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THE GARBAGE-DUMPlNG NUSASCE.-The sitizens o.
Cosnunipaw who reside In close proximity III, Central
Railroad depot of EeyJersey. held meeting Saturday
evening TO take Tor the suppression Of the dumping
of garbage along the shore front Mr. Charles A Dc Witt
presided. and J. b. Cleveland acted as Secretary
The master OF nusances discussed after which the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Ref Iis we earnestly nd 'eemny protest against the furt
dumping the Bergen and
that in view Of & epidemic now lingering in the Lower Bay aud ito
probable spread chn the weather regard the action Of
the parties engaged such dumping not only inhuman but de-
hant.
Rsrd That further protest sans, the throwing Of oa and
dead animals along e shore front and against the slaughter
now in existence the limits Of Jersey City especially along the
highways OF travel
Resore That committee Of FIVE citizens be appointed who shall
memorabilia the Council obtain injunction against the parties
aforesaid and take such Other action their view condue TO
the ayug the public existing and the preservation OF
the public health
committee appointed to wait upon the Town Council
their first meeting and request the Inauguration OF imme
date measures for obtaining an Injunction.
a committee appointed to confer with the Mayor OF
Jersey City relation ssugher-houses Mil Creek
on the Plank Road
The members the Council from the ward requested
10 confer the President of the New Board OF Health
and acquain him with the taken at this meeting
resolution adopted inviting jersey City Greenvle
and Bayonne TO united action with the town OF Bergen In the
prevention of garbage dumping and In all measures touching
the public heath.
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cucAeo june Il-Flour firm but quiet at 90 25Gs 70
g., sn~ing Fxtras Wheat advanced 3G4c. closing nrh
s =, '7is - f,r No and q O5asl ~ for No. p Corn
eei,e al SOC for No Oats firm at J 9J2ic for No l. ana
~ a0c for No HghWInes quiet aud seBlE al - -
80 Feivl,s active at lflc on Corn 10 Buffalo Receipts
,o-iay-s OO obs Flour $3.50 bush Wheat 5iJVW push
Corr 1900 bush Oats. slipneats-yOJ pu.s' faoui'
=. ga bu.h Wheat burh. Corn. 63UOO Dush Oas
CINCINNATI June il.-Four and Wheat dull WHISKY IN
changed. AIsas Pork held s32. Lard 2ltc Cold 10
oswyeo June Flour steady, salcs at $40 % for NO
snrtne for Red Winter, SIS for Double Extra beat
rce and firm sales OF No Milwaukee Club az 81 ~ ano
g. a. M 81 Corn lower. sales at lie for No Illinois
Canal Freight dull Flour J6a &c. Wheat 9tc Corn &C. to
NsW-iOrk.
PuuADEi PHIA June ll-Petroeum unchanged. tloui
firm export demand small; Superhne sass 5O Extras
sgd Wheat steady; Choice Old - 9Od e. White - %
ard spring g. J7i. Corn firm. Whsky-PennsyVania
- 25a 8. -. OHIO, - p ar g. %
Tg,gF june II p quiet and steady. Wheat firm.
Crr active. yellow Gle; White 81 Oats. 73d75o. Pro,
visions firm Mess Pork Ell IS Sugar dull inactive and
unsettled Seeds hrnf fiaA oeeu' W"'0N' UNIV uN''
Whisky 1ull
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Terrible Catn.trophe-seven Children Killed
md Nine Wounded.
From The Charleston Courier. Ju

