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FROM THE DOMINION.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ErcIusfpely to The Eoening Telegraph,
Opposition to the Washington Treaty.
HALIFAX, June 7.--The New Brunswick Gov
eminent has appointed three of its members,
Messrs. King, Moore, and Frazer, delegation
to confer with the Governments of Nova Scotia
and Prince Edwards Island, with view to
united action against the Washington treaty.
Superintendent Meeting.
TORONTO, Ont, June THE twenty-fifth
annual meeting of the American Association of
Superintendents of Lunatic Asylums is now In
session here. There is large attendance of
members from all parts of the United States.
DIR. Compton moved that the next meeting be
held in New Orleans the second Tuesday in
April, 1872. The motion was referred.
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.MUs1o11 AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusements.

AT THE WALNUT this evening "trip Van
Winkle" will be represented by Mr.. Joseph
Jefferson.
AT THE ARCH the drama of Rank will be per-
formed this,evening by Lima Ed wins New York
company.
AT THE CHEsNUT Dreams of Delusion and
A Bull IN China Shop will be given this
evening.
On Friday, Mr.. e. L. Davenport will have a
complimentary benefit when fine bill will be
presented.
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
the drama of The Octoroon will. be performed
this afternoon and evening
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New York Produoe MARKET,

NEW YORK, June T.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales 20OO hates middng uplands at l95sc. ElIddrng
Orleans, 2ehc Flour steady wiLh fair inquiry
6 80: Western at s. 6Aaz 10; Southern at s675&9.
Wheat quiet but nrm spring, sl6l@1 80 red winter
Western, sl64. Corn a siede nrmer and scarce;
sales AZ 600 bushels mixed Western at 76aT2e. for
uDsOund, ana T2h@l3E for sound. Oats quiet but
firm; sales $4,000 bushels Onto at o6D69c. Beef
quiet and steady. Pork 6rmer; HeE mess sl5-lsa
Is 95; prime lS9lic. Lard steady. WHISKY nomi-
nal at 98c.
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FROM NEW YORK.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

Exclusively to The Ebening Telegraph.
The Pennsylvania COmpany's Lease of
the New Jersey Railroad.
NEW YORK, June THE directors of the
New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany met to-day. The attendance was large,
Central in perpetuity on the basis of an annual
dividend of ten per cent. Finally, resolution
was adopted by decided majority approving
the action of the joint board in agreeing on the
terms of said lease. The old board of directors
were reelected without opposition.
Specie shipment
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FROM NEW JRRSEY.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS. |

Exclusively to The EuentrS Telegraph.
Asa Packer Elected President of the West
Jersey Railroad Company.
NEWARK, June 7.-Hon. Asa Packer, of Penn
sylyania, was present to-day at the meeting of
the stockholders of the West Jersey Railroad,
and signed an agreement to take charge of the
road and complete it within eighteen months,
and settle its Indebtedness. He was then chosen
President of the Board of Directors, with Robert
H. Sayre, of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. as
Vice President, and others of the same road as
directors.
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DIED.


DoUGHTY.-On the morning Of the 9Th inst, ELIZA
THOMPSON DOUGHTY, infant daughter Of Mrs. Kate
II. and the late e. Thompson Doughty.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her grandfather,
j. w. Dibble, U. S. n, Naval Asylum, Grays Ferry
road, on Friday, at 8 p. M. To proceed to Trinity
Church vault, Catharne street, abo oye Second.
GREsIMER.-On the 5th inst. HARRY w. s., eldest
SON of William 9. W. and Hannah S. Gresimer, aged
81 years.
members OF the Energetic B. B. G. and Library,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Thurs
day, the Sth inst at AZ o'clock from the residence
OF his parents, No. 456 North Second street. To
proceed to Monument Cemetery.
LEEDs.-On the eth inst, AMANDA M, wife OF
Ralph A. Leeds, and eldest daughter OF Henry and
Mary ii. Van Fossin, In the seth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, Somerset street. Gloucester,
N. J., on Friday afternoon, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
Toproceed to III. E. Church.
eE- UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.-AT
meeting Of the Class of 1870 held June 6, 1871, the
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to take
from among US our beloved classmate CHARLES X.
PARyN, therefore
Resolved, That we his fellow members, although
and loving God yet mourn the death OF our class
mate as an rreparable loss.
Resolued, That we ever cherish loving remem-
brance Of his noble and unseltsh character, by
which he had so greatly endeared himself TO US our
ResoIved, That we deeply sympathize with his be-
reaved family, and trust that the memory OF his true
and noble character may be comfort to them In
ResoIued, That copy OF these resolutions be sent
to the family OF the deceased
BY order OF the class.
1T FRANCIS G. PHILLIPS, Acting Secy.
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CRYSTAL PALACE DRUG STORE,
534 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

PALACE PHARMACY, GILSEY
HOUSE. BROADWAY, AND TWENTY
NINTH STREET. NEW YORK.
TEMPLE OF PHARMACY. OONTI-
MENTAL HOTEL. PHILADELPHIA, and
1O4 SOUTH TENTH STREET. PHILA.
DELPHIA.
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HeImboId'S Fluid Extract
Ruchu
HAS ACQUIRED A WORLDWIDE
FAME.
AL OF my preparations are meritorious. A period
OF twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the case.

