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pLSSENGERS ARRLVED.

PROM HAvRE-Ia amsh2 VIE De Paris, June g.Mr' Dr0p,
elt aid Mrs Leevre Mr. kseys = n li'
ZEN and uar,e M VI - Caroline Deulsh, M Irnifeu
NJ : garet MIS- Geue, Miss l'ue Penseot MISS
jose dluglters NJ aud Ars Brute "
I,nry Tamsry Sander Louis Frame- Guaan. Feu ia -
Thomas Francois Chapp Atlel Chaph l.
Cerf Nr Cha.ain Donne jean BoTger Albion tr,v-i,
Eugene Ieunson Victor Mr. Rep Mr. Pavonst Mr. ecerc
Mr. ard Mis8 OOargrt, Aesr, Marshall, Two
brother. Jau6 var do Vlr Augu-tB Stich Miss earn ne 'br
Roam, E0re hOstzla Glos8nni faA
Ss,o Plro Sayaa C,etu0 Pea bernardo hoea Barlo0ueo
Mr. Kt,,u b. DuNonski Francois hton Laurent Al ert e
;. Gen. le Tpblnd E,uarI iao"ur hads
Lug Mr. Pnon D.zamlud Jean Louis LotI Geo. Bourgeois
r Beleru Ei0urrl David
From HAVANA AND VERA CRCZ-ln steamship ,tf Of heneo
Dir lamiIo.cDn ami H. d. hciaT4s h ahl
A. NJ d. Linden. A. G. Harris VIM. cens
Jos Ox.or ioas JOS simpson L. r. Sauto and " O. heio~,
dfuE ter b. KO'pe T. Garcia Crecl IEeo
HaacA Ar Rodriguez, J. J. VILLAINS Geo heiig.
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Fort Richmond He immedisteiy ORDERED I0l. hacken-
ze OF the Ith Cvary In pursuit OF The INDIANS with
well mounted cor,mand Of four companies . ,x,, A.
victims OF fhe tragedy. They presented horrible ap-
pearance their bodies being fearuy inuta'ed os and
captOrs. One had been chained to wagohNnoo Ter
burned Their names were, N. s. Long. Wag0n-IasMsI'
James S. Elliott Smith Elliott NJ j. BaXter james W.
liams Thomas Williams. and Jesse Bowman ieaps'vs
Those who escaped Thos. Brazeaie, HOODS heei''
Il. A Day. Richard Martin. and Charles Brady. a.
An officer from Fort Mcpherson reports that TWO Wnte
men and negro scaped near that posi-, ~ III.
dans Saturday. One OF the men is dead, the otner'
are expected TO survive
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RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
TIE RABBryIcAL coNvrRrxcr

CINCINNATI, o., June 6.-At the Rabbinical
Conference held here to-day. 81 members were pres
ent from Ohio New-York, EewJersey. Kentucky, Lon
isiapa Kansas and Pennsylvania The Rev DIR. Ilubsh
NJ Ney-York was elected President, and DR. Inientha
~ Cncinnatic Vice President DR.. Lenthal President
OF the last years Conference, sunhtted his report,
which was unanimously approved Tue report expresses
Satisfaction M tle repeal OF tue obnoxious divorce laws
of Indiana regTets that work on te ahSt-yooG mad
not advanced more Tapidly; hopes Iuls mseung
will finish the discussion the Hebrew text rho deyii @
next Conference. II acknowledges that i-Iaentes
must raise ministers IN TINS CouhtS ,O
preach and teacb ia the English ,anSuudse; s f
Gated under the auspices OF the Tree AneIc
lions therefore II RECOMMENDS tbe es., ~ nre
Rabbinieal College. IL presses the Importance VI pa
pairing for 10 by determining upon course vi e'""'
adapted 10 the times. ,... ,to, ,uo live
Tue report closes by recognizing the fact tha W. NV
In fines when reli gOus Questions play prOnltut pi.
That in Europe Church and state are Piepirahs
ence this country and that undcL - S 49, -
circumstances II IS the duty OF the jews 10 snow Ia
they are favorable 70 complete separation rom =
and state and that Judaism ios adapt Itself u the
progressive spirit OF the age.
"NEW- JERUSALEM CONFERENCE.
Chicago, June Elm the New-Jerusalcm
Conference to-day, the Rev j. p. Stuart OF e. LOUIS
read paper or Nbath recreations He held that rec
reatons were .a bile on the Sabbath but could nov
determine e o. extent. The drama could Dc
given on Sunday and made represent bible scenes Tor
The instruction Of people who are eFihehiy sblphS
away from the control OF the Church ana LrO"hE leu
OF dOgmItism preachers. CT, ~.
Peoria agreed with Mr.. Stuart and the Rev. Messrs f
terrified Giles opposed 10 secular anusem.hIs
Oh tho Sabbath.
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Yset. Coiumbis (new). Osgood, PhiIsdeph'&
WIND-smdowa. light. u. ;. 4. yclear

