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Gcu Oorf.-(Neunts5 allsemeines SIN.
gerfei). Die Dele9aten Der @elana<Gerein,
btelten lebten Samltag NbenD pieoer Elm,
Stbuns in ben @ermania MGembls Nopms
9err Stcfen praiptrte. 8riefe, bic BON Or
Sdab 8alttmprer Sanaerbuno, Wbilaoelpb
San9erbuno uno Gintra6t bon 6arrisburo
et%n9elaufen tparet, ipurpen yerlelen. Oi(
etn5elnm COMMITTEES l~tatteten 8eridt ilbe,
ibre Sbatisfett felt Der lebten Sibuno ob,
Oas Seipirtbun9Sccmmittee beantroate. DAT
fir Dte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am Gamftao
@benb fir 1900 Ntrionen 0ein befelt ,pers
Dc. Dieter antras wurbe anaenummen unc
nit 5errn gennett Elm Mbtummen iber bic
Selor9nns bteler @esenltanoe setrufen. Sol
gender YrO9rammentuurf ipurbe bierauf Ypre
9ele9t nno genebmtgt:
Samlta9 ben Is. SuIi. Gn1pfono Der
0alte. 6adel3ug pom benz Qanpunasplahe
nag Der Sttp !9al uito benz 6%auptauartier.
SOnnta9 ben 16. Sult. Vrobe in ben
N0emblp Npprns nm 9 l1br Wcrz
gems. @eneralprDbe in Der McabemY Of Mulfc
UNI balb elf ubr. Concert in Der 0cabems Of
Nilltc NbenoS s ubr.
Muntag ben II. Suit. - GROCER um,ua i:
ote San9er pGiiren GttY Dali, NO fe Der
i'm Namen Der Gtabt betrtqfpmntt.
6auptcctcert IN Der NcnoemY Of Mulic.
Oienlag bat. 18. Suli.-Ddeaatenlsuna
IN @sxnsaRta IgrntIs @uomts. Nadmittnss
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Spmit nobm pa5 @taenz

SUmtt na9m pas @iae1=
tbnm an @ertb alb lint 1881, 535
Oteles p1rpe burG bic @ntlheiDuna bes
Sberbunpesz@ ert6t5, baB Ser. ct. Wertbpa=
pierre BON Der 81 teuerun9 aussenummen
Ieten, DerurIaGt.
*Gtn Sat- 6.
Burnett, fritber @Un9reBz M1ttsltep spm 1.
&entudY Oiltrtft ipGter pom NebeIen=@cnz
9reB, wltroe Dor eint9en Gaeen auf 8efeb1
pe8 &rie96Iefretar8 in 6ppttnsptGe, &Y., Ser=
Raftet. Gr wurbe na6 louisville ae6ra6t
unp ben @iSilbebSrben unter ber Mnflaae olf
SoGSerratb itbernnttrprtet. Dieter 8ur16e
bat BEN Strid 9eraDe 70 gut Serbtent, trie Self.
Davis unD 8redtnrtbae.
*Gtn OFFER Der 9ermbe4terbe
II nh Nrbett. = Nus SprtneTel6, Ma6.,
miro bert6tet, paB Nnt6pnY 8bUpes BON Gloz
renee, Grte County, q, g., Elm Stubent Der
Sopbontpre Gldie auf Der 6arparb untperlts
tat Cambridge, am 20. Stunt i'm Otter BON
un9efabr % SaDren aus 9ipt6 am Nerpenie<
Der 9eltprben 1T. St mar Elm un9emein ia
lentSoller unb fletbi9er Singing, Der Dor un=
9efdbr l Sabre BON Der 8arm mad Der uni
perlttat fam. Nrm, ME ct mar, 1Glua CT id
fi1mnerlt@ bur6, orbeitete aber in eineut
tlettteh 3immer, Na6ts BET elmer SeQampe,
falf tGgliA IS StunOen, Sei6nete Iid aus
pur4 ietn %ieltenes Salient in Dem Niatbemaz
tit, 1T Dem SprdAen &c. un0 mar ber @rlte in
letner &lafie, tpabrenp er lonlt, U6ne j3tpeifel
tpe9en ietner Nrmutb, nt6t Bios 1uBerlf Be-
l9etpen, lpnpern idet unp 3urifse3p9en mar.
Gtn Sabr lang Bate CT BET all ieinen 9eitt<
gen @~nlfren9un9en nur BON 8rob mnb 8aiIer
1tp 3~upetlen ettpa8 NtlA 9eIebt. GnpliA
bSrte Der 9ut6er3ige 5err 9eabpbY, @r=OrGlz
bent Der llntoerfitdt, Dap Der leiBi9e, BEL aler
Sonperbarfett iebr 9eaGtete urto beliebte
Smuggling, BON pem man @rOBeS ertpartete,
lebr fra1f iei, iu6te ibn in leiner armlt&en
Stube rnC fanp i'm leiber IGpn bem 1ppe
naRe. SC pnrbe Der Nrme ~peni9Fens nod
gut Serpfle9t; ietn @br9efGbl Bate i'm Der
btnbert, iein @lenp friber gu tlasen. Seine
l6tper betrCfene SHUTTER 1Ulte bic 9et9e mad
tbrer 9eimatb ab, mo- ie inter GROCER She'll
nabme be9raben purbe.
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O)0jOIllOton, Q. C.

