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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March ao-Noon.-tiold, 1881.
United States bonds, Old, no.. Virginia ts,
jlGl5la. Money active At per cent. Ster-
dropping. Corn unchanged Rye dun. Oats
| Il shade lower. Pork firm AZ S"i..j. Lara
firm at l3h@l6Ec. Cotton dull 1T &c. Tur-
pentine fayors buyers a. 65c. Rosin quiet
common. IS.
1000 bales IT o4h@25c. Flour steady. Wheat
dropping. Corn lc. better; white southern,
81. l9mSl p yellow, 81 .2GMSl.2s. Beet higher
plain mess, $l4ls2o. Pork, $40. Lard
ljA0l6s. Groceries quiet. Iurpeh'i he,
6jAc. Rosin, S3I$7. Freights-Cotton, per
steam, i.9jl6. Governments closed steady
United States bonds, old, llU>l. Gold steady
al 1857. Sterling lo9E.
BALTIMORE, March 9O.-Cotton dull ~ Zoe.
holders very firm. Flour dullan unchansed.
Wheat-Prlces barely maintained prime
southern, $3.50. Corn less firm rccelpts large
firm and scarce at S2GlS6c. Rye duh anu iower
at 81 .s5MSl.eo. Provisions firm bulk shoui-
ders, Ike; packed sides, BIC; Mess PORK
active IL So.
CIycIyxArI, March 2o-Mess pork, $3.50.
Shoulders, ll9Jiliic.; clear sides, li;@c Lard
ljaIc.
ST. LOUIS, March 2o.-Flour quiet; low
grades scarce supertne, 37.'JWso 90. forh
:2i:39. Bacon very strong S SnoatuttS' ii1
WILalsGrox, n. c., March eo.--Spirits tur'
pentine declined TO Gle. Rosin weaker
strained, 81 Tar declined TO -. Cotton, &c
CHARLESTON, March 2o.-Cotton dun and
nominal sales, LOO bales; receipts, i'o p:'ies
| exports, cous,wise, l,947 bales.
AUGUSTA, March ao.-Cotton dull and lrre
gular. Sales, ID bales. Receipts, oio Daies
Middlings oSc Sales for the week, ,e55 bales
Receipts for the week, 9,2t9 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 20.-Cotton nominaiiS
unchanged; sales, 3ol bales; receipts, l''''
bales.
MOBILE, March 20.-Cotton rather easier
| Sales, 800 bales; for the week, o,ea so paies
Receipts, 800 bales; for the week $3.50. bales
Exporls-Foreign, 1898 bales; coastwise
| l ,S0s bales stock, 80, 997 bales
NEW ORLEASs, March oo:-Cotton quiet a ~.
nominally unchanged. Sales today, Loo
bales for the week, 1920 bales. Receipts
1883 bales for the week, 1883 bales. TX *
ports-Foreign, PLATA bales; coastWise, 2,sS
bales. Stock, s6,sl2 bales. Middlings, .aa
] 24hc.
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STAFFORD CouRT-This tribunal sat
Wednesday. J. Horace Lacy and St.
George 4. Fitzhugh addressed tho soye-
rciens Oh the issues of the day from the
conservative standpoint frcderichSorg
IefJIr.
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The mississippi Convention

JACKSON, Mss, March 2O.-Tho Con
yention to-day appointed committee OF
five to remain at the capita! during the
adjournment OF the Convention TO super
intend the first election under the new
Constitution.
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The STEAMER MAGNOLIA DISASTER-AD-
OPTIONAL PARTICULARS - EIGHTY PERSONS
LOST Cincinnati, March l9.-Persons who
escaped from the steamer Magnolia give
thrilling accounts Of the terrible scene at
the time Of the explosion. Some were
blown high in the air, aud others into the
river, where they struggled desperately to
escape drowning. Many lay scattered
about the deck and other parts Of the
wreck horribly maDgled, scadcd, and
burning to death.
LQter.-It is now a,certaned that fully
one hundred and forty persons were On
the Magnolia, eighty of whom were lost.
A full list Of names Of the lost cannot be
given, as the books were destroyed.
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