Yah. csunh, fusr Osgood, PhiladephG
WISD-sundown. light Il. = b. Fcleh
SAILED. e..
Aips-wesphalis, for Hamburg Tann' "' "''PV' ~
MA, for Glasgow; Clsopsra for sa'ahhan.
DOMESTIC PORTS. -.
po,-ov Inn. a l,vd .,s,mshp. Malta from HVcpool barh
John Zfttosen from Ssgla Dorchester from sah hyi 'eSS
Ricb. from Matan1as j. thomson. from Nes'OrleanN -
SAvANNAa Ga. 6-Ariyed, steamh Mass9ha nor
York Cleared steamship for NesYorx: ships Cyao.a .
Jhr. n ~, snd Francis b. Cutting for Phiadephai s'is "
CHARLESTON s. C.. Jane 6Arivei seamshps James ..g -.
NesYors and Virginia from Philadelphia snei bng hoeS~A ~"
Barcelona
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyASa June 5arryed steamship CITY Of Merida Deaken '
Nex-i for Vera Cruz. -.
Lospos Jrne 6-The North German Lloyd NeEYos
Capt Enser from New iork May for Bmen has arrived Al Hoas
amptOn.
touched S0uil pton to-day, route 70 hreueh. A.,
The Guns steamship Aleppo. Cspt h0snd from Nr1ork MAY
Is srriye az q ems to-day. route % Liverpool.
Tie An b. steamship rsian nom Quebec hsy ~ olenel
Movie today route - Liverpool
SPOKEN.
ship Macsuey Se~por Bns for Baltimore May 49, lat Va
Barb Annie from Newport Eng Tor Kenyon, May 10 lat ~ S"H
BIZ Nom r) from Havana for NevYofk June Of DaEar
C-ps-
DISASTER.
The oop Denare Sackett Cold spring. VIII bnes VI a
ing Gate @ a ~ tth. ashore o. te
started her ke and her stirl0aId ade e was u Oh ~
hEackhAs brown, and put the railway al Asona "r f
MEMORANDUM.
Ie hy Burgom1ster ~ Johns X arrYe DID - "~
Hsuel cargo 10 Vent Teten Bockmann not A. BEFORE
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THE .coDr OF HONOR" REVIVED IN PENN


TIE .CoDE OF HONOR" REVIVED IN PENN
SYLVANIA.
PIrrsroN, June 6.-Considerable excitement
was caused in this vicinity, to-day by an attempt to tight
duel about daylight. the banks Of the susquehanna
within the limits of West Pttston and WITHIN snort
distance OF the scene OF the late mine disaster " .eS
schlosinger alias Five Cent Joe' ana D. HATTIE Do'
Twin, in this place quarreled concerning woman ana
a., ,,r,.er sent challenge the attor. meei was
rranged and at the appointed time and place harris
attended by friend two, arrived, aud was followed
closely by schlosinger and his second The prelrnaries
and the men about 10 fire ther PTS
t when the police appeared and the whole party ned'
10 arrests made.
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"YEw-nRUsALEM" CONFERENCE.


NEw-ORLEAEs, June 6.-The water remains
stationary one nch below the highest point reached
The people continue moving from the o7erhowed dis
trct. Tbs President Of the Gas Light Com
pany states that II the water continues
at its present hight two days longer the Company will be
unable Ia suppy gas The city authorities aud charitable
committees continue tie distribution Of food, &C., to the
needy in flooded quarters
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LMl-- IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, June Ga fire broke out
this morning in Conercest, near Sixth in the printing
office % spanglcr n Davis destroying the upper portion
Of N. Dack building. which tenanted by perciva
Collins paper and rags aud G. JrffiOrer, gas fixtures
The warehouse OF +. X TryOn Co., dealers IN pistols
guns. ana ammunition, Was damaged by falling walls.
and IN stock by water Loss. &1C,OOO
TIE total loss by the fire yesterday, on Marsal-st, k
$4,000 TbeTe were % dwellings seriously dalAaeed ana
~ others slightly. Tur Insurance on The mill property
Wa $1,000 About A. tales mad furniture damaged Or
desLTO OIL.
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daily over the Erie from Orange County to New-Y~k
City, at cost OF $500 for freight.
Engineer Taft has made the fastest railroad time over
the Erie record He full passeDgertrsn DC
tween Port Jervis and Deposit, 90 miles, In no MINUTES
~ minutes and passed three milepOsts two ful e
in one minute aud JOrtVsi1 seconds, according 10 !ho
tIBn.
Tue matter OF the lease OF the Monticello ana POH
JerHs haroad is s pending before the Erie Managers
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THE CONVICTION OF GOV. BUTLER OF NE
BRASkA.

