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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

WAIT. WAIT FOR THE BIG SHOW.
TIVOLI CIRCLE LOT
OLD JOHN ROBINSON
=, coming TO New Orleans and will exhibit or
-osl Circle Lot, with his
GREAT MONSTER THREE TENT SHOW. MU
sECM, MENAGERIE, CARAVAN ans CIRCUS.
commencing Monday Night. December IS,
.,.e ONLY and Original OLD JOHN ROBINSON. on
hsgiand annual triumphal tour. with
THREE MONSTER PAvILioNS
presslI for he Menasere and Caravan. tie third
1-vot-d to the Equestrian Entertainments. All
s;oiuing and connected together, but
Only One Price of Admission.
4aoSE TICKET admits You to the Entire Com;
biuatiOn-Meuagerie, Museum, Caravan and
C:rcus-Great Three Tent show
Admission: Adults seventy-rve cents Children
I:nder ten years of ag-, htty cents.
TWENTY FIVE GOLD AND CRIMSON CAGES
drawn by beautifully matched cream ami dappled
'lorses-all the circus retinue. Biggest and best
parade ever sn seen on the h, , public strtets ,eE,
~oung. Patyrhychus Leonenus, or Sea Elephants
With name erect, like forest mOnarchs, requiring
ave hln0re0 pounds OF IItbn uSn daily IOr CNeir
aubsistence-the only exhibition in the
world and can he At all hours sporting in
artificial lake Of ocean water
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Tie doors will open for the day or matinee exhi-
,tIon at lOi. A. NJ, and the circus performances
wi! commence at IL n. And for the night exlnbi-
mons the doors will open ut 81: p d. The circus
will commence at a quarter to eight o'clock.
Ample time is given at each exhibition for visit
ors to witness the Mammoth Museum, Caravan
aud MpDA -lt. f<fn he
commence
Children under ten years Of age. so cents
n. BIN order to avoid the ANNOYANCE and de-
lsy N procuring tickets At the ticket wagon tick
cts will also be sale the following well
known and popular places viz: A. Eyrich, book
seller ard statiUner No. 1870 Canal street; st. Cyr
Fourcad4, apothrcary and druggist. No. els Csnal.
corner Rampant street. N. Kuntz ladies' and gen:
tlemen's confectionery store. corner Canal and
Carondeet streets L. Del Modal, cigar stand, cor
ner st. Charles aud Canal streets, and at C. C.
Haley's book and news store, No. l53 Poydras
street. del3
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~ .. HUNT Il CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT
No. lS5 Gravier Street. Now Orleaas.
Manufacturer Agents for
Z. CARVER COMPANYS CELEBRATED COTTOD
GINS AND LINTERS
AXES STEAM PUMPS
oil Ind

Boston Machine Cempanys Engines Portable
and Stationary Boilers; the Baxter Portable Rn.
gines Schafer Bndenberg Steam Gauges; Comn's
Steam. Water and Gas Valves, Hydrants aud Water
Exhaust and Dryer Pans; Berryman's Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm
Drakes, Evart's and Lows Automatic and Hand
Feed Shingle Machines; Clark's Linen Hose Hos
ripee Couplings etc; New York Tap and Die Com.
ganys Screw Plates, Taps. Dies Reamers, etc.;
and Unfinished Nuts and Bolts; J. ". Mixter /
Co.'S Saw Gummers, Upsets and Mill Picks; Selden's
Steam Packing: Plymouth Mills Rivets the Bagle
Vise
Plantation, Draining, Cotton, Iron, Wood work
ing and all kinds Of Machinery, Betting ShAftina
and Puleys on Land, or will be furnished ct shof5
notice, at Manufacturers' Prices
ia20 Ea S,l Tulv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15
WANTED.


NxyANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
w iron for q family of four Recommendations
vaov;raI AnpIv af fhs office nO2B
VUANTED-ONE HuNDkkD THOUSAND MEN
w women and children afflicted with the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia. diarrhea. bilious and
other fevers, general debility, nervousness, low
spirits, etc. to be cured by the celebrated Pey-
ohsuds Bftters Price. 81 q bottle.
ap3O Su We Fri
VXyANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion to . lad,. Would take the en-
tire care of one or ch den, and instruct them.
She speaks q refr ed and correct German: also.
French and English. Ia q good housekeep
Would not object to go in The country.
MRS. HAvELAND,
no12 NJ 200 Camp street.
A GENTS WANTED-FUE IHb UNIVERSAL
"A TWINE AND THRr AID CUTTER Saves tirae,
fwine thread fingers aud teeth Something every
body wants. Samples mailed on receipt of twenty
five cents Address GEORGk DAVIS,
oc3l 3m No !9o Broadway. New York.
$l,OOO,OOO
Gan b, made in a short time by few shrewd men
who will not reveal the secret of the business VI.
der any circumstances
For full particulars. address
JAMRS CLARK,
1os 3mDW 100 Bleecker street. New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

TAkNTleT-Dk ALLbk. NJ. II Dkl Aba,
~ ~ street, near Canal, will attend personally to
Dr. Allen would iaform his patients that the Rub.
Der plate hereafter made will be from . new com.
pound. free from poisonous ingredients and tvios
o. strong a. the vermon Rubber. Old plates
made new ut twenty per cont less than the usual
price. seSS ly%
G1s::::::::::::::::::a;1s::::::::::::::::11s:
The best and cheepest gas in the city can be had
by applying st No. So Camp street, to
W. B. BOWMAN,
Agent FairbankI Scale and Cotton Beams
Fairbanks Co. are the authorized agents for
furnishing sll tho the cue.omhouses, psstofnces,
and all public buildings connected with the United
States. with scales which is satisfactory evidence
that they are the standard for the United States.
southern Agency ut No. 50 Camp street.
8u26 3m W. b. BOWMAN. Agent.
NGADAME EMMA, JUST ARRIVED,
Nx has located herself at No $50 Common street.
between Rampart and Basin-Will tell the PAST,
PRESENT AND FUTURE, and guarantees to cure
all FEMALE DISEASES. Office hours from A. N.
to- r. M. nO19 I'm
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VOLUME V--NO. 2lO.
NEW ORLEANS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A LII THE FIRST PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT TIE
State Fairs of Louisiana and Mississippi
JOHN FRANK.
Imkorter and Dealer in
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
And Manufacturer of
BOOT AND SHOE UPPERS
No. H. Poydras street,
TfB BEST LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,
AND TIR
BEST MANUFACTURED BOOT AND SHOE rPrERs.
Two BRITISH SUBJECTS.
British claimants who had property taken or de-
strOyed by the United States Army or Navy in the
late war, by filing their claims and proofs with the
undersigned can recover the same without delay.
No charge uniess claim is recovered
Notary and special Agent for British Claimants No.
q Commercial Place, New Orleans. del5 I'm
MILLER 4 DIEIMAN.
Manufacture FIVE thousand pounds of sugar every
day in
Candies and Confectiou
The largest candy manufactory in the United
States. They manufacture every kind Of stick and
barber pole candy and drops, and every kind OF
bon bons and kisses lozenses and hundreds of diff
ferent candies. Also agents of DR.. Henley cee-
orated wine and cock tail bitters and keep con-
stantly on hand all kinds Of wines and liquors. Also
a large stock of fire works and fire crackers Mer
ehandse delivered in the city free Of drayage and
for country orders free drayage to the steamboat
landings and depots
Eight good candy makers are wanted TO whom
will be given steady employment. del2 I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

xxyANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
w iron for family Of four Recommendations
-ao,;ra6 AnnIv af ri hs office nO2B
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lCoNTNCED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

VARIETIES THEATRE.
DIRECTOR. LAWRENCE BARRETT
STAGE MANAGER. JOHN H. SkLWfN.
Engagement of the faverite and distinguished
Comedian
JOHN T.. OWENS,
HlO will appear this
Friday, December ), 1871.
- BOB ACRES, in Sheridans celebrated comedy
THE RIVALS. Mr.. George Clarke, as Captain
Absolute. Mr.. Domiuick Murray, as Sir Lucins.
end powerful cast.
Friday evening and Saturday Matinee-The
7 vals. Saturday evening-Married Life and SOOn
Shngle. Monday evenng-LOntOn Assurance.
Matinee every Wedne siay and Saturday adms.
half price Box Office open from 10 A. NJ to
p NJ, daily. Doors open at p. M; performance
commences at 7:3O 2. II. Matinee commences at
TREASURER. R....................F PRANK B. CILLkY.
In preparation GRIMALDI del5
A TLANTIC GARDENS.
c. A, r. FORSTER. Proprietor
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
nos. ~ l.1 and 46 Bar0me street,
Under the management of L. D. Bauer, former
proprietor of the National Pavilion, under the
National Theatre.
TIs FINEST MUSIC FURNISHED BY Al ARTISTS.
Concert Every Night.
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They Make a Desperate Fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
oN UARY.
CHARLES BUXTON, NJ. 7.


