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day since the emancipation OF the negro when little
an amount of money wOuid do the good It VIII now We
or more have been at High Point, in North Carolina
The coored men earn $40 MONTH and the women Is To
% cents day at times. During these ten mouths
large number Of them have saved money enough To pur
chase LOT Of land for so, and have erected what they
can uWellngS-mere cOverngs-upon IL. Northern econ
OIny can hardly 20 ahead of that.
Samuel Jones' Superintendent OF the Freedmen
schools at Richmond Va. gave a brief sketch Of the
work that state saying that when they began 10 years
ago PDlc sentiment was very strongly opposed To them
THIS has now very largely passed away FOR the people
forced to what have ACCOMPLISHED Last year
dealings ahd Mo we nave never incurred just worn
Of The Endorsement OF Society OF Friends
has ever been my safe passport everywhere.
Remarks We're also made by Elizabeth CumstOck Mary
II Thomas, Joseph Haviland. and Henry dickinson.
About S. 900 was raised by voluntary contributions for
the coming years work among Tie freedmen
The Committee indian Affairs presented their re-
port a the opening Of the afternoon session The follow
ig r ~ in the tribes composing the csutral super
ntenIsnc at present ~ Of these about 500 are children Of
fuht nv F1. light teacher. eug employed There three
schools conducted by others lan ft"s ga i ip s,e s % 80
schools Tie progress has been slow dnns The year TIE
tribes this location generally Tarse am un'' WIN ~ ~
precision of any other than nomsdc hie . =, . ,,, 49,,
Arrangements made the erection Of dSe1ns ad
sebolgs among the Ouapiws dwelling and No
for The DE avares recently settled Oh the Peoria n % ne
eastern bsnk the Neoho Ber A. soon P1esO a, S8 ~,
the pra re Of Will BE- c0nmen'el
he cs, M rm in connection with the dwelling thst tie far y
by oer do sonehrg tHrl Us gt ,he creation o;
school build ngs teachers homes sc. ,. .,A ~. T.,
40 members Of our religious society are 10 cons o 70
dians in yarou relations II toad he cut to seple benen
their abo from those due to cbange o g
Washington Government belongs primarily me crrd o
t sSs cca enforcement has o''n ''''
We have eason believe that pecunay obsons Of the Un
erase their value promise Sill AID the anrr
their appu in the best markets o. coun 1eh articles As
will be to the Indian and BY their 'ha 'sH'' D'
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POLITICS ON LONG ISLAND.

