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city Intelligence.

rEry.L Cogrus CgGisu This Festival, one of Tue
highest the Catholic Church, wduly celebrated yes
terday In t.c Catholic churches throughout Tins city.
High sung 10 all the chur hes, followed by tho
procession OF the blessed sacrament ia watch the sacred
host borne hy tile oicians clergyman, attended by
number Of acoytcs aad ASSISTANT bearing lighted
spcrs ard others swinging lied with burning In
ecpse. A. St Andrews churci, Dnanc street, large
number Of the children belonging TO the church received
tler rst cOmmnnnn IN the moTnilg, and IA the alter
orc .ne sofalisics defeating them 10 the saviour
and The Blessed Flrgin.
Distribution or Isroxi rp LynaorSr songEs ,,D
stitorsThe pensioners Of tho Soldiers and -ailors
Relief BIrsa1 yesterday tho recipients OF q week
raOns consisting OF coffee, tea sugar four and some Few
articles Of clothing rho ONCE OF tho agency wa opened
al one oclocs and the rush Of crPrcI veterans and
widows or dcaeas.d soldier, besan-ihe services or
police occr being .cccssay regulate the crowd, about
three hundred in number, WHICH eon.regated
around tho entrance. Within, Tho MANAGER, Colonel
Hcrnan and his assistants were busy engaged IN rcreis
iIg the card. OF such pcrs1ns IA wer entitled ~ the
relief anl sing the according % ihcr
s.tie. The object Or tlis agency Is certainly most
humane one and Ii II de~erg ng 81 nii te support which
can bc bestowed Several carte. do ysiie OF the late
Iiru.enan General aeo given % tho soldiers, Who
eagerly sought her 1n Al Tho req eai ot some
Of the Tho cooaei will represent ha pensioners
the Cb-eaacs o. General Scott AZ west Poat III. fseF
Ao1DEsr At rnE PARK.-As Dr. Keeny snd lady, OF
West Tenth street, riding The Pask ycstfriny
morning. some portion Of the harness became dlsar.
ranged and the doctor sligh'od repair the damage
While thus engaged the horse attached 70 tho vehicle b.
came frightened suddenly broke away aud ran some d,
lance The carriage overturned. Ma keeny ttrorn
violently the ground. her left brokcn aud her
person otherwise severely though not dan nscronsiy
bruised. She was ., ono taken 20 her home, vher'
everything that skill could suggest doHa ior ne
amel0ration of her a'u.s suffering
A DRoessp woxN wrf PAsruoo~ Os.-coroncr
Gamble yesterday held inquest u the TO, Of Forty
third street. Eas, river The remains Of unknown
woman which found noatng IN the water ai that
place. DcccAzrd dressed In ralr of dsrx ribbed
gcnllemanH panaloong white muslin chem drawers
and skrt bsck yraucA saters and bong whilo $40 k
ingx Tho body FAR advanced 10 decomposition, the
eyes flesh on tho face hair and hands al being gone
To all appearances the body had bccn In the water Tor
several nonths Coroner Gamble sert the remains 70
The BslIsgae Hospital asad hOuss FOR idenllaca,ps
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ss<rerArr wslsrs-The Albany Journal -ays that %
any point involving differences or divisions the secre
tsry of tbo Navy ~ 70 quite far a. she secretary ~
the Treasury in support Of tbs President.
Ngw HAsrsnRx LscSrArrRs The New Hampshire
Legislature Arcmbse~ n Concord wefnesfay The eh
OF June Governor snyth vIi be, for he second time,
Inaugura.ed on the following day Tho sta.e govern
men, meets In tho new Capitol Cor The hrt time repa
aiions prosss for interesting oees'on on the
7sh nat.
TnH sirIscuu PsxssrLvauA CosUntsssiL DE-
Tmr Alexander r. Corroih has been nofnlt a'ci Tor
Congress by the democrats Of the Sixteenth Pennsyl
vanla district Judge Corroih defeated Edward Nc
Pher.on In 1902, and defeated BY General Wm u
Koonix, The present member, In 1854
CorTxRHnAp srnArnr WIN Er RsuUs-rhs Canton
Cohio) Reppb,xas says that tho coppefheads q isai
place contributed hundred dollars for The relief o'
the srcbsl Henry wise, of Richmond, Va and for.
