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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
OF CHARLES b. PAHMEYER.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE
New Orleans, January IS 1873.
fENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT a WARRANT
Il IN bankruptcy has be II issued out Of the lis
trct Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against the estate Of Charles B Pal-
Tney er, OF New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans
State OF Louisiana adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment any debts and the
dehvery OF any property belonging TO said bank.
rupt, to him. or for his use, and the transfer OF ay
property By him, are forbidden by law: that a
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose e or more assiyuees Of
his estate, will be held az a court of baukrIDt,v
10 be holden ON the twenty first day OF Feb,
ruary, A. D. 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ at No Al
exchange place, New Orleans, before p. Augustir
Register
,> s. &. PACKARD
Jaio IeI United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
JONI ~ 4, RJIA.s
?HrKspAy EVENING. January :, I

!HgKsp.Y EVENING. January :; ia
COTfON-yhe sales today summed mp
1850 bales. mostly at very full price,. re-
quiriug an advance Of l8c in cur outside
figures for stlict good ordinary ant our
inside for low middling. We give also
the Exchange zig ares, which are for aver
age lists according with It's official type.
while ours present the proper range OF
tie market 10. average lists, bnt with
the "utsils figures for low midtillny and
the tower grade. given a. the outside
tigu'e. .ur strict:
.EW SaLEANs CLASSIFICATION. aSsINILATED
lIE Pr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

Ia q description os Southern railroads,
the Chisag" Eaii.ay E.sisc sa.. .g Oh.
New Orleans. lie. "a. s..' ::rsa. Northern
yaiIroad.
This roa: comprises 'he main line from
New Orleans 70 Jackson. Mis.is-ip.i. i.3
miles: Whence HOrtis ov.y .h. M-sissippj
Central. go miles :. Humh-d.. Tennessee:
also the Mississippi ana tennessee. from
Grenada. Missi-sipl.'. . Memphis, E.u,e.-
see. 100 Mi!s-, N .kIng .s.s MD. Of road su-
der enc mdhageu"at-t the only manage
mens that have h-.n a.i.. - ......a ,h..r
srea. trunk linz. vst. :,r.., o. T.. ..,g.
si;.OY. joss 81 thu r.ue:s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

UNITED STATES MARsHsL's OFFICE
New Orleans. January 20, 1873. :
FE'HTS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRknT
Il i'll bankruptcy has been issued out
OF the District Court OF the United States for the
District of louisiana against the estates of G. G.
Gordin K Co and g. G. Gordin ard Theodore h.
Shute, individually, III the parish OF Orleans Sta of
Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon the petition
of theiE creditors; that the payment of any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupts, to them or fer use and the transfer
OF any property by them are forbidden by Law; that
a meeting OF the creditors of said baukrupts to
prove their debts and ChOo one or more assigees
of their estates, Will be held at a court of bank.
ruptcy to be holden the seven zenith day OF Ft b.
T airy, a d. 1873, a. eleven o'clock A. NJ. at the
Customhouse building, S1w Orleans, before 6 s.
Kellogg, Register.
s. B. PACKARD
ia2I rel7 9rnitad states Morsbo1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
EXPORTS,

MALAGA-BarE Rosario-l0C0 bales cotton
LlVERPuOL-Shlp ada OutoE-3l69 bales cot
ton 1890 slaves
BOSTON-Bark MvNeil-l234 bales cotton 600
slaves
BOSTON-Brig L Maderia-9 5l bales cotton ESQ
SKIS ncake 100 slaves cases ndse
AOBILE-Steamer Creo!e--l5 bbls whisky cks
Wine HOO pkgs mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Prince Edward, Fraser from NS-
S3nS 10 Wheeler l. Son-4th district -
STEAMBOATS,
Sxportes, Williams, from Cairo
louisville, Madison. from Cincinnati
Nick LOngwOrth. Hates. from Cincinnati
Maytfower. Cation, from Camden
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Memphis
frank Parg"ud. " hIte. from argyle Landing
Ouachta Belle. Blanks from OuachatS City
Utah, VOORHEES,, from Pine Bluff
w Strader. Belt, from Camden
Ashland. Kyle, from Little ok
Henry Tete. Dateres. from DOnaldsOnvlss
Bradish Johnson. Bro1 horton. fm Lower CoasS
Rart Able, Baranco, from Crosse Tete Railroad
III nneole, Miller, from Cincinnati
creole, HoI kins, from MObile-New Basin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

