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DEATH OF DEAN RICHMOND. This
gentleman, well known throughout the
United States as one of the most infiu-
entail political managers of the day,
died in New Y ork on the goth inst, of
man of great wealth, and as President
of the New York Central Railroad
powerful corporation-was always
able to exercise great political infiu-
ence in his State III was a native of
Vermont, and about sixty four years
of age His death caused a general
expression of sorrow i'll his State,
where his voice and influence will be
sadly missed
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wounded. | am with him. will dis
patch yop daily. Yours,

y
III C"
Mamma, Q mammal Look up at
me, listen to me, darling mother
Here is Colonel C-'s message. He
tells US about our darling, mamma: he
is not dead. O my Father in heaven !,
is my mother dead too -
Broken hearted, almost dyfno. Mrs.
Barton family heard the words of Lily.
They seemed to come from a great
distance. Frank is not dead. -
Memory tries to resume her sway
But the truth was too much to be taken
in at once. A faint motion answered
Lily's anguished cry, and then. slowly
opening her eyes, she said What is
it, my child? Where am Ifn
Mamma, look at me. Frank is liv
ing. He-ls wounded, but doing well.
In that hour of trial, the clingino.
dependent child became the STAY and
support of her heart broken parent
Her father had died ere she could lisp
the name papa. Troubles had gather
ed thickly around Mrs. Barton's path
way in life. Four lovely children lay
sleeping in the village churchyard /;
and the husband of her youth had met
with sudden and awful death. Now
her bestowed son lay dying away from
home, IN a strange land, with such
scanty en- prts around him as the sick
soldte4 can obtain at the hands of
strange nurses and hospital stewards
| However, there is one cheering thought
Her boy still lives, and will come home,
when well enough to travel He will,
it is trues be disabled, as second tele-
gram from Colonel c. informs them.
He had lost the rightleg, this despatch
announced, ''amputated six inches
above the knee" Better that than
death Poor little Lily nobly bore her
| own hearts woe. No tears escaped
from her, in her mothers presence
But who can tell the agony that Wrung
her soul, as day after day passed, and
no tidings of her lover came Better
confirmation of her doubts than this
dreadful suspense.
God in heaven send her peace and
resignation to his will, in the midst of
| this bitter trial
4
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Some one, whom we think comes
very far below the correct figures,
makes the following statement: The
latest Masonic statistics report there
are one million three hundred thous-
and brethren of the mystic tie in the
world, and five thousand lodges, scat
tered all over the world--in Europe,
Asia, Africa, North and South Ameri-
ca, Oceanica, and the Indian Archi-
pelago-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-31

Gerrit Smith, in a late letter ex-
presses his opinion that another civil
war is probably necessary, and close
upon us. :" As you like it, Gerrit If
the negro worshippers of New England
persist in their efforts of persecution
it is not improbable that the country
will pass through another season of
sorrow before it shall reach its season
of JOY. We trust, however, that the
policy of the administration will be
sufficiently successful this fall to pre-
vent the " breaking up which Smith ;
letter foreshadows.
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$3.50 Rev ard.

Three Gold Watches Stolen
FINHE above reward will be given for the ap-
L prehension or information that will lead to
the apprehension of the thief, that entered my
house on the night of the 22d inst, and stole
two Gold Watches, one gentlemans and the
gentlemans watch a plain gold watch, the
ladies' of rather an uncommon construction,
made by Arnold, Adams It Ono. 3S4-
and hard to wind up; the chain has the APP
pearance of gold beads fastened together
Also, my pocket book, with about twenty dol
lars in greenbaclls.
Also, the same night the house of Col j f .
Watts was entered and a plain gold watch
stolen and seventy four dollars in greenbacks
and divers other articles of clothing, &c :, &c ,
taken.
JNO. WATTS.
GarlandsviiIe, Aug .i23, 1866, aug26d5t&w1t
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A Berlin correspondent of the
Cologne Gazette asserts that Count
Bismarck is not to be created Duke of
Lauenburg, as some journals have re-
ported, that title being in fact borne
by the King sof Prussia; but Prince
Bismarck.
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KILLED.-W are very sorry to learn
that Mr.. Andrew J. Rembert was killed
Wednesday evening, at Terry Depot,
by being thrown from his horse while
in the act of mounting him Mr.. Rem
bert was an old and greatly esteemed
citizen of Terry, and leaves a family
and wide circle of friends to lament
his death
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Terms per Session OF Twenty W eFH "
CURRENCY Quarterly fn Advance

