the premises !;
wash-lubs, with hot anu cod water. passing into
culverts; the yard facing south. gets the sun all
day for drying clio: hes. The house hts twelve
rooms the kitchen has six rooms, with a large
cooking-rsnge. This house is separated by Il
four-foot space from the next neighbour. Apply
at no. DOL, corner Of llsh and Marshall streets.
de l5-eJd itx
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EOR RENT, a DESIRABLE BRICK Ca
FsDWELLIhG, No. ITO Cary street, below HI
LIST, with tea rooms, gas and water. Possession
at once. Apply at NO. II west Grace street.
de l7-SN,&W<
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
A ssets .,..,.,..... $500 900
ANIMAL jncomc '...,,,..,,.. LOOT. 900
Losses paid. .,,...,......... 800 600
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1885,.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
oNE-THIRD LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies in $50 COG GOO
Annual Income. o"o
Losses PAID. o00''O0
VIII. PECKHAM, President; g
W T. HOOKER, Yice-Prestdent;
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
sEoUR 2 Asssian nfBsKaErY
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and distiu-
guish the managemsn: Of this H1 e9mPany CO
Agents fp Xlrgpa and N9s GsFona
.s-. ONCE, No. So2 Main street.
DR.. J. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. no
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI 1scof HP5s1H1ADt 1894. -
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK I sTs ae1,rt
sss s saaaBs By RSdS
The quota for 1871 having besn reduced, persons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter-
'' d. :: CLAIBORNE: Principal Agent.
JOHN B. 9AsF0sTH S sssSts.2y
SAMUEL Z. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIREcToss:
JAQUELIN P. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. allen, - .'.'.'sE
yQ YHS e I; HgBSS9pN' soa.s"5
WILLIAM e. HAXALL, II"
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NEW GOODS-FRESHA RRIVAL.-aOO
IN boxes Layer Raisins rs trails Seedless Raisins
10 6srrels New Cugrants, 10 boxes bardtnes, Is
toes and Peaches, loo dozen Assorted Mixed
Pickles, 20 half barrels Cucumber Pickles.
LOUIS j. BOsSIEUX. IO0ntectioner,
no p 100 y ~. 15I2 lain street.
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pr.ighss, lo3s o Csr|

ss When. "a 900 b. o.. 5000 b PrSgs: cs Il, q cs
ilis Wheat and &c 0ss NswYo % are awaiting
and previous Wheat Inactive nomiaI Com
so.vs New Mixed Western ne~in.y s 'e,Is ss ssss:
gaies end steady Pori nominal = ss for Heavy Ne's
S Gmsi,drSs s@',1'cc Tseuns qa,. '''I ~
&c. Roan steady 81 800 IS So Crsis Tupenins mclAnssA
ASesrs Ga May s|Coiioa srer acive se' 800 b.s;
fss0nIs.S, MAY fIou, firm q sSss IS ss sopsTss;
Oats c Bran sl 80 Hay s Pork 6rmi Ness tm ~ Bsos,
Hai7i @sc for shoulders Clear R and Clear tdesi smssegsr
C9 ss2 Lard and Mo.s,s. unsh.ns ,.,sS %Sg slS
nsaiSt NswYork sight Brchange cent ps'un GIL ha.
o.w.Go, May la-Ploa actye snd STEADY sas see sea -
and 81 5a SO for Double Extra The Whe,. market -enef hr
.h moderate ema bst S? q,iei sale. Early q s ~, ga:n s
bush No Mlsaukee cnb at 81 30 Corn snd yeY hrI
smaI sales 81 l2a- 3 Oats held Ge for Canadian ke he'd
shorts ssi M sbpstas. US sSos,, 81 per- t Ensi,
Wheat s Rye 7!c NswYork Laber 80 0q - Is 70 1S
Ixison Four New.Ysk by ri. and ensL Riirosf Pre,
Miscei to Boston 80 5o to Yca York rs JO Albany 2.
per nporls-OsO bush. Hl.. 1900 bgsr os 80
lush Rye too buh Peas 20 900 feet q Lgnler Ga al brpor
ST. LOUIS May l2Tobacco Dr., aud unshsnged oeson hr
2 Fou-o~ snss scae and al gdes lssIi r. r. ,s S
choes 5 iS Fsncy Ehas 81 desssssS sS.a slS
0.tsaiIed s1ios3c Barley decning Ninne'ot 5ins hys'
tSaa5 WHISKY 81 @ al the close bs sbs5 % vs.s
Nothing done sa l9c o shOule l5ie r se.'
