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BtTCBELoR's HAIR DYE:

IT TIL TIT y III NVNTsI-
william A Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dys pre-
duces color not 20 be distinguished from nature
warranted not to iniure the Hair in the least rem
edics the i'll effects Of bad dyes and invsorates the
Hair for life GFEv, Rgn, or RUsrY HAIR instantly
turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, SC.
r The Genuine i signed WILLIAM A. Bsrcs
LoE ~, four 'td,, Of ,acs ssr
FACTORY, 80. 81 Barclay street,
New Yer
(La's ajj Gro7fvHy and Is sops Str..f)
Feh- Is. dSu5n
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FARM EnR SALE

I'VE Subscriber will sell the well known Farm On
L which no lives. consisting # q acres Of super
lative land. Good improvement large orchards
and Fruit In great variety.
Alsp. tho took Of Cows Sheep end Hor-r.. amt
farming tools, al-r if desired, large valuable
Feat Eo-
NATHANIEL SUTTON.
Shelhurur. Jan. 30. t-6;. u5swbf
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MILITARY BOOKS.

IIoSrITAL STEWARDS MANUAL.
III Revised Army Regulation.
Rifles and Rife Practice.
Cavalry Tactic
Infantry Tactic 2 taririv Of authors.
Tor sale At HUNTINGToN's.
Feb. De-
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,CRICULTURAL BOOKS.


ssDB ,YING AND WORKING" by Stevenson.
" Diary North and South, by ". n, Russell
LII n
.' No Name hv Wilkie Collius.
Mrs Woods New Novel" Werner. Tride
" Lady Audley's Secret
For sale by {. q. FRENCH 4 CO
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POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY:
O>>ian T.. Dodge, and
William HAYWARD.
PECTLT.TR CO.TCERT>

rs EIELINGToN. THURSDAY EVENING.
MARCH Sab. ToWN HAIL.
fHr rsff'eH'sr- 200 mail Bill.
L.h .a-I.t I'll
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS

THE PALMER MARBLES
andin an, ether beautiful variotics.
{. o. FRENCH L co.
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,. d..
INIlM FOR SNLE.

Ia rmlr---r Irh. -.-H. ,fr=. Ann, we'll. a-od
So y-1-..
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Even the London Tin'os cannot stand the
absurd lie Of Bcaurc-ar,l and Iugroilam that
the Blockade Of Charleston was raised. Il
says there Was not even au mtcunrsilu IF
The hlnckalc."
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4 NSrtf Ersorn for .fl. Tho hest Thin. If tho
Y Kind ever published Iu thi. cou.trv Every
man should have a coTr. For sale by
e. -. FRENCH & GO.
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CHArED HANDS. FACE. LIPS. sc.

tnAfED HANDS. FACE. LIPS. SC.
Certain and Immediate Cure Hsscman & Co.'S
CsmPhor Ice With Glye.rine. if used according 10
he directions. will keep the h,nds son in the cold
est we-ther. Price 2j Cents. sold by prus.vts
Sent by mail On receipt Of 81 cents.
i,clo 1m HEGEilAN & CO,
Chemists and Druggist, New York.
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ij0,IoN. March g,
The 2nd y. II home from the war, arriv-
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ran HHrv Ur>TFrED.
rl, arf subsistence from 1ato of enlistment
4. ". FISHER.
Capt itn ". Vols. Recruiting omcer.
uf-.t. Ht-r Commercial Bank
FOR SALE.
II NhelHum Village li' aero, of superior land,
I consisting Of Meadow. IA turc and Woodland,
well wa'sred, with harms thereon. said land va.
formerly part Of the LYMAN Han Farm.
ALSO
\ good story bTicl-ho with convenient cut
house. and one acre ~ land. Inquire Of
Nr-. WM - BARKER, on the premises.
or Of a. N. BAVKEE Of Charlotte.
Shclhuru. Feb. 2lih w3ts
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COMMERCIAL NOTE AND LETTER PAPER. al
Z {. o. FRENCH & cos.
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For Joyn,r Special .,o,ic,s 81, 'oprfi r~y,
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Bounty and Premium

\ VOLUNTEERS fr three wears i'm the infantu
Cavalry or Shsrpshcoter, sfill enlisted
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FRUIT FRTIT FRTIT

TINS DAY received Nice Lot Of Winter Apples;
4 also. Oranges and Lemons, which will he sold
cheap Tor cash, az No. Bank Block.
{. L. HART.
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rI'UE Store lately occupied by n rEFNTISS G
| Co.. West side Court House Square.
Inquire Of y TAFEEF
Euilu-f. Jan. -. 1888 dawsr
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Personal Inssllissncs.