Tie man shs c.,Dg Ice l.sp.v ci... -
moth.r-.n-!.w sI,ss - -. .a:p. nous. 49,.
him. j. /. resident Hf New yak. IL. LIvcs
in se.ses City. y gag. s..'. 'ac oaiv
wOn.a who ran :,ckle hie VII. ..ceess-
fully. They take up 80 niue. :!'ns '.~ia.
each etSs- .dat 70 rae D .escsiu. ...:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
0FFiCg OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuuuep.y EyBsIN0 January %, 1873. )

We notice further improvement in the
money market to day. The offerings at most
Of the banks were only of fair extent, and
at ore or two they were unusually m"der-
ate; We also noticed more limited demand
on the street, with a sensible tendency to
still easier rates fer first class paper, the
offerings of which were limited. We con
tnue to quote first class signatures accom-
panied by unexceptiouable colsterals at
iO0l2 p cent = annum, AL at ID, second
class at Is, first class mortgage paper at
10 and second class do at II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

NtNtHIH Ne OF
leans-Nos. 496 and 1873
ny VIRTUE OF AND ~ OBEDIENCE TO A
AZ VIII based upon notari&l act to me di.
tScIed DN me Hon. w. Falls Seventh Justice Of
alted New Orleans July 3, 1872, in
the above entitled suit. have seized and will
proceed 70 sell At Pubic auction ON Cads, be-
tween Chestnut ana Coliseum streets Sixth Dis
IGict parish of Orleans. On WEDNESDAY, January
~, 1873, at twelve O'clock NJ
A LOT OF HpUNKHOLD FURTi rTRE as per in
VentOrF OF The same on file in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot III United States treas
ury notes. H. W. HOR>SEN Constable.
ja24 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

STEEL KALI, DOUBLE TRACk
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati ier Columbus
EAST!
s.'!sg eighty-seven TO ITO miles, and arriving ons
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
ssvlrg sty nine miles and arriving si3 and D. halt
hours In advance as
BALTIMORE.
save ssventy-seve miles, and arriving sigh;
end threequarters hours in advance at
WAsHINGTONo
Reaching
&KBILADELPuSS
Ons train the quickesss
eas GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGRs
80 the Ohio river at Parkelsburg and BellAe
are completed
nORHIEG AND NIGHT ZINES on
euItman's palace Grawips-Room and
Sleeping Cars
ore sun this route from St Louis. cincinnati: o.
sGlu ~ bus to Baltimore and Washington CtN
WITHOUT CHANGE
BY tina souae Won oyoid oil omuiSuD ersnsreI.
Tickets fos sAs "a Of :c2ee sfficss in che Sousl
o,si West.
g. ". COLE,
s'sneral riskes Agent. Baltimore, HarslaLg
W. P SMITH
ssstss Transportation Baltimore Nsrylsne
SIDNEY 3. jones'
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati, Ohio
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.


ESTATE OF G.. G. aSORDIN & co. AND
g. &. Gordin aud Theodore L. Shute, lndlvidu-
alb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
FOX HAVANA.

FOX HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key wsst
Carrying the United states Mini.
f. The New Orleans, Florida
>@SSE aud Havana Steamship COMPANY
%I~aEA will dispatch a frat class fast pss
senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot of CaiiOpe street, First Distris,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar Key
Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2s
Storage. ................. 20 Ii
Through bills of lading issued to all points IN
Florida, including Tampa, and to New York, Char
lesion and Savannah.
None bat the compsDys bills of lading signsi
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and throush
tickets given to above points
Nc freight received without permit from the d
flee.
For freight or passage apply TO
]. 4. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l2G Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Bank
Tie steamship HAVANA follows on reguls
dav. de5lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, 4
friday, January -, 1917.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Creole. Hopkins, for Mobile
ship Ada OnltOn Matthews, for Liverpool
Spanish bark Rosario, Tieglin. for Malaga
Bark e Mcneil, CcOweil, for Boston
Brig ]. G Madeira, Moslander for Boston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

