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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
INTERESTING NAVAL NEWS.
The Recent Operations on the Grand
EcOre, La.

The Secretary of the Navy has just received
from Rear Admiral d. d. Porter, commanding the Mis-
sssipp squadron the accompanying detailed report Of
tie recent brilliant battle on the Grand Ecore La be-
tween tie United States gunboat Usage Lieut. Com. r.
L. Reese and two Rebel brigades under Gen. Greene;
L. s. STEAMER Usage,
GRAND ECoEE, April 10, 1854.
Re7r Iivir1i n d. PORTER; $50
SIR. I have tho honor 70 inform you that while on
my ay down the river. having stopped at Blairs plan
tatiOu some - miles above this point 10 protect the
transport Alice Narran. was attacked by two bTgades
% dsmOrated cavalry the whole under the command OF
Gen. Green. amounting 10 :. 800 men.
waited I'll they got into easy shcling range ana
opened them heavy fire Of sArapne ana canister
The Rebels fought with unusual peitinaciy Tor one
hour delivering the heaviest and most concentrated
fire OF musketry that | have ever witnessed. Ihey
finally bDSe in great confusion. leaving the ground
covered with their dead and wounded muskets, KNAPP.
sacks &c, for many yards from the river bank
Having received orders 10 rejOin you without delay
fegrC, j that could not give the battlefield the
inspection desired. From the statements OF the
wounded and the appearance Of the field thoIoss tho
enemy could not have been less than 200 men.
Gen Green who commanded Colonel and Major
are known % have been killed
The Lexington, LieutCom. Bache, came down
Shortly after the action commenced Gnd form the for
mdaie pos0n below was enabled 10 deliver most de-
sructrC eufadiug fire, which materially hastened the
resy.t.
board and did good execution.
L. T. REESE, Lieut.. Commanding.
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Arrival Of the United states supply Steam.
err Union.

The United States Supply Steamer Union,
Edward Conroy commanding arrived at this port this
on Thursday morning. The Union left New York April
II witt draft Of $50 men, large mail and supplies for
the East Gulf Blockading squadron touching at the fol
lowing 81 atiOns Indian River Key West, st. Marks
Charlotte uarbor, Tampa Bay, Cedar Keys East and
West Passes, St. Georges Sound, st. Josephs Bay
81. Andrews Bay, Pensacola, and New-Orleans. She
left New Orleans 9th instant on her return stopping at
all TIE above places bringing large number ilassen
gers and a mail. april 81 between Charlotte HaTDor
and Tampa Bay captured the British schooner o. H. "a
notorious Overwhelmingly from Havana with an as
sorted cargo. She sent TO Key West for adludca
ton Inc following the passengers per ne mon
Fleet Captain VIM. q. Temple the hon Judge Thomas y.
Boyni SimUe Wells Acting Masters Edwin Baleson, w. d.
S;epheus9u w r. Gibbs Surgeons g. H. Van Dusen jones
H. Mccoy Max J. Rsefe Acting Ensign j. j. Russ, Masters
Mates Horace Sherman Geo. b. Side Acting Engineers
Benz H1wkns. r. l.. Heller Paymasters Clerks James
Colby john ;. Sadder AdmTas Clerks J. ID. torquest WI"
Kirby Capt Arthur DE Went VIM Tysaach, and lO' dis
charged men, and some iIvslids.
The Union has board the body Of the late Andrew
X. SAydcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

HOMICIDE AT SRA.-On the arrival OF the
ship Emily Farnham, from Newport, Wales. on
Wednesday evening. she was boarded by Ofhcers
OBrien and Hamblin Of tho Harbor Police who
arrested the third mate. William II. C!eary, on
charge Of causing the death OF an Italian
sailor named Victor. On the 9th ut. while at
Gagged in shortening sail and Victor told by tho
mate TO perform some perous duty He declined and
was immediately struck in the head by the mate with
kicked from the yard falling TO the deck and receiving
suoh severe Injuries that he died within hour.
The body was thrown overheard and no further notice
taken of the affair shipboard Cleary was committed
TO answer the charge. He is young and native
of Rhode Island. He seems uncOncerned about the
matter rema1kng that they could not hang him for the
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

