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New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
THE TAMsiANY SOCIETY.
INSTALLATION OF EX-Gov. sEYMoUR-HIs AP-
PRoYAL OF THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM.

INSTALLATION OF EX-GOY. SEYMOUR-HlS AP-
PRoYAL OF THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM
A special meeting of Tammany Society was
held last evening in Tammany Hall for the purpose OF
installing ex Gov. Horatio Seymour sachom. Grand
Sachem Augustus schell presided.
About 81 o'clock ex-Gov. Seymour, armiu-arm with
the Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, entered the Hail. After the
applause had subsded and few appropriate remarks
had be en- made by the Grand sachem introducing the
distingui shed visitor the Society the installation
emonies performed.
Gov Seymour, in short address. alluded to the OBJ
great Indian Sachem. He then spoke Of the political
situation saying that the Democracy true TO its trad
taking all things into consideration, best tend
promote the Of its cardinal principles These
principles substantially embodied IN the Cincinnati
tlOn had unreservedly committed themselves TO carry
out, TO the best Of their ability, the principles there
enumerated. II these candidates could thus warmly
embrace and pledge themselves TO support
Democratic principles. it, perhaps, would be
splitting hairs to cavil about their antecedents po
ica crisis had arrived and when honest mens met the
Democracy more than half way, and extendedftheir
hands with the expressed purpose OF endeayong 10
ment anew the ties OF true nationality based
upon the principles Of brothery love and
Justice, it appears TO HIM more than churlish
ty of the Democratic leaders, and Of the papers profess
ing 10 be expOnents OF Democratic opinions, had had
been aptly stated accepted the situation and 1t seemed
10 be a forcgone conclusion that the work commenced
II such should be the result he had objection to
make but the other hand would heartily cooperate
10 make success what, from present appearances,
seemed be the spontaneous determination or the Dem
ocratc masses-the election OF the Cincinnati nominees
on the Cincinnati Platform.
Governor Seymour was enthusiastically hpplauued.
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The following are the Republican candidates
State House Of Representatives.:
THREADS OF POPULAR THOUGHT.
AsTOR HOUSE REPORT.

A clergyman, writing to the headquarters OF
the NewYork state Liberal Republican Executive Com
mittee at the Astor House, says:
AS a minister OF the Gospel, who has prayed ana
pre acled that our country might I'll Its big ohclal
nostOns with honest, patriotic men, i feei III my
rons duty not only TO vote for Horace Greeley, but
10 advocate his election privately and publicly ID an
honorable ways Of the best Republicans OF TINS
town are enthusiastic for the Liberal Republican ticket
This county QSennselaer n " will speak by large
majority for Reform In November. Washington County,
inst above u.s. is doing well, having already gwen inc
cause some OF It's most prominent and able RepuDhcans
The Democrats all through these sections are unit Tor
Greeley.
A lifelong Democrat OF Wilson, y. c., writes; .
have taken much pans 10 learn the sentiments Oh
the peolle regarding Horace Greeleys election i am
truly happy 20 state that he Is growing more In favor
with the people of my section and throughout my state
hstory of the country has there been such sudden
Teyoiuon of feeling among the people as In this case
Having oonversed with large landowners and men OF
professions and occupations, find that large majority
OF the whites favor HE election, beheVlng that ony
through t can secured peace, liberty ana prosperity
and can be healed the kept open by corrupt men
for political purposes the injury OF the whole country
and oppression OF thousands OF American Cltzens We
sbal indeed be Fortunate under the guidance of PI0V
dence N such glorious end be accomplished what
more can a true lover OF his country desire The Mto
peope of the South intend 10 show the world tha they
are sncere when they say, " We want peace Honest
men from the impulse OF the moment at nrst sad they
woud not vote for any hut Democrat but the mighty
popuar wave s carrying everything before IT, All eyes
Ia the South turned " Greeley b0ulherRsrs look W
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS.
YALE COLLEGE,

