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OBITUARY.
GOTTSCHALK. TIE PIANIST.

GOTTSCHALh, TIE PIANIST.
Louis Moreau GOttschalk, the eminent Amer
pianist and composer. died. on the 18th OF Deem
ber at Tuca, Rio JaneirO, after illness OF three
weeks. He born IN New.Orleans in 1922. In
1871 he sent to Paris, and. after four years
Of education In music, appeared as pianist
in 1915 In January, 1862 he returned TO the United
States after number of professional tours abroad and
since then has visited, with great success, the
cities Of this continent and others His
Banjo. Night March, SodisrsOng, ApOtheoss,
and other compositions for the piano, are
well known and have thousands of players. His com.
position like his playing, brilliant, ingenious, dash
ing dreamy and gracefully adapted to the SEN
tment OF the hour lie had unquestionabe and remark
able mastery Of the piano and both as musician and
man Of society his will be widely felt among large
circles of his devoted admirers.
The Hon. J. S. Green, whose death in st. Louis
was announced yesterday represented the state OF Mis-
souri, in the OF the United States from 1856 tn lS6
He born I'm Fauquer Co., Virginia. Feb %, 1871 re-
moved Alabama in 1885, and went TO Missouri IN the
following year. Being admitted 10 the bar In ls4O he
gained lucrative practice. He entered political
life and I'm 1916 elected member OF Congress. In
1880 he stumped the State of Missouri against Thomas II
Benton. lie Minister Resident to New-Grenada
under President Pierce In 1856 he again elected to
Congress- selected by the Legislature senator
before taking seat in the lower House. While IN the
Senate he served upon the Committee the Judiciary
aud was Chairman of that on Territories.
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NEWYoRK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ......ALl

