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speotfuiy invited 70 attend the funeral, nom his
late residence as East Fourteenth street. on Sun
TAGGERr.-Suddenly In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
July ~, HENRY JAMES TAdaERT In the S2d year 0f
The friends and acauaintances OF the family ara
requested 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
Srss S a 70 g. James Musn ss1 PaGe
49, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, and thence to the Ceme-
THORP.-0n Wednesday July 10, EUpHEMIA w..
wife Of Edmund A. Thorp, In the 42d year Of her
The relatives and friends of the family are invita-
to attend the funeral on Saturday, the 18th inst,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, from her late residence.
Eighty eighth street. between S N Avenue and Elrst
Cemetery. Hackensack, N j., for interment. @ '''~
New London papers please co copy
tive OF Lack county Donegal, Ireland. aged ls
years and IL months.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her uncle James Mclaughlin ITO West
warren street, on Saturday afternoon, July IL, se
WHIrE.-On Thursday, July H. SARAH G. WHITE,
wife Of John White, Of congestion OF the orain
O'Clock, at her late residence, 7s9 Lexington ave
nue. The relatives and friends of the family are re-
WMooS.-on Thursday, July IL, SARAH E. wIL.
COX.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited u
attend the funeral, on Sunday, July Ia, at ono
O'Clock P. M, from the residence OF John e. Hunt.
3OS East Ninth street.
WiLOs-Cu IHurSudy, July III, ELLEN, TeliCt VI
Lawrence Wild, In the 5eth year of her age.
The relatives and friends and those or her sons
Thomas and John are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, 1857 Cherry
street, on Saturday morning, at 0 O'Clock, to tho
Church OF Saint James, where q mass of requiem
will be offered for the rep0se OF her SOUL after
which the remains will be taken to Calvary Come
tery for interment, at one O'Clock precisely.
WILHELM Brooklyn, on Thursday, July II.
THOMAS ALFRED CRoBAN, son of Robert Wyle.
Glasgow papers please copy.
ZIMMERMAN.-Al relatives and friends are In
m
ZIMMERMAN, who died In the 59th year OF his ago,
on Friday, July IL, at halfpast five O'Clock A. n.
The funeral will take place on Sunday July IA, At
two O'Clock p. M.
CATHARINE ZIMMERMAN, widow.
CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, son.
JOHANA and ELIZABETH daughters.
+ CARLSTADT, N. j., July II, 1872.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
tween San Francisco, Japan ana China.
BOsTO Dppl

DROPOsALs FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
WASHINGTON, June !, is72
the the act Of Congress approved June 1872 entitled An
Zee Department. the year ending June 80 1873 Which
s4S@1os hs words and ts
hereby authorized to contract with the lowest bidder
o. s"a an aissF
to the s eA'p per r0V Voyage &C S% sd
IN r
sns ss
naa ohass n o % s
@ ne b4sGys nsy said 9
said pes shall rs
shall be wholly American constructions and shall be 50
iesas armed anG Seya
nd sna tas General %hsss. eoad @
Ss;sn Ss;ss DE SsoSsss q
aw declared their intention Become esens Of hs
within meaning tbs section SS ~eos of ''' Of
a., e.. is % spsSs' y @ e .Ss
s sa @ a P 5 a' Ss s. sss ss
srsa # line ans he sS S the
SsS sThat ths contrast the
semLmcnthy service shall be made WITH the Paeac
MAJ MAJ Steamship TS,npany shall performed h the
sss ns
s tS s
Se@ OF e .n ad a e
nc %sst
s S s n and
will ho raoa,voa a. ., p or ISsM VSALS "a 20 .. l., A.. .
Wv Sf' the
v a Gs ar 'SSfS aaSHna the Unhs hs ns opa
os nna % ns ' tour s
San rTsnSe s
line running in connection with the main line between
snrnssa na tic
Essh Sd IhouS I the time proposed to be occupied
n sae 81 s the The S
sailing days Stating the days and
sf' heSS @ ed X. ana
50 % a the %
during is e sSntnasnss forming IssnaT sSmiHmSnhy
service and before aeceptanse they win be subject
detailed ha purpose BY the Secretary the
Proposals must conform in all particulars to the prov
ans c
and ofthe above cited act Of June 1872 and must be
the bidder bidders and their guarantors of
property and abundanty able to make good their tender
and guarantee.
