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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-06-12
State of Louisiana.
Parish Court, St. Land-y-No. 1894.

1"7"" toV7E, Ck AnHuTy-Vo ZVvE.
DH1LIPE P. FoNrENor. fls, of tho Par.
ish of St. Landry Administ, alter Of the
Estate Of PHILIPPE Paul Fontsnot. dsesassa,
late of the said parish, having filed a Tab.
leau Of the Classification the Debts and
Distribution Of the funds Of said Estate.
accompanied by bis petition praying for the
homologation of the same; and whereas, the
prayer of said petition has been granted ky
an order of Colrt dated May 18th. 1863;
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given TO nil
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau, ip writing, at my Office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required BY law,
why said tableau should not Be homelexatsd
and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clark.
' Opelousae, MAY 29th, 1869.
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State OfLOuiSiana.

Parish Court, NJ, ooo.
GABRIEL LYONS, of the Parish of 81
~ Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Therese Ritter, deceased, late of the parish
St Landry, having filed a final tableau and
distribution of the funds of said Estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the homolo,
CATION ofthe same; and whereas the prayer OF
said petition has been granted by an order of
court, bearing date Jun 81, 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing at my Office in the town of
O~pe!ousas, within the time required by law.
why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
Opelousas, June 9Th, 1869.
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BAD DREss1NG.-"Men as we'll as
women" says the Pail Mall Gazette, in
an article on the dress of English Wo
men, sometimes dress in an an eccen-
trio manner from mere caprice, or from
an idea that it is unworthy of a sensible
person to take any trouble whatever
about dress. They think it is credita.
BILE to them to say, I do not care how I
Dress In reality, it only shows they
are untidy by nature. No man pays his
brains a compliment by going about the
streets a sloven. Men of talent, great
writer's and great orators, must cherish
the belief that they are superior to dress,
or the shabbiest men in the community
would not be found SO often in their
ranks. Clever ONE usually show the
same contempt Of dress. If untidiness
were confined to them, it would not be Of
very much consequence, but it is more
general with their sex, strange to saw,
than with ours. And Vet very few wo.
men can prudently disregard the attrac-
lions which they might derive from
of grateful tints and perfect
The draggle-tailed appearance
married women of the poorer classes
is, VI do not doubt. one cause of the
preference which their husbands show
for the public house. It must be a mis-
thing to live in the same house
a woman who is fguratiyely speak
ing, down at heels all over.
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$52,599 II
STATEMENT II

STATEMENT ES
Showing the Exp"ndturts flon the 18th Feb
rualy. 1867. to the l7th February, 1868.
Paid warrants. certificates to jurors
aad witresses, &c.........$3O,S6 81
laid deductions on overlooked
]auds, as per act Of the Lcgis-
latu~-, e 1877. Of 1867. and
for nun-resiJ"nts, and parsons
wrongly assessed as per res
]oIutions Police Jurv...-.-.- 1850 SO
raid commissions to Tax Collector
on Tax Roll and for Licences
col;ec,ed.--....-.--..----.-. $3.50 81
Paid Contingent Expenses Treas
urer's Office. 10 IS
Paid Salary Parish Treasurer 1867 400 90
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~O~'OSS n
THOS> G.. ANDERSON,
Parish Treasurer, St. Landry.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of st. Landry,
March 9th, 1868.
W.. the committee appointed by the Police
Jury to examine the accounts Of the Parish
Treasurer. for tho year ending the third Mon
day of February. 1863, have carefully examin-
ed the foregoing account submitted by him,
and the vouchers accompanying said account,
and finding the same correct, we have approved
the same with our recommendation to your
Honorable Body, that the bond of the said
Treasurer, Thomas c. Anderson, for the year
ending the third Monday of February, 1863.
be cancelled as required by law.
Respectfully submitted.
rsicned7 HENRY 5; DUNBAR,
o'sn'oI il q. FONTENOT.
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Ralph Meeker says that fifty years
experience with the ballot will abolish
petticoats forever" Make it ballet"
and it win take less time.
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Ice cresrn saloons, on a small scale,
with little irritation gardens annexed.
are increasing in number in New York
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Agency! Agency!