SENATE. .ALBANY, Jan 20, 1870
The annual report of the Prison Association
o. Ncw-York received and ordered to be printed.
REPORTS.
To the Statutes Of the state extending the act
Nors Of Richmond County borrow money for paying
debts iu relation 10 the fees OF the Clerk OF
Westchester County authorizing the trustees OI Dior
BILLS INTRODUCED
Regulating proceedings against corporations by njnnc-
tous and otherwise relative TO highway from stewart,
ave To the plank road in NewUT cch the General Canal
crts in the Eeth Judicial District; enabling nonresi-
dent guardians 10 obtain property II TINS state Tor Their
wards In other states allowing the cOhstfHcoR OF GER
railroads in the city and County VI orK ana
HcTOss the Harlem River. =,
Notice was given OF bill TO repeal the act creating the
Metropolitan Police Distinct, and 10 provide Ior tle elec'
York '''0
bills PASSED
The bill allowing the Utica Mechanics Association 10
barrow money -
The Senate into Committee OF the Whole ana as
posed the following bills noted: E chafteIlnS tue
board OF Missions Of the Protestant episcopal Shu1Sn
Diocese OF Albanytird reading; Bill charterlng the
rses OF the fund for the support OF aged ana nlrn
ergymen OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese OF
NevYork CITY Mission and Tract SOciety-thrd reading
Amending the act relative 10 preferred causes win
ocharter trustees OF the LenoN Library was passed.
WAS moved that the Railroad COnmttee report the
amount received by the Iairoau , MI, Se
extra charges in those cars are made winch was alu Oh
Progress was reported on the bills repeal the Metro
pota Excise law and TO extend the jurisdiction Oh the
suUogate's Court - Ella.
Providing for the relief from OnerOus assessments ana
taxation OF farms and lots divided by county mes pc
tween counties amending the ACT Ieang " 1iH,s
svamps extending the time for the collection OF Excise
f-es I'M tie Metropolitan district resolution that the
go into Committee OF the Whole on thS DILL was
bnl was introduced locating highway In the Eighth
Ward, New.lOrk. Adjourned.
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larger. 10 claimed 10 be impossible "because there
was no room" which 20 build sheds.
At one place visited by Mr.. Berghs party the mash
was very sour and the disgusting Mr. Bcrgh spoke
OF It, whereupOn the superintendent flied bic mouth with
the stuff and declared it excellent both for COW and
beast" The Hon. George j. Lincoln President Bergh,
two detectives (One sanitary Inspector clergyman,
and TRIBUNE reporter have visited the stable owned by
Mr. Areson He has been pronounced lawbreaker, and
ample time granted him to reform II the law Is not
complied with, the TRIBUNE report about him will
probably contain full particulars Of his arrest and con-
acknowledgements.
WORD ON SWILL MILK.
To the Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR The subject of Milk is now before the
public In tangible form. IL to that now is the
time for action Let us have law establishing MIX
Bureau" with competent inspectors, that the public
may have the security that they receiving pure,
aduerated milk whether in condensed form or in bulk
Tor many years have had IL In contemplation 10 have
inspectors TO examine and give certificates to all who
yend milk. Let each and every who sells vends 10
pay small fee for cense aud IL it be found by any OF
the customers that they selling sw aduterated.
unwhoesome milk they shall have their licenses revoked
and pay fine Of $50 and be disqualified again TO
sell milk IN this State. II II be found that COLLISION is
formed between the inspector and the vendor the nspec
tor shall be disqualified TO hold position Of trust
thereafter. am satisfied that stringent law
not be made to break and keep down the thevng
derous acts now perpetrated by the vendors Of this filthy
trash sold milk from dstillerys breweres, and
other trash of like kind fed TO Sw milk IL not
milk but filthy slop made from diseres and brewery
waste, having been filtered through diseased
and abOring under delirium tremens. Have not
some trusty legislator who will take upon himself the
responsibility to introduce resolution for that purpose
And should there be another bully from any district not
1000 miles from Long Island dare TO rise in his seat
should law be brought for passage-and propose 10
strike out the enacting clause let hun be an anathena
brooklyn, jan 10. 1870.
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AgDERsoyAt White Plsi.s on As 18th in1~ Hon Joseph An
dersoo the 7cih year Of his age go. 80, ,u.
The friends Of the emily are nst 70 aepa Us 1 S , a.
O'Clock Carriages Will be in waiting on the ARRIVAL Of tue d
tras from EeS.fork
s,s Manchester Conn on Wednesday the l Of jiu
in., Harriet A. wife Of Charles Cheney Of that place
CLARKB-op "Wednesday Jss 49, James Clarke late Of 'de CITY
The RG sns o. m. ny are respectfully 'Ovtei me fuer.l
from residence 400 West FyOorte't This Gay 'FniAyl
O'Clock p
FERRrs-A Greenwich wsiues la l9DeAcOn Siaa Ferris
Rrs end friends af ts family sroiDyted attend the flD,r,
FRIDAY NJ O'clock from te FIRST Cong
o'clock Train from Tseasy seVen'hst
JARMAy-A, Chatham Mori, Co.. J., Thuray, 2o inst.
from rsdsace Of John Could at above Place on SAia
pa last at y p u -
TIE 1s,e. soi friend. Of the family respectfully Invited to attend
on sanday tho 2jd INST at o'clock p N.
LIR-on THURSDAY 10th insA H. EanngtOa Lee aged
The %' fsa, 's. snd family respectfully Invited to ssst
ds 2ad l9 o'clock His remas will be taken to West
Woodstock Conn for uternent
Yonker, JAa 49, 1870 Mary Il Many wife OF Lewis
The SS, service. will be S. Paul, Church, Yoaks at oeot
p iiJ. Dist nat Damages WILL Dc [" Tue 'IA"'H ~
The o'clock train from NewiorG
pARlsRN-O On THURSDAY 10Th ils; Capt Otto Psrsn
son u " rAr.eA lOd late Of the ss sst
Rs,1s, arS Trends Ms .sPS , s!o HobSeu j. GA
Sunday, 10 O'Clock His remains Will be itie'fei Ia
Cemetery
The isnd, family re,Osch' invited to oa TIE ns,,
,., on sssd.y s1i inst at O'clock The rsn'a' will be
taken 10 p.Nae n J., for iaieEment
Providence. /. papr' please copy. 49,,
kRIp Al a.tahir, fht IS Ia he 10th yea o 9s
Major OsrOA Reid, formerly Of hunn's'0o ''"'''' AO'
IsanA NJ, n,
suii.n YonEer' on the Tab Of JAM Hon VIM lad
nj. Sus s services will take ps the Rs''rT'd paS CAe'1 p
lScs to Wosiaoi H., friends and ''a''a'a' '' '''''
ID attend lt funeral WHOM lilAlr' wv
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEwORLsaS. 20-Co;ton fm at gag I2lc ior MiiHug
se receipts $50 bales eSposto Liverpool 2by4 bales
to Flour rs 3Il0bj jUSb NJ Corn bun AZ
+ O5d 7Oc Bran, ~ 80 Hay hrm Pork brmer AZ
$50 snd higher at 4 Ul7t0Sic Hams Is Lard
fierce 7c Keg, l7iU8c SugarPTme lIal3c Moasses-
Prime 6Tat9c Whisky. s2,aJSc Cofee-Fair l5fl5c Prime
l6di7c Gold 2l Sterling Exchange. l5is hs"-ioA Sight Bf
change per cent discount - .,,-
san PRASOrCO Jan 3Pour unchanged Wheat 6n AZ 81 %
65 Barley. 81 6Sl 3D. LegsIteniers Bemnally Be
Jan 2OThe Cotton market closed trm receipts,
bales; exports 3j4baes; sales 300 bales Mdtnss 24@
2-ColtOn good aud demand and
sales 1000 bales MtdHSs 2ie Receipts, $50 bales
20l bales
SoRpoLx Va Jan 2o-C5t,onreceip,s 20 bales; erpocoast
wise 2i3 bales sales IS baes The market wasqn Lo" hilaE
23ld24c.
sr LoU. jan 2O-Tobacro arm aud unchanged Cotton firm;
Fall 81; No do 81 Isl Choice 81 % Corn dull ant
cbanged Oats Sue. bulk, aud +dS5c sacked Barley
quiet Spring 81 05 Fall 81 J5DAl 90 Nothing doug 10
rive 9dhc Provisions heavy Mess Pork S2ID
s2 Dry Sailed Clear Rib sides c packed; Clear sides 4ie
Shoulders l39l3ie Clear Rib Sides Clear
l6I d6ie Lard qu Prime Steam 3c Live Hogs srsv at
IS for light heavy. Cattle firm At - 73@4 ~ for
Inferior IS 50 for Fair to Prime sogs6 % for
Choice Recep-Flour bbis Wheat $500 bush Cora $500
bush. Oats, 500 bush Hogs, LOCO bead
WILNNGrOS " C.. Jan 20-Sprts Tupentne hm AZ &c hosn
Strained So Crude Turpentue steady Tar steady Cotton
steady at 23D2ie, for MiiluS rr $780,,
MwAUKEE Jan 2)-Four armer but unchanged W5ea. sesiy
s5c for for No Dressed Hogs tunef At Sl01
$40 Recep-lOO bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat shpmen-
1000 bbls Flour ...o,, ~,
BUFyiLO jan 2-The receipts this week far are 600 bead The
dull shade lower thaG last week H9gs-lle
moderate AMI the market is hruer Common to Eria SS
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ASSEMBLY.