Lisbon, March l9.-Thc regular mail
steamship from Rio Janeiro arrived at this
port day. The news from the armies
facing each other on the Parana is meagre
and unimportant. The allies have not yet
made an attack on the fortified position Of
the enemy at Humatia. \ strong pressure
had been brought to bear upon the Brazil
ian Emperor for the removal of Marquis Of
Caxias, commander in-chef Of the allies,
but up TO the time Of the sailing Of the
steamer the Emperor had emphatically
refused to comply with these urgent ap-
peals.
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TIE PHEslpESCY-A MOVE BY SOUTHERN
RAUIrALs.-A few Radical southerncrs
now in Washington, who dislike General
Grant, held a meeting on Monday evening,
and after some talk, decided in favor OF
Nj. Wade for the next President and Sena-
tor Wilson for Vice. President. Some OF
them subsequently called on Messrs. W ade
and Wilson. They say that they received
tlrm very cordially, but gave them no en-,
enlargement, and that Mr.. Wilson said
that 50 far as he was concerned, he stood
where the Republican party OF his own
State had placed him, on the platform
with General Grant Tribune.
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The !Abyssinian Expedition.

LONDON, Eng, March 20.-Abyssinial
advices are favorable. General Napier
was twenty miles south Of -Antato.
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HJEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SUMNER SCHOOL.
LECTURERS

LECECaER6
h ~ LEVI, NJ. D., Chemistry.
J. i. LITTLE, NJ. D., Physiology:
J. 5. WEXFORD, NJ. b., Ma.eria Nedica and
Therapeutics.
NJ. l.. JAMES, NJ D., Practice
r. ). J. PEgBLgs, VI. D., Obstetrics anu Dis
eases of Women and Children.
B.Sr. GEORGE TICKER, NJ. D, Anatomy.
l. X. PAGE, VI. D., Surgery.
The next Course Will commence on w Ed
NESDAY, April lst, and continue nntil the
end OF July.
Daily Lectures, illustrated by the extensive
resources of the College museum and labora-
tory. will be given, with familiar and full ex-
aminations.
The Clinical advantages Of the College and
Towards Grove Hospital and tho City Aims.
house, will be open 10 the class.
Facilities will be afforded for dissecting.
Text Books, those used in the winter. The
Faculty of the College, in the examination Tor
degrees recognize an attendance on this course
as equivalent 10 twelve months study IN the
office of preceptor, and allow the student Il
deduction, on the charges for the winter
course ensuing, OF half the amount paid for
this.
Fee for the course, SO.
For any further information, address
NJ. L. JAMES, NJ. D., Dean,
lOl West Grace street.
fe 29-d2aw lmsw1awlm &wit
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN.
" WARE.-FRENCH CHINA ItAS' s..H
other goods in proportion, In the new stock OF
THOMAS r. GARY,
No. 42l Broad street.
Mr., ], q, SsBLsoy Is with the above house.
NH l8-3m
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Ft{l'7lit1tre, dc.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
y Our usually large and varied stock OF
FURNITURE is now more complete, II posi-
BILE, than for many years past. BY recent AT.
rivals from several of the most extensive man
ufaciories on the continent, We are in receipt
of several elegant sets for Parlor, Cham Der,
Hall. and Dining. room. Also, Counting
room and Office Desks and Chairs. Call IL
once and examine our assortment. In price
and quality we claim a fair comparison with
any similar establishment In the United
States. HABL!Slo N PM Mn,
NH T. corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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MINISTER TO RussIA.-Cassius Il. Clay's
resignation has been accepted. He was o
friend Of the Presidents policy last year,
but has since written TO General Grant
that he will GO Tor him and for Radicalism.
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i X VI ) L Il y Or, 4 y l " II . 90 =,
IMPORTERS AND JoGDERs OF
BONNET, TRIMMING, and VELVET
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS, AND VEL.
VETS, BLONDS, NETS, GRAPES,
RUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATH
ERS, ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETS and LADIES HATS.
trimmed and untrimmcd)
SHAKER HOODS, &c,
81 AID $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE. MD,
offer the largest stock TO be found in this
country, and unequalled in choice, variety,
and cheapness, comprising the latest Partisan
novelties.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
NH ll-Sw
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ely Il dlS, S'u1S,
H. MCCCLLoCH,
l." Secretary Of the Treasury.

