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Il. WADE & Co. 2s7 Main street, call
the attention Of parents to their loo
prices for school books, now that the
schools are soon to open. 1928
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WHEAToS 4 Co., hasiers and fursieFs,
have renoved TO 2fs Maia street, late
Hsndlsn's, !
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" you want good old Megibben =his-
Ky, 70 to MeCbben 4 Bro, 2sl Main st.
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IL you want good old Megibben whisky.
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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EOoSomzE.-Hats cleaned, dyed,
pressed and trimmed equal to new by
NJ. Cohen, 1884 Main street. 1881
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iFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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Gre. ". CHEEK, LEh
VI Geo. Malone. master. leaves -kEess- -
81 shove every MONDAY, WtDN kSDAl
and FRIDAY. at5P.m- Apply on board. Isl
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UTANTEp-AT OVERTON HOTEL, TWO
w chambermaids and one servant girl.
BOARD WANTED FOR A SMALL FAM;
d iiy, from and after 10Th CT October until
Anrii next. Two rooms required. Private
family preferred. References exchanged. Ad-
dress B. G., Peabody Hotel. until next Eat
urdav lso-l-
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Money to loan at ses Main st. 1860
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Memphis Ladies' Institute,
sla Es0TO STREET..
MRS. FANNIE 2. McGEHEE. rriho'rA''

Win open Wednesday. September I. 1872.
ssT circulars. apply a the book and music
stores. and az the insiituie. l9-las
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81. WADE Il Co., 297 Main street, offer
unusual inducements to wholesale buyers
this season. Mark that 1928
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 281 Main street.
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For Friar's Point and Way Land'ss.
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EDUCATIONAL.
"GABBERT ACADEMY, !"
No. 124 Vance Street.
THE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
i TUTE will open on the
First Day of September Next.

Under the supervision of Miss H. LOUISE
BEACH and her sister, Miss MARY BEACH.
The favor of its patrons which this Institute
has so literally enjoyed, and the popularity OF
cipals, bespeak for it most successful fall
term. Unremittng attention will be given to
the solid progress of the pupils. and nothing
spared to secure for them all the accomplish
ments. as we'll as the necessities. of thorough
education. j. Il. MERRIMAN.
1887 President Board of Trustees.
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Foy xEN r.
w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
,RefheI block. office No. Is.

T1OR RENT-DwE Filling HOUSE NO. 81
Conrt street. Tenant must give COED notes
70 secure rental money. e: u; II Yin,
Of Smith, Kittredse A Hamlin.
,sk-1ss. 80 North Court street.
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Corner Main and Adams.
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L. wFxLER, sec'y P. 7.
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MICE ROOMS ~ " RENT IN KIr WILL
wv . ''d a. A. sTOvALL.
p-t 81 Main street
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r,op LARGE sT0RE.H0USE
Ho, 2Y2 Front street. -Arnly to
,ss.$s7 ~ Poplar street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
HAasom CABS.

NEW YORK May 20, 1859.
TO rHH EDITOR or THE HKRALp:--
How delightful II is to read thai there Is proba-
bihty OF having u cab 20 ride iny What conven.
fence, luxury and almost blessing TO those who
have had tine privilege TO live IN a city where these
conveyances are used II Is surprising that In a
great and glorious city like thus such a prejudice
against the introduction of the Hanson cab has
existed and, believe still exists with the majority
Of inhabitants. The feeling is, what did for our
fathers will do for ian o,d tory priBcipie) The
company may he assured they will have the favors
Of all foreigners who reall, know the OF the cab
and u h hardly a matter OF doubt whether or not
the British residents aione could support the ey.
French men arriving here who never before saw
u street car dreamed OF the annoyance caused
ny the transit, a. seeing Hanson cab. Tney
at once q familiar vehicle and without hesi-
fancy tip the driver the usna salute. jump IN and
are on To their stInaton--business first pleasure
after. Can anything be more delightfu 10 antici-
pate than n drive around the Park, sitting with
perfect and elegance smoking q cigar aud
enjoying the scenery which the world cannot beat
II would he useless to enuiucrate the many conven.
iences attached 10 the Hanson caba boon for bust
especially. with comfort, health. ana safety
for the watches and wallets: aud AZ TO the laaies
who seek pleasure AZ the theatres and other pubic
places, their minds TIE made much easier as to the
condition In which their dresses Will appear after
their return. But the great point ~ the cost and
could this I've done a. cheapy IN London and
other cities-and ] cannot see VIII, no.-then the
project cannot he speculation. tut one OF
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
toRtIeN sCItkIIfIc NOIts.

