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Grnnd MnSnnic CeIehration.

ERIE, Pa, June Sat an early
hour to-day the evidence OF prepara-
ton for a gala week were apparent,
and little after 9 A. NJ. an escort
body of the Sir knights of Mount
Oiivet Cammahdery, commanded by
Sir Knight q. p Rogers, aud preceded
by Sherry's Brass Band, marched to
the depot where the reception com
mittee was In waiting, to receive and
act as an escort TO their Masonic
Brethren.
About seventy members of the
order, many of them accompanied by
their families, arrived on the 2. and
E. train. Among them were the fol-
lowing officers Of the Grand Lodge:
Sir Knight John Vail Echamp,
Grand Commander; Sir Knight j II.
Haskin, Deputy Grand Commander;
Sir Knight III. B. McKeon, Grand
Generalissimo; Sir Knight Charles
Nj. Howell, Grand Captain General !;
Sir Knight A Miller, Grand Senior
Warden; Sir Knight L. Jones. Grand
Junior Warden; Sir Knight j. ii.
Dusenbury, Grand Bearer; Sir
Knight K. B. Young, Grand Stand
ard Bearer; Sir Knight Charles K.
Meyer, Grand Warden; Sir Knight S.
S. Smith, Grand Sentinel.
The chief functionaries were escort
ed in carriae es to the Reeds
House, Mount Ohvet Commandary in
full regalia, acting as guard of honor
and others marching in procession
Lodges represented were those of
Harrisburg, Lancaster, Reading. Col
umbia, and New York. These dele
gates were fortunate IN finding plenty
of rooms at the Reeds House. 10
the afternoon larger body of Mount
Olivet Commandery, under command
OF Sir knight. John Il. Payne, pro-
ceeded to the depot to meet the visit
ing Sir Knights from Pittsboro. Mead
vile, Washington, Greensburg and
other places.
The Masonic visitors alone num-
bered upwards of one hundred and
twenty. After forming In line they
marched to the Reed House. The
visiting Sir Knit hts, with the ex-
ception of fatigue caps, were in full
uniform. and made fine appearance.
What our hotel keepers will do for
room, should large delegation arrive
to attend the State Medical Conven
ton, also to be held here tomorrow,
we are at a loss to imagine.
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.arriage of Edwin Booth.
Times in England
Grand Masonic Celebration
washington Items.


WASHINGTON, June THE Re-
publicans elect the entire city ticket,
including Collector, Register, and
Surveyor, by large majority, prob
ably over 5000. Nine colored men
were elected, namely: The Register,
one Alderman. and seven members OF
the Common Council.
WASHINGTON. June 8.-The Sub
Census Committee is still in session,
aud may remain some wee ks. Thus
far they have come to no dstermina
ton as to forms and character of
schedules for taking census.
The President appointed j. ".
Sehemer Assistant Assayer, Branch
Mint, Denver, Col.
Gen. Spinner received another dis
patch to day from Santa Fe, annOun-
cling Gen. Getty, commanding
District, Col. Rochester, chief dis
bursting officer, a nd Mr. Little, receiver
of public monies, have made an ex-
animation of the robbery of the
United States Depository. aud the
loss will amount to about 100000.
The Commissioner of Indian Af-
fairs day received the following
telegram from Enoch Hogue, Quaker
Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
dated June 9Th:
The reports of hostilities In North
west Kansas are exaggerated ana con
flIcting. Eight or ten remote settlers
are said to have been killed. The ex
posed settlements are preparing for
defense. The Indians are supposed
to be Northern Cheyennes and Sioux.
The President leaves Washington
to morrow evening for New York.
He will attend the Boston Peace Ju-
bilee.
General Spinner says that the
money recently stolen in Santa Fee,
from the Government Depository, was
in notes of large denominations. of
which the Treasury Department has a
complete record.
Secretary Boutwell, has reduced
the clerical force in the Treasury De-
partment and the varions Bureaus
thereof to the exact number required
by law.
Eight clerks and a messenger were
removed from the First Auditor 5
office to day. On the first of July a
number of temporary clerks will be
dismissed.
The contest over the Mobile post
office closed to-day by the appoint
ment of f. g. Bromburg.
The Secretary of the Treasury sold
g, 008. 600 in gold, receiving therefor
S2,778,77l in currency. The amount
of gold in the Treasury is So, 100000
and $25, ,000,0 900 ia coin certificates.
A. Il. Stewart has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Fourth District of Missouri.
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By the Atlantic telegraph.