p. S.-Will not the effect OF the bill
under consideration be to relieve all cotton
from taxation I"
The bill TO which Mr.. McCulloch above
objects, i, will be seen, passed the Senate
Thursday substantially in the form in
which it came from the House. 1t is q
great sop to eastern manufacturers. II
such q reduction Of the taxes can he Afford
ed, while yet eXtravagant expenditure
goes on, and frecdmen's bureaus are to be
extended for year, as ordered by the
House Thursday, it would seem that the
reduction should be to some extent in
other directions than manufactures wholly.
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THE NEW FRENCH PAMPHLET.

Paris, March ia new pamphlet,
seeking to establish the claims of the Ma
poleonic dynasty to popular origin, has been
made public. Napoleon's authorship OF
the work in question is authoritativcly de-
MED. 1t is now said that the secretary Of
the Emperor's cabinet (Contc) was the
writer
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Horse, and Mules for cate.

E'OR SALE.-MULES, CARTS, AND
4 HARNESS, for sale. The busy season
being about over, will sell all or = portion OF
my teams.
Terms: Cash, Or good paper satisfactorily
endorsed. J. NJ. PlLCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
NH !o-lw
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LG1cDefS.

rNHOMAS F. GOODE. ATTORNEY
I AT Law, BoydIon, Mecklenburg county,
Virginia. ,
Brunswick, and the United States Courts ut
p;ahnnnd NH 9-lmt
TOHN DUNLOP, ATTORNEY AT
81 LAW, has REMOVED to corner OF Tenth
and Main streets, Skaters building, the first
house above the post otilce It Z1-ih
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T A. BELVIN, CABINET MANU-.
81 FACTURER, ON BROAD STREET
SETWEFN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TEE,NTH.-I am manufacturing Rosewood,
walnut, and Oak Furniture OF the best quality
and mos, approved styles. Also agent for
Fisk's Metallic Burial Caskets ana Gases All
other kinds of Collins on hand. de 2t-om
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.ct,cr from Secretary McCulloch.

Secretary McCulloch has written the
allowing letter TO the Senate Finance
Committee regarding the bill for the
wholesale repeal OF the internal tax on
manufactures:
"TREASuRY DEPARTMENT,
march l6, 1868.
Dear Sir,--The abolition Of the duty
ON cotton will reduce tho revenues some
go 900 900. The bill which has recently
passed The House, and is now before the
Senate, abolishing after the LIST Of May
TEX, the taxes on manufactures and pro-
duc,;ons imposed by sections o. and 95,
act Of June 80, 1864, and enumerated in
Table II. in the report Of the Commits
>ioncr Of Internal Revenue for 1867, pages
335, $50, and 337, with certain exceptions,
will, il has been estimated, effect reduc-
ton Of some 60,00D,000 on the basis OF
last years revenues. It must also be
borne in mind that this large reduction OF
the revenues from the internal industries
Of the country will have the effect oil
reducing the general level of prices
throughout the country, and thus tend to
Interrupt and 10 lessen importations, and
therefore to diminish the customs revenues.
A considerable portion of the large
revenues from customs received during
the two last fiscal years, and which are
still maintained, are due in no incOnside-
yahle extent TO the fact that the high
urices in this country have made our mar
kct desirable ore for the sale Of foreign
productions. So great reduction Of prices
as will be effected By the contemplated
legislation cannot, repeat, but have
tendency to reduce importations, and con-
seouentlv 10 impair the revenue from GUS
toms.
SHOULD the bill referred to become q
law, think it may be fairly estimated that
The total revenues for the next fiscal year
will fall from q hundred TO hundred and
twenty millions below the estimates made
in my last annual report. 1t is exceed
ingly desirable that taxes should be re-
Guccd, and ! should hail with pleasure the
proposed reduction if felt assured that i,
would be accompanied with a correspond.
ing reduction Of expenditures. ! am free
TO say that | am greatly apprchcnsive that
such reduction Of expenditures Will not
be made, and that the revenues OF the
country Tor the next n>cai year, IA lpc ON
now before the Senate or in the hands OF
your committee should become law, will
be Insufficient to meet the interest on the
public debt and the current expenses OF
tho Government.
a. earnestly ask that the Finance Com
mittcc will give this subject careful con-
sidcration in all its bearings before report
ing lavorably upon the bill referred to.
Nothing could be more disastrous to the
credit Of the Government at the present
time than such reduction Of taxes as
would create necessity for an increase Of
the public debt.
" Very truly. YOURS,
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The SNOW.