The Casarian operation has been performed wit IA
complete IN the ciyi hospital at Antwerp 10y
Dr. Bessems.
The Emperor OF Austria has de3recd the creation
of u professorship vf the history Of Poland a; the
University of Cracow
A discovery has been made which is ~ vital inter
important industry IN Italy. ". r. Gandoih
of Mondov states that after some wears Of study he
is able 10 ascertain, b, means OF chemical ANALYSIS
whether the eggs OF the silkworns are healthy and
be safely reared. or infected and useless. The
practical success Of ". Gandoins discovery Will
be seeD I'm the ensuing season. when the value of his
analysis, now icing carried on az Turin viii have
been tested by their results. simple reference to
decline IN the production of silk IN Italy and the
Tyrv IN tue last few years will show to how great
extent the industrial interests OF the Italians are de.
pendent upon the result ~ this experiment BEFORE
the outbreak of the sSwOrfn disease there were
nearly 3,25o,OOo kilOgrauncs Of silk produced
this declined III 1883 22SOo0O, In 1867 ~ 600 COO
and last year the total produce was only 900 900
kilopranimes The future Of the silk crop OF Italy
gives great cause for anxiety, especially since The
-ikwornl disease has reached certain parts OF
Japan. whence the Italians nave Obtained the largest
portion oi their best c0coons; ana Mr.. Consul Col
Daph reports mat AL attempts 10 root out or even
70 paaie the malady have hitherto been nefrectusl
the germs " the disease said TO bc found u the
mulberry trees. similar 90 tbe oidium affecting the
vine trade of some 900 900 In value IN the pre-
sent uniavorabie period, and capable Of indefinite
increase should the silkworm disease he stamped
out, " no small element IN the industrial resources
of q country bke Italy.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
Marine Dieasfers.


night q the 5h CRipons light, blowing gale
Ss nnasr is ne wsT wo ow masS p s NJ a
ns wind %, Ao IN, IN, made y. light. bearing sy which
wind and rain. Atl 20 the light pu, At 5So could
90, soundinrs fahom. and continued 10 run In The
same sounding marked for CadI un,l the ship
bring the vessel head wind dsciiosd
swung broasde wind and sea pounding heavily on
tss biss cut away main and mirsn ass with everything
ssrsns oyer The rec, into .. channel having
the vessel safely into ssu Lucar. ''"'
ferry FOR Ne~ YORK which IN her. lin inst, sasy
u,x ,ose % Tcsc yc hpr d sy elsg.gs f csr. dated
Tentain cllentaInl totally lost Prsias.
Nisrellsueous.
Pnrser Mallory, of the steamship Alaska, FROM Aspinw~
will accept thanks fonfavors
Whslemen.
Bark Cocord, Ciosve, Of Nant, remained Panama
AZ pesoaion Islands on board schr Roswell King feb
aged Years On board sssss Dec TO- & &CT.
Dodge, OF 6reenpoini' III, died, aged ~ years.
spoken.
~ os Ion ~ % by pilot boat wiians No IL 80 ''
ship Name. Srossy from Hong Kong FOR New York
ship Edith Warren, from CsIcuits New yort, March
ship Belle Ise, from cslenta for Boston, rebL l. lat, s.
snip Sycamore, from Boston for Bombay, Aprl .lmps
SHIP African .ps,eh) from Singapore for New York 10
ssg Isabel. k,rr' from c.leu'. for New YORK, I'd days.
E%Ts I,, .n fin s San Francisco for
~ u ssIanssd an Meyer from Annoy Tor New York. Apr
gart munro, from Annoy New yorh, April 3 la, as
Ba,t Matilda Hnlvsrd, Liverpool for Philadelphia
~" ~, lat !" Ion w 10 tby pilot boat y v civilians, No
Brs Mary . Ros,'., from New YORK for Garrsop. May
Foreign Ports.
tRprosssN, MAY m Sailed, Grace Cam Cook Bo.,on
hsriSwtL, hay 70 Sailed, brig Nellie Mitchell, Nelson,
en'sro,, May isIn rsnsrh for orders, bark Atlantic
BARc.los., NAV n Arrived, Barceio, rontroiou, MOI,
leans 18th, Nueba Cssnlrn, DuraIL do.
BorDEAux, NAV below, Bon fiIs, Privst from MOI,
.Bncwrn.nsvrs, Msy ~. Sailed, Woodland, Higgns-
Cnookg,yns, May Son, olinda 10, Lang, from Nor
Crfrs May ii~xrrIved, prima Donna, Perkins, SYors
sailed t7ih. johanna, Carly SYork
cogrs May Arrived, Baltimore ts vsser, Baltimore
carpu', Mays Arrived, Geo Peabody, churchin, Lon
sailed leh Marlborough, Armstrong, Nyorki Adspeim,
,hrlsusrn do Iona, Campbell Boston l7h, Son,ebelIo,
csossI.pT, May I,--Aryiyse, Enterprise. solder. New
rpn snc. Ss .1snSs st. asu sIss cis New
fors ,sh, A.,anara syer.son, co.
Sailed I@h, remplsr Bartlett, SYors iSb, sea PAGE,
.st A NJ, e. cs-:s :s sI MN .s. .
yea sc1 san rr.ne'cy and sailed NAY Cr aansp. load oi
chss land sailed 9Th for hntwsp 10TH Herman Morsedo for
sailed Agrn a ship VIM Le.vta ,Brl, Lesviu eusn.p:;
w,h ssrss Brown: Hopkins Cove. for orders. May l.
port s.y ~ ship. s'S Top s.Ia" LAM y Philips TI FROM
s% IA ' sy,s .sys.s Arr f. = s SEQ sr
burg Rotterdam Nor Wes.er, Moshsr, EDWARD osrsn'
s's1 sEs"is ssfat :y ss..
Vbop, Leblanc, aud lsor, fapdross, for F'"rs 'as ''
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
Memorial Ceremonies in New York and
Brooklyn Yesterday.
Isnra,iOB OF The Graves Of Union Soldiers
al Cypress Hills Cemetery.
The Procession, the OratiOns,
Scenes and Incidents.
Memorial Services Throughout
the Country.