Rib Sides III al7lc for Clear Sides lSasc for sassrc leo an
CsePrne and Choice wanted; sales t 75 ~ o. , ihB I'm -
Is BUSH bush Oats 1900 bUe BastJ 10. ash
ALBAn Ms lWhest IN request at ~ prices, aecne inss
moerate mall sales Of Tadwe 65 kts nnch.h o.
-ned pply demend; mail % Of 10 We err
Yellow 81 d Dried Western III 8 Sob,g dong in IA
Barley Mai stronger. unchanged and in fr 'enanai ~es"
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AYCRIGG-At Pass, THURSDAY May R Grari C. Aycrgg.
aged years months and II DAYS.
TIE relatives family invited attend the funeral en-
II p from the residence o bis brother Col B AycrgT
Bridge " j. The train BY te Erie Railway leaves tue foot OF
Chambers IL
DLODGETT-Thurssy morning NAV H. Of scarlet fever MARI ~
William and Abbe Bloige aged 10 ye<
Funeral Satu1lay morning O'Clock, from 1872 Fthsye
COyENTRY-n NevYork May H. after short Illness Sophia Mann,
Alexander G. Coventry Of Chicago ILL., and daughter OF The a's
Chas A. Mann Of Iuca.
The remains will be taken TO Utica for nerment
DOUGHTYIn Brooklyn Mary Doughty ehct of the late John
Doughty, in the 18th yelr Of her .
The relatives friends othe family invited TO attend her tine
Saturday MAY H. at 2ocock, from her late residence Cn-
beuys., Brooklyn.
ISSLEY-Sulleny residence Of h George H. Lnsey.
in Netucen r. 10. Mr. Alvin Liney IN his III
The remains win be taken To Co.. " " for niement
MILLs-At Hastings Weinesay Euphema Morton ~'is
Mills and daughter OF the late James faon oil oaah
-, -,
from residence saturday 18th inst at2 m Carr sss
will train from the ihlTteth Depot huisoa
yer Railroad
wEPD-In City the 10th inst Edward A. Weed 10 the 18th
OF his
Robert T. D MorrSpace 5 ct Forty nl-
St on FRIDAY l3 II o'clock His remains wl be taken
10 Greenwood Cemetery for i1;erment
WHTE-On wednesday H. Geoanna infant daughter Of Chas
Trumbul ami GeOrgaEna stann White.
The friends attend the funeral No. West
Thirty-sixth-st Friday morning May IS, at 10 O'Clock
wILSoN-On THURSDAY morning. Mrs Sarah wife of Thomas Wilson,
aged IS years
without further notice Saturday May H. at O'Clock from
residence hundred ninth ST., between ttb
and SiIth-ayes.
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L1BOR WOVENEN7,S.
THE CIGAR-MAKERs' STRIKE.

The strike of the Cigar Makers against
reduction of WAGES Of from 81 to s. so thousand has
continued for two months. The argument used by the
euuloyers il that they could not manufacture cigars al
proft by paying the prices TO their worAnen AZ
when business under protective tarh OF s3a fb ana
cent ad valorcIn The men, on the other hd argue
that their earnings even at the old rates, were lower
Than those Of almost any other class OF mechanics tc
average earnings being not than SIG week III Is
now claimcd that, had moderation prevailed at
the outset satisfactory compromise coud nave
been effected. The men have given up al ropes Oh
winning those shops in which common WoIh II Iohe'
and have concentrated all their power upon hos' hhoP'
in which the finer brands made. proposition Wis
recently made the non Union men employed IN th'e
sOI. the effect that II they quit W0ik tLcN Shpuu po
supported In the as the DnlDh stilh'io.