NEw-HAvEN, June 2S.-The speaking for
the De Forest Medal came of to-day at the Yale College
chapel. The faculty were unable to decide between
Messrs Coe and Hincks and will have TO determine the
matter by lot the two contestants refusing to do
The Summer regatta OF the Yale University Boat Club
came off, after the speaking at salonstall Lake. The
Academic Department crew came in first, leading the
Junior Glass crew by a seconds The Scientific Depart
ment crew were third, and the Freshmen last. Time
1914 gisi 90 2O2s respectively. The course is trhe
over three miles.
H. g. Potter OF Hamilton, Ohio, won the first prize in
the single scull race and j. W. Smith OF NewYork City
the second prize. -
The anniversary exercises OF the Sheffield Scientific
School will take place July 8. Presentation Dav
occurs OH July election OF Fellows to the CorporatOa
on July TO- and the Commencement ON July H.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
NEW LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CLUB IN BROOK
LYN,

Two hundred Liberal voters of the Twenty
first Ward OF Brooklyn assembled, last evening, in
Webers Eai, Lafayette and Throopaves and formed
Greeley and Brown legion. The chair temporarily
occupied by ]. McGregor Steele, and q report re-
ceived nom the committee organization in favor OF
calling the organization the "Greeley and Brown
legion Of the Twenty-frst Ward" with the object Of
nitizans ~ tho Ward irrespective OF party
who desire the nomination at Baltimore horace
Greeley for President, and b. Graz Brown for Vice
President The report unanimously adopted.
A committee of five was appointed TO draft bylaws
and resolutions and TO nominate permanent officers The
names Of the following presented and unanimously
elected President, j. McGregor Steele Vice Presidents,
jeremiah Palmer and Hiram Smith; Secretary, II. A.
Maxwell; Treasurer, +. c. HOckmeyer.
Mr. steele said that there was throughout the country
a pent-up volcano of enthusiasm for Horace Greeley and
he was convinced that he would be the President
He congratulated Mr. Klnsella for the manly and inde-
pendent stand taken by The Brooklyn Eagle and
cuded by predicting that Gen. Grant would good
way up Salt River in November next. The Legion then
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, June 2S.--A disaster of frightful
prop ortons was narrowly escaped by the extra train re-
turning from the Springfield Convention. AT IL o'clock
long train laden with fully 600 people, left the city
for the north and as was well known, contained the
Greeley delegates Many Of the foremost men of Hi
nos we're also on board Shortly after leaving Springfield
most of them had retired in the sleeping cars Six miles
northward Of city while the train was running at
the rate Of IS or so miles hour the engineer looking
out into the blacness ahead, saw the track numbered
with great stack of timber. Instantly the machinery
was reversed and the brakes sprung and the train
brougbt to n stop with shock that routed the crowd
from their seats caused tho widest confusion.
Tho engine had not soppod second too soon' series
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
THE WEATHER.


WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 20, 1871 a. m. }
synopsis for the Ddsi tUentV-fOur hours.
The barometer is highest over the Southern
States, lowest the Northwest. Cloudy weather,
OF light rain and light fresh eastery TO south
erly winds prevailing from Missouri to Western
Lake Superior and Minnesota thence southwark 10 the
Gulf and eastward to the Aantics clear and partially
cloudy weather, and light TO fresh winds cloudy
weather at the Pacific coast stations,
Probabilities
Clear and partially cloudy weather and light to fresh
southeasery to southwestery winds for the Gulf and
South Atlantic States and OF rain north and
OF the Ohio valley with light to fresh winds.
Clear and partially cloudy weather for the Middle and
New England States with light 10 fresh and siOnal
brisk southery to westerly winds and probably of
rain.
EFFECT OF THE HEAT.
The following persons were overcome 10y the
heat yesterday;
John Williams age A. of Albany.
Andrew Shaffer age l6 German immigrant in Eliza
bethst.
Claus Stevens Of NewJersey while working at Norfolk
and BrOOme-sts
Vim. c. Valentine OF No. 14s East Onebundred-and-
6fteenth-st, at Chambers and West-sts.
ThOs. Manning Of No. 124 CherTy-st, while near his
residence.
Henry b. Kmbergh, age 40. OF No. IS2 Divsion-st in
WashngtOnst.
Joseph Palkers, bricklayer, Of Brooklyn while at
work at No. 225 Fifth-aye.
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him for deyerance from the tyranny and oppression OF
the present corrupt Administrator We have fath 10
believe that he will be just TO all,
Another writing from Xenia, Ohio, says
Ioomo 10 this old Whig-Aboliton town. and find Gree
ley much stronger than expected. am now confident
that shall elect Liberal Republican to Congress
fTem this district. I..
Among the visitors who callad at Headquarters, on
Thursday, Moses sweetzer Massachusetts,; L. IL suit
Patterson, Portland, Oregon A. c. Stone, Nashville
Tenn; Perry Troy, Mobile. Aa.; the Hon. Thomas d.
Pearce Philadelphia, delegate TO the Baltimore VonYen
ton Il. J. SOckdale, IndIanOe, Texas Col r. Hough,
0ston, Macs; Charles Durkse, Milwaukee, Wis; q. NJ
Horton, Buffalo, N. Y; Felix walker NcwOrleans L.
T. Noble, On0ndaga County, n. Y, the Hon y. l.. Col
laday, Tenn; Col. C. A. Wells, Middetowp, n. \.
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PRESENTS AND THINGS.
= m. fH.aIauoI. Dog,,Fa assfill