VI
LONDON, June THE announced
predetermjnation of a majority of the
House of Lords to reject the Irish
Church Bill, creates intense excite
ment, and threatens to bring about a
conflict between the Lords and Com
mons. 1t is rumored In some quar-
ters, that the announcement is only
made to feel the public pulse, and as
certain how far the Lords dare go.
The general impression Is that the bill
will be thrown out on the second
reading.
The Standard (Tory) admits the
peril of the proposed action is too
obvious to be ignored by thoughtful,
conscientious, hereditary legislators,
but says the Lords resolved, in com
pliance with the urgent demands of
tens and Hundreds of thousands of
people In every part of the country to
risk all in a contest with an imperi-
Gus minister, and with the overbear-
ing majority in the House of Com
mons. If crushed, not only the
Church and the Constitution fall, but
the liberties of England will be sac
rifced to the ascendency of that
democratic principle which is the
most dangerous foe of personal
and political freedom. 1t matters not
whether those who approved regret
the decision to give battle, there is
nothing for them to do but to take
their places in the ranks and fight for
all they hold dearest, in the full GER
tainty that all is at stake. Let the
whole Protestant and Conservative
power of the realm be erected, and
give the Lords such support
of public opinion sas TO re-
strain the struggle within the
limits of the Constitution aud
make a self-willed and overbearing
Minister-always at heart the enemy
OF the Lords and likely to be exas-
perated by his unexpected defeat
feel that there are limits he dare not
pass. Already have his organs
threatened that which, If done, would
call for impeachment. 1t Is necessary
that he be made to feel that he dare
not execute his threat; that be must
not only deal with the Lords, but
with the wealthy, resOlute and lnfu-
entail classes of England and Ireland,
who are the actual N. jority OF the
English nation.
The EOrRing Post shows that a
rejection of the bill will not prevent
its ultimate passage, aud dlscredits
the idea that the Lords will refuse it
a second reading. t---
The Star uses threatening language,
and says the Church of Ireland must
not cumber the ground after Decem-
Der; that the least which will be said
will be proclaimed from the house
tops, viz: That the Hoase of Lords
is not a more logleal, deslra-
rable or excus sable institution than
the Irish Church. In the fever
heat which will follow the rejection
of the bill, heat such as has not
been since Birmingham threat
ned to march on London in the
name OF reform, cries will be heard
for the downfall of an absolute Cham
Der, no longer disguated anehrOism
existing. By the recent defense of
the popular will, which Wellington
once said, ought never again be with
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A WAsHfNGToN dispatch says that
Gen. JEFF. G. DAVIS is to be relieved
of his command In Alaska. One Of
the California papers made the most
serious charges against him, showing
BY specifications, that a good deal of
lawlessness exists among the soldiers
up thers; that outrages of an indecent
character have been perpetrated upon
a number of women; that some Of the
officers are greatly addicted to drunk
enness, and that others are openly
living with abandoned women as mis-
tresses. The official reports show
also that Indians and natives have
been abused and maltreated in many
ways; and, in word, that there is a
deplorable lack of discipline among q
portion Of the troops. The President
has made inquiry into the matter, and
fads that the newspapers have by no
means told the worst of the truth.
An officer, more efficient than Gen.
DAVIS has proved in this field. will
be sent to take his place.
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Tue New York BulIetin publishes
the return Of sales of dry goods made
by the principal houses in that city
for the year ending April 30, 1869.
H. B. Cladiu & Co. head the list !;
their sales were $43. 377 900; A. I.
Stewart Il Co. sold S29, ,799 600; Hoyt,
Sprague & Co., S1O,650, 900; Peake,
NJ. J. & Co, S, ,395 GOO; Garner &
Co, So S37 900; Garner, Brewer & Co.,
S6,461 600; Anthony & Hall, 81, ,108.-
900; Barley. Henry & Co 81, ,373, 900, +,
Chittendcn, S. B. & Co, So .483, 900;
Jafrey, e. S. & Co, $3,714,OOO; Howe,
j. G. & Co. 81 323, 900; Halsted,
Haines & Co, 1898, coo; Gasheire,
Emery & Co. So or, 900.
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BUSINESS IN GEORGIA.-The Ma
con (Ga.) Telegraph says general trade
is duller in that city at this time than
at any other period during the war.
Traffic is confined almost wholly TO
Western corn and provisions, and this
Is unprecedentedly heavy Grain
and provision dealers find it difficult
to meet the demands upon them. As
consequence there has been an ad-
vance in some articles. and corn Is
eight or zen cents higher than it was
a month ago. This demand for pro-
visions is owing to the course Of the
pla lters IN raising cotton instead Of
breadstnfFs.
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HALIFAX. Jane SIN the House
of Assembly last night, DR.. Murray
moved the annexation resolution.
which was seconded by j. l.. McDon-
aid. The Government resolved to
avoid discussion and prevent the vote
from being taken. Several members
opposed to the Government voted to
have the question taken, but the rest
of the members voted against it.
The House will be prorogued
Thursday.
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bill was read for the first time in the
Cortez Yesterday.

