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REFORM NOTES.

The LOUISVILLE COurier-Journdl is full Of novel
IDEAS but this is of its freshest II is weary with
the fuss about DR.. Livingstone, and says: 1--WE COM
mend him 10 the oblivion which he has too long defed
we nominate him TO the second place Oh the Grant
ticket"
The Excelsior Greeley Association of the
Twentieth Ward unanimously elected the following
ofncers
lewis Goldsmith secreaWahngon segnanj Corresponding
secretay-Dr Mar 5. Beneiioks
Gen. Hawley, whose defeat in Connecticut
IA owing to the fact that he preferred TO go with the
President whom he thought to have strength rather
than with the Liberal Republicans, whom he thought 10
be right may find comfort from the consultations
Of the Presidents kitchen organ in Washington IL
gives him rscass Endorsement, and AYERS, with the
sOemnity of Chadband that the conduct OF the Repub
can minority Is simply outrageous.
Here is fiat burglary. 1t is no less orthodox
and furious an antiGreeey than The Neo York Erenig
Post, which says these unknd things Of The Cinein-
matt Gasette "The Dayton Ohio Journal hints that
there Is possibility OF Grants being thrown overheard
The editor Of The journal being delegate 10 Philade
phia The Cincinnati Gazette hereupoD asks the people
of DAYTON 20 elect new delegate. The Gazette is so
painfully loyal that nothing snort OF metropolitan
pOstofice Will do for It,"
Having been detected in the fraud Of at
tribung an article TO Carl schurzs Westche Post which
published In obscure German newspaper IN this
city, The Neto-York Times attempts TO
itself the stale ground that the blum
der merely typographical. Perhaps The Times
win explain therefore, whether was also typograph
zeal buuder that IFS translator carefully erased the
made similar changes In the text as 10 ADAPT IL " the
idea that " originated IL 81. Louis.
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TIE MARYLAND LINE IN MOTION.

To the RAZOR of The Tribune.
SIR: If The ST. Louis Republican imagnes
that Baltimore selected the place for holding the
National Democratic Convention because Of desire TO
avoid the Greeley and in Missouri permit
Marylander to say them that the Convention has only
escaped the fyngpan to fall into the fire. Here we are
for Greeley, and expect to poll such vote as shall
give Honest Horace at least 25 majority in this state
yoorheess speech yesterday has convinced our most
ardent and honest Republicans that duty and honor
alike compel their support OF the Cincinnati nominee
and the editorial IN days World is convincing to the
Democracy that Mr. Greeley deserves their ballots as
well their respect by daring TO be patriotic enough to
risk party favor and newspaper patronage IN the
courageous determination to do " the right"
We intend 10 here with Democrats and Repub-
lcans who above spOils and plunder) Union for
he sake of The UniOn. The great blessing crave
is the complete restoration OF the South for the sake OF
the entire country With ex-GOv Bradford leading the
Liberal Republicans by his fervent elOquence, and ex-
Gov Bowie leading the cohorts OF Democracy with the
same dash as when he fought In Mexico under Old Zach
you can count the Maryland line sustaining It's old
patriotic. successful renowD. IAfEITE.
baltimore, May Is, 1872
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

