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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.
Hal on HAx1Lron Iona

HALL OF HAMILTON LODGE, No. 9ss.
TTHEofiieersa and mem bers OF Hamilton q
Il Lodge. No. 2s9, are hereby requested, "a
to attend special communication of X ~
the Lodge, at Angercna Hail, this/VN
Wednesday Morning, July Sth, at 81 O'Clock,
late Brother, DR.. W. 7. BAILEY. The members
OF the Lodge are specially requested to attend,
as above stated, TO attend the fumes of our
devoted and esteemed Brother, and the mem
bers OF sister city Lodges, and all transient
Brothers in the city in good standing, are fra
ternally invited. BY order OF
HENRY j. LYNN, W. N.
Attest: w. H. BUrTs, secretary. JySIt
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CUBBINS-The friends and scquaintances OF
John Cubbins are respectfully invited TO at.
tend the funeral of his wife MARTHA, from his
residence In Chelsea, on Second street, tai
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Services.
by the Rev. j. A. Vaulx. Carriages at ]. G
Hoist & Co.'S.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

rVdEsE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il Springs, situated IN Montgomery county
81 miles from Christianssurg Depot, are now
open FOR the reception Of visitors, and the al
tenfiOn OF the Springs going public Is respect
IDLY invited 70 the &dvanzages they present
The waters Of these Springs are unriYalled IA
all cases II Dyspepsia, CutaneOus diseases and
Uterine Affections, and in cases Of Debility act
a.
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE
They have proven eniaently useful in many
Female DiseaseS. and Ia
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Neu orIenns NIarket.

New ORLEANS, July lection firm, MID
dlings 31Sc sales 2s7 bales. Sterling Bank
Sight 55L4 New Yock sight q p eInium.
Flour duh, superfine s. %. sugar and Molasses
DUH and nominal, Corn easy sOa9jc. Hay IN.
changed. Oats slightly hrmer re. Pork dull
SO. Bacon duIl, shoulders l3c; clear sides lie.
Lard dull tieree nc: keg Ice
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July THE seats Of
seventeen Of the Democratic members
Of the House. of whom ten are from the
city snd parish of New Orleans, are con-
tested, and they are not allowed voice
Ia the proceedings while the contest il
pending.
The Radicals in caucus last night nom
mated for United States Senators, w.
II. Kellogg, Collector of the port Of New
Orleans, and ]. S. Harris, Of Concordia
parish. Kellogg was nominated by the
Senate to-day, which then adjourned,
Senator.
In the House q motion to. go into a
Senatorial election was tabled.
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IUKA SPRINGS.
BAMEY SPRIKGS. ALARAMA.

0sHE proprieters OF this n Altering Place take
4 pleasure In informing their friends and
patrons that they have CON- Fleted their ar
raneements for the comfort and enjoy n1ent Of
their guests. and that the Hotel Is low open
for tnelr reception. The efficacy Of these
waters q cases OF Dropey, Scrolria, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 70 Females, and ali diseases OF
the Skin and Kidneys, Is too well established
TO need comment. A good Band. viii serve the
Ballroom and the table viii be supplied with
the best ths country affords, while Inc nsning
IN 5hoal creek and the hanfiug IN the sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
70 visitors Route via Memphis and Charleston
hailioad 20 Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line 70 the 5pringE-Dine miles.
For descriptive paHpnlet. circular, or FOR In
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q Co, PrOpri 3tors,
or b. a. MOODY, d. D.,
ls29 I'm Resident Physician
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LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Tobacco. no sales, ow.
Ing to the Fair, which commences tomorrow.
Flour. superfine s7a7 SO. Wheat 81 SAL IS.
Corn 90092c. Oats 75(976c. Rye nominal. Pork
s2S. Lard l6Hgle4c. Bulk Shoulders Il5zc
clear sides l6c. Bacon, shoulders &c; clear rib
sides lee; clear sides l7c.
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Hannibal Hamlin, late Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States, has been
chosen President OF the Bangor and Pts
cataquis Railroad Company.
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TELEGRAPHTC MARKETS