The annual nOral decoration OF the graves of the
fallen heroes OF the great rebellion was commem-
Grated 10 this city and Brooklyn yesterday under
She auspices OF the Grand Army OF the Republic.
The overcast sky and the threatening rain clouds,
which az intervals dropped their tears over the
quiet grassy mounds that were to be arectionately
honored by the participants in the ceremony, though
rendering the solemn Grafton less general and de-
monstrative than II would otherwise have been
seemed singularly appropriate TO the occasion,
and inasmuch the expected ram did not
fail, was in fact very favorable circumstance to
those who participated. The march to The cemetery
was very long oDe and had the day been bright
And sunny there is no doubt that much discomfort.
aud perhaps worse results would have followed
from the neat the fatigue and the greatly augmented
. crowd OF spectators.
Taken whole however, the ceremonies did
by any means reach the standard OF expectation,
whether considered numerically, as TO the process
sOnal display or the magnihcence OF the pageant.
OF course the state OF the weather may perhaps have
had some erect In this respect but the tribute was
10 less becoming or appropriate, though probably
less gratifying 10 those VINO engaged in the
kindly Labor OF love.n
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
SHIPPING NEW s.
Almanac for New Ysrk-This Day.
PORT OF SEw YORK, NAY 80, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Purssrs Of Vessels arriving port will
please deliver all packages intended the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht nest The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery Of packages
N will be by the following extract from the
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,
nssolyed That on and after April 1885, the Associated
haroor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The Office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEAhHkTTE at Whitehall All conmunic from
and consneeso masters OF Inward hound res
sells VIII be forwarded free Of charge =
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
The Ccren,onie. nj C,pres. II,,t-.

mile hey"nd East New YORK on the northern
slope OF cypress hil, high ridge overlooking
Abe sea he the bodies Of the soldiers IN whose honor
the grand pageant Of yesterday took place They
occupy small space in that popuous region nun.
herring only four thousand Of the seventy thousapd
gathered there during the past twenty wears vet
more honored than AL beside Tner lives they gave
a. their country, but IL was not permitted them 60
lay down tbeir bodies the fields where their yory
war won ~ did those who steep ~ gettysburg ard
Cls,pDVCgs. sVlpe received IA basUe wounds no,
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
In,promptn Ceremonies mt Trinity.

