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the coming aeason. s5.ts
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visiting cards.
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and q Hon. osstio seymour had an interview
at the Astor q ouse. n s
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:HlHlEO1,zDN rNflTaGE.

4 iIHl'NIHIy1AspJf kfSVTHCESSf ias.7gta - "a 9
e Notice is horoby given that nm ELECTION will;
bo h hold for ant dNTENDANT and four WARDHNs
OF Orangeburg according TO law, at tho New En-.
.gino House, on Court House Senaro, QraIiacbure
3. q on Monday Tho fourtcenal day of September
a. y 1855 By order of Town Council OF ORANGE.
burg. GEO. III. CoRNELSON s. e Z
! ,sss,iS G, ftsts!S tdtt 1e lntendant.3
JOHN A. HAlILroH, Clerk Of, Council. slS--fs 8
y 0rangobhfg, g. o. Sspts I'd, 1863. tasl ,a.i,,,
s., a Y Yl',,, ss ef,e.H
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Tho Gr0pa.f

Eslrs Crops d III
understand that she oaterpil produ9
oing ravaE5tc in some parts Of tho Dis
sttiet; Some Of the finest Cotton. crops have
been reduced 70 one-half Cannot eonos plan
stas Inform aof helbest means Of destroying
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7 IA ~ NJ a ,the aFs Bs,e of
New OSttons Its classification was psBi;d-
ding and il was bough BY fessrss Cornell,
N ysinsr }or 2ss cents |. .s3,s a &
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
OBITUARY.

Andre Sheviticr, managing editor Of The
Courier d,s Ehrs Unis died yesterday morning after
a long and painf, maady. He born in Paris on the
18th OF March. Is4O and consequently Itte more
2s years of age time of his death After com
pleng his education at the Lee BohdPoIe nc eprsGeu @
the profession OF Journalism and soon n
self correct and elegant writer IN lo2o ne went 70
Central America In the capacity OF ~ ~
Belly Company and the failure Of the enteipIS@ @ ioI
the accomplishment Of which that company nau d ueen
organized he came 10 NewYOrk aad resumed III eoee
ton with the Courier, his former business vi di, ~
four years of his life NJ Sheyer was nianagDg euao t
that paper and as such displayed in eOmDnatlO' tS
eruditOn and taste of the iuerdteur the ludghe an"
tact of the controversial and the lndependence anu ~
tegrty that mark the Of worth In politics i he ~
ardent LIBERAL but his master passion was NV Va
France promote whose welfare he would nave sacl
feed arguments. theories Humanitarian utopias' anu
whatever else he held most sacred aud dear.
On Monday morning the funeral OF the WIG Wiie
of the Rev. VIM. Bacon stephens, Bishop Ot t,e u Is
delpma Diocese, took place from 81 stephens T. r.
Church. The Rev. DR.. Rudder read the opening esh ~
vices, and the Rev. DR. Newton the lessons Inc Izotn
Ty was sung, and DR.. Morton made the closing prayer
The Rev. NJ. A. DE Wolfe Howe, ID d.; the Rev T. u idI
nall the Rev. John A. Clds. the Rev. Benz. watson, ~
D.; the Rev. +. W. Beasley, the Rev r. Atklns, tne
Rev j. j. good, and the Rev. Elphaet n fo'teI
were the pall-Dearers.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
DIED


