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New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

Sales % tKe pace aI INC IAVHHHBv uIeo VV0I "I7V
Tuesday, June l2 .--.
By Miller legal sale By Oner Of Thomas IL LAnoon ee
buildings the south side OF fi seFenhs Oo
feet5 4 inches o Avenue A
sale by Of r. c. Barh referee o1 z1SI on ue
side Of Sixteenhs., J75 feet essf Of Ieuthave
Bleecker legal sale by 0eT o. 9otn inouss-
referee ot 20I55 with house thereon on east SIDE
y feetsouth Of BrOome-st., known 20 20 -
A 4 premises at Passaie New Jer-
,ey executors being the remainder Of The estate oi Ihe
h Marsh
BY jr The premises at Whtestonf L. pornons
consisting l47 buing lots and aweihhls
Ladlew Co. lots on north side Of One
H. AIS feet west 81 the Grand B0geFar
Iy Lewis Wood premises at Greehve, Hudson Co., N j.,
bO0 bulhug iots
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

POurthsve. Bntrance on Twenty seventhst -
TRAINS LEAVE NRw.YoRK
For sewhsDea a1a B1agegor ssEL. LEO n lal5 (Brb
Milford sTa.S5d Fassa southport, and wspors ll:'0a
toi south Sors.ls l'aO mi CELl ELl asa
Fer paisn ri M as a:sO 5: % sna s;sop
20 SoH & d:snh s S sd S eds 'aa saGs 3 . m AIS a
So ssbS;y S S, IN Tain , nv sswYOrL u foe
Boston, both sVnssd%s kPs aPs SS9Ts sts nSs
ESi sBses sBsfis iss, iii5 "a and sJi
For ConSseticu, River Railroad ls' N to Northampton
SoI AsroT P.c,idenes .oi E.ht Railroad i2IS IA,
For Shore Line Railway at a. m 70 Eorsh and Fro'aenee ~
sslSo SorsSsHp.Sa R.lre.d North
For Haven adstovn and wnAndc Railroad Air LinelI
= For 70 iio iioG,stonic nj Railroad sa N and ?. n.
FSi FSf bsSSaS9 and So1t RAILROAD % n
For sTS: S. 4 % s 3 '4 & and also Sun
day either Line. DrawngrOOn Car attached to shsi
s1 Ts.easd 1ys S ISi
st. and Fc9hsvs aisO omoes SewYOrL nsner Co
% s1. s mo- notice ice esa SsTs ser SSs
rom rssi5sns. desiaat JAMES n AoYT saOt
NEWYQEK GESTKh SfS1I ANR j6eH HgRsoN 3 on
Through trains will leave Grand Central Depot. 49, LID -
'' H. Ss SSf1 az sSeSs siss s 'il room
1000 Special cb.go Express with dASnsOOn ears Buffalo
loo sShsf1 sna w.sieT9 .% T1IS ErEIs. ETs.... H
Montreal Express seepHscArs from Newfork to St
Ahsns
$500 m Erpress daily WITH sleeping Tor WstsOwn, ogden
burg and CshAndaguA.
800 D. m Paeac Express sleepngars for Rochester Buffalo
Fails. also for Chicago via both L. and N. Z.
. This train SUNDAYS
with slice pingcars for Troy and Albany
from ThiTeh west dde snail time
tables - - Z, H. KENDRIoK, General Passenger Ageat
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
eALRoADs OF %fs S. g
Al 900 ani 500 g. m, n3O 400, 500, 500, s:Ws m. u
F.: % sP g c:S' $ +aH %sT 81 "a n En- SAII I'll
and $500 Por the SOUTH 500 m and SS' n Pull
soat change For WEST via Pennsylvss Rilroadsso
PahaAa Palace attached 10 the 500
m and run through New YOrk Pittsburgh Chago and Louis
vile without Pgnsn Palace attached the e~
day and through pttsbagh, Cincinnati Louisville and 81
without change Pumsr Palace cars are attached % ne 0
Chicago without change Tickets Tor sale foot Of Desbrosses foot
of Corandt and M Broadway sDsiI Takes effect June lS
A. ] CAssATT. Gen' Managrr. w ucks0S. Genl suPt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
6nmmer Retreats