The SNOW.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Su0w las been
falling here all day.
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Distinguished Citizen OF Georgia
Killed.

AUGUSTA: GA, March 90. Judge f.
Starnes, q distinguished jurist, formerly
judge of the Supreme Court Of Georgia,
was killed today by the accidental dis
charge Of guu in the hands Of his son.
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CEOthMsg.'

IUST RECEIVED,
SPRING GOODS.
An n. ney stytes of SPRING CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and yESTINGS, now open
for inspection. Call nj No. 1900 Main street
and leave your orders.
t. Il. SPENCE, Agent,
NH Is Merchant Tailor
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Secretary McCulloch has written the
ALLOWING letter to the Senate Finance
Committee regarding the bill for the
wholesale repeal Of the internal tax on
-,orvCarturpS.
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Foreign News.
Al.STRIA-

Vienna, March l9.-In the Reichsradt
to-day an announcement was made by the
Ministry that the project for tho authori-
cation Of the rite of civil marriage ought
to pass in spite OF the concordat. While
they regretted the ill-will Of the Pope, the
Ministry considered such enactment to be
indispensable to the well -beng Of society,
and should press its adoption by the
Rcichsradt.
London, March l9-Midnight.-In the
House Of Commons tonight, Earl Mayo,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, presented the
Government bill for reform in representa-
ton Of Ireland in the House Of Commons.
There is to be no alteration in the county
franchise, but in boroughs the right Of
voting is to be given to all fvc-pound
householders, instead Of ten pounds, as. at
present. No action was taken upon the
measure
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Later from Japan-A Foreign War
Vessel Fired IDOn.

LONDON, Eng, March 20.-Japan ad-
vices say that all foreigners had left llico
and Osaka.
A foreign war vessel Lad been fred upon
by the japanese.
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A GLORIOUS REWARD FOR a
"A LITTLE PATIENCE awaits those who
will larry for only 4 few days with selecting
their material intended for their Spring
Clothing, as we have just received 4 dispatch
from New York stating the arrival from Eu-
rope of Il NAGSIFICEST assortment Of the
latest styles of Spring Goods in CASSI-
MERES, NESTINGS, &c, which will reach
us after leaving the custom house rs speedily
rs steam and rails will fetch them. We are
still Offering great Inducements in Clothing,
Fine Hats. Gents Furnishing Goods etc, in
order 20 make room for the new arrivals.
SCHAAP 4 HARTMAN,
No. 1871 Main street, near Thirteenth.
,p1,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-19

tients treated BY homeopathic physicians eight
will die, while n the same number arc treated
by AlopathIc physicians, thirty.fouf will dic:
and OF the mSriads who die under old school
treatment tho world over, Homeopathic treat.
mcnt would save eeyenty.six OF every hundred
Virginia, September !, 1853. 60 sclu
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Moulders Wanted.

