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Sermon belor. Am. Home Mise. society.


Lsst evening llls prais. worthy and benehcent
Association assembled IN the Mercer st. Church 70
hear an Anniversary discourse. 5ociety founded
% the phusnthropic principles, which dispense
moral anl Intellectual iieht y the doubling ard
educated sni brnzs within the pale Of cIviza-
ton the wan4-rng AMI re5eli5us spirr. o. ,he holyof
d.aatcn. The Gospel fa-ha .ociety 90 founded can
Rot tail % creste deep the m-lds u those
who rezs-d rhs well leu- qlannnry AMI Concordance
tho pride themselves % The CIVILIZATION orh
American Republic TIE missionary seldom receive.
maj .ruau- Tor h. lahore Wlcn the nf NJ lis rnsny
struggles demand and u9 matter how per.ou- may
oth-ra Disagree t0 me means 0f puhlc welfare
al .ai.e 10 rslsnz The OF the missionary ne
one icre.-tlst oi being ore g tle principal channels
throlsh which much --sq.- happiness is poured upon
To- community az az large
The Church wa vel nled. Mr.. BADGzs presi FED on
the occasion and after te evening exercises lai been
opezed WIN prayer by Rev. Dr. PArrcS All some
hgmn. char'ed.
Rev Dr. BAHNrs addressed the assen,b on the
holy cause the s-soca0n hs esp0B-ed re scenes II f
-re .trusgfs and me probable result n. at eci
ce-sariy included many instructive and exciting topic.
rendered very impressive By the admirable strain
and order Ia hrh taey we're conveyed The cJnteotl-
eic1nentssei hen The ieit ~ V1cn The missionary
= o. Wn eteFuel AMI uniacing -slrels however unac
know edged tney mayo on earth By creating new
.pirt amons men j. the Nes'-tnat = The great psf,
TORN for scron The Wet usy uOw b. regarded A.
To- zrear battle -ed u The World Greater j. The ia
portance and uore are y be engaged 10 The struggle
than 40 a Bunker Hl " Waterloo. an more .nter.
WI be- ~ D. more aspira-1ns more 4utel.ectu-
atty. The struggle q Tor the governing Mind
will % be bsE5ar-I, in1ieEfy Roms- a-holc OF Ivan.
-elcal principles. which shal sway thar nearly
1ounless territory There l. but one Other thing
and nat . erlgh1ned and CIVILIZED state q
-oclety without any religion AID tha- = LmPo--bie-
there never wss nor never could Now Of Btrba rsua
= there sny sisrs 81 this People who have been
there sPe.k q the wsnt of ChgTches-.ae profanity
d; tie PoPulsa0a-taaT want Of order ana zsay o,asy
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people.
1No proscrtpgiOn.'

We have repeatedly asked those who dscai'n
that the New Aimins.ration il ProscnQtive 70
tell US what Ia their judgment, It ought 70 DO 10
the premises ba, as yet we can extort no sns"e'.
Gentlemen, why not tell US what according 70
your views would be a Just nonProscriptiye poll
cyl Do you think 1t would be such 70 continue in
Office the great mass Of the present incumbents -
that is to say. 10 allow the party which has had An
almost uninterrupted monopoly Of the desirable
Offices for twenty years 70 continue It for an indie
6nite fa'are period, although the scspter has De
parted from their hands When they are upper
mos, they seize everything as natural rish'
when they 80 down We are asked 20 allow them
20 keep almost everything until they get uP again
when they will take the little which tAey have
lost mesntilne by death or resignation. Who does
not see tina. this 10 not Prescribing bat rewaraiug
Proscripton-s saying 10 the young men OF the
country, If you ever hope or wish 70 have 2
chance 10 Gil public station, you must act with
Ethe Loco Foco party for they are 70 have the
Offices whether in the ascendant or mott Did any
sane man ever expect this or understand Gen.
Taylor as pledged 70 IL
For our own part, we are most anxious -
come TO an understanding now and have the mat
ter settled on a rien, basis We losthe the idea
of having all the Postmasters Tdew alters, sc. IN
the country changed whenever there Is political
overture 10 the country. But show US the Just
and practicable remedy. Stop your absurd
whining and grooming against Prescription you
would be very glad 70 practice, and tell as how IT
may be fairly dispensed with. We are ready 70
consider and concur in aoy equal proposition.
Where isit1 What now seems " US rnOst prac-
ticabe as partial corrective is the Election Of
Postmssters by the People according to some well
digested system. 30 Of Msrshals, District Attor
neys, &c. subject 10 removal by the President If
they proved disobedient or unworthy. Gentlemen
opposite what is your antidote TO Prescription :
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TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE

IFal B. re1as o. or'oo. loaa,frDic MfHs. fri,s -
cents - JrTfws rea5g Jor v'ti-.
rope. made up for tho msis by the Cap'bria, iroA
nos;ou on W oduesday Will DO ound to contain
complete digest OF all the late local AMI political
news; the latest intelligence from Canada, Mexho
California Sc Editorials on s.. subjects of preseu,
interest. and sn account OF American affairs s.ncs
the sailing Of the last steamer, in tho Eng sb
French and German Languages. Persons desiring
10 send 10 their friends in Europe, will find TN.
sheet all that can be desired in the way Of o0ra-
plete and accurate nsws.
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PRIVATE ADvlCES 70 IHe TRIBUNE
From, cur Liverpool Agent.
photographic AND EXPRESS NEWS
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
ENGLAND.
DoIugs i'm Parliament

LONDON Saturday, Apri -'--'''
Ihs prcccsdns, 'n she hoa'S o. ~o'''
were q routine clarac''-' s'A '0iAs "' 49, :
forest lu shs House 81, Commons f''' '''A'
.,us question. ot Lord l'mef'ion - 10 ne
our interference Ia Tho affair. 81 S'c.y "Po" "'.'
Secretary for For,i-n A1-ll' sckno"''s'N '-'' d" '
..- IT, ..s ,,.,, ,be sanction Il IN. colleagues IN
..s.. = l,f.sr ID Hon " Irupc o. Naples N N"'i
f r.. tina, ccntcmeu n cssc 'h' Ns'p1...'n "',.iW
..rf should complain u assisting the N'..i'n' lnI'
recfv with Co say mat Vas ION
80. M ,r,,i,r a.,.sfsrre would be- given % re con
.r,-1- t. furnishing ihe Government ~ Sici[ WIN
,-,,. vhil. faa Inference between sony ana N'F''-
60 tsss., sf,trn,cnfs NJ Sadlor rose io resume
,1 iiat. on The Poor Law. Ireland Rate IN AID ne
Ion member spoke ~ .one lensth IN opposition 20 me
gs-o ,n Adj question. snd was succeeded ~ several
,r, .u vi whom condemned ths measure
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~ Our friend PAN. of the PoughkeePsie


Eagle. opens the twenty second year OF his Edto
uM experience with most interesting history OF pol
ucs and journalism n Uutchcss County since be start
Ell his paper .n ls2~ of the sole advocate OF John
Quincy Adam,s reelection. against thrCo powerful
journal. and q coalition o. fhc Clmtouieu end BucAin
politicians Of the county 10 support Of Gen Jackson
lie began in bad health. quito young with 40 capital
snd The meres, apology ior once. with TOW hun
dred subscribers whereas ho now has about as many
thousands and his old Rsmsge pres. very dear az so
hss given WY 90 succession OF others, closing with
Napier worth ot least a. son. he ssys.
Thus IT the end of the long period OF wears we stand
whore stood tweuiyone years since Al The head OF
the only wing press ln the county During our career
begun under the greatest possible dI-courasements ana
without means have Witnessed tie r.e and lal ol
-N papers this place. al % them sought 70 be- sue
tanned bv men of capital Two we have absorbed snd
secured their patronage ia 81 tie time htvo never
changed or promised cour-e ~ The east never
missed being present ~ oyery convention ia lie county
or Congregational district never failed 90 attend TIE
polls and Distribute tickets. when there wes contest
from the opening a. hc e.osc The election voted
fora jackson man or Loco foco. even ~ consta
bic and since ISIS have offended - Least hall the
VIII. state Conventions We have been our own FL
ltot all iae way through and have never written An
editorial article flat Gia fvt eNr~ess our private opin
ions sud The houost conviction, ut our Own heart.
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IRELAND.
Latest News By Express from Dublin.
Tho state Convicts.