~adcd the TO him by expreaa
TINS venxoxr srvATOanar. the seat IN The Fen.
a. vroaied By The death of Judgs Oolsmer. o. Yer
mou. senasor /. r Poland ant Rcprssss,sslvs ! y
"gguD 80 lsi.r can. ..-1A
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ARMY BULLETIN.
UONORABLy MUSTERED QUA
srECIAL ORDER NO. 252
War DEPARTMENT AnJurAsr GEsEsAL's Of,'ox,
WAamNGTON Nav IL lHfd 1

SPECIAL ORDER No. 25a
WAR DHARrxnSr ADJurAsr GEsKsAL's Or,.cx,t
WARRINGTON Nay 2s 1864
Under the provisions Of General Orders No TO- Ma,
1885, from this Office the services OF the following named
Captains Assistant Qaarermasters United States voun.
teer being longer necdod they hereby honorby
mustered out OF the service Of the United sates TO take
effect from the dates opposite their respective names
They will receive Anal payments until they shall have
satisfied the Pay Department that they are not indebted
70 the United States -
Daniel Stinson, breyct major May 81, 1866; Chas r.
Tyler, June s. 1906 Peter Heistand brevet major May
81, 1885; J. II. Tghe June u.s. 1895; T. j. Cox breyet
major, June 8, 1865; Nelson Plato Juno Is, 1896 Chas
Gallagher May u, 1896; James r. Del vecchis May
81, 1866; whitney, May 81 1866; ". n D. cocnran:,
brevet lieutenant colonel, June 6, 1895; W. Fry, Jr,
Nay 81, 1855; Captain q. l. Parker brevet
Lieutenant colonel, June 8, 1869 Captain
A. A. X l. Cumming Nay 81, 1899; Captain T. " Camp.
Captain G. Lynch, brevet lieutenant colonel May 81,
1866; Captain ". l. Gross brevet lieutenant colonel
juno S, 1865; Captain J. c. Van Duzer brevet leute-
nan, colons June s. 1893; Captain r. G. uowry, breyot
May 81, 1905; Captain j. l. Trumbull, Nay 81, 1896;
Captain W. A. Wainwright, June u.s. 1906 Captain E. J.
Smith, brevet major June l5 1885, Captain J. r Dexter,
June 1885; Captain J. B. Campbell June 20 1893; Cap
lock, May 81, 1866; Captain D. H. Lentz, June 1865;
Captain T. o. Lasyer, May 81 1886; Captain A. H. Com
stock May 81, 1883; Captain W. J. Coburn, Juno 1895;
Captain I. 4. Bliven, May 81, 1865; Captain Gil
NJ H. Abergcr, bTevct major May 81, 1896 Captain X
K Case Nay 81, 1866; Captain r. b. Boyd, June 1885,
Captain d. Childs, June 90 1896; captain John G.
Gerard Juno TO- 1885, Captain II. W johnson, breves
major June S, 1866 Captain Isaac N. hsson MAY 81,
1868, and Coonels George W. Lee and James y. Rushing
from May 81 and June s. 1854
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] EFF Wis .
Nefurn OF hrs. Davis 20 FOYfreN
ros-What She Tried 20 AccOnaplA ="
Washtngton--Improved Health

1
Return or Mrs. Davis 20 FOYsYe> won
ros-What She Tried 20 Acc0mplA '" :"
neutrality-suspicious. Health
Spirits or the Prisoner, sc.
QUE FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FoErRxss MoRox, May So 1860.
Mrx Jef Davis arrived this morning ON the new lin,v
steamer James Brady, Capt Landia Giving Mr. Davis
the parole OF the fort Is said 10 have decided
Washington before her arrival there-such decision
bcing tho alleged joint effect however, Of prior letter
Of hers 70 Pre- Sdent Jhnson the subject and the
special report or Surgeon Cooper Mr. Davis health
Whether she sought 70 accomplish anything else regard
ing her husband, and accomplished u Otherwise has
nos yet rsnspr ed Among touching tho object
OF her visit 70 tho nstUnsi capital ~ one that she
av0woi her doterminatioD 70 move heaven and earth
mandant Of this district. ana by virtue Of
such position held accountable IS the rcsponsi-
Bile guardian Of Mr. DaviA II II hardly credi-
BILE that she should essay 10 ventlate her personal
III feelings towards General Mesf she enterains any
against him--by venturing any such bold demand
10 person or reasonable modes,y the dea wost sug-
ges itself that the multiplicity OF favors she has asked
and viii have 70 ask for hsr husband and herself ought
10 sunice.