might GOOD MoULDERs WANTED IN; IN;
T. mediately. Apply at either the Gol4 niii
Foundry. or the Fulton Foundry on tne Dlsies' ~ y
Gold HUI, Sept. q, 1855.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-19

nAyING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with q LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, | am prepared to acll nll articles In my
lineas cheap as any man on tho Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The first election in 0gdensburg since the
village became city resulted in the election. by III ma
lority. Of Judge W. c. Brown, Republican candidate for
Mayor.
The election of Congressional delegates IN
Arizona is TO take place June %. John A. Rush the
Democratic candidate, and Gov. MCCORMICK the lnde-
pendent and Republican candidate
Charles F. Adams is in training az Demo
cratic candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts though
some day. he is the look out for the nomination Ior
NlcePresident There enthusiastic writers VINO
PIT him against Pendleon for the first place on the cKe
The students of Western Reserve College, at
Hudson and OF the Southwestern Normal ech0Ol, at
Lebanon Ohio have followed the example OF their Dret-
ren at Delaware Athens and Springfield in denounclhg
the action Of the Democratic Legislature OF ONO, Dy
which they have been deprived Of the right OF suffrage
Our friends in Name should take notice OF
the following extract from letter to the Charleston C0
rier from its New-York correspondent
Great Efforts already being made this early day W he Demo
elections Of Maine September They
already at here HewlOrk and other leading states furnish
documents &C. pull down Republican majority IN that
State and the making breach there without crest
thorough revolution the Democrats opinion that H have
effect the Ohio Pennsylvania elections which always
resa the result Of November Maine to-day considered the h
battlefield.
We heard great deal about the large fund that had
been raised to carry the town elections In Maine IN the
spring All know how ng0n0usly the Democrats failed III
that attempt Maine Republicans not apt to sleep eX
cept upon their arms and they will give good account
OF themselves next September in maOrtes OF not less
than twenty-five thousand for Gov. Chamberlain and
thirty thousand for General Grant
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

RDDY-On Thursday May H. a. horTsovD Z, o. bran e's.
samue H. eldest Of EmeLne ana S'mael hIy. ,,e =, ~
Ssr'Yors 3s15ii'S' VIII '' '''-'
PRRKMaEo, 7rrs, the ph inst Kir,beh B. wiie of Lorrais
Freeman daughter Of tie h Hda ard Muudy 49,, ~ h,,
The family invited 70 attend tas a. aa.Is H D."
late resieace Woodbridge. j., on SATURDAY A. . eeoe-
PRRNCH-At Salisbury. Sgnisy Msy ~ mF. sfaa h ~
French NJ c. French and daughter Of o. D "iesn % VIZ
18th year Of her age
HOLCOMBn Brooklyn Fdly l5th Inst ss, losg 'ai P
Funeral services sl be held On SUNDAY Ls HsI, a. 's ar.
reEec.hl invited to sttenA The remains VI" b. 'aAea " S'
n. j.. for iuterment
LEYT-on wensiay May Eene wife Of Abraham Ls0' ." thS
Funeral sunday inst from No s Ess. Polr,s. .s
Of Avenue Relatives and friends Of ae uJ are i9'i'7
attend without further notice.
NASH-On Wednesday Of congestion, Ebes ESS
The friends the u' invited attend ts tHsr' from hsr 'ts
residence No 2o9 SeeOndaTe Saturday 10Th n't " 0e'"E
PECKIn BROOKLYN Friday morning Nay - w@ II Peek gei
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the funeral sassy
18th at o'clock from his late resiieuee No 50 "dos"
corner Of ClATk.st
PURvIAECB-In city Thursday ii,h inst, william Purv
fsmeriy Of Baltimore, the 9Oth year Of his age
Funeral services the residence sohns wsen Hastings n
family are invited to attend without further notice.
TR0STn Brooklyn THURSDAY May u Lucy Howe xis Of Her
daughter late Thomas Teston OF Booo
Fuue will place residence No 81 JoFa.emoas
BROOKLYN saturday afternoon al O'Clock Ee41e' A-' ~
are invited to stiend
TFS Tfs91 PaSf Pes,s 'SG %sdne,, morning. My 49, d E
The relative, friend. ty aytei 70 ,teoi h:
funeral 81 Barhoemews Church corner Of LeeP'e' '
Great Jonesst, SATURDAY.. May 10. az J o. n.
VAN DUsER-Suddeuy Nav 5 lotn yaa Dussr aged - 'r
and the family also he Nevfork ara NSi,
Hook Pilots respectfully invited % attend As f9aer in ~, .s
18th inst. az O'Clock p. H. without further notice
wEsTERYBTOa Fdly ls,h Richard Hsnr ini'uI soa
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ae.A
bis funeral from the residence Of his i'tle 81 so.s
Bergen GA Sunday afternoon at ecoek p & waoa a' n'~
ton
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
LATEST GENERAL NEWS. ,
IBI Telegraph. |