From The Charleston Courier. juno Z
One OF the hearrending and aDDaDg catastrOphes
the village Of Blmberg the Augusta branch OF the South
Carolina Railroad 20 miles from Charleston. between and
o'clock Tuesday afternoon by which nearly every family OF
that village has been thrown into the deepest gloom aud
mourning. The Of this distressing
about three hundred yards from the depot in twoOry
frame building known Allen Lodge Of Freemgs0ns lately
used school house by Mr. Robert Seabrook and his sister
the former having charge Of the male and the latter Of the
female department.
Into building IL OF the scholars boys and girls
had assembled about three O'Clock for the joining IN
festive party given by the young misses to their youthful
friends While the act spreading table with
ffcshments candies cakes &C. the building struck by
violent gale of wind tornado fom the vest which passed
the village, taking nOrtheasery direction. sweeping
trees aud everything else before IT, The chimney
carried the time that the roof asunder
An attempt made by George W. Patrick OF the older
defy removal Another OF the youths Charles stewart
proposed escape by the window and Jumped ont for
The purpose OF assisting the otheTs when the whole building
fell killing young Stewart aud five others instantly. and
w0undng Others Of whom expired shortly after reach
ing home. The following the names and ages Of the
killed:
Master Angus NJ Brabbham aged IS years OF Major
j. Brubbam Miss Hattie Brabbham aged IL years daughter
Hampton Bribbham esq; Master Charles Stewart aged
years Hansiord stewart esq Miss Urbanna Reniz
10 years daughter of Mrs Emma Reniz lately removed
from OIangehurg Miss Luphrasa Hoffman aged 10 years,
daughter L. c. Hoffman esq; Master Fillmore sanders
aged l6 years. Jabcz Sandels Master Charles Sim
aged years OF A. simmons esq. The following
the OF the wounded George W. Patrick severely
Sais Brabbham severely Miss Julia Slater severely. Miss
Hoffman. severely, Thomas Rivers seyerely aud two others
sgAy whose did not earn Only two o. the party
escaped entirely uUhuu
Most Of who saved found where they had
oei under the school benches which the tber had
rested after the iiiliue Of ihc building.
The bodies ~ both the living and the dead were either
covered vedged heavy ,mber and required
the use Of axes to release them.
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DIE ID,

BENEpcTIn Austin, Nevada Wednesday, yIne yd~srd e.
and A. D. C. ls, Division, 2Otb Army Corps
Boston papers please copy.
BOGERT-In Brooklyn Monday June H. Rudphu Boes ID
The family the funeral his
resideuce Berss.t on wednesday O'Clock p
CHIsoLMAtcoege Point L. L. Saturday June 1866 in
l Of his age John Rogers edes, son Of WIN L. and Mary
cowLEY-on Sunday June residence Havss
The relatives and esd. Of the family also the members Of American.
Pde Of + and a. a. a., ana the Paternity N general ar. 'epss
Buena Ridge Mott Haven Tuesday June IL At O'Clock
ned,y morning june is for n,.r@sae
FELLowson Monday morning June H. Louis FelIo~s sss
The ,ys, fIend respectfully invited attend hi. ;psr:,
West Twenty -hfth-s,. without further notice.
Fd dsSt.1 ssaf ar. Ps Soqs f Fan st O'Clock E'
The relatives and friends invited attend the funeral Wedne
West Tweny.third.t
KoLECKI-At his residence ROurth.. Williams.
Funeral a,2 m. Tuesday, I2tb inst.
LNcoLNIn Brooklyn Friday morning jane suddenly Frnh
MARsTERs5In Brooklyn on Sunday June 10 H B Mss
The s sas 1n o% y 10, the So 10 ss sas
ss y4 g. aSe oe., sSS.o@ eo at O'Clock
MARTTNE-A his residence Tarytown we.tchessr wsu
and paina illness while in the service d
9S q s g biz Late s,sS the ca leave anass.
River Railroad station Thirietht, at 10 O'Clock
MOANDon Saturday the 9th inst, Jennie wife Of VIM A Mol
and Philadelphia, Pa.
PEET-At Cleveland Sunday June 10 Caroline W. widov
Of Professor Dudley Pee late Of the NewYoEk Institute for the
Instruction o the Deaf and Dumb.
Her remains will be taken to Hartford for inerment
PLTMPTONIn Brooklyn Sunday. 10th
Clrence Fisk Of Edwin d. and Mary L. Pmpton aged
YEAR, and ? months
respectfully invited attend the
funeral from No Carroll Park Tuesday 18th inst at o'clock
WiLDERAt Suspension Bridge Saturday May Abel Widen
aged - years.
wILpER-At Palmy. Mich Thursday Nay TO- Artem,. Wilder
aged 70 years.
wATERs-At residence OF his brother thi. city after short
painful illness Lucien Waters aged % years and 10 moahs
AMERTCUS LODGE, No SIS r. 4 A. M-The members
m Wednesday
O'Clock the sttead
Ing Of ate worthy Brother X y. COWLEY
III CLA1 IArus ssc'y RKsvRs Y. SzLsss NJ
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MEXICO.
important instructions for Marshal
BaZaine.
The French Troops to Make no More Hostile
demonstrations.
SeYcnly.GTe Per Cent of The Troops to Leave in
October.
WASHINGTON. MOnday. July II. 1870:

