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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-12-22

And heaven is weary of the hollow sounds, .,
Which men and nations use whene'er they speak
Of Truth and Justice "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-12-22

ENOOKS OPENED BOOKS OF SUB.
Id SCRIPTiON to The capital stock Of the VILE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be
opened Immediately in Raleigh under the superntendence
of George W. Mordecai, Esq and Kemp r Battle Esq,
and at IockvIe under superintendent Of Capt Bryan,
j. n Clegg, Esq, and John ". Scott: Esq ,,ooo
> THOMAS d. H0GG,
Pres'nt Board of Commissioners.
December q, 1868. lOZ-SL;
~ State 6urna Prcgress Fayetteville O6serOer, Will
inSou journal aud Charlotte Bulletin copy three times
and forward bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

rhtLLiPS-On Sunday. May 10. Mrs Betsey Phillips. In
we vth yeS her widow Of James Phillips formerly
h aud relatives Of the family aud Of her James
hinip are respectfully invited to attend thu fuues
uanhrIv Conn on Tuesesy. at 10 O'Clock. Tho New.
day, and return st2i o..
ROBERIS-A Darieo, COM on s,,,S.v M, N.th.,
kooeit. Formerly OF NewYork, sgsd IS yesrs.
The relative. spd friends OF the family invited 10 attend
the mineral rom hi, late res3snco Tuesday, ,fsruoon
OF J! DEL, OK Trsins by tho N-w.Yors and New Haven
Railroad lssvs the depot corner Of Fourth avenue ana
Tyrnsy sew nth street ct md II H. retursiue le.y.
Dsrien Depot st ~ and Norwslk Depot at 5: % M
yINTENOn Saturday, Msy from iojus. received oy the
premature discharse Of cannon Charles j. yinsn aas.t
son of Charles vinsn OF Hobossp, aged ~ ysars and
month"; ,
the funeral nom bis se residence No. l6a Ninth svsnus
on Tussdsy Msy H. s3 o'cloct
yANDERBiIT-At Stspleiou, staten Island. Sunday
May TO- Capt Aaron Vanderbilt as'd "a years month AID
a days
The relatives and ends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend tbs funeral on Tuesday l2th lust O'Clock
p H. IRON the Dutch Reformed Chnrch StspIeton. 3 l.
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Additional News from Mexico.

A letter from Gen. Forey's headquarters dated
April r. and written by officer attached to the Geu-
erals af to friend in New-York, throws some
additional light upon the operations Of the French be-
fore Puebls.
That letter states that the French were in pos
session OF the principal buildings and monuments Of
the city, extending from Fort MoIello and Fort San
Xavier up to the Notifications OF Senior de los Trsbs-
JOS including tie Cathedral and Piazza DEL Re, that
is to say, over two-thirds Of the city. The only
part OF il not yet taken is that protected by Fors
Guadalupe aud Loreito which comprehends the Con-
vent Of Sipta Anitor, the Notifications the river
San Antonio and tho blocks Of buildings ad TO
these works located on the northwest sids Of
Puebla.
The reasons assigned for the .owues OF the opera
tons were Of two kinds. In the FIRST place Gen.
Fcrey, DESTROYS to spare the blood Of his soldiers,
attacked the city its weakest point, leaving aside
Fort Guadalupe and Fort Loreto, which, he says,
will captulae the city is taken. In the second
pace, bis intentions were not only TO take the city,
tut to capture the whole army, not TO have to
fight it q second tine, either in the shapc Of a
regular body or, which Is worse, in the shape OF
guerrlas Of bom be intends TO free the county as
be goes along ia his expedition.
General Forey, therefore, has distributed Ls
troops on five different points commanding the in-
gress and egress TO ths ciy, aud communicating one
with the other by means Of pickes-Cbolula aud the
bills Of San Jnan on The south.ekst; Rio Petro on
the northeast; Rancho Colorado on the north, the
Ruinas on the por;h-west and Rio 20 San Frau.
csco Oh the south The garrison Of Puebla, as well
as The troops under COAoniOrt, who are located
outside of the city, lave already made several effort.
to break up the line of the French, bat without
suceess Tie writer OF this letter thinks that IN u
week or 90 the whole city wonld be IN pcssoss Of
The French, and that Fort Guadalupe and Foh To-
feio exposed, as they will DO then, between two
fres, one from the city, the other from to bate.
RES located outside, viii have to surrender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

