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Mr. sste.ler, Am0n Gunluzon. ~ r MD
FOR SAVANNAH IN se1usAl San Salvador June - J. hs
ter ". Douue, &. H. Ptlcergast L. p ~ S--e " 49,
Rs1psTd. James Reppsr " b. oHae Se"' % A.-'- - - ''
Peter TOOkllnA L. v. oIt1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
FOREIGN NOTES.


The Emperor of Russia has arrived at Stuff
CART. from Vienna.
The cholera has disappeared from the coun-
try adjacent 10 the Danube.
The Shah OF Persia arrived az Wrisbaden,
yesterday, en- route for London.
A Madrid dispatch cOntradicts the Carlist re-
port from BayODne of The capture OF Irun.
The commander Of the Spanish forces was
killed in lie recent hght in the Mauzanilo Jurisdiction
Captain-G eneral Pieltain has issued an order
calling Or IA, owners OF slaves TO furnish 1900 men TO
work tie new trOcha.
Advicps from Guatemala to May so state
that the President has issued decree granting rcngious
liberty IA the State. number Of Protestant churches
VIII be erected.
Count Won Arnim, Ambassador of the Ger
man Empire last Saturday presented his creden-
tals 70 the French Government, AMI formally re-
crlved by President MacMahon.
Gen. Chanzy has accepted from the Presi-
lent The tender Of the Civil Governorhip OF the Prov
iacr OF rera He asks that powers Of the Military
(nveranrsu y De conferred upon am, tending 10 The
moro thorough conservation OF French interests IN
Africa.
The Bank of France has paid into the French
Treasury onequarter OF the due 70 Germany ac-
count OF tho war indemnity. The remainder win be
paid In monthly nstameus The report tnat there had
been successful negotiations 20 accelerate the depart
ure OF the German troops from France Is probably Iaise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

word TO Washington nine pence for each word 70
Chicago, and fifteen pence more for each word
70 San Francisco. This. with exchange and the
presence difference between gold and United States
CURRENCY is for that part OF the service which lies
bevond New-York more than double tho proper
charge Of the Western Union Company and Is far
Oyercharge 20 be divided between the companies who
are the parties TO it, III message contained 100 words
ten OF which would probably constitute the date ad
dress and signature, the company at London would
charge three pence for each word from New-1ork 20
Washfugton This would amount 10 81 S., equal 70
81 o. The published charges OF the Western Union for
anon would DO for the the date &c, 10 words
nothing for the first 10 words. 40 cents; for the
naming 50 words at CENTS q l0 total - So-Si 10 less
than ia demanded at London. The English Company
would receive q 81 and the Western Union ~ 64tl "a
more than it's regular charges In the case OF shorter
messarps1 Mr. schenck says "The proportional
charges would be greater In closing his letter. he
says: This may dealing with an ncOnsiderable
natter but considered in the aggregate and computing
the percentage OF uniushabe charges, 10 II no small
thing IA affecting the cost OF sending Intelligence be-
tween the two countries SO far the Government or
the United States is concerned. 10 must have made
large difference during the past year"
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HkvANA 7-Suga-iemanj icTe aud prices aivincd No
lasses SUGAR per arrohe Muscovlo sugar Inferior Corn
non "a a. % Cool Refining q q Grades
lO 1 reals Sugar al Havana aud AaazLassock IN wafeuse
10 boxes bids Receipts Of the a. boxes and
Exports the week, T.Jj0 boxes an1 l.otu
bhls Including 500 boxes a1d fOJ bids United
States MoAsses nonins Bcou weak AZ SBdSt SO = Btier
demand, American al 81 G higher grades 80
so y auints Floor heavy S10Sl8 2, Dbl Hsms-Amercsn
suysr.curr In fair demand al s27 " qans dali; kegs
sf5; in tins go 50QF2l - 2 GuataL Potatoes
SIC 81 = quipa, Honey nominal onions nominal
Wax Air demand Yellow al 50a 4Ri White pi6asll ar
robe Coal Oil n nn Quiet = gallon EnpV Hog hfsts
steaiv LuEhe stedy Pine, Ss00 P5 Pitch Pine s@3D
dui reals Naval Stores steady. hoops
b fff demand Long shaved $50 short shaved. 80 ~
loading Havana Tor the United States per huZs
head Of ggar 80 Falmouth and ores lodg 81.
