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CMAs. ". LoWRIE.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
A.VAu -. IOWA.
w LII practice in Lee aad adjoiaiar eees,iss ;
~ and Lths 3sprsns Court u tbs Hate.
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r,.. s.s,, Cs.1's - Ls,s- o0 Asssfsea..sss.
EAvE order: v:1 Ha.sii. Ksi.,:. : -. ~.
= der alled g g. kesk prices. [nylAASn
Down VITA III R0IO01
"A ~ ssesoa oAsest CAap sssss. neeurs
"A mailing sss tall pssshasss1s viii Mi - ~
- e. -. ell '''::.ss 49, = Ny sssaa -
Ar:seeai Dry 0seas esss. vith : lAsrs assssS.ne
Which tAessssssibsrs Wish e close sst vi1Asss
''i 1.,,,.-s : : A,sor1 %.
AAP8AIBA AND DUILD4R. ehsp ss~tA
- eass sssnes Of kseAaaee Aa1 I'M.
1A1E CAANCG rem = nOHE.
sa1 Oh cfsy unrn.
a DWEkkING Nosss Of Rooms. With am.
"A oisnt spees IL frost los aAdisisaal baiidissu.
sasy peynsnts vitASss iatsrss& Liberal diseemt
fSr esd. said hesss 10 saseasly heilt. pei.ssd
sna ots: me-, ssi! aaisA:d grs.al ps.fsssy reg
ss '.' . .asa n.s ". : =: n.,. lss q
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Tor aa1e "a Z I~---1--
x ueiisihls hniI1i.sisA q ~ s.uz
"A - ONO. e. ~ 49, 49, S.sS ~ =
MA rre1sd. ~ viiihs ~ .H~..ss ". ~
sooa. 'rPsl'ssss
Tsras. Abs. s.sh; n. s.l..e.ia ...y,.y.
1919. !sssirs e =: sadsrsisse4, II lays
oaii0Dgs ssrusr q kxhAaAoe and l1tAsts.
r. 4. UkASTOu.
T0r $40 - 49, =
A DIuE. hIsA heilSln ~ ~ A.,aAs..e 49,.
"A la o Mr. sereet ~ SiHsss 1ss-.s1..
sash, hsiaaes n one ~ tve vee,s' r.-;-s.1s ~
afoun1 81 ~ nm eGca -
- - -
~. ..il...l.EH ~ 60.
go - E..S.S ~ 49, .s.s ~ Anseta ~ saea-
SS,A..ss = ~ n ssI.asys 49, - - essaeoten'
..aess -. ~ ~ ~, 1easnsess y Al y.
Mn II I'M IN q - ss3c 81 e !. ~ g
n.l 1aAAaC ~ xAAh CA11 - WOOD OO14InS,
~ - ~ at asns ~ ma according y sfdsz,
Hssss" y. ~ nss.1 .ss.s y.
.xnsrsss.s n ~ .;s..' ~ -, .is is.!
he saanss lsil = etve ti1fnsoiG. = -
Ossllng Dsezas - - M . ealllns q a. ~.
1se, whsss ssAers win g feeeiys1 ~ sHts.sl =
day ss aieht. a ~ - a q -
VI prnwrns 49,.
jssels. . H..s s.. $500 = ~ =.
oves 7Ae0posnse ~ 80 oAee feee~.
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n. a. SOY NTON,s IMPROVED
VENTILATlNG AND SELT-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
I've . q . 81.
Patented A4n,tsf % IRA

Patented AUgtist ., 1854.
gINHlS Furnace 10 different In many essential
particulars from any thing ever before o1sred
to the public.
It presents larger amount Of Elective radiat-
ing surfsce tall ~ which 10 in direct contact
with the Grcl than any other Heater nov in tho
market. One entirely new and important feature
Is the addition Of large amount Of surface At
tached to the fre pot, in the forn Of fans, which
adds very mach ~ the power Of the furnace, snd
prevent the over heating and cracking Of the pot.