INgar00I. SUNNY, AVT-. sl--T AN
our correspondence from all psrf' OF Ireland dated
Yesterday ma. been received but 10 contain. hltls po
t-,al or other intelligence Of An important character
Now tina, Mr. Duty has been liberated and the pub
lie In thi. country So well Ireland cuarcy ,suatcd
and is.ustcd with the state prosecutions, movement
which promises 20 bc no less important than Influential
ami successful l. about to be commenced for The pur
pogo of obtaining the release % al me state con'cts
tVifh regard 20 the gentlemen found guilty az Clonme
nothing can properly bo done until he touss OF Lord.
h.. decided on tho writ OF error
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PUBLIC Loss--We hear with regret that
Hon JANIS J. MCKAY Of North Carolina. declines
a reelection to Congress. Although We never
could agree ith him on party politics. We have
known him for years as one OF the mos, valu able
members of the House-upiiSht, cafelOl, modest.
ard a rigid advocate Of Economy in the Public
Expenditures Ii will be hard indeed 10 tll his
place with as good man. Gen. Mckay entered
the House some twenty years age, and, though no
orstor--and seldom speaking al all, he rose by
the force of his Integrity aud attention TO business
to the highest post on the iloor that OF Chairman
of the Committee OF Ways and Means, which he
filed through the XNlNIh Congress. lie was
a leading member OF that Committee ia the late
House, and reported thercirom the Gold Dollar
bill, the Strsighs Mileage bill, sc. Though the
vote by which the House passed the Straight
Mileage bill was very hollow GA the part OF many
Members. who knew the bill would DO strangled
in the Senate. yet Gen Mckay was none the less
sincere and devoted IN proposing It.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY

TIE APPolsTMESTs.-Ab beginning having been
made on Saturday, We trust whatever appoint
n,ents are 70 be made for our City will now be
made promptly. Such course we think would
greatly conduce 70 peace and quietn ess at W ash
ington, aud would put good many out Of their
misery here Hoo. Members Of the Cabinet
please take up the appointments in the order Of
their Importance, and relieve the suspense Of our
peoole
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-. ...t..,. !, ,ri,ho,, -s.os-. a.
..,-sSr ritb1a, H. Gospel The ooaraSeou. mission
AZ buii. h. house earns ne ansuasc OF strange
?, pie inase- '.i 90. -. ~ r-
49,, In m, rs- m. r,csrs arr clc.r'v .nsieguste
- -h i,borer. keiv 70 b. TO few for ,-sai Vhe
o. cone TIE 400 missionaries .l ps-1n or Na1a1i.
- ,,.-.,--s r.-- now We rh,- = .s "A g. .hol.
on rsl1 r-r-rl-inicsnr- under their charge
A - .he means Whereby fhr missionary YORK il %
b.. accom- i-hef much va wei .at H. showed thar
,b. .ni-lro Bible DAINTY tlc preach as of CHRIST
---a4 - pa, .o--crr mower ~ Divine Love.
would vet brcak thc rol ~ 10 opprr--or and csuse
Gle CHAIN. ~ slavery 20 mel, snow before ihe sun
Nations sometimes emerge tom slavery nio tr',i..-
sitter .ans a1d '.ooay -'-isse o- O-d ae,.-i -s
- "a. ''' 80 go. - 'i f..-',-,,
---..- - - 80. ~ - -r ,s,th
-l.-.. f.,..r -.s~.
%. - =. :. 49,. ,r..b-,u-
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'OLp BULIJos. Every sixth year, the State
Of Missouri gets riled up from the bottom by des-
perate attempt OF his Loco Foco brethren of the
contrary pau-there called Sof,s from their al
lection for State Banking to defeat Col. Benton ;
return 10 the L 5 Senate. They uniformly catch
delicious nogging, which quiets them FOX four o.
Eve years, at the end Of which they wake up and
fight their battle over again. They are just now
beginning 10 arrange new Legislature To be
elected IN August which is expected to dc the
Coils business for HIM. The new string u their
bow is Col. Bentons suspected opposition Il cx-
tending Slavery TO California The Col. is now GA
their track, aud We suspect there will not be 50
many Of them as now when be shall be done with
them.
Col Benton has some faults beside his wrong
politics, aud conspicuous among them is hls ex-
celent opinion OF his own oPiaions. Ba, he is a
laborious, psins-taAing Senator, who seldom
speaks without knowing whereof he. rs talkins.
and it would De rather hard to hnd asc1her Loco.
Foeo in Missouri 70 I'LL his place, though there
are many ready enough to take il. That, you see,
is quite another thing.
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ssddons maj go over both 50 Tayors do il4
The game OF voting directly Tor Seldom 10 order
to beat Bolts was well played out.
Corrected Woj0rites.-l. Millson over VISITS
100: Ill. Avcrett over Flournoy to { " Bo-
cock over Irving $50 V. Powell over Gogging
il2; VIII. Halliday over Forbes CT.
Legisloturc hig Gains II, Losses ..
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ITALY.
Later from Florence.