ELMIRA, May 15.-The y. Y. State RepuDll-
can Convention called to order by A. Il. Cornell
Chairman OF the State Committee and the Hon. Henry
r. Person was chosen permanent President by acclana
ton.
On being conducted to the chair Mr. Person returned
thanks for the honor conferred upon him. SAYING ne
would cndeavor to discharge his duties with ndety
He then proceeded TO say that never did cohVenlon
meet when their work and so ausplclous
Twelve years ago, he said, the party brought no
existence with Abraham Lincoln "a whose name
linked with the history of the country at It's mead
Great applausel lie then detailed the trials imposed
upon that fret President of The Republican party up 10
his assassination. lie continued rehearsng the history
OF the party and when the Of Ulysses b. uraht
reached the cheering by the Convention was CON
tnuous for minutes lie then proceeded 10 state
the work performed by him az President.
Mr.. Smart of Washington moved that L. H. bennington
of ST. Lawrence, r. G. Hadey of Seneca, and f. d. oere
OF Toga be chosen Secretaries. Carried iho 'o" "
delegates was then called.
On the motion OF Judge Pierrepont the following '0o
Presidents appointed nom Judicial DISTRICTS
First-Isaac II. Bailey and Edward Fitch. r,oo,er
ScoOnd-Franklin Woodruff and Alexander Ii at,
Thrd-John A. QuackenbOss and ii. " ESssls''"''
Ionyh-stillman Foote and James ~ Dnnio''
Iifh-GeOrge b. sloane and ID. A. Monroe.
Sirh-Traey A. Beadle and Enos >. Monsoh'
Serenh'-S. q. Hadey and A. o. Bnnneh
EiDhM-Wm Il. STREET. and ID. H. Maite'
Judge Pieuepont moved for Committee Oh he'oiu
tons which was carried.
The Chair then announced the Committee on ise'o"-
lions, with Judge PierrepOnt Chairman also ue
Committee TO appoint delegates ut large ana
as provided for by resolution Tho Convention 'heh
took a recess until $50 p. M.
THE PLATFORM.
The Convention reassembled at 2:i5 ~heh Judge
Pierrepont, from the Committee Resolutions re-
ported the following
The Republicans Of NewYOrk In convention ,,
bled, declare their principles and adops 'ho
resolutions: -, -. -.
First; That all American citizens, whether h'No VI
foreign borD and without distinction o race vi
religion, entitled to the same clNh hiu Pg's
rights. subject 10 the Constitution OF the uh'o"
and To equal and exact justice before the law. 49,,
Second; That tina actA relating " EmanCPaIiVn nuu
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At a meeting of the Committee at the Aston
House on the l4th inst participated in by number OF
gentlemen invited the purpose, the following resolu-
tons adopted
ResOiped That a Committee OF nine he appointed or
which the Chairman shall be one, to draft an address 10
the citizens Of the State Of New York. -
Resoped That the following persons be and the same
are hereby declared be the Executive Committee or
the State Committee: Gen. John Cochrane Alfred VIII
kinsOn Benz. A. Willis, NJ. l.. Flkns j. W. HasDroueh,
T. A. Merritt. and John W. Coe.
Resoiped That the Liberal Republicans, and all who
apprOve OF the nominations made and the platform
adopted at Cincinnati in every county IN this state be
requested 20 take immediate steps towards forming per-
manent ORGANIZATIONS in their countless and that the
members OF this Committee in each Judicial District be
requested take immediate action for carrying TINS
resolution into effect and to take charge thereof re-
porting any action under this resolution TO tins Com
IDittee. M,
at their Headquarters on the 18th inst, Gen. John
COchrane in the chair. the Committee, previously APP
pointed through its Chairman Theodore Ton reported
the above address, which was thereupon adopted
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BoGGs-on w,neay The lsh Inst At Pis'ie J.. Of hs'a
Relatives and friends ar invited funeral services from he
M residence on Msnave on Prda. Ne lIh in., At s,,'.l
BROws-On TUESDAY. 18th inst Eisad ngeo. youngest chj
Dr. W and Sarah a. DTevs aged u ys,. - tia, IL. s..,.,
service the residence Of his parents 10 Moague' Bro'ln %
CRoxsoN-ruslsy Nay J,m.s s,r.nh,n crorson lnfut
james W. and MARY Crofson' aged mont, 90 = dal'
'@ Tsarsiay Nay is s,S'oSp@
HALL-on Tuesday. May a. Abigail Thorn ree Of The late j.@-s
The friend, Of the fsm srs respectfully arera
a M Train leaves Forty s-cond.t q, y N.
HASTINGs-on Wednesday 5 Ibons Hastings he iss
TIE hm, Invited attend tn. funeral Pniy
n II.si"oua n ives, Forty Forty .th st
JAQUEs-A, M,rn.r' H.IbO l. on Tassi.y, Nay - i'r
TIE aSs and e5d. Of the family rectar 'vi 70 .l,,,a
her the Reformed Church REV Dr. JAM, Rrs"nssl
Pot Richmond land, At Y IhursdaI Ms 10, sL
Tale II o clock boat from foot Of Dev It.. n. Y CiT
LoCKwooD-A Greenvle n j. on Tuesday Nay H. Frssnes
RaSs, Sd eUds Of the ismy invited tn. fuHe,,
the ede9 Of Ss .op r. NJ L1essod on tna s as,
Lberst at ll:aS The rs@aia' val BE- '4Aea 70 So'".'
Conn f1r n;crmeDt
LYNcH-on the ra,h inst, Edward Livingston Lynch % r N.
The Gnds and relative, respectfully invited attend h hns
hoat further not &C. Church Of the lBcsnAaon,
Thirty afhst sud Madison ave, FniiJ morning IN iu'i
MACY-At Rye we.hester County Pouh lay 5h inst o.s
The Tys. and friends Of the sny are bic hn
seventh day ~ TS,ss h or se s srr % @ az
N.NWARING-At Mott Hayen We,ichetsr Cosut. y = ..
TUESDAY 1872 sner short ness William g. eldest son
Elizabeth Manwarug IN the 18th lcar Of s
The relatives the family, also the members of rsni.
Lodge No. Lodge No a., and Goen kac hlesmp
No I j., respectfully laiiied y aiteli -
une MsYs Episcopal Church, GsrfeRst Mon hafen.
on THURSDAY May 20, al O'clock Hthoni iufu'f usNcf
NATUEWsSuidenlg At Camden j. Monisy, MAY ~ Hns.
Livingston aged PEARS and months only son Of Daniel A. Ashe~s
Of tins csy. , a, - ~, a, o,.
Guard respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral from The sino>
OF his parents, Eat Nniht this tlhursl aefag0a ss
o'clock.
owRs-On Tue-iay ith bis residence In this ETY. No
short Illness henry O~en, 10 Ne oiss
Of his
III, funeral services will held 81 Bahosmsr's Church
Great Jones Idly llh int - .
O'clock The will be taken 10 b,agfi, Nesieh-'ef
County for nterment
Ph.sephia and Boston papers please copy
PRINCB-At Jersey City Hight on Iasss, hsT ~ i't WINE W
Prince. IN the th ,ear Of his age ,...-.
Of the iamf se mfel
from bis late residence of Cefst and ian ave- Jsrv
civ late Hudson CITY Friday Mag H. a. I0clfoa ias
Palsaieave. ar South 81
WALKER oboken n weinesisy Nay rs Mar q Wahss.
wife o Joha a k VI John ". B0sJ ~i - gesfs.
months and ~ days.
Notice Of funeral 10 FRIDAY mornings pipef
wuMARTH-Al Yaphabs l.. l.. Ga TUESDAY Nay a. Wa NJ VII
maflh late Of THIS city,
Notice n funeral hereafter
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and far tho following names will DO presented q
Ill.,. "legstes TO Baltimore.