The conatruetion Of its sslf-ciearinR radiator
| an important consideration, ~ il saectualiy OBJ
viates the necessity of cleaning. The radiator
itself encircies tbs body Of the furnace, and 10
connected theIwi b by six hues, or distrfbutine
pipes, which, taken directly from the top of tbs
IRE pot are 30 arranged that the IRE il brought u
equal contact with the entire internal sufiace 81
the furnace, thereby rendering the radiator and
pipes ~ also the body. when tho direct draft IL
closed tas Il siwsys should be. except while kind
ling the Are), net powerful rAdAting surface.
The entire structure, when set, Is much lees In
height than any hsAtero{ equal capacity In pre-
ent use, thereby s6ording m opportunity TO rive
the desired elevation 70 tho hot air ppss-a point.
the importance Of which Is apparent 10 all Who
have had experience in furnace setting.
The joints sre all so adjusted a. to pssven' The
escape Of gasss or smoke, and render once packing
sufhcient for years.
A careful sxam,natioa Of the form and sitting
VI the castings, will show that the liability 70
crack il entirely obviatsd by the ample provision
which has been made for expansion and esnsrac-
tion
This furnace presents IN original and Important
desderaium especially to the Western 1rHds, n its
peculiar sdaptstion 70 the use OF hituninous coal
The auss, which are large, leading peFpsnaieu-
larry fron the Ore pot 70 the radiators ard nearly
10 the exit pipe, fully exposed to the direct
action Of the hre. The rssinoss matter. adAssine
to their inner surfaces, 10 easily iguitxd and the
que burns clear while the sediment Ia prsei ptst-
cd into he chamber below.
In the use Of bitnninOus coal smoke nine u
decreased size 10 emplcyed.
We are now prepared to put up The ateve nAnaed
fasnace, for wood or coal, both public and pri-
waite houses, Atshort notice. One Of them can b
ct the Conf Chapel Ia this city, pnt
up BY ~. C0MST0CK BRO,
July Sid ~ Main-at.
.RlCkLkn.
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sun Prince q tAs Hssss e lava. = e1Fes
i yeags In ~ Molly city, saatsA - ~ nv.
krs3. j. 3. lAgvahan. For sale "
,..., 3. K. AAlf mn,
tAssx5d - Nain-ss.
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I,Ls DUG ONAL SAYS,
IL BY E. Thompson, d. D., L. L. b.,
: new edition, revised and enlsssed,
edited BY Rev. y. ". CLARK, D. D.
4 For sails BY H.AB.
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0ouseo - NenS.
LOUk desirable houses for ANAL families, q
- Yrsnklin-st. Inquire 81
KING = TAYLOR,
Ang4o No. Maiu-at.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Not Air gluc cook steve,
Quincy City.

"Ecsll particular alteration to this stose
w which for beauty and nnish cannot es SER
passed. 1t takes long wood heats rapidly, and
VIII bake quicker and with iess fuel than any 9TH
erstove in the world. Every stove We will warrant
to perform we'll, and not TO crack by IRE, and .
falurein eithsrcase will be reaedied by ~ ut oar
owAexpcnse Pieasec ali and examine this nsS
article. at II Mainst.
aprs-d COMSToCK BRO.
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CMAo. ". L0WRIE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-. low a
w LII pssssics in Lee Aad adjeiaias eoeusie g
~ and II the 8uprsms Court of tbs State.
0@ss over Sisklsa Lseas Daak rhird-ss,
jan37-diy
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rae nee I011oo 800 7;o~I n.
"1LL kssp II sals, 8 tHelr 49, = ~ ~
w kak asG -. ~ Mslaes 1Ailssa1 nSpsa.
Meod n ~ sssd, ~ alse pesraasd a. 49,
Also, Coal fren III hsst m1nGs n - ~ Hninea
Valley, vhisA they will deliver II ssy past q -
city, On short notice.