Prenaratory and Primary GLASSES So aud : 70
Sophomore Junior and Senior Glasses ."
Modern Languages an
Music, each Instrument
L sc of Instrument 49,,
Painting in Oil .-.--.. ~
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon %
Ornamental Needle W DIRK and Han WORN +"
Classics, gratis .--.. . 80,
BOARD. Washing. Lodging Fuel aud l-i%ht II"
Incidental Fee .--....-. ..--.----.
While 1t must not be expected that ye,lng
Ladies can be educated in a hrst-ciass tolie&I
without considerable expense, yetit i ciaiili'd
that the charges less in this than III similar
Institutions and they are so because the bulid-
ings have been erected by public contribution
at cost of about $4,000, for which neither
rent, interest nor tax Is paid.
Young Ladies' graduates III this or other IN
situations, wishing TO become more thorough
in the Literary or Musical Department, ana 10
learn the art OF teaching, Will be received
here where under Charter from the stare
the highest academic hon0rS can ne conferred
on females.
The high reputation of MIR. BELL for scho-
lastic attachments, his aptness for teaching, MS
suavity of manner and his known reputation
as a governor of Young Ladies, together with
the eminent qualifications of Mrs. Bell as a
teacher and governess, justify the Board III ASK
inc liberal patronage for this Institution.
Boarding Department
Is in charge of Rev. W. W. McMAHEN AND
LADY Those who know them need not be
told that neatness, order, comfort and Kindness
emnently distinguish their department. 1t Is
like a home for Young Ladies. The teachers
lodge and board in the College.
Dress and ECONOMY.
Young Ladies often try to excel each otherin
dress To avoid this, and purely asa matter of
economy. uniformity of dress Is being grad
ually introduced, except for those desiring to
wear black.
Plain hat trimmed with Pink for summer,
with solferno or crimson for Winter. Nothing
but ribbon.
Pink Calico and Lawn for summer; dark
Calico and dark brown Worsted for Winter
All extravaganza is positively forbidden.
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WHY FEE THE DENTISTS Use
sozodont daily, and your Teeth viii seldom
or never need seraping or filling, for they
viii never be defled by anwholesome con
cretions, or be honey-comed by decay.
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CHI. RAYMOND,


WHOLESALE GROCERs, Cotton Ia y /
c ~ and Commission Merchants, Nos pa
oo, o2, and Ga Poydras Street, corner d 81
aras and Teheupitoulas streets, New oi'' :
"a All Cotton consigned to us will receive ~ Il
st attention of Mr j. F. Girauit, dolhs' es
me Rouse OF Wright 81 Allen who is speeiSt9
WIN mat department of our business.
GEO. @. EBASTAIN
friends ds ''"na al TINS house ready 70 jan :di
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A floating dock, three hundred and
ten feet in length and eighty-six feet
in breadth, and capable of taking in
a ship drawing eighteen feet of water,
has been constructed at Gainesville,
Hancock county, in this State, by Capt.
o. f. Wallet 1t goes to Algiers this
week.
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JOHN E. HYDE,
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Union FEMAL6 COLLIER |
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI
CHARTERED BY THE STATE IN '4
mn uEUI a W. President,
Win Experienced Department Ie"rhefS'
oH of Southern Birth and
Education.

