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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03
DEATHS.


In Southington. Nay sd. ABBY KINGHTON,
aged II years. IfmOnths.
Yet again we hope h meet thee,
When the day of life is fed. ,
Then in Heaven with Joy 10 greet thee,
Where No farewell tear is shed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

HATS
GROCERIES,. &c.. &c.

Mr.. Parks having done business IN Warren
~twenty-one year.. hopes to continue his pleas
ant business relations with his old friends, and
IN their new and eom0dious store. to add hosts
est PRICES. for produce, and offer special induce
emencto
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03
20 CONVERsE GeauFa County.

According to the above ratio. the several
TcEnships in TrumbuI County. will be entitled
TO the following representation:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03
JOB D. BELL.-REMAKKs BY o. NJ. MESS

JOB D, BELL entered the thee month!
service, April p. 1861, under the first cal
of President Lincoln. He was honorably
discharged July following. Sept. 18th, Of
the same year, he enlisted in Go. C. 18th
Regt o. V. L, for three years. He was
elected I'd Lieutenant by the Company al
its organization. He was promoted LIST
Lieutenant after the battle ofShiloh, which
position he held until January ID. 1868.
When at the battle of Stone River he was
instantly killed by a shot through the
head. By kindness to US on the field OF
battle, he won u love, and to-day we
cherish the memory of his many noble
deeds. May we never fail as year by year
shall roll around, to come and leave a trib-
ute of our love.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-03

I tender this to the memory of
Horace Ii. Miller, private Co. C. 18th
Q. V. 1. His health gave way under
the exposure of the soldiers life. He
came home but to be buried here.
He did what he could.
And this to our dear friend and bro
ther, Oscar o. Miller. Private in Co. C..
18th o. V. l. during the three months
service. LIST Lieut.. in the same Co.
and Regt. when recognized in the fall
of '6l, promoted to the ~captaincy of
Co. 1. and afterwards appointed Capt.
and Asst. Adjt. Gen. U. S. A. He
passed through Rich Mountain, Shilo,
Stone River, Perryville, and Chic ka-
muuga. Was one Of the first to reach
the summit Of glorious Mission Ridge,
from thecne to East Tennessee, Rocky
Face, and on through the daily battles
and skirmishes Of the Atlanta cam :
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-31


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n iem"FSe ln lhcir hc&r,s.;o ;or w,s i0g it'd
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a" laicy Of reconstruction BY amrmmc,
p! 'hc Constitution. Democrats mu.rt
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t"'l met 81 l'!iladclphia, III mu,-n-arn co,.
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monracy under ovamhtlmpY lnaolnics
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oUS IN" 'rii!liHi adTicc Of GcAcral Grant.
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-31

tanlll>c 'in auy'
ruponlcrD,S houll
iiHuc Nit tlu s,ill a.i, ,
the greet hmlt iH
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Nchoi'i otc;Iil, u.
p" soul, lil>Hrod, i
Is solcmn Still, SclI
The Political Charat
Church s
Al'iil foilowia~ rou.
US b, in"nilNcr 81 Nie l1,
iiic NJ. /. rhi,rol,>; son II.
"a, I'i"SiCIing iHltipr &,
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a@il.'y."iihr wii;,r i.S,
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wrrio So,Ac,hing III ,llo
Third Quarterly tI,ii'cg,
ila; Is v.is j"S'si
last Sa'ut,M! pyo.
NEE; all il. auy cura,
MAIDS against me II rit
Na<ipGume on Oh Mos
y informed my r.lH.
h2i i.c WaS ,oyrl to.l
ln1 10 i'eS."u the pa>l,,,.
grounds oiuGicccpta,ii)i OF
ijga;ion rs 20 wliy lial.
hlc.to the people Of my (
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circulation, il vas hlt II
KS the Chti"cil oit'od
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ir; Nt iiIUi>l;i4n 'ii
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Na> not 10 DC changed.
Nhai they might, III
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proceed in.illc usual n
'hat tie usual qlir>tio.
tomplainiS. 'Nc., Wotla
NAllflt fIIft IkItE17.t
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