A -FOUR Miles from Station, a from
IA. CITY Immediate BoaTieH can I'd peant shady hOa
Terms &c per week. One for two dr At 81 each
-. -. Address Farm HOUSE -' "a
II r....U Salem Cent 4, WeSfche,ter Cruuy. n 4.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
NEw-YoRK AND. NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY n, 1911

zsr Station IN HeSYork corner Of Twenty seventhst
Pourth-aye. Entrance Twenty seyenthst
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
REAL ES,rATR.
NFS.Yonx. Monday. June

NES1YoRx, Monday June ~, 1872
The only Transactions of any Importance at
the Exchange this morning were the legal sales made by
James NJ. Miller under direction OF John v w Doty'
referee Of lots Que ehuudred-and-thrd and onehn-
dreda1dfOurhss The prices realized were considered
70 BE- fully up topresent values The competition was
quite spirited The following arc the particulars; =
lot 25xl0oll situated on the north side OF Onehan-
drod-and.fourtht $50 feet west OF Fourihave seld to
Victor Friennd for $500
Hot same size adjoining on the east TO George Ham
iton Tor S225 The two lots were sold subject TO
a lease at nominal rental terfninable after months
netice. l......... -. -
Hot 20 IT, on 'front.' lsss IoO1I the southeast
corner of Onehundredandfourths st. aud Madisonave'
lot asxio6ii adjoining on the east to the same pur
oSe gore lot it, in on the front is0 on rear en-
thrdst. fe IT, II in east Of Madison
ave, 20 B. Smythe, for S1,eO0 oHl g
Two sstory fTlao bUidpgs, the north side Of pv.
ison-ave. commencing co IT. OF Sixthst, Brooklyn
sold subject % lease OF $500 per enngm on eeeh esid
One lot. aSxico ca the east sac Of Juncnonaye com
OF Newtown the depot of West Flushing, d. L. TO
WIIam Albeit offered a two-story frame cottage,
IsISo with lots S5xloO staased ON the corner OF Maple
and New1 sa asiao rS %iSn aTe s WS
the above property one OF 81 800 now due ana one Oh
Regarding the sale hole by Johnson 1r satur
day, at Railway, n. J. understand II to have been
large number Of those interested, "a accompany the
anetoneer the excursion train of eight which
went FROM this city. who Joined by over 1000 OF the
residents Of the neghbOrhOOd tier arrival al tne
place Of sale The property offered was hrtclass, and
is located the most desirable portion OF the thriving
ltte city OF Railway, near the new depot Inc come-
titOn particularly among the citizens, was most sat
factory During the three hours occupied by the sale,
plots each containing about three city lots were dis
posed Of total OF about $4,000 According 70 New
Jersey custom the property sold by the tfont OO
averaging from S40 We give fu particulars DelOw
Regarding the suburban auction sales held to-day by
MessTs. A. ID. Melek, lr Bro az scotch m f,siIs ~
Jere. johnson jr, at Jamaica, l. j. we VIII give iul
particulars under date Of 18th inst
Several oule attractive sales advertised TO take
place tomorrow uesdayl, per list below We would
call attention the advertise nents OF Messrs A. ID.
Meniek trI Bros sale Passaic, n. j., and
by Jere. johnson, H., al Mhitestone. Il. L. f9r n
Auction sale at Railway, n. j. on Saturday. June 10,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
CURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,

Troagb tickets and baggage checked HO BY soHs e kHhsid
from Rcoseveltst NewYorE and 30 The 9ny place
Afflicted With hay fever obtain relief The SEA
BATHING is the bet in the United States. ....-. ar
n Is sAMMIs, PLOanetok
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
IN O. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. (tomneaeiag Asy M
Leave vys hrtyiourtb-st at s+3 land
Jug YOnlers TanyOwu and Naek y bOst Poieepe Rhine
beck, Tivoi. Catskil and Hudson.
Trip tickets COns West Point Cornwall and s'srsss
day. SL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
ineottbeshr GOnnip Real Gsiaie for Sale
Conn sslnto fseaI Estate for sale.