ysSHIS popular Institution. after susl'en u,
il sion of thu ee years, resumed exercises "',
the second of last October. and has lh>t el"@tu
another successful term, eNeeedii7 ~ IN .''e
axne.tations of its friends. The bii.id'ht.
lsrge three stories high, aud well ARRANGED
stands in a beautiful grove -.
The course of study Is as complete as III any
First-Class College.
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NEW ORLEANS CARPET HOUSE,

AS ............... Charities St. ...........'''
Wv days a full assortment of the --latest
ems OF Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, three ~
ages lngrains, Venetians, Dutch Woo =. E
hemp Carpeting; also, Floor Oil Cloti, %.
widths and qualities, White Checkerel Z
loco Mating, Window Shades, Han NV
Table and Piano Covers. IN
mar22dtjan1. A. BROSSEAU "
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According to late story from Rich
mond Pollard Of tho II .OSt CauSe'' is
III danger OF losing a cause himself
The police have been after him for
kidnapping lady, who didn't seem to
object to it herself, but her friends
did.
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Correspond, ,nee Of the Clarion.

Deserted Goaaiti'2n Of the City-1He
C1olero Deere using-.Scarcety Of
Houses 10 Rent 4igh Rents rocls-
ions-DuH Nor fets-Searcefy q
HGter-.AmusemeR IS
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HARDWARE.
LEVY s. H0mPET,

! Charities Stu.
NEF ORLEANS, Ia
! IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealer, in p.
l. aud Furnishing Goods, Braids. >lsfrl
| Pcrfumery, etc, etc.
Country dealers are requested to come aid n,
! our stock, which they win find one al ne lArsss
| most varied i'm the city. na92m.
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Religious Training.

Young Ladies attend Church and Sunday
School. Daily reading of the Scriptures, Pray
tr and obstruction and Practice in Sacred Mu-
sic accompanied by Melodeon.
G@E+ THE NEXT TERN will begin September
10th, 1866.
S. G. BURNEY,
President Of the Board Of Trustees,
july l. IS66-IaWd- 2mW
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MULLER d. PIAtsEI,

30 c hartres Stree'
NEW ORLEANS re
IMPORTERS of Straw, Millinery aHS
= eign Dry Goods. ISIS
Stock constantly renewed by weekly NV
the latest novelties in
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS, RISD.ss.sII
RTZFTCLAL, FLOWERS AND SEAsv4 rlg
ISSUES TERMS LIBERAL.
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CANTON HOTE
MRS. c. t. REEVES
Petroleum Stoves! Petroleum Stovase4f
The Most Wonderful InEentIoa Of the sget
COOKING MADE EASY,

THESE STOVES make no SNAKE
yerv s 15tfs Ashes, or Dirt, They throw off
than any other Stove. They are now Jn ss oi'i h
f aundreds of Families in New Orleans, who
I nna lNem not only the most economical but
do ilr fnsable; as every Housekeeper can easily
COOKING, Independent of servants
Le ae1ers to Gen Gen z the GogR6g TEfde
among other well known New or1aa,i Esq
a1gl, Mno are using these Stoves which are 81,
sshnaolt1en and for sale, at No loo ramn
Texas Petro' oRl-EANs, by the Louisiana and
Company. anu "a'-Llght
- aug24d6t
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SYKES g. COMFY.

SUCCESSORS TO MURPHY. SYKES Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANl
"a No. . CarOndelet street, New OTtaR
M Solicit consignments Of Cottonand Cd
eral Produce. VIII pay proceeds Of sals
ordered, and give special attention 10 u'-
for purchases. 1au2lt
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His Response to the Mayor
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NEW ORLEANS
JOHN d. HARnTr

JUN :. HARDIE q -
TOTTON FACTORS and e. W,
~ chants. iiilssiob !,
IS Carondelet, corner Perdido At
jan21-1y NeE 0rl.,
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HERE LIES THE ooLoR-BEARER
of the

NINETEENTH ALABAMA REGIMENT.
He was,a brave soldier, and planted
his colors upon our works, May he
rest In peace
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NEW ORLEANS, june 10, Ia