regularly ssued upon eff lavit and by some officer
or Court Of competent Jurisdiction for the tiai OF
ciIizens and am now eDtilie To be tried on an In
dictmeat or present Of a Grand jury OF such
Court, to speedy aud public trial By an impartial
juty OF tie Safe of Ohio to be confronted WIN wit
nesses i'll my behalf the ssisauce Of counsel Tor my
defense, und evidence aud argument according TO
the common laws and TIE ways Of Judicial Courts.
And all Ihe-e here demand as my night ss a u
zen of The United States and under tho Constitution
of tie Uuiled States.
But the IA legged "offense" Itself is not known TO
the Con ti,ution Of the United States, nor 10 any
law thereof II is words spoken to the people Of
O1io 10 an open and public political meeting, law
fully and peacesbly assembled under the CoDsnIu-
liJu aud upon full notice. At is words OF criticism oi
the public policy OF The public servants OF the peo
PIE by which policy II was alleged that the welfare
Of the country was no. promoted. 1t WAS an appeal
to the people TO change that policy not by iorce bot
by free elections and the ballot box. II In not pre-
tended that cOun eed dsobedence TO the ConstIlu-
ton or resistance TO laws and lawful authority. L
never have. Beyond this protest, 1 have nothing
further to submit. T.. Ia. VALLAsDIGHAM.
CfactnEai. Ohio. May :. 1863.
Judge Advocate find nothing in the defense OF
the accused to call for remark except that IN regard
10 counsel aud suinmoung of Witnesses. He was per-
mted TO have, and did have, counsel TO consult
with, aud an opportunity was offered him TO send
for witnesses.
The Court was then cleared for elaboration, and
after q Ger ion of three hours, their decision was
made and submitted to Gen. Brrdside for his ap-
proyal. 1t will not 10 mace public until published
in general orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

At ian Adjourned Meeting Of the NEw-Y0RK
UNION No .. held On Saturday Even
ing May 1865 Or Wm b. MeManus noveJ and Mr. ID. w.
yna seconded WITH appropriate remark the folio org:
Whsrea'. Ths uon has learned VI the suddrn dsnss
the 81 May 1863 OF ts Trsasuer Mr. Sa uuel so.u
gentleman whose tsacter cr sict esty honesty Of par.
pose and devotion TO our prseiss unbemi 3D. aad
Whereas IL behooves this Union its deep
fsrd noy the decreased sad 10 order 70 poal
gate In parts Of this county be favor.
rec luiins:
Resired That 1. 10 with feelings Of deep and onsrisnsi
regret tina. we deplos the death OF Mr. SAMUEL SLOAN
Of our most worthy and honored menbers sstismsn
who character aud promiosnce to hi' professions Who
aud stended With tue
the various positions held by him 10 this Union. AID whose
virtues In private life and Recognized oy ALI aad
that va hereby exeod deep sympathy TO the OF the
deceased.
RSsed That copy Of this preamble and resolutions %
to the family Of the deco sed that they be Ppo
bhod 10 the daily papers Of ths oy and Tho New York Pho
ses and that they be placed on bile IL This Union.
cute respect 70 the Of sao deceased the Unes
ID Adjourned. IL NJ FAILING, President 4
H. b. HILL. Raa Sac
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Travellers, Guide.

TO Albany, by Hudscn River Rf., GU warren .oa
d, n 10 II. aud ~ $ hId ini ~. snhdr' o.. p IN
TO Albany BY Harlem Rll, Eo,h-st and ith-w "sN !"
10 Ho.ton. By New.London line, Pier W NJ
r. -toaingion iine Pier 10. ~ X. ana rsn
Ri,sr inc. Pier ., n. H.. daily launiay'ef z,
cSpt-dl. :
i. 90 o a. ~ "a s,I,.sv s . a. and 4 and p
10 L"a.'", y sbo,s iii and o. Sunday p.
To Bnfa O. by Emo kh foot 81 Oh.'ppsir ,,,, -,
- -
10 l'aa,Ipna =, IN M Z H. M Sunday, u p
10 Philsdeiphis. br Camden aud Aho'y -
gtilroGd Pier 20 y. n. foct Of hsIcays'. u" r. "
To Wash nglop by Nav Jersey HI. iOam ea.v ?, ~
AID u and ia .. m foot OF Coursnot "E "
10 th- West By Central Railroad 81 NeE-
Jrftey, foot Of CouitlLndt-.- sndBA m.
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Died.

