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Frem che Beauregart

. Frem the Beauregard Herald.
At the regular meeting of BeaIIregard
Grange, held june 2lst, il was
Resolved, That we approve OF the sug-
gestion of the Secretary of Crystal Springs
Grange to hold a consenti0n OF Granges al
CopialI county at Haziehurst, on the second
Saturday OF august net. egsaaaa~
y Resolved, That the papers OF the county
be requested % publish these resOfusinps.
D. w. C. TiLLoTsoN, Sec'y.
Buy Victer Sewing Aaehipes audit will
nreye a poodlfnvFstr1ents u - f,ffv f0tc
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We learn that Robert B. Isler,-
formerly of this city, (member of 10th Mis-
sissippi Regiment during the war; died of
cholera in memphis, tsQsptly, ~.
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go pieces Merrimae prints in Polka Dot
and other fashionable designs, at -
lisa ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Valuable H.nmd for sale omc VILE
from jackson.
Long Gredid-'EduIe Perfect.

I AM authorized by the owner Capt % D.
Il Jones, Of Winona, Miss, 20 soil the tract No.
land situated one mile from Jackson, Uu tHr
Brandon road, known as the Mays IIuer.
Contains iOl acres, with good residence ttr
rooms, plastered throughout, "a fine spring of
water, fine shrubbery yard, etc. About aI
acres cleared land and $50 timhrred.
The tract will be divided 60 suit purchaser.
from 10 acres up.
Ii Is one Of the best places for stock uH \
dairy farm in the State.
Price low. Terms Ia three payments
80. BELL.
iun26-3m At the Land OUUp.
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m Is aaid .fhaf J adge Slmrall's recent lie-

1t is said thai. ] adge SlmraEs recent de-
cisiou in favor OF the coRstitutionality of
tie civil rights bill has gained him many
warm friends amongst leading colored Re
publicans. and that there IS strong under
current beginning to move to make him, If
possible the compromise candidate for Gov
ernor on the Radical ticket.-Natchez Dem
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NJ NJ. TANkERsLKY, Sec'y.

So far not single Senator or Represen-
tative from a Southern State has been all
nounced As having returned his back salary
to the Treasury, or even given it for chart
table purposes. We record this fact with
shame, as being very sad commentary on
the conseiences OF the class Of men who rep
resent tie south atehez Democrat.
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The improved " Victor" Sewing Machine
will give perfect satisfaction. ju ) At
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The Faculty is composed Of Tie following
! gentlemen.
| GEORGE A. KETCHUM. 81. L. Professor ..
the Science aud Art OF Medicine.
r. A. ROSS, NJ. D., Professor Of MaterIa NeI-
lea and Therapeutics
WIN. II. ANDERSON, N. D., Professor ol puy-
siology.
J. 7. GILMORE, NJ D., Professor OF saresrt.
" A. MOSES NJ. D., Professor uf Chemistry.
JEROME COCHRAN, 81. ID. Professor 1f puI.
lie Hygiene and Medical JurisrrrI.urr
Z. a. GAINES, N. d., Professor OF Clinical
Medicine
GoRONWY OWEN. NJ D.. Prafg..araf OH.
stetrics and the Diseases OF Women auI
WM n. ROSS, NJ. d.. Professor NJ Anatomy
L. II. FOURNIER, NJ. ID. Adjunct rr.f....-
Of Materia Medicn and Therapeutics
CALEB TOXEY NJ. D., Dcmou-traJar off
Anatomy.
RHETT GOODE, NJ. D.. Assistant ueman.tra-
tor OF Anatomy and Curat0rut hc Museum
The lectures are free 20 an stuIcu,sol N.I.
icine.
The only extra charges are as follows.
MatriculatiOn fee..........................s $50
Practical Anatomy ......... ............... lN
uiauuAllph Zee .-,...... .....-.s. .......... .I
The Halls for Practical Anatomy viu Ie
opened on the 10Th % OCTOBER nI
Preliminary Lecur in Din fho
Departments viii ne lelIY-
cred daily until the
Beginning OF the Regular Course
~ For further particulars. or for s. elrar.
lar, address WM n. ANDERSON. MID
JunZo-Zm Dean ot che F1cuIfg.
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SLATE SPRINGS MALE AND
FEMALE COLLEGE,