tfNuNtihH
The conviction of David Butler by the High
Court Impeachment of the state Of Nebraska, ana ms
consequent removal from the Office OF Governor, has oc
casiOned shock III the minds Of those who DeeVeu
him most deserving Of punishment He VIII not ran 10
realize the full force OF the stunning blow Tor Dau i
Ter was an ambitious man. and asplred 10 sun hgncr
hOnOTs. IL has been assumed by the friends OF Gov But
Ter that the charges made against him were lhe lnNe-
tons of malice aud jealousy, and that he was really
guilty of no wrong toward the public These preenses
have served their purpose, In rasins MN up
apolOgists and defenders during the recent trlal,
but ID is quite safe TO dismiss them hrncefOrth
That converted to his use nearly Sl'WO OF tne
school moneys without securing the STATE when he
ought paid them into the public treasury i now
undeniabe; and it is equally clear that on the stump
aud 20 the Legislature lie misrepTesented the acs con
ncced with that transaction IL ~ also in PROOF tha ne
accepted large sums of money from parties who were
favored with State contracts and there cannot DC
doubt that he repeatedly bartcred the influence OF ms
official position for his private emOluneut III has
been said that Gov. Buffers services in helping 20
the City of Lincoln on the virgin prairie Nllhn
period of three years, ana the erection
Of large public buildings, without taxing the
people should his slight deviatlons
from official rectude. That he has been energetic anu
euterprisi il doubtless true; but when we look al the
character of the public buidlngthe want of care IN
the selection Of material, the wretched architecture uI
We except the University and the enormous sums eA
pended-We fan to the for gratitude toward
Gov Butler and his sesaCrlicing partners In those
ENTERPRISES David Butler Is no longer Governor OF
Nebraska and his disgraceful fall should be warning To
all other officials In this young cOninOnWeaith. ile
time has come 10 inaugurate a new era. we nave Hhi
enough of pecuang and Specializing in official positions
Fortunately Constitutional Convention Is soon 10 ST.
which can arm the people with the power OF selecting
new agents to manage their affairs. Let them iahc
clean sweep and starr anew ON higher plane OF ohcai
rs-r. .TlzIltf
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Dolilirnl Ac!ires

