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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20
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GLORIOUS BILL skf poE aHSs PERFORM
S1A THEATRE cOMIQUR.
Clf broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel.
Manager ~: nos: T. Robert Butler
All ether places Of amusement distanced
FIFTY ARTISTS ar RsSSs'l HrP E NIGHTLY
Corner 4, ;:Agd street and Eighth
.A''' : o ~ HOUSES,
EVERYBODY Fs RssI Hs5 r9a1ro
ExoELLRkoR OF isc THE iHessrERrArNMEsr.
The brilliant success attending the return to this city the
D'''''A''' '' WfL III HORACE LrsqARp,
ana al ai ffeiET p6E soRsa ''nn'
wo % %
''''' 'a'''' 'i EarfsEIy hEw PROGRAMME.
aSD v sh :ss a fsssl.s5 f aSf
return from Europe, In their famous
LYRIC AND PR0TEAN
ENTERTAINMENT,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 90 lSSa
The elegant and sparkling comedy,
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Afef which
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWARD PAUL
in1her celebrated popular
LYRIC AND PROTFAN
ENTERTAINMENT.
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD
Sssn ssa sstss
T = Saf6 s0 as n r hss entitled
W. II. LINGARD, ALICE DUNN1k0, DfcKIE LfNaARD.
with the entire Comedy and Buslesquo Combination.
MATINEE, SATURDAY AT q ''''''
Nearly ready JOS G. Posters grand spectacular and
legendary drama, THE TWELVE TEMPTATtONS.
DowERv THEATRE.
ID WIN. B. FREL1GH. Proprietor and Manager
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
The Superb Drams OF the Mr.. EDWARD FIRTH
DEVILS PEAK. Ths Great Comic Vocalist
or the Founding OF Tsrves. BEN BOLT
New Scenery and Mountings. Great Varieties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

80 EAST TWENTYFOuRTH STREET, NEAR MADI.
10 sguare-Seeond floor. front Room, gentleman
and wife gentlemen, with Board Second No 90 from
Madison avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

ERENCH THEATRE, MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
,. -
Russian Music LAST A NIIgHIs. Russian Costumes
THE IMPERIALE Rtjs sIAN OPERA TROUPE
TUESDAY, LAST APPEARANCE OF the Russians. Two
dnAl performances Of LONDON (the most magnificent
scenic drama ever hero plssen,ed viii be given
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

81 LONDON TERRACE, WEST TwENTy-THIRD
without board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

DOWERY THEATRE.
ID WM B. FREL1GH. Proprietor and Manager
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
The Superb Drams Of the / Mr.. EDWARD FIRTH
DkvIL6 PEAK. Ths Great Comic Vocalist
the Founding of Tsrves. BEN BOLT.
New Scenery and Mountings. Great Varieties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

90 wESF TWENTY-SEC0ND STREET, BETWEEN
10 Fifth and Sixth avenues.-A gentleman and wife
two single gentlemen find pleasant Rooms with with
out Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

Ci WEST TwENTYFIFTH STREET, NEAR MADI-
Ot squAre-Desirable Suits of furnished Rooms
gentlemen without board, in first class house choice
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

Ok LAFAYETTE PLACE.-ELEGAETLY FURNISHED
s)o Rooms Parlors and Bedrooms Single Rooms for
Aes and gentlemen, with first Board; reference
CURED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

90 IRVING PLACE, NEAR UNION SQUARE
II = Rooms first second floor, well furnished. en-
suite sney with Boari private table If desired house
and table Grst class.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20