''7'co Ccurs tor he parish ut Orleans
IA tIkICE or Ss GBDhR az COURT RE.
- ctiF'G ny me IN r>tse No. 49, will proceed TO
sell at publ" auction. a. M ,ys,,bo!tss No IS
E!gn M" streef. between Royal and Bgsrbon on
GA uhpAl ytnl.ry Is, 1873 ~ p. Nj
WATCH. " 49, "'"'
Seized in the above ruip
;agl % ""eH III N'H'tc states treasury notes.
- - ". EGAE Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

tee Court Tor tHc Parish OF Orleans No. 1884, 4
QY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- TO me directed by thr Hon. W. T. Houston
FIRST jus ice of the Peace in and for the parish Of
on ans, win p. o eed to sol at public auction
al ny "a rnou7e. n" l3J Julia street, on SATUR
pai, February |, 1913. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
f0tlTwlng desc ibrd rpprtv 10 Wit
ONE LOT 90 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Sc zed i'll the ali, entitled SUIT as per inventory
on file III my Office.
Trrms-Cash Oh the spot
JAZZ u frl John UI7rTEy Copetable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF pRODUrr

notwithstanding Prince Edward-l056
sugar g. $50 cigars kg ndse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW STATE LINE sTEAuSu,n
CAMPAkN

VIII ssii---, February =, 1873
The vessels of this line will stop at Bordoo-
freight and passengers the passage lrom " ioi
pool. aver
Due notice will be given of the d Tvs Of sam
from New Orleans 'Ang
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS az
duced rates. sers
No charges for medicine or medical sttapa....
MOrey orders granted free of charge 1sace
Prepaid emf grafton tickets ssurd here tn ~.
DESTROYS of sending for their friends Pasaes
These essels cross the bar at all times min,
detention. A"ss
For freight or passage, having unsurpasssa
CEN luodations, apply TO
A. X. MILLER i CO., Acents
No. % CarUndelet street New Orlssu
ROSS SKOLFItLD Il Co
No, Chapel street Liverroo,
LEWIS I. MERROW L co F'NA
Sc Il " No. IS Great CIV de street GIasoo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

D nvniry in the 1lodoc War-Twepty-f four
Hours snow Storm Memorials
Against Repeal of the Bankrupt Act
Florida senntOrship-A Albany Argus
Editor Dead-Ice Gorge sH the Susaue-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24

-"rs. tilRen VS. Benin.nin sewf+Secon6
'u9lce' Ouit Tor the Parish OIIeaus No 2TS4
IA FikTCE OF WHIT OF PTERI "a
= Gas TO m" directed hy the Hon " d,
hVans' second Justice OF he Peace il. AMI for the
Rarlsh o. orleans, | will proceed to sell at pub
nc auction, at my warehouse No ian Giros strset
g31 cen lamp and Chugch sire, ts on FRIDAY
S" ns -; 1913. a TIVE We O'clock
e' ONE LOT OF tCRSITURB. IA Der irventorv on
NE TO be seen al nv office, - ' w.
~ ~ Ii ~ the above numbered and EN- led suit
Ierms-C4siS o.. the AMI - ~ ''' '''7u 'u'''
80. 10 - jobs MCCORMICK. ronstabls.
~ Soa tkens g &c. ". ". j. McCnII-
NJ 9ta. '9"uSe s'n'- foc 5us Parish Of Orleans,
Ii 'IhTuh HE wRrg or r.vs! FACIAL
ond T,ste e Arect'T i# tls honorable the Bee
Sri Sue',ce OF The p. ~ and TOR # = parish OF
a, ~, hs VIII pro" ID :, ssh a. ppgl.c auction
s once on FIJI a., Jl.-.r Is 1873 at twelve
an WMK sssr NOTE ii Henry Harrf., for the
T1ed In the a0ovs nun kcroa md e. II I'D suit
lerms-cash On 0,a ssct
s"is !OES MCCORMICK Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-24
C0NSTABLkS' SALES,

j. Miller va. MIR. Hntding and Wife-Sixth
Jnsttce Court for the Parish OF Orleans No.
864O. -
Cf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
~ to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
justice OF the Peace in and for the parish Of
orleans, viii proceed Ia sci at public auction
on MONDAY, February ;. 1876 at Wareroom No. &l
~ Andrew street, at tNriY u'rl ok M
LOT OF HOU 'EIDLb FURNITURE
Seized III the above suit
Terms Cash in United states +. rasury noteR
Jazz u f.2 WILTI,W FOTEY ConstabIe
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09
Milford. Del.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.