rb=8tanbp.- Gin @prrelppn5
Dent, Der neult4 8prb'S 36eater in Wa1bina=
ton belltAte, ihretbt, DAP unsea6tet Der i6Grf=
ten leberpa6ung bos @ebGuoe bertnpd
l9limm 5u9ertGtet tpUrpen 1T. Guripitaten>
Srdmer l@ntBten gang unb gar bic 8anf
meg, auf Der 9eanut SpGm iab, tpG6renb CT
oa8 9ferD pe6 8pOtb ttelt. SeI6lt BON Dem
9rilnen 6uBteppt9 int Sbeater, Der bic 6uB-
tapfen Srptb'S um9ab, bic er s~uridlieB, ais
er aus bet 9r%dfipentenlpge auf bic 8iibne
lpran9, 1T cine gauge 9uabratele tpe9eelAnitz
ten. Gin Observation-Disclosures be9ab i'd,
IN Den, AT ba6 Gbeater ltoBenoen GrtnfIalpn,
1T tpeldem SpUtb Ielnen lebtem SAlud
Srar1tlrettt naGnt, ebe er Den YrGltpenten er=
mUrperte. Gr fra9te ben &ellner: ,5aben
sic mod btelelbe 6laI@e in 61npen, aus mel
dyer Spptb liA etnlAentte in Der Nahtber Or
mcroun9 De5 9raltpenten 9tncpln 2" Mnf bic
Seiabnn9 Der 6ra9e ia9te CT abermaIS, unp
baben Sic anA mod BON Dem elben Brandy
partn ? unp nl5 Der &elner ia9te: Sa, -
oerIan9te ct ip9letG etnen SGluf. @r
IAenfte etn unO Der uGte ben Brandy, unp
per3c9 ietn 0eifft uno fu9r fort : unb ba8
lit Der SranpY, pen 8Optb 9etrrnfen BAT ?
N~ntport, freiIia, freiItG. Damn, ia9te Der
Mfan1, jebt plltlpert mid ntGt mebr, paB CT
DEN @rGlpenten umsebradt BAT, tper etnen
Sdlaf BON ptei em 8ranpY trinft, 1T i'm
Stanoe, feline @rD6mntter lln3ubrtnaen.
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9as Sanncr Der &epublif ncr Der.
Stuuten