Orders Left o. ~ RailssaA Dspss, q Win na,A.
Win nsaas, sssnss Aaia asA 81 sts., vill ~
psc.Pely aassnAsa -. Price Low. Tssns--Oasl
% asttvery. lpnelo.tef
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MAIN A RTIsT BRIDE, OR THE BRO.
'e&Strest. ~ KER'S HEIR, BY Emerson Bennett
author Of Prairie Flower, Forged Will.
! A MAIN For sale by HART 1 BARBER,
veSStreet may6d " Maiu-et.
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FER sale ~ Z DaRV0A0.
a AshGibls building 70 feeGfssse OF l>es a
a shs option II tbs purchases. eAi1 let 10 g
hlea gssaAd, sad willie sslAsAsapt u spplisdsss
aOo0.
Terms: Aseat sash ths balsHesia sasypey.
nsoso. 1nqaAre 81 The undsrsieDeA, II hyia
buildt1gs ssrnsr q kxhAaAos and l1sAsn.
p. a. UH0STOu.
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A RCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA
"A and Land, from the earliest date
10 the last exptditious in search ol
sir John Franklin; Edited BY Kps
sargent. For sale by
msy5-d HAkT 4 BARBER.
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ATTENTION.
DkkHAP6 the cheapest and best located
MAIN STREET property Chat 10 for sals) v
nov sasfsd. bsng let ~, blsek ~ 1rst sast Al
Asssrs. Clark Van Nostrasd's leather store.
Apply for terms he. 10 the unAsrsigned. Also
bsastiful lots il D. " Ktlboafss,s ffst sadition.
lots betwssn 18th and stA streets, On Hrsnkiin.
sprAd r SAMPLE RANKIN.
Ter safe.
A LOTS In Asson's Lower AAdisioa--ans view Of
4 DC city andriver Term easy.
Also, 4 very dsslrsble lots il Elmuood, for resi-
2enoas.
.aAisA SAMPLE RANKIN.
EsOk eALk.-Psrt Of lots and :, hlosk 90, cid
u linits, bstvssn johnson And Exchaags, front
In e3d nchlS SAMPLE RANKIN.
1.-TWO one O6ices, and two Basement Rooms, %
6scoud-st., bet. Main and Jobnsop.
jy71d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN. :
Fer 0eOs.
A DWELLING HOUSE, in Mason's Lower Ad.
IA dition, by SAMPLE 1 RANKIN
jyfb-d
0argat1.
EsOkBALS--A farn Of Ae3 acres, In Green Bay
Township, Lee Co., lswa, consisting Of - acrss
prairie snd - timber; sitsAsed On the Atssssippi
nvsr, niles nsrth Of Fort Aaaison The - aerss
ass heavily tinbsred With sAk and walnut, aad
shsss u geod landing for steambsats At sane.--
Ssid farm will Be sold 81 very low lgufss and goed
time. SAMPLE RANKIN.
jy15d
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III MARKET.
I OTIS Of :, and 3, % Lsvss, ..bstvssa ExsAasgs
IL nd bAAk. Also, - - ~ fest, corner 81 ~
and johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN.
sprssd
i esrisg 10 acres, sdjoiniAg Aanilaes, near he
Bla1, ~ very low Agarss. Inquire Of
Ape30d SAMPLE RANKIN.
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alRIfIAEIAPELLIsElsx.
ALMANAC ,ox sxw roxx-Snn say.
IN -............ ( % gEzs... -
u ,.s.ms...s..... II UGR yAYn ,s. morn Is
Port Of rev York, July no, 1887.


Port Of Rev York, July 10, 1887.
CLEARED
Eayk VII enia, Ward, Norfo!k-Smth Tough
s.Is Esss!ss, i SSsssii; ss'ssssss sssssfd
sr.s Harieas as, HarasnsrSos, a.ii..-D 6swOli
Brig smithers tr,, Johnston 81 Jchs MA smhers
Brig Echo King Darirn--a, Pierson.