The bidder or bidders must be an American citizen or
citizens
The bidders name and residence and the name of each
member Of the firm when partnership offers should be
stated. II made by a corporation the bid
must be accompanied duly copy Of the
charter or articles OF incorporation and list Of officers
and directors .
MED by certified check draft payable to the order of
the Postmaster General, upon some solvent national
bank ofes han5 ccntun of the amount Of one years
proposed in such bid bids such check draft
TO all the conditions and provisions of existing
laws in respect 10 forfeiture
ANY assignment transfer of mail contract Is
expressly forbidden by law Such assignments or trans
null and void and the Postmaster General Is
9ured TO determine any contract in case of Its being un
Proposals should be sent under seal "The superin-
tendent Foreign Nails" with the words Mail Propo
sals Japan and China route written the face of
the address and they should be despatched in time be
received this Department before O'Clock r NJ.
OF Monday the 18th day of August next which will be the
receiving proposals under this advertisement
A y CRESWEI.L Postmaster General.
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Died

AREsOS.-At Sing Sing. on Friday, laly IL, WILL
LIAM AREsoN in the 8sth year Of his age.
Funeral at half-past ten A. NJ, on sunday, 14th,
from Methodist Episcopal church, Sing Sing. Rela-
tves and friends are invited to attend without FUR
ther notice.
BgLL-At catskil, on Thursday, July IL, TAcy,
infant daughter OF william Bell, OF Perth Aniboy,
n. J.
Funeral TO Greenwood, from depot of Hudson
River Railroad, Forty-secOnd street. at half-past
eleven A.. NJ, on Saturday, the 13th inst
BETrs.--In Elizabeth, N. j., on Thursday, July III,
JULIA ANNA, wife OF william II. Betts.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services, at the
house corner Monroe avenue and Louisa street,
North Elizabeth), on Monday, July Is, at eleven
O'Clock A. M. The body will be taken TO Unadilla,
Desbrosses streets at ten A. NJ, stopping at North
BIsHop.-At Morrisania, on Friday, July 10, HAR.
RYET s., wife OF Edward Bishop, in the 5Sth year Of
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, Broad
way, Morrisania, on sunday afternoon, July H. at
three O'Clock. train leaves Grand Central Depot
at two O'Clock.
BRANDEfs-On Friday morning, July IL, 1872,
STELLA, infant daughter OF Fred and Eva Brandels,
age months . 60, ,,.., -.
funeral AT ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Sunday, 14th inst,
from the residence OF parents, l6l East Sixtythird
street. - x 49,.
BRooME-on Friday, July IL, FRANCES ANN
BRooME widow OF Hon. John L.. Broome ana
mo. her of Colonel Br0ome, United states Marine
Corps I'm the 18th year OF her age
The funeral will take place from the commanding
officers residence, at Marine barracks rius'ns Us M
o'clock p M The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. - rr,r =,
CARRoIL.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July IL
BESSIE, daughter OF tie late Charles Carroll
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AN ASSAULT WITH A HATCHET.

Catharine O'Connor living at No. 70 Van Brunt
street, Brooklyn, assaulted her husband with
hatchet last night, and produced dangerous
wound on his head. She was arrested aud lodged
In the Butler street station house
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRowNsoN-ROBERTs.- Wedu. .esday, July TO- at
the First Presbyterian church, Yo,nkers, by Rev. T.
Raston Smith, d. d., Lieutenant WILLIAM. H.
BRowNsoN, United States Navy, 90 ISABELLA KING
daughter OF X. A. Roberts. No cards.
LEE--PoRTER.-On Monday july s, by the Rev. Mr..
Kepnard OF Pilgrim Baptist church, Edmund G..
LEE to LEoNoRA II. PORTER. Nc cards.