WASHINGTON MOndoy. July H. 1900
Information from Mexico, received by the French ga
ton here states that Gen Bazaine tho French commander
las received positive orders from the Emperor Napoleon
to concentrate the French troops at Mexico Pueb and
Orzaba and make no hostile demonstrations Sew
enyve per cent OF the troops will 60 France in October
and the remainder next year. Macmillan is also reported
90 be out Of money, and to have made raid, under the
auction Of Gen Bazane upon the chest of the French
PaymasierGencral There also limitations that Louis
Napoleon desires to cultivate the friendly relations
with the United States.
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H=Hsa
M A r. Rl 4 ID.

BACON-WOOLsEY-0n Thursdsy BY thu Rev DR. B.,o.
Of Nswsyen assisted by the Rev Dr. Prens hs~Yor snd
the Rev President Woosy OF Yale College Dr. Francis
ewaven Georanns Muirssn daughter Of the late Charles W.
sLATER-ALLAREn Brook yn, Sunday al the real
dence Of the brides by the Rev w. Leek
slater to Miss Sarah T. Asire daughter Of Mn Thee 0u
bEandssn.
sfohER-gRAHAM-InH New York Wednesday June Osorss
"EsI-BALpWlN-On Wednesday evening June BY the Rev
1nons hsstins Smith Nsnbufen West to tsuny Losts.
Baldwin al OF this city No cards.
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NEw.JERsEY NEWS.

SUICIDE BY TAKING PoIsoy-COroner Kristen Of
Jersey City held inquest Sunday evening the body Of
young man named Horace Goodrich who found lying
dead IN the morning in his az Myerss Hotel In Ex
place II quite evident tst he bad to bis
ueah 0y swallowing morphine bottle which had contained
tue poison having been found the The deceased bad
recently been employed bartender az the City Hotel from
Ach place he was discharged and apparently IN dest
ute circumstances. verdict Of suicide By taking poison
ren-eTed
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Imporfnnt 20 ship Captains.
RESTORATION OP NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS CAPTURED
BY THE REBEL PIRATE SHENANDOAH.


The Navy Department announces that shipmasteri
whose chrOnOmeets captured by the Anglo
rebel crusei Shenandoah obtain them By fling ccrh
ofownershp ~ the Office ~ L. s Negus Co. Chro-
nHmetcr Maker the T. Navy. No. 100 Wal.t., New
York City When the Shenandoah surrendered NJ LIVER
pool Captain Waddei turned 20 the British authorities
thermometers and number Of sextants and oihor
ugucal instr umcn Which Consul forwarded 10 the Uni
tel States be returned 10 the or cindl owners.
TIE list 81 owners furnished hy Waddeh seems 10 be ncom
pctc yera spmaers have laid clfm 20 instruments
bot mentioned hs f when they assert were taken fro"
their vessels by order Of Capt Waddell .ctn before
II j. possible that he nay have dispose
reaching Liverpool. .rsavit az the office Of the
Claimants must present. One time and place OF TIE capture
hcssrs. Neeus sei rrments makers name; which u cor
Toe tuit rsruens b. found among those IN possession o
gre bo',IIi.-. III Of the property
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The Recent Murder near Baltimore.