bill was read for the first time in the
Cortez yesterday.
MADRID, June Sit is reported
that the Duke of Gena is \ prominent
candidate for the Spanish throne.
MADRID, June 8.-The new Con-
stitution has been promulgated in all
the provinces of Spain. Perfect or
der prevails throughout the country.
A telegraphic dispatch has been
received from Don kspinor, acting
Captain General of Cuba, counter
manding previous acquisitions for re-
Inducements. This is accepted as an
indication of an improved state Of
affairs on the Island, and gives great
satisfaction.
AUSTRIA.
PEsTH, June S.-The opposition
party have come to the determination
move for the withdrawal of the Hun
garian troops from the provinces bOr-
derIDg on the river Lutha, unless the
Government is able to offer satisfae-
tory explanation for their employ
ment there.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 8.-King William
and Count Bismarck go to Bremen
on the 18th inst.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, June 8.-There ave
been serious disturbances at Carolina
recently. No particulars. At last ac-
counts order had been restored.
IRELAND.
LONDONDERRY, June 8. - The
steamer Moravian, from Quebec, has
arrived.
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ElpctIOn or Omcers.

Boston, June 8-The American
Institute of Homeopathy elected the
following officers: Reuben LUDLOW, of
Chicago, President; d. II. Beck
with, of Cleveland, Vice President;
L. Il. Talbot, of Boston, General
Secretary; Timothy F. Allen, of
New York, Provisional Secretary,
aud E. NJ. Kellogg, of New York,
Treasurer. The Institute is reported
clear of debt, and 153 new members
have been admitted.
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On Saturday. tor the first time in the
history of the Washington Navy Yard,
two colored men commenced work as
j0iners upon an equal footing with
the whites. They were formerly
slaves, ahd were employed in the
Union service during the war.
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THE railroads in France run at low
rates, under restricted tariffs, and yet
manage to pay average dividends of
eleven per cent. We presume the
managers of the roads don't succeed
so we'll there as the same class in this
country, and the stock holders much
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Destructive Fire.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. June Sat mid
night Ere broke out in pa per mill
a. Barrytown, aud communicated with
the freight house, in which several
thousand bales of hay were stored,
both building and contents were
destroyed. Loss $40 900. Insured.
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On the second page viii be found
communication on a Railroad into
Southern Illinois, written by resi-
dent Of GRANVILLE It contains sug-
gestions worthy of serious cousidera-
tion by the business men of our city,
who have determined on running a
railroad in that direction. The various
routes and their relative Importance
should be carefully discussed, and a
partial survey Of them made, before
the road is definitely located.
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BosToN, June 8.-The city is fsst
filling up with strangers, in anticipa-
tion of the Peace Jubilee. Upwards
of three thousand rooms in private
residences belonging to our best citi-
zens, have been rendered the execu-
tive committee of the Jubilee.
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Republican Convention.

RICHMOND, June 8.-The Repub-
lican City and County Convention to-
day, nominated for the Legislature
One negro aud two white men for the
Senate, and seven negroes and one
white man for the House.
General Candy has appointed Maj.
A. B. Thompson Sheriff for the city
of Richmond.
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FIE0rIoN NOTICE.