Senator Harras and SON. OF Albany arrived At The Astor
House yesterday, roule 20 Washington.
MAJOR Brownel % Hartford @ McGregor Of the Unted
states Navy; T. N. TAFT, of England q. Hart and w r.
Nicholson 81 Bston, aad Nc Clark q Washington are
stopping at the Brevoort House.
william W Morris, of LoaIsvilie ,. " Brastop a Cali
forpia Carouth and o. H. Undeshhl, q Boston william
Young, of -. Louis; Paymastev J. D. Murray, United
States Navy; r. FARRELL, Of Oneida. " r. rufertsa ~
Vermont and whpps, Of Hartford. ere stopping II the
Metropolitan Hotel.
A. O. Chaplin, Of Springfield Goysrpov Morton, q In.
diana; r. Pcmeroy, a Fittsnsld; Hon. c. vibsard, Of
Albany; T. r. Ross. q Auburn; esuatov Pomeroy, Of
Kansas ". landlord, of conuecscat r. n. Bailey, Il
Bs>cn, and y. eraach o S. PelsrsbuSG, stopping
81 The e. Sicbolas Hotel
Hon Y n. norgsp and lady, Of Aurora; q. wasrsn Of
sasea Rock, Colorado Tsrriioryi ~ ,. ADdsrsoo, Il
washington John BusisrAed, Of Utica r. A. Yorsysh, of
n n. Van Duser, of Newburs; ". A. eoot and hdy, II
Gan Francisco; j. A. Foot, OF CeveiAsd; u. Wells Of
Aurora: G. civilians and lady, Of Connecticut. W. "
Alien, g. Hall, Boston pnd Judge Crosby, Lowell, are
stopping ~ the Aston House.
III Governcr Hicks n raising company Of voun.
teers Dorchetsr county 70 serve under himself No cap
tain under the reesut call for ten thousand from
Maryland. s.
Major General W. e. rrown, special sseut for The p,
rean Of Military satAfis Of New York received orders
on saturday 20 start mmedftey for the Army o. the
Potomac, 90 enter upon .be discharge Of his duties
Captain Massey, of the british army. Who ran away 70
Avon y. v, with Miss McTsv Oh. q Toronto Canada
wa released from jail at Geneseo Friday asst ard al
An carly hour the day following arcJupsnicd y hls
rar,rer ct or the East The friends q the grl have
decided l. abandon Der n ber fate and b Dot probabe
thai the PARTIES VIII receive any further molcs,sion
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HYYCkYLASEoUs.


A BsoLUTE SALE or 20 LOTS AND CORES IN THE
N Ninth ward Of the city Of Bfootlyn on De Esn Lewis
wioufhoy and slnyvessnt avenues whspoon. Hart aud
IN. EIosslor Pre- Insurance cempany q New Yess vii
sell Al snc,ion on Thursday June 70 att O'clock At The hrr
shsss' EsshAnss sassreom. 100 feer,. >, mroash
BLEkCkEH, son a Co. and JAMES COLE a SON.
Ane,onssrs ne aoiowins properly belonging % tse. u,
u kab .vsnae-9 los a. bss s',y,essn, and RID Az.
PULASKI 30 io,ss a. bri Red and s,gy...a1, syr
stuyverant Avail vs. bet PULASKI q AwDoushby Az.
s,uy'ss.n. AZ, lots ., r, Hsr :. Y !,losgsss.
liar ST. .gs. b., s'nyv.ssn, ., q. and RIoad~ay
Mnlouehby ay -sdo n kss Lev. stiyy.sAn avs
Witherspoon sli3 DO o. ., bet Lewis ftuyYssan,
III. propery vey eir.bly .es,d on sl.gsl.d onnd
kslb avenue, snd Broadway Ines - different points And
ferris In Brooklyn. For residsnces the beatty "a nnsuf
passed and nunb~r % fne residences have already been
erected In the viciny Al the sfess have igns the
and ~ fs"t In Width whe no fssn0e nom
the Custom ro1e is.ths that fourth
New fofG Tbs offers unusuai oppoTiuuy for IN
for speculative prot~fJ ID ibis
neshborbood rapidly Increasing IN rsn~ FIr-haasrs
will " protected afn nusA9crs ~ elauA The ff~fs
vii furnished s5sfact - title FREE OF
The ttls 10 undsputabi~ Two thirds ~ purchases
money rstnain bond and pr
For Ac. aptiy the ono 81 N COMPANY
ls0 Broadway the Auctone~rs NJ ~ Cedar
III 99 FulOn street BruOxlFn ~ orfsF
EuoESE PLuxgKrT President
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TINE SEARCH FOR the pRlvArE ERs.
The 0unboss United states Heard FROM
The Impudence OF British Captain
Capture o. the Brig Isabella Themp-
soa-List Of Vessels spoken, &c., Sc.

~ OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
On BoAap Uxnxp STATES srEAxEa UNITED STATES,
ATLANTIC OCEAN, juno IL 1868. I
Tho United States steamer United States neutsnan.
Commander r. W. Mead, Jr, len the Navy Yard, Brook
yn on the 10th inst hapast r. NJ. and she
passed the North Carolina her rigging manned and
they gave three hearty choers which responded
% by boys. E4ff lUa
Nothing Of interest occurred until the morning o. the
ITth when, At about nvc O'Clock, overhauled and
spoke United States frigstc Sabine and hapast
six schooner Erie of Ielcburg, bound Washington
AT one =. NJ VIC made a sail ahead standing
20 the eastward Tho were immediately
boat was sent in charge q Acting Ensign Osborne 70
board her. She proved TO be tho brig Ihos Rowland,
from Marseles bound 10 New YORK NIFTY two days out
TO the officers and crew expected 10 leave their com
Portable quarters and move 70 iess favorable ores
board Of the prvaieer and was said that some were
packed up ready 70 DO 30.
On the morning Of the 18th boarded the Norwegian
bark Olaf Kyre, from New York for Norway
Al noon-Boarded tho American schooner Hartstene,
Horn master, from London May 10. bound New York
snce: had rugged Jury masls and was under saiI.
one = M-Boarded the Engish ship suliana, from New
York hound 10 London.
Two =. M.--Receiyed a boat from the United States
schooner KHtstinny, cruising, all well Weather fine
and clear.
the captain officers did nt show tho least respect TO
che boarding officer or IN any ray extend the common
are deserving OF more than passing notice We trust
that IN future they will be cordially received by all
United states officers boarding her.
Al three r. NJ spoke tho United states bark Amy
United states schooner H. Manton and United states
schooner Weldon, cruising.
AZ half-pAst six SPOKE ship Alexander, OF and from
Bath. bound 70 New Orleans with government stores
Al eight r. N. spoke and boarded brig laurel, Of
Nswfoundand, from sydney, O. b. bound 70 New Ycrh,
nine days out
Al mine P. NJ spoke pilctboat N. II. Grlnnel, Ma. l.
June 10, st eight A. ~, boarded ths brig Isabella
rbomp.oo Locke from Nassau Jupe g. bound 70 Haitian
g. with four hundred and eighty barrels urpeutne
aud eigb4v bales upland cotton Took her s prize
ana sent her 10 In charge Of Ensign NofAi.
The weather has been delightful until this morning,
when had plenty Of rain. Our ship n considered by
The knowing cnes W be very sass, and We don't get
Destination of vessel no known but We intend N
give good account Of ourselves soon We are not able
q say how long we shall be absent Tho United States n
q superior vessel and 10 able 70 steam eleven twelve
knots an hour ana sails exceedingly we'll
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The Psnnsyivania hspuSliesn state
Convention.