A II Hetoostead. l.. l., and DdWicinity--Several de
"A sable village Resaoes and ssi Fans. fsS ~ & Ossg
impa1 cheap Many otltf
rosfe Sor sGs sHfksng Aaesher barHeh ZoI DIoa.
ds l.Tl0 COUNTRY SEAT-SS acres; good
gDONU. hsass tit, near ft Taer e.e5Pi q 53 S y s
@ruesdays 70 u
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

GUNNER BOARD, from July to September,
- comfortable spcsh location Apply h t5e
De Institute Rnebeck, n Y, OrE letter 70 JAMES IL DE
GARMO. address
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Ueooins Garos, &r.

At VIM. EVERDELI,s SONS, No. 104 Full
IA toas--wEDDIsa CARDS and PISB STATIONERY CEs'Ab
hshed 1881 t-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
HOSPITAL Bull DIN G.
NOTICE!

Having sold my Painting business to JoHN j. o'NEIL
l respectfully recommend him TO my former patrons as
thoroughly competent for the business and would
solicit lqt him'a large share OF public patronage;
C. A. BoWRER.
Worcester Auq o. 1872, l31t Nau27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST!

This road is the western link in tho new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago and from the Detroit river
to Chicago in nearly straight line.
The road is a part Of the same line as the Canada
Southern and is being built by the same men, VIZ Mil
Scott, Henry Farnam, R. A. Forsyth, Jno NJ Burke NJ
L. Sykes Jr., all directors either in the Chicago and
Northwest or the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific;
Geo. opdyke OF the Midland Road Sidney Dillon Dan
lei Drew, John Ross David Stewart, Samuel j. Tllden
Kenyon Cox, and other prominent railroad men.
The road, like the Canada Southern viii have steel
rails 6O pounds to the Yard throughout; IS practically
straight and leve much shorter, and be run with
greater speed and safety than any other road connecting
Buffalo and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles are finished
and running; IS miles far advanced as to be
nshedby Jan. and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year. Steel rails and ties
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders of the road enough of its Chicago
feeders to obtain for it profitable business from the
start having projected the line to accommodate exist
ing business and having the necessity another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard
located expressly with the view of obtaining cheap
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connections
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit
well as between al! these points and Buffalo,
The Canada Southern Bonds, in every particular like
these eagerly TAKEN the last of them several weeks
ago. by the best class ofnvestors were on the mar
ket shorter time than any other railroad loan of like
amount for years past The proceeds of these bonds will
complete the entire line and we recommend them with
the same confidence as we did the Canada Southern,
and regard them in every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all information furnished by
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Saattbts isemtIrp, &f.


This is to inform my friends and customers that
hare sold my hafQf the goods at tie Store $50 Ma,s
St. corner Of Foster, and that am IN no tray con-
nected Nth that house. Also, that shat opsa a
Watch aud Je'retry Store in the Store Of Ciark.
Sa'cyer Co., opposite the Common. o., or oJout
Sept. IN, 9th entire nss socE Of Flas Patches
and Standard Je'ceiry, and s4qH gre ,ay sois pad
entire attention to the Sale and Repair OF Fine
Patches and Jscelry, and shall continue the agency
Of the Nathan Matches.
'oiH sell these, and other standard Males, 5t TIE
Lopest Rens0nabls Plfnas
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EDW. w. LINGO



no HORSE OWNEES THE announce
Il ment made a short time since. that those who
wished horses shOd with the GO0DENOUGH SHOE,
could be accommodated the shop of the Street Rail-
way Company led to greater increase of work than
could well be attended to with present faciies there
fore an arrangement has between the Good
enough Horseshoe Company, and Mr.. A. j. BEMIS, 81
Market St. whereby he Will hereafter set the Good
enough Shoes for all who wish them.
Ii. $. SEARLEs,
aust DIFF 6up't Street Railway
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WM. BROWN,
PRACTICAL
UPHOLSTERED,
4oOna Central Exchange, Main 81.
jyl diff
FURNITURE !
nos. e43 AND e47 MAIN ST.