Fat nunmebr SO Gterne, ieper Stern cine.
Der SO Steaten re%prdlenttrenb. Dem 8raua
aena6 miro an benz 1. San. poer 4. eSuli
Der auf pen Sag fUl9t, an peldem Elm ,teue
Staat duf9enpmnen tpprpen, bic 3aN be
Vnnnerl terne I'M einen Dermebrt. unten fcla
cine Site Der Staaten, aus bencn bic llnip,
beitebt, neblt BEN Oaten tbrer Nufrabme. 60
lerabU unO 9iebrasfa baben bic Beflanib
t6 StaatS=@ unl titutipnen an seben, 6atrt
aber nod teinen @ebrau6 bappn eema6t.
DELAWARE, 7. Oe3ember 1877.
@enn1plSauten, II. DECEMBER 1887.
Nep<Serltp, IS. DECEMBER 1887.
Georgia, 2. Sanuar 1888.
Connecticut, 8. Sanuar 1888.
M~a6aGuiett6, 6. Jebruar 1888.
MarYlanb, %. @pril 17S8.
South Carolina, %. Ntat 1888.
New 5amplbire, 81. Stunt 1888.
Gtr9tnten, 26. Stunt 1888.
Netp=gprf, %. Suli 1885,:
+ Nurtb Garpltna, 81. NpYember 1889.
8bUpe SSlanp, 20. Nfat 1870.
Germunt, 4. Ntdr3 1871.
&entufp, l. Stunt 1892.
GenneHee, 1. Stunt 1896.
Sbtp, 20. NoSemter 1892.
2puiliana, Is. @prtl 1912.
Snotdna, II. DECEMBER 1916.
.Nltlflippi. 10. DECEMBER 1917.
Satnpts, 3. DECEMBER 1918.
Qlabama, IA. DECEMBER 1919.
Matne, IS. MGr3 1920.
0linouri, 10. Aueult 1921.
Nrtani as, Is, Stunt 1886.
Mtdtsan, 81. Sanuar 1887.
6lortpa, 3. @ldrs 1916.
Seras, %. DECEMBER 1845.
Soma. %. DECEMBER 1876.
@iscCntn, 20. Mtat 1848.
Saltfornten, 8. September 1849.
Nfinneipta, DECEMBER 1857.
Oregon, Oe3ember 1862.
&anlas, Ntar3 1862.
Sirsinien, 8ebruar ODER Mtdr, 1868
gteoaba, Sftpber 1864.
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Upn Characterization BET WuftiUn.

Der llner5ei6nete irirb ant Dipntdg, btn 10. Suit, AbenbS
6k ubr tAs an her z. Strase sesenrfer benz gGrt 5stl &c.
Ieeene GruuoftId NIT etnent 2ft6dtGer 9DpbntGuS 6fentiid
pertaufsn laFen. Das @runbRld bat cine arpnt BON 20 Gub
unb NIT etnsy Itee Don 242 6us. Die &auf6ebtnaunsen fnS
BITE 3alfte bndr Ipglet6 nab bent Vertaufr Hnb tr &ef NIT
eu tn 6 anb IL NOnaten. Dieienteen, bic Fun babtu.
Sas @ieentbum 81 fdufeu unb ntbt Sett baben Fh an btr
&utttpn 3u be teiltgen, tbnnen t11si be In Der 8mif6ensettin
pripattpt tdufen, ipenn fe ant Dbtsen pIGs Radfr0een.
.tt #s 3. Neber,
O. G~TSenubsr knt z. Str. pcTt.
greea & WtHtous, Nuft. (ttFmpl
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Solicitors Sf6rp.