MORklsTOwN, n 1.-THE citizens Of this town own
AZ Cranberry win Be procession and car o. liberty nse m @
beautiful driven through the town MUSIC oalo anu
bauquets will be the order OF the day.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Annual Convention OF
Chi Phi fraternity will be held Rutgers College on
,h h graduate and Undergraduate potners nave
signissd their intention Of being present.
Union HILL, N. 1.-THE District attorney nav.
,, the papers the the suspicious death Of moena
Fns Of ten6srg decided there not evidence snmeen
vSsrees 10 hold any Of the surviving friends amenaoe
PEAPACK, N. John II. Lyon OF Jersey City
Pae VALLEY and Peapack haioeu
Company the present management put corps
Of the h few days for the purpose locating ne ne
~ he osd under contract at an early da
The road will probably pass through Ingon and over boad
Hessri connecting With the Newark and fewfork Railroad
TRENTON-Some time ago Francis McCaftrey was
Ip,opd EewJesey State Prison for having stabbed Jadge
Alien and highway robbery 70" weeks ago he
O0 was offered bis capture He arrested Yesterday morning o
detective Williams peculiar The f1guYe hao Deeh com
i,,d 70 fail default OF hne OF $50 for ooinA
policeman The detective paid the nne ano hao IAN hAD 1 u'
yesterday to claim the reward - ~.
STRATFORD. GONNA very large seatnrtle
and bsrnaee and unmAbe evidence Of being an old
veteran supposed during heavy gale ana hgn oe n
was from the elements and found his way INTO %
pon remained knows bow long he sudden
whole bOods young ducks at various tunes reeh
from the vicinity the pond charged to bis account
NEWTOWN, CONN.-Teddy OBrien, while intox-
Ieatsd fell gravsran this place recently and was ataV
injured
NEW W-CANAAN. CONN-The stables of VIM. e.;
Dana and the and Mr. Hall recently destroyed
by hrs-ths worn Of an neehday.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
pIccENn Epq ARRIYED

FROM BRENRS Jane 9-p steamship observation-disclosures Rslng
Marie Rclng children Wm Kruger Peter Pettekan Ha
Franklin enry Su wife and children August achef Anl
us X Ubeo Anna Ubeole Nina Mauer Rosa w. Amanda Seb
rg Geter wife and child Caroline saam O. eemAnn ana "'
Magialena Sommer 49, =,
TR0M SAVANNAH June 9-In Steamship San sASador--W H.
sLe and sT HavehGw Miss Etake Chas Sarke Gnd wife
a Mumforl r. s. Green Mrs Mumfort Mrs W D. Sivn, Miss
Posers servant Mrs D. steuo Miss humfor MS Isaac
Rsmmirg Mrs Blunt NJ l. Perry Reseher wife two
children and servant Mr. Tshemer hrA Dimmei Miss Emma
hurrsl r. v Robinson and wife Mrs j. Wheeler Mrs Hopkn.
Mrs o. Austin servant Mrs T. s. Kuinker X Wilson NJ
Cruge Haley Henry Mofau, ~ G. Jones, Capt A. Cole
WIN shay T. NJ. Wynn, J. NJ. Jones w, T. Smith Mr..
wllemGh Mrs whiteOmb. g iortoa and wife hIs scar.
Cayhou Mr SAWS Mrs King Miss H. kbg hrs Martin Mar
tin Wn Chnshom Charles Flanders Mrs r. l. Hilton, Mira
Nbur N G. Jones Miss Kate Howard Miss Gusse Hawkins
Miss C. Drake Miss Ward Mis- ~ r. Colbun, Miss w stans
bury Mitchell C. r. Wheeler, Jos Warren aud wife Miss k l.
Campbell Mas H. ". Haskell Miss A. A. Boxer o. Rews, r. iseh-
iy D. Crayen the Rev J. D. Pce Mrs John Haniee and
yast T. A. Satel Mrs A. A. Knight Miss Mitchell H. ha.n DR.
l. g. Turner Miss b. Turner Miss ~ fu
ner Mrs Howard. and 10 iu the steeragc
PROM HAMBURG, Jane 9-ln steamship Geunania-Warren
Despo ve children servant Mr. Cohn wife and ehen
seh,pser C. H. weuIe Helene Reck Luther Stone wife and
ds1ghtsf Dr. erthes T. Dckerson Mrs Hazsn A Her
peh eeteche seyers and children - WEINBERG Ca
wife Wm Koch A. c. BrAg wife and child r. Emanuel
Bsbreps C. Wola J. Reipbsck, and Mai NJ O6eroree
v WeIier, r. PaIoW, Tbeo Yass, Jos 'oge, r. htie
o. Kras O. weiiEihd and wife A. kote, h.
gfo Ter BeuL Sachs Slechmann, Anas Gt'ttass Meier
Zimmerman Tuschnk and daughter o. ken, Wm h9nees
Kundt NJ hainhArdt Alderman, GAhn A. Sebgta J. hsns
Ro,.I ~ ReblnE A. Rsbhng Asch Howeler Louis Beefe D.
PAUL ssd xifs Psn and ehihiren, Fusoh Iheo hoIAi
a. KTess Elizabeth kress Jacob feyer, hara
sehAngln, fhsnss Foster, o. sAasr, y Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