Not long ago, when it was proposed to erect
statue of lorace Greeley IN New York Judge MeCunn
hscribed 500 for IT, But this Judge McCunn is on
SUI fr oficjal malpractice and corruption and he VIII
probably be removed from the bench , whSI 1Ues
tanccs9 Does il defend McCunn because or MS SUD
scTintin 10 the Greeley statuei Does Greeley promise
NcTnnn An Office because McCunn sought 10 honor nim
a. mis- wayf ON the contrary, THE TRIBUNE exposes NC
Cnus oenses and IL Is not easy 70 see now nc ch
csraDe conviction IL also suggests that mcCunh snO
he led for the part he took In the natufaZatoh
f Iss and declares that there Is little DOUBT OF hs com
nlicty I'm that conspiracy against the purity 3I
boes1t THIS show that Greeley can't be bamboOzed by
uersonal batteries VI h0nOrs
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Of massive ties firmly spiked to the rails ana oeyonu
them great heap was carefully laid to secure peg '0
possiby OF failure tho utter destruction OF the % an
and passengers The engine tore up three or
coming to final halt but fortunately, the reanGou ns p
petus prevented leap from the track The loca Pee Pe
makes little speculation on the matter, and the hiVse
curious is manifested as TO e oV
mystery dastardly affair." 10 Is generally noug.e
that yindouyo political spite Is o. the bottom or tnq nv
tempt aud that Its authors win 10 found to haYe Dofh
subOrn ! for the atrOciOus work.
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.... The report of the committee appointed at the
he'd Ia ago,
will be published to-day II the following Want Of
railways comparative the systems Of construction
comparative operating capacity Of locomotives and
poauon Of live stock and cotton saving dead weight rates Of freight
and passage break Of connections PRACTICAL experience Of experts and
the system as a Of development
THE Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany Boston banqu evening the Revere House TO
The Band Of the British Grenadier Gusn Col WJmAn presided and
speeches made By Lieut. Col tuse Of the Grensde Collector
Russell Washburn. Castor, Daniel Godfrey the leader
Banks 81. p Wilder h. c. Kinsley. Curtis Guild, Gen.
Jewell Of Sonnectcui Rev r. K lahrop and oher Old
Colonial revived the speeches Queen Victoria and
the President toasted aai the festivities enjoyed til
midnight Two hundred gentlemen. including the entire band
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
cUAppAoUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.

The second annual exhibition of the Chap
paqua Mountain Institute took place. yesterday at the
Hickse Seminary, Chappaqua, N. Y. There were about
500 persons present The proceedings were opened by
prayer after which several essays read After the
exercses were over the scholars proceeded TO ad
Joining grove, where a bOuntiful repast served
Horace Greeley made few remarks on the sube OF
education, after which George Truman and L. T. VIII
lians addressed the pupils.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
THE CALIFORNIA DEMoCRACY's ENDORSEMENT
OF CINCINNATI.

