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DIURETIC COMPOUND.

TT For Diseases ofhe Urinary Organs, result
ing from imprudeace, causing improper discharges,
heat irritation, &c. 1t contains no Copaiva, Gu
bebs, Turpentne, or any other offensive or inju-
rious drug, but is safe sure. and pleasant rene
dy that will cure in half the time of any other
or the price will be refunded You that have
been taking Basam Copliva for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath aud clothes
are tainted with its offensive odor, throw it away,
and send for a bottle of this Sure Remedy. 1t will
not only cure you at once, but $50 cleanse the
ing so long. E7y- For Chronic cases, Of months
and even years duration, it is sure cure. Try
it once and you will never taste the disgusting
mixtures Of Balsam Copaiva again. car One
large bottle generally sufficient to Price So
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EURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
The subscriber has opened
Flu RN 1T u X L DEPOT
In the building near the railroad south Of II. &
NJ. Langworth'y store, where may be found at all
times the
THE LARGEST, & BEST SELECTED
Stock Of goods in this market, consisting in part
Of SOFAS,
Bureaus,
Stands,
Chamber sets,
Tables,
Bedsteads,
Rocking, Dining,
and easy Chairs, Spriug Beds,
tra Mattresses, &c.
Also large assortment Of
PICTURE FRAMES.
All arc invited to call and examine my goods and
prices before going elsewhere.
Repairing done at short notice, and on reason.
able terms. WN. c. LANGWORTIiY.
Middlebury, April 26th. Ad
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Paints, Oils, Turpentine, yamish and Fancy
which will be sold
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y Z ODDS
q Ell L q rs u M H
SOMETHING NEW,
A VaIuohIa eu~ al
A Valuable Invention for the People.


First and only Double-Acting Force Pump in
existence, with heavy Double-Acting Piston cast
in one peace, and Dou ble-Acting Vdlre substan-
tialy within the same, without the use of Leather
Valves or any packing whatever. Its novelty and
extreme simplicity strike the beholder with wonder
and astonshment. This Pump is also a powerful
LIFT and FORCE PUMP.
From the Scientific American, May 2, 1885,
The Ohio Pump.
Herewith VIC illustr to pump of novel con-
structon and design. The Inventor styles it 1.-THE
Ohio Pump"
The principal features of this invention are here
with explained. The pump, A, is immersed in the
well, and secured there bv bolts to the timber b.
On the up stroke the water rises into the chamber
through the valve G. and the contents of the
cylinder above compelled to escape through the
shown by the arrows. AS the piston returns the
valve In the bottom of it seats ITSELF and closes the
aperture, J the valve G, closing, and the valve
G., opening, water from the well enters by the
channel way, X, while the water iu the bottom of
the piston escapes up the rod through the pipe to
the vessel placed there to receive t.
The patent for this invention was procured on
March 3, 1868, by Andrew J. Reynolds, of Dayton
Ohio; persons desiring further information can
address him at that place.
These pumps are desirable in many places as
they will force water to a considerable distance.
The position Of the apparatus beneath the surface
Of the well renders it impossible that 1T should
freeze except under extraordinary circumstances
and all the working parts seem to be put together
in a substantial manner. There are no pipes to
burst in winter, and the pump is always full of
water, it is unnecessary to work the breaks halt
an hour before producing any results.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DEL


" ICATE HEALTH.
Dr. Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endicott
Sect, Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
Strdcnt to the female SYSTEM Prolapsus, Uteri
incialling of the Womb tluor, Albus, Suppression,
or Fother Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
and W pathological principles. aud speedy reli
guaranteedn very few days. SO invariab !
certain is the new mode Of treatment that me It
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the atf T.
ed person soon rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater expcr mce
in the cure of diseaes Of women than airy ther
physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients W may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
mcnt.
DR.. Dow, since 1916, having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice for the cure Of Pr-
vate Diseases and Female Complaints, acknOw-
ledfies no superior in the United States.
n. BAH letters must containe one dollar, or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ, to Pm.
Boston, July %, 1888.
16:1y
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BRANDON NATIONAL BANK
Brandon Feb. 4 1868.