ana = far tho following names will DO presen.sd n
d;.,r;o. '"legstes 10 Baltimore.
F;r.t pf,,t, Robert Christie and jas NJ Oakley
$1,000 Dss,,., -Thos. kinsela and w. W Moseoly
g.oh n s.ssso 'hony Hartman and John Scott,
E;Js sr,e As.o, W. Young and John For'
Secenh Dstrict-Thos. q. N'orn n u IN,
Ei0hth Districts. s. Cox, Jh. "o' ,; mayer.
Ninth District-Olver Charick .'onn masterson.
Tenth Distrtct-1hos. Person, WIN. '; C0rper.
Etere,lM Decentralization N Potter, yin Frost
Seventeenth Dfstrfet-Wm. Cassidy, A. II. Hunt.
Eighteenth Dstrfct-Cbarles Anthony, VIM Il. Can't
well.
J0enf,tdrst Disirict-Aen G. Beach, Dewitt c. West.
Tcenfyseeond Disbfet-J Thomas spriges, Calyf
Constock.
Toenfvsrfh Disbict-L. II. Faulkner, 8. g. Ellsworth.
Jtrenfy-e9hM DiSfTfct-G. b. Bradley r. +. Hart
THIRTEEN Distr1et-Henry Richmond, A. T. Ransom.
Thirfysecond Dtstrlct-Chares H. Lee, James Totem.
1t is confidently stated that tho delegates at largo
will be Hoffman, DeWolf, Murphy and Lord.i
These men represent exceedingly well the senti-
ment Of the Convention, and, even without instruc
tons are expected by the friends OF Reform TO cast
their votes and their voices for the Cincinnati plat
form and its candidates The confirmation Of these
delegates with some essential routine business. VIII
contribute the work of tomorrow.
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS IN
KINGS COUNTY.