correspondence of the Commerclall
The FoURTH,-The Fourth, here was spen
in quiet manner. business was generally sus
pended and the stores closed. Some went OF
the excursion to Lewes, some to the beaches
quite number to Lincoln, and few to Har
rington, to climb the creased pole, while
the largest number stayed at home. The color.
ed people had quite big day. All of the neigh.
borbood Sabbath Schools met here, and had
quite celebration. The schools, headed by the
Milford brass band. and followed by large
crowd of people, marched through the town, out
to the grove, where the day was spent.
Till IAPPERs CAPIURED.-The money drawers
OF number Of our business men have suffered.
lately, until on Monday night, a watch was set
in Drs. France and Phelps offices, and a colored
man and boy caught in the act. While at the
Justices Office the boy promised to go and
bring the other money he had stolen. He was ac-
cordingly let off, and has not been seen. since
Elias Purnell, the man, will make Dover his
home, until he breaks jail.
LAUNCH OF SCHoONER.-The Messrs CarlisIe
will launch large schooner, tomorrow, (Wed-
nesday,) of about 400 tons.
.Rehoboth Camp Meeting will be well attend
ed by Milford people.
-"tire'-w works were considerably used on the
Fourth, but no damage done.
The colored camp meeting commences at
High Hill, on August Sth.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09

This, it will be seen. reduces the estimates
from 2, 067 SIG down to 9sS 2l5 less little oyel
one million baskets.
MIR. Townsend offered the following resolu-
tlons, IN relation to accidental delays in trans
portation
Resoloed, That in arranging with Railroad
companies between this Peninsula aud New
York, that no bargain or agreement should be as
sented to by the fruit shippers, unless a regular
special time of arrival of trains is guaranteed
oy SAID H. Il. companies, that id to say. the
tTalls OF fruits shall arrive at Jersey City at /,
"a, 2, "a. and So o'clock A. M.
The resolution was adopted when Mr.. Todd
offered the following, which was adopted
ReSolCed, That it is utterly useless to attempt
to open any other markets beyond New York ui,-
I'll some certainty OF the time of arrival OF trains
at New York can be accomplished, and that the
attention of this association should first be di-
rected to The accomplishment of that important
end.
Mr.. Hayes then took the f9or to correct
wrong impression made by Mr. Cummins at the
last meeting, who had said that he (AIr Hayes)
TOOK no interest in the association and that he
did not want the cars Of tho p. w. u b Co. to
go beyond New York. On the contrary, Mr.
Hayes said he was in favor Of now routes and
new markets, and he had nothing to do with the
+. W: ~ u. Companys cars yet he knew that
the L. w. d. u. Railroad Company desired new
markets to be opened and would go as far as
any other company to accommodate the peach
growers interests.
Mr.. Fulton offered the following resolutions
imposing new duties on the Committee on Open
ing new Routes and new Markets, which was
adopted:
ReSoloed, That the Committee on New Routes
and New Markets be also empowered and re-
quested to make all other arrangt ments for the
shipment Of fruit that may promote the inter-
ests OF the fruit growers,
The meeting then adjourned till the third
Tuesday in October
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09


We have been receiving frequent intmations.
for several weeks past, that the young peaches
have been falling of the trees, and that the es.
Inmates made have been too high. The Peach
Growers, in their meeting, at Dover, yesterday,
acted on this Judgment and reduced their 6r-
ures, made in June, from 90 237, 900 baskets, to
little less than million. This is, most likely
too radical change. (rhese estimates refer,
al our readers probably understand 10 he rail
road shipments, alone, and only to those sent
Northwafd, through Wilmington, not including
those over the Junction Il Breakwater road to
Loves, and thence by steamer to New York;
Tho estimate now made is probably too low.
year ago, the figures OF the Association wore
million and a half OF baskets, and tho actual
shipments, Grail only) about two millions The
shipments from Sussex county, ria Lewes are
also to be regarded and this being done wo still
have expectation that the actual figures, OF rail-
road shipments, at the close OF the season, will
closely approach those of last year, although the
late Spring, the June frost, the drought and
the ''weevil' have much marred the very favor |
able prospect which existed at the close Of VIM |
ter, - "-
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09

A letter from New York gives the following
case of cholera, the like Of which may easily b
gotten up anywhere il the same means be reaor-
ted to
"Richard Fl. Hall, choir singer in st. Igna
tius's Church, died on Friday OF what number
of physicians supposed to be an aggravated case
of Asiatic cholera. He had predispositior
to diarrhea, and had indulged once day fol
several weeks in cucumbers. On the night OF
his sickness he had eaten them a second time
for supper, and had also eaten ice-cream and
drank ale. He was attacked at o'clock in the
morning with severe stomach-ache, ,accompani-
ed by violent vomiting and purging.
AT four he was in a state OF collapse. with
violent cramps in the legs and arms. He was
almost pulseless; his extremities were cold, his
eyes sunken and his breathing difficult Large
doses of capsicum, spirits of camphor and spir-
its OF ammonia were given him, and his entire
body was rubbed with brandy and cayenne pep
per. Neither this treatment nor the subse-
quent application of mustard poultice produced
any effect and the patient died at twenty minu-
tes past five. The agony he suffered was great
and unceasing.
Medical men were divided in opinion Judging
both from the symptoms and the autopsy. The
majority were decided in pronouncing the case
one Of Asiatic cholera, but the coroner's Jury
brought in a verdict of acute cholera morbus,
arising from oyerindulgence while suffering
from protratced diarrhea.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09