See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. R. c.
8. Speaking OF those diseases, and diseases arising
from the excess of mercury, lie states that
dy is equal to the Extract OF Sarsapara; its power
is extraordinary, more 80 than any other drug am
acquainted with. 1t is, in the strictest sense q
tonic, with this invaluable attribute, that it is ap-
plcable to state of the system 30 sunken and yet
irritable renders other substances of the tonic
class unavailable or injurious.
See REMARKS OF the GREAT CHEMISTS AND
PILL MEN OF AMERICA
VIM. r. WARNER CO.,
No. 154 N. Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Il. T. HELMBOLD-Esteemed Friend:- con-
gratulate you on having the handsomest and, at
the same time, the MOST EFFECTIVE PILL that
we have ever known for the purpose intended.
WIN. r. WARMERS co.
II. T. HELMBoLD will remark, in conclusion,
that his remedies are the result OF long and careful
study. The Fluid Extracts have been before the
public twenty years. the sale OF them in that time
proves their value. All have been benefited by
them who followed my Instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent OF their sale and
UNSURPASSED by any MedIcament in the Dispen-
satory OF the United States not excepting single
HERB, ROOT, PLANT, or scientific preparation
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented a single one,
To dispel any impression or prejudice that might
exist in the minds of many against my Preparations
from the publicity given through advertising, and
u
twenty years, and more conclusivey to prove this
see letter.
[From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
World.l
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
l am acquainted with Mr.. IL. Il. Helmbold; he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before him. have
been favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm OF Powers Weghtman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Phila
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The PHI have thought OF Offering to the aiicted
for ten years.
They are now perfect, and shall stake my time,
money, and fame on their effectiveness. The in
vitng style in which the Pill itself is made, tine bot
tie, label, wrapper-all show with what care they
have been prepared. After examination no Eng
lsh or French preparation will show greater care
and am really proud OF them.
Instead OF the nauseous-looking, carelessly-pre-
pared Pills vended generally and put up in wooden
boxes, and made generally or offered by those
having no experience as physicians, druggists, or
manufacturers OF medicines, test the medicine
offered by your obedlent servant,
II. T. HELMBOLD.
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MILLIONS OF BOTTLES OF MRS. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP are sold and used with never-failing sue
cess. 1t is an old and well-tried remedy, and has
stood the test OF years.
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For OYSTERS always, FRESH, FAT AND INVITING, ="
Stewed, Steamed, Roasted, PaDned, Broiled, Fried,
and Raw, go to Leachs northeast corner NlRth and
Chesnut. Half peck steamed oysters, 26 cents.
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STRUTHERs- .-On Thursday, June l. at Holy
Trinity Church, by the Right Rev. w. Bacon Ste
vens, Bishop OF the Diocese, JOHN STRUTHERs to
VIRGINIA NJ, daughter OF the late Thomas j. Bird.
WHITK-CooKMAN.-On the morning of the 9th
inst, at No. 1881 Arch street, by the Rev. Henry W
Warren, pastor OF Arch Street NJ. E. Church, JAMES
r.. WHITE to SALLIE carp GOODMAN, daughter Of
the late Thomas carp, Esq.
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ELEGANT FURNTTURE-The Messrs. Henkels
stock Of elegant furniture to be sold on Friday,
June 9. 1t is now arranged for examination at the
auction rooms OF Thomas d Sons, South Fourth
atreet
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CIT Y 1T Il NJ S.

RARE CHANCE FOR FURN1TURE.-Mr. A. Barlow,
No. 45 South Second street, in order to replensh his
stock, is now engaged in disposng Of his furniture at
cost prices. The establishment OF this gentleman is
fully stocked with a great variety Of all kinds of
furniture, and those desiring to make purchases will
be sure to make good bargains. 1t Will be recol-
lected that all these articles disposed OF at present
be sold at cost and this special sale will con-
tinue for the next thirty days. A splendid opportu-
nifty is efered, and IL should not be passed over.
purchaser need not fear of failing to obtain what
article he desires, for Mr.. Barlow has on hand
everything that may be called for. Whatever is
necessary for the equipment of house be found
in this establishment. Some of the patterns and de-
signs are exceedingly tasteful and beautiful and the
finish to each article is OF the best. Bedsteads,
chairs sofas, wardrobes, bureaus, tables, and in
fact everything in the furniture line can be had in
this establishment. The sale will only continue for
the next thirty days.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No.
South Second street, has OF the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
nent OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth Of their money.
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FROM THE VEST.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS ]

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
ErelVstvsly to The EUenirg Telegraph.
Lunatic Asylum Superintendent Elected.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Dr. Joseph I. Webb
was yesterday elected Superintendent of Long
View Lunatic ASYLUM
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MARRIED.

BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS the best.
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HELMRoLp,s COLUMN.

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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
New Dominion AdVices.
Opposition to the Treaty
West Jersey Railway Election.
Asa Packer Chosen President
Etc., Etc., ETC.. Etc. Etc, Etc
New Dominion Advices.
Opposition to the Treaty
West Jersey Railway Election.
Asa Packer Chosen President

Etc., Etc" ETC.. Etc.. Etc. Etc
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BABY FARMING IN ENGLAND.-Those who
imagined-if there has been any 80 simple
minded as to imagine-that the execution
Of Margaret Waters would put an end to
baby farming and to revolving cruelties
practised on England, must surely be I'M
attentiveiy the reports which appear daily
in the London journals, of the proceedings
at the London police courts and the London
inquests. Those who have read these re-
ports will bear us out in saying that
scarcely week passes which does rot
bring forth a case or cases of baby farming
equally disgusting and horrible as that in
The London papers of Saturday furnish
two instances in point. The details of
either are too disgusting to be imported
into our columns. In one " respectable :"
married woman was Changed before the
Worcester justices with so brutality liz
treating her infant Legitimate daughter
chat the child was found by the police "re-
duced to q skeleton" having two swollen
black eyes, as though from bruises, and a
large wound on the front of the head" and
so beaten with a cane all over her body
that her flesh resent ied straw liver" In
the other case, ian officers daughter" who
formerly kept school, but "beiug un-
lucky" took to nursing" children, was
found to have allowed an infant whom she
had Obtained through an advertisement, to
die from want OF proper nourishment,"
and in u state of filth which it were better
not to describe. Such cases, az We have
said, crop up from week to week in various
parts of England, and yet unless, appar-
emily, some extraordinary large number of
infants are found to be killed off at time,
as In the BFixton case, little or no notice
is paid to them by those who hold up our
few Irish crimes to the excavation of the
world.-Nasion.
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HALEr's NEWS DEPoTs.-These famous es-
tabshments are in receipt OF the London Illustrated
News, London Graphic, London Times. London De-
Illustrated Weekly, Banner Of the south. Liverpool
Companion, Saturday Night Wiks' Spirit, Turf Field
Farm. n. Clipper, Day Book. Freeman's Journal,
of the Monthly Magazines for Nav have been re-.
1siysd s%o1g them: Godeys Ladys Book Demorsst
Catholic World. Atlantic. Overland, London Society.
Journal Also he is in daily receipt of the N Her
AID World Tribune and Times, as we'll the Chicago
cal St. louis Republican and Democrat Louisville Cou
dailes All the latest novels and literary publications
received. A full line of schoolbooks constantly on
hand.
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The SOPHISTICATED ROMAN CONVERTS
1t is certain that eight of the religious
houses at Rome have been sequestrated I'M
The catalogue is given as follows in the
Roman Nears Letter:
First in the list is the magnificent house
of the Oratory. st. Philip built it by the
charity of the faithful, and went to live in
it. In it is the library which lie began.
Next comes the Monastery of the Holy
ApOstles-whch dates from the age of Con-
stantine. Sixtus v. and Clement XIV,
both Franciscan monks, the former one of
the greatest of the Popes, lived for years
10 it. The Cardinal Penitentiary lives in
it now. There too lived the Woodworking
Father Donovan, who wrote in it his WELL
known description of the city. Next comes
the Convent Of st. Sylvester; it was begun
in 26l. and generation after generation of
nuns has possessed it down to the Poor
Clares, who now inhabit it. 1t was built
up again by Pope eleven centuries ago.
The head Of St. John Baptist is it's most
precious treasure. Next, another st.
Sylvester, the Novice-house of the labori-
Gus Vincentian missionaries, the church
Of which is used for the opening
Mass of the Conclave. Next, small
Which they have kept for three centuries.
Next, the superb monastery of St. Andrew
de Vale, begun for the Theatine Fathers
by princess with the gift of her own pal
ace, this again being purely private pro-
perty. Then the Monastery of the Miner
eighth century, which the Dominican Fa-
theirs have held just six hundred years, in
which the Holy Office meets, in which the
General of the Order resides, and which
contains one of the most famous of the
public libraries of the city. Lastly, the
Monastery of st. Augustip, which the
Augustinians have possessed six hundred
years, where is another famous library, and
in the church Of which lies St. Monica, the
mother of st. Augustin.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, May s.
MORNING STAR OFFICE, /,