The following is the platform adopted by the
California Democratic State Convention which met in
San Francisco on the 2lst:
Resoped That the best interests OF the nation require
change In the administration OF the Government, and
ali good citizens should disregard the preudices and
Of the past and unite In one grand effort TO
restore the Government 20 It's original purity.
ResOlped, That earnestly condemn and protest
against the Vaccinations, tyranny, eItravagance and
corruptlOn of the Administration OF u 8. Grant which,
for lobbying schemes and building mp monopolies has
no parallel inthe history Of our country.
ResoIued That fully recognize the patriotism and
pure motives of the Liberal Reform Republicans, and
trust that such action be taken at the Baltimore
Convention will result in the hearty cooperation OF all
parties opposed to the present Administration and that
we recommend TO the consideration Of the National
Democratic Convention the principles ennciated IN the
platform of the Cincinnati Convention.
ReSolred, That having an abiding confidence In the
wisdom and patriotism Of the Democratic National Con-
vention soon 10 be assembled at Baltimore pledge
ourselves to give the nominees Of that Convention
hearty support.
Resolved That leave delegates to the National
Convention free and untrammeed believing that wise
councils and devoted patriotism viii govern their action
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The annual commencement exercises of the
Protestant Episcopal Seminary were held, yesterday
morning in st. Peters Church, in West Twentiethft.
Bishop Payne delivered address, and presented
diplomas to the following graduates
Thomas White James " yo- Frederick Schroeder Prank H. Potts
Albert H. Ormsbee wrn y Lewis Hamilton Lane, WIN b.
Hooper G. j. Curtis Nelson Riley Barlow Thomas Coe A. B.
Cot.eg IlArng r. H. Hoaghton, b. Lzhner Samuel Moran,
Vi Pentreath O. PuTuckrr. W. r. Thomas aud H. n
NOTES.
Glass day was celebrated at Wesleyan Uni
yerslty in Mddleown, Conn., yesterday with the usual
exercises The senior Class which graduates this year
numbers 81.
The Commencement exercises OF West Vlr-
einia University Morgantown occurred the 10th inst
This institution has completed Its nith year. ana
numbers, in the various classes, 40 students.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

ARNOLD-FOSTER-In Cheshire Mass, by the Rev Morgsa
the 18th inst Daniel w. Arnold VI New iO City ard Miss Jenns
s. Foster Of Cheshire.
BARROwS-SLATER-Iu the Fhve Presbyterian Church June
n By the Rev Dr. Taylor Of Broadway Tabernacle Hny NJ Ba
rows to Miss Adelaide Slater daughter Of hari Slater ESQ., Of this
city.
CLEGGEDGARA Trinity Church HsuYori, on THURSDAY Juns
o. by Rev W. W. Hoy Charles Cegg " fDsyton Ohio TO kaU
segune, daughter Of b. A. Edgar Of Staten Island
MURRAY-HENDRICKsON-O Thursday June o. the lafayette
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev Dr. Burlington, g. WALTON
Murray Annie b. daughter Of Joseph HeDdcksoD all Of Brookn
sHBLDON-KESHBDYAt the residence Of the brides parents Rock
Smhfed Pa Thursday June 81 by the Rev James
Mett Edward Sheldon TO Harriet j. b. Kennedy both of New
York
AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed w'h ian
nnne and nddless
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The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DoMKsTIC MARKRTs.