A cable dispatch announces the death of
Charles Buxton, the eminent reviewer Member OF Para
meut and leader in the educational movement In En-
gland spublc career has been closely Identified with
that OF his father TO call for reference to that
the latter Sir Thomas Fowe Buxton the first Baronet
Of singular earnesnss and force Of character
He native Of Essex, England, and after studying
for time at the University OF Dublin he left at the
age of q as its most distinguished graduate lie mar
RED that time sister Of the celebrated Mrs Fry and
entered business as o brewer with an energy which in
due time was crowned with splendid prosperity HIS
religious and moral impulses made him
prominent advocate of philanthropic interests.
In 1873 Sir Thomas entered the British Parliament as
member for weymouth which he continued to represent
for about 20 years taking prominent part in every de
bate upon such questions the ameoraton OF the Grim
lnal law and slave emancipation The latter in parcu-
lar engrossed large share Of his activity for many
years and no man on that side displayed more indom
able zeal and rmness In Ms advocacy. In $780, he
created a bdIOntt.
Charles Buxton who was the eldest surviving son Of
Sir 1homcs, was born ~ 1872 and was educated az Trinity
College, Cambridge where he was graduated IN honors
In si Iii, father died ia 5 leaving him share IN the
great brewery ne had established, and which continues
Charles BnXton was elected 10 the british Parliament for
Newport, Isle OF Wight and continued in Parliament 10
that CITY, Maidstone. aud East Surrey
In lsi9 he appeared author. lie published at that
time the memoirs OF his father with selections from his
cOrrespOndence The book vel received and attained
third edition. one review pronounced II one Of
the thoroughly wewritten pieces Of biography that
have issued from The modern press while The London
Quarterty Rccicw warmly commended lis courteous tone
and the excellent Judgment eVlnced III aTranglne We
materials, connected with the veteran pianthropists
career The fame thus cary acquired 10y Chas hl.
sequcnty increased by contributing 10 Inc ChHplllge
Essays" and 10 several reviews In the House Of Com
mons hc took leading part IN promoting liberal meas
ures, especially such rs were connected win popular
education. He was firm supporter OF NJ. Gladstone
and frequent attendant at public NEE nes' in London
popularity OF lbs father, which he labOred to deserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

~, NJ Townsend received every vote, Applause;
naJ n Gardner and John A. White were chosen as Col
n.y. BUSINESS OF electing ylcePrcsidents Secretary,
hes,ed I'm the selection OF Hugh Gardner for Fret
&C ttrcs,dent James W Farr UXth), John X. Russell
,NYIvIItb Col Duganne VIIth) and III, ID. Lapaugh
t1XHy-sia v1ere nominated FOR Second NicePresident
neafeld Smith, move the election OF gentleman,
to letter lately written has been published through
W. to length and breadth Of this State and this land
~ tho soundest political economy-is letter
1bcb may well De inscribed upon our banners as the
tey,noto Of the coming candidate-the lon. George
Opdyke tAppauseI ,,ou
MIR Jas. owens regretted that Mr.. Opdyke had been
mentioned for he conf lent the gentleman would
moi accept. Mr. Owens inay chOked down by cries
of Louder louder" and upon casting the ballot MT.
Opdyke was found to have received Jos votes mr.
LapauCh TO- ana scattering.
MIR Wilder CIV M attempted 20 cav something frther
about the matter. An effort made 10 stop him. but
oappng his hands he shouted out GnCriy I've got the
the floor and I'll keep It'll" and finished dis sentence
amid the derisive laughter OF his audience.
Mr. Opdyke's nomination thon declared unanl-
nous. John d. Lawson elected Treasurer, Geo. W.
Lyons Secretary and James G. Armstrong; SeIgeantat-
Arms ,,.
The resolution Of thanks to Messrs Orion and schultz
which laid the table at the last meeting III OIc
that fun house might vote upon II, was called u anu
passed unanimously. of thanks was gwen 10 CU'
Dugaune the temporary Chairman, ana the meeting ai
j0uTned subject 20 the call OF the Special COlh''eo VI
the CadirIuan-c'CCt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
FIsK's PERSONAL ECONOMY.