A large meeting of Liberal Republicans OF
the Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn held last evening in
Uofmap's Hail. No SIC Van Bruntst for the purpose Of
organizing Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. The
meeting was called to order by James w. g. Hall, who
stated the object TO be the organization OF campaign
club into which all who favored the election OF the can
ddates of the Cincinnati Convention could enrol them
selves. Augustus BOges then elected temporary
Chairman, and James Walsh temporary secretary; a
COMMITTEES consisting Of Michael Sanger, James w. O..
Hail. Francis Juif, James Walsh James Kane i. L. re
terson, and Thomas Mccormack was appointed TO nom
mate permanent officers to be presented to the Gun AT
the next MEETING After 20 names had been enrolled.
when permanent organization will be Effected.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
OFFICIAL FORMULATION OF TIE APPOINT
MENT OF FRENCH MISUNDERSTANDING
BAZAINE's CONFINEMENT.
PARIS Wednesday, May is, 1874
An official decree appeared to-day announc-
ing the following appointments OF French Ministers;
The Duke de Noailes, at Washington MJules Ferry at
Athens; NJ Gabriac at the Hague and NJ Godneau' at
Stockholm.
Marshal Bazaine, though placed under arrest IL
allowed 10 remain at home; but guards nave peeh
placed the grounds surrounding his residence 10 pre-
vent outside parties from communicating with him.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
NASIIIEGToN, May l6-l n. N.
SUnoDsfs for The past frentv-four hours
Tho area of highest barometer extends from
Lake Ontario TO Northern Lake Michigan The pressure
has from Indiana 10 Southern Minnesota and
westward, with rain Lakes Michigan and Erie aud
southwark to the Ohio River
Rain has fallen the South Atlantic, and Ia fall
ing from North Carolina to Western Pennsylvania with
southerly wind. Theowest barometer Is central
Northern Missouri
Probabilities
Easterly to nOrthcry winds with cloudy weather ana
rain the Lower Lakes extending 10 the Eastern
and Middle States ON Thursday; light southerly winds
and cloudy weather for the South Atlantic states.
Partially cloudy and clearing weather for tie CUR
States and low Mississippi Valley, with light southwest
cry Winds and clear weather with brisk north
winds, for the Missouri Valley
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PROSPECTS OF THE LIBERAL TICKET IN
MAINE.
IpY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TR1BuNE1


