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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE'
w TENT BoUkseeper in q Factors once.
Addres Box s7a, with references and salary.
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WTANTbD TO HIRE, A COLORED
w woman as cook and washer. References
required. Apply in Rutledge street, 4'n aoor
above Queen. octiV
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WANTED, ALLTo GO &c, TO .s,s : " asr asSs.
We went there and was eurpIlsed to See 30 muoh
Furniture at such low prices. HIS STOCK 9: Vers .
space OF about twenty thousand square leeL
nQLH
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n A. J. SULLIVA N,
~ BUILDER lND CONTRACTOR,
No. lis MEETING STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, d 90
Desires to Inform ,sd l IBIS cs s5ieDa On a9 the tas PHSai
t pai i ne BUSINESS. Repairs Of all kinds at
tenGeu J, 8ep9
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UyANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT No.
w Ladson's court, a good Cook, with recon
mendations from last employer. wages pi9mp.t
nAid. oOlAo-A
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Mrs. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD.
Jyl ING and Day Scaool for Young Ladies, 81 No.
IS Hasel street. Offers facilities for instruction 10
the usual branches OF English Education; also IN
the Modern Languages, Drawing. Pdlnung' Socai
snmed October i. sep17-1m0
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT COLORED
w Woman as Nurse; good menda atoms
required. Apply at northeast corner Oh atAuo
anu Orange streets. oc.Lt
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UTANTED, A GIRL TO COOK AND
w do hou,ework. Apply at the north corner
or amherst and Bay streets, Hampstead.
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vorE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE!
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A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND FIT.
n TER, OF Ladies', Dresses, wishes engage.
ln.nsr In private families by The day. AdareSs, Dy
most. Mad. LUZtBR. tF Oclo.tutn0-
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VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE !
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rUTANTED, A CAPABLE FEMALE,
w white or colored, to AXE care OF an
infant. Inquire at this ONCE. ocLI4-z-
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3oint 9tofk Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RAFELE ,o "
THE CHARLESTON JOINT SfOOk COM'
Paw Tor the benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum.
CLASS No. io9-MoNDAy MORNING. Oct. u. o.,
27-50-22-l4-24-15- 6-l2-78- 4S-ei-oi
OLAsS No. 2oO-MoNoKY EVENING, OCT. Il. >,
27-77-73- 5-43-38-54- 2-5l-63.lo-oo
oet,5 A. MOROSO, sworn Commissioner.
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vTTANTED, A. SMART INTELLIGENT
w Young LADY, TO tend show case aud nnisn
III, pictures. Inquire Of HOUSTON y GALLERY, NO.
q3Q Xinp street. 49, OCIi4-LN
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II I'VE OAK! LIVE OAK WANTED
4 immediately. one thousand cubic feet OF
IJv,, and White oaE for ship-building. Also.
three Mast spars 80 feet long: For par,icqiarss'
apply at Marsh's shlpyard. J.d. l. U. hAhsh'
oct16.tuthe8
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legal Nntlres.

NTOTICE.-AT THE NEXT SESSION
OF the General Assembly an application.
Will be made to incorporate 1.-THE CHARLESTON.
COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION OONPANY.na
oct1-16. now, 15, decl,lb " !I>.! aI:s1f
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VITANTED, A CATHOLIC LADY AS
w Urganist in St. Peters church. Apply 10
the Pastor. octls-o
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Uants.