MORNING STAR ory1cr.
Saturday Morning, May Q, 1874. s
CoTToN-We left the market the time of last
mdaliDg and IS t.. for stres madlins since which
the business did exceed bales the
e u
ABOUT previous rates With the sales conhned TO aoao
sasg Of $500 clean Hhs
Wednosaay sales We're oon"sd to 1900 Bales at
pors nho%ng change except IN low middng which
Thalsd4y sty Sais. Changed hsnds at N aasasse Of
Frda the s" Is Da ls
without any anotabe variation occasional sales how
Referring 70 our remarks quote the 0rd
If to s na ssss idanr
to tssc per lb The total GALES the up
snsAE AND MoLAssEs-we quote sugar, Wig: fair
to sa dr. 4 to @ ysw ea
4se Sr cent aga g As for srmen,ng city refinery
treble eitra g. IS to 81 so 50 Dbl
.nS = g to re 'usho for mixed and
81 ss so ST onS s.e,
HAYThe trade supplied ~ to sas 90 per ten for
=, : Dbl retail.
80 sIs s so R:G eS to TO
aide. o III ao and Il to isie for
LARD-Tisrces sell to lli and key. .. laa to la,e
per lb.
HHAAxHAsr BAcox-western commando 1aa to $50 Per
h. -. - w. 80
BRRRWe quote choice extra mess In barreis at
sl4 to Si4 so aud $40 to tl9 50 per fierce.
LoulsIANA RlcK-Wo quote inferior &C. ordinary to
good do 7ac prime to good do SIC choice per h.
Goshen At - to 43c and Northern rs to 500
Per lb.
GHEEsE-choiee factory is quoted At 16i per h.
% per DBL New Ioasisna sell AZ Is I per h Ell
!a Ops: s e No
PouLIRx AND Roos-Chlckens arc selling the land.
at "a to Is 10 dog according Turkeys $50
TO- $50. Eggs IS to Ito per doc.
COFFEE-We quote l5Sc Der lb (cold dutv mid,
for prime i4a to li for good to l4a for fair ordinary
-tO-c.
WnskT-We quote CSC to 600 per gallon for choice
eatern rcctihed Domestic patent on to
S. and pure 81 IS to o per gallon, 2. in qualify:
dry flint and IS TO fc for dry sted city saugh
ter to s9c per ID for heavy to loo for light
sALT-WsquOte Liverpool at q 10 to 81 IS fine
rs to 81 80 per sack fable sat in pockets lbs So
4 lbs &C.
Money Market.
Gold iih to ii3 American dollars I07a to 1884,
Mexican dollars 1874 to Il43.
Sterling exchange 1919 to l227 francs 477a to ATT
domestic exchange, to SIG per cent premium.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE NEW ORLEANS
Antiseptic Albright Wood Burial Cas-
Company.

This Company; established upon the model of tn
Paris WIN take charge q buriais, in the WY
real service to the community. and enable public
judge Of the difference between the and tn
one recently adopted Paris this Company has bough
the use Of three patents which gave 1t the following
vantages:
l. OF buryng and e1huming bodies without infection
by means Of patent antiseptic cof1ns, which thoug
simpy made of wood, sdvantsgeousiy replace the me
tallc coffin and have their superiority atested By IT,
most copcusiye certificates from the Board Of Eeat
and Medical Faculty of this city.
without the least danger.
3. or embalmng without any resulting change O
feature or natural color, by process entirely
The Company will also contract for the construction
and will arrange with asylnms. converts, and arg.
establishments sOcieties of kind price
in advance for the funerals of their members
tariff of prices for different classes of r terment
has been made. with adaptation the Of
person This list is publicly exposed in the Office o.
tho Company,
ocs3 6m NO. 81 BARONNE STREET
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Alleged Cruelty to Animals.-A young
man, named Michael Mccoy, was charged
with having ill-treated a pony which he
drove from Grafton street the day before
at seven o'clock. Fined ten shilliugs, or
seven days. imprisonment.
The man M'Bride, accused of numbering
farmer from whom he rented holding at
Letterkenny, county Donegal, about a
month ago, has been arrested at Killy begs,
in the same county.
Execution at Do,cnpatrick.-Th dreadful
peWlty of death was paid on Wednesday
morning by John Gregory, in front Of
Downpatrick Jail, foS the wilful murder of
John Gallagher.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-07

BANK OF LAFAYETTE.-Our readers in the
Fourth District will find published, column,
ing institution They will observe that deposits will.
be received as low rs Persons having small deposits
OF the city and in that way often keep
their premises amounts that prudence would dictate
ought to be elsewhere The recent murder of al old
woman for her money has given a lesson ths
subject tn citzens, who had the impru-
dem habit which Caused her death. The people of the
Fourth District have longer any for such
negligence. The directors and officers OF their local
bank are such to guarantee against any msnauage