CASE-A Newburgh 26h Elizabeth daughter Of the ats
enamn Case and sister Of Robert and Commodore LuioT
The friends Of b. family are respectfully invited attend the funeral
from her late residence BEoAd Friday l9h nst at ii OscA
CONDT-Tn Brooklyn Monday the 2sth inst Sophia W. wife
VIM Cond and daughter Of the late Robins Backbae IN tbs
26th Of her
The relatives and friends and those Of her mother Mrs
Ltteohn respectfully ad attend tie funeral from
residence No l58 Jsyst Thursday the 18th ns
O'Clock m.
FITZGERALDIn city TUESDAY evening MAY 25 e scarlet
Sidney s. eldest child Of James H. and Carrie Fszser
aged years, months and % days
The relatives and friends family invited to attend his gnera
residence Of bis grandmother No - Emst Newark n J.
the residence Of bis parents No m West Thteeahst
al 3. o'clock this morning
OLCOTT-On "Wednesday evening MAY 2 o. ropneumon Dr.
Edgar Oleott Of jersey City in the 62i Of bis
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
sMITHOn Wednesday morning NAV d. Mary Jane wife Francis =.
Smith eldest daughter Of Capt g. and Jane Russell Of Gea
Cove l.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited the funeral from
residence No 30 West Forty nntht THURSDAY Afternoon
Her remains will be taken to Glen Cove Friday
ing.
TAYLOR-At Bergen j. on Tuesday MAY 2 Anna ROmeyB wife Of
Benjamin c. Taylor d. D. aged 6a years and IS days
The relatives friends aud Clergy requested attend the une On
Friday % at O'Clock from her late residence aDd Al q O'Clock
Reformed Dutch Church. without further invitation
wOoDGATR-OD Wednesday May o. John H. Woodgae Of this city
u the 68th Of bis age
will take place Saturday May 80 al u CLOCK N om
his late residence No 20 East Thirty hrst-sf
YOUYGn Brooklyn Tuesday 2h inst. Iaae Young aged
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited a,ai
the funeral from his late residence Aanncst corner oroNe
Friday 2Sth inst, at O'clock p m
ZABRISKIR-On Sunday MAY Ronyp, widow Of the
late George Zabrskie. 10 the 18th year Of her age
residence her soninaw Charles Hunter, No s Wen
Thursday 18th inst s II o'clock without further
invitation The remains will be taken to Hackensae n j. for inter-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN (N. S. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
HAERIsBURG, May 27.-ln the Presbyterian
General Assembly school to-day, the Moderator an
nounced as the COMMITTEE 10 memorabilia congress 10
aytend 10 tho Indian tribes the criminal laws Ol the
United states: The Rev Dr. John e. slnlth OF "asmhg
TON the Rev. John Rankin oi Chchhatl the nov ~
Nnhle of Pittsburgh H. Knox Taylor Of St Paul, MINI,
and Edward Mullen OF Philadelphia. The Rev Dr.
7 Romeyn Berry delegate from the Reformed ffOtestahJ
Church was introduced bearing the sautauons Oh lhe
Calyustc body and lts desire for reunion Inc qea
~ of reunion occupied the close OF tfe morning SESSION.
The Rev John Rankin Of Cincinnati, Elder L. hetchaI
m Indianapolis and the Rev Dr. SKINNER Ol New 10Th
Snoe eooently reunion the basis proposed Inc
~ I Ambrose Wright OF Michigan spoke against
the tenth article which recognizes the Hsht
~ presbyeres examine ministers transferred on Ger
1acates The Rev H. A. Nelson Of ST. Louis gave notice
that ne should offer the following -, ,.., Lii,
Ir,d That report Of The Select Committee be adopted VIZ
l, 10 tbs Presberss Assembly for the sake Of rn
ire upspfy action abstain iron expressing Az ol1
~ etb article while unanimously approving All the o' h"'' %
hs Bs4 pov DR. skinner opposed the resolution To Kill
the tenth article was 70 Ril tht Wnoe pss , NJ b hn
vote for the whole basis. Elder Ellsha layloi p Ol
Deto, moved that separate vote DE taken on the entn
article He opposed 70 Iha' auVie pus ~ - ~ H.
msiori,, voted for 10 he would acqulesee Ihe non
WiiI,any L Dodee OF New-IOrk supported the arucie
Dr m y smith OF New-lOrk suggested an alhchduoht
10 the Recommendation of the Comnttee ,hat le .1."
uuon tbe tenfh article be taken hrst ana separately
Afer Srth debate the report referred Dack 10 the
Special Committee temporary ,,n,, s,,.rt,
PnFspyTFRI\N GENERAL AsSEMBLf-SOIIlI.
BAITmonT. Nav 27.-This was the sixth day
OF the Presbyteran denera Ne, ~ he nspal honr
The Committee on Bills and OVertufes maue Ihat
the management OF temporal qnalrs ~ aons
committed to deacODs When :. td S debate aud n was
finally referred 10 special Committee 10 report ~ hs
next meeting OF the Assembly VI. % na,,irg a.
cussion OF which the Assembly adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
JAPAN
F coSyocArroN or A JAPANESE PARLIAMENT.