1859 1870
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
ABE R~OSENFIELD.
Wholesale & RETAIL
DRY GOOD AND CLOTHING
III &
Corner of Third and Laurel Streets,
DEGS LIE we to announce that he has now
ID 10 store and for sale the largest, cheapest
and best stock of Dry Goods. Clothinc, Shoes
Hats aud Furnishing Goods ever offered in this
market.
MY DOMESTIC STOCK
Has been selected with care to suit the wants
of the Merchants, Planters and the Trade gem
orally in this and ad%joiuiug parishes.
MY STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Are direct from the manufacturers Of Europe
and America, aud embraces the latest STYLES
both in colors and quality. These goods will be
sold at d email advance above cost.
Ny STOCK OF CLOTHING
Hac udlc cApISsSiy ! TINS t1arket. ana con-
sists of every article worn by Men and Boys.
My business and Dress Suits are UNSURPASSED
10 quality, quantity and Cheapness, In this
line | yield to no house between Memphis and
New Orleans.
MY STOCK OF HATS
Was also made to order for this market. | have
in store now over three hundred dozen, of assert
ed Hats for Dress Business or Plantation wear.
Ny STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Tsoo Hundred and Fifty Boxes Of va
rious qualities, makes and sizes. Ny stock was
made expressly to my order, aud I am confdant
that | can fit the Southern foot. Ladies, Misses,
Gents and Youths are called upon to examine
for themselves My stock speaks for itself.
COUNTRY MG2CHAvTS:
Your attention is called To MY WHOLESALER
ROOMS. Having mads this my speciality, / have
in q foil stock of Ca. icoes, Casino es, Fiaaneis.
nianke,s, Hats aud Gaps, Domesties. Jc2ns, 'Piece
Goods. Hosiery, Boots aud Shoes, Notions. etc.
Which will be sold 10 the trade al very low prices
My stock was purchased with a view of making my
Wholesale Department a poplar resort for CLOSE
BUYERS | solicit an examination OF my stock
and prces by the trade before purchasing elsewhere
ABE ROSENFlELD-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20

Lard Lard! lard

Eass mite Leaf Lard ID fifty (50) pound tin
:, cans, In store and for sale bv
JOSHUA BEAL,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
narhey House Saloon,
~AnAUMSTARK, ProprIer.
RATON P0TErr

nnu opENED this old f~avorite resort. I
ononnask esp on hand none but the best Of LE.
M sha VINES. CIGARS, and Lager Of
bs hsS .vss, qualities. An excellent LUNCH can
!. s,s. Aai hours, consisting Of such deiioacies
Gail .as sss houses always afford their guests.
~ sepl8-Iy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
naton Rouge

/ .rNpaHsi6NED announce that the
sv,,,. .ss foundry on North street betvean LAT.
dius.. .aset and the river, will soon be in ras.
sry r. receive and execute orders for Maeb;n-
lsrg. ,saags and Repair Work. Having A. a
inrs "a psoaitnre erected the necessary buils.
viii - aa Procured the requisite mashinsrv No
aud sshsr. t.Dsa LOT work in time for planters
ia The An sisias new or repaired machinery
ssp.a.i, s'ascr. J. & 0. ARBoUR.
oace Oh Lafayette street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
..aordH History Of the War
nvot NATIONAL AND PER2AF-
HVA EgT VALUE.
MEMOIRS 0FTHE WAR,
BY
Gen. Henry Lee,
.nououLy REVISED AND ANNOTATED
-.au1s.ory Of the War,
Gen. Robert e. Lee'
WHO HAS ADDEr

Fail btvpf
,-.,.n. octave. Gao pages. with ne" stee. pof-
D..t. Of Gen. Henry Lee, Gen. Root. d.
ras and Gen. Nathaniel Greene; beau
.:e,l Steel Engravings of " Marion GROSS
n .hs psdee,n and the Surrender of
ms.,i;s:n Maps of the Siege OF York
o Va the Battle fought near Cam
,oHl ,hs Rattle of Guildford the Battle of
mas,rt,s Hin. and and 3 Sketch Of Gen
iIeary Lees Residence.
rms .smirsble history Of the operations 81 The
I - sgmjes during the revolutionary warn
= e $500 D~eoar,nent Of the United States Is tie
INC v.ark on the .ubiect OF which Il treats ana
-. ad;t,ou, revived. corrected, anc eh!afgeaOy
~. 9oHT &. LEE, the 500 OF me autaot' ana en-
bsltahsa by beautiful EngraYines ana original maps,
ssyey before published, isa FoiuHe " '"0 h'sne"
~.In, ~ ayery i~nleiligeut person
fa ~. a., ,hst I, is the ONLY EooK now published
- ~, Lees psn, gives il an interest possessed ey
y" I'm. vort Among the new materials lnuodac-
y !. - h;opraphy are important letters rom rest
y !. 49, t,eus. Lafayette, Greene and Hamii-
s y Cav Ruijedge. and others; letters 20 Washing
90 Madison. Gov Reed. Gen Wayne and oSiefs'
The wors Is handsomely printed and bound the
casI tngravings and Lithographic Maps are eneraV-
= = ,bs mos, artistic style, and no expense, 40. care
b,ye been spared in preparation 10 MAKE "oflhS
alike of its subject and its author.
From the Louisville Couri r-Journall
"A book BY IN. Lee will awaken sneh speeialin'
,.,ss ,b,, we are glad 10 cal a~tien,s1n 10 II.
s4'' We are sure that this an
oouocsu,en, alone is sufficient TO give the book a very
800, s,fe hat when we add that Gen Lee is person
IN ;nIsreaed ii in its publication, such q sale Is made
Tbs Book is only cold BY subscription, application
gor wb;eh mis-, be addressed TO the undersigned at
B.ton Rouge, La, P o Box IA. .cy
al So MAJ
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
BLACKSMITH
AND
WHEELWRIGHT.