L,,er ad'iocs have been received from Florence 10
ihe 18th. They confirm the substance OF the nioh
gcnce Of the reaction IA favor Of the Grand Duke
There has been some fighting between the Lcshorn
Volunteers IS they termed Themselves and the people
n which the former driven ont Of the city faking
ihc rood - H. ghOrn. ami committing several murders
and fhcffs on the way Accounts from Leghoui state
that port IT them Who arrived threatened 10 massa
ere thc whole Of the h0ya.i.iS
After HAVING driven the Volunteers from Florence.
. people down sud burnt the tree. n Liberty they
had - lately planted and cred Long hvs Leopold ~
Glutrakll lis Iot rcd a. vas reported
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but readers have righi 20 expect truth OF deccn
oy from tha, source Tho simple naked truth is that
ve have published nows from San trsnc-ro isee day'
later hln thai paper ~ ar, other oi ou 'el- es we
slc sau.lanty elo TO prove aud iAc Herald perfectly
knows oar news was made ptsom orlsiul letters o.
unsucsuouable suiheal -ynot vuc letter merely. but
cial-.r stand ready So prove The mistake ~
ol foreman ia putuns or California new. under ne
TciesiapEc head was exp aimed ga our pancr a. the
next morning. L. cur hccteu ncghhor would ou' Dc
decent should rot hesitate o. Te % share OF onr
early news sometimes. tor We rest the superiority OF
car pspsf CA higher qualities than taa.c jockey would
oore' IN racclorse but while tie Herald behaves 90
the way ituot ol'y lc;ravs ne modification but sFnce
O CONSEQUENCES that its defeat ls mrrfet
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VIZ Joey. wit al. oa board ltal tle Nsntlu --1ni'
nasr Nackilao. Vu tle ll-l % Apr- The trpisin 90
the slhr Tempest reports tlat Do law PIE tlfH ara
Aolll ls- dag. nlta signal % l-tl--, dying el
.ign -ct ul.rn down. and t--, b. immediately stood
toward ltr. ID nIw.- very ltlFy "a" 90 Wili
.a.une ana weather ~ .rtrl..v c.lt and fla vessel
rlaSlu- ice very fast le REACHED r.lr enough -1
dlsuu .lI-l The people GA board a- .t ~-ym were
gathered az on Tie .sr-.-. SID counted tnen-ll .a
number. llc.lilL. tle caFrs.-s r.'r leu Do Wa
al hands ptrshei she went down bodily. iole anu
ar Tie asst vcst-e Le a~ % Der orn- 'e bead % tlr
no. she Wa owlci lv Richmond s. Co., 10 D. 1lcarl.
Both cargo anl Vo-se. were insured Dee leinpt-t
-af her sails ALL queucr went ashore lesr me
~..e..ns Bear fluu bushes Waaa, were thrown over
before she could ,r .ot under "a,. sa' went tsnofr
s,s.- w hrle -la a.u lies Win 500 bushels wheat n
han ana 80 asf alrcr- yer.orfT r-- and ne bal
sncr q TIA Narsf dry. she W. PROBABLY 'e sot o.
Capt Wilcox. 81 the scl- folani- a" A. An1cae1 over
hoard ron r.st vessel AMI drowned on LAKE Nchl ID
en h..r ps.sase from axe Michigan lie belonged %
Ftirr.or- OHIO The Cai-119 J.arsf- 10 i-e -ntn al
---rs the los. OF the schr John Lille lear ths N1rth
Nsr,rou u 8 late lloN. au1 % was feared t-ti a. %
bosrd consisting OBJ - or IS persons were .o-t l-c
Indians brought iAe nc"- over g. ie Nei'~'' ~-0 TO-
Fo'''0 '' .Oswezo Times May o
IT, Col RIB Tsv'ar. * meraoe- e. tie ONO
esl.-,-s md LAWYER who shaiicncl - professor
oT the stage has become Lrei o; i-a'i'. So a-i -
AGAIN resumed the practice % .t" No- lr.----.
wrQts a. Indian tragedy cslci Iccltl-th Tlc- -c nP
pearea n ne other q shi O.; Cincinnati
GAMMA CoUNr.-The trisl e Lorns Picker
lns Gu Al lr-criaent chang Ar vrh 81 assai WIN
day a. noon The theu gwen % the jury. All
the court adjourned A. the houf q meeting ~ A.
tcrucca the Jury returned ver5lcf oi 40 g-s. and
tasy Wei. discharged e. LOUIS Rep. APnl e.
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Boston Notion.'-Towu and Country Club.
Corre-pondcnce Of The Tribune.