Brig Chasteaie, Asndv, wevmonih-rnompson Hunter
schr Mary Adelne jenkins Frederichsburs Bruni
sssr Arc.,c, Cries.a Aie,apdr.- Merrill Abbot.
Nay a..s aver Mckee
Nose :nd s:s:snssH ] Die ssk i:a 4 u i; lon
i. g sa passed snip Orphan. from BordsauI for
Jamestown. PArrsA Norfolk -. win uass and
nc !: - IS p:::. ,S Ssy:! sssss:s !sy
2 q heo" Iss So
st Il. sssss q Ess 9.
TX ss rs,"o srnrs In se snip Falmouth bear
ssIk sarah hcses. Ncsss, sasuA, July A. with
Big z.ns Si.a S.Au.:s ,use . with .y. 70 Ma.
s w sas ssss, S '
ses,s xss;ssF .'' JUG = az:
Tell and drowned.
Schr Hazard (ot kegporp burdich. Mstasorda July 7,
Win cotsn msster NO date lat IS lon q spoke ship Leg
ipEtop. from New Orleans for Liverpool
Schr Mekte tTso. stoddsro 81 Angus Tue Fls dAyA
sehr A Ellis, Mikels, wnmnE IN, Nc, dsya
seSr Chief FOUNTAIN Bsamors
sehr Judge Runysn koss New Brnnswick, NJ, for Ne
sclr Pearl Kelly. Albany for Ne~ Bedford.
fcbr n 4 can. Cook Port for rsuntou
eckr Alexsncer. Black ell Por Even for p ovid.nce.
schr War st. ed, Smith. Port for p evidence
echr segur. Wilbur Port kwes for Fall Riser
Hchr John Wsker Fxrrsn Por Ew en- for Pail River.
Schy PenntyvAni Fargo Port Even for Alyus Point
schr Stranger Handy Pougnkeecsis
Schr VIM Camp sams Pi.-moni for Derby.
scbr TrHpqni Rlunt, Hondout for Ne Esyeu
Schi Caroline Prebu,e Ro1tout for rev LONE
tchr Eclipse, PAyrt, Rondout for Providence.
eehr Mantle Bourbon Ron loot for Providence.
e. hr Croch cr. Prishy, Ropdont for Tauuioa
81 op Clio Bris BY, ElixabetnpOrt for Taunton
sloop dEeport Delaney Poughkeepsie for Bridgeport
Steamer Georges Greek Gaser Norfolk.
Steamer Delaware. ropes. PnilstelphiA
Steamer Wsusuaa, Nye New Bedford
stcs rer Curlew, Williams PROVIDENCE.
Steamer Decatur. Gecr Nor wch-
RrIusrxp-The shic Manchester Pratt. hence for Or
leans dc the lower hay Yesterday and having
been d covered Of about Three riches per us put bach
Hhe lays on the Battery, Mr.
BELOW.
Ship Orphan, Kemplon from Bordeaux II.
Wind during the dsy. EVE. and fresh with raiu-
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n,sc.ir.r.o.. and ,,s.,s-r,.

BrnSISe or SUR clRlcKTss ship caracs capt eiphen
a.. q G ss Of 'sOs va, de s hc
ss si'ssi o % ~ q po sG sos
r.lDt lone. having been ssse so% the barb ~. eh
Ioi,s,s; DE ish The s.p.la sy. ss sa,sins
EsE o, rsrusas vih weather gki vim fro ssw
~ Ss up sSs Ss ss sn s
rcd D The sSJ 40 he
ssr that Ihe chip Gre, ard used every get
:as ssc Il b., .hoS aud .s ,.
