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Nu WORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1s66TRPLE SHEET

boilers of the class known tubular. and six furnaces
being three TO each boiler. the machinery Is pa ecu
below the water-iine OF the vessel and is therefore,
conparatysy safe in OF hostile encounter WAN
the vessel of an enemy. As her engines occupy nut L
ne T0pm che will he enabled 10 carry 'ar@r q1hh'l
%, co aud have more than the usual amount OF space
lef f,r Inc accommoi,iion OF her officers ana crew.
II is expectod that the Qunnobaug viii be ready Tor
her rial rID within the reGt two moni1s, her es'S
h,,i, been erected Will. sha vas in process oi eoa'
strnctiou and the time pcced being de med SUN LEG
20 accomplish The work wh ca yet remains TO Do done
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Court OF GENERAL SEsSIoNs.-1he April
term Of this Court will CON ON Monday. when
Grand jury will be empatcled. John X. uackeif' the
newlyeleo,ed Recorder viii sit during the term.
large number Of criminal aye on tie calendar
awaiting TRIAL.
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SrOLB PROM MS EMPLOYEa.-Yesterday ON
Ger Cnbcrtson Of the Eleventh Precinct arrested JACOB
Goodxud on tire complaint Il Louis Loberst ia Of ~.
Canal.st his late employer who charges him win
having N various times tfoen from BIZ store goods "a
l,rcc AMOUNT The prisoner confessed that Do bad
stolen good u the aroart Of Sif - ard Indicted
where q had disposed II ,hcn. re ricntrr portion
was recovered bY The oii,cr Justice Mansfield cOn.
nitted tue accused TOR examination.
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DEATH FROM sraAvGuLAnoy.-Mr. Thad-

DEATH FROM STRANGULATIoy.-Mr. Ihad'
deus Scott merchant OF Chicago, H.. while eating
dinner yesterday 10 Thompsons Restaurant, No @9i
Bfosdvav in company with q frieud. a piece ~ me
cegglt in h throat md before could be e1tTic tel
death ersued. The bodg Was conveyed 20 the new
York flu.fital and Coroner notified 20 hold an in-
quest. Deceased was native of the United stattf'
ared 50 Nnais.
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THEFT OF A YOKE or OxE.-A yoke

THEFT OF YOKE or OxES.--A yoke Of
oxen. vaued at $500 WIS on Wetncsday last stolen
rom Mir David Jacohus Of Eugi-h Nc.gAbor-
hood. " J. Suspecunr taat they had been brought TO
tls civ The oglcr notified he Police aud yesterday
Rouudsman Morinu- - lae Twentieth Precinct found
two carcases md hics in slfuclte-iol. ~ To- -
ave near Toftg-lIst.st Which were identified by SIR
Jacohus %. MS property. Tie properly wn claimed
l.hv Christian Porp and be ai arrested on The
charge 81 grand iGoeny. DC subsequently com
United for examination by Justice LedsItL.
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In Portsmouth, X. l., on Tuesday, a little
boy, sou Of Mr. George Il. Anthony, aged about four
years willie at play on the ice Oh pond near bis
fathers residence broke through cpd was drowned LII
g&s aiele A tke lima
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. o
m Ri,ss.5i6 sun Srfs.....GtJ Moon fNes''''''Vi
HIoH WATER DAY. oo,
SANDY Hook Tii Cow sisud 5R9 ieH Oa'e'''''iV'''
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SAILED.
slipcou.raaiou.
aUokrR.