Rooms OF THE Z. L ASSOCIATION,
Evansville, Ind, June 5, 1869. !
WWYE II = isEe.Ass. The last election Of the
w Board OF Directors OF the f.. l.. Assoc
ci ttton, heid on the eveniag of May l7th,
1859, was III, g II. ald flr that reason vO q :.
Therefore, IA accordance with the provis-
ions OF the constitution of said ASSOcis-
tiOu, notice is hereby given that there will
be au eieCtt0n of BOaid OF Directors of
the T. l.. A serfati N held on Tuesday
evening. June - inst, at p. NJ , at the
AteTar- Rooms. at which stock Dlders of
S4id ASS citation are hereby notified and
requested 10 attend for the above specified
purptEe
i5Oue By requeSt of q number OF stock
hOlde,s. +. STlNSON,
les Librarian.
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Press Matters.

NASHVILLE, June 8.-A report is
current to-day that the Press and
Ii1pes (RadIcaD, the Metropolitan
organ OF the Stokes party, is about to
change ownership, and will, in a few
days run up the Senter flag. hag
The Southwestern Press Associa-
TIC ng completed it's business,
ad]5urued this afternoon. This even :
ing they partOOk OF a banquet at the
Merchants Exchange, rendered them
by the Nashville members.
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NgAEN TxEET EXC ANGIE.
Corner OF # IN and sixth ~ t..
.FTGN Or B4tf kEEFLEC TIA q La " I.hRN.
ERAEASA 81. airy rooms, clean, COM
= Portable beds, with excellent board 50
pc eek, or single meals % cents lodgings
% cents. The best the IN erket affords VIII
always b founI here, anu orders for fresh
berries fruit and Cataw ba wine OF the
Kretcumar tsrm s, i'll be thank lully recei
Ell and promptly ATTENDED to.
jeSd6m JDH " q SCH HWIIZEAs-
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The vote on Lay Representation
by Roberts Chapel, Indianapolis, was
very light, being only 81 for to 4
against. Not more than one-eighth
of the membership voted.
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VIENNA, june S.-The Austrian
Government refuses to decide in the
matter of neutrality of the Suez
Canal without the advice aud CO. oper-
alton of France.
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asAEAY 5tSURNAL
wEDNEsD AY...... ..........-..JUNE0 .. 1899

The Vincennes Sun gravely an
nounces that the farmers in that
vicinity only get one dollar per bushel
for their wheat.
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is the great Diuretic, and is n certain cure
for dis eases OF the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Fe-
male Complaints, General De0iltty, aud
al diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Wneth-
er existing in male or female, from what
ever cause originating, aud no matter or
how long standing.
II no treatment is submitted TO, Con-
sumption or Insanity may ensue. our
flesh add blood are supported from these
sources, and The health and happiness, and
that OF posterity. depends upon prom pit
use OF reliable remedy.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June S.-The result of the
elections, where the ballot was nee
essary to decide it, is as follows: off
cial candidates 81; unofficial /; indie
pendent L opposition 10; unknown
II
Paris, June 8.-M Theirs, Ferry,
Jaluse and Garnior have been elected
by ballot. There were tumultuous
scenes at Mont Mora. and arrests
we're made by the police 1t is re
ported that some persons were wound
ed during the disturbance.
PARIS, June S.-Results in fifteen
additional elections by ballot have
been declared. Seven official and
eight opposition candidates were
elected. Among the successful can
didates are NJ. NJ. Picard, Latoir and
DumOnilin.
Last night about twelve o'clock, a
great crowd of people gathered in
MontmOrte Street. The policemen
were obliged TO use force in dispers-
ing them, and some of the citizens
were injured. A number of arrests
were also made. The people finally
retired to their homes, and quiet was
restored.
A scene of disorder also occurred
during the night, in front of the Ho-
tel de Vile. Many persons were in
jdred and large number were arrest
ed. The total number of arrests
made last night, In consequence of
these sturbances, was 10.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 8.-The Regency
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Render Existence Desirable.


