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GRANT AND GREELEY on LONG ISLAND.
Row IN the Republican Central Conn

az ES4<s5E
The Queens County Central Committee is COM
posed Of seven men, one from each town. When
the committee met to prepare for the campaign
Mr.. Prince, the chairman, proceeded in eulogy Of
the Philadelphia nominees. He was suddenly in
terrupted, the committee being divided on the
nominations three for Greeley three for Grant, and
one Independent. This caused no little excite
ment. Mr.. Prince has called primaries to fill the
committee. When the new members pre-
sent themselves for admission there will
be lively time. II is claimed that they
can only be received by majority vote,
and the majority are Greeley men. Thus new
committee will have to be chosen, and there will
ensue nice litigation for possession Of the books
and funds. Greeley clubs have been organized in
Hunters Point, Jamaica, Pearsall's, Flushing,
Hampstead, Rockville Centre, Freeport, Rockaway
and Huntington. Grant clubs have been organized
In Hampstead, Flushing Rockville Centre and
Lakevile. In Huntington there arc two clubs, each
claiming to be regular.
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GREELEY AND BROWN MEETING IN VIII.
LIAMSEURG.

large meeting OF liberia republicans and demo
erats was held last evening, in Apollo Hall, VIII
hamsburg, for the purpose of organizing for Wig
orous fail campaign. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. +. w. Kalbnesch and ex-Judge A. IL.
Daley was elected chairman. Mr.. Walter Van
speeches by the chairman, Mr.. q. 4. Lyop
Henry 8 Bellows and cx-Justicc VOORHEES,
shc following named gentlemen were elected
o committee on permanent organization
with instructions TO report on Friday even,
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g @ 4 q. S s sss9 so mas: H %ssas j.
James Quinn, Terence Murphy, Alderman Cunning
ham, H. r Turton, Colonel J: Burger, John Mont
gomery, p. c. Ingersoll, J. =. Newman, J. G. Kelly,
Y. w. NershoD, Ludwig Senior and q. N. Colt,
ND.
The committee Is composed OF the representative
men Of both parties In all the wards Of the Eastern
dtafrfct
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FLASHES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Plttsburg Gazette tCranp says it is remarked
as singular fact that each democratic paper in
Pennsylvania holsted the names Of Greeley and
Brown at its masthead and Is doing work to &C
cOmplish triumph Five or ten years ago,
had this singular fact been predicted, none would
have deemed the prophet sane. II would have
been more singular If five or ten years ago the
democratic papers In the State had Jailed to place
the names of the regular democratic nominees at
their masthead
The irrepressible Ignatius Donnely, OF Minnesota
declines the Grant nomination for Congress and
goes for Greeley
Colonel 8. d. Freeman, Of Mexican county, Penn
syvania, Grant elector, has come out for Greeley
The Harrisburg pa Patriot tGreeley) estimates
that in Tioga and Bradford counties not less than
one.thlrd of the republican vote will be given TO
Greeley.
Aaron F. Perry, Congressman from the First dis
trict OF Ohio has resigned his seat in the House Of
Representatives, so that an election will have to
be held in the coming October to iii his vacancy in
the present Congress as well as to choose his sue
cessor in the next.
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The Board OF Revision and Assessment met yes
terday, az the ONCE OF the Comptroller, 10 take
action as to the contracts passed upon by the Con
tract Commissioners. The proceedings were pTi-
yate, ana the Board adjourned until. monday Dex'
when public session will be held
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SOUTHAMPTON.

Going Over the Sag Harbor Branch
Road-Thc Pcculiaritles Of the Place
How Visitors Pass the Tfme-Surf Bath
Ing, Perch Fishing md Driving--In-
teresting "Reminiscences or Early
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To Tobacco Planters,

OCR experience in the successful manufac-
~ ture Of Tobacco Fertilizers and Com
Nc, Of cu,,Sssiaily adapted TO the gram.A--ssH a
their domestic arrangement and .rn.y.
: 'ure: to accept such position, "en,ipen,
{ q9aiined IN every way for the perform, , :
=" their dnties." why salarie, .ho,'
not Dc reduced now that war prices
longer exist" Se leave our friend u al,
over and determine. will. the rcm,rk n
ms Why ought TO include other s,i,r:
and fees Of Office besides those Of Tu.n.
tors of Tobacco. and NAV emh-,.. !,
present frightful price Of gin eoct a..
&c. oam "a
The late foolish attempt Of one O.co,
ner to scare Queen Victoria into r.,,,o. ~.
ing some Of the imprisoned Fen;.n. 4.
oeen magni6ed into an a,.emp, to as.,. =
nate her sacred Majesty. The bow :.
either drank or mad. aud ourh. a |. -
nogged and sent home to his M, I
seems that he is the son of Ferru. O.Con
ner' who some thirty years .so s,nss,
largely IS leader Of the CI.assiss. In m.
Groeers and Tobacco Commission Merchants,
900 . - - Light street, Baltimore. Il
Sole Agents.
mar 4, lsTl-iy.
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