enth Assemby Distrct.The spub elections u tho
district Informed hit THIS HdresJsgl EVENING 0a . 10
o'clock AZ No sfih j. The lss. f0r eenblinrnL
John ~ LAWSON, GsORGE ". CLARKE. D. A. CJNA.lNG,
BRASrUs BkSEDICf A. }. NJ DUGANNE FsANtls r. RESCh,
JAMES A. RICHMOND.
Eleventh Asse irbIy DisirictThe Republican, Of @ ps
hereby ssth " ~ deiclei 'onmtes St'o ed ~
SCHULTZ AMI Da undtr tie authority Of IL Nis Con.
mits Applications ron desiring "a become
menbep Repubess Associate the District Aon ues
and WeiseSdAy Jtne q ad az No. llg boalss,
b r O'Clock JAMES W BGBHMAN MAJ;
TgEw McDOUGALL GEORGE BLISS, it, CHAs. G PiNCKNBf,
IAC0B SCAoRNHoF L. pBLAFlhLD SMITH JOHN CRAWFORD.
Eieyeath Assembly District Union Repnblicyu As-s-
einton-Ths Republican, District r.ques
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVENING" Jure ard irnn
Il sc headquarters ta SiIa'e between fNent shta
The u elrohng teir
Association. RkNIAsIS MEkil IT, JOSEPH b. FOi
LDCk, W. C. RIO RDSoN lr.;sctor.
Fourteenth Assembly Disiric,.Th COMMITTEE 'po ed
20 uperintend \ the Republican electors
will Attendance purpose Ppen humx, ggLN,n o.
Stuyyesant Nu;i-sls The ENE.lN q u tpAh,
MONDAY saet And WEDNESDAY lane os . 20 o'clock.
HIRAM MERRITT l.obbEl - bOlA
JAMEo n. sACAB,T, JAMB dcGfE,
JOAN BAIER - htt>hALL D. Bl AK,
JOHN II. RRAOl
TweDty.fr,t Assembly Dis rri't.Ibe Commit appo ae'
supenr,end Eaomsat u TIE Repab, Electors s rc,,
pointed by Committee ia thai D. DC
harmony hundred Snius, cath Jog Thr Me o. MON
pAY. 1UEhDAY rd NEDNES1NI kFrN 90. fr, g. o. and q.
! ira 10 - j'eocs. All Repu0.,lI orr ', lsi.r.
| ". h. HARADON, NItDf CRtNfORD.
| OTIS z HALA, lC't A JACOBSON Chanusn
! SIMON 1kHA4D, Wa. JAW, H.. Secr,t.f.
SILPIEN nObERIS
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A fire in the cigar-store of Frederick w.
Low at No lJi Thirdiye aie last night 9ag "a t'nst
5000 insured The Bowery Insurance Co. lGf Sz@'O'
TnG building was damaged $500
Samuel GRAY age So of No 40 Elm-st. was run
over b. sage No. il " the Foe Ire 80 brld'afed
st evening and bad Lis night - 'nd arm OlOAeD' i4AN 70 D
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The Beet clie this week, lo hut PAGES we're nov
~ r. 30 ia prrvou tn OF rnz snd e alouu en- 10
~ teal. prices irgns from % &C. y 10 ' iif 20 -s :.
cattle 'oh
Srrii .erlud for >he no. 20 rooo end Tc were lover
,su he-d were sold Al s0Sc - 10 to con ton
oG-T a1o Gull AID price drneJ rs com ara y" q
las sd, 2sOj head changed has 1t from 20 I" Fo'o ~
b net 49,, $500, - a.. ID.
ru,.,I oli, no SCOT, 3 sd each. 70 quality.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June Z, ISL a. Ill
S,,,0isis for the past i0eHis-tOur hours.
The barometer has remained stationary AT
the pacific and the Rocky Mountain ana the Gun STA
,inns wectnyd area of lUw pressure exists over the
Lever Iakes and thence Maine Easterly WINDS nave pre-
y,iled on the mid antr coast south aud southwest
ery winds from the Eastern States to ono KAN Is re-
nnred from ONO to Lake Ontario and clear OF cltIs
Weather To- the westward and IN the southern states.
Js is the OF the storm e1peGlehted III leAds vi
The attn AID AT Key West on the LIST OF June.
~" Probabilities. .
foor and partiay clear weather probable FOR the
Aontrv south aud west Pennsylyania on Wednesday
Tbe Threatening and rainy weather Will probably clear
- - trnm the Middle ana Eastern states without mSn
uiuds.
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NEv ORLEANS, June 6FcT dress H Sgpefns g a'lq Se'
: 3DQ ~ Bacon dull; Shorl 4c CearRb sides We :
Clear Spe o. Sugrcurei Hams 3,a lic Lars dai; Ieee
10. K,r III 2l an otutr articles unclaimed EEch4nge-,,er
LII. 'I2I; Negl Grk Sight. premium Gold ia go,
Ga. June 6Cottou 0lene active al Io &c T u yer
mol Ng but osed dull irrcguarand nominal a. 8ci sales
iGn bale, pt 80 bales. ,-..o- ~
W,INiyCry n C. 6-Spirs Tarpenne qne at 42c RoHn
II adv; Strained; - 20 for No. l. - o. for No al
Crude lupnuIe 4uei - 10 o leuo" Dpi - %
for Virgin Tar-No receipts sales for several days
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican State Convention of Maine
is to be held in Portland on Thursday, June 90
The editor of The augusta (Ga) Chronicle,
speaking by direct authority from the Hon. Alexander
H. stephens defines that gentlemans present opinion as
to the validity Of the XIIIth NIVth, and XVIII Amen"
ments The first he regards vital part of the organic
law having been duly ratified by the southern states
He does not hold the XVIII and XVIII Amendments 10
he valid parts Of the Constitution. these having been
carried by violent displacement OF the regular GOV
ernments OF Southern States ard he erection IN th.l
stead of military dcspotsm." Mr. ST phcns ADVISES no
resistance by force TO the execution OF tbe amehd'
but thinks the wrong should be attacked by constant eA
pOsure and condemnation.
The Washington Patriot, leading Demo-
cratic organ speaking OF the report that the combined
action of Democratic Senator'S In the vote upon the
Treaty was decided upon in party measure
SAYS No such meeting or caucus or conference OF
any kind was held. No pledges made no vote was
taken the Treaty never, In any manner shape
ar forn discussed considered proposed to he acted
upon. "A political question, or in tue sense OF party
some Knowledge of the facts it fairly, fully
and honestly Judged by its merits alone and that there
Eyerv Democratic senator voted freely, upon his
responsibility and convictions and the reserve was car
that the intended course OF s6feIa or tAen
was really lot known, until their votes were cast
LOCAL.
The XXIst Assembly District Grant Club
adopted resolutions last evening in honor of the Late
John Mcleod Murphy.
The Kings County Democratic General Com
mittce, at It's mceuug last cNehhk' IcccL'ou ooinu
nication from the German Democratic Committee an
pouncng that they had resolved that no nomination or
appointment Of German speaking citizen shall he
made, unless such nomination or appointment he re-
commended by the Executive Committee 81 the German
democratic Committee.
The Kings County Republican General Com
mitee he'll its regular monthly meeting evening but
transacted 10 business beyond ordering new enroll
rncDt 10 be made in the Twelfth Ward The Committee
on BYLAWS presented a report favOrng such amehd-
ments would secure the better gov erneDt O fihaI
Elections The report was laid over until tho next meet
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Honf tcss h,NJersey Newspapers Including hve baLe.
We . the put sL,r n this pafer. whom poas
ti'g is well Lis free Co.
Advertising Agents, No. Al Park-rou New-Yok
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