WANTED, A GOOD WAITINGMAN
w and house Servant. Apply al no; 90
| Broad streer. oCtLo-1--
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mefti1las.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, K. OF p.
Attend Regular Weekly Meeting At Pytnian
Hall, THIS EVENING, at half-past7 O'CLOCK.
oi"e ~ W. RS.
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yKTANTED, A COMPETENT COOK.
w who will assist with the Wssning. ~
SUCH an one, with good Recommendations noe.al
wages will be paid. Apply ut northWess Soisei
OF Gadsden and Montague streets. oCtIo-l-
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TAILORS WANTED.-WANTED AT
WIN, MaTrHIE>sEs,S Tailoring House, col.
ner OF Kiug and Wentworth streets, BIZ nrst.cisss
Pantaloon Hands. NO other neeo Apply. CVn'
atanL work QuArRlteed. OCt4
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE ROOM,
In a de,iphtful situation. Apply TO Mrs. +.
j. POROHER, corner Atlantic street and tue Bat
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Lessons -'7en 10 the above at very mode.
rate IA, y Mr. E. A. .RANSOME, Organlst Of
the Uhur.,, Of the Holy COMM union. schools anu
Public institutions sttended. Address NO. Al
Ashley street. octlZ-stdtno- 3
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
7. HENRY OTJIiN, son Of the late Henry
Uljen, for SeVenty.nva Dollars. VIII be- Solo AZ q
discount ct MESKE d MULLER,S. .aug41
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THO RENT, STORE No. 1873 KING
IL STREET, next to Slcger once, suitable for
Dry Goods or Boots and shoes. Apply 10 singer
Be- ewing Machine Company. 8u9Io.lnsLo
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
IN SPIhIrS OF 81 WORLD. THE
OF q YEAR. Agents report sales MS 10 100
copies In q few hours or days. PROSPECTUS nee.
Addresr ]. W. G%OODSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, ~. Louis, New Orleans.
ocLl-3mUsD&w
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EoR SALE, A CRUSHING MACHINE,
n suitable for crushing Phosphate 'RocS; ca
pacity from 10 to- 60 toms per day; two horse
p yer required TO wori; IL. The ABOVE, complete
low. Apply TO GEO. A. TRENHOLM Il son. r,t
ocElh 60 - 49,. =. -.-.r--
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VUST ARRIVED, FOB SALE, CAR
81 load of good PlaIl, alton MULES; also, = car
lad OF good Saddle and Draft Horses, At HUM
ADAY'5 stables, COLUMBUS street. HI xEh'
RlLL. octlV-o'
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VTANTED TO HIRE, A WHITE GIRL,
w u or IA years old. Must have addIess Oh
her parents. Address A, NEWS Omce. octlI
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UTANTED, TO RENT Or PURCHASE,
wv q House OF four rooms In 9 desirable
neIxnbornood. Address a., OF this once.
ocCl2-9$ .'}EP
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G6utatlpnal.

OARD.-MRS. p. J.. BARBOT RESPECT.
FULLY Informs her Pupils, and The public
generally, that ahe Will resume her INSTRUCT ms!
an the Plano and to her SolIege Glass on MONDAY
4 nav Solfege Class will be formed on TUESDAY,
aoI mat, at her residence, 's0utnw est corner
Smlth and Montague streets. Terms $l2 per quar-
ter. PAYABLE in advance. OcGIA
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TOR SALE, AT THE SUBSCRIBERS
Stables, Queen gtreet, q lot OF extra.nne
Horses and Huisy, P. WEST, octrb-a~
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A NUMBER ONE NEW MICH COW
n and CALF for stle. Apply at No. 8 Column
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MULES. HORSES AND MARES AT
lV R OAKMAN,S STABLE, IS Church street,
near Broad, just arrived, ana for sale on time.
natlb.8B . r
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