This proposition has been accepted 10y about % OF inc
men. The officers of the International Union OF cigar
week upUn the members of each OF the llS SUD
ordinate Unions thTOuyhOu the United States ANA Ch
ada In support OF the strike. Tho average memberships
OF these il5 Unions - about 100 Be5dcs tS each hchl-
Der OF the New-YOrh and Brooklyn Unions now tn-
ploycd is taxed 81 week. The Cuban cigar makers IN
this city, Of whom there are about 800 are ABOUT 10
organize Union Of their Own and VIII act In concert
with the English ana German speaking Unions Inc
"Bohenians are also organizing, and viii mold meet
ing Tuesday evening 10 adopt Constitution ad by
Laws
The Spinners at the Clark Thread Factory are
still on strike for advanced wages. The Company o'T
cent above the price In Lancashire England. but
the ill hot work unless then scale VI prices
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OUTDOOR SPOHTS.
TILE TIlRE.
III Il UNI
CHESTER RACES-SECOND DAY.

CHESTER RACES-SECOND DAY.
LONDON, May 12.-The two-year-Old plate of
2O soycregns colts, l22 lbs. lic1 1o bs entrance,
sovereigns; 100 yards HO subseribers won by
Mr. +. Mouncey'sf f. Shannon by Lambton dam by New
nnnster Mr. Jones's ch. Lady Athostonc by i5lar
Atho OF silkstone, second; Mr.. Mortemor's b. c.
The Cheshire stakes OF 2oO soyereGns added to handi,
cap We OF IS seyeTens IN er eg no
H. President Lincoln, by kOhnoOr, out OF Topsal, years
our our Of M Alda years Old second M Mr. Hodgmans br g
Westminster, by GennsaSon, opt OF flg Tree, years
the 5s,h year of the Stakes Of 10 soveregns each,
with soveren added for 3years old colts carrying
l22 H. fys lis b. second receive 20 soyereigns
mile and a quarter us subscribers). was by Capt.
Macells b. Bonny Swell, by Maccaronl' out OF Bads.
worths dam. Mr.. Dawsons br c. Couts, by Dollar out
Of Carlotta, second; Muster, third
the Handicap for all ages by King of Clubs.
by Ace of Clubs; Traiford, second Filon, third,
A plate of 30 sovereigns for $yeas 1d ana upward,
three-quarters OF mile, was won ny Caw4or by van
Galen Maurice, by Vcdette seeond Bun Dog ny Or
The salisbury races commenced to-day with the Craven
Plate handicap of 80 soyereigls, OOyards which was
won by Mr.. w. Days b. c. Review, by Man at Arms;
Worthless second Coronet third o,.,, ,ou .-o
year os with 80 sovcreigns added half nlle % sub
EaS hthU OSs Of y Ny aF M
Worthy, by KnOwsey out of Woodside second; Mr.. H.
third.
SALE OF LADY THORN FOR THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
The celebrated trOtting mare Lady Thorn,
who since the retirement Of Dexter has been the recog
nized Queen Of the Troting Turf" has just changed
hands Her late owners Messrs. j. d. McMann Of this
city (yhose name is intimately associated owner,
trainer and driver with that OF Flora Tempe) and VIM
Wech of Philadelphia, have sold her to Mr.. smith, the
Wa-st banker OF tho firm Of Smith, Gould, Martin
CO. for the large price $4,000 and she yesterday
delivered over to Dan Mace, who will in future train and
drive her her engagements. Tho renowned Old mare
Is looking well.
ENTRIES FOR TUE PROSPECT PARK PURSES.