Agency Agency!
10y APPLYING to the undersigned.
49, planters and merchants can purchase
at New Orleans prices, with cost Of trans.
portatiorea added, all kinds of Agricultural
Implements, Engines, Saw,mills. Labor.sa.
wing Machines, Victor Cane Mills and Evan.
orators, &c. E. T. LEWIS.
Jan. 2, 1853. Agent.
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HOUSE-PAINTING

r. III N CLING
THE Undersigned respectfully informs bin
Il friends and Tho public generally that he
is always prepared to do houss.paintne, D.
per-hanging, glazing, &c, with promptpsss
and at moderate rates. He solicits a share Of
the public patronage. Orders left at G. MAY.
o's Drug Store will be attended to
J CUMMINGS
Opelousas, January 18th, 1869.
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$5O,192 90
STATEMENT ID

% ~ i ~
Showing the Expenditures of the Parish Treas
ury for the year commencing the 18th Februa-
ry, 1868, and ending the 18th February, 1869.
Paid warrants, certificates to ju-
rors and witnesses. 1886, SOB OF
Paid deductions to Parish Tax Col
lector for persons wrongly as
sessed. and non-residents &c,
as per Resolutions of the Police
Jury Dec. ll66 and Feb. 1869 1867 40
$5O,lsO so
Balance on hand. l 50
S5O.l92 90
Treasurer's Salsry for 1e68--.......$40O 90
Less the balance on hand........... l so
Balance due 1898 so
THOS. G. ANDERSON,
Parish Treasurer, st. Landry.
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STATEMENT @

Showing the amount of Receipts into the Par
ish Treasury from the 18th February, 1868, to
the 18th February, 1869.
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GEORGE a.. WELLS.
TT y a t Law.
Lake Charlie, Gaeasieu PartsA, L.
PRACTICES in Calcasisu, st. Landry and
Lafayette parishes, La and in Orange Ceun-
ty. Texas. Dsc767.
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From Parish Tax Collector for
amount Of Tax Roll for 1866 SAC 57 %
From same for licences for 1867. 2,345 so
" O. II Fontenot & others for
cattle sold 81 O5
" Il. Last.apcs tJI 1Iidge sud 800 90
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NOTICE.

NoAICE
IN COMPLIANCE with an ordinance Of Tie
L. Police Jury, the Parish Treasurer's Office
will be open hereafter for the rsggistration Of
warrants. Office up stairs in tho Court House.
T. @. ANDERSON,
Jan. 20, loU. Treasures.
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Parish TTeasurec's Report
STATEMENT A

Showing the Receipts in the Parish Treasury
from the 18th day Of February, 1862, to the
18th day Of February. 1863.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-06-12

The New Orleans Bee.
L'ABEILLE DE LA N0UvELLR-ORLEANs
Newspaper published in French and Eng
lish, Daily, (Mondays ~excepted) and
Semi-Weekly in French.
O UR IL LIMET. Publishers,
OFFICE, No.. 7s CHARITIES STREET.
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state of LOuiSiana,

Is. A. MARKELL,
June 5th, 1859. Tutor,
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Parish Tax Collector for a.

mount af Tax Roll for the
year 1867, Including the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

%>sR Gbonceru ~ g1oibpiIe. St6ut 9etneiies,
s~6Offee gIelf anb Didit Z, Gbaneespz z@eEtht ~
NRaibpiie ben 26. sSebruar 1868. II Aeneeien
Brpant, aIdeers gegels Rtnerro Garbart uns
Anbere, Nettdgle = pa ans eirfeiys IN otetsr Saqe
alffreb Mid6arbg1n, 2Grttn 9ti9arbi0Hs @rinceB
NisbatAion Ne6cre Ri9atbion unb bic lhrieeu Grs
ben uon Bbebe 8idaroions (Deren ssameit Mnhetannt
nNs feline Bemnhfter Ses GtaatsS Eeu efiee no, 70
II beshdb perorhnet Tporbeu, b6b iie tbr Grf9 9eteR
Surn nor oeer tunerbalb ben erften bret Eageu pes
n6Gfaea Ssrmjns eenGuntea @eri9 :es ana g z { =
Qlfaeys Sid befennen, nStIperten ober etawnno trs
beben, pibrteenfans ieIbtGe as non ihuen hetanni
cit art nnb 3u eiuet Anh1rnHg ex pafte anpsralml
ant lumber fpIaeuDe MODEM In Der HTeB u. ZINES
uttb Ser Esmneffse Gtnafs setang befnns't Senso1i
nth.
Mbf9rift beeIaubtet:
ksa 49, alert upb Yl1fier.
q. gleq. Smith, MawdIt fur aIdset. ms6 4H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
QIItrfti.