MARTIN-DE YorNa.-At the, residence OF the
BRIDES parents on Wednesday, July TO- by the
Rev. DR.. II. Vidaver, assisted by the Rev. r. 1ngel,
FREDERICK L. MARTIN TO MINNIE DE YOUNG, both OF
this city.
wEEKs-FENToN. Mount Kisco, N. Y, on
wednesday, July 10, by the Rov. J. +. Richmond,
DANIEL $. WEEKS to Miss ELLA p, daughter Of the
late Dr.. $. f. Fenton, all of Mouat Kisco. No cards.
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FEW BOARDERS WILL BE ACCOMMODATED IN
IA one OF the delightful and healthy places on the
Saturday. from 10 toA
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T WEST NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND
~ First class Board, casant Rooms location beauti.
ul Apply thid house Gastlcton avenue below
Taylor street, or to JOHN OSPREY, 1873 Duane street
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

IJhOfOSALo FOh stTi
PURCHASING AND DrsnuRsIse PArxAsrrRs orrcR, J
NV YoRk' July 10, is72
Proposals. sealed and endorsed envelope bids for
O'clock the 18th inst for following supplies of the
best quality TO be delivered tree Of expense at the Navy
YARD NsT NsTREHS h1sfS fPkkovrsToxs AND CLOTHING.
25oOO pounds Candies, naval standard A., x
Yard for samples further information, and will state
in their proposals the date within which they will com
ceed ten days from date or order. 49,,
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids that may
not he deemed advantageous o the government ana 20
award each article item separate, as may be most to
Responsble security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF supplies awarded within the time
Blank iorms will he furnished Mt this office, and bids
opened at the hour above namcd when parties interested
are invited TO be present y n,.nro,n
| Pay Director United States Navy.
| DRoPosALs FOR GRANITE, EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Sealed proposals will be received up TO July 20 ls2or
October @ and Sovem6er Plans and sOeciScatioms 70 be
a. I f be- eee & Se% ToR ds
| corner OF Front and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, N Y.
| Ngw YoRK, July u, 1872
| EUROPE.
| CuERLAIY-I6 RUE DE LA PAIx PARIS
" Ambrosiel Cream for shaving
| Fashionable Perfume for the handkerchief;
| Eau Lustrale for the hair.
Eau de Cologne preparation speciae).
THE QUEENS, HOTEL NEAR THE CRYSTAL. PAL
i ace Upper Norwood, London-To tourists and FAM.
lies Its elevated pleasant aud most saubrious position
combined win the comiort afforded and ITS general man
! OF the upper ranks OF English society.
ANTHOLOGY.
DRoFEssoR LISTER REAL) AsTRoLoGER. "A LEX.
i ington avenuA saar Twenty sixth street Time OF
! kyth wanted
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BOARD wANTED-FoR EIGHT PERSONS, AT THE
ID sea shore, convenient TO New Yok; private house
preferred; Address, with full particulars, HENRY
MOORE, No. Park place. New York.
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FEW PERSONS MAY FIND FIRST CLASS BOARD
"A at farm house four hours from city; location
pleasant and healthy; house and rooms large plenty
shade and ruit; terms moderae access by boat and
cars Address box 81, Chester, Conn.
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DOARD-AT LARGE FARM HOUSE ON GREAT
ID South Bay IS miles by Long Island Railroad good
to Mr.. MACKENZIE, a39 Broadway, to J. II. BISHOP,
Centre Moriches. L. l.
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BOARD wANTED-IN THE COUNTRY, BY GENTLE
ID man and wife; easy access TO city by boat cars;
Orange n j.. preferred Address W. S, room "a, No l29
Broad street, New York. stating terms and location.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT CATSKILL.-A FEW FAM.
- lies can be accommodated with good Board, large
Rooms and splendid views at the sulphur Spring House,
Catsk IA mile from the village terms Ad
dress b. L. BEAM, Catskill, N Y.
