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RABBIyICAL CONFERENCE.

CINCINNATI, June 9, 1901.
At the Rabblnicv Conference. which was held
To-day, twenty-seven members were present from
Ohio, New YORK, New jersey, Kentuckk, Louisiana
Kansas and Pennsylvania
The Rev. Dr. Hubsh, OF New York, was
elected President and DIR. Lilienthal OF Cincin
natl, VICE President.
DR.. Lientha., President OF the last years
Conference, submitted hls report, which was
unanimously approved. The report expresses sat
isiacIioD at The repeal of the obnoxious divorce
laws OF Indiana; regrets that work the PRAYER
Book had not progressed more rapidly; hopes This
meenng viii finish discussion on Hebrew test and
devise ways aud means 10 finish the book by
tue next Conference. II acknowledges THAI
lsraeiltcs nnst raise ministers In this country
preach and leach IN the English language, educated
under the auspices Of the free American instliu.
OF i.abbineal cslege IL presses the Importance Of
preparing Tor IL by determining upon a course OF
study adapted To the times. II says a Rabbncal
seminary IS 10 be established In CINCINNATI and
expresses the belief that New York and
other Eastern cities Will do likewise. IL hints
al u common plan Tor Instruction In their
Sabbath schools; recommends the establishment OF
circuits IN destitute localities and well prep AIRED
lectures Tor future conferences.
The report closes ny recognizing the fact that we
live In times wnen religious questions play a proml-
nent part. That In Europe Church and state
are preparing for violent struggle which
will influence this country and that under such
circumstances " il the duty OF the Jews 70 show that
they are favorable to complete separation from
church and state, and that Judaism tries TO adapt
Itself 10 The progressive spirit OF the ago
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PORT OF NEW YORK., JUNE G, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Scotia Br) Lott Liverpool via Queenstown-C
steamship wes.phalia tNob schwensen. Hamburs-Kun-
steamship Cleopatra. Phillips savannah-Muray. Ferris
Steamship VIM Clyde, Parker, Norfolk, City Pon, and
Steamship Isaac BELL Blafeman Norfolk CITY Point and
RiSsmond.9 Ole, Dominica Steamship Co
shp ec% Co.. volunteer 0"' steam
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-H pimocs
Ship Hudson tBr, Richards, Melbourne and sydneyR
ship Hamilton Fish, Bryant, Liverpoo-c Marshall &
Ship Peerless tBr,, Alien, Dunkirk-H De Wolf Co.
Ship Gcn'oo Lemuel, Pacasmavo tPeru,-J Phinney &
Bark Lady Milne OBJ, Lemieu.. Hull, E-J Reqa. 4
Bark Ask (Nor), Petersen Penarth Roads-Fupch Edye
Bark Jennie Armstrong (Br) Brown, Cork-H j De Wolf
Bark Annie Gray CHM, stettin- z Ward CO.,
BARK cSrib. jayne s. croin@P H.nford Co
~ saTs Roihienay tBr, Munro rc'-s' Ns-John Gam
Rrig rs9nette de Nova York (Por cunha oporo--nsge
Brig N l. B lBr,, Estes Para--s Loud & Co
Brig sas Martin, Brown, Demarara-Miller Hough-
Brig Sarah c,owen eBr, Morris. $, Johns PR, = :
s,s Ward
Brig Kate ham Orb Frazier, Dorchester. Mp Ne
Brig Cleo OBJ. Hilton. Wilmington, Nc-H J De Wolf 4
Br,. VIM Robertson, Shepard, Bostop-s c Loud 4 Co.
ser Porto Plata Montgomery, 81 Marc for ordsrsEggers
alunie HcKown. Parsons, Cat Island-B Wen
ber.
Scar Gae,a lBr), Stinson 81 John, NBJed FRYE Co.
Schr Katie Lnnt, Lupt Brunswick. CAT Mayhem
Co
schr Mary Louisa Gaskl, Washington NC-Zophar Mills.
schr Ida Jayne, Mills, Washington NCvan Brunt h
Slaght
schr Campbell, Dennison, Georgetown. DC Upper
Beatie.
schr NJ Laughton, Lsucn,on, Enzabe,hpor- Frye
Co.
schr W Mailer, Crowley. Calais. Me-Jed Frye Co.
Barge Gen Grant, Murray, New Haven.
Steamer novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia
Steamer Maydower, Futs, Philadelphia
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, PHILADELPHIA
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NEW JERUSALEM COyFEEESCE.