eurIyR-At Suffolk. Va on Monday May t. from wound
received in the sng.semsn; othe day before me Rev L.
m, relatives and friends invited to attend his funeral
on Monday tho liIl inst at o'clock M from the Pres
byi-rsn Church IL tiilh avenue corner o. Nne'''H'n
street, without further invlaiioa.
RIIss-k, Green Point. Saturday. May OF con'ump'
Ton Maria r.. wife Of Archibald NJ. Blia
The relatives aud friends Of the ianiy are
10 sttond her un.rs without further notice nom hef ae
rssdene. ws,hirs'on siee; between ina,s ana Java ",
cIhRK-ln Brooklyn. on Friday morning MsS 8, afsr 3
tot snd severe iDes. which she boro with Christian
ior.itudo Mary L.. wife Of Cspt. Alexander b. Cark
T and friends Of the family ars invited TO attend
se Snsra from Ter late residence No pa Adams street.
on Monday, the llth inst, Of O'Clock p IN
cIARKE-In Nashville. Tenn. Monday, May 4. o. ty:
prod fever wilsm A. Clarke Of Cineinna formerly Of
bridgeport. Conn.
GLADD-on Saturday May DAVID Lincoln. son Of David
a.d Elil, GlaJd, eyed years and months
The funeral viii place from tbs Wainwright Memorial
Church Hammond street.. corner W.yssy place o. Tue.
.y l9th mss. o'clock The relatives and ffisrd.
g. invited 10 attend without further invitStion
cpaHAM--on Frid.y morning. May g. jane A. Graham
daughter of the late Duncan Graham, aged 70 years
;hou further Invitation. nom the residence OF her ns'sr
Mr.. Lesg. No. 1871 Henry street, BrooslyA on Monday
18th inst. at III O. u.
c.RRIGuE-Mr. c. D. Gsuisu. Of Copenhagen, Denmark,
rhs fane..i VIII take place from her late r.sd.acs At Mr.
Thr steruss house. Booningeae Road, corner ons-hun
drsd-and.thild street, On Tuesday May u, at IL M
KEEsE - In Brooklyn. siIthday evening sth inst ,;
Cuoioe NJ wife Of Samuel T. keese, In tho so'h year Of
qs aud friend OF tho family invited to attend
her funeral this .tsrnoon at ociset RON nsl "'
d.uce Ia Ceripont avenue, Bear Lafayette avenue.
MEEKER--ln this city on Friday May 81 H. Meete
late OF San frtneisco, Cal. .,,...
Tie relsyes and friends are respectfully irv,ed @
fnerl FROM tbs CBafoh OF the Trastsuaiion I"onIy
nIeh sr ct between Fh and Madi.on avenues. on Hon
day the nth inst, without further invitation.
ooDyycp Saturday MAY O. Jo.eph Ogden aged % years
fu.ers hls lais residence No co Pitt street, on ho1o'
PARbEE-At Sharon, Conn. oud Moody. May T. h.er
Cbauposy Psrdss. Nsd 70 JsAh
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Arrival ss the Steamship morninK Star

The Steamer Morning Star, Capt A. ID. Perkins
,.f, Orleans on the Both April, at $3.50 n. IN,
arrived off Havana at $3.50 p m. on the I'd Of May,
and left for Eew-York on the 4th atl2:4O p. m. On
the ID, at p. M. As miles N. W. from Moro Castle
.Doke United States gunboat Huntsville on cruile'
all well; had taken three prizes ia the last twenty
DAYS The Morning Star has had strong head winds
end heavy seas aimee leaving Hatieras. Among the
passengers are portion Of Gen. Bankss stall his
secrstasy with dispatches, and several officers
wounded in the late engagement on the Techs. We
are indebted 20 Purssr c. II. Dsnisou for early de-
livery Of news
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Enicrtninmont..-Mon Way ~