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BOARD WANTED-AT FARMH OUSE, BY THE 24TH
ID olJuly or LIST Of August must h shady ground,
piazza and Rooms; good country fare chils
mosqu gentleman, wife, three children and nurse;
distance less than hours from New York Address
S. s. s. Jerey City, n j.
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COUNTRY BoARD.aAT GOOD FARM HOUSE, IN
~ New Canaan Connecticut. Refer to WM NJ
QUINNELL, 4s East Fourteenth street, New York.
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(NOUNTRY BOARD-AT A LARGE FARM HOUSE,
" near Monroe, Orange county, n Y two hours OF
Erie Railway; terms SO. Address COUNTRY, box liz
Herald office.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY 1 1872-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

ADJUSTMENTS.
XNOODS MUSEUM. WOODS,
MATINEE EVENING
ATa Ats
LAST APPEARANCES
ofahe author and actor
MR.. j. j. MCCLOSKEY,
In the sensation drama by himself entitled -
POMP: P0MPi POMP;
OR, WAY DOWN SOUTH.
POMP. J. McOLOSKEY.
Last TIMES LAST TIMES
TO-DAY AT2 EVENING AT g.
MONDAY JULY In HARRY SEYMOUR IN
NOTRE DAME.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
S75ss
Chicago win be performed on this occasion The Last
and only MY chance io as. see n,., -, &C., r,.
CHIcAGo-The Grand Panorama and
wALbRsNs 81 sisF 1siss's BENEfPP fsPpTeSSrN pTSrNiaur nt
The last and only chance TO soc Chicago.
w LAST NIGHT
rfn rfSfn thS hSsT Ss"Tis'nl TsGaf Prc%s GARD.
which must be Withdrawn, the management has the
SIX $ ssmmsnq.1s Monday July i.
THE LONG STRIKE,
ton and brilliant Tableaux.
w MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
HER REoRGASiSED COMPANY,
Just arrived and SURPRISING in numbers ability and at
ao1yGness any previous season. will commence their
MONDAY EVENING, JULY %,
In new pur'eSaue specially written for the Company.
ROBIN HOOD,
which VII es grSdScsd with every regard to EFFECT
OLYMPIC THEATRE. LAST NIGHTS
~ JOHNNY ALLEN
RIP VAN wINRLE sa,'' anu '00ona A RiP VAN w1NKLn
Little Mac in his Spociales
Boston Jubee Quartet Concerted @ Music
To oonol"de WI, with ths sdifSAfn%n Lns, an e
Monday, July Is, tic great Lulu SENSATION and
LING LOOK, Sword swallower and Nccromancer.
DR. KAHNs MUSEUM or ANATOMY, 7iS BROAD
~ way. opposite Asior place-Ths magnificent collec-
ciai Anatomical Preparations Comprising every portion
Of the human frame LECTURES daily on Nervous % d EH
menr." Applicants furnished with pocket edition
add 2aer
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FEW PERSONS DESIRING QUIET CAN FIND
~ good, airy Rooms, plenty hadc, fruit bathing, &C.,
n miles from h city visit aud return after
noon. For full particulars address A. BATES, Herald
office.
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(NLIFFwOOD SPRINGS HOUSE, VIA KEYPORr
" Barclay street, p. NJ; beautifully located; shade
sea bathing boating fishing good table 80 to sl2 TlB.
BETS EsMOND, Propretors, 263 Broadway.
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NOUNTRY BOARD FOR TWO ADULTs-TERMs MUST
~ not exceed So per week. Address H., box log Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
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CARD.-J JAY WATSONS PRIVATE MUSIC ROOMS,
" % Clinton place, established lS54-Private Lessons
only Organ Piano, violin Guitar, Singing, Harmony
Circulars and "Students' journal" mailed free.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-WANTED, 30 LADIES FOR
" Ballet and extras Apply Immediately to GEORGE
+. DE WE'RE. Grand Opera House.
81 007 NIGHTS, NIGHTS WALTZ" Wal, STRAUSS, .zsc:;
VIENNA" TIC; "Morgenblaer,' 75c. Artists Life"
76c.; "PIzzicato , Polka" $9e.. &c,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A PARTY OF YOUNG MEN OR TWO FAMILIES
IA can Obtain excellent accommodations ~ hours
sail from the city large shady grounds: salt wa bath
ing, &c. Address box 81 Post office, MatnWan. N. j.