The Board of Aldermen had their Chamber
draped in mourning Monday in very tasty manner in
Controller Connolly sent In TO the Board certified copy
OF the city Tax Levy adopted by the Legislature and
Board confirmed the same The amount proposed TO be
raised by the levy has been materially increased since the
lowing is list of new matters: Contingencies Legsa-
tive Department 5000 Industrial School Forty second
Buildings construction and repairs, $7OOO Street De
Partment salaries 100000; Amounts enormously col
10 reimburse the city treasury for amount advanced from
the trust funds Old contracts 5000; for the erec-
The total amount Of the levy is about tlOOOO,OOO.
The following business was transacted by the
70 the First OTST Brisado Of cavalry Laid over
resolution TO divide the Seventeenth Ward into SS cleo
Beyenthst from Third to Seventhave with the McGone
G roo Sye r tS T 70 Paf
the Fisk Concrete Pavement Adopted resolution 10
brown Miller Pavement Cwoodl; also 10 pave Forty.
hixth,st from Thrdaye to East River with the McGOne
Secondsve. from Twenty-s{xthst to Fortiethst with
the McGonegal wooden Pavement. Laid over.
per diem Laid over resolution to aDpoBt 20 SeS rs
eral clerk to the Common Council. indefinitely post
pOned. -
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city have organized Eastern Branch The rooms
at the corner Of East Broadway and Gfand-st. were
William f. Dodge, President Of the Association presided
aud short but earnest and practical addresses were made
by cergymen OF neghborng churches At the close OF
&he exercises good number Of young men Of the Vicinity
forward and enrolled themselves for working mem
bers Of the Branch The rooms neatly fitted up very
pleasant and homeke They win be open from this
lime every evening Sundays excepted from 10 M
O'Clock Young In that part Of the city
especially viii pd the rooms pleasant place TO spend
their spare evenings Papers and books will be on hand:
also materials for writing If they desire them.
The Burnside Guards of Norwalk, Conn.
fCo d. 9Th Reg n. q. 8. c., numbering about 10 men
uRder command Of Capt CroSeman, arrived this city
Yesterday morning pay short visit the guests q
the Eighth Regiment OF New-York Washington GrsysJ
They received at the landing place by detachment
of the Eighth and escorted through the lower portion Of
the city TO the Grays armoTy at Grand and Centres
where they Hospitality entertained during the day
partakng Of excellent banquet provided In the large
drroon OF tae armOry by their entertainers In the
evening they intended 10 witness and participate IN
battalion dr by the Third Brigade OF the FIRST
but the ncement state Of the weather caused the drill TO
be postponed, and the visitors with portion OF their
entertainers, visited the Olympic Theater. The Burn
sides win return home this afternoon.
A quarrel occurred last evening between John
Wallace and James McCusky IN the liquor store Of John
Clark corner Of Jackson and WateTsts. during which
MeClusky was struck on the head py tumber thrown
by Wallace. Mcousky was arrested ana locked w, and
Wallace escaped
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
THE DRAMA.
CHARLES GAYLER's BENEFIT.