IhE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
4 nc that ne has established q shop at the Ferry
Lah1lng o. the parish, for the purpose of Ling
all PLANTATION WORK in that line of bns;s
ness. Being fully prepared, customers viii have
their orders filled with all possible dispatch. In
8 ~workmanlike manner. and on the most reas-
onable terms.
mye AgGgs MCKAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
Boarding.

NIoves-I have imported direct . full assert
VI ment for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
which are offered at low prices, at
h-Aa R0SENPrELD'5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-20
JOSHUA BEAL,
Corner Of Third & CoavestioH Streets,
BATON ROUGE.
FRESH ARRIVALS AT BEAL'S.


New Arrivals ..........Fresh foods
Is boxes Assorted Candy.
~ barrels Fancy Apples,
10 barrels Red Onions,
sjbarrcis Neshanoe Potatoes,
boxes Choice Cheese,
10 tubs Choice Butter,
asharais Rec,ifed Whisky,
ct ialf-hsrreis Flour,
70 barrels Flour,
20 boxes Star Candies,
"a boxes AssnEred Crackers,
2ldoz,n Wash Blue,
s2bsrrels Mess Pork,
casks Bacon Shoulders ard Sides,
i'bsgs Rio joff.e.
oDdoz,n Washho ards.
Is dozen Water Buckets,
good Cigars assorted.
aiiozen P Yeas, Powders,
SO gallons Stone Ware.
50 caddies Chewing Tobicco,
l0boxss Stafeh,
10, hays assorted Shot.
100 yards Bagging,
q bundles Iron Ties AID Bands,
bundles Bafing Tw ne,
kits New Ca'eh Macksret,
shalf barrei- do do.
Also many snail ARTICLES pertaining 70 nv line of
business, to all OF which invite the attention OF all
classes Of consumers.
oci2 JOSHUA BEsL.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday morning, John Dacey, the propr-
etor Of tobacco and confectionery store in Hicksst
near HamtOu-aTe., called az the FOrty-tlrd Precinct
staouHOuse and delivered himself up, stating that he
had just shot IN sefdefense John Mullady residing at
the corner Of Dkeman and Richards sts South Brooklyn
II appears that the evening previous two men named
COunerton and Boyle at Daceys store and became
involved in alteration regarding the alleged
stealing Of hose from the house Of Hose Company No
and that COuuerOn took B0yes hat from his head and
refused H. Muiady being present told Boyle
that If he were like him ne would kill the -, and seemed
ready prOlOng and embtter the quarrel when Dacey
intCrfered and put them all out from his store Dacey
further stated that shortly before be delivered himself
up Null ady 10 the store armed with pitchfOrk,
and accusing Dacey OF having struck him with brass
Ruuckes the evening previous, uade several passes a
him with the pitchiOrk. Dacey eyaded tie weapon and
retICatng 10 hls house. ran up stairs and procured
revolver, with which he returned ana ordered Muady
away when the latter renewing the assault with the
FORK, Dacey snapped the revolver at hun several tines
the weapon missing fire each time. Finally Dacey sue
cecdtd ~ dlschargng the weapon the ball taking effect
III Muiadys right side just below the RIBS. INJECTING
wound winch u Is believed Will prove fatal The wounded
man Was conveyed 70 the Long Island college Hospital
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration met last
evening at y o'clock in the Society Library Building
Universyplace Mr., Wins;ed presided The other
members present were: Messrs. Bssinger Kapp Lau.
uel' ana oGorman The statement OF the Board up
W may 20 le69 Is as follows Number Of Emgrants ar
rlVed up to May 10, 1894 May 49, and up 10 NAV
70 'SSs 10 same date In 1868, ss3ss Balance i'm hank
90 iSs soo4l 81; aggregate receipts 20 Nav 28 Sss5
y pIspaise mehts, t5l, ,639 80. Balance {JQ 0ss O9
cseS "ss tsad from the Sanitary superintendent in
80 e examination OF emigrants on their ar
@Ilra @ ~ ipOse OF better providing against small
pOA anu Vlher contagious diseases Laid on
the tapie unth more direct commandments ara
received IIoin tne board OF Health eOmmunIcati"n
was received from dwight II. osted stating tbat gs
would sell tract OF land on Wards Island an e. ooo na
money paid within one month. Referred 10 Tie CounIt
tee on Wards hland' A communication was received
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
IAHnR MnNEMENTs