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- SeiIerIeu Gabis bieIt ii@ unI6naif
sfuei Gage i'm Canton g0rdbt onf, 90
ct einen 9effen 6nf Der WrdbeMiie u
2anfonne Got. . .IA1s11zE
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= Sn Gparien raft man itidat mebt.
Gin SSnigrei@ fir Elm Rferel@, fons
bern: uGinen gel tur Elm &ontereitAl" !"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

Be it ordained by the Mayor ana dgity coun-
ell of the city of Nashville y. W
THAT each and every Steam Boat landing o.
the City Wharf belonging to any Packet
Line which Line shah make one trip, each day
Isnnday's excepted to OF from this port shaal
pay six Co. Cents per ton Custom House mea-
surernent for the privilege of landing 1t said
Wharf. 80 80 Alf8~IasA 3
This ordinance shall take efiet from and af
ter the J.. February 1861 49, -
Approved: March IL, 1859. -
80 ss $50 WM. c. KINNEY,
~ s@ Mayor pro tenn.
= = - :. - S8mzIw
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--Q1af b0i IFf zfnneiIes, aittlDOd, 24 Ml6rgls69

saOe AsroSea 9egela Den bentl6sn
8arbier &auffmalali in YittsbHr9
sueeen E0otiing eines 8ndben, gtanlens
Gbuarb MfiHer, ipur6e bclite grDffs
NET. s1ssss s. s1fs9@ s2z
gei Macopa ga. bot cine gleoerin
Elm armes meibss s1iGao9 bee ermoreet
mo nm $500 beraubt, 1pellbes Sch
fie bel benl Waetb en- sefebet bate
Gle IOfte ibr Spfer In 6aS SolS uno
ldlug fe nit elmer @rt tObt. Oie
Ml6r0etin III fplirl0S berfbDunbet.
Dafsi ssfauea bee Nlorn1Onenfas
litgs 8ri9bona @OuHg iiaa auf ibret
Reiie mad l8albingtOr1 in Smaba arss
AefoInf1tefl. Ana 98M44fS
Ser Damhf< Glebator 2iperpool ii1
Qltlantic 9nlifl ssl 8ropflDn braltate
nb. 8erlht $4,000. pnrd $28, 900
Gerfberung 8ebedf.
& Niebrere. BalIa8iere,abss Gdiffee
Sas. Softer eabell Qeltern in 8rooflgn
ibr 8engnib iiber bic unusenlAliAe
BebonOlung Der Neiien6en Ssttens Der
E@diff iffsmdnnlh1ft ab. Ser SAiffss
aimu.ermatn miro bef4uI6iet, anjei
Baflaaieretobfg su baben, Der
EBOotsman babe einen Wiatroien ere
lsaprbet. lleoriaens batten aud Die
ahrigen SfFsiere fid babel betbsili9t
uno batten alle fa0gli9er Mrten bon
@raufatateit segen Die un9liflideu
/ lberiibt. $500 - sessfss sl71ssss w
Is Die alrbeiter bon Stem gort hielien
eife BerlanintIllng ita1. Cooper 5nfn :
| tut nn0 1prader fi9 Sa @uillter bes
QIdlfifunt en- QlrbeitslaRenls aus.
Mns Der gromn'itaen GiIbernins
Ebef DcuOer Colorado. ianate Qelferr
] 500 reiaes @iIber iii Smaha an
nm t,adlber @6ilabelphier NfiinSe ges
l@unbt Al lDeroen. ~ ss.zssss ~. .
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! mnb m rr1S INN 8orbon oebeterI, audi &c,
fIarf baben 6as aIle Snluraentea be.
r.s rsst se;en' @ bic lie Bsffen rieSerslIieaeu
tinenfi ibr aebsr ugfrurt suerbe. - !
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rilflet ,6a6 Sic amer. 9rie0faf1a 1aobel
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4 unter 5bbnt Der. ellelifeben 8olbearl
/ ten, ha ffe sbes Sraii slortee Bon sfrie0s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
8efanntmalllnna,