To The EdttOr or Ihe IrtbuHe
SIR Your candor and liberality in printing
MY praise jim Fisk jr, the other day, emDolden me
to write you further particulars Of that noble act OF
which / spoke. The valiant Colonel was even more
valiant in the matter than gave him credit for The
reduction wages throughout the line have the story
from son OF one OF the Directors proposed at the
last meeting Board OF Directors and voted down
But the Rerenchment Committee had discharged some
Controller Fisk's pets. and the Admiral Thought II
that wa, lac would venture further ana ne
personally reduced wages the face Of the fact that the
Board had refused do IT, 1t Is little significant that
the printers and engineers are not 10 be reduced.
The reduction works little hard on the clerks who
have served the Company for years and are getting V
per MONTH for 10 cent IL considerable loss from so
small pay. But at the same time the opera manager
knew thar there was another side and that many thor
oughly useless scrubs would draw less OF the money they
not few particulars OF the way che once Is
may be OF interest ~ the puOc and may Dc iorth
coming soon.
A word as TO nv own experience l was suspected OF
writing article published Wednesday, and resigned
my position at m, saying should leave Wednesday
night The affablc and knd-hearted Auditor, thinking
10 doubt that he would follow liz the AdmraPs wake
and save the Company halfdaye pay, discharged me
~ a. / am yours Tor FAIR PLAY.
NCU lOTE, Aug. II, 1871
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"PEACE AND QUIET.

To me EditOr OF The Irf6une.
SIR: Perhaps you will call me " an Ass for
offering my advice but it to Inc the Republican
papers could fight Tammany great deal better they
would stop lighting another. You have got good
hold on the Ring now you only make good use Of It, Is
there any why you and The Times can't agree and
be friendsl PEACE AND QuIhI'
NO; we don't know Of any reason, except that
The Times will not agree. We are doing our part,
doing more than The Times in fact, for we show
both sides of the battle, while our contemporary
shows only one. But you these new converts are
always rather violent-they have SO much leeway to
make ND. We have fought Tammany corruption
steadily ever since there has been any such thlhg'
The Times has been an old lady of rather easy virtue
The history of the Fort Gansevoort and west
Washington Market affairs Is yet recent and
there must be a great deal of screening and
scratching before it can be forgotten. 1t Is only
since Tammany refused to debauch IT any longer
that il has grown chaste. That accounts Tor great
deal: and we must be patient and forglying es-
pecally as il is now doing good service 1t has not
been SO long since il was encouraging all manner Of
treason in our own ranks, the johnson detection,
Philadelphia Conventions, and the ike. Let Us be
thankful for what we get from 1t now-LdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
TIE STATE or TRADE.