The Senatorial contest for the lst DISTRICT
to have reused large number Of politicians ana
five Democratic candidates announced for the nom
nation in Queens County alone, as follows A. n. De
grauw Of Jamaica, f. A. Lawrence OF Flushing D. b.
Madden OF Long Island City, aud J. B. Pearsall ana
Townsend Cook OF oyster Bay. Richmond has candi-
date I'm the present incumbent, Mr. Frost, and Suffolk
County mentions the of the late Congressman me
Hon. H. A. Reeves. The Republican candidate VIII ~
Gilbert c. Dean Of Richmond The District Nt0ruey-
ship OF Queens County lies between Benjamin W Down
ing, who now fills the office, and Col. Noble, the
Corporation attorney OF Long Island city The Repub
Of the st District Queens County, will renomafe
the Hon L. Bradford Prince for the Assembly, ana the
Republicans of Suffolk County will also renOlninate the
Hon. George Carnan for the Assembly. The death OF
Robert Pearsall VIII necessitate the naming OF new
candidate by the Suffolk County Democracy for the
position. The Assembly lid District VIII present IRON
present appearances renewal OF the triangular nshJ ol
last wear with n candidate put forward by the
Republicans. The overwhelming defeat OF the Demo
cratic candidate for Assembly in the LIST District OF
Queens will cause the nomination Of "A strong man by
that party, probably Frederick Lawrence.
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r5~rvrr-2 S-c-hen D Arersou. Youngest son h TIE H
-.u.iI ..... o.. ...--r-' 81 OF ,has city.
"a ..-r.,r Juas 3 E.h A., only child Of JOhs
~, .. .....s i ..Irs srl motifs A., 49,,
ne. o. ..- % D. f,niv nyiei 20 steni The isne,'
... ...I. beg -rl,Ia.l,-eE, 9irs John Do''' No -
- morning Iure 7. q o.. O'Clock.
,Tt,s.. s D. oaiay Jule5 David CLARK 0, Haeke0saes
Notice o.. f.r'-.' ''..-'G
CoaT,-Oa ,ua, Iuel Howard Costs in the 51h year Of b"
III ,i-s ,r friends, an be Members q the As'odihon Of
Exempt rn, re,gra sg.tei TO attend ,he iaHgi ser''es,
Tue,iIv sftrrnon a 80 without further notice
ASSOCIATION FIaENRshe members Of the soovs
Aos are I , r Ho ,ferScon AZ Io os for the purpose
q paving the last tribute Of respect to 295 .9I
cooprp 4. r,revoos v : On Sunday June Charles p
Cooer formerly Iloboken in The 2d year Of h age attain,
III fae from The First Baptist Church cor Third and BlOom6b
Hobokea, y. j., on Wednesday morning at Il O'Clock.
GRISCOM-At Railway j. Sunday morning Jcoe Mr. Edward
F1aers At Ls late Railway Tuesday afternoon At
uorsg-I,,e 8 At BROOKLYN Mr.. Elizabeth W. House.
Funeral No % ahnonsI, Brooklyn. on Tuesday Afternoon
June d. at O'Clock
KELLY-Nrs Jane Kelly at her late residence y Horaio-s
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MINERrhe funeral Of Loretta VIE Of Joshua D. Mlper
on Wednesday morning ly fer relatives and trends are nVie9
TO a aoi from TnSTn for the Of those wish
10 De present az Aer aemenL
,FFIn this tv on the Margaret o. wife ~ Gutaye SUI
and daughter the lste Roswell L. Colt Of PaieT'qn j.
Tue relatives and friends Of ee family are n,lel' ' ~ "a
Snyyents Tuesday morning next 9th ns at u o'clock
without further notice.
SvITnA Astoria l. L. on Phiiy June2 Margaret Eliza, wife OF
Roe II. smith aged % years, months II days
TRENAIN-At Oak Hill Greene Co. n y on welnsiay May h'
wALKERoa SATURDAY Jsne Mts Sophia AM tie beloved VIE OF
The 6ner vii take place residence, No Livingston
| place, At 0 clock this Day.
wRIGHT-A, Hamp,onburgh Orange n y SUNDAY Jane %
TYPHOID Kate W. only daughter Of d. bI0" AHl mary A.
Fu Ml.H on ' weiae.isy June T. at O'Clock
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sUNsTROKEs YESTERDAY.
The following cases of prostration from the
THE PRESIDENT OF NICARAGUA
n the Edftor OF The Tribune.

To N e q tfOr OF TITO ITFU"W
SIR: A late editorial in your columns re-
marked that the telegraphc from South and Cen
trail America became considerably mixed in transnis
sion | am sorry to note that this "miXing" sim
,i,uos somotimes with rather serious results. For
example in TIRE TRIBUNE OF May % there i the hed,
ing 1.-THE President of Nicaragua charged WIN ih'It
The present President OF Nicaragua 0lr vicente Qi1r
elected unanimously by the untrammeled choce OF MS
fellow-ctzens and installed in Office In March ast IS
citizen the highest purest ana nODest cnuacte hou
Doitican seeking office. but taking with INQUEST me-
taon high position only At the urgent denhhus OF
his contryInen The dispatch referred to should nave
read St Salvador instead Of Nicaragua IL = Dueas
the President OF that Republic VINO Is III Vi
losing his life for his alleged TODDeries, f. W.
Mar York May %, 1871.
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A CLERICAL DENIAL.

TO me EdftOr Of The tribune.
SIR: | have just had my attention called to
an article which appeared in THE TRIBUNE OF May 49,
beaded "A Clergyman In Difficulty" | pronounce the
charge therein made false, and without any foundation
I'm truth Respectfully, yours D. "ENDELL'
Erie, Penn, June 2, 1871.
THE article referred to above was brlef leie-
graphic dispatch sent by the Associated Press rom
Erie. stating that the Rev. Jonas Wendell, age Co.
nod heen arrested and taken to Edinboro a charge
81 fornicatjoD with a Girl Of 10 named Terry. We
have mn authority for the statement save the Ass0-
ciated Pres, reuOTt.-Edi
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THE STATE or Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