Ms Davis, upon her return. finds Mr.. Davis IN I'm
went away. He has taken every advantage or tho priv
legcs granted him under his parole, and much better
state VI health Is the result His recent interviews with
his counsel have added to his cheeuiness II Ia 70 10
his counsel she brings pleasing budget of intelligence
and hmer bas,s than ever for mutually encouraging
hopes in the future Az TO the time Of the trial am
told she brings no positive information The United
States District Court meets tomorrow in Norfolk, but
this OF course has connection with his approaching
triz
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T.iegrsphis MsrLss Reports.

PpLADfirtfA. Nay 5l irNT
Stocks Inactive Morris Canal IL; Heading Railroad,
% 1916; rennsyivania Railroad, 5s1s. Gold, I5e TX.
change al sight New York al biour quiet; Eu.
pcrnne IS ass 25. extras 80 to Wheat nrm; spring
50 %, rcnnsyivausa spring o. 0a 81 81; white I'M
changed. Rye advanced 70 fi 20 Corn firm n sse.
Cotton stcady ~ s0c 4ic. whsksy steady; Ohio
o. -, Pennsyivsnia 81 ~ o. o.
BAtnvoas May 81, 1900.
TTonr nrm; Western erira sprng, tIi co. Wheat
duh ard scarce. Corn steady yellow ole PIC Oata
firm al .6c. Provisions steady. Lard 224c Sugar
quiet Coffee dul, RIO lCt<c. 2cc.. IN gold whiskcy
dull and scarce; wesssrn 81 2sh ~ -.
BUyrsio, May 81, fssd
Flour and wheat quiet Corn Ia moderate demand AZ
co. for No mixed. Oats-sales g 0oo bushels No.
Chicago ai A3l.c Other grains nominal Pork quiet
aud nrn ~ sSl. Iarl 22kc. whiskey inactive. ca
nal rrelehis 20 Sew YOrk-,orn l2sc alac 70 Albany
corn ioc Receipts-Fou-, 1913 bbls wheat - ,sso
bushels corn, 155 iI3 bushels, cats, ~ s55 bushels
osvsgo, May 81, 1so5
Flour steady at $40 % Tor No. sprngs fi2 ~ rcd
winter. si5 Tor douhis extra Wheat dull; s@es la,
aisht No 4 Miwaukcc ciuh, a. os; hed higher this
morning Corn, Tic fct 10 ilno't Cat hcd y o.
f.r we.,sin caaa litighis a,ady -four, ~ Snssi,
' gNr eCrW. 70 W NfN f@fA
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s.oal,, an. said - az, an rr'.hman; from ,ha,
sf," , - oko of and am In favor of negro sun,ago,
.na ,on,s 20 aak you u you alade 10 these WHO
aonsh, and wa on BY such men as shiclds, sca,hes
and Corcorans
referr,d bnt n aas the~ Who having assisted light
,nu the bs lles Of tho c a,ry, have turned against
results when IL fousa .nai ,he negro would 10
clothed with tho rights of a, 1ensnp ~ coneiudin
ho said he assured that wh,u MONA .aFolins AUD
r nnesscc enranchso the negro hay would be adusio1
10 the Union and rake places among the States ~
tho Union. and no wanted the people 10 zee that mo
system of rscoAstrucon should b. aped thsi did noS
have that end IN siev.
LETTER FROM sxsAToE vyRRY, 0v cossEcr,cUr.
letter from Gsnrrai gsuy ths newly elected scnaor
in Connectcus was then read. After resr-tins his
Inability 10 bo present he assd ~ bec.e IN the riesa
unun Shleh the League IL L~ssd and chsrish my
e desrcs prsposcy 80 forth inihs preamble 20
its constitution All righteous energies oi mo-sru
syilisaiion Rowing from thor sreai fountain head IN
the Christian revelation, sctsAnB Wan cvsr-ihcrrasnB
force and soHnc towards lhcir censumnAion ia gov.m
nents founded In justice Md rgsIeonsnenS snd thefr
fore securing ~ all tho full roymert o tqnai cish
aud potical rights There mura OF woFt for carnesa
nun 10 DO the accomplishment or these groat suits.
IN which shall be happy TO 10 ce~Sorksr with yoSS
the extent OF my ability
Tho meeting then adjourned amid sauch o1thus.as,.
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IT. I3IIt Way J0l ISo,.