The messing Of tho Republican state Convention ss
Psburs the iss Of July viii probably be postponed.
The condition Of Affairs al the present time would war
rant such General Grant declines 10 grant fur
1oughs " the dele gates In service IN h department
Mr.. Comings moved 10 amend Mr.. FOSTERS Substitute
~ requesting Governor 0ambe 10 repn his resignation
continue 70 dschafge the duties of Governor n the
state n ne rst Monday q November 1854, which after
much discussion, pas>sd-tf TO "a.
rhs motion % lay the whole matter on the table was
lost--34 ayes. 40 noes.
The motion 20 strike on, 1894 and nssr, 1893 was lest
Ayes, "a; noes, AZ.
noes, a. Adjourned.
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Busnz-On Tuesday. June ~. afsr long and severe
Illness io"s isUKsr. aged az years.
Friends ard relatives Of nyfsmiiy, ana the members
o. the Sosmons harding House Keepers coevDcnt As
soca n are respectfully nvtso To aiond The
90 Thursday afternoon. al two ,ciock from Ms late
BsowR On Monday morning. Juno ~. HAsMSa' G..
rsx, wife a Garrett Brewer, ageS 81 years, msoths
Fussra services II Tho North Refs med Dutch ohwoh
oornes Of Third avenue and Tweniy nrst street. South
three oclec. n. 1ss.ye and ssoss ~. ,sS To-.
tend " about fusshsr notice.
t,..s.s -oa 1us.Say @orolns. Jss.s, AVE- B..ss..
the beloved vito Il Patrick preunan, native d C~ses
Ihs r.ads q tSs family are ro:psosfsliy iavasa 90
from her Lave res,dsnos, iss IVES. Sn:.SaaiS sse-s
Her ren.ss will b taken 70 Calvary Csssssy or intss
Kiikeuny (Irsland) papers please copy.
BExas-oa tuesday. Juno n. After brief Ifosss I,
The reiAAses and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral ssrvicss AT nifty ohnrcb
on .nsr.a.y a'esno1n, ~ nan ,pass tnfeS ooiocx.
youngest cha.d Of benjamin md Emma Chamberiin sssd
ys r.. %so.a sss snS g AZ -, ,.,,v
attend the funeral this wednesday, aftcsnoon, al four
O'Clock from ths resdsuce Of her parents No. 3ss West
Sixteenth street Tho romans will DO taken 70 Rhneoeck
DvxstzIos.--ou Monday. June 70. THOMAS Dvml.ror,
Tho relatives and friends Of amiy are respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral this "wednesday afternoon
road Long bland The remains viii be conveyed 70 the
Evergreen Cemetery for interment. "a
Aexsnder and Ellen Denmark sged monsbs and DAYS
The rslstvoa and frond. az sc fsnilv .re
invited 10 attend The Funeral This TWsineav1 AFTER
,ccr :. ,vo o'cocr s.o,, 10 .s,hs,,. .s~adnn 10
snr,r,s 80, ,snho., ,,r,h.- sn,,ss.ar "' ~
cn,s,r. p.a ON $500 ILL., 90 ro.v c,,xv-
Il, ths a7,h vssr ~ III acs '' 80 '
M 1911, 20 "a 1890 s IN. ,.,,, r..,..,,nx
,n..t 90 1900 ~ ".i s.n ~ yu,bt y, $500
~ charch y, @ $500 ~ o. J,5ns .s,a,,s =,
Two a,c,oer ~,hon. s,rhsr ,av,,a,,on c.rrasas w,,
49, 1870 m.. y. az ."' NJ -. IN, a., 49, re- ~"
% ha ~ .s ,ron so, W. o op
'u % " S., ~ p ~ nn, ,v" IF T,aay o,n
I'm. simn. Ga ~ a,.,,,.- tiv.nx ~ .s.d ~ ya,,s
49,, srStpn,v ~ 1880 1rs "a u;"..,
u.s-.Ir IN ,ba as,h y.,r M his sss '''' -
IL a,,,as 90 = ionds ~ a. s,v .,. r.a,s,fouv
,pv.S m sttsaa ihe funeral his W altar
,,, =. ana "ioct from M, ,a,a x.si,aocc IN wes,
N,ns,,scnth .,yse. Suhoni f,r,h.. in v,,a,,on
UrGmrs-On Tuesday, June al OWES Huouxs aged %
years - - -. $500
is friends are rcspectfu,y invited to attend the rne
raj this wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock from tho
resdsnce OF his brother John Hughes No Isl third
avenue
! UAosxy--Dn Monday June n CoaSuIusR only son
OF cara and Cor nsus Iiagpey
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
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MIsCEu4LANEOUg.