G. v. PUTNAM,
Having taken the Store recently occupied by g. Parker
Son. would give notice that he will have constantly on
hand and for sale at lowest prices for cash. Black Walnut
Paror Sets, Sofas Easy and Rocking Chairs Marble Top
and Black Walnut Centre Tables. Mirrors, Whatnots,
Music Stands, Painted aud ornamented Chamber Sets
Black Walnut and Chestnut Extension Tables, Bac
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs Bedsteads, Mattresses
all kinds; Spring Beds Feathers Feather Beds and Pill
lows COmforters Cribs Cradles Bureaus Sinks Tables
Cane and Wood Chairs in variety, Window Shades and
Fixtures Crookery from celebrated urers Ia
Bile and Pocket Cutlery, Clocks Jewelry, Gents Fur
nishing Goods. &c. &c.
With increased facilities for business he hopes TO re-
eeve liberal share of patronage
jyll DIFF CHARLES V. PUTNAM.
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Gbe 9ap SPY: d0lmer, GbursOap urnng September s. 1879.
ginantiaI.
ITHE
Worcester Safe Deposit
TRUST COMPANY !
44S MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
WORCESTER.
Capital Stock, 100000
Capital Stock, 100000


ReceireS Money on Deposit, and allops -FOUR
PER CENT. INTEREST per aaaun on daily
balances, subject to check at sight FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for sie moatas or
more
Large Or small amounts received, ach,cb may
be dra,on as a 1chole or Ia part Jy check at
sight, and a0itiout notice, upop aohich Interest
1cM be alio,ced for the ,ehole time they remain
1gith the Company
Government Securities and cold Coupons
bought and sold at current rates
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission
Bonds and Valua5le Papers receiced for safe
Keeping, for 'objch receipts are giUea.
Small SAFES, to ohich the renter alone has
access, to rent at prices carrying from SIS to SIS
each per aan1n.
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Grafton. Sept. 2, 1872 d6t' s.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU

n NJN HIAIN W IIfAIIIII UT lIttNJho4AOlIO
~ SETTS-W ORCEsTRR S. Probate Court. 10 the
Heirs at-aw Of kim and all other persons interested
IN the estate OF GEORGE JACQUES, late OF Worcester
an said county, deceased;
Upon the petition of j. HeGry Hill, Henry Marsh
and Adm G. GaprOn you hereby cited to appear at
Probate Court 10 be held at Worcester. ia said county,
Oh the first Tuesday of October next, at nine agock
III the forenoon, to show cause, If any you have why an
instrument pBTportng be the last will and testament
of said deceased should not be apprOved and also why
the said D. tltiOneIs 1.-THE executors therein named should
not be exempt from giving surety or sureies on their
bond. 80
And the said petitioners ordered TO serve this eta
sion by publishing the same once week, three weeks
successivey, in the Worcester DAILY spy, newspaper
printed Ut Worcester the last publication to be one day
sent written or printed copy OF this notice, properly
nailed postage prepaid to each OF the heirs deysees OF
lepatees of said estate their legal representatives
known the pettone seven days, ut least before said
court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court
this twenty ninth day Of August ip s year one thou-
sand eight hundred and seveDty=two,
CHAS. T. STEVENS, Register.
dH5 9&lR
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NORWICH 81 WORCESTER DIVISION

On and after Monday, August 49, 1872 the Passenger
Trains leaving Worcester AT 10 A. NJ. and 5l5 P NJ, VIII
connect at Putnam with trains for Willimantc and n
termediate stations.
Returning, the train leaving Willmantc at A. NJ
connects with train reaching Worcester at A. M and
passengers by the train leaving Wimantc at 2.SO p.
reach Worcester at 6 50 p. NJ
No freight will be received for points between Putnam
and Wilmantc until further notice
p ST. M. ANDREWS
limit
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Efeets or 4 Thandef4storln and
Bfs5Fff 81 2ssSs effs -3sf9f ssF3st