wNrxeroS c. 5spts Tupen;ins steady At Sc Ro.n
ous, for Low No 81 b5 20 for Extra Pale rs
r Pale Tupenne steady 81 Is for Yellow Dip - % for
irg &c.
AGrsr Ca June and excited with Light offerings
sales bales receipts $50 bales Liverpool Mtdng 5e New
York Middlngs, lStc. se &c
Yrw.ORLEAss June 5Four du AID depressed Supedne 80
Dube EItra Sc 5O Treble 50 81 Corn in good supply
and demand Mixed 5c; White 17Gc Oats quiet 6Jde5e Bran
quiet 81 Hay-Phme, S23 Choice, S2t PORK dqi Mess
10 Is asked dull. Shoulders, 7 Clear RIB sides ti
Clear sides. 9c Sugarurei Hams l3qic LaHi duh IeTce
Ol TI6ic Kee l2dl2lc Good 70 Par lO5c MoAes
FIRM. Fernerung 35d4 Plantation Reb0ned 4la3Jc MAy luI
Oagc Coffee du i3id5lc stock, 1900 bags Ehehnse-
sterling. l2i; EeW-York Sight premium Gold IIIt
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Guetial Notices

Al w. j. Il. DALEY 81 Co.'s -.-. .-.
62t BPO ADwNY BETWEEN HOUSTON AND BLEEcKERSTs.
70. PR CENT French China Dinner SETS lol
no PER CENT DTsCOUNTwhis French China Tea Sets ~
10 PER CENT DIsCoUYT-Cool and gill French China Dinne
70 PER CENT DISCOUYT-Coori and gil; French China Tt
70 PER CENT DISCOUyT-Coore Chamber Sets II pieces Eng
nsh goods - 80 .-. a., NJ p.t.o, shaaIi
30 PER CENT DlSCOCNT-IyOrJ- nlnllel Dnne hni'e '
make 81 50 the dozen. r O.. T. .t.... X.
40 PER CENT DIsCOUST-Syerpaei Casters, six cut boF'
80 PER CENT DISCOUST-A large assortment Of Msntel Ve
10 PER CENT DISCOUSr-Chn, and japanese Vases Ties W.T.
Sc, sc. -.
than be found elsewhere -
W.. P. DALEY Co..
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Schr Mli. Meade Greenwich. &C.. ID. H.
sehr Fdth MAJ Higgins L,Hesdle
Schr Ranc0Dus, virginia
Schr Geo. Washington lecb. Elzshtthp0rI of oaN"'
Schr Romeo. Whtfpd EizsbefhPot. for Albany.
schT L. D. Jarrari, Davis. BilaleDpori tof NoIw
Schr ~ shaNay Cobb. EizsbethDor, or Camhrhsep'r>
Schr lcob Raymond Hetdn, nbeihpoTt tof fV'"o'o'-
schr Gen Grant Curry BiIaoehpor fol boston
hchr spleadia, Phinney, Wsreham
schr Jacob Brllard, Wason Bddzenort
Scar Ben. boriant sears d. Island.
scbf John Wright Dickens. Portland O.
schr Christina 4shby, Nanuoket. with fh 70 ~ e. tooges
schr Leonoa Brooks Nantucket VITA Lsh 70 IT, C. hgefA
Schr Pspspum Ryder New Becfod.
Schr Adelaide Smith, Sag Harbor
Schr Mary Iice Tee New Haven, for Rh,ahethpor
sehr. James Chapman, Lee, Ioudont for slifm.
kohr jed Frye Langley Georgeioyn, D. C., for NeEba'sn
Shr. G. KiR Robinson Nrgna
Sthr HaLesel, Blake Yir1ua
schr. G. r. Hubiari Lovehud. Virginia
Sohr. 4. y. Pun eL Perry, Baltimore.
Schr. Is. X. Hall Drsko. Virginia
Schr. l.. H. hopkins. Pretmorp, Georgetown, D G.
Schr Mar Frances, Gaskn Nrgna ......
Sehr " 4 Bailey ThOmss Virginia
schr Wauponss, Dean. Virginia.
WISD-SgldOBl, light b. very nsly.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s. c. 5-sA ed r. s. Ca'kin for Phia
dclpha, Walton. o New YORK. and H. "A Mayor for convle
FORTRESS MONROE Iunc sfa.Cd n sfp Cray fage nom MOI
bngs R0mauia Nsyss lesorl tb West LADIES'
Passed hrgs Mississippi Tor benerlra and IT. Houston Tor Ponce
SAvA>AH Ga June &c cared hars march, for Blreeonai hns
Auabp BlTcsloaa scTs Harriet bIcsser ioE FoFo fHe"
AMI COque'te t)r Bot
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and usnrpation the Democratic party can
preserve The Constitution The first concession 10 me
whsperngs OF the fatal error ana thls
the acknowledged Violations OF the Constitution VIII DC
an invitation TO further innovations upon our
form OF government IL will educate the peOpe 10 co
cesson and AZ fast as one IA made another VIII DE re
CURED until there will be nothing left 10 eohoeuo a
nothing left upon which 10 rest liberty Oh ~ io'''
usur and OppressiOn.
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GLEANNGs FROM TEXAS.

TERRITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBUNBl
KEw-OREANs La, May 29.-Texas is great
State geographically with immense natural re-
sources and gigantic possibilities; but she has moi
yet justified her early promise. Her wealth IN SOL
aud cattle. with the ease wherewith an abundance
Of food NAV be secured from these with little labor
has blinded her people to many shortcomings winch
.bould not have endured or been endured so long
Her babitations, as a whole, far smaller, ruder
and less comfortable, than they might and should
be She ought TO pay for ten million panes OF
glass aud hire ten thousand GLACIERS to set them
directly. She is in urgent need of twenty
thousand more schoOl-teachers and fifty thousand
instructed cooks 1t is grief to see beef that might
be brOiled into tender and juicy steaks fred OF
stewed into such repusive indigestible messes as
have encountered at all but her two best hotels 1t
is a CRYING shame that region where the Peach the
Grape the Pear the strawberry, &c, grow so lux
uriantly and bear so bOunteOusly living almost
entirely on Meat, Bread and Coffee, even if these
articles were what they should be and in Texas are
not. In Labrador or Alaska, such "hOg and hon.
my diet would be faulty under this fervid sun it
is strocious No family which has been five years or
over in Texas has any right TO live so badly.
Judge that there at the outside fifty acres of
cultivated Berries of all kinds in the State perhaps
as many of Grapes, and possibly one Peach tree to
btcu ldtoUY, lDOug0 COublutI tutI q niSh cot
mate. At all events not family in every ten has
erbet iruit-tree, grapevine, or strawberry bed,
down 10 this hour; and fruit makes no part OF the
average meal. Yet the profusion of wild grapes
OlustangJ in the BrassOs bottoms, covering nearly
every tree for miles after miles argues that choice
Grape, would grow here if any one would only plant
Them while know that Peaches and Strawberries
are now nowhere more luXuTiant or prollhc. Almost
every one owns land those who do not easny
might but the great majority seem content to 1--we
pioneers of Texas had TO- coarse grass food
alone, when they might have Fruits Milk, &c, by
moderate exertOn. The girls working IN L0wen
factories would strike the first day that they were
fed like the family Of Texas planter who owns hye
thousand acres Of Lard and large stock OF cattle.
speak Of these things at the risk Of giving Of
Tense. because they ought TO be discussed TILL cor
Tected. The Texas pioneer, living hundred miles
from anywhere, with negbbor to each ten miles
square no roads and no bridges, had 10 fare as he
could. There is for cherishing his priva-
tons after all excuse for them has passed away III
half the money spent in the State for Liquors and
Tobacco were devoted TO making dwellings comfort
able and supplying their tables with fruits &C. the
whole people would De happier and better
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5.-Rlchard A. Meniier
and three brothers named Underwood living in Perry,
Rails County Mo-, had quarrel concerning fence on
Wednesday last when one Of the Underwoods fired a
revolver at Menifer without effect Menifer returned
the fire. MORALLY wounding Underwood. Another
brother then fred Menifer, killing him instantly
Menifer il represented quiet and peaceaDe man.
while the Underwood family are reported 10 DC reckless
and auarrelsome No arrests have been made.
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RABBINICAL CONFERENCE.