NEW YORK, July 7-Cotton a shade nrmer,
sales 5000 bales uplendS 33c FlSur 59l0e
lower for low grades. Wheat l92c better 81 l0g
II. Coffee firm and lair with demand f0r
Rio. Sugar heavy and &c easier, Cuba llZ(5
IKE. Moiasses nominal.
Dry Goods unchanged.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July Peter Csyger, Of
Albany, prominent citizen and dele
gate to the National Democratic Con-
vention, was thrown from his carriage
III Central Park last night and killed.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivsled Watering Place, situated
4 within six miles Of RusseIlyils Logan
county, Lentucky. was open for visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUEE. The pro pristOF pledges
himself to make his entertainment equal to
that OF any watering place in the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses Of his
establishment viii permit A good BAND or
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
Conveyances alE ays ready for passengers
from Russeflville to the Springs, in close con-
neetion with the daily trains nom Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TERMS:
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CONGRESSIONAL,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July THE tax bill
was taken up and the time for taxing
cigars extended to April next.
A section was added empowering the
Secretary of the Treasury to sitter the
stamp mark on spirits and tobacco.
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LoNDoN. July 5.-Consols closed si7s@s5. q.
s. Five-twenties 7214e72e4.
LIVERPOOL. July 7.-Cotton sales y 900 bales
Market nrm.
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Thursday, the 9th Day Of July, 1868.
STEAMBOAT PEOSTA.

With all her Machinery, Tackle, Furniture etc.
TERES-One tho1sand dollars cash. balance
on credit OF six and twelve months Notes
with approved security to be given, and lien
to be retained on tho boat.
And st the same time and place, / VIII let, 70.
the highest bidder, for the term Of twelve
months. the
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E. MCDAvITT, NJ. e. COCHRAN,
F. ". SMITH, W. B. WALDRAS,
]. 7. FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL.
W. A. GOODWIN, JOHN 7. STRATUM
J.F. FRANK.
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CHRoNIc pIARRHEA

Are regarded as g SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this place are IN
SURPASSED By AM IN TIE SrATE. baluz
situated almost upOE the very Summit OF NE
Alleghany Mountains The air is always cool
and OraciDg, Tho climate Is healthy ana salu-
br1oCs, the water Of delightful temperarurs
% FRhrenheitl, the grounds are shadsd. and
protected every kour IN the day By thick
grove OF Forest oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renovated and rentfed, and the prgI-
prietors Halter themselves they can offsr to
their guests accommodations unsurpassed bY
any watering place IN the mountains, and con-
hdently ask a visit nom the public.
Visitors TO the Springs viii stop al Chris
tiansburgs where comfortable coaches WflI-b
in attendance On the arrival OF each train 70
convey them to the Spri1gs.
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IMPORTANT to PLAT. TIERS,

FRIARs POINT. MISS runs 10 1855
Druggists Ne anpnis, Tennessee:
- i.i.A - % ask me for my state
~ leiln cure for ERYSIPE-
WAicf1 you style - ''---' = -
MAG10- = AMIGA IMMINENT
l nave used yohr Linimens In about two
hope OF re- fyleTiv b1lt believe vorr riiscovsTv
IdE HhE rEDy." have not failed IN a sim
gle case IA which ! have applied your Lini-
Inen1. believe it valuable discovery.
mink every planter should provide himself
with the Magic Arniea Iinimenf. No planter
should be without your remedy where this tar
rible disease prevails. I have supplied each Q z
my plantations Ny supervisors report favor
able upon every trial.
]. l. ALCORN.
Price 81 per bottle ss PEI aoEsn.
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Mound City Ferry Privilege,

or right to run fezTyboat 70 Mound City,
Arkansas.
TERMS-Rent to be paid monthly. Security
for payment TO be given and = right or re-en-
try, and 10 declare the lease forfeited for nor
payment TO be reserved.
This Is well known TO be the most ValP -.
ferry privilege IN The vicinity OF Mempb' aOA9
jsZ8 I'd JAMES q. BERRY, Re- -
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS

dissolution or COPARTNERSa IP-The
IL eopartnership heretofore existing under
the style Of LAMBERr q COMMAGERE, Is
this day dissolved by Limitation, and the death
OF Chas. b. Lambert. The undersigned VIII use
the name OF the firm only in liquidation.
THEO. COMMAGERE, .
+. A LAMBERT.
New Orleans, June 20, les.
OoPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned, sue
" cessors 10 K. LAMBERT, have his day
formed cOpartneTshIp, under the style and
firm OF COMMAGERE q LAMBERT, and viii
continue ia this city the business heretofore
conducted by the former house.
THEO. COMMAGERE,
+. a. LAMBERT.
New Orleans, July l, 1865. ty7 Inn
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AUCTxoH.
At AUCTION,