The ron-mOlders of Wllllamsburgh, who are
now on strike for advance Of 10 per cent on their OLD
rates Of wages met last evening aud received reports OF
tbe urogrcss Of the strike. these TepOHs 10 ap
pears that but shops still hold out against the
men. .,,,-,
The coopcrs employed in Of the largest establish
ments m iuuters Point have gone on strike for s. 30 per
day.
cancs In this city scyerh new associations TO De known
as Penny Societies, the objects of which are DOth pro
tectye and beue yOlcut Each member upon joining tins
association pays initiation fee Of j0c. after which ne
l. taxed cents per day. out of the FUNDS thus col
lccied the members receive sick dues aud funeral eH
pen,ss ,.,,
The committee recently appointed by the clothing
manufacturers who day two visited the prOpfl
etos of tho shops for the purpose of acquanug
them of the action OF the employees relative TO an IN
crease Of wages have been informed by 90 OF the 20 en-
p,oyers that rs per cent advance viii not be given
Ihc men announce a strike. The society numbers about
~ manufacturers, several Of whom give employment 10
from 80 To 70 operatives.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
TIE LIVERY STABLE FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

The brick stable of Mr.. III. Il. Witty, on
Neynsst near Fulton-aye, destroyed by fire Tues.
day night was one OF the finest Brooklyn in respect
20 architectural Oruamentaon as wen as TO business
Recommendation IL was four stories high with front
OF CO feet aud depth OF 90 The basement aud second
floor fitted up with stalls FOR 100 horses, ana the
other stories were arranged for the storage Of carriages
seighs and harness, The building completely de
srOyed only one two rear walls being LETT.
Several adjoining dwellings were considerably damaged
by water. aud GoOdenough Frankel lost $4,000
I'm damage 20 stock but fully insured. How the re
originated I'm mystery Mr. witty estimates his loss on
the building at $4,000 and on stock at $4,000 IN all SO
600 His insurance amounts 10 $4,000 Up 10 noon yes
tcrday only so his mad been found Dut IL Is
probable that nearly. quite all OF them were saved
aud Will yer hc recovered Mr. witty is conduc'i ing his
business AZ present at the junction OF Fulton and Fiat
bush aycs but Intends as his iusurances are
settled 10 rebuild his stable on the same site.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