Robin Hooa-.lr. Boston, March 20. San Francisco for
New iofs. 20 dsys out
Jsnr-blfi. Cu,b,e March 2 lat &C. ion. ~ - ?. day.
ffiui Srs.i "a.
r G. Beny-bhs March o. L., u 90 ION. ~ % csrlena'
Ny rs,sn-.chr Bangor March o. l,, y - Ion 20 o5
bound
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FIRE IN NAssAU.sT.--At o'clock on Friday
morning fire occurred IN lie Office o. Duncan.
Sherman Co.. on the fra, floor Of the building corner
81 Pine and Nassau-sts.. caused by some woodwork
igniiing from the steam heater. Pefore the flames
,Itiugnshcd the splendid furniture and fixture.
were damaged 10 TO amolu. Of $1,000 on which
there = no insurance. The basement j. occupied b.
j. O. Seymour. siat.Ouer. whose stock - slightly dAia
aged By water The building II bat slightly daIag ID.
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Az IMposroR PUM.HlD.-John Goe'ler, wh'

~ TMPUSfOk TJhI HLD.-JJIU NUrIt!, WuU
represented llse 10 b. aoue.armed soldier was yes
to-day arrested by Officer Acbcr A. fle Thirteen o.
Precinct on the compsirt 81 Nr John g. Grtokuust.
PROPRIETOR 81 lager beer saloon 90 No -. bruOmcit
The complainant states that the accused j. 90 tc bahit
OF going around IN Tire uniform Of Union sodirr ard
In representa- talt he had lost BIZ ia battling iof
tie pcsei Ui the Republic succeeded in collect
ing daily donations 10 "a considerable amount An II.
ainnaii on disclosed the fact that both Lis
unh1lmrd Oae Of them being confined 90 Dbl, side aud
the sleeve allowed 10 hang loosely aud Jn.cc Aaus-
field sent Lim 10 the wo-khousc for 81 dnyG Ibis Is
only Of many similar iIi postoIs.
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New-Jersey is agitated over the " stockton
ease e ,te of the world she take. SESrs E.7
INDIA CoryEE and snscis her lips With 'at,iacton. to
sac by Of at - cent per d.. Wholesale Depot No
ia R.sd.-.t
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IL ivertssmenis !

ALL NEwsMES have the PICTORIAL PHREs0-
LOGICAL Journal with plyroglomy Fhrenoiosy. Phy'i
oasy. Ethnoogy and P.ych5losy April 80. 20 cents ct
80 year. FOWLER WELL. 10 80 Broadway, New.
York.
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ART NOTICE. -Wenderoth, Taylor n Browns
Pine Miniature Stinrs nai- by T.. r. KELLEY Co.. No.
rs Broadway. Please Examine specimens.
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BORT il)ar0rns' Noilce.
sr,rr O, Nsw.YoRr.

STATE oy Ngy-foRN
PoKr WARDEss OFTcE. No. IOt Nsn st.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ scc'iol ofthe a. passed April ~ l'' .nti 81 Az
Act Z, i.0ran- the Warden Ofcc o. tho Port Of New
Y1l t. ~ p-f,oni interested hans charge OF 20.
ubec, matter ~ such inquiry rY4nnHnn or surrey tnAt
lie following vessel, sfr nov under examination bv IA, Pert
srd.ns .nd .t the said craniuaiions Will be
eoupi-i-d within ten dAys n-r succeeding tbs uoHes on
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RlliQions Notices.