BY w. HI. PAsSsEORE & co.,
rpHIs WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AT TEN
i o'clock, OF a general variety OF Furniture,
Household Goods, etc. Jys It
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KIMBERLING SPRINGS, . NILES NORTH
n Of WytheTille, Nirgtnta-Aium, White,
ked and Bl1e Sulphur Waters; hot Cold and
VapOr Alum and SgIiphur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, Govt, ScrofulOus
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only 20 the extent Of safety and comfort.
Nearly every game cor amusement and exer-
else, unrestricted by law, together with double
and single barrel shot g-1ns and rifles, provided
without eharge. For analysis, certificates, etc,
see circulars, and refer 70 W. Z. Hunt. X. >.
ParhaLn. Sam Tsts and P B. Wills, Men phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per Gay, g; Weez, 81; month,
somewhat restricted, and no promises je5
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, /: 100000
Omce-NO. 10 Madison ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Omce-No. I0 HTadison 80.
DIRECTORS

MEMFHIs, TENNESSEE
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REcEIvElR,s SALE


NOTICE Is hereby given that as Receiver, ap-
~ pointed by the Circuit Court II tsrittenden
county, Arkansas, In the case OF John II. Wag-
seuer vs.. D. P. Lylss Trustee ct ais, viii sell
70 the highest bidder, at MOUND CITY, AR
KANSAS on
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lst The Conservative men Of Tonnes
see. putting aside ali questions decided
by the war, accept the title Of Demo-
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as 1t now
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RATES or BOARD

COlored servants ana Children uOt Occupy
ng seats a. first table, half the above rates
DR.. JOHN B. EADFORD,
Col HENRY A. Z DAf Z y DSON
Maj. JAMES y. EDA UNISON,
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pREscRIPTToHs putup at all hours Of the
III day and night, py
j, S. Dz-LAsRaoK a 90,
issl In caFnW Of Main and Bsal EtFsstE
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being knocked in the head. II they don't why the
cadets viii not die Of grief by way OF sympathy.
"

cadets win not die Of grief by way OF sympathy.
HUMoRs OF THE EXAMINATION.
10 is not often that the monotony OF the examina.
cadet perpetrates bon mot which even broad
sHs % Sn %
chising OF the graduating class In engineering one OF
the cadets, while de,onstrating the plans and move:
ments made In one Of the battles fought BY scipio,
front OF his army, and also alluded TO the
fact that scipio. knowing that elephants would
not not trampIe on % troops Y they could help
open spaces left between the ranks through which
ne knew the enemy's elephants would rush when
sent sent out with their riders against him. 'But Il
OF the professors, why did he himself use ele,
phantsT' This nonplussed the cadet for a seconds
but turning round to the examiners, with a merry
them out as skirmlshers." That brought the house
down. How high would you build wall y, asked
professor OF another cadet after describing all the
HOW ss, high would you build wall to protect your
sellr' The reply came from the cadet who stands
about nve @ iee eight inches in his stocking soles d
much for your head under the circumstances II tho
enemy fred on you," said the professor. taking in
the cadets height at glance. 'Ohl" exclaimed the
cadet, "but could stOop down. you knOw.n Yet
another was examined, and was told to give the
Board an idea OF what military mine was In az
concise terms possible. The answer came quickly
"a hole In the ground" That was little more con.
young gentleman was allowed full swing in his ex.
plantations.
with the order issued few days ago relative to Mr.
Buchanan's death. Guns have been fired every hall
hour during the day, the nag has been at half-mas
and at sunset there was given national salute Of
thirteen guns.
There are great many visitors here at present
and to-day's boats have increased the number vastly.
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ATHLETICS.