TIE CONyOCATION OF A JAPANESE PARLIAMENT
i'0~ O4' 0"' YOKOHAMA, April %, 1868
The Mikado has issued decree, that in consequence
of the confusion into which public affairs have come
and that the Of the people may be obtained the
Princes shall meet with him at Mako as soon as II
NAV be convenient They shall bring with them
such counselors as may be best qualified to propose
improvements in the Government. The Dalnios are
enioned 10 obtain the will of the people rs to who
these counselors shall be, and the cOunseors shall
he selected without regard To rank But this selec-
tion in order to secure the greatest possible I'M
partaity shall be conducted or superintended, not
by the Prince OF given province, but by the frihce
of the adjoining province The counselors thus
chosen and all the DaimiOs of the Empire, snail meet
AT Mako and deliberate upon the affairs oil the ma
tion. L..
Beside, the Mikado DEGREES that every man who has
valuable suggestions to make IN regard 10 pOltcal
matters shall have liberty TO av0w Iheml openly,
shall send them TO the Congress or Farllameht at
Mako where they will be considered lhai thls
movement may be still better undeTstoOu, III sOulu
be known that each Damio has small D3dy oil
Councillors chosen by himself from the Ohlclal class,
who compose neither Cabinet nor Senate, Dut are
2 combination of the two. The men 10 go 10 the
Grand Council at Mako are to be chosen nom These
Senators As they differ III policy, the frlnces are 70
ascertain which uf them represent the mlnd OF the
peope-the whole people of every grade-and these
are to meet at Mako. ,,.n,
pretty large one. Such prince as Satsuma VIII
nrobably take with him from ten 10 twelve OF theSe
wise men, and their election has been cohuucleu
by neighb0ring prince they VIII DO somewhat lhuo
nsndent of Satsuma No particulars have been re-
ceiyed as TO how the VIII OF the people s 10 D1 mani
tested only that the Emperor has directed mat te
Princes ascertain what that VIII Is. n.
This assembly results from the effect prOdnceu III
the minds of intelligent japanese during the last io
or five years by knowledge OF the proceeding oi
the American Congress and the British Parliament
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

An interesting entertainment was given last
vaning t steinwgy Hall for the benefit 0f the fund Of
The Ladies Union Relief Association Mr. Greeley who
was IN have addressed the audience being detained at
the Inon Republican Ratification meeting the exercises
,Ycr, eonuncrced ny 20. X. Philander Doescks MIR.
Mormer Thomson) who read selections from his cele
brated poem on Pluck" lie was received with ire
ouent ronnds OF applause. Mr. ID. orc. TOwnoy ap-
neared as "A substitute for Alderman Rooney, giving
humorous account Of that gentemans career as one Of
the city fathers Miss Minnie A. Hauck and SignOr
E,rani sang from several operas for which they
rereved hearty applause. The Messrs Lseman Of the
NewYork Conservatory OF Music performed solos ON the
violin and piano. During the intermssiOn Horace
Greeley arrived and ascending 20 the stage. addressed
the audience, lie explained the object OF the Association
aud commended n TO their generous patronage. Many
luaye soldiers had died while defending their country
aud had left delicate wives and helpless children aud IN
no way could the people dearly honor tue uein0
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
nnMFsrfc M,pEPrs