This institution, previously known as Slate
| Spring Seminary, has been Incorporated, and
| vested with fun collegiate authority under
the above name.
We invite attention to some Of the peculiar
| features of the institution:
! !. 1t is Independent of any endowment
| from State, Church or Joint Stock Company
| The members of the incorporation are all
| teachers who donate their income TO the col
| lege. In this way our success depends On
| tirely upon our patronage; our patronage
| depends upon the work OF the teachers. The
| teachers work not for salaries, but 10 build
up the school. The most faithful work is
| therefore guaranteed.
J z. Our government is not tyranny, fetter-
ing the independence Of students and render
| ing them serylle and vicious. Students are
trusted unreseryedly, and with full conf
dence to their HoSOR; they prove true and
| Trustworthy; they govern themselves. This
! system of government not oaly promotes por-
feet harmony and untiring energy, but 1t de-
veopes manly independence, heightened
| honor and an answering integrity that is 80
much needed in high places.
| g. The institution IS uncomprOmisingly de-
voted TO the dignity aud purity Of Southern
| society and Southern honor 70 the independ-
| ence of Southern manhood, and the unrivalled
| excellency Of Southern womanhood. We do
| not propose TO NEEDLE with politics, but the
| efforts of a certain class of educators to de-
stroy every vestige Of respect for Southern
| character must be met. 1t Is the Legitimate
business of our schools to grapple with these
nefarious designs with all the influence they
| can WELD, and this institution, Tor one, will
| ATTEND TO ITS BUSINESS. 1t may incur the
prejudiccs of some but these can secure the
| Services Of MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL MARAs."
4. We have only one grade Of Diplomas,
| which students can obtain only by MERITiNG
| them. The course OF study Is thorough, but
| there is no specified time allotted for its COM
pletion. Some can complete IL in four years,
| some IN less time, and some would require
century. There is no reason in assigning the
same task for the same time, TO students diff
fering in mental ability and application. 1t
is unjust to retain the good student an un-
reasonable time Tor the sake of his money or
his influence. 1t is humbuggery to grant di-
plomas to the undeserving because they re-
main FOUR YEARS AND PAY THEIR MONEY.
The Second Annual Term will begin Sept
LIST, 1873.
TUITION:
Literary Department, from $40 TO S2j per
session.
Music Department, s. per month use Of
piano III per month.
All payable in advance, unless special ar
ngement is made.
Manned rebels, candidates for the minis
try, children of ministers Of all deuomIna-
tions received, tuition free, ia Literary De-
parlment.
Board from $40 to Sl2 per month.
Va One hundred and hfty-thrce matricu-
lated during last term.
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W M1AH a JIM 1AASass W. M&Ai4 1919
DEAR CLARION noticed in late nnnn-
Der of your issue, a notice Of call Tor 4
National Convention OF the Mexican War
'eterans, 20 aszemble at Washington Would
mot be well for Mi4sisslppf.s remnant to-
assemble &C Jackson, Canton or Vieksburg
md appoint delegates to the National Con-
'eution, and ascertain If the late rebellion
win exclude those who upheld tlle.oId flag
hen from the benefits and emoluments that
He proposed to be bestowed on the soldiers
md officers who are stiIl living in this our
lative land
There are a few Ten, and a reunion OF
hose who are still spared would be source
# much pleasure, even If they were not al
bwed representation.n the National Cons
'ention.# VIII you call for COMMUNICATIONS
md an exchange of opinions in regard to
his matter? TX a'-<
Very truly yours, A. j. H. a
High Private, Co. A, LIST Miss. Reg t.
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LOVEJOY IMPROVED
Metallic weather House

Metallic weather House.
nNHE little house is made of metal, about 8
inches in height handsomely painted ana
.uecorAted having two doorways, with little
man or woman each entrance, and 50 ar
ranged that the man is certain to walk out
when II is likely to storm, anu just before the
weather becomes pleasant again the lady
walks out TO enjoy 1t.
These weather houses are ornamental ana
much more simple than ordinary barometers,
and are warranted correct. Price ~. Sent
by mail To any part OF the Ohlleu 0ta'eS On
receipt OF price. For sale by
- in. WADDEY,
jy10-1t Sardls, Miss.
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TUITION
FACULTY

MALE DEPARTMEyr-Fuller Fox, Principal ;
Il. IL. Conner.
FEMANE DEPARTNENT-Nannie Fox, Emma
Fox.
Address Principal, Slate Spring, Calhoun
Co, Miss. jun2j-Zm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No More Dusty or Sandy Cotton.