CINCINNATI June 5.-The Rabbinical Confer
ence was convened this afternoon Dr. Liienthal OF On
cnnat was elected temporary Chairman The Conference
will consist tomorrow OF q members and Will last eight
DAYS IL is understood that among the questions 10 De
PsbdnicaI College and course Of study therefor the
formation of Hebrew Publication Society, and making
provision for Jews who are without the privileges Va ~
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OtfICEh,i
WASHINGTON. D. c., June 5, lSIl-p. III
synopsis FOR the past tCenig.tOur hours.
The barometer has remained senslbly station
ary SO far as heard from, west OF the Missouri Hyer'
The pressure has fallen slightly in the MISSISSIPPI Hay
bu. has Wisconsin To the Eastern STATES lho
temperature has fallen north and east OF Pennsy
hut has increased slightly in the southern ana GHlI
States No reports have been received from Texas Inc
ran-sorm south of Tennessee appears to De dsspae J.
Local storms reported from Iowa 20 Indiana fttSn
north-easery winds have generally prevailed dur!hS
the day in the Middle and Eastern states anu on inc
lakes, with clear weather
PrObabilities
Partially cloudy and clear weather without important
change in temperature are probable FOR Tues.a, nOm
the Mississippi to the Atlantic.
sUNSTROKES YESTERDAY.
The following cases of prOstratiOn from the
heat were reported in this city yesterday:
Sprngs found at Porty se7eul an
Heney age Co. Of No s5a Thrlve protasd bis
James Kelly age H. Of No. wuest prosi at Dealoy
and Columbasts. ~,
George Cooke bookdcaer found inenabe in Cblhin,
near FrankfOrt-st
topher-st. from the elects VI the heat
Michael eiran Of no Mulb.r by tie heat
wh driving wagon CAambesst and e 10 TIE 5Goal SUSTAINING
ariu1at iurD
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usIpprN Y-CTAN-On THURSDAY iune the resiere Of the
b nv die Rev l. " Hitchcock b. D. jl, Iabn o u ltte ".
younge usle Of tho lat John hcIh'n u me city 30 CANA
uOw-BROwNSON- Thursday June ~ ~ South oy BY IL
AZ he residence bnirs m.'h'r Pouons y Rev MI
Stockirg Richard Wills liOw ri Brooklyn r. A bfo"A-oh slBl
Ter Of the late John brovrsou, CSC. % Bfook!h
NIrS-At q ? reience o. brides ter Salisbury
conn Jv lie Rev Adam REQ d. samuel G feo 20 snne l.
Nil. Iiugb II Fre,rcs Miles AL Of a." iorn" piece No cards
IaCKINNoN-At Airtnv Nays b. Ray. ssmucl
yrr,T El.r r. Sptncsr AMI Jcuue b. AAln.n both %
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LvFRPOOL-In steamship England June Samqel Lee
Mr. and Nrs Jackson Mrs schwartz Mr. and Mrs Cbeaham
and children Miss f. Morrison, Master Thomas Morrison j. "
Der, r. A Nygh Mrs Mortimer Miss Garbgtt Mr. kuse, Mrs
G g,or D G A lloyd Miss NJ Cannon, Thomas Hgre1yes j.
II Verk James Miss Jane Wood Miss f. Knott r and
MIR. / Mel. Mrs c. Thurst0n. -
FROM LVERPOOL-In steamship Idaho Jane 3-MaT Wehmuth
Rev l. Jdrys Rider A. Thuon Geo Cutter, Fred bTo"n
Dr. j. Young H. 5 Iiaree wife, H. Hewitt AMI wife
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POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.

CHARTER ELECTION IN NoRwICH-A SWEEPING
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
NORWICH, Conn, June 5.-ln the charter
election to-day James Lloyd Greene, Republican, was
elected Mayor over James A. Hovey, Democrat by 80
majority All the candidates on the Republican ticket
were elected by average majority of 800 Last year
james A. Hovey Democrat elected by $50 majority
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Per 80 per line sill ,ere~eu' month To
one hanlr srfs,s limos Nvslaers e.ushg a.
Dals We the or, Ibis rs.f o. nlog or rsp9ns
biy wen las free "a res Gl) p LOWELL Co.
Advertising Agents, No. o. P.rk.rJW. NcA-lg.t.
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PREss-ROOM FOREMAN.-Atentl0n Is c9ueu
% tho adverti,ement of Foreman under head Of Stua
lions wanted The advertiser has had many years ex
perience in trst-cass establishments.
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A few words as 10 The clties :

missed Austin, the State capital, by an accident
aud an allnight thunderstorm, which stopped me at
Giddngs the present western terminus Of the Texas
Central Railroad, leaving s. miles rapidly diminish
ing Of staging over tracks which might be converted
into roads were not the Railroads soon 70 super
sde their most important use. As they are IS hours
at usually required 10 Traverse them, but the stages
Whicl, didn't take at Giddings had not reached
dustin two DAYS after they staItcd-the usually dry
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11olitical Notices