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COUNTRY BOARD-ON FARM NEAR TURNER'S,
Orange county n Y Location high and very healthy.
Abundant plain table. All trains stop. Three rooms
Terms $40 per week Address j. c.. box lO45 New York
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-NEAR THE CITY,,
~ for gentleman, wife, three children eldest y and
Address, with terms, l.. j., box l5O Post office.
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Clonfert, county Galway ireland. in the 2lst year

Clonfert, county Galway. ireland. In the 2lss year
Relativesan friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral. from the residence OF her
mother. 3A Eighteenth street, South Brooklyn, on
Sunday. July IA, at two p. M.
C0LXHAN-On Friday, July l2, 1872, MARY COLA
HAN, widow Of Christopher Goldman, native OF
Eyrecourt county Galway, In the 7sth year OF her
The frfends OF the family, and those of her sons,
John and Michaei, and also OF her aon-in-law,
the funeral from the residence Of sor. john 7es
Second avenue, on Sunday at one O'Clock, from
thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
CoNwAY.-Suddeniy, on Thursday, July II, at his
residence, Is Prince street, HENRY J. CONWAY, in
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral on Sunday
morning, July u, at half past nine O'Clock.
CooMBs-On Friday, July u, at his residence, 4s7
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, JOHN W. C0oMBs In the
46th year Of his age.
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and California
papers please copy.
GowLEs.~0n Friday. July 70, Of cholera infantum,
EUGENE f., infant son OF W. G. and Louise Cowles,
Funeral to-day Saturday, at three O'CLOCK from
379 second avenue. Friends are invited.
Of William J, and Mary Crawford, aged months.
Coleraine Qreiandl papers please copy: ~,
Funeral sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from
the residence OF her grandmother, 12s West 10th
OUDLrrP-on Friday morning July 70, LUcv, relict
of the late Jonathan Cudipp in the S2d year OF her
age.
specthlly invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. VIM. Cudlipp,
No; sSS Jersey avenue Jersey City, on Sunday, the
DAvIpsoN.-On sunday July Z, FREDERICK WILL
LIAM; also on Thursday, July Il, MADELINE, infant
children OF John and Mary M. Davidson.
Two little buds on earth
To bloom in heaven
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ORIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. t.
Island. fronting the Sound and 0ardiners Bay; only
ing and sailing fishing urpassed reached by steamer
road. M B. PARSONS
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EUROPE.

PROFESSOR LISTER, QtEAL) ASTROLOGER. n LEX.
ington avenuA saar Twenty sixth street Time OF
sytk wanted
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The International Printers" at Rich
mond recommend recognition of female
craftsmen, and making four years the term
of apprenticeship. Subordinate Unions are
asked to petition Congress to abolish the
Government printing office. The next
meeting will be in Montreal.
The Kentucky editors are in session at
Bowling Green. II. WattersOn seized the
occasion to dedicate the park OF that city IN
an Grafton.
4 storm near Boston yesterday wrecked
some 20 or 80 yachts in Dorchester tay.
Josie Mansfield is at Columbus, o., IN
cog.
a knotty question has Sbeen propounded
to Gov. Hoffman, by the New York bosses,
in regard to the right Of secret societies 10
demOralize their workmen and leave them
liable for breaches Of contract which they
cannot avoid if the strikes continue.
Gov. Straw, of New Hampshire, will be
inaugurated to-day.
| The National Brewers, in session IN New
York, petition Congress to remove the tax
on beer, on the ground that it is a temper
! ance drink.
The New York Central road viii run
mail cars into the basement of the new
! postOflice, expeditiDg distribution aDouI an
! hour.
Tweed and Connolly were yesterday
granted twenty days to withdraw demur-
Ter and file answer to the big complaint
against them.
Eleven thousand dollars in United States
bonds we're burned in the house of FREQ
! Douglass Sunday night.