Prescribing the Jurisdiction OF the Court OF Sessions
&c allowing the construction OF gas works IN New
Tie Committee on Federal Relations to whom was re-
ferFed the Cuban sympathy resolutions reported series
Cfgsnized a Government de Jaeto. aud maintained a
ndfng army therefore they are entitled TO recognton
that the people OF the State Of New1ork condemn the
afou 81 tbe General Government In the gunbOat natter
at the Legislature dsapprove OF the dppcauon OF tne
Neutrality laws 20 the Cubans denouncng the lethargy
al H. Geuerai Government with regard TO American
czens foreign prisons ana that our representatives,
Cgress be requested TO act IN accordance win THESE
stsOIuti0ns The resolutions were recommltted ,
Jll was passed allowing the Common Council OF Al
Amy city % issue bonds.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Repeating the act exempting ministers OF the gospel
nom taxation authorizing the school trustees OF roma
Sa1dA 10 borrow money; providing for the election Of
bspectOTs aud canyassers Of elections IN Kings County
stng apart portion Of the park In BROOKLYN Tor q
parade gfound relative 70 practice IN the surrogates
1Drt I'm the city Of NewYOrk authorizing tho election
q Police Commissioner IN Brooklyn ana the estaDnsn
uep Of poce force IN that city providing for enroll
az the militia repeating the act 70 prevent cruelty 70
simals IN NewYOrk; 10 extend IRVING place ~ SOUTH
es ia The Supreme amending the act relative to
saYngs banks; amending the ac' I1Iferine LaaS and
% Tor causing death BY neglect nyG S S ar
adder company at Port Richmond repeating Tue act
" widen Mdin-st. IA Brooklyn.
RESOLUTIONS.
resolution was offered that the Judiciary Committee
b. directed % draft bill for more peIeo' icB''ia
Coneurrsnt we're offered requesting The Rep
eniayes In Congress 10 urge the repeal VI INC HanA
hg privilege Tabled. $3.50,
Concurrent resolutions were offered favor Of paying
he State debt incurred prior 70 1852 Ia gou
y the Committee on Ways aud Means.
Resolution calling the Metropolitan Ponce SonlmIs
gO1ers report within ~ days the amount Oh nheS e"
lcted by them was tabled. ...
The resolution 10 appoint a Committee TO attend the
funeral Of Mr. Peabody was called up ana aIteI penk
aehded so AS 10 make the Conmitee consist on tS
Tom the Senate five from the House, ana that ubey
,lould act without expense 70 the state tho resouIon
Ihs sensis bill els: 8 the Lenoz Library read
1ioto0 was made recurring the Metropolitan Police
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CHESS