sd babe metness gnnssn Mntbeu uiib Borrnth IA
BEN @rocsrie gef9dft an 9. s.. Gttu &, atereH
SbsiIhabet Der ebemoIieen 6irHto Stine u AtrEtnE
ham perfauft. Snbem Id Ttf1 peus bhtt 5arnd-
sghe erqreife f nie @elegeAbsit, nteiuea 6reniben
i,nh GHnneyn fir lire Iiberale RMnbidaf pie Fe rr
tets Az EheiI wer6en IieBeu, metnsn 9ant 1us5H
tpreten llS e sn bitten, fbre @n0S9nft nIf etiteE
RadfoIger Gbertragen 81 n Glen. - 4 s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
Mafhinaton %, Mdrs.

ss;ees sS5rafbent Solar lit nit feis
ner NamiIie mad Nnbeper, Ohio, geas
reiif.
gssr Ser gf. gllarl1a1 tlir Georgia
IN MT 600; 600 6ffenflihep Geloerfl1
sDusdlasaanqsls.
BrafIne2f @rAnt anBert 1tdb tehE
fre;miiihio iiber bas 2lnrtsfanerGefeb.
iSr sniinfdSe Delfen gIufhehura, nm ibti
az beidhfoen. Seanlte ab5ufehsn, iDels
de er 1tidht AeeiG1et fur Die GtelIehl
5eIts tner6e G6et Oas gefek, lDenn { ~
beiteRea bIeibt, oetrenlid aasfiibretl.i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

Ordinance appropriating one Thousand Dol
lars for Making Plots Of the City for Assessor
Office. -
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and CITY Coun-
Gil OF Nashville.
That the sum of One thousand Dollars =
here by appropriated, to be expended in ma =
king pIats of the City, measuring property and
writing upon each lot the name Of the owner,
That this work shall be done under tne
superyision of the City Assessor, who shall
employ competent persons to assist m neompies-
ng the same.
That the Recorder shall issue checks 70 pay
for work done under this act upon the esrtin W
cate Of the Assessor, approved bg the Mayor.
| Approved March 10. 1863. - 8 :
wM. c. KINNEY, Il
s Mayor pro tenn. =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

ate arsateFs AGr sasmti en aStkegifS6sn nj
upuen H5 peFdniaR natEetls sgaBuStsaD tsai D Ill
/ kss s.sr6 : nerl I'd. 6. 9. GteseS
Ie Wfafsnsnt ben Grmgl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
@onsref SSetis
Giae amerifauifdJe Brig Dartl Elm
fpanif4es atie8staifI iOesse. q.
lIorumen. -
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cent. sen. QInt6on1 tuurbe.
aln. aeittueiIiaen 8rdfloenter tDdhreno.
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aufhsbt. iunrbe anbas 5aff5 s@omite
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Ser 8ef6luB, ben ein9eatl6fegten
GoISaten S16 per Weoaat bis gum g.
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g1iIitar Committee bertpie len. 4sss
Sic Bin, peIGe hem iDeftliden 3beiI
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rlooea Gifenbabn aIs YoHfrabe erflart,
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ben GMubfetretar aIitoriTrt, I'm Oahe
er es fiir atpefmaBtg finoet bic 8Ofe
ausbeaabLung Der Snterellen Iilr one
geotionalIhnl0 bis go eiflent 5a bre ano
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on3norOuen. ss ~
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pueitere bfei Sabre 8fit 81 iArer slEDei
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COMMITTEE berlhtet iiber ben eetlelti
fdaltIiden 8ef6Iub, eli, eentetnidatt
iihes Committee be5ii9li9 Wiaerrnf
Der ppIitifBen GntrebtunDen on errlsn
ness unS traa nuf 0ertuerfuug oes Be
idlIufIes an, ba Der Genat Elm ei9ene
Sbs siaI COMMITTEE filE sDiefen 8luel
ernanrt babe. Mepr. SrDnfs fpra'
Die 6ofiaung aus, baB cine Doal lfanoig
NInneitie pbne ASartetrtd tgteT erlall
weroen miir0e, tDOrnuf . utsef DsrlPraa
benz Saufe einen GeiebentpnrE ebelf'
Sage porsuleesrI. Der Belblue tuur'
peripCrfen,
8ertaeun8s
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.. Reg. gnhR, aspaIt tllF 3 IaasE. ".s 9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