BosToN. May I. 1912.
DEAR TRIBUNE Among the remarkable events
OF the day We chronicle the formation Of the above
Club. Its prospectus says that It rs formed to
establish better acquaintance between men o.
scientific, literary, and ptianthropc pursuits %
Yet, iiom the character Of ~ leading members,
We have 10 doubt It VIII breathe philosophy.
poetry ard phlarthropby, without mcddHnc much
~lrh science Or with practical schemes OF hn-
manly IL held IT, first meeting IA Boston on
Wednesday lest on which occasion RALPH
" ALDO EMYts0N read an interesting cesay upon
Books" II already las over one hundred ucm-
bers q whom are Emerson. Hawthorne, Lone
fellow Lowe. parkcr and other distinguished or
aspiring persons. 10 is % bold quarterly meet
irrs. on which occasion au essay wlll be read ht
some llemhe selected ior the purpose. The most
attractive thing about 10 IS the club room winch
his not vet been es abb she'd there the memb -
vii a,ways have access. How refreshing such =
rendezvous q enlightened mem Nau is a social
b.ine AM the strength oi man IN every Purs 90
depends uoon his r.aii14s wi,h hs fellow mrn.
THIS Truth. winch Inns always been illus; d
in thor1Itcai ccoromy 90 government. i1 religious
associations. and DIS modern times. m phllan
thropIc organizations. We rejoice - see a9rre-
ciatct al least bV Cul literary latortrs. They
h4v, "a hard tasa O. Obtain bold upon the pub ic
Ia.nd. their success viii be much promoted by
or-auised effort and their toH ~ oeteued by - m
pathy. h +.
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viRoIsIA-XIYh Dntuct.-The following IS
the fullest report we have Of the County maorties
for Congress 10 this District.

In the late Presidential Election tho Counties
not heard from gave the following meiorties
For Tsylor-Fnyette 1913. Nicholas rs, BrGxton
76-tctal 3l4: For Cass- Giner l0l net M ior-
ity for Taylor 2l3 McComss must lose lJs 20
beat him if the Cabel and Wayne report holds
good. Beside, we are confident the true majority
in Kanawha is $50 instead OF 800.
YIN District.-Tbs following is the foil vote Of
the Richmond City District, except that a ie"
votes may be added to the poll in Goochl0nd
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Attorney General-PrspOsal- for the
Completion Of the Patent Once Building