BKANDON NATIONAL BANK.l
Brandon Feb. 3, 1865.
This Bank will continue the sale of the 7 $40
United States Notes at par and accrued inte EFT.
This popular loan is convertible at the option
of the holder, Aug. Is, 1867, into Gold bearing
per cent bond, and is free from all taxes, and is
the only Government Loan now before the pub
lie. Such an opportunity to make investments
may not again be offered, as the Government will
not be likely to offer Gold interest on any new
oan. 45tt l.. BIXBY. Cashier,
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INDIAN

hdthi ,r1rrdated rs represented IN EVERY RE-
sPEor, or the price tciH be refunded. eT,-BEWARE
OF INVITATIONS! and especially those having n
counterfeit of my Indian Figure for deception -
None genuine unless obtained directly at Or. Nut
ison's Office. eSs- Ladies who wish, can have
hoard in the CITY during treatment.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

CT Thousands of Dollars are paid to swindng
quacks daily, which is ,corse than Mrown array.
This comes from trusting to the deceptive at ,
vertsements of men calling themselves Doctors.
whose only recommendation is rhat they say Of
themselves. I7rAdvcrtising physicians, in nine
cases ont of ten. are lmpostors; and medi ines OF
this kind found in drug stores generally worth
less,-go up to sell. and not to cure. The Sure
Remedies can be obtained at my Office only, and
are warranted represented, in every respect, or
the price will be refunded Persons at distance
may he cured at home in the shortest possible
time, by sending for them. CT Dr. Mattison is
an educated physician of over twenty years eX-
pericnce ten in general practice, until compelled
by i'll health to adopt an Office practice, treating
all accidents resulting from imprudence in both
SEXES, giving them his whole attention F3 Cir
culars givna full information with undoubted ties
tmonials also book on Special Diseases. in a
sealed envelope, mt free. L5.Be sure and send
for Them for without testimonials no stranger can
be trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and d-
rect to DIR. MATTISON, No. % Union Street.
Providence, Il. |.
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ME CLIPPER MOVING AND

= hTHFINU MACHINES.
Are adapted to every variety of surface, and to
cutting every kind Of grass
They are lighter in weight and draft, and more
perfect in cutting than any other machine in
market.
The height ofc can be varied BY the driver
while the machine is In motion, and without leav-
ing his seat.
They are simple, durable, and not liable to get
out Of order.
The One Horse Mower can be drawn by one
horse as easily the ordinary two horse machines
by two horses.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements Seeds aad
Fertilizers constantly on hand. Send for circulars
K. ii. ALLEN 4 co.
hiaw le9 aud l91 Water ST., n. Y.
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THE ADVANTAGES OF TIE ONO PUMPS ARE

First-Its chcapness and durability. Second
Its certainty Of action ut all times, the Pump
working entirely UNDER WATER, preserves it
from rusting, and requires no packing or printing,
lhird-Ihe most important point to which we
wish to call attention, is the fact that NO WATER
CAN STAND IN THE rIPE when the pump is not in
motion, to become stale in summer and II cezc in
winter thus making u perfect protection dg1inst
frost. Fourth--By attaching hose il is great
protection against fire. and very useful in watering
Gardens, Sprnkling Streets, Washing Buggies, &c.
1t has less machinery than any Double-Actmg
Force Pump in america.
They have no equal They speak for then
selves
Retail Prices, No. I, SIS. No. 2, :Is.
Pipe and Hose extra.
The Subscribers having purchased the exclusive
right of sale of the above Pumps in the towns of
West Haven, Benson, Sudbury, Orwell, Shoreham,
Bridport Addison, Cornwall and Whiting, will he
happy to supply any one wishing to give them a
trial. Trespassers on the above territory will be
promptly attended to.
DORSEY SWEET & CO.,
9;3m Benson, Vt.
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DIR. MATTES0TS SURE REMEDIES,
-FuR-
Special Diseases.
MMENA GOGU e.

eJ-Prepared expressly for LADIES,
and is superior to any thing else for
for regulate the system In cases of
obstruction, from tchdterer cause,
and is therefore of the greatest value
to those who NAV wish to avoid an
Grill to which they arc liable. If
taken as directed, 1t will cure any
case durable by medicine, and it is
also perfectly safe. Full directions
accompany each bottle. Price S1O.
ca-REMEMBER.-7his medicine is
, designed expressly far OBSTINATE
|, CASES, which all CHEAP remedies
] Of Tie kind hare fdnled % cure also.
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IS LEARNED 10 OPERATE ON Sing
machine perfect Uu p4ntr and all kinds Of
a very shot time. Ecconme nded to p.aces
,ned. Terms easy. Il Rose Il, cor nuape,
.or IL
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WANTED.