CHICAGO, June o 1871.
In the New Jerusalem conference to-day Rev. j.
p. stuart, OF 81. Louis, reau paper on Sabbath
Recreatons He held that recreations were al
iowabie on the sabbath, but could not determine
TO what extent. The drama could be given on sun
day aud made 10 represent Bible scenes Tor the
instruction Of the people, who are evidently Slip
ping away from The control of the Churcn and
growing tired OF dOgmatsm preachers
Rev. Messrs. Beneade. OF Pittsburg, and Smith, OF
Peoria, agreed with stuart; and rev. Messrs. pet
teehed ana Giles were opposed to secular amuse-
menus on the sabbath.
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schr ADA Amen. Whiting for New York. with lumber 10
susan Fisher aockland for New York, with linn. to
SIS Lewis. Elwood RocElsnd for New York. with
hme TO In. tim. wesipot for New York, with hum,
Der to Boynton'a Son Co. vort. with lumber
TO s eSsl Flea T.S S,Ss Ss's Calais FOR New
sehF Partridge Bunker Rocsand for New York, with
schr sarah Thomas Arnold. Providence tor Philadel
schr Susan Mcpevt, McDsvit, New Haven for PhIadel
schr White Sea- JONES' Vineyard Haven for New York.
schr Laura Robinson, Robinson Pigeon Cove for New
schr Alligator Robbins, Calais for New York, with lum-
schr stephen Waterman, Chase New Bedford for New
sehr Clara Covert covngtoD. Port Jefferson for New
schr George Reppley, Griswoo, New Haven for Phia
sss sr Artist Fsrrcs,er Somerset for South Amsoy
seSr Jessie Rc.sndae Hunter s River tor New York
sssr @ s 'fS @ isr New
schr Surf, Abbott Norwich for Trenton.
scsr hsa,en rh,npsy MOT' sT for y New York.
New York.
s.% Hsvsn for New
Scar 9I Sr %sessr ecI sss,O9 Tor New York
s ssSr Mantle; nm; I.ancn ioT ssy YORK.
schr Nathaniel Holmes, Holmes Mystic for New York.
scsr John Bier. Pennyfesther Tsuaion for New York
s % .!s e a:9 for e. New ss YORK; York
scsr Sarah Mara, Han. Cold Spring tor New York
schr Julia Fate, rate, Bridgeport for Piermont
Schr Ann salcr, May, New Bedford for Philadelphia
Schr Bella Peck, Avery, Providence for New York.
sohr Z Bodine Browne, Pawtucket for Portsmouth.
Schr Caista, Spear, Vineyard Haven for Brooklyn.
schr Pen vought, Hacck, Hartford for New York.
schr Gage Brown, Georges Banks for New York.
Warwick, PHILADELPHIA,
soop Native, Browne Milestone Tor New York. with stone
for Bridge Co.
Steamer Electra. Mott, Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers TO Isaac odell.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gaucus Walden. New York for Boston.
Bark Eagle, Waterhouse. New York for Syiney, CB.
Brig Walter Howes. Pierce, New York for Bangor.
Brig Mary Olivia. Laton. New York for Parssoro Ms.
Schr North Pacific. Eaton, Rondout for Providence.
sehr shcsnnah Parsons. Miivlle for Provids1ce.
schr Uncle Joe, Stokes, New York for Portland.
SShr Carlisle Car, Norhap konaoat for Providence
schr Congress York, Por. JoRoson for Boston.
Schr Woodward. WOODWARD Port Johnson for Chelsea
schr Frank Maria Woods, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Cornelius Pratt Rondout Tor Providence.
schr N Hathsway; Cole; EIlzsoshpor for Boston.
Schr s Tyler Pratt Eiilabethport Tor Fall River
schr Ingraha,n Nckcrson, Philadelphia Somerset
schr Emily Corson, -. New York for Provi ience.
Sctr Elm City, Rlpp, Port Johnson for New London.
Schr Anderson, Pearl, Amboy for New Haven.
schrRRR az. Rainor Hoboken for Norwalk.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Munro South Amboy for Providence
Steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence.
wHIrEsToNg III, June 6-6PM
The buoy at Buermlk Falls North river has drfted 100
feet out OF original position Several schooners hav
nG aground owing alse position of said buoy The
proper authorities should have IL rerlaced Immediately.
Meantime masters OF vessels win please note.
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Died.
DOwLiNe.-On Monday, June s. MARY BOWLING,
aged So years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectuly Invited to attend the funeral, this WED
nesdayl afternoon at O'clock from her late resi-
dence, S6j Blocker street. corner OF Charles.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
For Othef DtdIhs See MIMI Pdopl
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THE NEW ORLEANS rLoons,

The Vs.. S''''o"'r,-The supply or Ga.
Giving Out.
NEW ORLEANS. June 6, 1871.
The wster remains stationary, one inch below the
highest point reached The people continue moving
from the overrowed districts. The President OF the
Gas Light Company states that the water continues
at its present height two days longer the company
Will be unable to supply gas.
The city authorities and charitable committees
continue the distribution Of food. &C. TO the needy
In Aeoded quarters.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

stesmshrs Wes.phalir, for Hamburg: Britannia. elias.
gov; Cleopatra Savannah Isaac Bell. Richmond, De- WIN
p Clyde, do.
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inst long they esteem and good of themselves
HEALTH ALL-IMPURTANT.
HELMBULD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
cures all diseases and eruptions OF the skin.
It's Highly Preparation. bottle fully
eqanR in strength gallon Of the syrup decocton
usually made aud tablespoonful added to q pint OF Ice
water equals the celebrated
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MISCELLANEOUS.


BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts Of different states No publicity. Advice
Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
I'll KING, Counsellor atLaw. 1853 Broadway
BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States -De:erton &c, sufficient cause. No
M HOUSE, Attorney, 1870 broadway.
sytS AgAS
A SURE CURE FOR RUPTURE-usE "wHTTEs
and the most obdarsts case. viii cure Can on Dr. GRE
CORY ~ Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS. FLOUR, GROCERIES AND PRO
fhoMHs AGSEw $50 resawcS street. = S. w YORK
CoRNs CURED FOR so CENTS EACB.-BUNTONs,
% oo main y Dr. Rice rs
bunions, nais &C.; by mail, 81 cents
IN THE SPRING
IN THE SPRING
AND SUMNER HoSTHs sEAGr1FY THE CON.
AND SUMNER MONTHS skAurrrY THE CON.
sRS LIZ NEW sSooD AEW 1a6s
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD. NEW v1GoR,
GIVES NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR
NAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
inst long they esteem good hemseves
MELHBoLD's FITi6 EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
tits Highly Concentrated Preparation, one bottle fully
.a Fl a adsl dsn n g.
water equals the celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK,
LISBON DIET DRINK,
delightful and heal.htul beverage
CATAw BA
cATAwBA
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
=. and .,ssSs q liver
AND aou Saa a or
NO cALoMEL, NO MERCURY,
NO oALoMEL. NO MERCURY,
sa. purely Vegetable; o. the masnace
Uedents-riuid Extract Catawba Grape juice and
Extract Rhubarb.
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
MORE LIKE A COMPETITION
II compounded with the idea Of being agreeable to the
style and state o. purity psF p1.: :. rsmedy
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
safe for and taken by children
How 10 proceed the spring and summer months, asNs
tho time that tho system naturally undersoes change In
both young and old =
Take two bottles Of Hclmbolds Fluid Extract sarsapsrla
and bottle OF Hembold'a Caawba Grape Juice Pills.
Worth their weight gold Take them and give them 10
chidren could not do better thing II may save
them sickness, prevent those ugy
tons and perhaps them from sickness Of kind
for the ensuing year.
The Csiawbs Grape Juice Pill 10 done up with great
n White french 1'' bottles nnae those care
All i" Of H. T. HELxBoLDs Preparation. arc Pharma
ceutica Not single one patented but all thor
inertia
Prepared by - :
H. T. HELMBOLD,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
CryEsl Palace Drug Store, ps4 broadway, Now York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gisey House, Broadway and Twenty
ninth street, New York
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compounded
French, German and Spanish spoken
stores open all night, -
n B-hELMBOi.D's EXTRACT BUcHU has gained
worldwide fame.
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0T@.


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FoK TIE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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Almanac for New York This Day.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

un rises. ...,,. 4 20 Moon rises. =. eve III 40
Jun sets. $500. Z % High water. morn Ii 81
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uscful In ali diseases and affections OF LIVER COM
PLANTS JAIEDICE BILl0usNESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIvENESS, APOPLEXY,
RHEUMATisM AND GOVT, requiring caharic or aperi.
emit supercedng salts magnesa castor oil every other
curative
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MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
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NO CALoMEL, NO MERCURY,
NO CALoMEL, NO MERCURY,
MORE LIKE A CONNECTION

but purely vegetable, composed of the most magnhcc
Extract Rhubarb.
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BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AN d PRO
ID vsona-Dealers and families Is per ut
THOMAS 4. AGNEW'S $50 Greenwich street, New York
(YoRNs CURED FOR so CENTS EACH.-BUNTONs,
~ Bad Nails DC, cured without pain by DR.. RICE. Bud
broadway, Fulton street Ahnihstor corns
bunons, nais &C.; by mail, 81 cents
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GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGOR,
3IvBs NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR
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IN THE SPRING

IN THE SPRING
AND SUMNER MONTHS BEAuTIFY THE CON-
AVN srxxrp uor PrExIoM .rr,rv rpp Gov
PLEXION.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW VIGOR
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LISBON DIET DRINK,
LISBON DIET DRINK,
CATAW BA

A delightful, and healthful beverage.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts OF different No publicity. Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
y. l. KING, Counsellor at Law. 1853 Broadway.
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~ different States -Desertion, Ac., sufficient cause. Nc
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice free.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
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sehr Ocean Belle. Renssp, 81 John NIB for New York.
with lumbar 10 master
schr American Chief Snow, Rockand for New YORK. with
line TO Brown.
schr Ellen snow. Checscmsn, Rocklsnd for New York,
with Lime 10 X Brown,
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IL 10 compounded with the idea Of being agreeable TO the
stomach no nausea. gripping palms, 10 IN that inviting
style and state OF purity that remedy for
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BOX OF TEA GIVEN AWAY EVERY SATURDAY
"A at CHRISTlANSoN CO.'S, 80 vesey street.