Fr y
NEW Yong, June f3.-Paters6n, N. b.
was visited last night with severe thunder.
storm, accompanied byiya hurricane. Mer
ri1l's Touring mills were struck By the full
force OF the wind and almost entirely de
nolished. A new three-story building was
blown down, and many other buildings were
unroofed and otherwise damaged. The
losses are heayy.+4T The Erie Railroad track
was obstructed, and the trains delayed an
hour. = ,ssfs'
+ BEGHAmToN. n. Y, June ia terrific
gale, accompanied by thunder and torrents
of rain and hail, passed over this city be-
tween and o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
The menagerie and aquarium tents of John
Robinson's circus were blown down and the
of people, Several persons were injured.
but none very seriously, The crowd of ter
ribly frightened people, in 4 drenching rain
and pelting storm, and amidst upturped
cages Of shrieking animals, presented q wild
and almost appalling scene. During the
storm the lightning struck half q dozen
places within the corporate limits. A num-
Der of framed and many unfinished build
inss were blown down.
ALBANY, N: Y, June ia violent rain
storm yesterday, with strong wind, caused
much damage in this vicinity. At Port Jervis
and Kingston, in this State, the gale was
terrific. A schoolfouse was struck by light
ming .'at ,PawlenviIle, and one child was
killed and several stunned. Much damage
was done to barns. orchards. and fences.
BosrON, June 13.-The gale last evening
was sadly destructive of life. Several per-
sons in this vicinity were killed. Buildings
were damaged and trees shivered.
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Funeral of James Gordon Benne,,.

New IoKK, June 13.-The funeral of the
late James Gordon Bennett took place this
morning from his late residence, In Fifth
avenues Among the mourners were Mayor
Hall; Horace Greeley, Judge Redford, James
Brooks, and host of other celebrities. The
funeral ceremonies were performed by
Vic;T-General Storrs, who spoke feelingly OF
| the goodness of heart and charitable disposi.
." of the deceased. The funeral cortege.
,.ii,;, oons,. "a of almost hundred car.
riagcs, started from The late s'oe'ec 0! ene
dctcHscd 1T II; and, preceded by to-. on'
mcnts Of pofcc. passed down to Hamilton
ferry Gti the Way to Greenwood Cemetery.
The streets along thc rdiite of the procession
were lined with spectators. Flags through
out the city were hung ut half-mast.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Cholera in the East.


CoNsrA ASTlSoPLE, June 13.--The cholera
has appeared in the southern ports of Rus
sia, and vessels thence are quarantined.
Spain.
MADRID, June 13.-It is reported that the
Ministry is not in harmony with the king
regarding certain acts of the Cortes, and will
resign.
The difficulty in the Government was
caused by King Amadeus disapprorlng nea'
slrcs which were adopted by the. Cortes
and supported by the Cabinet ministry:
The latter, as was anticipated, have rendered
their resignation.
The Geneva Conference.
PARIS. June 13.-Mr. Davis, the Amer!-
can agent, accompanied by counsel for the
United States, leave this city for Geneva to-
day.
England.
LoSpoS, June 13.-Henry won the gold
cup at Ascot Heath.
BOATING on THE THAMES.
LONDON. June 13.-The Egna came in
ahead, but, the Diana, following next, won
the prize of the Royal Thames Yacht CLUB
by time allowance.
GREAT FLooDS NEAR PRAGUE.
LoSpoS, June 13.-The details of the floods
near Prague caused by the heavy rains, OF
which brief mention was made by telegraph
on the eth ultimo, show that the destruc-
ton Of life and property was far greater than
at first supposed. Water poured over the
country, sweeping everything before it.
Fertile districts were devastated, and num-
ber OF villages were swept away.ssThe los
of life is appalling. the number of persons
who perished beng estimated at 100.
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AUCTION SALES TtxfS DAY.

.rrt,,rpsuS 4 CO. win SCH at g Y. NJ. two
s.,lI.ry lots on the south sidS OF f.l.i!wood
.;r,c, two sIuarcs al,oye Morton's garden.
" GDDDIS will sell at =. NJ. a suburban farm o!
nf:ccm acrs. on the flank road and on the Grove
-,d. one and quarter miles west Of Richmond
T. I UAKTSoO K: trustee. Will sell at j. NJ, On TIC
,,-,.n,is.,s t&act of land III Amelia county.
lYSE & BROTHER will sell at l.. N. buiidins
iu:s or Ff,ukln stree: opposite Monroe Park.
". T. ROBINS VIII tcllat Gtf. NJ. a Franklin-strcc
lrl i,iSr above Moprrc Park.
COON 4 LtUGnTCN will sell at 10 a. ". aayenc.
raI assortment Of household furniture, refrigc.
I4tUra. Sr,
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Catholic Beneyelent Union ofvsrsiuis