rr1rcpAPmC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS. 4. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4'
O'clock LAST NIGHT.
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NIGEL a. Davidson,

sc BROADWAY Great yonesst,
oser great bargains in Goods suitable fox furnishing Country Villas and
Cottages
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS BREAKFAST SETS RrStTS
TOILET SETS. GLASSWARE SLY. rpiat-f ICE FtI,nhks
SPOONS FORKS, TABLE CUTfEHf, CASTERS, WATERS.
CHAM ELlEit,, aud FIXTU RES for OIL or Gas.
AlSo-Just Orenel, ..... -.
New STYLES FRENCH CLoCNs bROAIE> PAi ~; Ns vArbs
GUEEIDONS MANThL ORNAMENTS, sulAkIl' hlAL FloH fR
Hny OF these goods are prices actually lower l before
the
Patents.-Hos ohsn Patents Caveats Design fnis Trade
marx Paen,, Assignments. &c distractions free MUM Co n
New Yoh Solicitors American and Fore
years experience pGbl.hcn Of The Scentse American.
Post Oce Noiice-Tbe Mails Tor Europe during the sseh
end RDAY TO- lS7l will cos tbs Office TUESDAY
AZ M m on WEDNESDAY, at la Ihuryia a. u an
SATURDAY at n I. II. JONbel tos.1t,
WiIson Shate the lest pst
ela.s Machines \ would Prce IRON 50 10 : TO-
'"'' Sslosisom, ~ ..oadssy
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5uetial Notices
A PiIifnl Condition.

III. sal thing pa,s through lie only half aiS, Yet there arc
Thousands whose ha5ua fanguor and debility. They
arn Of sDel they suler positive pain bat they
have 70 relish for anything affords mental pleasure
| their more robust and energetic fe,iosbengs
In nine eases this os-de and torpOr arises from
morbid stomach Indigestion tie energy Of both Mint ard oiJ
When m ate supplied By dle and regular assnla-
ton Of the foot every organ starred every function Interrupted
Now what does suggest under these Circumstances Of
De reson The rousng and Strengthening not merely
for an hour rtso TO pitble condition than
ever m assure ~ would 30 ordinary alcoholic simaant
sorted toJ. ba. radically aud pe-mlae1is
How desirable obee: accomplished The to this
question founded uayarng experience Of quarter century,
Is easily given Inflse new ygor tgstve By
of HOSrETTERs STOMACH BIrrBRS Do in ad
Inporary remedies bu sake the system BY rcupens
the yca strength ld the great
which all the organs depend and support
By the time doses Of the great vegetable tonic AMI nvs
or have been taken the Of the ds e7t will begin TO feel
i benign influence Appetite vii b. created and with apt tie
pt, dces. what il Graves until the 2ee
until heahu blood the material Of lh and muscle and
nerve ba through channels Of rcuoa nte1l o the
ya,ery plbuum they heretofore been esicsy
l.l
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DIP PRYSTERMOoRR- On Tuesdsy jane g. The Church Of ne
Ioly Communion tbe PEI. J. T. lavren'e d D. Nchos Ds
peys,ef daughter Of M = Moore al 81 WIS city
,.-,,- II tfo...oo,e o,,,st he iudo,sed ,rfb nh
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M1RRIED.