6aDana 0epef1en nteIoeu, 6aB BET
rini6a s 25 berDcrragenos Sninr8ens
Item hiaaert@tet porOeil fino. Ser Sns
| tGGraeuten General Siulins3 foH lib,
Der 0tggieruueptelIe Sil Gplse, geteat
mn0 Enb nm Baroor 9ebetens audi ers
flarf baben, bab ale Snlureentea be-
reit feien, Die 8affen nisoeranlegen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
ssSaDrgdllg 3. 7
0ef6d fts= Rarte,a.

n6sE@ @efdaftsFor.en Der fo4eemseA Mrt uDss g et
rtIisT rb menieer er6eit fur Ginen oAar per wsoS
Fat sillgeridt. s Is = -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

.GsFfsa1-M sga
eeeMe ffmtfdbe @rceerte.
g. .8efI, SO. as RorOs s4RcrEets Gtrobs, 9dnolsr IN
en Gorteu e1iropGiider Bftdbte, Rdfe' u T. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24
an Ordinance regulating Wharfage.l

: Attesti WIN. Mills, Recorder.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-24

= Sn Gpanien raft man ridat nrebt:
nGiu S6nigrei9 fir Elm Hferbl", fonD
bern: uginen GleI fir elm &0niareiIh !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

acknowledgements 49, United states "a; ireland. 10;
England, 3; Scotland 2; France Al CuDa' Il bone"" =
Norway, 1. ~. "a
Iges-Beow 49, 2 10 90 % 10 30 81 30 to 4o 80
40 to co. q; 90 to CO. II 60 20 ~, 3; 10 TO ~, l.
Season Of Yeu.-Jan 49, Feb. g. March 10, April IL.
May ~, June July H. Aug TO- sept " Oc' o. NV o.
Dec. 3. . . .,,e,..,t
Drowning 100; accidental sufocaon, a; accidental
scnis "a; accidental burns (kcrosene) 10; Oher hcc-
deutal causes 81 Ran overly stages ana rars-cllure
IL men, 81 women, 3-22. Run oyer by steam cars 81;
run over by other vehicles IL explosion OF boilers q;
sunstrokes 100 I'm. ~
Accidental falls down stairs 2l; accidental falls on
roofs ~ accidental fails ont OF windows, l9 accluelaI
falls from buildings, 70; accidental falls through Matches
l0 miscellaneous accidental falls, i MISCELLANEOUS acei-
dental INJURIES O5; crushed, IL; accidental poi-ongs
NOT mentioned q accidental pOsoniugs win suphulG
acid l. accidental poisoning with acohe j. accluentl
sryclnneI accidental poisoning with chlotgiofh j;
accidental posonnss with morphne accdental POISON
ing Win hot drops l. accidental poisoning with Croon
oil, 1; blasting rocks, ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
ID THE HE'LL GATE DISTRACTIONS.

The attention Of mariners l. called TO. the
following card: Tho contractor for the removal on OBJ
sructons m Hell Cato wishes To give notice To pilots
and OF vessels passing through Tue Gate 10 Cd
serve every procauton to prevent collisions IL Is q
fact that masters aud of vessels col!dng
With contractors tug aud machinery IT woik over
FRS ing Pan must make iull Indemnity for the damage
done IL ia also mpuriBt Pu"iic reasons or hfnHn-
u.s. that collisions Should DC avoided. ~ large quantities
of nrDlvcrriue must Doc kept cou.tay on fhe SPOT,
ana liable 10 be exploded by the sock Of percussion,
which would Zoe hisiy destructive to human fr IN case
Of collision NJ. shehnurc, tho contractor particularly
requests the pilots Il the Sound steamers 10 slow their
en- gncs IN passing the point o his operations. Regular
wotA on Frying Pan viii nouce ON Monday, Jan. II.
GEORGE W. BLUNT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
nrmocnArIo rNrox erNrnAL COMMITTEE.