CONFINEMENT OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The Fifth commencement Of tho
Law.ScAcol Of Columbia College was held on Wednes
day evening at tie Rooms Of the Historical Society
A large and cultivated audience was in attendance
Prof McNicar presided and on the platform were SEN
atOr Fish Chairman Of the Trustees Of the Law School,
$ p Ruggles. Gouverneur Ogden, G.. T. Strong Prof
webster. and others. Prof. Theodore W. Wright. l..
J.. d.. delivered address Of the History and True
Theory OF Legal Education" The address before the
alumni was by Edmund Wetmore iesq, after which the
prizes were awarded The first prize Of $3.50 IN the De-
partment q Municipal Law was awarded 10 Jacob A.
Gross; the second OF $50 to Charles II Mundy; the
third OF 500 70 Cerardus POST the prizes in the De-
partment OF Political Science 10 Franklin Dcveagh.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws was conferred the
members OF the Graduating Glass follows:
Richard Armstrong, William Philip Arnold Henry Sanford
Bellows Henry Brodhesd dred Ahsaom Csrley. Thomas
Bernard Conery, George Campbell Cooper Abe Crook lii
Robert Dixon Jeremiah Donovan John Esa Eekeron
te,trech Jacob Alfred Gross Frank Harris William Angus
tvs Ogden Hsgeman, Andrew Josephus Henmon William
Myers Hoes, Burial Hoffman Henry Holt, Hsnlon Msther
hoy Hamilton Bailey Humes Charles Nichols Judson, VIM
fAtt ketehsm. Arthur Malachi Lee. Albert McNulty, jr
SrshkD McEeagh, JosephDs augustus Marsh Luther AIMS
worth Milbank Horstio Woodruff Mills Israel Minor it, Au
gustus Newbold Morris Charles Hoskins Mundy William
OTIS Henry Delaheld Phep Gerardus Post Albert Alfred
Rspwee. James Richards Van Ness Roosevelt Russell Har
per Root, Merwin Rushmore, Elliott Sanford Adolph Lewis
Sanger. John lie Grand schafer William Arns Seaman
Thomas Buckman Shoemaker William Shrady William Van.
"'tdh Simpson. William Edwin slocum Jacob Philip Solo.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NETWORK. ........MAr 10


steaners-Cacb $. Wright Weir, Santa mar.hi Mclean
Lin;z; Vulcan Morrison, Philadelphia Os;ofaTA NcLsush
lin Baltimore W. DaIen. 49,,
shps-Adele tBolgl Clsus'en. Antwerp W schmidt
Son; Occpnus Dutch Duksen Batavia funeh; Meincke
Wendt; r. Hamilton, White, New Orleans. w. ii. Robson
Bark-Campanero OBJ. Johnston, Rio Janeiro:
Bhs-Hannah (Br.), Lane, ST. john n T., r. l. Nevius
Son.
schoouers-M H. Mifin, Gsdsden, Washington, L. Kenny
Boston; Planet Wilson Maitland, ~ s.. II. J. C. a. De
Wolf j. O. Wright Lyman, Baltimore b. C. Wheeler Co. I;
Northern Light, Law, Boston o. L. Haich Lite Boat Reed
Ne,gburypot s ". Lewis Co. n. Smith, kinner, Nor
fox, Va, A. Abbot
Soop-Msry Atwater Warner, Hartford, H. s. Racket
Son.
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SIGsog BUoYo CORE, THE FIRE KISG.-A

SIGSoq BUoYo CORE, THE FIRE KING.-A
considerable number Of ladies and gentlemen. invited
guests, met at Joness Wood Wednesday afternoon
to witness the exploits ofthe Fire King who has been
named the italian Saamander After encasing himself
in suit of freproof garments-a coat, pants shoes
and helmet he deliberately walked into an iron cage;
which had been thickly covered with brushwood and
shayngs and set on fire. The flames were so fierce as
to drive the spectators thirty feet from the scene but
the "Saamander" moved about in the cracking re as
though he was IN his native element, and remained
there until the combustbles by which he had been sur
rounded had been reduced to ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