The efforts lately made in behalf Of the game
of chess with such marked success as some
statements would lead the public 10 believe The truth
is that the system Of tournaments as now established
ensts the admiration OF a comparatively small number
OF players. There is but little rivalry The games are
generally single ones played upon one board CONVEX
saon game, series OF games, OF half dozen gentlemen
representing Brooklyn the side aud New York on
other, would arouse public interest and the two sec
tons would feel the force OF rivalry. Why not get up
such match A dozen gentlemen PLAYING among them
selves u cold casteated building IN New
York and another dozen playing among themselves IN
"a confectionery establishment Brooklyn cannot hope
TO popularze their pastime by counting secusOn.
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THE LOYALTY OF CONGRESSMAN REEVES.

a petition 10 IIIt IIUUbt OF REPRESENTATIVE"
ia m circulation In the LIST Congress District TO unseat the
Hon Henry A. Reeves. 10 narrates his conduct during
the Rebellion his incarceration In Fort Lafayette, his
giving aid aud comfort the enemy las spoken OF ny
Mr schenck Of ohio when he was sworn mr. hhu also
l. L. OF which Mr. Reeves is editor aud proprietor De
eIanined By select committee. III Is also asserted tnat
Mr. Reeves il not the choice OF the loyal people OF tho
district The petition reces tho circumstances attend
ing the nomination. and contends beside that tho Hls
tro IA moi egal district II Is at present formed the
law recurring that district shall be adjoining territory
while the LIST District Is divided ny the county o hhg
The petition closes with request thht .ho pouio' W
legaly formed and new election ordered ...
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MUSIC.