nErRorr Aug IWhest quiet and unchanged Amber M,hgn.
~ l5lasi ~ No White ~ Is bid ETs 81 Zdo Of 70 bIt
T. - asked Corn sri Oats quiet and unclaimed 1900. =,
I.sTliis lflOg dgu -uf unchanged r9DSI % tcrs
quiet quiet aud weak ic Porkno tenant
Isrd dull ami unchanged y4Gc Bacon lowers shoaess o9'tc
Clear Sdes, Tic -
NzvORzsss iLFiour Dropping supetus, st7Si Treb.
So -. Corn uri Mixed bc White Nc O4-s arm al
Hay unchanged Bran t =. = o. Pors dali a1G d,rrsse At
duh and uWlr. Sl1Ae &c Ceer Rl osc bi-aI
ses 8c Lard ceo-essei Tercs l0td0sc Reg utdic sug.
food Fsr lt Wlky dul AZ Gle 81 Coffee unchngsL
E1ch.uge-sug l22.; eET0k sight premium God, MS
MILWAUKEE. Aug. IL-f0ur tu. and ulcLlngd Nlea eali
demand; No. J. ~ 10; No 2 81 ~ oas-lemanf
EgLt; hol!en i'm No. &c. 6mi No AIet
quiet unchanged No &c Brey IN fair demand 6uf
No Fall 2e FrEatsNhes 81 Buffalo b.i % Dc
vego Reoegts-2,0o bDs -Four anu so0y bash Wheat sap
meats-2 0O0 bbls Flour.
LOUISVILLE, Four weak demand lmte Family Brs
IS Wheat raly fair ssrs store, AZ 81 l9d - -
White. Ia! demand see and sacked
held Oats edy AZ RG+1c Sucked Rye, Be io PRIME Pro
visions du nothing doing unchanged whisky JUL Cc. Tobacco
active aud 6rm; ~ - hhd.. unchanged Vrc.s
Wilmington, y. C., Aug l-Spns IuIpntne quiet a. fjic
% for srani - 20 for No IL p Tor EEs
Pale m Pale Crude IsT,enne seaiy At % 80 10 isL9s DIP
4 " fJt Virginia. Tar quiet at - -.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. W. J. Florence sails to-day, from Liver
pool, in the Scotia.
Miss Agnes Ethel has met with much hearty
hospitality IN dramatic and literary society III LONDON
She to Paris on the 2Oth lnst' ana thehce "
land.
Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron and the play OF
"AcrOs the Continent have run thef race, at Nlpo
Garden, and next week the theater VIII reah esosS'
Mr. J. X Emmett AZ Fritz. appears On the 2lst Of Au-
gust, week from next Monday.
The engagement of Mr., Johnny Allen and
rho career ~ Schneider" will terminate tonight al the
Oly.ipic Theater. There is Matinee AT TINS IhJ'ter
to-day During the next two weeks the house WI De %,
commence or about the 2sth INST
The John l.. Hall burlesqne troupe may be
seen every afternoon, at Woods Museum IN C
The evening performance consists OF DaNld
well known capital play The curiosity aepatnene
Of the Mnseum-espeeiaiiy atiTacNe aG Win rare
and remarkable specimens.
Dolly Davenport is in New York, having
closed successful theatrical season in Texas, cheny AT
Galveston. Mr.. Davenport had the misfortune, "A lev
month, succ. fracture one OF his legs l.seht'
however, he l. hohbng around IL nvsy anu "a
the M..rK T,pley OF the stage
Miss Augusta l.. Darcon viii make her first
aupfr,nce on the Chicago stage on ne -e,n 81
has acted and her advancement IN the pr3Ie'sioh
which in observed with pleasure by an VINO EDW heI
genuine talent. and her personal m'csrS anu "o''
Stems The just reward OF real merit.
Mr.. J. A. Zimmerman, the leasurer OF
Nbios Garden, receives bcn'hi, W mn , IL
afternoon Numerous volunteer artists VIII appear me
most prominent among them being Dir fdNIi Auaii''
who viii then act here for the nrsi te alioa 1hs a.
srncc and who II certain ~ be- cordially Wei'oh'u hs
Emma Howson aud Miss Pauline Markham are also 'oi
unteers Tor this occasion
Mr.. John Jack will soon be the recipient oi
benefit IN ths city, Performances, win thls pt@,e ~
view will take place saturday afternoon he is,n o
August at the little theaier OF me sah IAN h, az
trrs opposite NibO's Garden. Nr Jach viii nins.h ~
pear. playing GtOrrcy Dale IN " The Last man anu
Fasat, in the last act Of Henry the 70 -"
drama and musical artists have Noun"riru W
operate. signor Operu will direct the band ~ y hou
that this enterprise Will meet with popular ihNV' "
direct especial attention 10 H. because We plNol =" ~
especially worthy. one feature IN the pIottai' l !.
particularly novel and attractive The ahhpl,ht'i
that H. % GeOgrfD D0fe Ibis Whs one u bl@ S,ra
presentations. MI Jack oni0ysh liberal sha,. ~ s"Fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