MESPHs May zI-Cottoa dull ueminaly poe for Mdus.
quiet Mess no 80 Bacon shoulders Clear
l8c Lard lgdzic Corn. 97c 81 Oats 85d9Oc
LOrIsvIILY 2TOhaCcOsaeso Of 240 hds
~ lOd ds7 ST. Flour-Superfne So 75d Wheat
Corn 94d9c Oats sJd85e Lard lgc Mess Pork 90 Bacoa
-Shouiers l4 Clear Sides l6ie Cotton dull and nominal
MOBILE MAY GCottouMsrk closed quieti sales k bales Md
ding at Z7e receipts. Al bsles exports ~ bales
EEw May 2-Cotton doll Mddhngs 29e sales Do
baes receipts I79 bales Sterling Exchange. 3at
NewYork Sight cent premium Gold 4i Sugar .nd
trade Flour dull supertue 80 20 - ti Chose
sl2 250s2 So Corn 81 GA 81 TO- Oats brmer a. BE
av sl8as2l dull and nominal At go 2S1 1SZs 90 Baeoa
dull: Shoulders l4c SIDES l8e Lard quiet At I d2otc
WILMINGTON n c. May 27-spnts Tnpenuue %tl48e ls''ias
good demand slight decline Strained ~ ~ hHtrs no g.
80 Is; No 80; Pale Window Glass, % Tar nTin al %
AUGUSTA Ca May 2CottOn aat aud nominsly 9G|c ior Nh
ding ,. -,
SAVANNAH Ga MAY 27-Coon nomins sales hdfngs bed
at 29d.gc receipts l13 bales. exports NewlOrk sS9 bales
CHAKLEsros = May 2COon nominal sales receipts ~
bales; exports. 10 bales
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
TTRKEY.

CONYOCATION OF PARLIAMENT IN CRETE
ANOTHER VICTORY BY THE INSURGENTS.
WAsHINGToN, May 27-The State Depart
ment has learned that the Provisional Gov
ernment of Crete has decided 20 conyoke
a Parliament Elections taking place in all parts
Of the island The members elect will hold their
first session at Canea the capital Of Crete. Another
battle took place on the Sd inst near Sphakia, dur
ing which the Cretans drove the Turks from two
block houses which they had only recently built for
their intrenchment.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE JEWISH FESTIVAL OF sHERoUTCH.-THE
FEAsT.OF WEEKS

The abOve-named festival commenced on
Tuesday evening and continued during yesterday THIS
festival is in accordance with the Divine mandate found
IN Numbers xvii 26"On the day Of the first fruits,
when YOU bring meatofering unto the Lord after
vour weeks are out shall ye have holy eonyocauon no
seryie work shall ye do" Our Jewish population geier
aly observed the day and ceased from labor The day
has passed when within the walls OF Jerusalem mighty
nation gathered The city with its beautiful temples ana
Its abroad avenues echoed 10 the tread OF mnlohss
Tribe after tribe pouring into the city WIN oacrs
and spears and the festival celebrated Win the
grandeur wont 10 characterize Palestine when II was
sraes chief glory To-day the brothers n the fath re-
pared TO the synagogues Children Of both sexes were
confirmed The services IN the NOriolkst uIeehe-sl"
and Avenue G SynagOgues especially Mteiesllns.
The Rev Dr. Isaacs preached an eloquent sermon
in the Thirtyfourth-st. Synagogue. All places
M worship were well filed. Every sermon
haterng alnslOnH 20 the land OF the S9eus
adoption The Jetcish Messenger thus closes an ae al
% M regard 10 the duties of the hour: The Festival
has every claim upon us Ii calls upon US by the voice OF
revelation by the pages OF history, ~ remember he
law of Moses To cherish the lessons teaches ana 10
bod fast % It's principles And where on Coz earh we
s can we he better Israetes than on these shores
Here there il no one TO fctter our souls 10 prevent Us
fou serving our Creator according 10 the dictates oi our
own consclenCeS."
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
I'm tho Window If Wheeler 4. Wilson

In the window Of Nheeier "a huSOD' No w DF'''-
way their Paris Gold Medal illustration Of their BfPo
and No 800 O Sewing Machine he tormt
having been in 6een yea their new Bu'onhoe Az
families and manufacturers making thousand bustoa
holes day; their hne aud miniature working
model fac-simile Wheeler Wilson Maehine complete in every paT
with case Of aboratey shell which Of ths
mechanical gems st Paris Exposition
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
POLAND

HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS BY BANDS OF EXILEs.
LONDON, May 27-Dispatches from Warsaw report
that bands of Polish exiles, said to have been re-
cruited in France have appeared the frontier Of
Galicia and are making notous demonstrations. 1t
is believed that Langiewioz the leader Of the last
Polish nsurrection is at the head of these bands.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

4 fire occurred yesterday in the hay-loidt d0n OF
Mr. l. NJ Fullers stable In Tentlrave between ,s Uns
hundred and tfty-fourth and Onehundred and nfV h %
ST. caused by his children playing with matches ama.
and the adjoining buildings were seriously ualns ~,
in"s on stable $4,000 loss feed $1,000; Insured l9I
sI 600 by the Williansburgh City Company A. - nI hy
stnre was damaged TO the amount OF E5OOi lhsui eu
The Hope Company. II. q. Martins drug store ana sI '
was damaged 10 the extent of $1,000 insurer -; ~ M
M .bington and Exchange Companies lht hoI' "
Er enc COM pauY No. ~ was also somewhat dainasou
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
M4RRIEU.