. FROM NBw ORLBANS-in steamship Bcnvle, Mty 26-A Al
hrrrt M Monssuvtt Mrs. S H. Dane Mas Monk Mr Bath Mrs
Mr sad children Mas Miller A. H. Suter. Mr. aud Mr Mar
children and servant g. Bulnag j., Mb LAeke Mss Roo
erts Esiug Nor aud Capt X T. SSh G. H. Herr,
M D,mu6g Post Grogan Richard Lyons, ChSs BoSn
Carlisle NJ EsciHon g. B Mopieh wife and children Juan
soto H. Nes Martin Crsias NJ Gonfaei Miss NJ A. Reyes
g. REYES Mss Carmen Rsvsi Miss Isabel Marshall MH y
Pierce child Mrs Santos Bara and children
wife child Mss Anna Psrny Miss nate kogeis
g. ". Barnes e. Paro SInry Smith r. Cvri, Nj MeCosky e. D.
FfaucoA
FRoM HAvASA-In steamship R'Ee MJ H-wu. 4. Dosne'
faulty ou, COppn aBd WIFE, Ms hegs Nhs and daughter
Eahs uch EImo Jose Gutmeu de Ia Vega Mrs Ret and child
Mrs child aud servant FnuasA HAu Loreno GIVE VI hea
and srrra Cheusuu MARCUS Rca r. Areh Mise Anna Juasn,
Moae M C4ndsd Rca Miss Angelo hca Miss Conapan
ra wife Miss Maria ca, and two servants,
Aruuam three children aud three servants Manuel hrnyo.
lueira GutmuI del Reno, aud others.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT NEwARKs

Mrs Dougherty the wife of William Dough-
erty, wellknown citizen OF Newark killed yeser
day At the inclined plane Of the Morris Canal At the
point where the accident occurred the boats passing
the canal elevated by being drawn up the hill upon
Mrs DOugherty attempted 10 in front Of
moving when she became confused at the shouts OF
the wOrme warning her out OF the way. She fell 10 the
grOund and dragged for distance OF thirty feet
when the passed her body. When taken up the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
iIs SEw roEE
l. M was reterred to tne Consel tor ar onLnlon

This list was referred a. the Counsel ar opinion
The Board adopted without opposition report from
the Committee on Applications providing for an i'm
pOrtant reduction IN the price Of licenses, follows
Licenses OF Form allow sprituous liquors 10 be sold
aud drunk the premises; licenses OF Form allow them
10 be sold only The Old rate FOR licenses Of Forms ana
t25O the ratio is S25, except Tor hotels aud
tanrants which will Dc charged fl2j $50, 800 $780,
according 90 the Of business done: licenses Of
Forms aud are for the sale aud drinking Of beer
for the sale only The old rate $780, the rate Is
$50 except In case OF particularly large business when
the old rate VIII be charged The class in each s
be determined by the Committee ON Applications. This
new system which st take effect FROM May !, will IN
vOlve reduction In the Excise receipts Of nearly ~ per
cent and Will probably cut down the annual fund from
o. 100000 TO tO0OO The report provides that there
sha be Increase In the number OF places licensed aud
makes 10 rule that when license has been revoked
neither the the place shall be licensed again.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
BRIDGEPORT. CONN-A daring attemnt
RosENDALE HOTEL HOMICIDE.