DODWORTh-S HALI--Lsoinrs by Ai fhiihv'
WALLACK' S-Ns-4s aGe F-eeA
(<IETFR GsEDEi-he's JACK shepheTd-fallfr Fry
NIBLO's-LeGh the Forsaken. -, al, -,
BARNUnis MuSEUM-OTsnd National BABY snow rom
N 10 8 and to p. m-sIerepucon Ani df@ins' AFTER
noon Aud evening $500. =, -,
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsi0S-No 65 broadrsy.
GOTfPIIIS GAILERY- Volcano Of the ABdes
LAURA KFESk'5 THEAIkh-Ihe Troupe SI poni|
ACADEMY Of MUsIC-n Iroyatoro .
nRODKLYN ACADEMf-Lu A. In Tho French spy
HOPE CHAPkL-Tour in the Hoy Land
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From, snn PrnBeisro.

s.s FhaSci,Co. Saturday. May g 1909.
There il an IN rcafed demand lot groceries ana
f.st.i. . i,irg she WasLoe us5e,
Ff,e s.es u Essfn butter hsye been made curing ths
week, l1s rates -
Gle. b., sd,suced Rio selling al "a cents Yer PonuS
ILrfe IA a county demand for d'y goods
I'm, wool full aieaiion from supper ana
(,, Uut pfces q cents per pound irss asn "eea
, -, ,t.t
,ol en- MaIch 25 IN lat. q s., lon "a W. ship fshhs
f,5n Nav YoTl lof San Ffsnoiscc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

CUSTOM DEPARTMENTS
OF BOTH OUR STORES
are now supplied with tho 6nsss and bsss
FABRICS
OF TIE
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
MARKETS.
TIE STYLE OF OUR GARMavTS
In these departments unsurpassed BY sny tie country
DEVLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY. oor oRAND-sr
BROADWAY, ees. wARREE.sT
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"o'" ND" '''0'' DIAMONDS and wArCHER.
Bought for cash by

The Regular NJ euthiy Meeting o. tae Directors o.
the SEWlURK JUVENILE AsfLOh vi" neId os
m, 7tb inst Number children committed 70 The holss
Reception during the month Of April; By rastfaes -
fr,uds on board a. by friends surrendered voluntary
returned f,om place total 49, Discharged from ths hovss
Of Reception. by msgisrstes "a by the ooa.nes ss
dsntured escaped TO the ssl laa1 30 tot w. ne
ma log in the House OF Reception April ~ III hsaAh,oe
in tho Asylum i73thst sos total 3s Ihsre ls.s oee -
durius the mouth The health Of the chdreo IN oose
hs. been good Tnsrs wore csle.sa ne
the month 1hsre For plering lO Tor tsoeJ 20 iee
ds.ttution 49, for vsgsDcy a. for dirooeaenee lo
thIowina stones for begging ,; gong 70 .hrse oss
habits OF mother away nom orphan Asyinni ~ -
suar from employer returned from place vViaotsy
T. "a Add OF those committed bee were the reqGess
OF fathers 49, mohsr, IS; sants 81 bret eI II sister -
otb,r friends Total eqdest OF friends % Arfssts oy ~
Ice N voluntary and returned from place, 2-7s LII. p.s
eu working Instution viii DO seen oy ths1e details
ia in with paen fo tue dsci2 OF taeis
vayvsrd children than upon the homeless AUD endle ~
tie one. that thIons car sesa The issitutn eau osiy
these az they are brought In police The scty
y OF tne eers respect the sttes class "a be sesn ~
Il. The rule adopted Ia relson to ndsn.
turing children the West only to do this on conseat 81
friends except In case Of extreme and manifest daty
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Intcsi Ship News.

BELoW........Msf I'LL IN
Ship North American. -,
iua orders.
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The .rfioual Finances

PHrL.DKLPBIi. Msy 10, 1863.
The snb.cri ptions 10 the fye-twenties yesterday
reached over 10000.
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D. r,,. ia. .,esmsT EuTota Tue,Gsy. May IL a p N.
fel ooI'n NJ lei g. m.
y1TE.w.o,le.n, by steamer Morning Star Wed
NAV y '
81 O. jl'rui. &C. daily (sandays eScepsi -
ose''su - 1nao A1d Canada. IS H. and y y.
ro't' - ~ 90 Msit Observation-Disclosures. l.
nVith ~ ~ -; Vie Railroad .....5 and a ..
"''s'i sn,'b We,..ru Mails m, a and 10. r. IA.
,Cl.u'' ~ '.........5a m. IA and q y. M.
Ssv Heeiord Newport sd Fan lser .'..'';,...i .. u
me LONG Island Mail closes at - . IN. ana OF y. III
h.ra.v Mails On SUNDAY al mails close At ID D. M
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TO Ii. Associated Press.
MAMMALIAN NAV 10. 1859.

CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Hugh McCullOcb, for the last twenty-five years
..nn.c,sd with the State Bank OF Indians, and for
,ospy wear. It's President, to whom the Secretary OF
ths treasury some time ago rendered the Controller
min q, the Currency, has consented to accept the
,osit:on. and If now in the city for that purpose.
NO RUMORs IN WASHINGTON.
There were not even exciting rumors 70 disturb
ilhis unusually quiet Sabbath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

A SEwISG-MACHINE which will not embrOlder
stitch msy we'll for making shirts. bat 40.
at to b. called family sewing Iaschipe Mothers delight In
crnam-t,isg the garments VI their se leaf aow-
vine e.h wrought there tbs sweetest lIngusge Of
the heart sewing machine which only stitch and
tue embroidery to DO wrought edony by hand, Is
no, tbs for home Crown BAKIE's celebrated
msehs, No 40 Broadway the only complete one, for
family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

Of fho ss.. e.
foTrLAsD, Me-, May no. 1868.
The ST. Andrew arrived at 10 this morning. and
will come 10 her wharf al z. M to coal. Sne oauho'
s,i Nil the morning. tide at O'Clock Monday morn
! K.
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Dusmess Noilres.

| PURE BLOOD CUREs.-When the bile has moi
the requisite healthy qualities. bscom. es:Iva To re-
store the bite Of health the blood most bs purified
You cannot purify the blood but b. cssons purgsves
and they should be continued for evs days In succe'son
hen there be less interval OF Tes' Some
persons haze used BRASDRErHs Pns every day In sns
dose uut they became cured Of cosveness which had
troubled them for twenty The Of th medicine
does not debas rsquie increase OF dose from con.
nued They IN fact strengthen tho bowels exercise
does the legs
DANIEL J. TEssr OF Aston House. Nsw-Yort cured
himself Of cosvsosss Of ter Year, standing BY their
alone.
Mn. COOK, Editor of The Democratic Banner. Bon
ninsou Vermont, cured OF oo,tvenen snd dysprp,s by
BRASDRsrH's Pills. whsn all other medicines bad failed and
when his doctors pronounced hin incursble.
Ma. Bliss OF Bus~ck cured Of debility sud oo',,vs
nss By BsaNpRBrn's Pills when he despsirsd Of ever
reeAining tis heath
Remember references viii be given to persons whom
BRAsDRETH's Pills have cured Of costveres' Of over
twenty years duration snd In whore natural action
Of the bowels had ;stsn place ia twenty yeu,.
PRkCPAL OFyrcK, No. 29i CAsAL-sr. N. Y For ssls
also At No 4ULion sqaNe and by all deslors
GIT NKw sTrLg.
ABBOTT & RATHBUS have, as usual, a
large assortment, Of Spring and iummsr Clothing for boys
youth and men. The goods all selected with great
cse and pains spared In the mspufscture OF the
garments to give them the supsriOty Ia style and 6Dish
which 1, universally scknouledsed their goods pss'e.
Additions their stock constantly being INSIDE from
their misunderstanding department.
Mems Spring O,ercos:, Business coat. vosts and Pants
Also fine selection Of piece goods in the Nous Custom De-
putmsnL ABBOTT K RArHBUs.
No. soT Broadway tuudsr S, Nicholas Hossl).
ROGERS & RAYMOND
All tie attention OF eli military meato
YEAIrkB
In their business Win, their magnificent stock Of
Vast CLASS MILITARY CLOTHING.
From which officers OF grade from iisct-nrn, 20
bnsiter ssnors pfoyds themselves with uniforms OF
the regulation patterns ot
COST
Thsn II made to order. ana equally elegant
And ssryice.blo.
Central Warehouse. Nos l2l. l21 s1d IaJ Fultop-st
Broadway store No. 2a Broadway.
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y" By order Of tue Committee Of Arsnseaent,,
MARX HOYT. Secretary.