WAsHIN5roN -lri'T Naf TIT
H7n. REvERDY Josss0y IS expected here To-
morrow when j. B. thought r. s11e important sp
ro.r--oer-s 20 20 10 t.k,1 20 - re C..lle.
1ae contracts tor rho comp .-t--l e re Fsisai '
Budding w. 10 allotted mor-or. ~ HenTlo. oi
Se7l orx arc1ir~c- II t-- -m-h-ollsa la''i'n'4 :
one 4 he tIlers ss.,ca-es v,h " Ro,er' Brown q
IT, cry j. j.. slppo.sd 'rsi tae complexion % -
..5.rg W. -.ke tween r,so and iares Teas'
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RsoDE IsLAsp.-The votes for Congress have
been officially csnvasssd by the Legislature with
toe following result
Dst George g. K.ns. Of Newport. fWAg) 30t9.
fernor Brown. 4 Cumher.ald. Loco 2i-
John Boyden Jr. liho-J 2.t scat d. King 2
a.Cri-y l-55@
Dist n Fen su-l e. Tlursfou llocol iNf
Sylvester q shcauran INhgl 1877
l. Han CAboll loo scat ~. NJ choice
II the Wings do not take care, they vii ioss the
District AGAR, when every vote i needed.
Ricnari ~ Greene Chief Justice, has resigned
Amos p Smith hes been cnosen NJ, General
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y PsssSOLoSY .- dasne''1yy Vsek-Messr. Fow
La give eir last Course II Lectures this season % Can
ton Hal. commencing Monday evening May T. and couur
uing every evening dunng ne week only fs@ snd
collection tsAeD. Commence a. :; O'Clock Pr.i Ire
uire vii 10 gwen BY l. y FowLEs. Monday eveang-
sub5eei Phreoolosy spilled 10 he framing Of Chdrcr
Second Lecture Tuesday evening. BY o. ; Fowlrs. %
Memory srei intellectual Culture. MI
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II rHF HESsYsT OssaNAR SCHOOL ~ H-nry-.,
next 10 Al Saints Church fece-s. pupil. Al all ages snA
ns hlsm for college the counting house Parent snd
glsfasn, are requested ~ call AMI Examine the institution
q r QuAcsrSsos A " - Rector lie refers 10 The Pee
uiiy Of Columbia College Prof LEvIs, University
Vestry Of All SAINTS Church; Rev Dr. scHEoEDgs Dr.
rEssi', Dr. HslcsT. Mr HisEsGsoOr. and number %
he city clergy New term begin, Monday. Nay Pu.
p.ls entering s'ier~srd charged proportion my3 e.
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Death Of Gel. Lorrimer-Farthsr from t"7
Cotton Crop.

BAIr,fc1E. sunday. Nay ca J u
Tie mail froaa New-Oresns has failed 70 come
- tsnd AID w. have nothing beyond Augusta
Cob Lorrmer 5i.-las-lsl-i ei-lren ~ '1f-a' .-'
'a,e.7 lied Of disease RI -ae 1esrt
The weather 80 continues l1;a7 ora- ETC iae D-''h
e,oo ID FLORIDA though b. . aot a-e -o h'1 20 ieor,
The aesiae- 10 been ra.ly r-.e - day
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANsRICAS Mus,CN.-Bsmum's collection u Pcnfe.
receives magnificent accession today no shape Of
v~Ty large and beautiful picture ct tho Proclamation
french Republic from the Hotel DO fs n arrived from
Europe ssi rees and pronounced bv counois.eur.
chef d'ou're u ar Tho Msrun-ri family one ami all
appear I'D ihelf eIrsOfdnery usmIupe evOuuOns il. -
f~ru"nn and evening, and GREAT Western opens n~~
Ted Tho Yankee Dodxrr .
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" City sdie', and those visiting the city can End Al
q AiLL,s'' II Canals. the largest and h,nd.onc.,
sofnent % black and eoored ss,eT Boot. - found
NeNio's togeihef with complete assortment Of Ladies
a''es and Chiidfens CATER Boot. and Shoes Of al the
VARIOUS kinds, Al moderate pnces J. B. MmLss y, Car
AT between Thompson and L.urens sis mgj.r