Havana s. 576 loading other ports on e nor ls o. oa9
Rvbsure Br on United states yht bn9
Co davs gold premium Londoa " days S[G9S prem
on Para. 90 days, jJGA promium.
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p4NsENGFPS HITLED-

FOR LrvTRr0 O-fn Steamship Cell June 1Nr' R. Waller
Mr. r. al uebiues W. D. Cleuoar Mrs. Cleu-ly.
Master Harry Ce-esI r. G. saearuan. Mr. a5,su. Ms se
aeM Anre Aic1auter Muun hr Mum M Orisr
Miss Jua Alexander B. orr sss n aue Miss Liu Or
Daniel uo.ms ils- Holmes and hr VIII II PecE, s.
LucY Peca Me- I've Peek Hisst ard narss - g. " Grot Miss
Annie J. shepl1ri, T. B. Wakel and ca, % A. e. 1urs.efn,
D Ms d B. sisaaag' Nils Aaun s'e7a An shat.
tucf r. T. Ganve A. n rule. H. n. Neil ns. sell dasser
O.Tarn, Nathaniel Lewis 1uNa j. 8rya, X
sha wcross John Crke Hsehman. A. W oAep1r, t Nathan
Adan. Leo KrAeh. A. A. Rreemsu Seaaof ". hye caaN
E Dana Dir. Dana. the Hoa. Ehrm Phlp-
Mr.. sHTs Phelps Iruiand Master Artsaf d. Phe.s
Mss Mamie J. Ceaneg asd Joseph s. Ceauey NL ~ =
GriTh Mr A. Mouton Miss Mary Fanning Hr-y Cos y %
BulocE al Atophs Low Mr. A,ss sa Log
infSn fni nus Charics smith Henry C0ubro George
Herbert Percy Taylor SAD sesni wH Ka@ " ~ faItas
ioa A. baungtrica Z. T. Clptor, g. p Rar,- J. u g. r
Mis- Ksie Liar NJ May htng' Chs5s p95sns lha 20
Children Henri Barna Mn Bapar. Mrs irtY eginan = n
knight p Avery p Partridge James Gamle W y B9otsr NJ
Fuarnr l. e. Ars VOORHEES, Poe, Mas J. NAitn
shsw MS Lcupe WalLushlE q. H. Phelps. Mf flsps T. 3D.
yards Cbsfi.s H. y Coorer Wn pr ey oln stuart
the Hon W. Dorsey M DeeY. Joha sadecgr H. ~ fa'ei At
Parrel. l. If. Iohnson-
POR BuE3lEs-In jane Io1f senerton
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Douusy G. A. e. Bageala hfs Nsiass faeht MA
Enrahsh FaeeJ Mrs. W. worun Ham Wocdot DL H. e'aHs'
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ShlD Esrs see Second Pagsl

ARRIVED sunday. June D.
se.nettp Ocaruic tBr Kidle, Liverpool Ny - az N1
tosp .rl Nth Moe ~ J. d. .'-rfs . ~, 49,, ,.-.
seamshig BiscOnsn 9th ffeeiaaa AflII1 may - 49,
ssrsDip ctr Bdreee, 1avlton MAY o. A1 NJ
w I-De with mdse AID las- g. Y. IT, Aaloff % - -.
ssntn Rzvpt tBrl Gr5,au. LyelD03 A4y - AID Nieas'"s
agrr u-tb h. Sc AMI pas r 7" J. hlrat ,-s-r. ~.