THE ARIoN CLUB AND DER FREYsCHUTz.
We again refer to the interesting perform
ance OF the Der Freyschutz which the Aron Society is
to give this evening at the Academy They have chorus
OF unexamped dr and strength and with the aid Of the
New-forR Sing Academy will doubtless give such color
and effect TO the fine opera 1t has had in this
city All those DEVOTED to music look forward to the
casion with unusual interest.
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Natnrc should he Assisted.


admitted he medical faculty fiuihmsutal pr'cple 81
beasg that without the Of Nature the greatest edors
would he It is wisely provided By tue Aa's'a
economy whenever anything the physical the
bOl brought bear eIpe the disease tn.
grea ain therefore gben powers T his bees
kept preparing DR. sCHESCHS sBAwBED TONIC witch
gives fresh vitality all the oru, Of tie body Tee eject Of this
medicine upon liver krey, prompt
patient enough qut dragging aud ~
Tonic feels he hal taken lease Of m AID he
Of the article be oyeoyel God the Of helt
coupg through bis frame It's prepared With care ard
eutey vegetable It free from the
often urged against preparations OF the KIDD As medical ageut h
equal while It's pleasing favor aud heh, eject, have
general ivoHe 1t free from all properties cciei impair ID.
system and mild soothing
sho have used this great elixir attest is virtues.
Eyen those who the enjoyment Of perfect health e1aeay have
need to have oB pye1ye q dsps,e We
against u the Us her oy IA
health remedy be regularly without vu,
vitality and elasticity the Unlike temporary smasnt
by the organs sfeed sink hhn
only up stomach but keeps toned up The
inz all force. that stomach
hungry food digestive apparatus ready to make uuh
This stimulate the heart into stronger seton aud VII pump
fuller current through the healthy blood wi take the
thin blue agd the ard eaoa ~u
established strength Gesa will and Ee bal
steadily diminish.
Price of the Pumou syrup 81 per b.
or 81 80 half dozen Pills . Fo By
duggs,s JOHN HENRY No Colegepl,es wholesale isert
HeIrnbold's Extract Buchu aud IMPROVED ROSE WASH
cures secret aod delicate s stages, Little expense.
pleasant taste asi odor immediate aeoH from all
f-.f ,,a-sfag
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PERSONAL.

The bar of NcwYork gains an accession in
ex-Gov Solomon OF Wisconsin, who has removed to this
city, and has opened law Office at No Ill Broadway
In the West he has attained envabe reputation as
lawyer. an orator. and public officer.
After the official reception of the new French
Ministers, NJ Daru is said have remarked will for
give the Emperor for having TO Yincenncs
on the Sd Of December In prison van, like Traupmann
but had very bad quarters there" The Minister
of Foreign Affairs arrested after his protest against
the coup ded sent TO Mazas aud afterward transferred
10 the dungeon OF Vinoennes whence he liberated
few days aterward through the Intervention OF NJ. de
Morny.
At a public audience Of the Pope, in came an
American lady She got an armul Of rosares blessed.
" Is that all 2" said the chief OF Cathocty patiently
"Your photograph. Holy Father, beg" Here it is.
What more do you wantl" "Your name at the foot Of
the carte" Plus TX. hesitaed. He did not like it, but
the spirit OF sacrifice to his ad-he resigned him
self he signed the card "Have you another favor to
ask r. "Holy Father, give tho pen with which you
wrote your autograph" This time the excellent old
man lost all patience. "Here, madam, take the pen
holder, and-take the inkstand also" The American
lady CONTINUES French authority wrapped all up in
old newspaper opened her travengbag, put in the
spoil, and departed with low courtesy.
Ex-POstmaster- General Randall, Flmira
Postmaster Burt Of Boston, the Hon. &. G. Fogg OF New
Hampshire. T. 5. Gilmore OF Boston, and Lieut.. Long
necker, United States Navy. are at the Aston House.
Gen. John G. Fremont TaryOwn; Gen. NJ Kane Of Penn.
syvania, j.. 7. Ross Of Auburn, N " J. LangdOn. FL
mira; the Hon. Charles A. Washburn Minister 10 Para
quay and L. Blackstone OF Norwich the St Ncho-
las Hotel = The Hon w. Armand OF Halifax. the Hon.
r. S. Fournoy OF Virginia. Col A. Piper Springer Har-
baugh of Pittsburgh Gen g. T. Este, Washington. o. 8.
Bushnell OF New Haven. aud Capt Wilson OF the 9Th Cav
airy at the Fifh.ave. Hotel = A. Bierstadt the
artist. and W. f. Roelofson. san Francisco, at the
BrevOOrt House. Col W. Is. Beck aud Capt. 5. w.
Day, L. s. A. and Col G. T. Patterson, Washington are
at House II. G. Hazard of Rhode
Island is at the st. Denis Hotel = Gen. Thomas
Klby Smith is at the St. James Hotel Col j. G. Ben
nett of Syracuse is at the Hoffman House. Exon
gresham r. ". Kellogg Of Alabama. and Henry Z. Jar
rctt Baltimore, at the Metropolitan Hotel
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Spttial Bottles.
HeImboid,s Fluid Extract Duchu