BANGOR, May 15.-The Republican District
Convention for tho nomination Of two delegates 10 the
philadelphia Convention met in this city to-day IL
was the smallest aud weakest Convention heid mere
for the last 20 years.. Out OF 400 delegates 70 when
they were entitled only 81 were present. Ihese
were mostly from Bangor and adjacent towns and con-
sisted OF oce-hoiders and their friends. The Greeley
and Brown men were not present Z. q. Brett and
j. H. Hussey were chosen delegates and instructed 70
vote for Grant The Convention was in session put an
hour and adjourned with the signal OF distress. some
OF the leading delegates from Maine are outspoken Tor
the Cincinnati ticket.
A conference of the Democratic State committee was
held in the city, today and 1t Is Understood tha' inc
decision was unanimous and enthusiastic In support OF
greeley. There are not five prominent Democrats In
Maine who do not uDquaAedy share this view and the
delegation TO Baltimore go there ready TO bolt Greeley
is repudated by who have before defeated INC
popular wish.
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palgns are fought Organized 1t is thus that
every worker, however humble, can find useful
place in the ranks Organized 1t Is thus that the
whole State may be systematically canyasSed, and
every voter reached with argument and appeal
Orgnnzei II is thus aud thus only that the victory
which awaits our best efforts can be magnihcontly
achieved.
The signs Of the times are propitious The air Is
filed with foretokens of triumph The noble TO
Spouse made to the Cincinnati ticket by our Demo
cratic brethren in Tennessee; the signal over
throw Of the Administration party In the eI10
ton for the Senatorship in Connecticut; .uo
sympathy exhibited at the Rochester Convention oy
our former antagonists and present hiehus .n0
outburst Of popular enthusiasm In the oou'u' .no
magnificent support rendered by inc niuo-
pendent press Of the country 10 inc nc
form movement-au these are harbingers OF
popular uprising for the overthrow OF INC eAs'is
and unworthy Administration. Our cause is itself
an irsnration. and engenders the courage and good
cheer with which we shall prosecute it to success
II ia the cause of honesty against cor
ruption in high places; it is the cause Of
generous craftsmanship. reaching with equal
benefcence TO all sections of our great
country it is the cause of civil liberty administered
In scrupulous conformity with written law II is the
cause of Republican government reestablshed on
its one and only living foundation-which is, the
loyal affection of free people.
JOHN COCHRANE,
Chairman n Y. Liberal Republican State Com.
ALFRED WILKINSON, Secretary.
Judicial District ~,
/ JOHN COCIIRANE. No SO Nassau-st, New, y ork'
b. A. WILLS No. 81 Chambers-st, New YORK.
IL w. Cor, No. 50 S0uth-st., Brooklyn
GRINNEIL BURT, Warwick.
Ill j. W. HASBROUCK. ROndOut.
NJ l.. FIIKINs, No. 800 MadiSOn-st., Albany. o..
" E. A. MERRITT, Potsdam.
ID. f. PARKS, Sandy Hill.
VAIFRED WILKINSON, Syracuse.
q. w. FLOWER WatertOwn.
VII. X. ALIABFN, Delhi.
w. p. RAYMOND, Owego.
VII D. ID. S. Brown, Rochester.
l.. r. REYNOLDS, Albion.
VIII JOHN Walls, No. IS Tupper-st, Buffalo
HENRY G. LAKE, FredOnia.
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THE FIRST LIBERAL TRIUMPH.

)RRIs 5. FERRY REFLECTED TO THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 15-Gen. o. 5. Ferry
has been elected United States Senator for six years
from March 4, 1873. The vote stood on the joint
ballot 1873 for Ferry to 125 for Hawley. The entire
Democratic vote was given to Ferry, and II Repub-
Hcans voted for him.
The Liberal Republicans of NewHayen and Nor
walk fired 100 guns to-day in honor of Senator
FerrYs reelection.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ners see Second Page

IIV D7IIV
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ger) stsh Hamburg May Have On.
" and pass Kunharit 4 Co
Steamship Fahita Doane PHILADELPHIA With uise Losri
shin Co.
BARK August (yor) Johannesen Glasgow 50 DAYS With pig ron
Bark Harmony OF Dundee stephan Palermo March r. AMI Gibraltar
April s. with fruit.
BARK John Douon lof kingston Jam Lniay Ligua 10 isy.
with coffee
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRysr iS-1he General Transaantc Comp'nTl tesm.h
Washington from EeS.York for Hayre arrived at els Dor Ills r
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MARRIEH.

FOx-PARKER-On AonI7 at the residence brides her
Maple I Poughkeepse ~ r., By Rev Alonho n fGkef,
Emily p Parker 10 william Is. For Of Ne~fsrk
WARB-BACKUS-On Tuesar evening Mar IT, ne hnrch ~ -
Covenant Parksve corner lryhnhst, BY kev Geo H.
Preruss d. d., James T. Ware 10 Edith C., laughter u NJ
BackuG
wPEKs-TABFR-At Mauspoiseu Mss. "a Tuesday, M,T ft
Eugene Weeks N Glen Cove H. Mar ifsacs lsusas
Capt Joseph r. TaDer Of MatiaPosett
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SPAIN.