W an0ke, Oolcl, alcAiA5-i Wv to'-' 49,
rBssT ~ pass 20 Oh Dominion steamship - , - .th
.t..rship ~ OF Galveston, kOsa4, AeFoals '1-e " w.
md II AID pass 70 G. H. Mallory 90. , - an, 80. !.
tss5sip Gen Banss MAUoy SasaanaA VIA l-s ana pa
y" ~ Rehmopd Bourne Richmond. City Point aid Norfolk
stsawssp Re aor Freensu P1-ae1la VIA nis i1o pas
Lorllari steamship CO. ,..--. n a. -, ME- .s4
pass. 70 IS MerncE No.. .. ~. md ua.s a
Fsrsp Str" of Windsor " ST. AHtaalas % dAy via
NE 40 80 f Dupdse) Duncan HAMBURG 50 iavs, St nile Ia
M WI. Dobson lbr laY.or. EocAl-ll n D. 4''' WIS 49,
h W Coon lof Pietou Mee Havana y days WITH agar
safai @lsa sl-A4s
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Schr Charm NO.-OiEf WIZ -A'-''-'
POsg r WaTreu Ro.e- Hevbera " G.. DAYS Va snnsi0
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ga annie Brow lol Worlls D Sh Cos ffpes' " o.
! days H - TOo-a
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ron ~ "a "a. Jaae sArvei steamship Magnolia hO Hss
aHlzyros s. c. June sArved seaf n ~ Po's Ron D's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

HEAVY oyERcHARGEs ON CABLE TELEGRAMs.
WASHINGTON, jane THE Hon. Robert c..
schenck, United States Minister to England, has writ
ten letter the Secretary OF State Ia relation to the
charges made on kilograms sent TO this ountry by the
Angio-American Company. IN which he says the same
oyercharges arc Imade on Government kilograms
as upon those OF private individuals. Mr.
schenck writes that the Angl0-American and west
ern Union Telegraph Companies "haye some contract
between them by which It is agreed aud arranged
that messages sent from England by the Anglo
American all points in the United States shall be- re
ceived and transmitted by the Western Union TO their
destinations. II gives TO Western Union monopoly
OF business coming through she cable % America ana
naturally for that monopoly they agree To pay some
thing. Accordingly the contract binds the western
Union TO allow the AngoAmeriean 70 retain cartain
portion being believe. onethird Of what Is charged
for transmission the wires IN tho United states
Making the Western Union continuation OF the cable
line 10 q eonyenience, but the practice under THIS
contract Is burdensome 60 those who send dspatehes
and Mr. Bchenck explains 10 foiOws: a message Il
sent by the cable from London 10 WaAn gOn, Chicago
San Francisco. TIE Ofco hers demands aud collects
Tor each word four shngs, when pays for traihu, y
sion " HewYOrk, aud also three pence moro Tor caoh
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rnr ooAL rnApEns, rxcunsIoN.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE New-England
coal dealers and members of the excursion party
left Pottsve tins morning, and after pleasant jour
ney through the picturesque Valley OF the schuyk,
arrived here aud we're welcomed by President Gowen
OF the Reading Railroad. with whom they visited
the extensive coal wharyes OF that company
examined the system observed In classifying coal and
condemning such "A may DO imperfectly cleaned They
alsO inspected one OF the new iron steam golfers
inen0ed 10 convey coal % New-England. and after
Irlef speech from Mr. Owen, inviting them 70 renew
ne eXcrson noxt year they left alnd great cheering
i special Carriages tor their several houles
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Suetlal Notices

The cornsr-stoae 0f she PshyteAn Cbnrch REV Dr.
uALSl caruer RL-sEr and HnY Last.. v be BIZ Ihla
tandsy AFTERNOON ocek Aee4-es RsY. Dr PAxrOa.
TiNO, TAYLOR. 6ASSE, aad ohsrA
Bartlett,s - BOuieVard,e street, aud PARK Lamps
TORCH and KR1 hghtnE as insuty be sas
O@os Ne so Bro4duav. Ass
Home Tor Incarablez, Parma n lRssEds Of ne la
sfuuon cordially invited AnH'eFA nef
lnCuahlea, BE- hrk Bsrnab3A DAY -
nrsdAy June a. lSf1 Urer Exercises La'as W SSsn.s
bc baag, The f0rssA1 ~ We n ~,
Horo Potter d. D. assud By nunDsr emipsa essf a.
ococs TIE Annual Assag az .fhs SssI 20 ne
MAusgcs the Home West Farms, a. foecch -
Isaaug u the Annual hspeyss Addresses sii b e'S y $3.50
ant csq, Rev RylAnce D. D., ana olAsf sl.''