.. ct. Snnere Steuern, 2, Ditrttt BON Mb.
que gerlotien ipe'&e in htefem Qtfritt gepertIdsine
ssaXe Fst 5aa1g Ino inplfar itnb unb fpfrrt einaeI6ft irerbeE
@ Sn meI6 S Ss ~ tMit Sst S,sier In5et8e tperIen Die Stra,
5aelung tann tn 6iekr Office, 80 IS St gaitin.orpar
1oeiin 0Sn wforssns 9 bis Na6m. 2 ubr s~eleitet nerrer.
(G"S0J Sames &. &taGeIu, 9pQfftyr.
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panberumg8=@ Expedition bte Gtebe, pel6e Mne
ter Qettung DeS SameS 8. Stsf 9ebem nnb BON
ct. Glpup, MtnneIOta, aufbre9n fol-. SIS
wtrb beatii6tiet, penteltens 1000 Sbelnebs
mer suIammen3ubrtngen. Oa pas Serrtto<
RUM IN BEN Mnt~Gn0isunsen Der Expedition
iDte Elm ue,eS 9arapteS 9el6tlbert miro, 70
tbeilt pa6 in Wbttepatery 0tsccnliu, erl6et-
nenpe Brighter" eint9e vGbatla6en" binli4t=
lth Otele5 NaraOtel les nit. Dtele GbatlaGen
linD !:
Oas &errttcrtum bat wa4rlnetnlt6 ntnt
10000 @tntrp1ner. Gtretnta Gtt9, Der elm
3tge Srt bon etri9er 8epeutung I'M 1erritc=
rum, lit nt@t5 ais Elm oerlaRenes Mtnent
lager nnD bat uau59elpielt".
WCntana LIT Der f1ltelt E Sbetl BON NprD=
Nmerifa inter glei9er 8reite, 8pr apet
SaGren fiel in Dem G6ale DeS Sttnfino=
@ater am 4. Sult oret !3pG @6nee, Nm
10. &u9ult Sprt9eu Sa6re6 bilpete I6 in
Sir9tnta Gttp Elm Stertel 3ul btdeS' Gts unb
mebrere @erunen, bic bort iberwinterten, fog
ten inns, baB le nod niemalS etnen 70 Itren=
gen @inter erlebt batten. gtele Sage lang
tpnnten le ibre @pbnun9en nt9t D~erlalen.
&aS Nderbau betrift, ~ 1T Mlrntana benz
Serrttprium OacUtab ie9r a6nliA f.: cine un=
fru6tbare @ulte, alt59enpmmen ldngs Der
@etpaier, tpp &artcfeln, 0erite, Safer, @ur=
3elfr1Ate &c. radl en. @el16tprn unb Sbll
ltno gang auber 6rage, neil es In jepem Cont
mermpnate 3erfGrenpe 6rGlte giebt, Gte6
f@crttltt gut fort, wp lt6 Sergeras fnbet uno
IN allen 6luBtbdlern. @er na9 Mpntana
du6panbert, um bnrA Mderbau reid 3u per=
Den, miro balo zines Seliern belebrt werben
1tnp 3uritffpntmen, m91n e. fn1n.
Ger 8et6tbum SON Sem
gprf. Der @e1ommtmert6 bes lieornhen
lno betpesliden @t9entbums in getp sort ~.
lief ltG i'm SaGr
1904 .-...... .$643,615,89O
l60 6O8,784,355
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D'ele stoten fnb bonn Is. Suli 1865 uu8sefeut uns
Sre' SABRE mad senanntem Datum in gasieraeIb betm
5aPlSur ooer tte fOnneu aud ie mad ber gGa5t tes eiaeus
5imers sesen
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Seretmi9te Gfaeten
L3O Nnlei6e.
Critic Serie.
$23 O, OOO,OOO

a1f grntd@ti9nu9 beS G@asoutsfetretXrs ~efferirt Der
unterjet1nete, tOeI3ar General @ubTcriptirusz gaent fir
ben Sert0uf bon Sereinisteu Staten @ettbpastersn IL,
Dem YHblitan bic brittle @erie S&asnpten, tpel6e Ser
SaPr fe6eu unS Drei3e9uteGs 4rD3ent 3infen traaen, Sc.
tannt ale
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3uEnerfdltfer

@tne gut einsertGtete WtrttfGaft at Der z. Strdse 1T
bilig Ju Sertaufen, ta Ter GtgenttImer Der felbtr Elm aneeres
@ef@aft ubernirnntt. N6beres Ju ~erfrasen bet s. s 3tee-
HIbt, (btllB)
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Mirtb1noft AT norF11fon

etne gut einsertGtete Wgrtbfhoft INIT a.,,Au
psltsr 3tssI6a6n 1T @ei&afteseranbrr una t SIusT t M tp !"
SS s, = A99snfra8sHl ia q. 9Upartfr, Ode Don IeSfs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13