A BODY OF CARIIsrs DRIVEN BACK INTO roR-
TUGAL.
MADRID Wednesday, May is, 1874
A force of Carlists, which entered Spain
from Portugal met the frontier by pouy Vi
Government troops and driven back into Portuguese
territory.
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SiOO.OOO Saved.

100000 saved.-Ten hou',nd hossetesperi Ills c ,'a3
p I'd purchasing supply Of Dinner Plates 81 2
dozen China Plates - per doen Table Knives 80
PLATED Table FORKS and spoons 90 per dozen All other ~
selling by NcOL DAvDsOS Co.. No. CO Broadway t one tri
less than the regular pnces
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Honest Druggists sell the genuine Rennes Magic OIL
Beware VI spurious imtluonsl Bay tuc genuine
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Smallpox. Fever-, and skin Diseases, prevented ~
PyRErfE Ntanng and IT, rlecs
their and prevention. SOLD ~ cbcs al
tie maker, II. LANPLouGn l3 Hobom ILL., London.
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Costar,s EstcrmInator and Insect Powder Kis Rata,
Mice Roacle B,GLus Moths Cocoaches CosrsK CO.. ~ Centre
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trump cards played by losing candidate for the
next Presidency do not know what sort OF people
take their views of political affairs from this source
t.l H I.f. I..l ~ G. w. g.
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A CAYADIAN VILLAGE NEARLY

A CANADIAN VILLAGE NEARLY DESTROYED by
FIRE.
KEMPTvIILE, Ontario. May 15.-Ihls village
was nearly destroyed by IRE Yesterday M inc p'in
,nai ,ore. hotel. telegraph offices &C. were burned.
The os, is estimated at $4,000 on which there Ia an
insurance OF $4,000 the chief losers among NE insurance
cownan,es being the Etna Of Hartford Brtlsh Ameri
Johnstown Mutual
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Special Noiiees
sale Of 400 Painting.

sale Of 100 Paintings
for the BENEFIT Of the SUFFERERS b, tie CHICAGO raR
4, calling attention 20 the PAINTINGS uo~ ethbus, a.
Ie, AT Gallery Broadway eiag the es bsaons -
French and German Art undsrdgued desire that TIE
sAIR viii pss Public Aeeop, without lnii
TBuRsDAY FRIDAY ard SATURDAY EVENINGS Mag IT, ~ "a
10 At Chs,oa Hal. oomnsse,as at O. 'elocl
D. MORGAN
ChsIrmsb Commires % Ffsnch rnsaag.
wN a. APFtkrOs.
Chairnss Csrauites "a ius.sii ori fssisf,
Jane- a Kirkland.
FOUNTAINS. VASES.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS.
y o. aui y hesis a.
The Worki " omen. Protective rsios.
Bleecertt. of hc prevention ,al Trd 81 sas az
COPlIsTs, TRADKs.OMEN. CLkAks. a., sspPHss ~
polsr. shd assisted obtaining s@otssut Msse' slA hs''
American Bibie society sp~rs ss.uss n ne Bead q
Msassers Sy eli b. hsd a ne hti hsa--
Asorpa THURSDAY Msy 10. sAp a. ' M PuiPo-s d 90
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Po-,-0alce Nesicc.-Ihs MAILS FoR EUROPE aals. a.
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DAY all v a. 1Vhha' fps'@'ss'
Bartleu'. crystal Reaecsins Globe I.smrs ss a>.s
cost aon Bott-y 81 OF g.lss .g.sft s"ss
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esasdsu,a ssad fssut isss sse aa. 70 inssn'ef'
Grsefcnbers narshaii's tterine Sstssi'cs"' a. '~F
certain ''"''' ''' ''-'' oRAEFESBKkd 90 Ia wiH.-a
-w.rrock A CO... silver Pearl Cashmere us'.
Prs Fse Dosa srscs 10 ssAans @eepsasss
an. h., s.rooesr fhs5sasne,lrs 81 nYifarssrs
GitsffTK fAGLiABuks MaSuFAcfoki, "a f''il'A
Earns, Buniea-, Enlarged Joisi-, al diseases :, A' "a
s.rvd sr De- LACdARiB. q vasea sssss'h
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DIED.

an Notice, Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed uih fan
name aud address