WANTED-NECK TIE HANDS AT ca
WANTED? FIRST CLASS TfSSMTTHs.
AipPy at SSs Broadway Sealing Machine
WAN1ED-A SMART GIRL TO DO GEN.
era hoate~ors in small family mast lie a
sscd l,undresi ad have eood RECOMMENDATION
ht9 Der last place. Gail tcfore +. ~ 1t 81 Dom
WANTED-A FIRST-CLNSS OPTR iTOR
orc S gl, P'n by nc week OF piece Az. eas'er
GRIFFIN, L. Bayaru It, top door. ID -
WANTED 80 ny A RESPECTABLE wO.
W man situation 20 do chamber worF, or to telo
s sio q. # children AF' for two days 4" i's WS''
MANTED-A TAILOR AND TAUOEESS
W 10 work or custom work; thoae th4i can operate
preferred. Cal all the week ut Isl fransnn ~. ~
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRI. FOR
" general htusowork. NJ o. Prince st. %
WANIEp-GOOD FINISHERS. OpERA.
>, toI. aud scIs' good vtec' viii g c.,ol at
II mulberry e. Coz. ia, and over head the rio,ey
sore. q
WANTED-A FIRST RNTr PATTERN
W maker at the Machine Shop. - Hofauo NJ. %
WAN Ed 80 A COMPETENT BLACK
~, On IL eud helper used to eiit and truck work:
avenue isG
WANIEn-GOOD HANDS WILL FIND
~, consIra' employment at CITY Laundry, 4Gl
aA
WANTLD-A TAILOR AND TAILORESS,
" TO 70 a short distance In thc country warc.
no oWtct TO suitable persons Cal lotv ecu TIC hour.
% , AM ~ a. u. IN tue Shocuiakeu, 10 Pikca ibI
NAATED--A GIRL TO SEW or A MA
-, fhine on custom PANTS rood WAGES and steady
uoIN glNen Call at l4s First avenue, % hOor, back
'oo'n' 100
WANTED AT &c VESEY ST.-MAIES
w aud females to learn TO burnsh. Also IN
Grand boy. 3IJ
WANTED-IN A PAPER HANGING
w lac.ory, In Easi New York, L. /, aman 10
s,Mn walnut OAK &C. Apply TO j. r. MILLER,
w ANTEn-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
~ learn to operate on sinsers and Wheeler &
Mhsoust sNing MAJ hiuc; terms Casy Snl taught we'll
Also gooi sewete 20 learn prntAloon maGing. Inquire
Of ~ Delaney vt. In ;he hssemen' SAB
WANTED FINE BRASS WIRE DRAW
w en-. Apply at 10 Fulton n. NY. SlS
Observation-Disclosures TO WORK
a, on new huildines on W Ard's Island. Apply At
tho teo. Of lloth 1t, Fast k.ve-. ~
\NANTED-wORK FOR 6 SEWING MA
chimes at fitting lgaies or gcnts shoes, OF any
cher vork IN leather that be sent out Addr,s.
w, box 81 sun Office. 4u3
> GOOD COAT HANDS WANTED - TO
- 80 ihort distance ia the country. Tor further
phtcuiafs Inquire oi b. q. sEBkiNG,S Tyon Row,
| > FIRST CLASS TATLORRSSES WANTED
30 wotk en- custom coats. Appv ut 5ls Division
| 1t. aILNi'5 Shop. %
IN GOOD BUITONHOLE MAKERS FOR
- me 'oiis am vest steady Nork aud good
ne.r ave b w. " '"' "''N' - -"' ~ ''''' - st.
eSlD0 FOR A DOG-A CROSS OF NEW
| - iOcFcuHtlnrd and Anstin preferred. Apply
IL" "oidwsy cor Cour1landtt' n, from 10 oclk Us
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5 WANTED - 10 MAKE PAPER
xes none hut good hands need apply. Il. q.
.OW's, % ful,On II, 81 iioor, II
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SEWING sIACIllNE s.
PERSONAL NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF FREDERICK
aud CATHERINE WAGNER, Germans IA. wa
.priyate in the sUth Mas. kos'I Co. l. In and abous
oct lSgJ Address ABRAHAM BEAl, ~ Centre
- n. l. 3l
MR. DIRK RTMAEN-PLEASR DE.
A'Aiiver the bank took belonging to me-, the under.
signed 10 the bsaInan's savings Bank, Wa. .trsyt
Rev York CITY, FLlEDERlLk OEN EkkDlCk IL
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/ WANTED - ONE WHO CAN SET
yps and j. vii ing to work. Apply At Sunday
Office, if2 Nassau 4, after o'clock. -
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lbs WANTED on BEAD TRIMMINGS.
',s,. required. App.y sitersA NJ TO ~
s., "a lool "
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IFICIAL FLOWERS - 100 GOOD
'dnd. '.' Nopc hut Cooi hands need rppiy.
.e A. ~ L.. yeaHTd 81. 3Gl
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO-BANJO-I GUARANTEE THE
Imoat unrnu,cs person 10 Az any of m, nom,
minstrel melodies llrs, &C. IN couI,o OF icssons
20 ). X BUCkLEY, 81 Kint II. lsz
RANJO AND JIG DANCING. CLOG BUR-
- esino and Irish jiF dancing, taurht by the ne
n9wncd JOiiN hOuAS, l31 East Houston 81 Terms
~ per course bAnjos Tor holiday prescn from 81 TO
e'SeASu. 1Ib
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SAVINGS RAH.iS.