1us annull erodu7 from the eli, IS no" 10 mi
rogress, an all no can spare tho time snd
money are going into the country 10 sp'nd the
heated term. The various watering places, and
other summer resorts, are filling up very rapidly,
anG the present indications orc that The number Of
hubitpss q these places, during the Pr sent sea-
sen, will be larger shan ever before. New York,
as usual, contributes a heavy proportion Of the
visitors 70 the summer retreats. The number of
shssnieos from the city is already 10 large that
their absence is very perocptblc, notwithstanding
the vast populsuon Of tht metropolis. The streets
in tho fashionable districts are compsrst vely dull,
a large number ~ houses ~ closed, the places Of
Amusement are but little 'rcqusnied by the vota-
RIGS o. fashion, aud IN short Tie whole city presents
somewhat deserted appearance. There is very
| good reason why the cait & TO country should
be more general this season than ordi-
| narily, at least far as the mod
| crate aud seusillc portion Of our citizens
are concerned. Tho hi,h prices that prevail here,
compared with tbs rates current in the country,
warrant many persons in making the change, who,
under ordinary circumstances would not feel able,
Country boarding, outside Of the fashionable CEN
tres, can DO oblsned Tor one-half VIVA. il now
! costs IN New Ork, aud thlt difference during the
season lecomes an important item. Th.s how
ever, r-icrs only 20 those who regard = SUNNI, Z
season in the light Of plain, common-sense eujoy-
mcuI. Tho shoddyites aud other butterfe, Of
fashion, VITO edo" the season according to pro
gramme, VIII OF course hit about from one water
ingpIA,e to snoIhcr IN a coLseloss OF fash.
ionsbo dissipation. But rational season in the
country" is really enjoyable, and those who can
S'oTd 10 escape from Ihe city few wccks-rar
tculAty families who have children - would
> he vel repaid IN health, y.gor and
animation. Few wcoss IN the pure fresh air o
the countrr, the exercise incident to country life
and the wholesome de. which one res at Tn,
; farmhouse table, are well worth all they cos.
Children vho have zen COO ell up in tho city Zee
l imbusd with new LIE on hong turned loose IN
. the country, and month Of farm l'go viii s1v,
e many dollar in physicians and druggists u.s.
In view ofihc high prices that prevail IN Ihe city
for al. articles of table consump.iou those VII,
arc goul to the county to spend quiet season
a | have generally prepared ior q lon or stay than
. | usual. D. this means economy VIII be hlcpdc.
with pleasure, anl those wuo tIll 10 receive plysg
s. t"n'ht viii cave only themselves TO blsna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13

TnE coored clergyman who edits The New
Orleans BLACK REPUBLICAN says:
The coiored man and the white man cannot i've
together in this country they must, aud will have
70 separate, unless the Congress Of the nation will
Abraham and Lot 80 II 10 With us, and the sooner
we seek home for our rising generation, the bet.
ter Il will be tor US Our final destiny, so far ~
can diuly see, lie that Ia three hundred years u
will be rare thing 10 see colorsd man In this
country. Like ue Intian, our race is destined to
become okunc. ia tIis country, unless we move
ourselves"
Tbs as coming from one Of the most intelligent
Representatives Of tie negro see In Americs, is
.xpra ssou Of much weight. Time only fully
dsnonstrate how true It Is; but II may well be
believed that ono who las made his race aud its
destiny the study Of life. aud who exhibits in the
editorials Of bis paper q mental ability Of . re-
| markAtly high order, may 10 capable Of judging
more clearly aui justly herein, than his white
brethren, who y,cs the subjec. from an external
standpoint II such views are to be extensively
enle tanned by e1ue atcd coored people, 1t sppesrs
probable th,t incsculsble dsmsge will 10 done TO
tho pct theories Of amalgamauon Of Mr.. rnTos
and his conJreres n tho seeds OF sweet aud
| generous culture" which = recent writer in the
ISpsrEsDE,1 holds 10 exist in tho black race
viewed in connection with the amalyamation
idsay, Withhold themselves from being planted,
how ,hsll We get crop2 IL i's 'roor prospect"
| a. the farners SAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13
The Trade Convention.