1t is said that twenty or thirty editors OF
German newspapers will assemble IN This city to
protest against any action that be taken by the dis
contented Free Traders adverse TO Greeley Brown
Extensive preparations are making for the
Greeley and Brown meeting at Library Hall, Newark
N j. tomorrow. Large delegations are expected from
Trenton and Jersey City Speeches viii be made by Gen.
Judson Fitzpatrick Gen. John Coehrane. the Hon. James
NJ. Ashley, Col. Alexander X. Mcclure. and others.
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club of
the XVIIth Assembly District Of this city was organ
ized Monday evening" at WendePs Hall in East Forty
hnh-st Dr. Sigsmuhd Waterman was chosen Pres-
dent and addresses were made by him and by Messfs
Elinger, wasserman, and Bullock About 80 members
signed the roll.
The Greeley and Brown Club of Trenton
held meeting Monday evening, and voted to attend
in a body the mass Liberal Convention which assemblies
in Newark tomorrow. long list Of names Of those
who had joined the club was read speeches were lnaue
by several members, and encouraging reports were
made OF the spread OF the Greeley movement through
out the State.
The Hon. Jed P. Ladd member of the
Liberal Republican National Executive Committee Of
Vermont has Issued a stirring address to the people Of
the state in which he the shortcomings OF the
Administration and the causes OF widespread dissats
faction which resulted in the Cincinnati Convention.
That Convention" he says, "appealed for the support
of the measures so distinctly forth in its declaration
of principles and its bearers TO Independent
Of the whole nation without regard TO former party
affiliations" To bring about the organization necessary
for the prosecution OF vigorous campaign he suggests
the prOpriey of forming Greeley clubs throughout the
State and the circulation Of documents in the interest OF
pointed: Henry G. Adams OF ST. Albans; Charles
Clement of Rutland; ]. A. Salisbury Of Rutland;
David s. Sweet OF Alburgh, Vt; D.. L. Kent Dorset; E.
Henry Wiley Of Randolph They will meet at the Van
Ness House in Burlington, the 10th day OF june 1872
at o'clock p m, Tor The purpose of organization ana
action.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
YACHTING.

REGATTA OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.
The seventh annual regatta Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club of Brooklyn took place yesterday ana
proved successful in the end although at the outset the
weather was decidedly unpropitious
The course for schooners and irstcass sloops was
from the anchorage down through the Narrows 20 and
around the stakebOat at Southwest spit thence 10 ana
around the Lightship, rounding the same from the
SOUTH thence home, going southwark and WESTWARD o
beacon on R0mer ShOal. ,
For second-cass sOOps the course, 70 ana arOuhu
stakeboat at Southwest Spit thence TO and around
stakeboat near buoy in Gedney Chasne rounding the
from the SOUTH thence home passing 10 the west
ward Of beacon on ROmer ShOal For thrdclass sl0op
course, 10 and around stake-soa at oouVn-"est
Spit, thence home.
The following entries were made:
SlhOOnds-- Foam s. Homans; Mystic, v. g. Crlner reei
less, j. n. Marvel Rssoute A. s. Hshi Sea WITCH '" s'o"
Tidal Wave, Com. NOO-hs
.frs Cias, 4ds W. Langley; Gss e COssi onon
J. W. Cooper; Y.TeD, L. Livingston. a., @, ~
SofOnd Ciass Sioopa-Auns, W. A. Cunnnsi Josephne ~
Lowell hgnbu Con W. Peet Qai Viye l. Capham WING L. d.
Weimore.
THIRD CasS SlOop-Fyauay, V. Iivingoni Undne WIS
OF these the schOOners Foam, Mystic, ana sea Wien
and the sl0Op " King did pot take part IN the regaa
The winning boats are follows: -, w..
ShoWers-Peeres, By time allowance; sneas sooPs-'n'n
Bdelass-Annt third elass-Undne by tine auOHaIos
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
pHnADELPHIA ECHOES.