Welcome 20 the Hon. Horace Greeley-Ile Spee'.
Committee appointed By Union Republican General %
wme TTI and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS June sad
at the Republican Headquarters corner Of f'n'A'e' ~
st. A. se SSHss Organizations desiring in
vsi 10 delegates to meet with the Comm G1SovPR
TH0S E STEWART,
A ASPRRT Y W. pR R6GS4r'
SISCLAiR ToUSBY
GEO =. COACHMON.
Special Committee
Eleventh Assembly DisrrictThe RePu6fas Of Co.: H Z.
,; s hereby notified that The undegned COMMITTEE @
Me.. SCHULTZ and oRToS under 'se saeog % I b%s
@ttSs vi. !, meet Zee Republican e 1SSfsS Tues
sT .Ha (: c I9Ps JAMES II lEEkas
THEW MR9TSSAAnER fES SFGh sT sr JOIN
.,s.nh Assembly District Union Republican Assoc
iaon1i3S' B EP TaTRs6af iA EVENINGS
~ oeloct headquarters 46S sirthaye oe'.h @
and nd y IT, a.sc: 1' BENZ MERIT JOSEPH POLLOCK
W. G. RICHARDSON --------,
apeatend enrolment Of the RspqShsaa es.i9ss o. ss ss
.s en- sa S ss, Sss s ESfsS9
aSSDlY june WEDNESDAY Jam from soy y oi
yasE R a ssOAhii' MARSHALL B. BLAKE,
JOHN NAi'' JOHN H. BRADY.
Fi5een,b Assembly Di.tricI-Te Committee appointed c,
ss Psr1S h District 90 sATURDAY MONDAY and TUES
R R,on SyfS hi. 70 % SSss "S
.,,,,xpxs WILDER Secretary.
p,h,ecrb Assembly Disfrict.-The Committee appointed
the Repnheans this District will meet for that purpose
rrFsDY WEDNESDAY,, and THU RSDAl EVENINGS June 8, J.
AM ~ - ALBION r. MAN. CbaiunAa.
uprup sTIpR CHRIS. PUILMANt
..nnI pu a. MINK BERNARD bIGLIN,
ALEX NJ c. SMITH,
Gao. W. Lros seore,ary
Assembly D.trictrhs Committee appointed
"a he Enromen the Republican Electors Of this distinct,
10 Of TIE directions Reorganization
hv The State Central Committee viii for that
Al, One and nineteenhst and Thrtave MON
NV TURSDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS June g. D. And 7.
an 7 10 10 ocock All Republicans ATE cordially invited
''u ~ ulRlDON NELSON CRAWFORD
oriS T HALL JOHN A. EAGLESON Chairman.
SIMON sEwARD. WM. HAW, j., Secretary.
STEPHEN ROBBkTs
Txx.,ty-ar-t assembly District Grant Club.-A refuar
t AZ Of tbs Club vii be held THIS TUESDAY, ENENlNG %
,ov II,u cor hundred and ninetsenhst and Thrav
s,gsk ...... WA l.. HAEAUVS, PsSs.l1-.
Jaas, Acxsgsa J, ~ MCDONALD. secrslarisA
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u IRHIEH

Wedding ard Visiting Cards, Stamping P,oes
wa LyzR3EfLs cOss l frLlON-F.. O-D DUTCH CHURCH
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John-On's ABodyne Lnime Established taOfor internal
ami eker8s Ussi sni recommended by Physicians everywhere
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Parsons Purgatye Pis-Best faul- Phvsie % in boz
SHKRDAS's CAgALRY CoSDroS PovDE. for H)se and Soef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

Winchester, Hypophospnire. WI cure cos'rrrTros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
A FATAL ERROR.
From The MsniDhss dIlpSd

As we expected, the Democracy Oh Viiq hT W.
isndieham. Selfish demsgogues and party trlckstrs
will derive a temporary Proht hy-tls new
H. -, st ,tesmin-bip looks not 10 present eAptalgts
t W. fntnTe and ultimate good, and II seos The BEGIN
ming Of strange ana unknown iIteil omlioS u"n , ,e
h.,r,nrrstic Greed which viii ultimately destroy th.
uarty' since tubs shameful aclulcscenec Ill Hiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
A Few More Left.

A Few More Left.
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