Upon the return Of the various posts Of the Grand
Army 10 this city. in the later part OF the afternoon
a detachment OF the procession left the main body
and proceeded TO old Trinity churchyard, and de-
corated with their floral offerings and remem-
brances the tomb OF the lamented Major General
Phi Kearney. who died the field OF Chantly. The
tomb stands in the southwest corner OF the grave
yard ana the touching tribute was alike unosten
tatIous and appropriate.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

An Irisnman named John Rutherford committed
suicide on sunday, the 2d inst In Union City, Ind,
by placing The muzzle of pistol In his mouth and
hrnR wishing 10 return home TO his friends IN
Ireland. he had written there for money 60 pay his
passage, and eSDoctcd AN answer ON Saturday. The
dlsappvintlnest led " his sUIoide.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER

4 MEDICAL WONDER.
~ HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism Neuralgia and Gout, their stages,
scrofua Kings Evil Eryspeas, old Ulcers and the worst
OF Diseases OF the Blood, great Debility Liver Com
paint Kdneys Salt Rhenm. &c, &C., most certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier II has been by
public twenty years. Il has cured hundred thousand
and fails when taken directed certain
curative for Ftula IN all durable the fouest
old ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does contain particle OF mercury
any mineral.
Principal depot 246 Grand street Sold BY druggists q
bottle six for S. Sent everywhere by eIpress
Hyatts Inrs snun, l5c., permanently cures Caiarrb
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 81 Mea-TRlPLE SHEET

Albert Il. BOYD, { cc5cuctor Of freight train ON
the PennsylvanH Northern Central Raroad, was
instantly KILLED On Friday while standing on the top
OF Q car, his head striking bridge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
Thr Crrcnonie. at Greemwoo.I

did not take place as ii was anticipated they should
IN consequence 1t Is understood, OF the threatening
appearance OF the weather.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
ARRIVALS.

REpORrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
steam sloopof-war Swatara, Blake, commander Pha.
Steamship City Paris tBr Kennedy Liverpool May 20
nes kS. Son Sonns
= paddle s'sa%seds d
msss to ss Sasons and
enssd strong westerly winds throughout the passage
and to Bros may TO- win d'e
ne ss MAY y with %a; ans
o % Sh a. as% 81 e. Dn Hsp
cos sses%np ,o nGy sa Cow Say May with
%nas spa M thick weather the whole detained
As ans spSiTs' % Pas. M
ssn S.eao @
s,samshiD n@ Gen Barnes; Norton ~ with
S.Ss Cd c:s.TiS
stssmship Brunette howes Philadelphia, with mdse, to
steamsip Commander, Brooks Philadelphia, with mdse,
Bark Charles Gnmm cBr, rrefry, Csrdenas Is days with
sugar 70 James Edm!sson Co. February rs lat ~ %
.ssSns '5s
osr he
decks showing her bowsp when on the sea From
sna aa % @ S.
snosary ssa Of ,srestsy to + had been
Of phed ssssS s
r gone from the step and the holding ii from tearing
Brig Enriehetts dab Russo Naples rs days, with fruit,
n srg Henry G Brana Rio Jsnsir ~ days with coffee
and Brig
81 Ssss; sss III" ps days. in ballast
schf Robert Caldwell McCormlck 81 Jsso, u days. with
May % had heavy from W, for Is hours
with great violence, during which had deckload started
schr Tookalta stuart Bermuda days. with produce to
schr Geo Enea, (Br,, johnson, Eeubera, day., with
IS sehI Snowflake, drown, Norfolk May u 2 niles east of
or saw siean'ng Uruguay from wminston' DEL
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, from Boston for New York.
Steamship wamsa.ta Fish. from New Bedford for New
SSs yn nss and to Wooa
York, with spars TO SNOW 4 RIchardson W ''"
schr Mary Harris Cole from Mnsquash NIB, days. for
Scar Harriet Fuller Wood, from Portland for New
schr PRINCESS Lowell, from Boston for New York. with
ms ssr Co. Fuller from New Bedford for
sehr H williams, Russell. from Portland, Ct, for New
schr Morning Star, Lynch, Portland, c. for New
sehr Annie Russell Chapman, from Portland, CT, FOR
schr Jarrard, Davis, from New Haven New
York.
schr Sarah Elizabeth Munete, from New Haven for New
York.
schr Abraham Lincoln, Davis from New Haven for New
York.
schr John sroup, Crawford, New Haven for Ba.i-
more.
schr John Hickey, Hulsey from Haven for PhIadel
phia.
sehr Hunter, Crane, from Fairhayen for Philadelphia
Schr Josephine, Na1on, from Mystic for New York.
Scbr Mall Meady, from Greenwich for New YORK.
schr Evelyn, Burger, from Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Lizzie. Taylor, from Elizsbethpor New Haven
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
BELOW.