AbAbNgpuO ~>obNAD'
A,Icu-st NJ. L. Church.-Presching in tai. Church At
Ioi o'clock fABBAfH MORNING. by tho Rev o. d. CAR
q, and .. m. devoted to the same obj"ct
Ar Hbbut Hall, No IS West Thirty ,hird,t.. Mis.
LIZZIE DOrEN. ire wonderfully Inspired sud eloquent
Bo.tou Nedun ~il .Prai i9I The Society Of o.Ie''i,s
aplh,ussts on SUNDAY. At lOt and q O'clock Admission
Morning 10 cent? Evening 20 cents.
Al the Everett rooms, Thirty fourth.t aud Sixth.
Anniversary o. the sinh unisersshsi sunday School
TO. MORROW AFTERNOON, st oeleek. singing b, by
School. Addtes.e' by HORACE GREELhY The hsr DR.
CHAPLIN. aud tho Row aes,rs. LEE, DtAAhEsr, and
BROOKS All Interested are invited.
American Proie-fnnt Association ,iission.-rhs
Rev. TRISTAN D. GREGG. d, Of Dgblin win preach
near sirthaye.. SUNDAY EVENING April at 4 O'Clock.
Seats free.
merfcnn Protc-fant Association Mis-ion.-rhe
Rsy CHARLES Is. SMlIN will deliver the second lecture
on "The RELIGION. Of tbs World" Part 2: The od Re-
mo April at Z. O'Clock. Ia Clinton Hail. Astof place The
Rev Gresham d. Gregg d. d. will also address the meeting
BIeecker-st. UniversaIist Church, corner Of Down:
s1 s a To noRRow MoRSiS Fvrnins: Lecture
G.ec and Maiehs Worlds" being The r,t ola soaI..
witnes. tey bear tho wisdom and goodness Of God
Church Of the Holy Trinity. Madison ave, corner Of
East Forty second st-rhe Rev Dr. TYSG Rector 81 81
Georsc. Church will ressh on EASTER sUNDAf EVEN
mo. Evening service viii commence at u O'Clock.
OF discussion In metropolitan Hall. Sixth ave. Eighth.
st.. on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at ,, ard on TUESDAY
EVENING. The Workos Sanitsry Union at u O'Clock
on SUNDAY EVENING.
City Evnngellzati0n public meetinr 70 advance
Oh. cause Of City Missions win DO held on SABBATH
EVENING at u O'Clock in the Madon B.ptis, Church
OF Thirty dr,t st. Address by the Rev Dr. GEORGE
r. CROOKS. the Rev. ABBOTT T.. KITTREDGE and tho
Rev. GEORGE j. MINGlNS.
Chapel Of the Ascension Church, West Forty,
thirdst. between Eighth and Ninth the Rev. JOHN
VIM TRIMBLE. Minister In charge Divine service every
Sunday at IOt ind u Bishop POTTER viii hold
Confirmation EASTER MONDAY EVENING at "A O'Clock.
Church OF the PuritRns.-Prsschnx SABBATH
MORNING. and EVENING by the Rev. DIR. CiiEEVEl, In
the Church of tho Putsns Union square THE Trans
fgurstion Of the soul by Faith" Evening service at T.
Christian Church, Twenty eighth IT, near Broadway
Services LORDS DAY, April |, at 10Y aud a p. IN.
Preaching BY tho Pstor, URBAN C. BREWER. Morning
subject: When the First Christian Church Essb
lished % Evening; "The Second Advent"
Church Of the Resurrection Thirty hfth at. near
Sixth avo-The Rector the Rev r. q. fLAO0 win preach
Ia the Morning lot and tho Rev. w II. MILBURN
the Blind Preacher In the Evening. 4 p collection
1iu ~ tsksa w IswHd reducing IA EnuJeA dsat
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Gitmations i1janteo-females

A RESPECTABLE American Widow lady
N wisbe. a situation as HOUsEKEEPER in a widowert
family Cali or address LIZZIE SMITH,
No. IS Honroe-st
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4 SITUATION WANTED by Young Man
n rs shipping Clerk IN wholesale house. Address H. r.
W. Post.OAce Box NO. JT
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
Professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL EYES. - Artificial Human
N Eyes made to order and inserted by Drs BAUCh sni
p GOfIGELMANN formerly employed by Rossonnesu OF
Pari.l No. $50 Broadway. New York.
DR. VIM. EARLE WORK of 240 Pages ON
- Pos Structure and Obscure Disease OF the Pelvic We
c-rs &C. Price Mailed free to any part Adafs"
No. IL White Ct, Nsw-York.
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T ONDERDONK will find a LETTER in
y . Station T., Eighth ave-. from I" Oressmsker."
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MILLlNER-A respectable young person
WI wishes to 20 b. the day 10 MAKE LADIES' BON
NETS OF Their Materials or "il ike them 70 her own
Apply at No 80 West Forty fou t.-st.
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Giluailons tl)anica-ala!es.