SECOND DAY.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Julie 13, fS72.-The
Convention met at o'clock this morning,
and was opened with prayer by Rev.: F.
Janssens. - t<
The Committee on Auditing Accounts re:
ported, finding the reports of the Treasurer
and Secretary correct. Adopted:
NJ. Eeiley: Chairman of fhe Committee or
The Constitution, REPORTED ii regard to sevc'
,-,l amendments, which were conctlrted iii
The assessment of members Of the loca
societies to defray ,a~ cAl'c''ses Vi 'ii' ''''''
Union Was fixed at 12} cents. .r-~
"A. NJ: Kelley was elected delegate to the
National Union; TO be held in Philadelphia
in October lic.::::
Adjourned to 0'P. NJ. ,..
Alto o'clock, all the delegates, in accord
ance with previous arrangements, were taken
in vehicles and boats about two miles down
the Rappahannock to Chestnut Grove, the
farm of Mr. Alfred n. Bernard, where the
day was spent most delightfully."- in company
with large number of citizens of Fredc-
ricksburg, all of whom We'd with each other
in promoting the enjoyment of their guests.
Too much praise cannot be given to the cCDl-
mittee of st. AIary'5 Society who had the
management of affairs. In their efforts TO
entertain their brethren they were ably Sc
conded by the ladies, who cyertcd themselves
most successfully in that direction. in the
afternoon happy speeches were made by
McssrS. Griffith, Kelley. kilSour. Glennan,
O'Connor, Brady, and MtCracken. The
delegates returned to Fredericksburg ut
Pm.
ATOP. VI. the Convention again met and
wound up its business. Resolutions OF
thanks to st. NIary's Society, of Frcdcricks-
burg; to the citizens. and ladies especially,
thereof; tho members Of the press for re.
porting proceedings; the railroads and
steamboats, for courtesics to delegates, were
adopted. Similar resolutions to the officers
of the Union, and to the retiring Secretary,
J. O'Connor, Jr., for his indcfatigable Iabors
since the formation Of the Union, were also
adopted.
Mr.. Harlow offered a resolution recosniz-
ing the extending of hospitality to the
travelling members, and procuring employ
ment for them when in need, rs within the
scope of usefulness intended by the Union,
and that local societies are recommended to
devise practical measures to that end Z.
The installation of officers for the ensuing
wear then followed: after which, +. j.
Handley was elected alternate delegate to
the National Union.
The Convention, at II O'Clock, adjourned
sine die, after prayer by Father Mckeefrey,
of fredericksburg.
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st. LOUIS, June 13.-The Democratic Con-
vention Committee OH Resolutions reported u
long preamble setting forth that by the pa
triotlsm and sense of justice of the Liberal
Republicans and Democrats Missouri has
been redeemed from the tyranny and OPP
preston of the Radical minority, and stating
that the Liberals stand ready to do the same
thing for the country at large; that they
have already placed ticket in the field to
the support of which both Liberal Republi-
cans and Democrats are already committed
and that it would not only he unwiSe but
wicked and triling with the dearest interests
OF the people should the Democracy place
another ticket in the field, and thus insure
the election of Grant, the continued oppres-
sion and plunder Of the people, md the de-
struction of liberty and constitutional gov
ernment throughout the country.
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Weather Probabilities.

/ srWisBIseTos, June lathe lowest b,.
rometer efer. Lake Ontario will move east
ward over New England, accompanied BY
brisk and possibly high winds, cloudy
weathef, and rRirf. The hitter will extend
over the southern portion of the Middle
States tonight, with fresh. brisk and south
erly winds veering &c. .northwesteriy. CLOUDY
weather and possibly areas of rain for the
south Atlantic States, but thence westward
70 the Lower Mississippi clear weather
very generally, with winds veering to west.
eriy. Clear and partially cloudy weather
and light to fresh westerly to northerlv
winds from: the Ohio Valley nerthward and
Westward. CautionaEy signals to continue
at Cleveland aud Buffalo, and are ordered
for Rochester and Oawego. :