NEW ORLEANS, june 10, Nv
L have associated with me in my ComId
House in this City, Messrs. Mehinnell y
Hazelhurs Miss, and MeSsrs. Adkin, "
ham d Co., Apalachicola, Fla, and VIII e, e.
tlnue the Cotton Factorage and General ~
mission business under the style and ffu
"a L. NJ MERRllI
,..e.-onr NJ
Referring to the above we solicit for our y
House the patronage Of our friends. om y
attention will be given to the sale o. ~ ~.
and other produce, and to the purchase Of =
tern supplies, Groceries and other meIchA'.-
Liberal advances will be made on COZ
ments to our friends in New York, b's
London, Liverpool and Glasgow.
MERRITT, DUNHAM, McKINAELL@ Y
Al Carondelet strael
New Orle5l
lime 2(lth ISRf-GIp
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BUTLER. TERRY & co

COTTON FACTORS and General b..
- sion Merchants,
No % Poydras Street. New Ollen.
Front Office, Up STARS. aHW
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PERSON i CO.
c. McALLISTER. f. Nc
McALITSTER s. McNAIR,

w HOLESALE GROCERS,
No. "a Common Street, NEW 0RLEA
July II, d3m
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FRANK WEBB, lJAss -
VIM POLK, IA q SAJl
WEBB, POLK s. CO "a
EOTTOS FACTORS and Coz
~ chants, iiSSl5ll
46 Carondelet st, N Orlo
marIS-Iy 9AS
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Secretary Stewards Speech.
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HOIruN FACTORS, Commission -. p
X Wardiug Merchants. No. - Unlal,.
BET? ii NEW ORLrA
SS-C. .HcIAt'tsi i.Smt
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Clarion.
NOON REPORTS.
Cincinnati Markets.

President johnson in New York.
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]. A. IuM
rGLEERSoN s. mcLAnp,,,

II. >. F.ts,-.. { i'alt,u MsI
Ees DIte--.h iifautl -
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n TAYT.np . -.

~ n AUX q Som
MANUFACTURES of Room,
Iva Successors of ahdSRa
ID. Fl. TAYLOR & CO., and NV,
No. 81 & 50 Common 81 M Rs0o,
nj Give us call. &c" Orlsgs,
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO

VIRGINIA TOBACCO Aer,,s%
ISAAC q DREYFUS, Importer- Ncs
IL Leaf and Smoking TOBAC6iesoI Chen.
Pipes, and all kinds OF smolin@ ~ ~. Sea
Iii Grav;er St, bet. Camp AMI SSpueles
New Orleans sA2las
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NOTICE

n,,ae rs,gned having established Hotel for a.,
the dferan, P 81 the public at the Junetion n NC
: .s.s, sa' hairoR6s at jackson uiss eioh OF
II me al. at all hours for the prepared
endeayar 70 ~ .ne respeetiue ira ms He viii a, VINO
solicts their patrons nest the market affords and
The Pubie's obi Serv,
mh27dtau Iof 9eTs
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25
4 Snake Trick .