,pe.sea Jsfsres I'll met he Harlem leaving @rshd NeusrsA
Depot y NJ TrsGaSaL BkN'' H. FANLD E's'-
ideaL A. NJ McCIAREN. SeerutaJ
sound ana Hearing, Voice aad speech. The Ehy'a-
nation of Musical klnrm0u1, 20 n-ss,s ~'N@
Nv Prof ksberr IN pAlBUNB LkOfOhA hAtuAA H~
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EXPULSION OF FOREIGN PRIESTS FROM
MEXICO.

MEXICO, June 1.-The foreign priests who
were held in custody have been expelled from the coun
try the Government styling them pernicous foreign
ers" The American Minister inteTfered in behalf Of
two naturallzed Irishmen, but President Lerdo de
Teada refused TO allow them TO remain The
arrest Of these priests Is considered a clear
indication Of the bnwllIngne5s Of the President
protect the Church party. President LerdO has nln
considered having leaning IN favor OF tls
priests Tie journals here warmly discussing the
OF their expulsion. Three sick foreign priests
were allowed % remain Temporarily upon giving bonds
thar they viii leave the country Immediately upon their
recovery The found ass lun ~ private houses.
NearY al OF them are very Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
BASE BALL.

The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated the
Resoutes Of Elizabeth. " J., in Philadelphia on satur-
day, by score Of IA TO l.
The Boston's played the first game Of their
championship with the Washington's IN Washing
ron on Saturday easily defeating them By score OF -
TO 10.
About 1000 persons visited the Union
Grounds in Brooklyn Saturday witness the fourth
game OF the champion ship between the Mutuas OF
this city and the Philadelphia Nine. The Mutu25 lost
the game by the Following score;
I,t o. a. 3th sth. ST.. III 9Th OH. Tota
phlafsphls..,.......1 2 ID
n g,-'.,'....I o DO
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eoVERYMEyr WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Friday, June :, lslJ-o D. ~
synopsis for me Dasi tivsniy-tOer hOwA :
The barometer has risen over the New-EnglanC
ana Middle where II Is highest II IN lowest over
Minnesota aud Iowa light rains have fallen on the
New England coast Where clear weather Is now preE-
ing; cloudy weather has generally confirmed rUm Ms
souri, % Lakes Michigan aud superior and Minnesota
with OF rain heavy rain has been reported from
the Central Gulf during tue day clear weather has
otherwise generally continued east VI NJ sissippL ~
The rivers have risen Omaha, ~ Ci.-4ie anu Cln
cinnat but fallen at Nashville
Probabilities.
For New gland Monday light TO fresh north
westerly sOnheasterlY winds, and generally clear
weather. fOr ne Middle Sdles AID l2ieer LAKE rcgtoH
nOrtheasferiy 10 SOHheastery rihds and nieItasiHg
Tor the south Atlantic and Gulf States
OF tine Mississippi light 90 s0uth-eastery 10 south
westerly winds, generally cloudy weather ana rain
areas from Tennessee 10 Ohio aud lover Michigan, IN
creasing eoudiness rain lnd winds mostly from
aud south for Missouri Illinois, l0Nai Nlscou
sin and Minnesota wiuds shifting 10 nOrthory and
westerly clear and clearing weather and rising Oarom
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DEsTAsTEFUL TO OHIO REPUBLICANS.
H1ss cARPENrERs LEcrrpE-


Miss Mary Carpenter viii lecture at Dr.
Putnams Church, OF Pierrcpout-s and Monroe
place. BrooklYn this evening Her address viii be dir
ferent from the which she gave recently In New
YORK The following correspondence explains the cir
euinstances under which she Is 70 appear:
A. -, BROOKLYN, June g. 1879.
49, .Al.i = AitFESTER-A ddam: The UNDERSIGNED
and your willingness b. sDek uubliev non me iiects
M.ich nANs occupied 20 long aud successfully your
The treatment Of criminal classes is now engaging
te ot ne aelet and best minds OF this cOun-
Try a. wei as those OF Europe fully evineed by fb
large aud influential representation from almost svsr
civilized country 20 the con gress which, Sas 6s
con, ID Juy last, and 70 which you impaired so uueb
valuable information '-
Believing that all classes OF society arc immedatelv
interested 10 tins REFORM and that the subject needs On
70 Dc fully understood 10 enlist their earnest o0Ger
ton, We Therefore request that YOU viii consent 60
tory schOOia," "a the Church OF Our Saviour Rev Dr.