BNTuoRE Mondlv June II, 1866
Mrs. Mooney the daughter of David White the gate
keeper al Ekrdg Bridge, the Nasnlhglh roaa VINO
, rerorfrd murdered al his house last night, VII It Is
now thought recover but her son, boy OF H. VINO was
also beaten bv the murderrs Of his srndather has SUI
frcl re- apse. aud u is thought he VIII d'' suspcou
49, s.r'i noforiou. parties but OF lest accounts no
arrest have been made The mmdsTers are supposed to
have COME u baltimore.
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subscribers, copies or over for each COPY - . OF
RENTING tor 10 copies $50 will receive an extra oopf
for months
Persons RENTING Cor s4 will receive an extra COPY
one year.
DAILY TRTBUNB.
60 per annumi - for sx months
Address TIE TRIBUNE New. York.
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length in advance Tine io seconds He increased the gap
between them and 81 the haas was TWO length, n front
was four lengths advance Passing the reequarer mile
on the home stretch Hambetonan poke badly but was got
down and broke again Daniel Boone coming IN easy wnner
tree lengths ahead. Tine, 2.f3t.
Se-'nd HatA gain there number ~ iaise starts
many p9pc affirming that IL the plan Of Han Heton
driver the little brown colt Finally they lot on
Daniel Doone again taking the lead which be "u
throughout the whole Of HambetOnan broke bGd
again bat stretch got down beautifully
~ vigorous application the whip Daniel Boone IN
tie winner lime: mile AT seconds; mile, 1873. and
mile. 2s83i
7t,rd Hsa 1t seemed though Hambleonan could not
without breaking Of all patience his driver said be
would lie broke not This given
and away they daIted spanking space the chestnut colt
this taking lead At the first ne IN front Of
Daniel BoOe and compelled him take the outside track
Going by the quarter he length ahead Time 42i lie
maintained this and passed the half Time % At the three
quarters Daniel Boone apped him beautifully and on the
home stretch passed him. coming In the winner by about
neck. Time, 2.f1t-
SUMMARY.
TROrTISG ashton Course L. L. Monday, June H. 1866 Match
Il mil. L.l. b.. In u ID
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FASHION COURSE, L. l., TRIO TING MATCH BEr"-hN pAiA
nnnNR AND A II AMBLET0XIAN c0LT-sIAKEs s!iOOo.

The Fashion Course, Long Island visited estetu. "
select and numerous gathering view the race De
tween the above named horses Both of them are merely s
shor fpr as old and sired hv the mols morse h
Gieanan Great taken In this race a. III prs
emf were xious what two OF slcn worthy s
,iIe heats hest three i've 20 wagon. tor SLOW hanp"
,ani,n named after his sire Is strong oosing horse wiz
sr1,Gv GOOD lasting powers Daniel Boone j. nlucA
Nor her.e ana has very much the appearance 81
alan ronv Hlmbletonian Wa as res,Fe as colt ana NJ
etf,ar b~eatiur while Daniel Boone denOrted hlns'h
~ am M horse Many the false starts made I""n'y
Gre dollars 10 fifteen beng freely offered OH 'e b'o %
hor.es dashed of for the ,..., 49,
Frsf Haf-Danie B5one had tle n'lle irArh hlu oa i
Lad h, b length Passing tue garter mile, lie was !H'l
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pirc m, NashviiJe-Eo.s $4,000.

NASHVILLE. Monday June d. iepo'
fire occurred on saturday evening IL Broad-t e. d.
.ulnine Tic stores OF &. d. Nichols Co. Loss SOV''
ir,5riIce 600. CAallcs Maces y Co.. loss Sou
ID y Mvcr.hal & Co.. loss 5000, and other building e
Tho total loss is about sjJJOJ winch the Insurance il
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THE OrRRo MURDER.-The Court OF Appeals VIII
meet In Albany to-day aud it's anticipated VIII reader de-
csion this week of Gonzales and Pecer VINO II
Is well known convicted Of the murder OF jose Garea
Oero In November last The prisoners were sentenced % p
cued but STAY ~ proceedings having been obi inrd ov
com sci OF a tra the case was carried 70 the
Cont II Appees To- final disposal Sho1d ne" trla nor De
Granted the prisoners will BE- resenteaoed on the Old con
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JAIL DgLIvERY.-Ninc prisoners confined IN the
QUEENS County Jail, at Hampstead broke lah Oh ounu"
night and up 10 last accounts were st at iaFse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