MEETING OF THE GRANT REPUBLICAN CENA. CENIhAL
COMMITTEE-JUDGE WHITES "REMINISCENCES
OF ENTHUSIASM AND UNANIMlTf'
The regular monthly meeting OF the Oraht
Republican Central Committee OF TINS cry was neiu q"
the headouarcrs Of that organization, at broadway anu
1yentv bird-st last evening President John j. lOWh-
end in the chair There not so large an attendance
as usual, as the Chairman hmset coheSseu' ID. ~
Pbelps presented the OF two gentlemen as sDs
tutes for two delegates Who had rendered thelr
ton Judge White Chairman Of tho Executive 'oil,
psittee. reported that committee OF three haa
1,oon arnointed 10 arpoItion the number OF
delegates from the districts recently suD-ulYueu
He also announced that meeting OF cooreu ci']ons
who favor the principles represented by the PieSen
Administration would soon lac held AT cooper
for the purpose Of ratifying the fnaue'phia no"n"
,ion. Ir Farr, Chairman of the Committee on Oie
deptals reported that resolution would very soon DO
resented that would rectfy al Inconsistencies regard
ING the appointment Of delegates from the Isl Assembly
District
Judge White said that gentleman VINO was iueinoe
of the National Executive Committee, was IN town, ana
had promised 70 tell the meeting about the fhhAue
Convention but the gentleman was not present. '
sneakor wished to state that lie was hmseH present a
che Convention and he thOHglt 1t the most enthns
esfc ono that had been helo though u Mas Io Is
National Oonyenton he had ever attended When was
aod 10 Vote for Prcsd,nt by reclamation, the entire
sssembage rose, and voted Ave- Tor Grant Nltlorg %
sssenfng voice He old not believe there ever was Con
yenfion held that attended by so many lhteTTSleu
private citizens and few otice-hOlders Nhen
Mr. Wilson was nominated for Nce-President anu II
was decided TO max his n1nn tion unanimous, 1t was
{mmediatey made without even the fOruahty on te
Charmans putting the vote. lie had no nesl,aiIoi ~ IN
saving that what was known the Detection IN the
Val Repuboan ranks would be more than balanced ny
the leVelheaded Democrats at the coming eeGton MY %
cared a good form OF goNtrnnSh succeeu. to
o re as we are able TO keep fraudulent yO out OF tne
OallOt-bOx" said he ave shall carry the empire ,aJe
bv an overwhelming m8iOrit, for Grant and wilson .
Mr. FaIr moved that lie COMMITTEE shonlu me- net Nm IN
two weeks, in order TO hear nom Tue ISL Assono' ~
Jrict. .,-.---... ia "a foo
Nathan Kingsley said that everything was cold as nee
in the District, and the voters seemed 10 nave us
their old enthusiasm Tor Grant. They were becoming
disOrCanized he said, and he wOud move thaJ Coln-
IDjttee on Parliamentary law be appointed 10 90 thers
and try to get them together once more II thty
II wOud do any thing handsome foF Grant ht&V FIJI
The Committee adjourned SUBJECT TO the can oI the
1laHW
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

men Of our state unanimous nsy fST tns nsm@oe Of San
TrsnescO Frank NJ CopPn President aTo almost
20 indorse Greeley and Brow5 M l9S me 1t time break
una iose nom party dctation, they say 1reeieJ'
tiToore tin or no BaltimOreP' .,.o
The news from the interior OF NewloIA o'~vO ENDS
most gng character. Yates County senuS
word; .,,, rnpuhli-
You can depend upon the fact that Lioersi y
osntsm has A good stfeng foothod in Yates Couh''
From Cattaraugus a gentleman writes; --..,ou
- sS,r5 ., ths republicans will vote for Greeiey
HsanT NJ are waiting for Baltimore to lng9rse
anu enS Nny InEewarm support is given to Grant
A correspondent from TiOga County says o, c,oo-
In this and Tompkns counties nnets neT LOOK frst-
ta FOR the cause on careful sur suISe & We az
Get nearly 20 per cent of the kepuDh0"" 'V'0' " '
"a indorsed at Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE STATE of TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wnuyeTos, June ls-Spnts TurPeot1e erm st ae; R,
Is for for ssned ~ 81 for No. u 50 - ior hi
Pale; ~ Low Pale - 80 for Pale Crude Iuprnh9e sy
- 50 or Hard $3.50 for yellow Dpi eS79 Tor 'r& III
steady at - o.. . -
AtsAST. June IsWhsat-Ligbt milling demand se' . ssn
White Canada 81 TO- RJe du and nomnsl Com sos
speculative eehrg Western Mixed the SPOT bed a. e
active; sales 1000 bush Canada West AZ 81 % Oats are Af
more attention: the last sses AZ SIC. e. ...oz
CfScNNATI June ~ Flour dn snd doopingi Erts PANTY
dull aDd droopiugi Red Al lo0e 3D. Corn sea
5la52c Rye-Demand eh hoder. brn AZ BI19oe Qss IA
and 39Qe. Butter dull and dropping at 10
quet only limited obng denshd for Bacon ans
Buk Meats nothing 10 other lye Hogs dull ana dooPhE
80 ga ~ 10; receipts LOO head WHISKY iar dcnAnH eH' VI
Vanced 10 &c Tobacco hm -.
DgrRorr June duh; declined 7dec saes OF rirs
8o NO White 81 7saSi Amber Michigan 81 90 Csr,
Gull and dnll and lower At b kcDs-|"
b1l4 Flour Wheat Shipmeu-2Oo hhs Flour
EHw-ORLRANs June l8CSn dul sD over saF OF hlre s~
Yellow 65a67c Whit 53d75c Oats sold AZ o0'Sc hl eo
30 Tor Pr me- % for Choice Bran du nnd lover A. ~ ~ ~
urchsuged EzchangeSteFng III SeN-fors 'gh'
premium Gold. I3L
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
TuE yONKFRs GUY ELECTION.