Putnam, PierrepOntst.. ef MOnrOe-psace Mon.
80, V,o,., INC Se1 lhSL, az gcoSA ionrs
r b. C4iitenden, gE z. Mills, A. a. Low Juo i
N Van h@s[and Cortland A. sprague, Judge A.
Alex. A. White, +. IL. K Lyman Henry Z. Pierrepont
The Rev Carries ~ Hail. the Hon. John C. Perry. l. b..
stOrrs r. ". g. Hatch, Jonn r. Rofe, Ohm Greenwood
Jcfendt T. X blnson, Benjamin y. slmsn, the RlZht
Iownsen., Jdg1 ]. " Gilbert Judge Charles I. Bone-
qlct, ne 4i.s ~ BENJAMIN h. Paddock, Mayor s. 5.
fGweh, udsc Henry A Moore. Judge Calvin Pratt.
Charles .. Lgacry B"ui8nun +. Tracy fhe Hon. John
e. Jac0hs, Ems io J. r. stranahan. james Freeland
Samaei n dones. rle Rev Noah H. ssheac.t Gordon l..
f0rd, ]. Van Aucrn rK-MJyOr samuel Booth.
ADoe:
HEw-YoRK, june C.
GEhTLzNEA lm very much Obliged 10 you fOr your
Nei9 cofi-i iIF tation, which % viii give much
have 20 Hueh sympathy IN ny WORK ana h5ps 10 ad-
ares gc1 ~ AOudhy evening "Feflae ECueatOA N
-''i' s'I''''1eH' respss ~ { ,sPS,-rys
To Edsard ]. LOWb-F and others
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oul given 10 the Iades be fs
the meeting. One mile and Ave tHrlongs 80 =,
Bsiouts CHI Dorssy By Ksnusky. dam Lady Blsss
HasssT TrsIsns imp staohaO' BY Parms'aa. dan May
Bell G5aL w.,, +, i1,, ,aa dam CI Lob
u. ,os 1sr s. Rsyer By Censor Jennie MEAD
NJ a Titfs ea a Felorcrafi By Australian dam KrOas
Thons - dam Eerr f:
s. D. Bruoss Gswaf by Concord dam Anains SBaretl
ch Long Branch, By ECLIPSE Jam AoiJ Jackson
ws,s IMP ssonshsnTs By Blair ArbO Columbia
CH0l0"A'''''''''''''''' Time SOFA
p-s mOney 70 ne Second horse; msid
ems n tbee years old allowed poundi II yean Old pounds
a. "a ~ inward. Y pOunis; ttreequariers Of mile.
III nj Ccnners buarse by Planet dam Ultima, yea "a
pc.sss En- h Fad,dssn By War Dance dam Mona cens
s sSsa II Tyers i Oats BY ReOss dam Columbia, ycn
Ola q P SIb he Nus. By Australian IAN Zone yosrs
n o. ss en- m Chctbiiiy by Australian, Hayes
go, od I3 pounds HavwHrd..
n Me,,pes Cash By bennington dam WOmbat Old,
O. pounds W Clark.
cbsmbsTlsiSs r. 2 Br,rnl, by Lightning, Brenns
!s s1 D Der Mssoa b Prophet DINA yssi
NJ M Sdsors b. Bincamin BY AsterOd. dan Bay Leaf yoa
NJ H. slBdiors b. z Aildsw Lsrngtor Mildred old
pounds Feeks
gs,e Chase Purse 800 Of s2o0 the second horse
wei r weights; ree three or more 10 Art about TO ana
i wsab h. Victor by Upels Vic dam By syhau, years old,
i' pounds .5af 1 gf; b, Hunter. Lexington. dam ono
n CoB's b. Loele By Scotland, BOunet
ne
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Asous Harms D. D.. ~ aIencc Burf2ge o. BOSS
50 Edith D. daughter OF George 3. F0ss, es. 81 hs-ona
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ey Fatoa CIaE Hermann d. J4lm~HH ~ la q 4iosD
of the ale wan C. CFarJ.