Flies causht.Atietics, =; .xenia, o.
nsRS nsis ea 5qss.alss qssss.s..AalsSs;c, 2sS..,.
Passed Balls-Athletics, 81 xenias,6.
seorsrs-Hsyhurst, athletics; Allison, xenas.
Time Of game-Two hours and forty minutes.
The Union Club OF Hudson City will open play on
Wednesday next at their grounds, adjoining the
St. Georges cricket grounds
The Exercise Club Of this city opened yesterday
with their nine against the field. The latter were
well whipped.
The Niagara Falls tournament begins to-day. o.
p. Moore vice.Presdent OF the state Association ~
the tournament has been untring In his efforts to
have the arrangements complete, ana his endeavors
should meet with success There are parties IN t1s
The crowd Of Patersonites on Monday last at the
Union match was almost az unruy as was the crowd
at Buffalo. when the Unions whipped the club there
In the former place, however the club treated the
visitors IKE gentlemen N the latter, after the game
Sunday at New Orleans is the great base ball day.
The theatrical and newspaper game IL creating
much talk. The ''hrst musicn Is now going on and
everybody Is getting ready to begin.n
trip win be played tomorrow. They intend TO wash
the light out Of the "stars" on the occasion. They
will not play BY moonlight however. .r..,
Piccott to catching match, The latter declines as
he considers his hands small.
very lively game was played yesterday at the
Clubs OF this city. Both were out In full strength
but the latter were much too light for their oppo-
nents, and were defeated by score Of 20 toe
MATCHES TO COME OFF.
June s--Atlantic vs.. Star; Union grounds
June s-Eckiord Va. Mohawk; Union grounds
June lo-Union, Of Hudson City. opening day; Hud-
June ii-sock and BusKln vs. Quill and Scissors;
Union grounds, one p n.
june lO-Tal9n. Of NOrrisania w star Of Ples-
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THE F0RTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON June Q, 1868.
The new Secretary Of the Senate, Mr.. George q.
Gorham, appeared this morning and was sworn In.
THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER SCOTLAND.
Mr.. MORGAN, Crep) Of N. Y, presented preamble
and resolutions Of the Chamber of Commerce q New
York relative to the removal Of the wreck OF the
steamer Scotland, which was referred to the Com.
mittee on Commerce.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
Mr.. FERRY, trep.) Of Conn.,, presented petition OF
the citizens OF Connecticut demonstrating against the
mobilization Of the tax on tobacco.
the RESTORATION OF SOUTHERN STATES.
The Senate then proceeded with the consideration
OF the bill for the admission Of North Carolina South
Carolina, louisiana, Georgia and Florida.
Mr.. WILSON, trep.) OF Mass, rose to correct the
statement made yesterday by Mr.. Conkling that he
(Mr. WILSON, bad supported the provision requiring
majority Of the registered voters 10 ratiy the consti
tuition In those States. He said he had voted three
times against II. He explained the circumstances
under which the Misrepresentation arose.. He in
tended no renecto2 on the Senator yesterday any
one ese but he still regarded the provision as mis-
take.
Mr. CoSxLNe. TepJof N. Y. reiterated. with the
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

RESISTANCE OF PATENTS.
Mr.. CuLLoM, Tep.) of ILL.,, introduced bill In rela
ton to reissuapce Of patents which referred to
the Comm ittee on Patents.
PUBLIC LAND GRANTS, ETC.
Mr.. HOPKINS, rep.) OF Wis.,, from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported bill to authorize the en-
try and purchase by Thomas McLane Of his farm OF
seventy-nve acres on the stockbridge reservation.
After an explanation by Messrs. HOPKINS and Ell
DRIDoE the bill was passed.
Mr.. HOPKINS also reported bill amendatory 10
the act Of June g. 1885, granting public lands to Wis
Mr LAwRRNoE, (rep5 Of ohio, spoke in favor Of
engrafng on the bill provision requiring the lands
to be sold only to actual settlers and at 81 % per
After brief discussion the bill, which has refer.
ence to lands OF the old La Crosse and Milwaukee
Mr.. HOPKINS. also from the same committee, re:
ported bill to grant certain islands to the state OF
Wisconsin ms un, as swamp lands After & an explanation
PUBLIC RECEPTION TO THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
Mr.. WOOD ldem.) Of N. Y, by unanimous consent
offered the following resolution
Resolved That the Speaker be requested 70 eatsnd TO the
nS n s capita sa s s %
convenient TO this embassy and the public business
The resolution was agreed to unanimously.
The SPEAKER said he would like to have the opin'
ton should be rendered.
Mr.. WOOD said that he would defer that subject 70
the wishes OF the chairman Of the Commttee on ways
Mr.. scHENcK, rep, Of Ohio, suggested that the re.
evening session, but that the day session should be
continued until Ave O'Clock.
Tuesday next would probably be the better day
to tx, as the invitation must be rendered and ac-
cepted before notice could be given to the House.
Mr.; sca.scx suggested, therefore, Tuesday next,
at hafpast twelve O'clock.
Mr.. PRICE, rep) Of Iowa, suggested ten O'Clock In
the morning.
Mr.. INoERsoLI, rep) Of H., suggested four O'Clock
There being no objection 70 the latter sugges,
tion, the SPEAKER said that he would take II as the
Of the House that the invitation should be for
Tuesday next, at eleven O'Clock.
INVALID PENSIONS.
Mr.. PEBBAM, (repJ OF Me-, nom the Committee
on Invalid Pensions, made large number 81 reports
The bills reported by him were passed granting pen
sions TO the following persons:-Margaret Davis,
widow Of William Il. Davis. late Acting Surgeon OF
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Bnse Ball Notes.