Tho storage warehouse o. Freeman Co, on Kim
. rect between second and Third, containing IL nun
4cd hale Of cotton four hundred barrels " -four, one
thousand six hundred barrels ~ salt and two hundred
bales " hay was bur ned tonight All 10 contents were
desro,e ed Loss estimated at 100000 Insured nam
~ IN Eastern companies.
The upiod States bonded warehouse, correcting ~
Te rear with the burned warehouse, belonging 70 we
ssalna lrm contain ng from four 10 yc thousand bares
OF whskcy, was also considerably damaged bus the
whi5key saved -
ST. forr, May 81, 1884,
Tho building on MARKET street. opposite tho tour'
House known Wynans Hai, recently occupied a.
the Metropolitan theatre, and several adjoining stores
wore burned tonight Lpss si50yoo Partially Insured
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saRyAgp, or sosTos,, W.. EAgKA. or sTyAHK.
Yesterday afternoon me coesans Of i.rrafi coiirss
me, with most cordial rrccp,or by the .nembr of
The champion ball ciab or New JcrBsy. scse md nj.
n,irasiy played gams own by both sfc'' Tho r"-
sni, beng In favor os c N.wsrkcrs thrornn. Tho
match occupied four aonrt zld ten minutes iaxs
delegation OF the fraLsnty nom Nsv YORK, Ihl'ad@-
vhin and adjacent cts wcfo present wiInesl thu
tsht The following ~ The ssse.--
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Pore Plus TX. complcsd his saveDty-lth year on Nay
~ He has occupied for twcnty-two years The rag~i
chair.
Marshal vaillanl has tren elected nrmbss ~ she
Imperial 5ocety - Agrcnro OF franss, an tho piacs
Of Dr. Montague
Tho Count de Chssbord the Legitimate heir to Tho
throne OF France hss l Venice vih hs wife fps bss
country seat nj Prohdorn
Secretary Fox will take his departure 10 from
Boston In the snssnoinof, now ysas ., the isosios
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niiiifnrY AnaIrs.
MIlINNFy HHAFFfs
ESsrGsArioS op COLONEL rEAffokr.


The following order has lns, been promulgated among
the members q the Seventy .hrs, regiment
sNsgAL oRDul-so. y.
Hsanar AKTRs, ssvcryrDeT Rr1sssf,
~ O. s \. ~, Wv fOgx May ~, 1903 J
with this order relnquish tho command OF thts rcg
nel and from this date Lieutenant Colonel Coles VIII
asrune full charge - ia Affairs.
Its not without regret that sever the connection
which has existed for many year. during vbf se
have passed through many sorpes of excitement and
danger ~ sorrow and of pleasure.
In taking my leave wish W express. M thanks 70
those ofrcers aud menl who have given me Their sup
port In EFFORT 70 promote the ~efars OF ts ofgani-
zaon and you all of my besi WISHES Tor yosf
fstsre prosperity aud welfare. -
Colonel Seventy .frzi Regiment " = N u
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The News OF the Death or General Scott
in Rensselaer, County.


oua Troy CORRESPONDENCE.
TRoy. May 81, 1888,
HIM MOTOR Genera, Wool Eec-ired the Melancholy News
Gredt PaNic CoameYtratios Meeting 10 be He'd, dc.
The announcement or the dcmisc Of General Scott
yesterday received hero with emotions Of uni
versal regret and tho public sympathy was more than
ordinarily aroused and expressed becausc this city is
the residence Of his great ccmpcer Major General John
L. wooi. Tho Of the death Of tho great captain
was Unexpectedly made known In the city, before the
appearance OF the evening papers, by toing bei and
broken to the gallant old hero at twelve O'Clock ON
thc 2oth al his residence in ts city by Captain harn
ton L. shaids graduate of West Point, native OF Vir
gni, old and valued friend of General Scott aud
former s;a;r officer of General Wool
Upon hearing Of the death OF hs old commander and
brother in arms the venerable general evidently felt II
TO bc in the nature o. ntma,ory summons FOR his
own readiness for tho immortal change and he med
q ecl In the language os the late Nr Everett that the
dead Lad only lett hn 40 chase tor tc while longer
shadows which he has exchanged for unulterahi'
realities and he, Old surviving friend, could 'o;cr
nothing bat tho unavaing tribute OF . last mourniu al
fafewcll" 70 The immortal dcad General Wool referred
The prolonged and patriotic services o. General scott
ia the kin4cst and most instructive manner, aud IL -
bcevei here that he wl te sincere mourucr At hts
gave though General Wool j. Understood, IN accordance
VI Ii military etiquette deem int.matIon from auc
rvr rank necessary 70 his Attendance upon ho obaeqc,
o. morrow.