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Trug d. D. william W. k4rlan OF Neah4yeE Ioll " 9aao p
dsugater Of The Gen. " "a. X strong
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sog The kev. john kahsrod Mathews s. Aa'I fat-spsi
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bv The rev william Seae d. s.ley salla Of Ns~ '.A
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
III Notices Of Marriages must Be insorssl ioitt 1aE
aanf md address.
BARNBWALL

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DARyRwALL-ou Paasy evening JU- William Barn val In 'S'
Tie relatives ard Of tie nEiy ,re invited 70 attend b.. lar.
g. II y gclce., without further noles
BUTLER-A Sorsalk, Conn., June At N, JaiEe Il0n-s
HE Ia. vi laLs place Thursday. at p n.
CHUKCHILLAt Mon ea.E " Sss-s-y morning. iH he IN
year oftis ige william Churchill ~, a.
F1aea late rsadsaes IN nat ace on Aolta- :.
Vii be 10 w.ung a, the M.a.silir depot
coSGgR-Fd. June g. lo.3 NJ at he o. s. Hotel A'"i'''"'
The relatives hn-s are Tesy-e'niT 5ay''sl % ,S
isternra AOslawsY 81
pAY-A, P,ua Dsrrin, Island Of san miguel Azores Nay Il
GAROgs-a CITY, lie srs7s Of s''9ri a.. ' r Ia S.S S
Clarence Opo webster iai.I' 10 49, o \ an ~ - n q a
Ianala Iapsfs please coy.
HENWOOD-n Jersey Cty on raurday June Nrs'Tr'' We 10
oveo vie Of llarod henso'd age - ges1 ala "a aaJs ,,
TIE rs trends OF tie iariy are respectfully lnfs 20 ,'eas
morning June st oeoe s-sn a,I i5nsils ~ Dc
read ~ The happy repo her soa seHes 70 CAVIAR Oees 10
iasen-eaL
JACKsos-sudIeaiy scaisle we5ehesier Co. y Iu.e
1873 Aaife Of a anu May am J-e@soI ei u 'e-f'
-' I e IN waiting on Monday 1889 n Foy ssoHs-s.
asDg, 70 s ,o,s0 n aa. fa ~ Sos 'D
EYLEIn Tum County GslHuy ireland 90 Wsdne2h Nay ~
1879, Joseph Kye, esq. universally regretted
pAGg-0a sataray jane Of consumption william H. Pare
PLATOn saturday m. Jane s75 a. Ai1is'0Tn Co'a-
IS's AN. VII be is1sa r aen.ut to B we'ess Co.
2oeoek m on aion-a' Jane H' h. ny a "a a. Beliss
oIyLANOu Thursday June a. - He1' MARI 0a4nhn 500
YEAR,. 2 mohthS and 10 dAya
ELsAt Iunington FlAy, jane lolA 1ohn A-1sA 49,
OH hnsenls esafpm you. .-t -
Tn. rei.tvr, ami hrn1s b8 DHi arr rr-fee"ty
I'M. Tn~ oa Monday afternoon oc42ck Iicn 81 .olat
t4,-t..-to, L vii be taken 10 orettsoos
, fr 1t@rsnL vii be N sAlns - &c cepot
$50 y cehfel ~, .ss-s .
,zoo Gsaeerr Cars HanIsTs F0sHs - - ~ 70
tara, 43 IN o. - -
sCHBLL-On Friday June O. lbI1 AZ hHme0'' D-'N- ~ '~
tsnr-tsr NJ ne atoW i.lan sclelL
respectfully invited 70 atea. 90 hh
ffoutl he rrslleu
GiheuIsr, RlneoeeA
sTREJOn Friday, Juse Capt JoA steele ~ 20 slsaIn year
f,-nas are invited aten
ie senoo' No - ASe6 ~ - Di"~a9~-
Nonaar. y a. } D. m
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~ vr.rs months AMI - dsge
No RdaNAt I,ast Crenwch Com. June g Porsucs Twin
n Mar Maurice NAkeaAn q SoatApeft CoaA
s.s & ss o.ssrs essass Southport nOuday. JSnss
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