TryspAY NAV 3-So 600 for that have
trotesi for money-S60 400, and 300
l LIS Sammss b. IN. Chip Gri,
O. ID. Macs T. GgynEe.
o NJ Rolens b. (. Charley Green
4 u. P6frr's Hoaest Duehman - =,
sAsE -Purse 500 for all double teams wagons
Allr0 $3.50, and SlN. -
O. d. 10 iiol and br. s. Kirkwood
4 H. Woorurs bh ~. JesAe Wales snd blk Z. Darkness.
WYps..DAY NO. Purse yy for horses that have
never beaten 2:iO; 500 SS0. and 300.
l. II. Howe, bh m. Tempest
q u. Mares blk. IN. Tempest
SAM Dar-No +2 for horses that have beaten
2:25; $3.50 $500 500 and 500
l. W. H. Bor'rs b. John j. Bradley
2. ID. Mtee's m. Idol.
g. e.. iiirs w, II. Taylor
Tnrs.pA, Jane l-Pae 81 500 for horses thst have
beaten 2:Sl-r ,D,, $50 and 10
l. y. J. Noiine's hL IN Eastern Queen
3 j. &. x. Carroll.
D. u. Daniels b. M Topsy
L. m Roienss Prince.
g. \. JacksOns b. <. Bsp.
G. j. OIifirks bl =. Pachsn Chief
DAY-No. Purse $500 free for all hoses-slsN 800
STo0, and tfO.
l. d PffeTs b. m Lady Thorn
DID lot hl
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The Republican Convention Of Fayette Co..
Penn has unanimously declared its preference for G. W.
X Miner as the Republican candidate for Congress in
the XXIst District, now represented by the Hon. John
Covode who IL is understood does not desire reeec
ton to Congress- Tho District comprises tbs counties OF
Fayette, Indiana and Westmoreland.
At the meeting of the Republican County
Convention for Cambria County, Pennsylvania, on the
9th inst d. j. Morrel the present member, was nomi-
mated for reelection Congress for the XVI1th District
minority of the Convention repudiated the proceed
ings and nominated the Hon. Samuel Calvin Of Blair
County.
The burlington Free Press says of the recent
election:
will suppOrt the amendment and the indications are that
the Convention will he unit the subject Ihe pro
pOsal to abolish the Council OF CenserS STANDS next IN
cearness expression of the will or the people, anu
wherever il has been made issue the expression seems
TO have in its favor, Montpelier only excepted
Concerning the other amendments, 1t cannot De sau tt
Convention will, evidently, be avery strong ana apie
body.
Gen. Robert G.. Schenck has written to Mr..
G. n Thompson of Eaton, o., answering questions IN re-
gard to the nomination for member Of Congress from the
lid District OF Ohio He does not offer himself he says,
as candidate but will accept the nomination He has
been so long in public service that the people Know
whether they wish him to represent them not and 1t
is for them signify their wish rather than for him TO
teek reelection by political maneuvering. He does not
wish the nomination unless he feel that he yields To
general desire of the Republican constituency In ac-
ccntnp H. There are so many reasons indeed, why lie
should leave public life and seek more prohtabe EN-
pOymen that he has had great doubts as W MS duy'
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corner of Broadway and
AID FOR THE RICHMOND SUFFERERS.

An appeal comes from the citizens OF kich-
mond in the form Of address to the people OF the
United States in regard to the condition ana e'icn
stances of the sufferers by the recent calamity IN that
cv OF te $50 pcrsons involved in the fall of the floor
ing G5 have died. and many more are seriously injured
The families of the dead and the injured are now
suffering in many instances, for even the necessaes OF
life Invoking the spirit of charity in IFS broadest sense
without reference political or social dverslties OF
feeling the Committee ask IN the interests OF hhy
the beucyolence of the entire country Contributions
are to lac sent TO Miss f. l.. Van Low Postmaster at
Richmond Va and President Of tho Relief Association
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ALIOTH-B0WNE-On Tuesiay evening, aoy 10. AZ - ts
Chuchnh Boverie, by the Rev Thomas Galniet d. d., R-tr
Parish, Charles Edward Aoth Of Lausanne sgi,,erG
and daughter " Richard H. Bovine
BARTLETT-MOORE-On Tuesday morning MAY TO- At the residence
Of the brides parents by The Rev. Dr Bugha 1,sd baruN
Chcohe Ohio Mary Jane say daughter Of William Moore
ofNew-iork
THURSDAY MAY Ia residence Of the BRIDES
parents NJ Pullman Horace PIriou and Aay
Bean all ofthis city
KIP-ROGERS-At Bookiyn Wednesday, Msy H. by the Rev.