The decks vet We made sail iir rornsss thai being The
Gre broke out re .oss soS % sss he
s so, :: sy an. o. ws ass bad
should fr:s Us sssnsoo her The srs srsi
as " HS9s Ss %
soud ossr1e have dome June 'T S SH
. 10, Cor Tor,ugss but smoke becoming %
sa s sp sa AZ "a aassr ~
S Ss Il s sSs and I'D ss s
60, ssr,h, ys,ssa we're 8 mIes from rOr'uss. We
mss had burned Oh We then started with iss .hip
s s for nc sos sg "n,ss W 2. a ss
Up On NE lss By The barb Anne El1sssh Gao,
The BY he nrst NAE "a psssi no 5, hs
% 8. as 10. Ss ~ 81 s sss
Sss cp T,n M S %
osus ~ 2. Ss s. v s rSs
ION bound Liverpool ss'p was ysar. OK s7a sSn.
a'p a & sps a r s'qs x.
ots loss here being possibility Of her drng
VI
Mallory Capt Lester.
Fur MoutrRIx Ashore below lesfon has conpieeis
lest her rnes er DO and
shps rising NJ, ookrg she would break two parts
dets the water sewers. dsep Mos OF Der sails and
rigging and of Der CITY together
with out 900 bars railroad iron. This latter article would
dsy nce ne ssp ven s.Sne b, ~. ssr sa every
and the Write APPS have broke about In ever, al
econ kost CT the crew have reached the shp
BARR PtcrIo GARNER from York for Mobile IN an
assorted cargo trnos upon East Key shoa night OF
r, Usp, son shsr seins sSore % throw
Gardner Key arrived and their assistance Several rht
or oads were rot out cry and quauy OF the carg1 pct
up o, which arrived Key aud eo ism nv
me ssrla accounts me BARK had hres Rect wais, h
her and as the weather haa been ecurf
bat has bDfed rte Pacific AZ nu tons
bun lets ard ws owned bv hetsrs surges Chairman
Of this city, and IL probably insurtd
Nav BlnE v wn1IArs At Rockland from Ner yors los,
Belly ~ " ' "o'' VI"
BRrG BLACK HAwR (of New yorss Sparks from w.rs,s, for
uuadsloupe With lnDher when Gay ont apfurs lesk
na hed; prev on par O. deck cad Oa be 2a inst was
into Glsucesier. oh a. before reported WV ''"s
scHR RkvyS from Phladepsa with coal for Hanvor sb
ON hobnsons Rock In Peuobsc bay and Her hscnss
Le lu,t out q wAor, At low tide The isowsed By
huocn harvard and other Of Bucksrott insured At
he hetchsns hAfLse ohce IN Bangor
scHR OnssrIor Of Pol smou,h where rom bound ne,
sisted ~ sslore ~ Seven Hundred Island stesntng
rror went to her assistance ah Inst and was houshshe
scHs Susan TYprs Cof Broohsvle Cousur from Bspso,
,er Danves ssss with lumber In attempting 20 enter 49,
habor 2d inst srrck ledge aud was badly dansseo
mat she WI probably be o1ndemred.
The steamship Moses Tai Ior not snnshed yesterday
'wina 70 he storm. II tbe esmess pesnh she w1 DC
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The Eew York City Grcnadiers, Captain Lowdcn or
rived In the city yesterday sernoop but in sequence
Of statement in the INV YoRx HERALD OF Yesterday that
the company would not leave lhat city today no for
NAL reception given them. TIE Grenadiers ,het
10 their quarters al he Frsnkn House whaut any escor
This morning Major Peter Fz accompanied the strangers
10 the Hall Of Independence, where they we're met and
welcomed BY Mayor Vaax. His Honor spoke o. consider
able lcogth referring 10 the military spirit Of the Amer
can people; but professing, o. he was Quaker 70 be un
able 70 speak kno sngy upon the subject He auded 10
the asso aiions which cuser about the Hall Of lnfcpea
ctpce, 10 the rariouc feelings which they engcnder aud
In cor clnson again warmly welcome the visitors 10 the
city and 10 ths hall The Mayor enta 1siascSNg
paudod during the progress OF his speech aud ser be
had concluded, three enthusiastic cheers gives for
him.