yycmeu and the Wharf.-The Loyal Wom-n q the
ara iayitrd 10 the Church OF the Punans
fHuR sDAY MORNING Msy u 2; 10 o'c0cs ana a.
caao.r Institute THURSDAY EVENING. at y o'clock
10 inc best word end work for women relative 70 the
w.-il. case purpose, snd end hddS-..s, sy RRHs
TINE L., ROSE, Rev. AtTOlNfLIb bhO"N
KyyFLL ELIZABETH CADY sTANIOS, aud 9TH
s,s Admittapce Morning Session for men and Women
D. IL Exelinz Sc laion. Is osnta
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Ho! for Freedom!-On TUEsDn ESENiNo,
A. =; an 10. Io,per Institute THEODORE TILION aad
WTNDFLL PHILLIPS viii speak before the AMERICAN
ANTI.sLANERY SOCIETY. AID the HCIt HlNsVs'
avoid crowd those purchasing sckeis bsf1relud wu DC
admitted at tho Ticket. - Cents NO resst,sd
80. sold nv Iou.ey No. l2l Nasssust Fowler Webs.
No 800 Bro,1wsyi James Miller No. 5!l Broadway Mer
a H.thsws No ISL Broadway; Devse Son. No 10 Cooper
Insute and at shst door. Platform reserved oe oce'
of the Society aud invited guests.
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New.York Daily News.
Devoted to
Psses and Consti,n toual Liberty.
BENJAMIN WOOD. Editor and Proprietor-
Tue Reissue Of this paper WITH eommsGes -
MONDAY, May IL, 1861
Daily News, per snnIfn.
Sir months. Ibr-e Dcii0e
Single copies. Two SesH
Weekly Edition, amen. cs> DoiiA4'
cs--.. -s.-'sans to be Addressed to
IN ,h. uIs, sa as Cs 6sn square f Rev S: s u,
carriers viii leave their address At the Office.
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Tho Lament Of tho Flea.
Long yens have / wandered unfetse'sd ssd tsA
And bit.ss the young and the old.
And laid In the couch Of the hch and the poor.
And frightened the warrior bold
But power waning fast from me-
APowpKR MAGNETIC and strong.
Invented by Lros il death to our tribe.
Ard away must travel ere long
LYONS POWDER is harmless 70 msukind. but viii ~
ell house insects garden worms, plant bugs &c LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS de,h TO rsts aud mice, Sold
sy.rywnsra DEMAS s. BARNES Co..
NO. to- Broadway, N. Z.
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The SUMNER NUMBER Of Mine. DEMoREsT's
MiKRos FGsmoSs, with an sle.snt colored Fashion
ate mannoth Cloak Pete, sud i've fas ed Dress psf
.rps New Braid Patterns and other sperda Novelties Our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

COFFEE.
To rug CoYPzE.DRISKIyG pCBLc.
Tn. Ess, ludi. Coffee Company calls attention TO
their kFsrs last IsDA COYYsf" for the following rsa-
,on,. Flnsr-Fos IT, psy,ef heaihfune,s SgooyDLr-lt
Il tre, he sfrsn,fh Of JGra requiring DOLLY oueh. tue
quantity for 4 ins making II the CHEAPEST and BEsr Tor
xai, uar in the world Price - cents per pound. OILY
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Mercantile Library AssOcia tfoH.-rhe Annual
Meeting Of the Members OF this Assoc ssou will be led N
the Lecture Room, Clinton Hall AtJt-paes Oh TUESDAY
EVENING, May y 1903, at y O'clock
Tbs Annual Election Tor ocs Of the Association will b
held at Clinton Hall TUESDAY, May IL, 1885, Polls open
hom O'Clock until O'Clock p BY order
J. II. PERCIEAI REQ Sec
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New.Vork Historical Society.-A special business
of me noers only will DO held a. the Library, on
Tuesday Evening, May u, ats o'clock punc'uai
ana f of members IL requested Tickets for the
sifrd Come onoation tho 2cth inst will be ready Tor
distribution AZ this meeting: .,, =, 81, O..
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My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
BY the suhor u
AsOsC InE iisAs
For ,sle 4 "a. Ube- Of The Tribune
Price. 81. Paper csyeIs. 10 cents
A.o. new larger, ard Landowner edition OF " Pines"
uniform with my Southern Friends" and at the ssms prcs
~ Th.r. Books sent by mail, free receipt Of
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Cloth g. cents cents he 100 sld Paper % cents
- cents by the 100 aud over
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Uniyersniist sabbath Scboois.-Ths AnDlve6 Gy
arrtins OF the Uuivens sgedsyscnoo Of this eft, vii
be held THIS foDdsyl AFTERNOON s 2! O'Clock, at DR..
hldT aud addresses oy di.sils.'.0 - he
pub ic are invited.