CIs1NSlrI jane 2S-Flour Grmer Family s1Sese Wheat
emrt No Winter S 50 Corn quiet and steady a. a1dSsc
Oats neg ced 35J1 Rye dull anu doopGs at 1foOo Barley
pomp prmes5c STEADY l0d2e Provisions quiet bat
arm Pork regular, s2eS2 - Bulk meats hnn Shoulders AZ
Clear Rib Ole Clear Sides be Bacon scYe sales Shoulders oie
Cisar Rib lie ear Sides 1c, Eagsr Cured Hans l41bie
Lard QUIET Kettle he ese Pfme Seen slc Lave Hogs IN good
dsmani Al 44ata IS WHISKY dJcinei c. sales at Bbc 80
WtLANGros gans 2doDd TarpeuuHe Quiet al sc 10 oie
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Tho Coming observation-disclosures Homeo2ah anl Elefies
ajt that the ola csthaes comparable 70 ne ns '
table medicine, Persons that would gag" Al TIE
se Csstoa without te shtesi nausea nnt
the bowes but regulates them and exercises beas
control the liver Digestion Is ponote by ~ action Nhda
make oh econ there is morbid CONDITION Of he stomach aus
bases IN which IL does Dot saar1 relief
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fTor otAep ship Nstos see Second Pd0e.l
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SSss Main m o. Ludevs, Juss ' via s0c'~v"
Io,b yfh mast too OeIiohs & Co.
Brs W CrOseaP of Annapolis Fhei cebiueg''H day.
Bars conoetspa A) Mors,'o PalesmO - dsy. with fgA
Bark Jonathan Godfrey lof Bosto"S h0~e'' "S''H4
baL s.r.t Kinsbury of Bssioo Perry N'sn1a' l|d' viii
Eas Marathon of Boen ponae s'gq DAYS Win .'s.E M
sslas (of Shorehazl Poland. Colombo wa Aeppy WIZ
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Bs Satn. AHs.. % GS c. d.. Sisss london % q ~, 3 s S s
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Bls Goacao p.al) cae.s. Bsvre a DAYS With 49,,
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Big Harmony oi st. John, b. Rose Tral u cs visa '1sS
a Sc surel. ,of fremont, Mryo Bermuda dars
King of Prorncstosn. Nuyer Baraeo il aayA win
schr wm McGee Woodland. Bleuhera oars with frGli
Hannah CoOpeE Of BOson kinE JAM FdAJ~
sCh G. Craig Of Poran Corners. ua. Hohd Il days. With
schr Anna Gesne S g. Schultz Porto Csbeo 10 day, sn
Scbr Sally (of BhsioD knight Corpus Christi q dsf Tis
schr iIroD ellie (of Brrbam) Sparta Bsrbsoes wits
Luo4 AuhsOn, Jones MibaPgton n c. days VIZ naval
Sesi Sen n, NJ D. scu steelran, West II
scaoosERs--ErvsT .,yD CoasTvi,g
keyi Fall kyet Hsa', HIyen.eS ttt S,.,o,,
j. X
liG5e Virginia LAE,e.ta, Vrgns.
Nellie H. Benedict AeHsneTiS kya holmes Virgins.
NJ S. Hathaway, Calais H. W. Godfrey frgnlA
VIeoha Virginia Alma. CeorgetcNn. s. q.
A T. Rowlaad Georgetown D. O. Jelny Hal, igna
WINl-Sundown hight. :. ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSToS June 2-Arved steamship BlacsoRe ron Bamoroi
bark NJ B. AmOn from cabaeH Below, U, 8 gAe Juniat ire"
Brazil. =
Ca1RLErcs c. Juss 2asaIed steamship yreipi, ~ Phs
depai Jennie Anderson for Lee0 bngs Georgia for Ban
uago de Cuba; Lewis Clark for New-Hayeh -
River Sailed thp Wyoming for philadelphia shr Irene
MsT.eyey, for ProydsRce.
FASclsco June aThe bark Jean Pierre fop Bordeaux has
| arrived
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX g. June 2hs steamship GaFse fom Peton of ~
Johns ~ E. which ashore 81 Peyfc The a inst
Tire greater part q the partially Insured TIE
steamship Ahambra took the passengers sni mails 10 ST. Johns which
place Pctou mss OF -
Pierre. The Amendan bark G. A. iesed has @ foi fcto Tns
faghp Minerva arrived bee from New York eooes
ter from ioundand which into this port With case
snail poK on boArd has been ordered into qiaranne
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

Boston, June 2S.-At the Mystic Park Races,
f. II. Cunnngham's ch. &. Mark Twain won the race
for horses that never beat 245. beating Mira Shaw,
Athenian, and Rosa Temple. Time 2:43t. 1881, 2:444
In the match for $1,000 Dan Mace's br e. George Pal
mer beat p. Manee's b. ). Wm H. Alcn in 2:303 225t,
224t, and 2:23i Allen won the third heat Palmer
the fayOrite at TO l all through the
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pASSESGERs ARRIVED.

rpoN, auAsGowTn soarn.hp California June 2 N w We,
Dn.lS 4 m Grim d. Ketehum and wife. K Irwin DsnpH -
Vie nj Marsha1 r. Morrison, T. W Vclk siie snd a!"ts -
.,ss ma son h Mapwsrnz A. Clement NorcOe Jas ioahs
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5perial Noiltes