A locomotive exploded yesterday on tnS
Jacksonville, Fla, road, killing the fireman
and breaking the leg of a young ladI
twenty-five yards of, besides iTjuring others
The schooner EUola, Of Gloucester, Mass.
has been seized at Trinity Bay, in the Do
minion, for violation of the fisheries law.
Vanderbilt wes yesterday reelected Ne7
York Central King.
Three sea lions, the largest weighing
1,SOO pounds, are on their way from Sar
Francisco to Cincinnati.
A drygoods jobber has humbugget
Stewart, Clafin and others out of S25O,OO'
in drygoods, which he sold out at auction
and then abscOnded.
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Abt.

CINCINNATI, Juns 5-About 5000 per-
SOUS attended the Abt Concert at Exposi-
ton Hall tonight. -Four hundred muslcl-
ans we're on the stage, including the grand
orchestra of ferty-fVe pieces; SIX Oh the
twelve pieces on The programme, were tne
compositions of Herr Abt, VINO leaa ~ Iiie
orchestra once, and chorus twice. Inc
other leaders Ewere Messrs. Darrs, eros
curth and Burrusslbach. The enthusiasm
was very great.
Prior to taking the chair in the orchestra
he was presented with an elaborate an'
beautiful baton, set with diamonds, a tesIl
monial from many musical friends.
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Col. J. B. KILLEBREw viii address the
eople at Waverly, on Friday, June Z, as
reviously announced, and not at the school
rouse IN Big Bottom, near Johnsonyille, as
lated in yesterdays paper.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITS

By virtue Of the authority given me as
President Ofth Democratic State Conven-
tion which met at Nashville on the 9th Of
May last, 1 have appointed the following
named gentlemen as the Democratic State
Executive Committee:
JOHN G. BURCH, of Davidson,
4. G. DUNNINGToN, Of MauTy,
THOMAS +. HENRY, Of Montgomery,
JAMES w. NEWMAN, of Lincoln,
THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren,
J. NJ. Brooks, of Knox,
JOHN BLEvINs, Of Hawkins,
w. d. VANDYKE, of Hamilton,
j, MAGEYENY, Of Shelby,
j. d. PORTER, of Henry,
JIM. COULTER, of Gibson.
BENZ. J. LEA.
June 3, 1872.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June fisherman called
up Senate bill to provide for the Tedemp-
ton and sale Cf lands held by the United
States under the several acts levying direct
taxes and the House amendments thereto
were concurred in.
Sprauge called up House bill to grant
right Of way to the New Mexico and Gull
Railroad Company, which was read and
passed.
morrill,, of Vermont, from the Committee
ON PBblic Buildings and Grounds, reported
without amendment, House bills for the
construction of Government buildings at
Port Huron, Mich, and
Nashville, Tenn.
The Senate proceeded to consider sun
dry civil appropriation bills, the question
beino on motion of the committee to strike
ont fhe sixth section, appropriating $780,
600 to nav unsettled claims against the
Government on account of services rend-
cred in
Carrying Mails
in the late Rebel States prior to May 81,
1861. Debate ensued thereon.
Mr.. Conkling said if such legislation was
TO be carried through COnqess, there
would be q door opened to the payment oil
pensions to Rebel soldiers.
Mr.. thurman saw no analogy IN Jhe
cases.
Mr.. Morrill, said the distinct proposition
before the Senate was for the United States
TO step in and pay what has already been
paid, or assumed 10 be paid by the Rebel
Government.
Afer many dilatory motions continued
far iu.o the evening session it was finally
agreed to postpone the bill till Friday noon
when it viii have precedence over all IN
finished business, and voting on amend
ments TO proceed without debate and with
the understanding that fOrtitcatlon and
rIy.r and harbor bills be proceeded Will
f.. anrow. Adjourned.
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TENNESSEE BOKDs closed in New
ork last evening at 7l2 for the old issue
I'D Y! for the new.
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CoTroN was more active in New York
esterday, closing at 27sc for middling.