The Ienn'ylranids cargo was nearly all un-
loadod yesterday. To day the remainder will be
put ashore, and work begun on the return car.
30, and she IS expected to sail sometime to-
morrow The Press says: Her machinery il
IN excellent condition, and she Is capable of
making the trip across the ocean, under fayora-
ble circumstances in eleven days. She is not a
iast vessel but safe one, being very steady and
hight. easily managed, and comfortable. The
cabin State-rooms have nearly all been engaged
Tor the trip out. Thus far the vessel has proved
very satisfactory, except that she is rather
slower than was expected. Captain Sumber
thlnks the propeller blades were broken by
striking ice at night.
-Alyriads OF caterpillars have appeared this
summer IN certain quarters of the city The
sparrows which are credited with having exter-
mlnated tie measuring worms, should extend
their aboIs.
The Star says the only persons that regard
Ihe cnlldrens excursions useless expendi-
ture OF money, are those who have not contrib
u ed to the fund. 1t is ever thus.
Del Noblit, Jr, a native of Wilmington, ia
one OF Phlladelphas most active and public
spirited citizens.
The Bulletin doubts il there has been any
real Asiatic cholera in the country this year.
Col. Forney is writing new series of his in.
e'tlng Anecdotes Of Public Men,"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09

The New York correspondent of Philadel-
phia Ledger says;
There is no mistake now in the announce.
ment that Miss Kellogg is about to enter the
lists OF English opera managers. having iust
signed contract with MIR. O. ID. Hess formerly
manager OF the Parepa Rosa company, to com.
mence season early in September. Among
tie , artists engaged are Habelman, Peake, tenor
anu anu Dasso, and Mesdames Moulton and Van
Handt, soprano. This will give us three oompa-
mes in Az and all to compete for public favor at
In Philadelphia, the Walnut will re-open. ON
August 11th, with Shakspeares Tempest. Dsly's
New York Fifth Avenue company will-play an
engagement at the Chestnut early in the season
-Carlotta Patti, the sister of the Marquise de
Caux, has decided upon abandoning her artistic
career.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jefferson and Mr.. Will
liam Warren will sail for England to-day in the
Cuba Miss Nelson sailed on Wednesday last.
The Philadelphia managers keep very close
mouths as TO preparations for next season,
None OF the companies are yet announced except
that for Col Woods Museum.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-09
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Mrs Abraham Lincoln summers in Canada
Now Hampshire cleared $40 900 on her State
Prison last year.
No honorary degrees were conferred by Har.
ward College, this year.
| Virginia papers think that an end has been
put to duelling in that State.
| --Col Sawyer paid Wilmington flying visi
two hours.
-Parson Brownlow never bought but one silk
nat, and that one he has worn for thirteen years
without cent for repairs
-Papers of Richmond, Va, report that yery
great interest in temperance has recently been
ueeVeloped IN that city. All the trades and pro-
Iessions are Included in the new movement.
CIhe authorities at West Point have entered
an ihterdlct against the cadets loanng their
sashes and other military adornments to young
ladies', and great is the force Of feminine indig-
nation. 80
"A Mrs. Lyster, aged 81, was buried at Grays-
Vile, Indiana last week, in her wedding gar
Inents, which she wore seventy-three Years ago
woven.
a Des Moines girl is about to start for China
alone, expecting to meet in the Sandwich Islands
missionary whom she is to marry, with no OK
pectation OF returning to the United States for
six years.
IL contemplated street improvements are car
req out IN Boston, the house of Wendell Phillips
and that once occupied by Rev Theodore Parker
VIII probably be demolished. They are houses
with history.
The late Mrs. Frances A. Lea, of Philadel-
phia, bequeathed $1,000 TO various charitable
institutions and organizations She was the wife
OF Isaac Lea, Esq, and sister-in-law, to Henry
Lea, of this city,
There are now living of the family of the |
ate Jonathan and Ruth Parker of Nantucket.
-welve children, five sons and seven daughters
Ehose ages ale respectively 70, u, ,68 65, So, co.
'S, 56, 81, 81, 40 and AZ.