Ship Nina Orb Shortwe, 1903 dnys from Manila was or
dcred TO Boston by pilot boat Nettle, No co.
liams. No ~.
Brig Matilda h, from Guantanamo 10Y pio, boat Edmund
Drisgs, No ~
Ingnac % days from Port Prince Thy pilot boat
Mary FISH.
Brig steenken, from Messna Thy pilo, boat y viii
Dsmf, ~.
Wind ~ sunset n, light
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

cemetery near tho Soldiers Home at Glenwood ana
other localities In the neighborho0d Of washington
were decorated with flowers.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31


The heavy rain to-day interfered materially with
the decoration ceremony, but the programme was
successfully carried out The collection OF flowers
was bOuntiful and the attendance large.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Ceremonies ia WashIustsn Cemeteries.
WasuiNGros, May 10, 1869.
DoJng to-day thc graves VI lbe Union dead =, the
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

u'BEy GIVE FIFTEEN PER CENT COMMISSION
for all Investments.
al MCINTYRE A CO.'S Odces,
JIG Canal and 1N Chatham street
Iy rave no connection with any other party parties
~ orders Tor Royal Havana tickets wifi he promptly at
tethsd 10. Send for circular
soISriHE 4 co. ,iSrs ,fSpsa .oisriSh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-11

Last year Brazil, Peru and the
West Indies produced %, 207 bales
of cotton, aud Tennessee, alone pro
duccd 374, 7G0 bales, or l22, $50 more
than all South America AMI the
West Indies.
A mechanic in New Jcgs =, has in
vented Il "new steam engine, which
0ne-fourth of the weight, occupying
oue-fourth of the space required for
an ordinary ten-hOrsc engine, will
give the same power, with % per
cent. less fuel.
The increase in the wheat crop in
the United States this Year is over
one million acres.
Chicago is jubilant over white
hcarse, which Is said to give ''per-
feet satisfaction"
A Quaker in New Orleans is so
upright in all his dealings that he
wont sit down to eat
EFA Western paper announces
the illness of its editor, piousiy add
ing: GAN good paying subscribers
are requested to mention him in their
prayers. The others need not, MS
the prayers Of the wicked avail
nothing, according to good authori,
ty."
A cranky bachelor says there are
not half so many self made men now
/ a-days as there are self made =
women.
/ IVA tailor, who, in skating, fell
through the ice, declared that he
would never again leave a hot goose
A good article of dark, arched eve
brows retails for twenty-five cents
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-09-11
TESTIMONIALS.

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very hest.-N. l. Evangelist.
We can speak of the meril5 Gf the Waters Pr
amos from personal knowledge ~ being of the very
best quality h,istia1 LltrHgencer.
The Waters Pianos built OF the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material.--idorcate and
Journal.
excellence oil his Pianos and gans.-EreninS
Post.
The Waters Pianos ranks with the best manu-
featured in America.--1hr Independent ", Y
Ouf friends will find at Mr. Waters sthe the
very best assortment of Pianos, Meledeons and
Organs to lie found in the United States.-GTG
hams Nagdeiae.
MUSICAL DoINas.- Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music, he has devoted his whole
capital and attention to the manufacture and sale
Of Pianos and Melodeona. He has just issued a
catalogue of his ucY instruments. giving new
scale Of prices, which shows p marked reduction
from former rates and his Pianos have recently
been awarded the FIRST premium at several Fairs.
Many people of the present day. who attracted,
f not confused. with the himing adrertisem ents
of rival piano hou eS pr0bJhiy overlook the mod
est manufacturer like Mr.. Waters but we happe n
to know thai his instruments earned him a good
reputation long before ExposiiiOns and honors
connected Herewith were ever thought of indeed
we have one of Mr.. Waters PmnofOrfes now in our
residence (where it has stood for years., of Which
any manufacturer in the world might well be
proud. We have always been deli :hted with it AS
a sweet toned and powerful instrument. and there
is doubt OF lis durability more than this. some
of the best amateur players in the city well rs
several celebrated pianist, have performed on the
same piano. and all pronounce it a superior and
/ fl class instrument. Stronger endorsement We
could not give Home journal.
April u. lS69ly