Sixty Miles and Two houas saved BY this line 70 chicago
Cincirna ST. Louis &c, with but one change Of cars.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
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UNION HALL, SARAToGA.-Major VIM L.
lind formerly Of the Metropolitan Hotel Of this city
subsequently an extensive sheep farmer in Texas ana
lmore recently Major on the staff Of Lieut. Gen. Grant
has purchased onehalf INTEREST," Union Hail. Saratoga
which he intends TO open the LIST of June Tor the nc
comnodation Of ], 200 guests. The hotel Will be main
tanned in style equal to frst.elasS New'io'k eS''p
lishmpnfg
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XVOMEN'S PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION,

d. BLAKE A,.n $. San. e ca@nsa. NeS oIesa.
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mon Frederick William Stevens John Stout Sidney Harson
Stuart IT, Frederick Swsrts William Robert Lyme hi,hao
Terbeun Van Bockerck Julius Sylvester Wash Frederic.
Augustus Werd, Robert Kelley Weeks, Wihan Leggeet
Purdy Wright. 90, x,
The valedictory Grafton was delivered by Alfred MO,
Nuty IT,, concluding the exercises. which were Oh al
interesting character.
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Passengers Sailed.

f., ,eonhip Cifv of Cork fcr Liregoo and Qneen'foun
Nh, NcMuin and two chi dren, Mfs oha stainttroP br
Paunian Thomas Kent, Allied Mills, Michl OuIady Capi
Rernsec wife two children and servant Mr. koppe hnc
Child Jas Brisnardao and wife NJ Heryicn and wife, A.
Joserh wife and three children Andrew Dswei vile anG
two children, with otf oTs in the stecrsse
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Pnsacnyer. Arrived

IN ,,,1rer TTcfor from Forfrei MoHroe-Nrs Loaycn
ysrth Mr., Wright and child; Mrs. Geo Wisner and Miss
Fanny Wisner Michigan; Mrs. Porter 5herm Mrs Lieut.
VIM Bird, Mrs Capt. Chas. ). Pamer' H. tuhh u d.
Crowell and four seamen. wrecked 49, 80
Ia ship Mercury, from HarreMrs Weeks and fo1r chill
dren - O. -,
Ia ba,k Damon, from Baeno' Ayre'-Lews +; 81 John.
In big berthe Res'soI from Para-Nic0a Hodnise' De
Cruy.
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of the FINEST
~ and LATEST STYLES FlRSf-CLASs CARRIAGES,
viz: Fine shininsop Buggies twOsea half tops also
Germantown, extension top. Family Rockaway and Family
Carriages Road Wagons OF all descriptions warranted equal 70
any manufactured Persons Ia Of Carriages invited
10 call and examine the above stock is the largest and
best selected assortment Of Carriages ia New-York
c. WITTY, No. 40 Broadway,
and No. 10 Crosbyst-
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I +. REICHENBACH, PIANO-FORIE
~ TUNER and REPAlRER. No IS West Houston st..
near Bro,dway ~ Y. New aad secondhand Pianos For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

ROBBED AND BEATEN.-OthellO Roley,
sailor, while passing through Water street late on
Wednesday night, was knocked down. robbed anu
beaten by James Mccain. Mccain was arrested and
committed by Justice Bowling.
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DRINTERS' WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT.
T. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. No. a21. Broatway}
Eew-Tors. May 10. la5i
FNUE FLORIDA UNIONlSIS.-Ibe follow