4 SITUATION WANTED-By n Married
~ man rs COACHMAN and GARDENER no famiyi
strictly sober would take whole charge Of small place.
Good city reference b. luns I'd wages no object Peat
address c. ~, Box 80. 100 1riOlue Office.
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Am~rir Protestant Association Mission.-il
Rev TREsIfAN y. GRECO, ID d. Of Dublin. will prca'
In the large VI s.ion ioon No 100 Wr,t Twenty omtbs
near srthaye. SUNDAY EVENING, AprI ], al 4 oeioe
seats free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-15
For the Army, for the Navy, and
for Every One.

The world ia inundated now with medicines of
every description which warranted cures for
known and unknown species of disease that sufferer
finds 1t almost impossible to distinguish between good
and bad. Some of these wonderful fluids profess to
cure every complaint known to the aIedIca In
speaking of HosrErrERs BrrTEns to prepara.
ton which limits itself to department. the body
the stomachthe Irregularities disorders of which
1t not only claims to cure but does. reputation has
become worldwide and from the Pacific to the Atlantic
in both hemispheres, and in latitude and zone It
is known and employ ed as q Iemedical agent
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived perhaps
cannot he convinced that Hosetters Bitters will effect
sure, rapid and permanent But this assertion
Is drmed by testimonial letters from the most dis
tinguished mon in the country. All who have once
used these Bitters keep them by their side as
safeguard believing that "sn is bet
ter than pound of cure"
The digestive organs which have been violated and
prostrated by excessive irregular indulgence Of
e, will be restored to their al condition by the
use Of this wonderful medicine.-Bostos Traveller,
May ID a
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Proceedings in Congress on tho uth.