A SURE CURE FOR RUPTURE-UsR "wHITE's
~ Patent Lever Truss and DR.. Greyorys Hernia Lotion
and the most obdurate cases viii Call on Dr. GRE
IORY, "a Broadway.
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ziosen, from saaua; Dorchester from Key schrs
BALTiM SsE june s1lifivsd, sehr joserhns Frost.
sssf as%ssss s'yF' Ha ,'rsss :G.
besey GhpmsS Lizzie f00T
snledns,rk pasqpane brig CIV Halls 'csr Lizzie Poor
o,ssredTB,s se.yey Lee Pniaa.'PAIs; .chr: Ell.
bath. June Arrived, schr Katie Mitchell. Eastman.
BooTHBAy, May arrived schrs James Henry. Wilson.
June . Arrived, schr Carver Norwood, Calais New
Bristol. june Arrived .chr ID. Della Tore, Davis.
sG%sr.si sss '.i s ss s AsS
BRIDGEPoRI June s-Arrived, steamer came Hacsensack.
a sna hsp sG New YF saa
Drew, Miller EIizabethpor; soop Creole, Kentana New
oHARaLEsIoE, June a-Arrived steamship Charleston.
caarsd-scnrs wels Wells, Martinique; Walton, Boyd.
sth~Arrivea. steamship Jas Ads,r. New YORK.
ELLsw ORTIZ May SIS allied, schr Vim Carroll, McGee'
june asaled, scbrs Bonny Ives Curtis. and Aavela.
fERSANDlNA, Pa, June AIN port bark Sterling, Har-
'Ps e. RIVER sp june Richard Borden
seIns ss"
DC; Harris, Lewis Bliss. Newbug Passed up the river,
bark s: sssv New S Ts. Sect
s p dy New York; S . e ..%.
day-reported having experienced severe gael
MOBILE NAV 80 Sailed, shps Canada, PAuen, Pensa-
cola; Celestial Empire, Taylor, 81 John, ~. -,
Slst-Cearcd bark Famena Esp, FAxonera, Barcelona;
big Nicasia tSp). French, do.
MlLLBRID2E Ma June Ozark Aiexapdrina cleared for
Cienfuegos and the lower hsrbor wig wind 70 go 10
NEW ORLEANS, June 1--Arived, ship Southland,
Woodwork, Liverpool. Below ships Canedra Nckefson,
from Liverpool; Emma, Rich, from CARDIFF harks MARIA
Opp, Pujol from rcclona; India ,spl. Agen,o from Ha
vana; brig Joven Mgure Tsp, MaTis.any, from 10 -
Cleared steamship Cubs, DukcDart baltimore VIA Key
West and Havana; bark Providencia orb Vere BARGE
Iona -. -.
sournwysT PASS June l-Arrivcd brig rreda' Brane'
Sailed Steamship Emily 5ouder ship Her Majesty (Br
Downe from Rio Janerol Pensacola brig Juis hasne
ner. New York.
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sD~It appears that President GRANT on
Tuesday night last issued proclamation
suspending the writ of Habeas Corpus, in
the counties Of Spartanburg, York, Mari
on, Chester, Laurens, Newberry, Fairfield,
lancaster and Chesterfield, in the State of
South Carolina, in respect 70 all persons ar
rested charged with violation of the four
teenth amendment to the constitution.
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cFThe Washington correspondeut Of

ESThe Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sem says, il is reported that
the presidential proclamation under the Ku-
klux act means more than its surface would
indicate, and that il may be the forerunuer
Of martial law aud the suspension of the
writ of habeas corpus in tie South The
same correspondents states further, that "a
prominent member of the government and
also leading Republicans, declared re-
Gently that the arrangements of the civil
and military for wholesale arrests of mem
6ers Of the Ku.Klux Khan had been perfec-
ted, and that the country need not be sur
prised, If the proclamation were not hseded,
at the arrest Of well-known Southern men
lnasmueh IA II is averred shat nuirages in
the South are provoked by corruption os
ice-holders, aud the plumber of the pco-
pie, it is the intention of the President TO
war against all corrupt federal officials, and
to invite the cooperation of all good repub-
leans for the displacement of bad State Of
Gcials.' The proclamation was kept back
until after the October elections