The first election for municipal Oihcers at
Youkers under its new charter city, took place yes
terday The contest was quite animated between the
Republican and Democratic parties, hut the questions al
is sue were entirely of local character The Grant Ke
publcans ,and Liberal Republicans nominated Robert
p Getty for Mayor, and Edward r. Balrd 1or
City Judge The Democratic candidates were
James c. Courier for Mayor. and Thomas sml'n
for CITY Judge and ii was rumored that the influence OF
the Hudson River Railroad Company used for local
reasons in favor OF the Democratic nominees. Inc
Liberal Republicans OF whom there are large number
in the city, divided their votes for Aldermen, causing
thereby large number of "scratched" tickets. Ihe
Democratic candidate for Mayor, James q Courier was
elected by a small majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE Ihlbuhb'I
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June IL, II

WASHINGTON, Tuesuhy June IL, lSI1'
The President according TO promise arrived here this
morning and the domestic arrangements of The White
House having been transferred TO Long Branch. he Is
the guest of Gen. Babcock He did not leave the city
tonight as was expected, but goes tomorrow Three
members Of the Cabinet-FIsh, Delano and Creswel-
were in the city in anticipation OF the meeting which
was held tins afternoon. Gen. Porter having returned
from his secret mission TO Chicago, Is also IN 1e CITY,
The White House during the entire day wa. crowded
with persons having business with the President many
Of them being members Of Congress who hd delayed
their departure home had returned expresy to see
the President on important business conneced with
their districts But few able to obtain inerviews
Senators Logan and Wilson not the only feds 1.-THE
President who complained bitterly at their tRatment
and speak in harsh terms about Long Branch. mem
Der Of the House from the West and strng man
politically az home called this morning and sot IN his
card He waited about half an hour without nceiVng
any summons, and then asked the messenger II
the President had received the caro-.
"Yes SIR, was the answer. "Was he busy e. aGed the
Mppesotean "He did MT seem to be pdIucuhriy en-.
gagged" answered the messenger. us ne alone asheu
fhe Congressman. ayes Sir, was the answer iu upon
this the Representative took his leave, ing al ne
had waited here a week, and he was now oDis~ 70 go
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
AH Notices Of Marriages mast be endorsed rith h1H
name and address
DIED.