A public meeting in commcmoraNon cf General scotts
scrs ices the country viii be held in tse Court House
evening, and tc event viii be noticeable az
strong manifestation Of public Eympahy and regard for
a representative Amer can WHO has fallen with tho
hOnors VI his country thick upon him Mayor Jonn l.
Flagg will preside and speeches will be maio by tho
Mayor, Major General John H. Wool, Charles H.
ingalls, of the supreme Bench; Thomas y Car
Ioll, ex-senator; James Thsy,r Of Hoosne
j. /. Seymour, hr u. l. Townsend VIM. A.
Beach, Captain II. /. shel,s, Mr. George Goait, Rev.
d. Duncsa Kennedy and o,herS The resolutions will
be moved b. Mr. Carroll aid viii be seconded by Mr.
benjamin Homer HaL Tie spsocAcs VIII b. marked By
review thc great ~ The deceased and II "
expected that thos OF Mayor Tagg president OF the
gathering aud Gcucrs Wool chief respondent, viii
be- cnfc ccns0naDcc with snc Lofty Character VI ihs
A. H-lI
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NRw OukANs, MAY y, 100.
M0rrison's drug store, No IL Magazine street, was
bafRei 4 midnight last night Loss $50 900, insured
Tor 400 The adjoining stores were badly injured
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Departure OF the Congregational Commits
tee TO Attend the Funeral.

WAHINIfUs, Way JI, 100.
Joint committee o. siytcon-scvcn from the Senate
aud from tho House. accompanied by Speaker Coll
fax and the sergcan,s alarms of both houaewere aP
pointed to-day attend The funeral Of Lieutenant Gene
raj Scott, and lcft this evening FOR Yves, Point
The regular Cabinet meeting will be dispensed with To-.
m rrow in honor OF the obscqnies Of General Scott
Brcvei Major General l. A. Hitchcock, one OF the
officers selected from here TO atcai the funeral OF Lieu
tenant General Scott. unable 10 consequence,
ot sickness n his family.
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A.-Let Every Woman Et~u shr Il -
hs pleasant ssys 81 dntg when s.s~ . sfaifus how u
develop aad preserve the nnin beses ~ s~r h~g bs
Madam JIAtts MAuiinar1al Bali.. i"s s,rl"iins tho
form Depot shs Canal stsrst Msd~s SHANLs Wu"sis
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Al Legal Lottery Prizes csshsa. Drs ~
IN 4. utanl.r aud nfaftastlon nefit.
A. cLATfOh, 10 Nal! sts-ys n v.
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A.-Rh~umssssm.N Neuralgia, ssa sssv-
Wsadarh-. cared ~ fss do.-s ~ ~ iiIsAiFLn
oREAg EuEL M.AsIC kkAkDs. II never fsa.~
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All Prizes In the Royal Hava~s ssA
oihsr iexA'l1ed l0,~r-s nsshri Information .hsas
T. oAisk Bfuxsf - is~.dssy.
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Another Plague shsp.-tse - snip
Uns1 Quarantine lost Tho trip fr"ws Ly~f-s.i
hirty one pst.engcfs Ihiriyors human b~lfx. ssd
the lives " nye hunir~ imT~rel.f y not Nrs,g provided
wil AAtsDEa AhtATIG .iiDf.I IN ttiIE, wsifh
br relied every Depot ~ hto.i~ay
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~ yr~-ki.s MssA ptnsiss 49, a~sFas F.sIts4s A.
sDffpsfDA UEfrNfsI NMrAh Of NANf' ~.
EEstTlrIEH Hsfersntss-H omen W saf glsfssa
los sssuir~ a his dsfo a. brt.fEty ara sf-sr -
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Yfor~pes G.o.h sssteh sewing uarhin.s-
peaf r. 80 .oYf FLORENCE sENiNs - htN5
COMPANY, - hfpafwss.
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Cresss. Goats of Arms. Initials. Mons
erainw L. rrAv ehssed gii eut sfv fgf tse hHfn--s
equp.s~ All lss newest .syes. = + Y BJLANDa. iu
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Gholevs-s hoIera NONE Need 60 tenr "
n iis, -n lssp supyy % blcsNGi.is - hGf = hsss
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Defiance Salamanca saf.s--si.o sids-
.ad r.ls Safes a =. sarA4 suesi, Dtnsf = -
i~1r
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Gent were Hosficd Up In A5ticui Times.