CHARLES GAYLER's BENEFIT
n. Crborles Gayler the dramatist, is to receive
= .o,onlimentary benefit to-nlght, az tao . "a
asSo,nv ~ Music Mr.. and Mrs Barney "In"ue
Durnerous other players have Voiuh'ec .ht no has
@ ,o.or ir pay himself in new piece tna' no n"s
eI. oa' ressv for this occasion. Mr. De Wadeh anu
- Tca,5d1e also viii appear In IT. Ihe occaSion =. "
ore than usual interest. Mr. Gayler mas peen M "OiN.
FOR nearly years dramatls ana hv means of it.
the of his industry and their appreea9n OF nS
talents In this exacting ana responsiOie pl""0" "
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tho rau French Opera Troupe sings in the
EnieGi" ETSeSR In0'''r' '''-' :,
"The White Fawn," at NiblO's Garden, Will Wghd
attain 10th representation on Saturday evening" '"0
18th inst. ~, AN,
"A FLASK of (Jersey) Lightning" is the title
of new buresque which Is in preparation al IAe no"
hall Of BTyants Minstrels -
At the hall of the San Francisco Mlnstreis
mo especial change of programme is to be noted Mtn
an great variety, however, rs cOntinuaHy dno'U ~
Messrs Backus, Birch, Bernard, ana MampOiu'
Mr.. w. II. Wallack, tonight, at Irving Han
This performer comes hither from England anu rs and
ported 10 be person OF uncommon cOlo iacui.J, % t
Uncommon culture IN the art ofmono0gue entertainment"
"Humpty Dumpty," at the Olympic, Will De
repewes next Monday evening New dresses, dances,
and comic tricks will then be introduced new drop @
curtain is also TO be shown for the first tme' Oh 1n'
occasion.
The Panorama of the War, to which refer
ence has often made In these columns@and elWas
in terms of eOmmendatiOn for It's seVeral
close at MadisOnsquare Hail. Thursday evening next
The final opportunities Of seeing t SHOULD DC lmPrO'eu
by the admirers of this sort Of exhibition
The cast of Mr. Daly's new play, "a Flash OF
Iightning"-tO be produced Wednesday night, et tne
Broadway-iDcludes among others, MeSsrs D. n; M4.u
1oer Mckee Rankin W. j. Williamson date Of Wallacks
g. f. Browne J. II. Jack, Miss Amelia Harris date OF
Belwyns Theater), Mrs g. H. Gilbert, and Miss Banehe
Grey
The season closed at Wallacks on Saturday
evening when "The Stranger played before large
audience Mr.. J. W Wallack and Miss Rose Eytnge per
sOnated the Stranger and Mrs. HGe, in very earnest
and careful manner 1t requires good acting to MAKE s
pay endurabe The close Of the was duly cele
braed in the green-rOom, by pleasant interchange OF
friendly greetings, over social bowl of punch. q
Ristoris last performances in New Y Ork have
sneeeeded abundanty both In peouniary and an arts
tic sense We believe she will play at the French
Theater once in the of the present month
for the benefit unfortunate lady who is her dear
personal friend The matter, however, is private one
No regular public announcements will be made tAstorl
two Children will act with her on this occasion.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
IAnnouncemenn.l
0VERTOPPING

OvERToPPING KNOX (i)-Thousands have
mseraby sndsAvOr beat KNOX His rivals Ia the hat
trade ike the frog fable tried TO swell out TO the same goody
position before the public and with the result as recorded Of he
frog Aforesaid His building Of Putons and Broadway
which monument ndnsy also token Of the public
favor which enabled erecit His hats cap all
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
MUSIC.

Miss Adelaide Phillips is to sail for Europe
on Saturday She hasust given very successful concert
an Boston, and Friday evening some of her New YORK
friends design Offering her farewell musical entertain
ment at the theater Of the Union League Club IN tins
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Scu,rnAu AROMATIC SCUNAPPs.