" cdGinE and Visiting Cards, Initial Samrg Pspe.
VIZ LvfRDzLLs S0Ss 0 FrLToNsT orr Oh DyrcH CaUaCa
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Mothers, Mothers, MOthers.-Doa't fail procure Mas
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases Incident the period
,.4hirc in Children.
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THE SI4TE or TRADE.

--LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON Jun. 6-Eyeui gCl.u'a Lusetd, t36dJi Lnseel
oil. 50 10. n 3. 49,.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET

HAVANA MARKETS.
UAvAy, June 6Sugar-So firm Il al reals Exchange OF
In DIM gL ID IrIaIun.
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AtW. }. y. DALEY 81 Co.'S,
631 BROADWAY PETWlEN HOUSTON AND BLEBN kERSTS,
30 PER CENT D'COuS-~tiie French China Dinner SETS ISL
30 PR CENT DIsCOUYT-whte French China Tea Sets, "a.
Iieces.
80 PR CENT DSCOUNTCoored and gilt French China Dinner
80 PER CENT DSCoUYT-coord and gilt French China Tea
80 PFR CENT DsCoUST-COod Chamber sets II pieces Eng
Lsh gOod,
maze 50 the doze.
30 PER ChST DEOoUST-Siyerped Tea Sets SIX pieces be
triple plate. re 80.
30 FIR CENT DSCoUNT-Serpl plated Casters sI cut bOles,
best trpe plate. - s..
80 PER CBNI DSCOUNTA large assortment Of Mantei Vases
Bsque gure and JsrlIniereN
30 CENT DsCOUNr-Cbia, and japanese Vases Tea Set
&c.
20 PR CENT DSCoUNT-Buyes guaranteed lover prices
than cau be found elsewhere.
". J. T. DALEY < Co,
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The sop Cold spring With bnes Eh pas
Ing Gate It the 6th ashore o. te 1il.
started her ke. and her trlotd nde fe was ! Oh -
cklgast al A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

Az Nofices Of Marriages must he indo'sed U'
name amt GGdtCSS
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
S0The Shreveport Southwestern

| s&The Shreveport Southwestern
,olnplacently discourses "thusly'
n the next Congressman for the
district III which Caddo il:
The Governor, We presume, will
In due time act upon the suggestion
# the death Of General McCleery,
MI order an election to fill the
vacancy. Meanwhile it would he
we'll for our influential citizens to
consult together IS to the iittest
man for the succession. 1t should
be BONE in m:pd, that the member
Ilect can only fill an unexpired
term, and 50 far as our interests are
concerned, that he can, in all pro-
liability, only act upon the business
|already on the calendar, and left
()ver from the last session. This
renders it more important that we
should send a well informed,
practical representative to Con
sgress. who Will give his undivided
kattention TO orr local interests. In
consequence Of General McClcery's
! ill-health, last session, he did not
reach Washington until late
period Of the session, indeed just
gbefore the adjournment. His pre-
sdecessor was never in this section
5nnd knows nothing about its wants.
: 1t has therefore resulted, that this
Congressional District has practic-
billy been without a representative
since the war. Our interests would
have been entirely overlooked but
Tor Senator Kellogg, to whom our
people owe many obligations.
We need first class man now,
s;and we hope such u one can b.
found"
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

Governor of Louisiana, leaving a
host of friends and q disconsolate
widow to lament his untimely re-
|moval.
In token Of respect the flags at
|.he State House and CustOmhouse
are flying at half-mast. Several
galleries are draped in mourning
.nd in many places are to be seen
1'he insignia of death.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

PosrToNEMKxr--In consequence
of the death Of Lieutenant Governo;
O. j. Dunn, the Concert announced
by the LOUISIANA PRoaRrs I'VE CLUP
to take place in the Mechanics In
stitute tomorrow evening, is Pn~r-
Y,SED To TrEspW DEcEMnyR s. All
tickets good.