National Liberal Republican Committee.
HEAD-QUARTERS-G HOTEL.
All demands Of political nature rOm the ddees States be ID
dressed these Headquarters Documsps will be dSsnbutes tbrogA
representatives OF National Coaltee each State
ETHAN ALLEN oS Ne~Yozk, Chairman.
DANIEL r. GooDLoK Of North Carolina Secretary.
New-York Liberal Republican State Committee.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM IL AsToR HOUSE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
JOHN COCHRASB 1 W. HASBRoVcK
NJ l. FlLKINS, JOHN " coz,
ALFRED WILKINSON, BENZ. A WILLIS,
A. MRRRITE
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALyRED wnKIssOS Secretary
The WorkinswO nsen's Protective Union,
C0PYISTS TRADESWOAEN, CLERKS ko. sspphed %
poysr and assisted obtaining employ Wages which
been earned collected " Law when necessary Al free VI charge
Post-0fnoe Notiee.-The MAILS FOR kUR0PE during IN.
week SATURDAY, June ~ aIl will close ts on
WEDNESDAY att 90 THURSDAY st II sad SArUR-
DAY fstleam 2. II. JONES Postmaster
Got the Hoadachet TTy RENNBs p. x MAGIC OILi
OH, Ny BOWELS RENNRs p. X. MAGIC oil helps such
EeuTnlgs Of the Sciatic kervot Try RssNBs MAGIC OIL
Annis 81 Co., Flag and Hammer Manufacturer Tor
sas Campaign. % and IOI FUbTON-Sr, COZ Wuisa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

AT meeting of the New-York District Com
mttee of the IrsAmerican League, held last evening"
Peter Foy unanimously elected President OF the
Newly District Committee TO I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death OF Capt. Michael j. O'ROurke
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
M1RRIED.

Rnw-hide sash Cord. strong. durable and pisbe Mann
by DARR0w MTG. Co. 50 Chsmbers-st New-ior
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

Houseman's German Cough Drops.-An efeeusl remedy
colds cough &C. &C. 1t has been in use for over 80 years
nd with great satisfaction. Sold BY JOHN D. HENRY
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

Dr. HAsBROuCK st $50 BrOadwaT has rtracei e 100 ma
Cotton Dental Association @ three AMI j. the only Doe
that has been employed Cooper Institute IN seven years not r
cspting NE" G. q COLToS himself
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PENNSYLVANIA.

LOCAL NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia Republicans voted on Tues
day, according to the Crawford County system, for
candidates for members Of Congress and the Legislature
and municipal Offices The Democrats yesterday made
their nominations in the usual way The following are
.ba resnective candidates.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

MRs is the hest and suresi remedy
the world for all diseases children teethng Wind collie Sc
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VI Inn
The following persons were overcome

INTERESTING LEGAL QUESTTON-sUITs INsTI-
TUTED BY THE BABCOCK FIRE EXTIN-
GUIsHER COMPANY FOR INFRINGEMENT or
THEIR PATENTS.
From The Erenin0 Post.
Bills have been filed in the United States
Circuit Court by the Babcock Fire Extinguisher Com
pany against the National" and Philadelphia Gard
neD Fire Extinguisher Companies, and against pur-
chasers OF the infringing machines in this city Phila
delphia, and Baltimore. The bills claim that these
tnguisheTs, In using carbOnc acid gas in combination
with water Infringe the earlier and ViguOn patent
owned by the Babcock Company and pray for In une
tOns restraining them from the manufacture SALE
OF National" or Gardner" machines, and for
specific damages.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

Hardy's Exir.An snectus for dyspepsia loss Of sppets
constipation Indigestion TrF H. You 70 b. benefited
Sold bV JOHN T. HESkY College place
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

sn,al-pox, Feyers and skin Diseases, prevented by
LAMPL0UGHs PYRErE Vng and nyeorang is eHect,
remarkable their spd prevention Sold by oAenf and
tie maker II. LAMYLoUGH, ll3 HolbOn hill London,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-29

Pnes.-rrcHrso P1LEs.-Use Sold by
HENRI, College-place