THs international Trade Convention which Is
now In session At Detroit has before II for copsid-
erstion number Of subjects Of great com mercial
Importance It is International only 90 far as rec-
procity with Canals Is concerned. and The dele
gates from the Provinces have no interest 10 the
convention, aside from the subject Of maxi ng some
kind Of an Arrangement 70 follow tho sbross,on q
the Reciprocity Tres,y, which will soon occur, in
conformity With the notice given by our Govern
meut Aside from this feature, the business Of tho
convention is to provide for better means q con-
merci,l intercourse between the East and the West,
and 10 consider such questions as have reference
70 the genera interests 81 trade. TIE Niagara
ship canal, and tho proposed ship canal scross
the State u Michigan, " avoid the long
transit by the lake rout', will proba-
by 10 prominent subjects Of deiberatou. The
project " opening communication between Lake
NJ. higan aud the Illinois river, by means Of q Sd p
canal from Chicago 70 Joliet, aud the widening Of
the present canal from thence to La Sail on the
1llinoiB river. VIII alSo be considered These sub
jects are Of gres, importance b all who feel an tn
teresi in the development AL material prosperity
| Of the country. ny increasing the facilities for
transportation between tho Past and tho wos,
reduction in rsshts will Of course follow, ami d
minishcd prices will be the rcv,li. Tho increasing
productiveneu 81 the Western country, and The
prospoc, that the ratio of Increase will he gresty
accelerated since we war has closed, make IL i'm.
portrait that the means Of commercial interct ange
should be propor,ionsisly increased. Tho Con-
V.ntion is very largely attended, reprsSrnts nearly
every Leading branch Of business an its deiinera-
lions can hardly fail 10 prove advantageous ~ the
| commercial interests Of tho country.
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Jen and His English Friends.

Fyrr since tho breaking out Of the rebellion
England has ussuaniu ousy divided It's f.vorl
between the rebels and the Ini1nist. giving the
former the m.,nriAl aid and the latter tie advice.
Tho rcbe lion having collapsed, the favors be-
slowed upon IL by England have NJ course ceased
but tho sdvice 70 the North Is generously contin-
usd. The whole British prcss OF every political
shade, is nov in , state Of the most anxious solc'
iude with regard n what disposition Govern
meut shall make Of Jar. DAVIS Judging from
The tone Of these patronIzng iournsls, one woul
suppose that tho United States 10 . national minor,
and thA. England is It's duly appointed guardian.
They seem 10 take 1t for granted ths, our Govern
men, Is not competent 70 pass upon DAyEss case,
and without programme is prepared for its sc-
ton by England, Aome slsrmiug hlunder will he
committed. Now We have no objection to
ions BrtL's .oiciiude for the personal well
fare Of JrpF. DAVIS On the contrary va are
disposed 10 admire him for this one evidence Of
consi.tency lie stuck to DAVIS throughout hi d.
rebclous career, and IN following him into Fort
ress Monroe, Jon, shows more consistency than
cns nil ht expect from his notorious treschery and
reridy. No, we have no objection to his express
sions Of coincidence with DAVIS; no fault to fiud
with his snxety concerning the fate OF hs disiin-
suished gentleman; but We do emphatcally pro-
lcs, against his insuhcrAble insolence proscrib-
ing The policy that our Government shall pursue in
the premises. For four years joins But did every
thing in his power 10 aid DAVIS in his attempt to
destroy the Union and, the effort having failed, he
now hs, tho br,zen impudence to insis. that we
shall not punish the culprit. Il may be- that DAVIS
will go scs,h ess; but II this English c,mor In his
favor we're tho only thing to he considered in his
case, would have him hAngel high az II aman.
Que leading London iourns, after working i1sc'i
into violent rage over the "inhumAn treatment"
of the Confederate President" proposes in case
JrTT's neck 10 stretched, TO withdraw ,ho British
minister from this country. We have pondercl
long overthis terrible thrcst--vicved the danger IN
every light, aud have 1t lSs, concluded that IN
case our advice should be desired in tns prem ses
g. simply say LIT cm withdraw"
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- HATH n.