Il y asid sureya spirit o irsgra~- = i.ayssonai -
srrly charged wla the E4trsS 1T fiAlts 4 hiab
"NItilII. lif.DONING wEEftr" aHf spgrada ,r wings
uforhe air snt ang ihs Hrn.S - ~ sssx Que - thr
tai ctlndets ~ opcuei
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A.-A.-Dr. .Langworthy's sew PS~mtusa
ur. HEIMBOIt,ss - JitosIssy
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4 Addr~.s.-Posisk ~ so~. Msers~hs~.
kAnufarturrrs r21 bfpsdvay Iuufih sir~gt rips
eni o ordsf, bsylisd snd rr aired.
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Whit swsat.. which Ts~ ID str-
"a fsf s-fsts. siwtl. - ifssfsgu sffa -
tNfa.s tt.f Ns~fs h*seMa taH ts
fsfFB.@ - NaA Hf NFf .
rvNAAe.H. 49, tNvrM = nehag ~4mtf - q MAN#NAF.M
rttfHANs rpNln wsieM s1fnffr af~asfaN4s ats.M
fus a. iNH - ~. -@f gtNswass4 pa&ATN SO
80 .sis ~ ~ sfA8Ksst
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Have 1swIeg Machine sompany--
pIIxs n0~E gr Ffstissst ~ oy Hsassszf Ag-ass
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

Gsovasd'. Poadvs subtitle tprsof. Uasr
ffse fofshe4is ~ p~n - 10 ee1y A 80 ass~
a. Yfs.A
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Hnssi.r 4 W ifsDn.s s.sss witch ses~ta9
Nssaiss aat Bsi eths4s 49, " - br..aa~ag
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Tho General Assembly to-day passed resolutions cv
prcx.ln. appreciation of the private character and mi
aary a8hicscmants OF Lieutenant General Scott aud
profound regrets al the pcws % his death
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ufgatu. Of $40 md eo5 Brsssvsy. hss
- 80 80 ffla rAfls s.s sFts ~ M1@Ha hHt.
4. "A ~ alsfstsf wAlsa 49, 80 inte1 v iN*f"a
~ %. = stsf Vi. - Esf4 swa hss.ttihg = "a
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r.ooh Oct sor 1srro's Ten tsst N"vsA
ws - 4Ir .s1Wf ~ TIN hsO tsNAsbs M~eH u~s
s...r.. 4 go - sats ~ ~ ns-s es~lss
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y sss ssssr m1 Aa" ~ so % s p. . ..
sse AAnspEa AslAriI ~, ~ LII ~s'a e-'
A.-A.-Dr. .La.gworthy'. new Ps~msu.
n'-h''''' nl. IN '' y aEssolis - jss.a..s
= Adar-.s.-Posisk * so~. Msers~h.~@
hsnafss,urr,. s1l nrs.dvay ss-' foafia s'-"' rips
A.-Rh-umssssm. Nesr~ixis, sss ssrv-
Gmssl ssi n Isiis1 MID s.i hiAsp. 4 ss... % d.
All Prizes In tho Royal Hava.~ .sA
''' ''-1'a ''' 'e' Gaiop 's,'a'S sras. ssrs..a-y
All Legal Lottery Prizes c...sa, Draw
'"'' q cLArTDs, 10 wall s,.,,.
Cre.,.. Goats or Arms. IritiaI.. No".-
sgaip.ss ss. All Il. as~.s. ays. = IL goiissps "a
Cat.wba Wine, from K.iisJ's i.'sna-
iIi Is ana IN rpIsh street, b.s'snsa ofls f4Aib
choiera-Dr. =. com. Hrowss's cnioro-
DTsE--Tb@ rgs Isa Esri Nlsssi nlsaiFd " 80
ss,s' ,.s T X. sI.sa' H. s.s ,: 30 IS . % ~.
e. .9y ,."1y ~ ., 1, AZ .ri = r.. ' A.
Sa.,.a .sf,e', Ns- iort- sSla - ~ ssasa.1.
Change Of water ts Almost Always
~ disturbed sesu q ~ ig-eis rsTsas lsss
i@s @ass, n " y. II. ro ~ s,. 's lie II s:a'ss -,
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