TNHE FLORIDA UNIONlSIS.-Ibe follow.
in. copy Of letter from Gen. A,boh to the Agent o.
the T. s. Sanitary Commission % New Orean. In regard 70
the very destitute condition Of the wives aud children ~ the
Mon men Of Florida peaks ior Itself. A. such ti'Pooh
Of II, funds ia not within the province Of the Commission
special conr buttons the relief Of these and ch
diem whose husbands end fathers IN the Union army W"
received the Office oil The Commission and dispensed by
it, AGENT A. Pensacola Clohins such dresses for women
and children ndcrclothiug &c. should De MARKED ~
Florida Unouss aud be sent 20 the supply Depot OF she
Commission. ut No. 10 Cooper Union. New orb:
HgADQUAErEgs IIsrRiCT OP fESsiclh(
Barfanras. ApTiF4, l0oi .
Sir: beg 10 state there at this place over tp ahd
at East Pass near 2o0. destitute women AID cihd en
entirely dependent the L. = Government for support To
prevent starvation have accordance with Wa Depart
uent General Order No. 90 current series rci"t The Com
insary of Subsistence issue rson b. them, and sheltered
them with condemned tents but the limited means az u, d
posa are inadequate for the daily increasing number and OIL
duplication 20 Department Hradl for sra assistance
having disappfoyed much additional suffering must en-
during the coming ckly among these ui nnat"
victims Of the Rebellion unless immediate step, are Ah'n IN
their behalf
would therefore request IN tho of humanity that a.
assistant agent tho T. = Sanitary Commission be seut hefe
to assist In providing tor their urgent wants.
am, Sir, very respectfully your obedieni servant
AsBOTH, Bhsad.cr General.
X. Som - gg B
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~ attention Of Femen holding Exempt Badges is called to
the following section Of the law relative to the same:
Section T. Every Exempt temen receiving Badge shall
have the permission to wear the same renewed some time
during the May In each year. otherwise such perm
sion shall be deemed revoked and the said Comnsoner'
may any time. revoke any permission 50 granted by them
such permission Is not renewed or Is revoked
shall be the duty such Exempt Fireman to restore the Badge
previously worn by him 70 the sad Commissioners. -,
In accordance with the above section, the Clerks OF the
Board Of Fire Commissioners viii be in attendance al ire
mons Hall on EVERY TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
ING from during the month OF MAY foT the puI
pose OF renewing Exempt BADGES ,,,,, q, -,
GHsRIF' Ply T; KsA'r Clerk.
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Dort- Uaroens' Notife.
STATE oP NEw-YoRK.
popr-WARpySs OYYiCB, No. 'lO3 Wali-st.

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section of the act passed AP a. 49, entitled pi "a Nan tan
W 90 al nerson, interested in having charge Of tho
subject matter Of inquiry. examination Or surrey ha
the following vessels now under ef ihalo W nv
completed within ten days next succeeding th nouee Oh
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EoR DIMINISHING THE USE OF IMPORTED LUXU-
RMS.

The above Assoeisiion successfully sraed las, Mon
dav May I6 by Mass Meeting 1t the Cooper Union Of over
500 women held adjourned meeting on the following day
at No Crea, Jones st.. Various committees were appointed
upon Manufacturer correspondence throughout the state &c
Tho Pledge s. finally adopted reads a. foilows;
We the UNDERLINED during the continuance Of this way
Of Rebellion pledge ourselves refrain from tie purchase Of
impo ed articles - luxury for which those OF home manu-
fsc,ure OF production be- substituted"
10 this the following names taken az random rom anont
tie hundred have boon attached and We puDh
10 how he with which the movement j, regarded IN
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QuARrERAAsrgRs OFFICE No. 6 sia'e.si..
NRW.YORK March T. 1861.

NEW DIRK MlTch !, DOT.
DERSONS owning or representing Steamers,
Sblps schooners c. are requested To hand into this
office daily the names OF oil such ;hey may w, to
charter 10 the Government have freight tor Their Ion
mage Standing Rate Of Charter &c, will be required
STEWART VAN NLlET, Major aud QlarseImister.
DRINTERS' WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT
i ERS-I have removed my Printers warehouse rom no
Spruce (rbune Buildingsl. 70 No % futon corner Of
od OYiL new buildinr. where shall b. happy to
custoaefs now have plenty OF room, steam power ana
gh and expect to ill order. Promptly. and az my own
shall not sell below cost things b. done as wei
Others. J. ~ ,,,gyi,,i-i,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC 80.
Sup-Rises. $50 Seis...... ala Moon-Sets..... 1888
HIGH WATER THIS DAY 80.
Sandy Hook. 6:s8 Gov Island. 7l7 He'll Olte... D. 35
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cAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON -
WORCESTER, PALMER ElTCHBURG, NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY Or NEWfORk,
leave Eewiors daily (Sundays excepted a o'clock IN,
from Pier No 80 North River foot OF Yestryst
FOR NEW-LOSDOS
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from hs
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston snt Wor
cetc oceser and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads.
Freight taken a, the lowest For information inquire
Of s. MARTIN, A GENT on the Pier.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
;. COMMENCING MAY 3 1854. .,