AMI rermuer mety .'ray morning Judge BARNARD presiding
when the folio ,ug Gentlemen mPanneed a. the Grand
Jury; Joseph H. -rru Foreman A. Richardson Robert
T. ann I'm b StNkcr George III Norfolk Edwin hhFlfnd
Ann Vandeseei. L,utp hayetnd, Robt Beaver koLt
knight Henry B~nu. NJ Guinsr. lsa,c Snedeker D. H.
n,nghery Peter J Na.us Minnassah Briggs. George W.
McChe-ue, Ju4pc Bnard simply charged them as TO the
uatule of their when they retired
Tue Circuit Court tsu opened and clV Oushess taAeh
mn Tie galendnI embraces % causes
The strong i,l .ut lDemis strong late State Senator,
.a,nst rre e. Bennett Ediror Of TAe UiamsbHrsh Times
VIII probably be called on to-day
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TroItinR Mntchcs.

or ONE THOUSAND D0LLARS-PouR HORSES hS'
TEREp-PAyYY ALLEN THE WINNER
The Union Race-Course, Long Island was crowded
yesterday afternoon with the cite q me ia"o'' VINO VIZ
nren, IN witness race three in FIVE between the fo
iovpi,goaoed bo,ses; Fanny Allen b. Ne, named by D.
Turner. Cant Talmau. g. e.. named By IL. Woodruff
Dictator cb g. named by Il. 1uitie Hummng Bird d. f.
named by d. PGfer The fayore against the hed al tue
start and throughout the race, Fanny Allen Many pe
we're offered but there were few takers II being geuerp
,ra announced Al a cock btt star GOT effected VI
nearly an hour and half nerwarG Everything passed on
quietly and the terms Of the a. follows Mic
best three tive 10 harness for purse ana sake OIL sV
Annexed is a summary Of the race:
SUMMARY.
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Special Notices.