BlLLARD-MERRTMAE-I Mehdeu Ct Tuesday May d At ts
residence mother bY the Rev w. e. Hayden MI joan
L. Billiard " Miss Hattie Y. Merman, all Of Meridsn.
Sing Sing. Wednesday MV n At hs
residence the brde parents By the Rev Wilson Phfan Cis
C. Of NewlorI CahsIne A. daughter Of '" Less
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
THE STATE or TRdDE.
TuE wgST JyDA MARKETS

THE WEST INDIA MARkkin .,... -.
Havana May 21The Sugar market continues dn and ~
prices nomnal No. p Dutch SAadad quoted AZ g Iets ~.
aohe Flour ~ bb Exchange L0dOn lllnl4 pet e1'
premium; on United states, gold. pef rent discount
The dgices from Turks Island the salt market j. dr
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

riea Of our dead heroes than by laying money on thr
tables Of widow aud fathorless to help them aong 4"
the hard battle of life.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
ALRANY CArTLL. MARKET- -

The demand for Beees has to-day atphee sc hges
than the ruling rates OF last Thursi. Receipts 1900 heads sales k
bead a, 9Gee for gh Inferior Gse Tor 10 ordinary y
o TAR u good and OdOc r Sheep lave dropped 4 ~
sud the market closes dull receipts SEQ head % head -
&C. for sheare and 8d9c for woo HogsNonha 9. .d9i re-
GENTS head
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

The body of an unknown man was tOuid
floating in the North River. yesterday. of Pier No D.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
-SneteenIh Assembly District Grant and Colfax Club
no Enrmer. and Cardeners.

DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTB. made from nightsol, bocd
bones and oaa ofNevYok City fertilizer Of extraordinary power
and one needed crops maturity this late CHEAPER
than any other fertilizer viii mature crop TWO WEEKS EARLIER
and increase the Weld from oned 70 onehaf Price $25 tus
Apply to tue LODI NAN1rA'lO"Nu' w.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

The 1st Regiment, National Guard, paradedt
last evening Their fine marching anu ho PIvCI'iVH VI
their eyoIutlous attracted much attention
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

The Magic Ash Sifter.-ESeu family In the word
which burns coal should Magic Ash sher Is lust
ighi durable, economical.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
Notlce 20 tIeNican Credilors.

All persons having claims against Mexico who desire to cooperate
the nauguraied the 9Th inst looking early settle
nsnt their that Government requested sesd thee
address to P o. l7OI NewHork City order that the Com
,ee may able furnish them information W desre the OBJ
i.ct and purpose Of THAR association FUNKE,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

Knox's Celebrated Jucundn, 20 StraSesrg I'm ~
Grape. Raspberry Blackberry and Crrsnt Plants deo
Nurseries Pittsburgh ard warranted o.
bou aud sale ALI NURSERIES IL ONE no tS -.
oud hoor Nv representative Mr. = y BARIHObVNn'''"
at No q PARK place corner Of Church
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
Sp,rial aOtit,s.