e / l. Il g. 7. INTER ) /
" .u FREE FROM TAX,
Ai2 Canal a. AssstA tl.kTl. GO IL 80
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I ADlkS, ALL WHO WISH TO GET Thor
,uehly earned TO sew on Wheeler A. Wilson'S
SinsoIs Grover hakcr'a wilcox a Oille' sew.
ms machiues, also HOUo's on shCo aud rAiter ORR,
call at % Greenwich ave we seni ard recommend
te .hope 10 Get work out when learned. All Minds
machinos TO rent ard sell
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BUSINESS ORANGES

A MILK AND BUTTER STORE FOR
re Apply At 1IJ Mulberry 1t /; now doing !.
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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

STEAM POWER TO LET-TEN ROOMS.
~ about lS,GO square feet, 400 square lee, yari
ROOM ana an clubhouse le1tU with 10 10 ~ hoTss
pOroi, lnqulle on tho pIeIulses Il pI'rOI 3yI
fi.st ave, col. .ith st. 40
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40 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS

> Ill 'Tl'Ir H4ND NUN 7 I'LL TA1 MENID
49, o. GU wiz purchase ono OF tnOse desirable
iO't IN EIILaIethport, Now Jetl0y, belonging TO the
htIOgs estate AnOrdiug chance for oVeTy working
man 20 secure desirable houle on very easy teTms
anu OAy 20 nlnutei ilOtA New York by railroad or
ono hOur ~ steamnont. Aliens eau hold AMI convey
real estato There, Tue " tins properly perfect boz
yond question FOR iurther paI tIcuIas LppIy TO T. 4
hLllObb, fAUtulOf, lJg luau 81. -
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WE; Writers, AUCTR-wIIL Sell,
THIS day al lo9 O'Clock. at as EiehtL ave-bsr
IOoin, 'hiuon aud dining fixtures and tnrn,n,e
consisting OF Aiarae and gcuotaI aaso rtiuent ~
variety. Sale rain or shine vi 81 Wy
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I ~, ih'uhi bN SlNtEk'S hNb
- w ~ " z machines perfect ior II, In family
trring' srtchinT apd hanucl shirt making Recon.
iucnu"d TO shopa ATps az 11ip Allen 1t, near uc-
lai'v Of. IN tho fancy sioIa. s.1
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SSO-FOR SALE, MUST BE SOLD To-
- O'Cday, the News Depot, cor. Bowory and Iles-
ter ~. Call before IL a. N s3
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A GOOD OYSTER AND DINING SALOON
ior snle At 2l5 Mulberry st. II NOT ,old In Az,
WI 70 SOD at auction by WIN. ABBOTT, AuetL IIS
NHs'"N'h o4uAtc. 90
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PARE CHANCELLOR SALE THE Stock,
Nhxtufes and GOOD will Of liquor nnI ystor saloon,
Win rooms, 81 oak 81, dOo.- from CathArine, ~
sCH -
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WANTED.