In the Senate the joint resolution of the House
to provide for carrying into immediate effect the
Bill for the better organization Of the Pay Depart
ment OF the Navy was passed. Mr.. Chandler
called up the resolution to prevent the introduc-
tion OF cholera into the United States, which was
discussed by Messrs. Sumner, Morrill, and John.
son, until the expiration of the morning hour.
The Postoffioe Appropriation Bill was then taken
amendment, providing that no compensation be
paid to any Assistant Postmaster until his ap.
pointment is confirmed by the Senate, unless
death, resignation or expiration of office during
the recess of the Senate. The Senate was adj.
dressed by Mr.. Howard and Mr.. Cowan. The vote
being reached the amendment was disagreed to;
yeas 16, nays 23. The Bill was then passed
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON. THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astrologist and Somnambulstic Clarvoyant while in a
carvoyant state deneates very features of the per
son you are to marry and by the aid of instrument
OF intense power known the Psychomotrope, guar
antees to produce perfect and lfske picture of the
future husband or wife of the applicant with date
marriage, occupation leading traits OF character &C.
This Is no imposition. testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place of birth, age disposition
color Of eyes md hair, and enclosing fifty cents. and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-.
ceve the picture by return mall together with desired
information.
Address in confidence Madame GERTRUDE REM.
INaToN p. O. Box 2s7 West Troy, N. Y.
May tuthe3mo
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DRS. RAOUL & LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
LILO that they have established themselves 40 APoTHE
oARIEs and DRUGGISTS at tho NORTHWEST COR
RER oB KINcAND MARK EFT STREETS, Their stock
has been carefsy selected by of the ym in per-
son, and obtained chiefly from sOH4EFFLEN Bros,
and DR.. E. R. soUIBB Manufacturer OF specialties.
They offer o choice variety Of PERFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention will be paid to the PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient clerks having been
secured aud ono Of the firm will always be In attend
snce. Drs. RAoUL & LYMAN willalso attend to their
professional dutteH from this Store. Maya
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Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE United States Sen.
ate has been principally engaged upon the bill to
prevent smuggling on the Northern frontier,
which provides for rigid system Of search and
examination Of all vessels plying between the
United States and foreign countries. f
The House Of Representatives adopted reso-
luton instruoting the Judiciary Committee to in
quire into the expediency Of 80 altering the exist
ing law as to adopt the tenure of Office at the
pleasure OF the appointing power-to make it sub.
ject only to the condition Of good behavior.
THAD. STEVENS introduced resolution for the
appointment Of committee Of three members OF
the House, to investigate the Memphis riots
paesed.
MIR. CHANDLER, Of New York, offered o resolu-
tion, endorsing President JOHNSON for having, by
his veto power, protected the people Of tho coun-
try from the acts Of wicked, malignant and mis-
chievous men. The House refused to enter tain
the resolution.
Mr. SoHENoK then offered resolution Of censure
against CHANDLER for insult offered to the House
by the introduction Of his resolution which, after
q brief address from Mr.. CHANDLER in vindication
of his course, was agreed to by yeas 70, nays so.
Internal Revenue Assessor for Georgia.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-Tho Senate to-dav con-
frmed JOHN BowLEs, OF Augusta, as Assessor of
Internal Revenue for the Third District of Geor-
gia.
. New York Market.
New York, May 14.-Cotton firm at "a to $50.
per pound. Gold 30l.
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LATE NEWS.
Radical Denomination In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Radical meeting last
night in commemoraton Of the capture of Camp
Jackson five years ago, was one OF the largest
and most enthusiastic gatherings ever assembled
in this city Speeches were made from three
stands Governor Ogesby, of Illinois, Governor
Fletcher, Secretary Of State Rodman, Charles
Drake, and several other distinguished persons
were among the speakers. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing he position of Congress. re-
quiring guarantees for the future in the admission
Of Representatives from the South, approving all
amendment to our State Constitution that CON
joyment Of civil and religious liberty, and con-
Guiding as follows:
Eighth-That we hold it to be the duty OF Con-
gress not to adjourn before the fourth Of March,
1867, unless the reconstruction Of the Union has
been settled before that time, in the sense of the
principles laid down in the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence.
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A MACON exchange says ''We are sorry to
learn that the long continued wet weather has
had very bad effect on the wheat crops of this
section. Many planters are complaining that their
wheat has already taken tho rust, and they fear
that this important crop will be seriously dam.
aged, II not wholly destroyed. We hope that their
apprehenaionsewill not be realized, az thousands
OF our people must suffer II the wheat crop fails
In the meantime. let farmers look we'll after their
corn crops, and see to 1t that sufficient bread shall
be made, IL all other drops fail" =. :.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS INDICTED.
The Grand Jury Indict Jefferson Davis for
Treason.