@ aKe "a being constructed on the EAST ode OF tho
In ION tis lake several bOats viii be placed
used a. 100 W nolng The camp-meeting the grounds are
PabHo a S',1I'ltr resort for many families
uvut eAtrolses AZ the stand beofu AZ M n, and AZ
cont y. IN family worship conducted In an ti,s
and n@rso a. AZ 10 p ~ all reli ggus servoes cease
@ PtlSons hol having accommodate ON the ~ ,lr,.
are cjd -, 20 retire ron the encamprnent The t,
O4o7u AT lo'9 D. NJ, and opened a.ln a. ~, 80
Iue meeting BEGAN Tuesiay inc Is.v - -,
iseyhOihs, age ~, conducting the evening s.rviee -
men the SERVICES have been held with reOT,,srs,,D 20
though tDe attendance, compared VI TN thar az fo,
years, - small Elders GuswOd, Pease aud mery,o
VINO are ia charge OF the meeting anticipate arge ~,
tendance On Wednesday The Rev VIM T. H. n presched
the morning sermon, on the Holy Spirit Tho aftern0on
sermon was preached b. the Rev. r. II. Mervin m.
evening by the Rev e. T. Mallory OF Cvurex
His The Rev r. T. Tower % the Tabernacle AZ
point preached Thursday. and was followed ~ tho
Rev. WIN. Lawrence 81 JamespOrt. The Rev Or Porter
OF Bso0klyn conducted tie afternoon services Inc meet
ing viii close next Thursday
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ASpEasOy-A Cs:ago IL, hrrslay The 1910 rs james &
Anderson formerly . al1 Brook years
ne Auarai r~s g fc bid 81 chicago sitter shca mADs
vii be- brought the AID inferred h Ore.nSood Cemetery
BROWN Brooklyn Fav H. Mar Brown r Of Ira
Brown the 3ls- yesr0i her 1ge ,, ~,
Relatives me respectfully nvte 20 aei NC
funer residence o. .er tsugtI Ms hasae"i No
Frsi.plsc. o. M01iav, the t.H inst, as clock p H.
B1sto. Aul E-r .Bsliori paper. lease copy.
BVCK-In obokpu Friday Aat y lbI Martha D. vile Of Rev.
CIar.e, y. Back. %! daughter o. Taxa Fs.I
y O. " fulert services ae.aaIg.
pAVISON-On Friday August H. rus ils wife o! RWar Dawson
The be-. i-lcg d. ct ri'T.
srst.st. on G0t iay. Ag-rs, -. 4t l.i. oc. e.
DE- vEAU-Af-s Frlay .ugUst u, samuel be'ean.
rgstr eros b. held a. sereuthst ST. E Churh ssyent,.
re5- rtt-lfve srEtf~ -. il % Ia reh2ns all 20
t.s5n b. New 4. c.e.e Tor .ate.m.z MO-ia1 morning.
usLEY-At Portland Nale august ls C4pi Fret-neL Isy.
"a u .ls late hrfiF I-l.'.
LIVINGSTON Long .sr CITY August % John a. Lott; ans
.5v ~ John H. All MARIA 5 l., ,.tol age 10 W. s.
p.,,va. m -.r ar st-eII & funeral Al 10 res enst %
ZraIainr 5p1n \ Lo-- a. f-a.DN1 l. - % o4-'' '-
mss. osOrk O. ~
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49,, Lo.ss c John hot Co., % tL city
FlrsrL sr s-lu .srsllr, sLlisF, Tn issI
osBoRN-E i1f41, laughter Thomas v and Ee C. Osborn
rITCH-Afafr short ari p1ir u-s Weiuess7. August
Milton Ulster n. Helrsts JIol. tie "a year o. eT age
N1rStgiin pAprls please cog.
VAN wYCKrr Lon u Ray THEODORE p Van ws Of B,ookyn.
so OF al snIh Nsa yck 10 he ~ tA Of DIS age
E0a,- Of .laes8i .ef.1ites
ou,st- present a. III rcsdeuee No. - Nest Nrn ss 81 -
81 tsg l bot RESPECT Companion, James Nhts "a
saliav August AZ O'Clock D. ore. r. ..,,,, r, N
L. NJ ALFJAD. IT,. S,crrtarg ~ D. 'heNNh' /" =