Charles Mr. Jeonemus L. Kpto Miss Jennie C. Rog all os
Brooklyn.
THURSDAY My 10 at the Church of All aou
Belosss the Rev o. b. FIchngam, Janas H. Morse AMI
Miss Lucy Gibbons, all OF this city. No cards
PRCK-THACIIRRAt Albany WEDNESDAY H. the residence
brides brotheinw George Weaver esp by the Rev or
alto W. Brown Peck ewioTk Ella ~ daughter 0 r.
Thscber, NJ d.. of Brockport N. Y.
WHEELER McCAUSLAND-As Trinity Church Red Bank j. os
Tuesay the Wm " DnEne Mr. John L. W1oeleu
Agnes the late James MCsusaBd Of Ne~for
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swINDLING PRESS AGENTS.
OFFICE OF THE Associated PRESS,
NEW-IoEK, May IL, 1870.

OFFICE OF THE AssocIATED PRES
NEW YORK, May IL, 1870
The public il hereby cautioned against the
trick, OF certain persons who call upon private ndivt
nails and mercantile banking firms representing them
selves AS connected with this Office and sometimes per
sonatng the Undersigned II may be safely ASSUMED
that any one who shows Willingness TO receive com
pensaon any form for services 10 be rendered through
the Associated Press is swnlo and his instant arrest
will he esteemed favor TO the press ut large as well
n y. W. SlNONIVN, NVINI" htNh
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AQUATIC.
TIE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.

LONDON, March 12.-The second race be-
tween the yachts Sappho and Cambria Is postponed
from Friday until Saturday, TO enable Mr.. Ashbury To
Iengthen tho Cambra's bowsprit two and half feet
Two tns have been added 70 the Cambra's ballast. Mr.
Asbury wishes reduce the distance of the next race
90 30 miles. Mr. Bennet and Mr.. Douglass have been
invited to meet Mr. Asbury and 20 20 Of the leading
English yachtmen grand dinner To he given In their
holnr OH juno 2, at the "star aud Garter" Richmond
on the Thames.
The Journals Of this city agree that the Americans yes
teriay had the yacht al their own way from the
start. Tic national defeat is taken in good part.
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teen thousand two hundred 400 ctters and expended
in alcheny for stationery printing, and postage tho
Cooper Institute meeting and State Convention-only
twelve hundred dollars N, ,2o0. Tho good
that nearly oil glad to make their services grstui
tous. DEXTER A. HAWKINS, Secretary Of Committee.
Eete FORK, May II, 1870
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NORTH CAROLINA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

RALEIGH, May 12.-The Republican Conyen-
ton reasscmbled to-day s. F. Phillips of this city ac
cepted the nomination for Attorney General Resol'
tions were adopted endorsing the Administration OF
President Grant and Governor Holden; pedging them
selves to support the Public School system ORGANIZED D
country and Europe and encouraging mechanics arts,
oecuitnre and other productive industry The Conyen
tiOu adjourned sine die this evening.
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POLITICAL.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Ey ONts| |JxstSos-HENRY II. SELDEN.

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Marine Court, WILLIAM KIRCIIIES.
WILLIAM T.. DODGE, JOHN 7. OONoVEK,
HENRY CLEWS, MYkk siEkN,
WILLIAM IT RAYNOR BENJAMIN LEiiMAYER,
SAMUEL II III. VANCE, BRACIB KIM
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CHARLES l.. TIFFANY, THERON X. BUrlEK,
GEN CHARLES X, GRAHAM
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ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY IT.