IF YOU ARE SUFFERING. or
- nave suffered, from involuntary dis
enarges, what effect does Il produce upon
debilitated, easily tfred7 Does a little ex.
ira exertlon produce palpitatiOa OF the
heart? Does your liver. or urinary organs
or your kidneys, frequently get out OF or
der4 Is your urine sometimes thick.
milky, or hocky. or rs it ropy on settling?
Or does n thick scum rise 10 the top2 or
Is a sediment at the bottom after IL has
stood awhile? DO you nave spells OF short
ea.. oreat lng or or dyspepslsY Ale your bowels
ing, or rushes of blood TO the headi Is
your memory impaired? Is your mind
constantly dwelling upon this subJec ? Do
you feel duli, listleSs, rnoping tired OF COM
pany, of .fe2 DO you wish 10 bs left alone
TO get away from everyb dy? Does any
little thing make you start or jump? Is
your sleep broken or restless Is the lustre
of your eye as brilllantP The bloom 90
your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy your
self In society a. well2 Do you pursue
your business with the same energy2 Do
You feel as much confidence IN yourseif2
are your spirits dull q tagging, gwen TO
hts OF melancholy2 IL so, 40 not lay IL
TO your liver or dyspepsia. Have you rest
less nights? Your back weak, your knees
weak. an have but little appetite. and
complainL7
Now. reader, self abuse. venereaI dis.
eases badly cured, a00 sexual excesses are
al capable OF producing a weak ness OF the
generatfve organs. The organs of genera
ton. when IN perfeeG heath, make the
man. Did you ever think that thOs b Id,
aehant, en- rgellc, perseveriDg. successful
business men are always tn se who G gem
eratiVe organs are n perfect heai tn 2 YOu
never hear such men complain OF being
melancholy, OF nerVOu nes s, OF JalpifatIon
or the heart. fney are never afraid they
cannot succeed In bu inegs; they don't be
come sad aud discOuFa sed; they are
always polite and pleasant in the com
pany Of ladies. and look you and them
right IN the face-nOpe Of your dDwneasL
looks or any other meanness about them
GO ma an those who keep the organs
inflated by running 70 excess. These viii
not only ruin their StilutiOns, but also
those they do business with % for.
How inant men, from badly cured dis.
eases, from the effects OF self-abuse aud ex-
co SEES, have brought about that state of
weakness ia TIA 'se organs tnat has reduced
The general sys' EN- SO much as TO induce
almost every 9th er rdisease-idIOcy, lunacy
pa ally is, spinal afieci ions, suicide and
al most every Otner form Of disease which
humanity Is heir TO, aud the real cause OF
the trouble sea rcely ever suspected, and
have docJored for all but the right one.
aF a
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NEW YORK, June 8.-Edwin Booth
was married yesterday, to Miss Mary
McVickers.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

FINE TNV0- STORY FRA ME
- dwelling. corner OF Bel and Center
SITeets. containing seven rooms, W ith wide
hail and good cellar, with all modern i'm
proVements that contribute e 10 comfort and
convenience - Outbuildings, &C. Terms
easy. Inquire on the premises of
mal3 dtf JOHN GRIGG.
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WEST CHESTER, Pa, June S.-The
Chester County Republican Gonven-
ton, to day, unanimously intructed
its delegates to vote for Geary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCH00L EKAMINATI0NS-

YFVHE ANNUAs EX XAMINATTONS
~ OF the Public City schools viii COM
mence on Thursday, tue 10Th inst, and be
continued In orde as follows:
SECOND PRIMARY, Thursday forenoon.
FIRST q afternoon.
SECOND INTERBEED LATE, Friday loren Don.
FIRST afternoon.
y SECOND GRAMMAR, Monday "
FIRST d" Tuesday.
UPPER "wednesday.
HIGH SCHOOL, Thursday and Friday.
The public are Invited to witness the ex-
aminaLlOnR
BY order of the Board. je9tc.
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N. Y. s. Vol. INSTITUTE,
Corner of 5tn Avenue and 18TH ST.,

N. Y. s. Vol INSTITUTE.
Corner of 5tn Avenue and 18th ST.
CENTFAL PARK.
"a Home and School for the sons OF pe-
ceased SOldteTs.l
Dr. II. r. HeinI6Oh: lo a9l4
Two bottles only of The package OF your
valuable Buchu presented TO the Institute
have been used by the children. and with
perfect success. IN the case of our little
Lieutenant A. his pride Is no longer
mortified, and he is free from the daily
morning anathemas OF the chamber III
who has charge Of his bedding. feel that
a knowledge Of the result of our use OF
your Bucnu wtth the children under our
charge may save many a superintendent
and MatrOn OF Boarding Schools and Asy-
lums a great amount or annoyance; and
many poor child suffering more from
aCe0Eness than from haUit, may be spared
punishment, that Is mot knowing IL AS "A
weakness instead Of bad habit) most un-
justly inftic ed upon them. Thanking you
on behalf OF the children, and houing 9TH
ers may be alike benefited.
am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
General SuP,s and Director.
June 10, 1866