PASSENGER Station in NewYork 2hst. and 9Th ay
Ertrance onSstll-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN: -.
For New Haven = (Ex.), ll.35 lI:l5 (EIb J:W
(E1) $3.50, $50 and (Ex.D y. Il. ~, . =.
For Bridgeport, !, Exh ll;W g. nj iZ'io lrxh ''~
Ex) $3.50, $3.50 and (Eh.) p. m.
Fox Milford and stratford J. 1880 m. $50 $50 p. m
For Fairteld Southport and Wespo :, ll:3O m $50,
5;9op, N. ,,. ~ ooo IT.,
For DaIen and Greenwich $3.50, 1850 a. $50. 40.
3.5Op. M. s. 40 an "a s.aa = a. -
For stamford T. (EI). 9;3O 1880 NJ ll:l3 (Exl,
Ws1. $50 49,, $3.50, 80, (E1.) p m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations . 49, ll:D
m $50 $50 $3.50, 6:N, ?. m. ~
49, WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. M sEIli EIh sp m
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 (EIl 8p m.
For Hartford and Springfield, Q lEGl ll;D M; 3lELh
For Connecticut River Railroad (Ex) ll;3os m 10
Montreal D. m. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkil Railroad Er.h
1850 a. III. o,,.
For New Haven. New London and Stonins,oa Railroads:
q IN. l2.l5, 3, 8 Z. N.
For Canal Railroad, l2i5 p m to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad a. N. D. u
For Naugltuck Railroad, a. N. ?. m. -
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad $50 o. N 40 p N
ConmOdious Sleeping Cars attached to p. L. Trains.
JAMES II. HOlT, Superintendent.
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IAZLETON BROTHERS.
& HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,

~ Nfo'JN N ITN VIN'F.l.''If
w for FAMILIES, CHURCHES end SCHOOis.-Recos
n1ed by the musical profession greatly superior 20 ano
NUNS Mclod and al other small organs lsee our Illus
tinted catalogue for exploit testimony 10 Their srofy
from of!ty Of the most eminent oTsansts III Aterct
Prices, So 20 800 each. 49,
CAUTION 10 PUKCHASERS.-The great reputation
which our Cabinet Organs have obtained aud the extensive
demand for the have induced dealers 10 advertise IN some
cnsss Quite different instruments Cabinet Organs and ~
ohas 10 represent TO hascTs inst Hafmonus AMI other
reed o.ans arc thing This is no, .rue The excel
ir- ~ our ,bn,t Ofrau, which have given them their
hgh reputation the no, merely Of the superiority %
their Workmanship tu sso in largo measure, Of essential d
f.r,ucrs IN construction which, being patented cannot ne
initiated by other makers. From these arise their better
aud volume Of tone aud uyari capicy or expires
non " arrr,o. IA. la scw. 0r1 NJ. I Mercer 81
MASON BROTHERS,.
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!ila1i)inern.

NOR SALE-A DANIELS PLANER, III
fret elias, order will plane ~ feet long by - inches WIDE
with dead weight Address Box J3 p. o. Patterson II. j.
YNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS
Competent employed - streams, make
plans, and put l fumes, wheel, and gearing.
TALBOT s UNDEBliILL. 10 iIo,dway. New.York.
SHOE NORTHUMBERLAND cell
~ rhra'-d POWER ROLLlSG.MlLLS and SPLITTING
MACHINES, manufactured by
~. ". PAYNE. Newburypor', Mas.
TlNODD ~ RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
1 No. ucyst work. Paterson. y j.; manufacture sta
tionery irt4bc Eusiu-, aud Boilers, Fix Hemp. Tow,
cakuri, AID Rope Machinery, Mil Gelrng Shifting &c
TS'O Paper Manuiacturers.-For sale, 12-lnch
Fourdr1er Machine. with Iron Drying Cylinder. ~
inches daneer , inches long; Iron Calender Rolls. Rules
aud Gutter al complete A.o Cylinder Machines o. d4er'
wi hs and ar Engines Of various sizes md Bed Pae,
Orders taken fr al KIND, Of Nil Machinery by DER
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STATE OF NETWORK.
OFFICE OF PAYyAsTER-O ESERAL,
ALBANY. MAY 9,Slti.