The proprietor celebrated article refers 10 the entre medical
faculty the United States for the medicinal qualities of his Gin Per
article will have caution purchasing As tue whole
county flooded with limitations For sale BY Druggists and GroeeTs
uDOLPHo WOLFE,
Importer and PropreoL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
IVES PATENT LAMPS

IVES PATENT LAMPS
i ARB THR BEST AND MOST RBLIABLBl
Chandeliers e. and u hghtsl Brackets u, 2 and hghti
Hall Table and Reflector Lamp, be lighted t qaeJ as gls
filed trimmed without globe shade chimney
IreWpg the burner Our catalogue just out With many me-"
Illustrations and a list Of
REDUCED PRICES II
discount made 10 Churches and Clerymen.
Lamps and OIL cheaper than eVerl - -.
Since reduction Of Government Tar oil sell the article
RONEXPLOSIYR 20 less than month. before
JuL6s IVES Co, No 20 Maden'ans, N l.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

FURNITURE COVERINGS, all new styles and
eolos At KELrYs CuRrAIS STORE, No. H7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

round Protection Al rate OF It's editors has ordered
proioctod with the BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH not
strange that takes long to convince sensible people o the import
Of this kind OF protection HoLhE No. EOl BToad"ay'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

TURKISH BATHs-No. 13 Laight-st., New
Gents to and to p Sundays from
10 A Ladies. 10 % " a
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

A., v..u H.. TA.x n, W,aA Honr Thst Wfnd.
Janss-T $50 50i2 s. K Junss-S GO SCsE SsE EK
no SGS7 RSR II SO 3oOeE w
sMone0veast to H. very cloudy and overcast 70 ~;
kS impedpe the foggy commenced 20 ram
and ceased at o heavy thunder shower from s5s 70 s'
seen al heavens very at 9 heaviest rain Al s1O oep
Overcast rain overcast and cloudy from m 70 ~ s @
insbs Brilliant rainbow visible at s45 in the x also IN ,ee
20 degrees Of second rainbow" ne s 80 e
altitude Of the inner bow ~ degtts HUN Wv " ''
cloudy Evening-eloudyi little cloudy
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
A NEW TABLE-KNlFE.
PATENTED NOVEMBER, 1867.

Something that will not breat
A handle that will crack
Ia not offensive 10 the smell, Ike Rubber.
Il beautiful In design aud finish.
the beat possible Families Hotels Restaurants and
Steamboats,
This Khife forged from bar Of steel handle and bade s
heavily with silver and the cheapest sVrfAted knie offered
for sale
Made by RUSSELL Co.. Green River Works Gresnte d. Mass
Omee No 60 Beekmanst, Of Gold, NeS-iOrk city,
For sale hy the trade generally. -,
j. RUSSELL & also manufacture Table and Pocket Gut
e great variety equal American aud Superior to any i'm
ported J. hUnnhLL 70
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

MUsKETo NETS and PATENT PORTABLE CAN
oPlEs KKLrYs CURTAIN sToRE, No AT Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