ATKEsoYon MONDAY the 18th inst IN AebOr Mas. Ch'rlet
Aane late wm Atkinson Of Brooklyn. in the eSn
year Of Lersge
BoGERT-In BrooLn Tuesday June 49, 1872 Aida
ate Cornelius Bogert, esq the S4h Of her sge
II. ,, IPd 6n a ss s af % SG G e T6ut
JaHe 20, a; u o'clock m, without further notice
BOIES-At Troy " the Ih inst, Wm. BO counselor atss
Friend, asd IsalIes are & rec fea " M % Ts% 70 ss iB ~ n %
aud at Hudson. N. Y, at 6 D. N. same day.
CASwELon Sunday evening 10th inst Harriet Jane eldest dusS
The .tSes and friends Of the family are invited
Trinity Chapel West rweHiy-Ahst Wednesday aeneoi az
O'clock
PoBRs-ou Monday the his residence No. "a we
Twenty-ffthst Apbeu Pobes. 10 the 7b Of hi. axe
funeral from the Church Of the Atonmn AAdonys and TSen
eighhsL, Thursday next, at 9p m
GRIswOLDAt PeeEsAi Y, Tuesday morning. June 10 1871
Funeral on Thursday at p. from his late residence
HOYT-on Monday inst Henry HOyt aged . months
Funeral AOr Hoy Of Powers and wJekof
sts this "wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
enthusiastically RuheFiuEd Park June H. Samuel Hughe .
Intsr@snt v ednesday 2 p a., at Monroe, N
MANWARINGOn Monday morning June H. Amra MnsArng wife
Of David W, Manwsriag, AGED a year.
and friends Of the family are respeeitay invited 70 ea %.
18Th inst o'clock Her remains wall be taken to Ls'en
daughter and Caroline POpenhneu aged months
scUDDERA Railway j. suade0y the evening Of the 18th n'
Pnsrsl on TsSrsisy the 2Oh inst from atresdene at OOi
o. m Traa leave for Rahvsy foot OF Coandtt At 10 N
and 70 N. Carriages in waiting at the depot
TORRBY-sadeny YOnIe ThuIsiy moruns June 10 'o'ep
TE[.y S .ssd .DS. = T1 SI. is 1d 10 o D s w
da isth inst Reformed Chah IoBkers. Cages VII b
and Iis = NJ train frOa Thirtieth.st, " Y
WALDROS-At Upper NesRoehee Tussday June 49, h sai
The relatives the family respectfully invited 70 alter.
funeral the residence John W. sherwood on Thursday
at2 O'Clock p IN.
wBEKs-on Saturday u.s. the residence OF his father IN Yoa
Jacob only Benjamin T. and CihaIne Week, IN hs SSa
Tie friends in Yonlers will meet at house Wednesday the si
ceremonies at p n from No NsN-YOrk City
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
A FATAL QUARREL AMONG IRIsHMEN.

AS John Lynch, laborer, was standing on
the sidewalk in front OF his home No. 800 West Twenty
eighth-st: late on Monday night. he accosted by
John McGoyern, who, with Thomas Clark and James
skey was strolng idly up and down the street Lynch
replied that he did not wish talk 70 anybody least Of
all to OrangemeD Clark answered that they were not
afraid OF any Hibenian and Lynch threw OF his coat
and struck him. Clarks companions instantly assaulted
Lynch who defended himself successfully for several
minutes against the three men. until at last he was
stabbed Ia the abdomen by MeGoyern. The assalants
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE ANTI-GRANT CONFERENCE.

AS the day of the Anti-Grant Conference
draws near those who expecting to participate be-
gin 10 assemble Carl schurz Lyman TIrmbull and Col
Grogvenor of St. Louis already here, and 1t is ex
pected by those in charge Of the affair that about
three-fourths Of those invited will take part
The Conference being composed Of somewhat divided
elements is impossible anticipate its action Col
GrosvenOT stated yesterday that he was here TO aser
tain whether the meeting TO be in reality confer
ence OF those who to defeat Grant and If so. to
present reasons why al such persons in HI: ludgmehi
sbould support the Greeley ticket. But" he added
aware Of the fact that OF those who have taken
part in calling the meeting do not mean 10 defeat Grant,
bat 10 elect HIM If possible, by dividing and dsorgan
izng the opposition, do not expect any unanimous
action" s3ssn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

fed and were pursued by Lynch who did not know that
he had been wounded. All were arrested by the police
Lynch was carried homo, where his wound was ex-
amined by police surgeon and declared to be mortal.
Early yesterday Coroner Young was summoned to the
house Of the wounded man to take his antemortem
statement Lynch. however, refused to give Coroner
Young an account Of the circumstances Ii was impos
s,ble 10 convince the man that he dying and Coro
ner Young deemed Il wise postpone for few hours
the taking Of the statement. MeGoyern, Clark, and
Precinct Station House and locked up to await the
result OF Lynchs injuries.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
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