Mr.. Jane, PeokhAm ofcer Of thu regiment to which
the GrenAders belong, responded 70 the Of the
Mayor and quito eloquent In his ausoas 10 the Hall
and 10 the Important measure whl,h oonsummated
there Mr.. Pcckham, a.th ,ugh believer In tho nsccssy
OF military organizations, could see approaching Time
when disputes between nations would be settled with Dat
10 arms The speaker referred TO the Arctic
adyenui OF DR. Kane and to the laying or the gubms
rine tes cable evidences Of the tendency Of tho
age toward the accomplishment Of peaceful
After leaving the Hall the COMPANY Hsrohod 10 the
United States Mint The weather very unavofable
for military display, the rain pouring In torrcnts Too
soldiers 4" Frirned and bore H." however.
The City Grepaders dress In the red coats and bcArskn
shskos OF Ba.h grenaders The pioneers dressed the
Scottish plaid and kin, accompany TIE company In their
paradcs Tnoy arc also accom- paned By an excellent
band Of music
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Personal intelligence.
The Ogdensburs Republican OF the 2sth instant says
Hon william Seward AID LADY, son Of Mr.. Sc ~ard
and his wife, arrived In this village by steamer yesterday
slsnds Ct the 81 Lawrence By the evenings boat
IN " we're Joined by Hon + p. Blair and sdy Hoa "
The party viii remain Ia our village to day, aod VIII leave
oy steamer for trip Gown the river st. wre1oe to NOR
row morning.
Springs, Virginia. Judee Wayne, Of the United States
Supreme Coart Senator shdell Of Louisiana Governor
rsi Of Maryland; and the wife Of Governor walker OF
Kansss
Hon NJ W patss the noe United s,ales Senator from
Delaware has for some time been threatened With loss
CT eyesieh, ba, see stated thu, operation has
lately BEEN performed in Philadelphia so that ne
readily distinguish the color OF p,pcr
which he was unable 10 see before
ARRIVALS.
sSs e s aSr Sarr
sS 10 m wsm Vel. ssn and
". ffSe om nSad sp ass; ND o ~
%a z.pa ~: ed
9v H9ogr ss s and ,o van p.,ca ws
.r waTsr LeTq. ssnf9, w.'ss
sssSE Prss. ss w..Sa ,sSas s sS%
~ lss fsies. sssnsein s6enscn oosissel' ssos,
o Fss1 wss ssp ss s Ss
Bre-n, yolas McDouaid Iopss 0apisns lowell aud whale
Prom Ilverpoo In ss .hie Kangaroo, Mis-. Murdoch
Miss Gamble. Miss Blsn1 Held, Patterson Lo Lambert
A. lady Edmund Burdett LADY and two children Isaac
oil and lady. John Simmons and lady hill and lady
WI garsbofa am lady and cad, Maxwell Reilly LADY and
seven thioren and servant Mrs Lan- Robevs h0ais
lady john Reeveg lady and four children Mr. buchanan
wecs. vi Ward Mrs Fsokner JAS q EasinerT Juhu N
Gray, Parkins and LADY, Aler Murphy, Wrstan'ey J
Ets John largdou, eake, JOSEF henson Robert py
ming on n Hudson, Mr. Nahe. Mr. Rics n " Dcka Ms
Poniop, Emanuel Hwrison, Lawson, Mr. Grpgston
Gfefson Henry Banbd dge Oasau Ivia Leon DeouYsa
shsw-sno IS 10 The storage
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the teamstip Amsrc, Bcston--Nrs
Elliott Muses. Josua Grno, Hart 'ushr & ~ q Il AXE,
n Blake, Brewer. ae-srs W Rogers. w n Efnmons
Aev ID Nairh, " PesrsOn and wife, "a Bays Stake, y
ahuthmann vile and children Crabbie wife aud In