ARRIVED.
si.aHshp San Salvador Eksrsob sa,.nnah mdse and pass
sisamshp Ssrsas, Bsirse Boston mpse. and pas,
Shs Tsaao' S.1': G..s = s ''sS 4 ID iron
IS % . . sI s si%: 'SSS ss sh S 3 SIoSS I'd
about 1909 strokes hour could not ascertain the name Of the
bah Ae Ogden s.uA u e. sggsr Sailed CO. with bark
Sea Rsss 1s4 Shs o. b Tor m assSo 90 . coffee Sailed in
.h brig wm Ca9del Br o BaltPos The bark Sacramento
ureoue q, ash oH Rio JaHeO which lost sails and sprung
b5s sifout sioai Cape Haen II day, lorrood and
port Kildare for Falmouth b. loading brig Jane Allen for
qs:: Rs:; 1ss S.s &. s.g. 'ss ;ss., and nuts
sehE suasy.ds En', TanpieO % day, fa'iie
ses r J1@,,So Jameson % RaIasoa Y days fruit &
srh Mar Ellen Hubbard EeuiherA days fruit Len ehr
sohE AdelBe Townsend, Townsend, Richmond days mdse
,cHOosERs-EVEH lsD coAsrwIsL
Sa. Ann 1S't5 " cSnS.' Richmond c s' s seuIl Virginia
sR I1s YTH. ya. c'g %IsI. Esn. S'119Gsa Golsaioru
B. s Dysr Eii.beihport Telegraph, Georges Backs.
Mary Potter, Georges BahLG Oliver Spelmun, NeShASen-
SssS: S5:s 5::s ::.SI s:;.ii:a s:';E; S:.n.y,p
St tc,. si's a Loaioa Iaas asI ha.RS RarA
q B.bois wGrsn R l. VIM 7. Smith, Portland. CT
Wm Gray Portland. O. NJ NJ Neruman Portland. c.
ocean Wave, Eew-Ha'su. Comrde Bridgeport
fnn, Sops,sh Mary Romain Providence.
Pstlre ProTi,uee r. Lewis, Georges BankG
Anna Turner Providence. Lens Hsw.Haven.
s'I gIS.n $ $s'BB B s!iysHfs ssss1,
Roth iia,sy Eiia5etSport Dorstta Kahn Elabs,hport
sarah Eissbsth EBIsbethport Hnetta ElIabethpot
hn-s,d Eu,ahlthpod Baxter RlIabethporL
d. +. WiIes, Eilshehport Josephine, khahethport.
L. Lewis. RnIabetbp0rL MerNn bhIabethpoH
fmms R.labethpoH Comelia BlIabethport
psi,Iyoye EeN.iIayen MARY Hamilton, New. Haven.
hso,gs PAgvr HermopL Native, NewbuTgh.
X PIower Portland X I. Graham, South Awboy.
Horizon Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Tsutor for Hamburg Henry Chaaneey for APnva
Niagara for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHAREsToS C.. June 2Arhved steamship Manhattan RON
Eew-IoTk
SAVANNAH Ca June 9-Anysd steamship North Point from Bal
umOre. A.
Phad.lbhAi Laee from Baltimore Cleared steamship Rebeees
Clyde, for ew.iork -,
foRTsEss MONROE June 0-Pasd up brp Conquer AL from
Areesbo r. Caroline from Arroyo r. r. Tor BAmoei sehr X
H. James Richmond Passed cut bark New Light for o JE
n
q. Curtis, from Bermuda
FOREIGN PORTS.
UItuI. jane steamship City of NewYork fon Liverpool
arrived at ocloeh NJ and will sail for NeWiork On The sh
SPOKEN.
May a. lat a Ion 20 IS, ship BOOeh Nichols from - f0r
Quebec.
June lat 90 & lon 90 ls bark ATgo (of Yarmouth 81 bound
Yort
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ABSOLUTE

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the by the ougDaOrs OF rs anslLsn USE
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION No ls COOPER NSTIIuIh
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EUSSELL's q
Ice CIR u A NJ .

r- ICE CREAM.
Excursions Sunday scboo PIC Mics Church Fairs strawberry Fs
,als &c Supplied With SUPERIOR ICE CREAM at low price,
FROM she Wholesale Depot -, ,oo on fusshLL,
90 TO MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE.
" corner and Broadway and get boz Of bsAuu
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER ...
rl,. quirs. for sI stamped
A A. V. v. b. B-.YANlLLA, Vanilla, Va
"A. mia Vanilla Vanilla yssil v.ni. Vanilla Vanilla vanla
quality PoJ sale b. TAFT TYLER Drug nperis M " osSrbb
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EhN eat TUKPlN, wHoLEsALE nANUFAC-
Il Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujube Paste. Gun
Drops and syr1ps ?, ssesm Importer Of French on--
ghins Dseorssd TOYS ccs.saae Fancy Papers for Cake
and Eew Year PrsseDes Coruueopias, ETC.,
Old Leves street, between b. Lors and oenr ssets New
Orleans, La
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.
GRAND r. A. CHAPTER.

Samuel N. Todd, NJ E. Grand High Priest, New orIsan
8. G. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
R. @. Stirling Grand King, Bayou Sara
II. Breen Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Oresna
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary New OrleapA
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrob
Joseph p HOrnor, Grand Capt Of the Host New orean.
T. Tisdsle, Grand P. g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A. Captain, New orIeans
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil Bayou Sara
NJ. K. Grard, Grand Master Second Veil, OpelousaA
W. F. Hsiheigh Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
4. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
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The name and title Of said Corporation shall be TIE
UNITED STATES NAVIGATION IMPROVE aESf CON.
PANY and the domc he shall be tho city Of New Or.
leans, State of Louisiana