The Boston Cretan fair yielded t2l.OOO
Congressman Axtell is returning to the East
C j. Brackenbrush Of Indianapolis was gar
tosd and robbed on the Thursday night.
One Orchard failing to escape from the Indiana
Peniteniary committed suicide yesterday BY hanging
....Henry Davis of Dudley, aged 80 years, fell
dead 10 Worcester on THURSDAY.
Private William Crawley of the Rife Brigade
In Quebec committed Thursday BY shooting
Cen Morgan L. Smith, u. S. Consul at Homo
lula i, In 81 LoHs win soon lssyeior WaAhington
The Galveston Grand Jury has found true bills
,g,p, The defaude Of In she warehouses
.One-tenth of the members of the paid fire de-
FRANCISCO have been disabled BY accidents al nres dur
lag the past week . 8,
John Butler of st. Lous was either robbed
of G 800 the Pacific Railroad between st. Louis and han
"a, Ciiy, Monday night
The property recently recovered and lbeled by
sc Soanah Galveston has been Forfeited ana was ''
dsnnei yesterday for sale
James F. Cooper Of Chcopee Falls, and form
% an oversssr the Choopee Cotton Manufacturing Cos MUS
han gsl himself yesterday morning
Her Majestys ship Constance Capt Burgoyne
Iii h. ,bs naval Oesr Of the squso the upper axes
Mr. Blanton stabbed and killed Col. Kinds ~
o,ssnvls Tenn Tuesday, and fatally wounded MAJOR Bns GU
-. an, hs that place No proyocaon gVen o w"
HiSi. Il. lad msisT in.ererei 70 s.sp aghL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
DIED

AyDERsoN-In NswYok City Thurday MAY O'asA ~;
wife Of the Rev. James Anderson Of hahens'e ' -h W
years ., a., -, -. -.
RIAKEAt Stspleton Island THURSDAY vac '0 "'~ 'ef
shet illness Anon Blake, tho 18th year Of hs age
q re,tye. sad friends of family aud OF hs "m ID
Edsari Msndae Daniel Moran and john H. Clark are
invited attend from Grtce Shun DIpoAVn Isus
81 oeoek Saturday afternoon the oh h'@ N0o1 hT
puNKRR-Ia Breoklvn Wednesday 18th INST Ne long and PAIN
81 rs., NsncS wife Of Bunker aud daughter Of the late
Enhraim Blsnk aged ~ years aud months -,
III az nsse ou Sunday 18th inst at O'clock from her
e re,eee No i94 Presenst Her remains will be taken
Greenwood The and friends the family are requested
Bsson Y Albany Sag arbor L. L. papers please copy
CovERTon Thursday MAY H. Sarah Covert aged 10 months and
% 90 49, A,nghtsr OF John W and Nancy X. Covert
m s.iiyss and friends family respectfully invited TO attend
,b nerl Saturday May l6 o'clock from the residence Of
John a. Whppls No. ia Lafayette ave-. Br9aklyn
CowDRRY-on Friday May Is 1853 Adelaide ABtO.nee child
ofD.Wtt g. u. Cowdrey aged months n
Tn, relatives Of the family respectfully invited attend
the he residence OF LoeuEo Randall ss No Sylvan
nsee between hundred aud One hundred and
Harlem. Sunday at p. The renaiua vii hs
Nkeu 10 West Farms for nteymegL