a persOH had started the subjec. OF IN
common occurrences. by telling ar anec-
dOte Of which all ! can recOlect IL. that il
was something about a friend Of bis who,
while out shooting, had tired at q rabbit
and sklned II with the shot Il seemed
queer; as details. however have altogether
gone rom NY memory. ! shall say nothing
more about il. Alter that and one or TWO
others, our host reiaIed that a friend Of MS
was sitting one morning early ia the ye-an-
Dab OF bis house enjoying his usual morn
ing cup Of tea. He was lOllDg about. az
is usual. with his legs up ard his char
tilted bach. When bis Alteration We attract
ed by Tie singular movements Of a number
OF his poultry. which were running ABOUT
the compound. Some o. them we're scut-
ting about under the hedge, and running
10 and fro in great exciemen~
Every now and then, one would rush out
into the opening, evidently boiling, or try
ing 10 bolt, something il had picked up.
The officer watched them for q short time,
but without being able 10 make out what
they were up 70; 20 be Went towards them
10 ascertain the cause OF their extraordi-
nary movements. There be found a NUM-
Der OF very small snakes jumping about 10
state Of great lveluess. aud trying 70
avoid the iOwls-guinea-fOwis. ! think, they
were said 10 be-whO were peckiu- them.
and SEEING them, and making desperate
efforts 10 swallow them, evidently cOnsid-
ering they had f0uni a crea, prize. Bat
after many futile efforts The fowls we're al
ways obliged 10 eject them. They We're
very minute, possibly only just hatched; So
as The officer saw 10 cause for their lnvari-
ably being returned when the fowls were
20 anxious TO swallow them, lie made a
closer Investigation. He found tnat, in
medlately they were selzed-1eariul, doubt
less, Of slipping too easily down lie outlets
Of their assailants-the cunning little
snakes had tied themselves into knots, and
thus rendered themselves too bulky 10 be
swallowed.
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sAnsncan Ladies---Their No
tons Of Things.

-,eao correspondent ofthe Spec
an writing Of American ladies'
f..,nk rom appearing IN full dress,
4 E-rssrs.s IL sO-cailed fuliEess, IN
u lie opera boxes Of theatre.
. lrner table Of an hotel which is
~, public, or where they may be
- rrrinltv 10 entire strangers Of
- now only that they can afford
.tsir seats or their dinners. The
4 =. made IN This respect = very
sJr,he opera, to which ladies d. 20
!. -. and from the opera 10 parties.
.,.-rsssr 20 in full dress unless they
s,r,,e box Ia The stalls, parquet,
u Frst tier Of boxes, where single
- .aa they appear 10 elegant demi-
M wesriog bonnets OF incOmpre-
\. .,rueiure ard wonderful 10 behold.
I.s,i.not a matter OF set or fashion.
n 20 vomau will be al the opera on
~,dsr In fall dress in private box,
hi does Dot own a box, al the next
-I..-ree "a the stalls OF the parqIet,
I IS shoulders and head all covered.
-rbom knew. bad rather an un-
- syperence in an attempt some
soto lisregardthis tacit understand
1ssr he sex in regard 20 dinner dress
She belonged 10 an Uiira-iash-
III .si and having married a south
IA nIsnter soon adopted what We
IL sanitation manners, and affected no
II corn Of slmple-mannere1, reserved
-,psnl m.k. She was al Newport,
~s, sea-sile watering place. and hav-
n, Il returned .roul Europe took great
uon herself. One evening NJ the tea
III Gentleman sat down near her, aud
Il LIZ ylale JeiHe hin, happening 10
MI haiier knife by il - the moment,
s,.ad q ealing the waiter, and wait
MI b, one TO be brought, used has Owl
9 sa.y irssh bright allie TO take q bit OF
~ Hs was man Of culture and so
l. sn8sg but Yankee, and one whose
!, Id wssniiOns she wished 10 tlOut. She
al1si he opportunity, and calling the
|. falg al ID al deliberately subdned bat
-lraAnus, Take away that butter; that
Z 2z,s1aB has bad bis knife in it, He took
4 rts Of the remark which drew all eyes
1 In and upon he lady, but by-aDd-by
;sElehed Oat her hand and took from
lGe some clipped dried beef which
81 between her and her victim. This
vel enough, Of course; but he turned
1ce, and calling a waiter. said only as
HaAng iOf more tea, Take away that
bel: this lady has bad Der fingers in
10 this encounter, such as il was, be
bought 10 have had the best OF il, and
III nOt forgive or forget. So a few
\ afterwards Il should have mentioned
.aere vas The slightest possible ac-
llanee between ihem,l they being al
= Z sae c0nSpiCnOusly in the fGll dress
- adopted since her tour 10 Europe,
'arh vas so very iull that it would
Elneled attention under any clrum-
y took one from a dish OF fresh FIGS
; aer, and putting 1t on plate, hand
! o bin with an expression OF cOmpla-
~ aui saying IN tone OF unmistak-
ssAheaAce. which could be heard al
A. g i0r you sir. lie accepted il
J 1asy, aud taking in his turn a lea
, ne garnllnre OF the dish, offered il iC
70, A hg leaf for you madam She
!, ( able. and kept her room until hel
ned victim left the hotel. "
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AoHNG lNCIDENT.-We are informed
issoueman recently travelling from
'e' 10 sleeping car. witnessed the
'ls scene: In the same car with him
,sn.leman trying 10 still a crying
Y AIRY M It 10 and fro in the coach.
va by its screams, finally rrritated
- one OF the ber,hs 10 such a degree
-N.ocld endure it no longer. and cried
aaely, What in - Is the matter
~ Ioung Oney' And soon again,
.As The mother of that child that
- here TO pacify it" Al this the
-eman in charge OF the Child
ENT 10 the berth and said: Sir.
t~4'ef this Child IS IN her coffin. IN
ss1se carr" Our informant saws
~ yumbler Immediately arose. and
rasalle afflicted father 10 retire "a
~ and from that time until NOR
ga lie little orphan under his care.
'ea.t Register.
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ORGANS.

THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
il 0RGAN- forty different ssy.es a-a1tr- sa-
cred aL1 secular Il slc far 80 C. $50 Co. b. Ilth
TT-FIVE GOLD or SLY r. EinAL- g r'.fr Lttt
r,-er, mn g svsr6edtbem Acres Mason 4 HAy
LIN. Boston, OF MASON BEOTHEEs Nv YORK.
5sIyl
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sA.as o. tie. alleged offer Of the Island
--aA BY Tie King of Italy TO Napo-
= Ne price 10 be paid for needed
It New York Times says: The re-
:. scarcely credtaOle, SuppOsiag. that
y. ictor Emanuel Is sincere in desir-
: t.A-lan unity Tor which be Is light
! -. ..s oier OF a slice Of his kingdom as
- : sosaion for aid in gaining another.
y SAD comment upon uuiicauou.
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1890.

RATS reT~ls BIII's -NhoeveT engages IN shooting
snail brds II a cruel man, whoever ais n EXTERN
Mating r1fs IL o brutfsctlr We should Ike some one
% give us the benefit O. their experience in driving
out these pests We need something besides doEs-
cas- and traps fcr is bus ess Sca.n r. AH1ertC0ri
Nelr FORK
es- 81 >. CosIAE-s - advertise ueui above
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No saIaried Omcers TO be Paid
INCORPORATED 1868.
CORN EXCHANGE
Insurance Company
NEW YORK.
a1.OOO.O6C

Capital autLorlsee ty Special sapi the
LEGISLATURE
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INSURANCE.


Oh ORDINARY MUTUAL ANNUAL PAYING yrry
A.. Oh SUCK PLANS
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DIRECTORS.


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O1HhC4ORS-
JOSEPH KETCHCN,. .Of Joseph X tchun, kRon
ARTHUR d LOWkhRE
( ". DCNHAN. .....-.. Pres. Of CornEKchange Bank
FERDINAND LAWRtNCE.
ELISHA WHiIILE,kf, or. Nhittlessy Sherwood.
DAVID DvWs,-.- ...... David bows q
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JO> j. AMEN --h4 i-'.- i ubo.& enifI wort
H. l. bF-.lf1rh- $780," -- "a sett beicAer a G.
AUGUSTUS LAblAl-
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JOIN hObhaie, .-.- '.--.......Johu 8 Robe l.
JOHN * Hall. $500. hFm oi v Arren HAT Ma
ALFRED n EJl .,-..... --arll q Jesse Ioyt O..
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JOHN a. NblIE, .-..--''- -.-..-...E. v. lIcrs c.
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EDWIN MEAp-.........'-..-.E L r. MeaG Jr. d q
FOWLER Standardization Of " 4 FOwlsl
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