Wallace McDaniels, the alleged murderer of
Thomas T. COrwin at the Rosendale Hotel has been
moved from the police station at fremont to the county
jail White Plains. The three persons held by the Cor
ouer at the conclusion Of his nQustion Monday last
witnesses for the prosecution went 20 White Plains
yesterday 70 testify before the Grand Jury. 1t
pected that indictment will be found against McDan.
L.I.t I'd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Eagle Greene Havana MAy "a, hdse and pass
Steamship menvlls BAKER New.oreans. mdss ani pass
Sram,hip Dugo johnson Portland, mdse. ami
steamship Al atro,s. Davis Fall River.
steamship iiattsrs Couch Norfolk, ndse and pas"
Slip va Friucs Williams Newport, Eag s. days. railroad Tou
ship Daniel Marcy, Ross Liverpool q days mdse ,.
Chief Hsrug Malaga March 20, Gibraltar April iuL
Bug Muc, Polo, Prtti, Windsor, n. =, days, plaster
lit. Harris Palermo 80 days, fruit Ge
G. Eatou Curry, Palermo via Long Island sonod 10 days
fruit Sc
Bng Cyclone Fr,ble Blrlbethport
Bug Olive. Parker, Bangor lumber.
seLf. j. s. Nou'ton. Cr~tsy George " B days piug
MAIanta, Mciuue Windsor. n \. plaster #
Schf Isabella Buon RIO GrAndr Su 81 days, hides, wool 6c
Len 10 Dor br Cacique. New.loh Ia IS days.
schr A. Ford Carpenter kocklsud b. 10 days bang stone
SeiE Ououtn, Hammond. klsSorth uhber and lath
Schr. Eleu Mrrinan Crranrr Portland days, lunbsI.
sehr. Lookout Poneroy Portland, lumber.
Schr Gem Jones. Havana 10 days, mgi'
Schf. Judge Lane, Rdgey Bangor, lumber
SthE A. J. DYER. Ieuley JonepOrt, spiug
Schr. Auua Elizabeth. Bulett, baBgor, lumber.
schf. T.. H. Nash Wilson. Harrington, sping
Schr Yoaut Crsaner Portland. amber
Scht. Alabama, 80 Calais 7 days lumber
SthL Julia, Nash Millbudge days lumber
Sohr. Wm. Riley. Cobb. Nantucket, fsh.
sCHoOSERs-MyKR
Casco Lodge EnIsbstbport N. Berry BIhAbsihpovL
Kstie Church Port Johnson. w. =. Drowu. Alban'
Sarah Jane, Albany. John ~ Ferns, Virginia
B. c. Tefy Geugriowu, d. c. NJ. ]. Kennedy Virginia
X j. Duncan, NtgluiA Yankee Doodle. Virginia
kdsArd siaie Alexandria Va. L. Daues, Portland, c.
kFergfsen. Proiidesce. Sea Bird, Pail River
Ahuon BAcon Providence Lauartur, Nafehsm.
Henry Rtmsen. NeW-Hayen. John Colius, Virginia
sarah j. lloyt, AleIAHdha n H. skinner GeorgetosD.
Jalen Neson Geofgct"Nn. James L. Boyd Virginia
Iobt L. htocktou. Virginia. Line White Virginia
Henry 4. Wool, virginia d. Is. sleeuAn virginia
SAILED.
ps-Ausrsau ani Colorado fnr Liverpool; Dorian GlAs
Cow Fsltos Brrinsa, Sc Alabama. FeTbandlna, PA
. DOMESTIC PORTS.
EENLoSDoS MAJ fd-nrsd birA Tnniy fon HaFis lsADdi
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

0ne6 nv about forty prominent citizens OF the Guy
earnestly protesting against scheme vhlcn had Deeh
Tor landing emigrants on Sunday conyersa-
$500 Of the subject followed MT kapp iavor
ing the landing Of emlgants on SUNDAY, a1 al ,nn @
ned 10 Law the whole matter on the table Carried me
oard adjourned to meet next Wednesday evening, al u
I,cIock al the same place,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
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TTtR WEATHER

THE WEATHER
NEv.YosE Tber. Bar. Wind Hour Iher Bar wind
600 2992&SW o. wv NV
2QASS.W. 90 29S2 SSW
$50 2gsSW. n go 1882 SSW
Morbiugyery cloudy little cloudy and haIy
go a. eoudv a. AteruoonClondy a baEy little
cloudy up cloud Atunsei begun to rain at S01 rsi9Z to SI0
55; thunder shower 5t 10 u O
srt thunder auboW arch perfect 659 portions Of secondary
boN; 10; 6ne 00ud scenery 10 Rain
Depth ByenngYery cloudy g. overcast to
llsO5i hfbtupg al times 10
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
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EsPENsCHEID, LEADER AND lNrRoDUCER OF
P Tor GsHt, The style for 1903 ready
for apeeiou and The R,PESscHED RocKr MOUNTAIN BEAVER
f utBy JsA hrois this the most elegant and dahng
Isr he h. ever bough n saerOom sat No ls Haaasi
and gtskmans sta
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

seh VIM Boardman PhIiadeph foI Horweh Church.
from Georges Banks for EewYOrE ThoA Honeosn from Georges
Banks John Comstoe from New YorE
Chief Sailed sehrs A.
J. X Mundel, Georges brig HAVeoek. Windsor
BOsroS steamship Neptune from NewYork;
FredonA from FySli hs WsnnOna from Geogetovn Means
from BiIabethport
hosRoE Va. MAY 26PAsed up. fEate Savannah
Norfolk Annapolis
SAVANNA May -Arived sehr Lime Watson Philadelphia
CHARL May 8-AuVed sehTs ~ w. Smith and Consta-
ton from NswYOrk Philadelphia ssled
r York; Sea Gull for BaOTsi seh Annie Lewis
st. MARY, Ga