APNAN.on the 18th inst, John, youngest .on Of
John and Elizabeth Agmsn' seed yesr sud moe.
afternoon, at o'ciocf, from 49, Hudson st. 70
BATEs-On July 9th, 1885, at - Debe-oise st.
Brqotlyn, 4. d., sarah Ann Bates, in the 10th year
Her relatives and friend, are mos, respectfully in
vied " attend the funeral, Thursday, 18th met
At o'clock. r. NJ from the Bushwick ave. Baptist
Church, near the cros. roads 100
DOSNELLY-On Wednesday. July 18th, Of In.
Examination Of the lungs james Donnelly, sged ~
The friends Of the family are respectfully invltei
" attend the funeral from his late resdence, IA
o'clock. iUT
DONovAN-on wedne.d.v, July 18th, Ellen
Donovan aged 20 years, months and 10 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family Tetpcct-
afternoon iiih inst al O'Clock, from the residence
31d II. Her Iemains will be inferred In Calvary
Cemetery. 10
atLMOIE-At Harlem, on Monday July 10Th,
BENJAMIN Gilmore SENIOR In the 'ith yer Of his
The relative. and friend. Of the family are respect
A. " 2Tl
:, MyINGsToNE On Wednesday, July u, viii
liam Livingstone, aged 63 years, native Of the Par
ish Of Dromore, Co. Tyrone, Ireland.
His friends, and those Of the family, arc respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Friday alter
noon, July IA, at O'clock from his late residence,
81 Fifthst 2Gi
NICHOIs-On Wednesday, July 18th, Mrs Eliza
NichOl of Go. Derry, ireland.
Her remains will be removed from hor late resi.
deuce ~ West 10th st. for intermenin wood.
on Thursday the lSth, at 1 O'Clock, 7 NJ The
irionds and rel. ives respectfully invited to At
tend. Philadelphia and Connecticut papers please
copy. 10
PRITCHARD--On Tuesday, 11,h inst. Of cholera
innnium, samuel 4. Pritehard, Jr only sou OF
samuel A. and Augusta Pritcnard, aged months
and dave.
The relative, and friend. are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, nj
O'clock, from the residence Of his parents, East
| Tth IT, iU2
SCuLLY on wednesday. July i2th, Dennis
scuib seed 81 years native Of the Parish Of Xii.
| brin, Go. Cork. ireland.
HE relatives aud friends, also those Of his sons
| Cornelius and John, and son-in-lAs, Bernard Ma
euiIe, and he sis,ers- Mr.. Huelst and Mr. Grady,
ar respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, on
FRIDAY afternoon, July L. at = O'Clock, from his late
residence Z94 Madison ~, and from thence to Cal.
vary Cemetery for inteTment. lGl
| SNElIA'RONE - On Tuesday, July 18th, Mrs
Emma SncllgrovC, In the oath year Of hcr age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, and the
| members Of Lily Lodee, r. & 4. NJ, VI Mofrisgnis
are respectfully invited 20 attend the tuner raj, on
| FRIDAY, July T. at o'clock, irom her late residence
| W Greene st, Jetsey City. 2GI
| sTEwAKT-On Tuesday, July 18th. Alexander
Stewart, artturned soldier, ued ~ year., month";
| aud 20 days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, lhurpday afternoon, July
! ~, at O'Clock, tiOn the residence OF his mother
| 1907 Hudson ave. ll6
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Tar late rebel States, which os,ensihly dissolved
lhslr connection from the Union At different per
,,ds, have returned 20 It in tho same way, and sl
are once moro back in their Old places the starry
banner again WAVING iumphAnily over al Of them,
.,rith not a star erased Florids tho last Of tho
lo,. has been provided with = provisional Govern
ment. President JonssoS has appointed Judge
A.hy,r Of tha, State, an ayowsd unionst, rs tho
head ct the now government prescribing the same
policy of rehabilitation as th., heretofore promul-
Vstt,l wish reference to the other states. Accord
,ng to tho Presidsnts policy the late rebel
States are nov siI to complote the work OF reorSan'
ization They are authorized to hold conventions,
elect member. of Congress, Legislator Stats and
county ufhcors, and perform all the functions OF
sovereign States. The "reign Of terror" which the
rebel leaders used 10 preach to their dupss A. tho
p., Vrsl consequences n submission 10 toe NORTH
4, therefore myth. The States ara not held ss
-copolet,d provinces - they are not in the condi'
ton OF Hungary, or rolIud OF Ireland; their poo
ols Ar. mot "vGsSA.s to the North" Ga tho con-
lr.ry, tho President has evinced all possible haste
IN relieving them Of military rule, AMI has even
gone SO FAR as TO appoint none but their own eit''
sens TO supervise the work OF RECOMMENDATION. 50
,nuch for thc dreEliul pictures with which sh'
sbel leaders wers wont TO frigh,cn their ignorant
alloHefa