ffEItHUVFuH IFuNH"
Il certain for diseases Of the
BLADDER KIDNEYS GRAVEL DROPST. ORGANIC wRASSEsa
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. GENERAL DEBILITY
snd all diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS
whether eIis;lngin
MALE or FEMALE
from whatever originating. sud 10 mSitera
HOW LONG STANDING
Disease. oftbese organs require the Of diuretic
II no treatment submitted Consumption Insanity eo,as
Our Flesh AMI Booi supported from these sources
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
taat Of Postery depends prompt Of reliable remedy
H8LNBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHu
Established upEsris Of 10 ysars prepsreds
IT. T. HRLMDoLDs
Drug ant Chemical Warehouse,
No. 59t Broadvsy Heg.iork ard
NJ "A sor,h Te,fts, phflassnbf, u.
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fines imposed upon patrolmcn, with the names OF the
officers Hncd ho OF the fines, the naDo OF the com
planant In each case and the disposition mado OF the
nucs: which tabled under the rule.
Tho Speaker introduced bill providing fer the sale OF
the property Staten Island known the "Seamens
Retreat" Adjourned
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tho 18th OF December. 1874. her sister Ellen Conse-
quently. when Kate and Ellen Baeman" appeared In
London. IN 1851, at the st. James Theaer Juvenile
prodiges," fact you omitted name they aged
respectively and years, myself being mt that time
B-father 700 young To have daughter aged l6, as
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NATURALIZATION weIbesday 10 the reiDee OF the
brides hy the Rev Howard Crosby NJ Hanes IT, 10 hA
A. daughter OF the late Frederick Fiuck, all OF TINS fy
PHNROsB-PArTEBAt Rosevle, j. by the Rev Richard n
sorrs d. D. Edward Penrose 10 Harriet & PAttes daughter
Of Jams, PsTtse. esq, Of New'ioEh
weinesla the 10Th inst at Sc Peter,
Church. the Rev Alfred Beach d. d, William W. Per
rne Wis, Harriet youngest daughter OF b1e late DS
Miles Stevenson OF Chsiy, Clinton Co, N Y
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sCUDDBR-On TUESDAY Uap 49, at wssej j. joanna crsns
seudder 10 the 9lst year fiber sac
The friend. Of the family invited 10 senf The s5er
The Presbyterian Church Wesse Friday the ios1 LAST " u
o'clock m.
TRBDwBLIAt Southport COM Wednesday, 18th inst. msU
Louisa Tbop wife OF T. Lemon TredselL
Twenty seventb ~ AMI return At Relatives Esd
friends invited without further notice
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Hazard & CnsweIps Cod Liver Oil Is be beat

Pure Milk, Cream, Butter, and Eggs-Delver'd a. RESI-
duces New York Bfooklyn direct froa the farm Address
OAKLAND PARA, Brentwood, Long Island
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Abont u. IN. yesterday, William Lissng,
German noe 40 was taken sick al tho Hotel Jegol NO "
Harciayst and died while bspg taken To Bellevue Hes
piLal,
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M1RRIEU.

The Troahy seeds S. Sand for circular
Adlles. GIG, 4. WARlNG jr. Ogden Farm, Newport K
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DIED

Au Notices % Marriages mast be iadorSed 9th f'l!
name and address
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMESIIC MARKRTS
WEST INDIA MARKETS

Hv,sA 20The Sugars brought 20 tbs mike: are generally
inferior quality But ieS good lots have ael arI te ef
ehants a complaining.