fart Mrs ana Miss NJ Annie Her wcrib SION Mrs
fav0 ard daugtter West Cambridge; Well Eorh Andover
fserce. Padleore Mrs y PadlefJr5 Misses Padie
for turner Prcsifencei Mr. and Mrs Graz ar David
son Bohan. Mul er Harrison, New York M wales
and we, t.s DIV, nichmond vs Mrs Howard, 81
1cuih; scur. hobart New Orleans; DR. ~ n IeI,asfd
ssee Birch u lancas Yer, England; cameron and friend,
Liverpool Buaei Y Holden. London: " I,agnalI Dab
In; Ann tsae Patton Ire land rsrluge Teriouge Cape
Hsytifn; Bar let, AR IN uermauy Ole Bull and sDasa
For HsiiayJ W Lovden wife child and servant rafame
Jonee Miss kcIsSe n A knv. " ,olford W q OBrien,
hrr tiza hu an ard child Ms Charlotte Nors an dsuEh
Ter, losa: NJ sod Yrs T. 10, mis arford C21ni Mr AMI
Mrs koskutl hiss BtdfO Nd Mr. ana as aile1k Mrs
pOl hrs kp 3, Broos vn, v; JNand fef1trs. hev "
Yuinu, Era Cf hev, New York: bet MOVE SCOTS; capt
9wyDnt. NJ reg an sni ne Is 'ccTrosne B1ss arry
end = Lcw, Montreal Mrs and aNss Ahlscn HelhS-
- TLta%
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being naked az to wha. kind Of Q man no vas replied,
"befweer you and he's The greenset ever saw"
cs rd Dr. mas; men rsscn vs.asss !T rr.1 ~
NE oosns cion bsween the power Of thought and utter
spos Il resumed h,s seas, and YES fsl'owed By
n. Pnr o. New York, who made fe . brief but in
Rev hxssS JTsvr cSl), OF Tho Syrian naaios, deli.
yrred the eaynet and manly speeoh OF the occasion,
rronouncrg the course Of hAnc culogy Rev.
In smih
The meeting then adjourned.
Phi RErA kAPrA GRAFTON AND POEM.
The North church aswded last evening 10 hear
sppsu.e greeted them :. they sso.ndea The puISx IN
Kappa and Rev. W. T. Euets, tho Corresponding Score
tary. Every who has heard Mr.. Philips eud Ia ac
quan.ea xnh the peculiar style Of ors,ory watch a,n
SCHOOL" Knows that the charm which his thro
around his polished productions cannot be reproduced on
ipe's would necessarily impair his rich imagery
detrsct from the fascination or hs language. The
subject previously announced, The Rspublicar
Scholar Deoessariy Ga Agitator." After tcnderng
unanimous vote Of thanks from W. Phillips, Esq 70 the
K frsaeraty for the honor OF their invitation he pro
the facts Of he present III The masses DO and must rule
He then proceeded to investigate the and maEne
by Will - The mssses 10 be reached and showed the
them. The grafton was IN many parts eloquent
Femer offensive Philippians appeared than toe
aneceens Of the speaker ave reason 70 anticipate H
disparegement Of Edward Everett, which Is standait
topic with Mr. p, every one knows, received VIII
mingled Kisses and applause the latter however, pre-
w hS
cited smile as ita only response.
Mr.. FINCH then folio scd with exceedingly beautiful
production called the "Necklacen There strung or
i "Iawrence's Ding Song on the Chesapeake" "rnt
KDes song "sSng Of the ~ Hses &C. al q !aea
ling To extract any Of these gems for the columns OF
daily paper is almost as unsuitable as TO expose sevre
porcelain fer sale hardware store Here Is one how
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