The entire West is exercised by the advent OF the
Athletics Of Philadelphia. They beat the Olymplcs
of Allegheny on Monday, with score OF thirty-nine
to five, and the Allegfany Club on Tuesday, with
score of twentyseven to eighteen. They are attired
in gray uniform, pants, shirt and'cap OF the same
color the pants ornamented with blue cord. The
people in this region would scarcely recognize the
Philaoelphians in such rig" having been accus-
toned to their white caps and shirts and dark blue
pants. On Thursday they played at xenia, Ohio,
against the local club and defeated 1t with the fol-
lowing ecore:-
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Johnny walker and His Friends.

From Bells Lie IN LOndOn, May 70.
The admirers OF Johnny Walker, ex-champi0n Of
the light weights the accomplished professor OF the
noble art OF sefdefence have resolved upon paying
him compliment In the shape OF benefit at one of
the metropolitan theatres as soon a. arranRemente
can be made for the purpose. His friends deem y
more particularly essenta mat II snouu pe carle1
months ago he had the misfortune to fracture his
ankle and knee cap and has been confined In ~.
Bartho0mew's Hospital ever since. There can %
little doubt, when the circumstances are taken INTO
consideration the result cannot be otherwise tnau
satisfactory. II may be mentioned that numerous
popular members OF the theatrical profession have
generously volunteered their services.
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santville, at Pleasantville Unions take s:16 A. NJ
train from Twenty-sixth street.

The Unions Of Morrisanle Versus the Yale Club.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June Q.
game Of base ball Yves played here to-day be-
tween the Yale Club and the Unions the champions
of Americsl At the close Of the ninth innings the
score was even fourteen to fourteen The tenth in
ninRs resulted In favor of the Unions rhe anal score
being Unions sixteen. Yale fourteen. great many
prevailed.
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The Athletics Of Philadelphia W. the Cincin-
natl Club.

CINCINNATI, June 8, 1858.
base ball match was played this afternoon be-
tween the Athletics OF Philadelphia and the Cincin.
natl Club resulting hard earned victory for the
Athletics. The score stood 20 to ls. The Phila-
natl bows four times. The game was witnessed by
five thousand persons. The Athletics viii play
on Monday next in Louisville.
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ALLEeED GRAND LARcEsY.-A man named Heze'
kiah Jones was arrested last night by one OF the
oficers OF the Twentyeighth precinct' on charge
tiiy OF other jewery, from Diederck FINK, OF NO y
Washington street. II ia said the property wa
found on his person. nc whi oe Dio's"' oe'oi'
Judge Ledwith this morning.
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Annual Meeting of the Newark, N. j., Type
graphicul Union. fs.,%

large meeting OF the members OF Union No. 1o3i
Newark typographical Society, was held at Library
Hall in that city last night when the following onb
GERS were elected for the ensuing year-D II. Aynsi
President; James d. Smith, Vice President; Records
ing Secretary, John y. Hastings; Corresponding Sei
retary Vim. II. Hawler; Treasurer, Francis Addler)
Finance Trustee, VIM. Ross; Doorkeeper, Albert
Smith.
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The Journeymcn Tn iIors.

The Journeymen Tailors' Protective and Benevolent
Union held its regular monthly meeting last evening
at No. 10 Stanton street. The following officers o)
the Union were In their seats-Henry Lucker, PresI
dent; Thomas Broughton Vice President; william
Tucker Secretary and Thomas Lawrence, Secretary.
Nothing but the usual routine business was gong
meeting on the first Saturday In July, the election
OF officers will take place and matters OF general lns
tercst 10 the trade will be brought before the UnI0n
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FELL. FROM wiSpowA child named James
Rockwell. aged two years fell from the fourth story
window of No. n Ninth street Yesterday afternoon
and was instantly Killed
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PUGiLISM.
Harry Allen and Joe Gloss "s,arrina
Tour.v
From Bells Life in London, May 2s

From Bells Life in London, May 2aI
Harry Allen and Joe Goss are continuing In steady
work for their forthcoming match for the champion}
ship with the contingency Of S2oo side, on septem1
Der 1. Both have been starring in the provinces and
were received with the utmost enthusiasm, the publ
lie tno bad Judges of milling thinking the aair any
thing but a certainty The rivals will both, we heal
from reliable sources be In London or the neighboH
hood during the Derby week.
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Iahorers, strike.

The men employed In Robinson's stave yard, foot
OF South Eleventh street. Brooklyn, e. D., who have
heretofore been working for 81 per day, YESTERDAY
struck for AZ So