ALBANY, May 9,StA
EOR WANT Of the ike facilities rs were
Il Afforded me in tie Northern and Western Division. the
men enlisted under the recent calls in the Southern Diy
sion the l@mpr,ing the hrst ten Congreoua. D
trict Obliged, oithe 70 60 20 the REID WA0lt
the STATE RDrNrY In the recent ba'tc smany whom the
paymascr had not yet been able to reach IN tho fed may
have been killed.
Widow oher residing In New York CITY and its vi
cni,y having claims this 6ice will, IL iaey cal on aaor
ROBERT BENSON IT, No. states, Nrw-forf Cty,
have thei, papers arranged and forwarded free Of expense
john ID. VAN buren,, Plyma3'rr- General.
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JERCHANT's NAVIGATION and TRANS

Y fKUHANT'' ANIUAIIUN and IKANS-
We PORTATlON COMPANY for BOSTON via GRO
Ton, kEWLONDOS, STONiNGTON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON. sad NEWREDFORD.- The sp,en.
did s.esmeIs CO4iMONw EALrH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
viii s.ye Pier No. 10, North Rlyer loot Of COurlnd. g..
diiy (except Sundayl a, D. IN.
Freight sker a, low by any other line. Office Of Com
paYv 10. ll5 West It, corner Vi Coz rtindt-sf.
New. YORK Nov. 2 1888 81. n. SIM0NS, Agent
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miscellaneous.

nor SALE CIIEAP-1hc SUBSCRIBE has a
i surplus Of No Coal Cook STOVES which he viii sell
to ihc tTudo for 81 IS
r. ". KlMBiLL, No I'll Wntcr.st.
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EREDRICKS n Co.. Photographers, No. l79
i 5thav. between 22d and 2Jdss Car,esde Nse ~ per
h.lcn. Our MoIk cannol Do nAcued.
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rTESTIMONIAL.

.
l. Ala called meeting Of tho TEACHERS and STU
DENTS Of bryant, stratton Packari Commercial College
held their Thursday. Muy 49, TIE iOlowlE rs9
lutions touching the death Of Mr.. fLATr Il. SPENCER
were unanimously adopted;
Bhye1s We have been made acquainted with The fact OF
the death Of our beloved friend and former instructor W
Plat H. Spencer who died bis residence ~ Geneva ono
ON Monday evening. May &c. inst aid
Uheye1s We deem It not less duty than sacred privilege
10 memorable this sad event by oleun act Of the lnitt
on Of which are members and b. which he 50 recently
Es,red Tia, la .this cad dspensaon Of Providence
recognize the hand Of just and wise God, and while we are
called upon the loss ~ who has upon rs pec
liar claim for gratitude and affection aud whose departure
fo field Of great usefulness has filed hearts with
allowed sorrow and webow with submission 10 the viii
of Him whs doeh all things we'll"
Reed That IN all past assocaiion with our departed
friend have found Va him the qualities u true man
aud that the retrospect Of s valued acqnainaneshp re-
Rrrsi That IN the death Of Nh spencer every true
friend Of education and moral ndyano has occasion 10
mourn tine demise Of brother for In all tha tended TO beue
.ocy advance the cause Of virtue and To aiminer 70
true and healthy social progress. hs heart was alive ind his
Rsrrd That all lover. Of correct pcnmanhip throughout
the world have lost IN Mr. Spencer most devoted aud faithful
eIsmpa aud that the day IL not distant wien TO MN must De
uuyray conceded the honor 81 having evolved and rer
fscied system Of Writing which remain the business
standard for all coming time.
R,.Ired That while sincerely depore tho sad stroke
which Ia, placed beyond reach the living Instruction Of
the revered author Of the "spencean PenmanshP we viii
meyer cease commemorate his services by heslthfu amb
ton 10 profit by the works he has left behind him.
Rs.osd That do most earnestly and sincerely ympl
hixe with the immediate family aud friends OF the deceased
extend TO them our heartfelt CONFIDENCE III TINS Their hou
Rersl That these proceedings be Published in the city
papers and that copy thereof DO Handsomely engrosed Tor
he family of the deceased. - -
w. W. HARDER, Chairman.
s s PACKARD' JAMES McGVREN.
w III. PALMER, J. X. SIMPSON,
O. u. WEST, Committee.