LADIES TAUGHT on SINGERS AND
- wheeler Wilson, machine, TO hem. tuck and
hney biaidiug; alec on HoEe's on Leather, perfect
lot ~, end recommended TO shops Mschines 10
Ith and sth ayes. gl6
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NeWs Items
( Bp YsI.srspk 10 hl Ssv rori 5~~-l

rwEsry vessels o, the Mississippi flee, have been
ordered 10 Cairo to lie discharged
CoSsDPRApLE cotton is up the RID River await
'rg transportation
IT IA reported at Little Rock, Ark, that Kirby
Smith Is receiving re.n.oEeements by men from the
east side Of the river.
PACFlcATloS in Arkansas Is progressing rapidly.
TIE people are taking the management of susrr!las
iato tAeir own hands.
IhR su scriptous yesterday to the seyen-thirty
loan. 40 teicgraIhed to Jay Cooke, amounted 10
S2,197,000. The number Of individual subscrip-
tons tor tmounn Of $50 and si0O amounted TO
l,497.
AplsrArou from Chicago reports the aour msrke,
active, and prices advanced ten to fifteen cents.
Wheat, also. was active, aud tho same WAS true Of
corn and oats. There were shipped yesterday
$1,000 barrels Of -four and o. 900 bushels Of corn.
An important suit which has leon pending at
Hartford, Conn, between judge Coli and tho estate
Of the late Fam. Con, was decided yesterday
morning IN favor o. Jpdgp Colt The amount,
coming to Judge Colt Is $4,000. The decision Is
Guh.
! GES. wA,nnUGss states that the report from
A''. l'H'"f N'NslhpAcA . lew uhNh SINCE SlNAnk an
account q do; Guong negro troops there for
tho contemplated massacre Of psroled rebels, and
the subsequent shooting OF the colorei troops ID
false IA every particular.
GES. SHERMAN was serenaded in Washington
"wednesday utht md spoke few words In hu'
m rons aud &. nycrsato II tone to the crow, ad
y's'nS al men now 10 go 10 work peacesbly, sup
port tie Government, end le good citizens gene
rally, AmRn asked from The crowd, How lSou
h1x soy .li TIE General saii "You can 70 tC
noHico lyon ice or You can 20 10 the devil II yot
want g." He was very gooi.nstured and oI-slnc
g. hiE remarks.
y 'rI'l1vN medium a; Rochsster was .rrc.teC
al I-7seiu'ei 'y Tic l.. g. Revenue auth orities
Dot Friday ~ reitsi 10 take OUT a 'iu ,.lert'
hceus' Decision o. tho cs.e was reserved Tor ,
teS DAYS
PHYSICAL IN Portland, Ne, recently Amputa
ts- 'he l's 81 glr O. fourteen years, where In
lower portion, 'nc!utnT the ankle to!nt, With a.
ihe heshv paris cve2 70 Inc SKI, had Ne n change
or t!nsloru5s 'L,o e g.i.l rucS-iisc Subt,.uce
aa4 enlarge " Ilsse i.lnys vs. natural S.zs,
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The State Prisoners.
IeT Reported TO be In Irons.

F't',. Monroe, Nay a. steamer sailed from
hc'u this afternoon for savannah, With ses orders
Mas. Davis, her four children, brother sni .ser aud
Mr. Cay, 70 TO savannah in the clyde, A. pemifson
for ben to proceed North hi. b,en fused BY the
War department Yc''esdiy Afternoon eusfd was
sent on, 10 the clyde and searched the -te,ner and
ell the hssra; aud effect, Of the rebel party remain
nr on board large amount Of gold and vsrahle
lcS,lty. etc. va found l ia, baggage Of the LADIES'
hut v,th the exception Of ,evcfal important docu-
Rents ~.i,h we're found BY ne guard, everythins
~.i .ci, uuuo cstoi. Among Ghc many rumor dying
about tt-. ay Ia r-sard 10 the conhnemen ~ Of JCh.
bl'' has been one to the eject that yesterday amer.
moon h" 7us rnuscicd in order to preveat, no doubt
Any injury 10 lis guard, sh,u.I ! o. a, Mr. Davis
remarked, lrcoue provoked" at the strict suryei.
lance tcd over him. The strict regulalons respect
Ia. p"roil visiting tho Fortress are s,in rtidly en-
.,'-ci 'J Ucarral Niles, the commander Of the post.
y. IcrttH, either officer or civilian, IL SLOWED 10
enter 'he F1,t!c,s un!c,, duly provided gi,h the
feiu' lite parse.
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New Orleans and IIexiCo.
Whereabouts or Kirby smith and ccner al
Hood.