That branch of this organization which was
"rlt ont" the meeting az last Wednesday met on
Saturday evening. at Masonic Hal, under the protection
of large force of tho Police. After tho usual discussion
OF contested delegations had been dp1eed Of Col Bagey
handed to the Chairman "a telegraph which he read, as
follows:
col JANFs BAOLFI sr-Iort:
Yours received VII gratefully scceri The e-irntua u q
ton General CoHree Wish tfe hs lsnpT New
lear hrlalfG SMITH Itr. jr. Hotel ls VIE PalIs
This dispatch was greeted with great applause Mr..
Ely was then elected by accalmaton Mr.. Gibbons Of
fcTcd resolution that tic officers OF 1903 DO elected the
permanent officers Tor the current year. viz: Saith LILY,
jr Chairman i. Keuin and j. Fox. Secretaries; aud
III Burke Treasurer This proposition unanimously
adOpfcd
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DELAYS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

The present season will long be remembered
by mariners Of the most severe on record IL does
not often happen that modern steamers are seriously de
laycd IN thcir trips but seriously have they been e
lpyed during tho past week that Saturday none OF the
regular steamers were m their docks, and the man VIII
he necessarily kept back until Tuesday. The lnnah
Company's steamer due the 81, arrived yesterday
The nina due Oh tho 9Th, also out TIL yesterday
willie ne Hansa, from Hamburg. due last Monday, has
not vet been heard from They have probably been
working against heavy ,crly gales.
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cALYARY CnrRcn Lr. ~
AssuAr MEETING At MOUNT sINAI HOSPITAL.

HE directors OF Mount Sinai Hospital, stu
Atcd n West Twenty-eglthst, held their annual meet
ing yesterday; The Ireasurers report Was not presented
hut 10 stated that the nuAnc-a healthy con-
d0n Tho resident physician, Or. Teller, prcscrcd hs
annual report; Tie report states that ca patients
treated M this hos pital during 1865 and TJ outair: 40
dischqrgcd. aud % ntovcd ID Wri NOT Improved
and IS deaths occurred, % remain tie hOrpal ~ pa
icuts account OF accidents; Il paying pa-
TENTS Tho death rate Of tic whole G ~ cent:
but deductug the ncurbe and those received IA yIng
condition, tho rate was but y per cent.
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A number OF temperance societies marched
down Broadway yesterday afternoon 10 witness the pic
sontatOn OF new handsome banner 10 the Young Mems
Temperance socle " OF the immaculate Conception The
Lodges Of st. Gabn 81, St. Peter. st. Bridget, St. Michael
St. Bernard St. Coin uba and TRANSPORTATION took
In the procession la The evening meeting OF the first
mentioned Society was held at their Hail. Focnthst
The body of an infant was last evening
found the pavement. " front Of No 27 Lexington
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NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE

pressure the force necessary to crush Oh ne fn
emit dates know he VIII nor wllilgn tried the
material Of our houses and the University by aet1n eA
pertinent very lrty, fo1or c,an Commissioner, &C.
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tore her clothes and finally put her out OF fv
wos seriously in for some time, ana has not yet iy
ooyered from the effects of the assault Inc ueIenu'
not being represented by counsel an inquest was
and damages for So 800 assessed In favor OF p'
HOBOKEN. N. 1.-THE police. for the SIX months
enine Jan leG have made 2} arrests " > Brsson
elect ofhe Assembly has been lls''uoe" " "' N''' ~
the consolidation movement - -,
JERSEY CITY N J-Taylors Hotel was on Sa " ,rs
dT nigLt Toged Of valued about 800 1he eeoh
wire Departen Fnnd renl In the choice OF te following
President Smith Mtad se
r. p Budien Treasurer Haght Collector John Cove
Peters closed Saturday night About $fOo has oeen
from the sales - =.
HUDSON CITY n. 1.-THE friends OF consolidation
will hold nesting Aliens Hotel Tuesday evening
favor Of the will be heard aud report submitted hn
drsood will embody address be public 10 ieS days
BERGEN n. J,-During the past week there nave lave
sd g cst 9l sheep aud 1896 bgs of which the nave De"
sllug hterei 1873 cattle, ISIS hogs aud 5gl7 sheep -,
PATERSON N. 1.-THE counsel in the Carrick VIII
case W omen the arguments this The Rev H. iyng VIII
iecre an ohu Bunau the First PRESBYTERIAN Church this even
Tle body William Mddeburgrr little boy, drowned "n =
sstnc above The recovered Saturday mou Inc
meeting Of the Historical Society postponed until the 18th Inst
SIrFFERNS n ia collision occurred near this
n,cc an the r Railroad nrli between freight ans b,
ste no pson injured the tue trains having jumped
OF before they eoed The loss Of rolg stock va" Very beAY