PROM the Richmond WhiGl
The Charleston Courier timely suggestion In rs'
commencing the soscrumea. the nss"-
rAi1aiioa and cultivation carsaYa. for tho Pee
seraion Of the health Of TIT. article has
peculiar esec, upon the liver. aud guard. as 81.
TEN seans, dises~ ~ and irregular diet, ~
sid that ,hs great OF the Plantation Bitter. Of
DR. DRAKE ~h,cb previou. unhappy diasui'ea ~~
owing 10 the attract 40
can.ya witch cornircd OF Its pr n'ipa' IN
grcdiess. -"In eoun nation have heard oue OF
our distinguished ph,,caA~ remark. that wheseser
he fe from oriIsar, d,etce amosphere eas-'s
hs ,n.arssy relieved hirAsif by Plantation Bners Nov
DM,srs substitute sho"id 10
prepared We government hA. opened no
what truth do no, know"
We ar- eroesdiasy obliged Rehsssad whs for ~
rsusmbrsnoc u "Auii Lang s,ae.r but assure
ou, goverumesr that Plan siion Dn,srs mot fss
any sseau. NORTH South. rhsr. Is pse
baby savsr.I oAsr things that ssvsrnsss" win 30
want
We that Ne have bee, 49, mos, pspu'ar msat
cine In ne world We susaA 10 sLD- ~lAa.s
sompossd1
rhysicisns arr os.pel'ed 10 rrcommcsAh'
oAnsAzA Bass hss been eelsbr.,ed hssArsA
ysars .nGwss sold daring the reign XVI. King q
France. for the price OF i weight I" silver
IA r.m.'s.srs. sy.psp.. Y-vsrs w.ssnss. cea'sss-
ton, &c.
cAscAnIA. BAru --vs, Darrhos Colts ssd ,d,sss.ss -
the stomach end bowels.
DAxDul,os.--vsr Isnsamausa the nsAss and pssssA
eel AGsct,os.s
onAso.m. Hasv, ~ -vor snf-sb.sd dssssss.
LAvuspr. Provr.s-Arom.,c. .,imulsnA and sea's--
highly invisos.,lns In s.evoa. debility.
w,srrssss .s.-Yor seroful., Rhsumai.ray ~.
As,sx--Aa aromatic cumulative, creating nsss. ~assAs
and milk; musA used by mo,hsrs nur.ins.
Also eovssads orange. ea.~ay. corisasr. sssross
s-T.-isso-x
Another wsndsrfu ingredient OF Spanish orsn. 'mpsr
Ing beauty the compleroo bl.ns, tho maA -
". unsno~s world. And w,hhssA
ts name Tor Tho present ~
Humsass and quaeks tho Plantation Biiisrss
bu, the following what's tho matter aud 'h'y know ~"
PLANTATION BIrTEns WILL ouRE
Cold Eruemi,e. ana fcver .s Liza
Sour Stomach and rsud Breath.
r1Aiui@ncy ana indigestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue aud short Brsaih.
Pain tbs Eysa
Mental Deapondency
pro.,r.,ou Gree, wesso...
ssiIow Complexion, wsss Goy~sis.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEpsIA.
lawyers persons ssdsn,.sy hA,s Also for dsess
females persons who regurs grnts s,malaal
free Digestion good appetite clear mental seusa
Sold by all Respectable Physicians. Druggists, srossss.
hotels saloons, country s,orss Ae
BE particular that each bottle tear thn fac smile ~
ssaa,urs on slsei plata label with our private
Usnp .rsr the oorh.
r. n DRAKp O.,
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puI--wooD--on s1sssdsy, subs 3, a chfst ~ RI
Ciftn, near Bristol. Fnsi.nf. the Rev TDpssD uEf
A.. trinity College. Csmbridss, cerais = gs.uflfd puf
ham, 70 CusNorTs n eidest daughter q Whsm Nod,
VA Il New Yovt.
Iuvnxs-IEcss Ia Rslllfnore, 90 wsdn~sssy tsne
n, by ths Esy. b Fuibsf Joss vvsHan. x .s- IVk.
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The following lie the Court Of Appeals calendar wed
p~sasy, June "a. ,sea-Nos 20. n, 81. ~. = st7,
al. COS. I'D
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NEW YOHK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE a. 1863