The Magic Ash sifter.-gyery hnily Ii. word
which burns coal should use Magic sheL is dust
ugli durable economical
Once No. 2Sa Broadway. New YOrt
The Great ID. y. >.
By rKSNT's
You'll wonder a, the success
It's merits yoa will quicklytry.
When explain the reason Why.
DPS shhthe best
THfspsr DP S. Il too siiI iPaS no, II nafs t1S ''''
skia clothes OF dnes, texture.
D. p S is not desclen.
In good materials; it has sufficient
But much. OF soda roug.
The free use Of which Is very wrong
Aud DO not buy vour soap Of those
Who your labor andTOt your clothes
Wsd; T7;;s few .s,;. :sa,s1: sT; ar; s@ s?GSss Sss
so D. P s. good housewives. buy
You'll surely ike IT, III you try.
or Davds Prize Soap sold By good everywhere
TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE IT
American Instiiute.-The Polytechnic will THIS
After the Exhibition Of Inventions and the reading Of Notes
Science the deSs9% on gndssT01nd cry ssa' n' az an W" sy,S
0i' H'ii"'! ins puo'' ''' s D. TILLMAS Chairman.
University Law school Commencement on THURSDAY
EvENiSG MAY O'Clock the large Chapel University Build
's' ISAAC FBRRIS Chancellor
Grant.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
p, l8b1
VIII meet THIS Thursday EVENING MAY 80 AZ No as Pears
All persons the election Of Grant and Coiar are invited
attend peNls ohbA' i''''Ie'-
NKw.YoRK Nav 70 1908.
A Meeting of the First Assembly District hAnn
lMPAIGN CLUB will the Republican eAd4uarers 20
IIon THURSDAY EVENING May % At oeoeA 70 rauV voc
Of The National Convention a. Chicago o May 20 By order
THOMAS McCABE. Secreisry ohAs. ,, I-snls, r.ss. -
Ncyy-York Central Grant Club.-Tbe Clah VII hold
.rs METING Hall No 45 F0uFthaVe on FhlpAi hfhN
ISG Ma Do 1853 The delegates 10 Chesgo Convention
IN ressu report proceedings and important business Will DO
considered A full attendance Is requested - . .,,,,.
49, HIIaS 4 sW,W secreAHeS President.
Nineteenth Assembly District Grant and Coax Cinb.
meeting Republican Electors Of the AlAh Assembly M
,r held EshthaVs and Eighty yiouht Monday evening o.
n resolved % GRANT AND CoLfAA
CAMPAIGN CLUB. On motion. LUi THEIR HORTON was called 10
The chair aud HENRY GfLBERTSON appointed seca amer
SOM the Chairman on notion resolved "
A then appointed
Chair 10 name officers The committee reported and on meo s
eeing officers we're elected Prssden-LUTHER HOklON Vice
prtenS-Iohn C. Graf Henry VI. Williams. David taIke John
Rack Henry Gertsou Linden Recording SecreLry-James
b Pett Corresponding S,etaJWam Van touien lrvaurei
Joshua D. Miner
rde
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
Hiram Young q Heed. -
MANUFACTURERS or FSlLVERPLArbD WAKE

Iflaice Notice.-rhs Mails Enrope VII BE- di:easessa
49,. oebce TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and sAIJkDAi ees
no a. S clock and at stations and b. IlSi e. aaaD '
Esnd lIl0 aud q al II oclock a .,-.4 -, -.ith.
Is, on WEDNESDAY o'ce Of the hour oI e,es,as
p'''eu ~ Wv '' JANIS kkLLr, z. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28
Diamond Finger Rings

Twenty Thirty Fory and Fny to Five hH0a'eu pOu-' ~ 80, ~
sale Nv GEO C. AIBN No as Breadsay one door below
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

m n,,pup ,c,, rrr IER manufactured BY ALBAANDbR Nc.
Wi q ~ a. kind o. porous alter % Which alluded
~. a. a. Coon Board CONSIDER the ARTIFICIAL sant
y % tbe tltsring medium 70 Be an excelent Are
for IN. nuraosr The strBrat s lui uu'"o' ANU ''t"'
reversed Oce@cnsly 20 JAMES b Chiffon D., Chemist.
-. eoautrr and workuen who apply
amv Particular attention pad 70 The repairs o p9.ss'
sY, the absence Of faes 10 me eoSut py N S
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

special MBETNG af zoe Han No % f01Il'. 0I
ressp report Of proceedings and important business vii
cor .dered A ful attendance Is requested - . ,.,,,,,,
Hho qo, Il sw,W Secretaries President.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COLFAX CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
Organized oct. 28 1851
VIII meet THIS Thursda EVENING MAY 80 AZ No as Pear
,,isrt DENIS SHEA, President
A ! AAROy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

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