BALTIMORE, May 11.-Yesterday ay, Jefferson Davis
was ndssed for treason BY the Grand Jury Of the
Norfolk, and the trial Of the prisoner, it is sup
posed, will take place in june
DR.. Bgelow, of Alexandria, ono Of the members
of tho Grand Jury, who reached Baltimore this
morning, says the statement that Mr.. J. CLING
ham, the Foreman of the Grand Jury, declined
serving as o member thereof, after hearing the
opening charge OF Judge Underwood, is incorrect.
Mr: Gilingham had never served on jury before,
and simply requested to be excused from acting
as Foreman, stating his reason that he was
afraid he was incompetent to fill the position. He
made no objection whatever to serving as q mem
Der OF the Jury.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NoRFoLK, Va, May 11.-Late yesterday after
noon the Graod Jury OF the United States Circuit
Court, In session in this city, brought in a true
bill against Jefferson Davis for treason, and ad-
iourned until the fret Tuesday in june, to meet
in Richmond. .s
), NoRFoIk, "a, May 11.-Judge Underwood went
North last night. He has copy OF the bill Of in
dictment against Jefferson Davis.
The United States District Court Com
and Int r.sting Charge OF judge Under.
wood 10 the Grand Jury. 700.
The United States District Court met on Tues
day last ct Norfolk, Va, Judge Underwood pre-
as Grand Jurors J. r. Bigelow, Alexandria; Isaac
snowden, Farf41; John I. Taylor, Alexandria; J.
ShnhgnaH, falrfax; George q. Harris, Il. Hodg-
KIN, l.. u. Harmon, O. W. Nowland, Alexandria;
Z. Daeordy, George w. Singleton, John r. Daniels,
John II: Borum, William G.. Webber, @. l.. Cole,
". T. Harrison, Norfolk; William N. Tinsley, Will
liam Foy, Burnham Wardell, r. Eudley, ,jr., Burn
Norfolk. - fla. - ~ - ''''o - -
After the Grand Jury was sworn in Judge Un-
derwood delivered the following charge:
Gentlemen Of The Grand Jury: ,,. ,,,
me absence OF tho Chief Justice, imposes upon
me the duty Of submitting to you some consider
atoms for your direction. To the last Grand jury
assembled in this city my views in relation TO the
great crime OF treason against the Government
| OF the United States were fully presented. and
quire repetition. "
But the liability Of porsons who were then suh.
ject to the parole agreed upon by the Command
ers OF tho armies which had been contendipp in
daily conflict, was at that time an unadjudicated
and embarrassed question. Happily, however.
| the universal concurrence Of judicial and legal
| authorities with tho opinion given by the Court
upon that occasion, has relieved us Of all doubt
upon the subject.
| We are also, from the changed condition OF the
country, as the smoke Of battle is clearing sway
moro free to act In the administration Of civil JUS.
tce. Except in special cases tho writ Of hd6eds
corpus Is restored, and the restraints OF the pa
| role having been removed by the proclamation oi
peace, 1t becomes our duty to proceed In the In.
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MARRIED.,

On the 8th OF May, by the Rev. f T. WALKER Mt tho
residence OF the BRIDES father Rdgeheld o. H.,
JENNIE NJ daughter Of tho Hon. F. W. PICKENs, to T..
MITCHELL WHALkY. oil of this State.
On Wednesday evening" tho 9th ins at the residence
OF the BRIDES uncle. by the Rov. j. O. CRoGAN LAU.
RENEE A. DUyAL to PRISCILLA E. POlNCIGNON,
both OF this City.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. on the 14th inst. of WhoopiDg Cough, BUSAN,
youngest daughter OF the late DIR. THEoponE Il. and
HARRIET p. GoURDfN, Of st. Johns Berkeley, aged
tl,reo years and six months.
aS- The Relatives and Friends of Mrs HARRIET P.
GoURDIN are invited to attend the Funeral Service
tho reaienco of her BROTHER PETER O. GAILLAnD MOI
Is Church street. at Eleven O'Clock This Forenoon.
Moy is
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE release of DR..
Gwin is doubtful. He hesitates to take the oath,
and says he never intended to violate his allegi-
ence.
The people are very indignant at the breaking
of the new crevasses. The Mississippi is flowing
through them in floods.
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R1- The Relatives, Friends and A c In mt
ances of Mr. and Mrs. DONOVAN respectfully invi.
ed to attend the Funeral Of the sttOr her late
residence southeast of Queen State strce-
This Attsrnoon at Three O'Clock precisely.
May 16
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The French exhibition building in the Champ
de Mars is progressing rapidly. The great palate
de L'Industrie will be completed by the month Of
operations NES u ~ SfciIe. IT I u'~'-' I,'e~
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tPRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICEs

s1 BOARD OF MANAGERS CITY P1 M
T1ON.-The members Of this Board ,ro o.,,..1, :.
meet at the City Hall, This Afternoon At o.cocr w
business connected with tho protest '
punctual attendance is requested
May IL JNO. ID MILLER c,,