C1Vo, NrY % The New OTle,n, TtHrs Of ne
f)h !. very positively informed that KIRBY Smith
has not teen fascinated. Hr-. Kirby smith Is re-
ported to have arrived at the mouth of the Fed river,
an represented the position Of her husband "a
TT m'l' critical, ps~ty threatened to esaas,lp
al, hun II be .srrenIers, and smother th'eatenei 10
70 'ake him fhe continued the struggle.
TIc TNEa also learns ths; the Ielel General Hood
stat crossed the Mississippi river At Tunica Bend.
Abcut seventy Of esneii'lon sent In pursuit eep
tured tAolr baggage aud the Generals Uniform nt
somu export, Hood escaping in the night.
The New orleans TMEt's Mexican correspondent
contTadc- the pcccuuts published outside that
IT,, representing that vast improvements being
made 10y the Imperial administra,ion. The writor
say, that AAimilian's nlie is unpopular. lie hss
dc'lcod TO himself annuity Of two million dollars
aud has applied 10 his the castle OF Chopultepec
| aud declaring himself emperor ~ TIA. will OF the
| people. THIS t. not Acceptable, and even his own
ir.ruis dsp, ascd wish Il, The suspicion and
lcaou'v with which event. in the I ni,el States
h.e hH'Ched, ,IOs create every day. The Liberals
| have Lately gained u.yeys! advantages sud quite u
number o. sntl parties OF lmper!Asu have hceu
atieated heir larse forces are hardly able TO hold
An American lnvlon Ia considered 80 GER ain that
| hatshau BGyane leaves nor san Luis POtoti, 10
establish camp, and tortity the city. 4 ieverish
! anxiety eIisu everywhere, Tor neNs from the Uni
| Tel siatta. Tho finances are IN dcplorable
| condition, the deficit ley cen the income agd the
| eHU.nditures being @2O,0CLUO0, which tho French
Treasury supple The majority Of the people look 70
the tulod state, ior sid 10 eNpel the Invaders The
ior,isn zion will be increased 10 2LOO0 There Is
talk OF reduction Guayamas " i'll be heavily Tor
tilted, Nso the entrance 20 the nuli Of Gallo n,s
! l-rgc shipments Of Improved ordnance from France
have been mnde Tor ,ht object. Jusrez is still Al
| chihuahua whore he II said to have a large army
| morss viii also be fortified camp Of observation
OF 1000 men viii he c'tablshed at the former place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-26
wILLIAMSBURGU

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BROOKLYN, +. D.,
SUNDAY soHooLs,-The anniversary Of the schools
connected with the sunday school Teacher A.soc.
alton Of Brooklyn. +. H., took place yesterday after
noon, and 1900 children took part IN the
cbes. The different schools assembled on the open
los near the skating grounds. The ,-ercses the
ground consisted Of singing and an addres. by Rev.
M Payne, pastor Of the South 9th street Methodist
church. At the Close, the schools marched to theu
respective churches, where they we're bountiful,
supplied with cake, oranges and confectionery. la
the evenlns, public meeting Of the Association was
held at the New England Congregational Church,
South 9th street Addresses we've delivered by Rev.
A. Taylor Of Philadelphia, and Rev. Leonard w.
Bacon. From the annual report read by the secre-
ta, Mr.. W X. Foster It appears that the number u
teachers are 1900; number Of scholars registered
1000; average attendance $500
The snnlv erasIies OF the Sunday schools at Green
point took place "Wednesday, when over 1900 chill
dren turned out In procession.