TO Iznn NJ wnLAns daughter Of tho late samuel iAcas
Of The former city.
kn>@H<SoBt.-On Thursday. June u.s. By tho Rev.
Mt hran NJ the residence Of the brifcs parents
Of Nmeeth street aud Fourth avenue. Y,rkve. Mr.. u
kkl 10 As1osA youngest daughter Of j. Dess0sr, III
Of his city.
HAvEss-fAsImoSp Near Port Monmouth. Monmouth
county, D. on SUNDAY June q, by Rev. W v. Wilson.
Mr.. CHARLES Gonpos HAVEN 20 Mas ADA I.EosiA LAsr-
NOM
ksrAII~-Buo On Sunday evening. June n Mt tho
Cannon stree, BAPTIST ehsrch by the Rev Mr. rcndieon
BEIo, OF this city
paIrTs-MogItu,. --On Tuesday June 20 At the rest
dence OF the brides uncle. +. W. PIebtmann Eso., by
tho Row James L. Schocx EUGKSE q. Pnirls ~ IirlKsE
III. MoEucri, both OF this GUY. No crrds.
SrEsckRVAfso Y.--On Tuesday, June 2, at the resi-.
dence OF IN hie's satber, by tho Rev Samuel Mills
ANDREW J. y IN. Of FVooky n, a. Ae- KATE fourth
daughter OF avid YanDoy. Fsl, OF Montague. N, J.
WiLis-Prxr I'm san Francisco. Cal, Wednes lay,
May o. al Grace atbeesaI. by the Right Rev. Bisupp
kipp. the Rev Dr. ELLIS Wills W Miss BYrsxNA NJ Psr
eldest dau liter OF Captain yrancs Poet. OF his city
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A : {: 4: !: {: {:
LYONS
MAGNETIC IssECT POWDER.
The Original and Certain vsrraia EItsrnias,or.
The erir.ordlnsry sasssof hsneis for hns Rnaehss.
Ant. Bug. r.a. A. Ane foe pr,..rvins yurs csss gur
ntur. Ae from xoshs has hen tested for PEARS
and warranted reliable hsfrss from paisou. Beware 81
limitations ana counsrfsp y.rh nsss signature Of
". LYON
eli druggists ana farniisrs tssisf.
pEuAs = BARNEs CO.. Agra.
m nsoas-sy. ss~ rors
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OMcial Drawinss 81 The shelby College
Loftsry Of Kentucky.
II, 81. 70, IS, g., TO- Al. 80, 8. 81, 60, 80.
CLAsa Mt-yups Is. l66A
rs, co. 4e, 70, 90, -, II. %. 10, 81, Is. II, H. 50.
joHN noRRls 3 co.
Wilmington. Delaware
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From yieksburG.-Is 10 feared that
pebertSn With demand Of the artiers who
shot on he Kner In the late battle Knox the Halter OF
22 the President refuse the de-
rand Pemberton disheartsued The city fall The
Knnr great ayorits throughout the whole rebel
The fatal shsh blew II 10 atoms.
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Bossen weekly nank Statement.
Bos1os, June "a, 1888.


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24


MAN SHOT DEAD ~ CHERRY sTRgEr-ABREsr or
THE PERPErRArOR on TaE DkED.
Between ten and eleven cock last night named
Joseph HART proprietor OF lager beer saloon. No 6s
Oliver street, shosdead In On Try street. by Walter d.
Bell, under tho following circumstance
1t seems that both parties have been acquainted FOR
some me. and both followed the for living About
Three years ago they met In New Orleans where they
got into difficulty with another, resulting In
barroom dght and tho loss Of eye Hart
Ever since that difficulty Hart, who was compelled
20 get gass eye. he would DO rovcngcd and
70 some time followed bell about the city. Boil hcsrng
OF iarts threats procured pistol TO- sedefenoe For
thr years Deh has carried tbis pistol but fortunately
hour last right Hart Ia Cherry street noar
oliver and yresonng that Hart intended TO sh ot him,
he drew his pistol and fred tao shots ut bts antagonist
both OF whciftook eject IN tfc bowc,s The woocdcd
u5an fell 70 Iho\Falk AID expred almost instantly.
Officer Gayn0f, OF the Foorth precinct being nj
hand, Immediately tooE Bell INTO custody and conveyed
him 10 the STALLION houss where no WINS Locked W 20
await the ASTON OF the Coroner tis
The deceascd when no FELL droppeA out bis isS eye,
which found, however, BY the above officer.
Bell is said TO have atterly been masters hasr
of the government vessels. About six months ago ne
arrested 10 the Fourth wnrd for alleged Snre OF
robbng ssaor Of 500. A. that time pistol
discovered on hts person. ana he told tho sergeant ~
charge OF ce station house that he carried u IN selfdo
fence, and reiterated his fears OF meeting Hart UDo0
tho above ohargB, however, he discharged they
He Is about twensysx years OF asd In pasnershp
with man namod Henry Van winlJs- IL II but short
time since thai man named Mccowen was killed 10
Bells faoou. h' i,~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24


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