The Perfume in which Cupid .Els,hs,I skirts. -
.5W thandnz these plns perpetra.ed PHALONS NIGRr
BLOOMING CEREUs. there is really nothing about
American Institute Farmers Cuba meeting Of ths
Club will held TO-DAY CTussiay o'clock at the OF ths
Subject. Culture Admission
s-... Ca
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The annual regatta of this houn'hlng organization
will take place today We append complete list OF the
tries with the area If of each boit The course VIII
and around the bnoy on the W Spit AID The nj
Of and seconds per square loot
~
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number Of old estates within the present city hms ""on
have descended from gene uon to another nave
% anti, beep yided INTO small parcels sold. The taxes
increased year year and the cultivation Of the son o
came less proft,be than the safe OF building ios ines
est ties were mostly IN the vicinity OF " hat wiz ooh
m fact a. Mount Prospect Park. and as cry -
are ft extending that direction the owners ureru "
tier interest dyid- the lands anu ulsp"s Va a., ~,
pto,,ns "a Y an lrult farms were recently s"n anu 10
,,,ow the last large tract owned oy M ln'o
dorus Bergen. viii be pun icy ui'p'ru VI W i
" 49, ,he case al tracts. this farm VIII De divided
s m.ny owners and there is consequently reason ipa
'rect tIt sufficient nber Of dwelling houses VIII be
,ec,d unon H.. Nv clnt nd during the coming season
t accommodate Al portion of the rapidly Increasing
aud at present oyercroHded population oil the CITY
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BRooELYS BOARD OF ALDERMES.-The Board met
,.,., s,,no,o 81. president. Alderman Bliss, IN the
chair
pe,ton FROM Postmaster Lincoln received stating
that he had e1 AHMED Of the Committee for Remaining
and REMEMBERING and that he believed II 10 be as
good han existed DO any other cry In the npn.
IN. nao1on b. believed would greatly facilitate the deiey
Of letter. coming through the mail The communication was
ordered e. be- printed 10 the minutes ~.
mo Railroad Committee reported adverse 10 The application
~ the sub SIDE Railroad Company g. BE- permitted 10 lay
.cks along the iue 81 the Acqueiuc 81 the ate NOt1s
on tc ground that would interfere with stld NoIks also
III r.r,n,,d [, tv their track the Glove hotd on the
oand AZ such permission could not be granted except WIN
he consent OF property aoug said roA1 Inc
c ,aIare. Of The Fire wardens 10 the Eastern District
er increased 10 500 each. the salary OF tn Del myers
was increased s0O lle salary Of Peter Green was increased
=. .Soe1 Henry Casby and William ii. Rogers to sl,JD
each Al. clerks the Controllers Office The shaiy oil Ia H.
Primer foreman OF repairs was increased 10 sOo w.
The retort Of the committee ON remaining and rehHmDer
inc inc sreets taken from the table. aud motion mace
ap n, nlopfon. The report establishes ne" system oi
merchandising. The object OF wac. Is % ~ 'Ae e"s
ON street ndependepent OF all the others so lar as nuOe
ING the houses concerned Ii applies To about 90 mites oi
siicets being merely report m pit anu intended - .ne IN
iIative the establishment 81 tue syslem tnous r
city resolution providing ioI Ie""Hi"oii"s '"' '"e
Tpr,.t Iu"ust ana Fulton.ave. numbered one
streeD Nyrcave Aautcst and Atlantic ave (numbered
a. one street, Mans " ishlngton-st Adams 81 irii-sI
Jay-st Smithst, Lawrence II StAnton,st Dune,l ST.
Bridge IT.. Liyngs0nsi >acketst, Orihu'sl NoI'h i"S
- Ivercit-st. aud Coumhia-st 80,
Considerable debate and in amendment oy Alderman lh
dale give ootce thai Ger tain streets would Dc Ienunoof'
a. d tnat tie book containing The map OF the hees a.
noosed 10 alter them placed ~ the once OF ihe SIec
Commissioner Tor pubic inspection. was adopted -, -,
resolution adopted Increasing Tue salres VI t.o
c.ks ia the CIV Clerks ofc~that OF the Incense ce" 10
and three remaining oie As 10 e"OV eao" ~ 80
number OF resolutions adopted requiring 2WneIs "
,s Ia various p.rts city to fence IN, same MI the up
iere eqnirei &C. avoid nusances shortly after which
the Board adjourned.
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THE WATER WoRKs.-The Board OF Aldermen
will nroeeed TO the sources whence the City Of Brooklyn ID
supplied with water THURSDAY next in order to make their
annual Inspection
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Aquatic.
REGATTA or T

REGATTA or THB ATLANTIC Yacht CLUB.
The first regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club OF
Brooklyn place yesterday resulting In the prize for INST
class soop being BY the Psyche and for secondcas'
oops by the Hector they being the first IN their respective
cnsses 10 arrive The soop Martha second class started
with the others and was the first arrive at the home stake
boat but having been recently sold Of the Club Of
course, not IN the race.
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CT O Il II / y O..


CLOT lin q.
We are now ready variety everything sppetsnns
n q GENTLFMANs WARDROBE for Summer Our stot Wa
never better and prices any time within the past Tires
years. ~
BROADWAY. CORNER 0RAkDsT.
BROADWAY. CORNER wARRENsT
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AMERTCUS LODGE No SIS. r. 4 A. M-The members
onei TO attend Communication Wednesday morning
49, at 10 O'Clock the Lodge Rooms for the Of ssead
ing the funeral OF our late worthy Brother B. cOwLEY
n CLAY LAsrus Ssc'y. RxRvks T. SzLxss. NJ.
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arErs TAKEN BY THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
Favor oF MAxIMILIAS-THE ARCHBISHOP OF
COMMUNICATIVE PAPER CURREScY-BEVERLY
TUCKER ADVOCACY OF GRERNBAcK ISSUE
CONTINUATION OF THE RAILRoAD-THE METLAc
BRIDGE.