Gs- Superior Apple Parers at
jyl0-4t WlSHAhI o.
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For Rent.

A NEW residence containing four rooms,
N convenient to the business portion OF the
city. Apply to ,,,-pI
jyl0-2L GEO. DONNELL.
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S ARDIS, MISS.
Great Attraction at Wisharts.
sole Agent for Charter Oak STOW r-.
sole Agent for GIOOch'z Zee Cream
EreeZers.

Crockery and Glass ware, Tin and JaruauGrd
ware Wood and Willow ware, MlrhrIl.i
Mantels and Crates, Wood ana Iron Pump. MO-
all description. Iron Wash Boilers. and Iug
nsh Pots, Chandeliers, Lamps Of uIl kudH
Vesta and the celebrated Head light OH. uuI
a full supply Of House Furnishing Goods.
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BROWNS WELLS,
CoPinh County. Miss.

rYHlS noted place Is now open tor rg. option
L Of visitors. A line cot stages win ruu
from Hazlehurst daily, on arrival ol pus-ru.
gers during the season.
These Wells have an established reputation
for sick Headache, Paralysis, Chronic D0HT.
rhuR, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Gravel kiduy,- nuJ
Bladder, Scrofulous, Ulcerous. tunuroua 1uI
Eruptiye diseases; Neuralgia of thc Stomach.
and Piles Of any description, and aIl Fgmt.
Comnlainta.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF ALABANTA.
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION
OF THIS COLLEGE
Will Commence on she Iath or No-
Vrmber AN Close about fltc
2Oth Of the ensuing
March

In addition 10 the Departments already cF-
isting, new Chair has b.cu established hr
the teaching Of
PUBLIC HYGIENE aud
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
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Per day, 81 per week, payable weekly sI,.
Children and servants, half price.
All communications directed to UnIIphur.I
WM. A. STOCKTON
ml5-3m Proprietor
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Late kilograms.
EDWARD LEA,
Chairman.

FRED. BARRETT, Secretary.
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Surrender Of Gen. Lee
AG APPOHmartOx 4. H, VA,

A magnificent IA l5-inoh engraving Of tho
"A Surrender Of Lee, showing the command
ing generals, armies, aud a beautiful land
scape scene II ~ artistic in execution bcau-
tiful in design, and sure TO have an enormous
sale Agents wanted everywhere. sample
copies sent by mail, on q roller postpaid oh
the receipt Of Is cents, for W cents or % Ton
one dollar. Address
J. g. BURR0W, Publisher, Lock Box A9h
Baltimore, Nh,
Va Catalogues Qf BQoks, Pictures, etc. sent
6SO, ian25-lt
The sun., 1873-05-08
SPECrRE ~ THE KIICHES.
4 Cold. Pale Ghost that tsok- hs Nesis st
NidDlubi Ola Friends Fan Out.

There j. "a bitter quarrel between two
families living On National aNcuue, who have
hcrctofore ncen good friends. They, are both
hltrkc and tho othrr IN the shorter one "t kopf.
The latter owns house on hciEhhonnc
street. which has always rented nj agOud price
until the prcse year. II wa last winter leased
to n ~on-in-law 81 AGgenshliekc, for a low rent,
on unt of family friendship. Hut he left t
q week later. and assigned a. IA reason that
IL Wa Haunted.
At nrst he refused 90 say mote. but his mot her-
iu-'aw repeatcI this o. uuinuer ~ old friends.
an' they roo others. until u became pictty
generally known IN the nci thborhocd. since
then kopf has been unable 70 rent IL. and ha7
cuuplained bitterly Of his neighn"r for cau-ln-
him the los-.
Yesterday. however be found a tenant who
wa- willing to tt,e II, hut some iHtermtddler
2. li him uf tie story D., fore the har4ain wa
closed. lie went 10 Augcnsbckr's To ascertain
whether IL was true or false, Mr.. kopf accom-
piny ing him. They met the lat tenant AT the
door, and tuld him 'heir Mission. NJ first he
aid he didn't want 70 tel. bat this made
kupf angry. and he told his story.
He said for three nights in succession he
heard strange noises In The kitchen lie went
there g. see what the matter was. and each night
found the IRE blazing ana me ke'te 90, a. II
some one was going tu cook meal. The Ore
died out on us apprna' n, ana all was silent. bn
the third night ne determined m ash ing an ex-
planati'n, and one cam" that hled him horror.
lie appro1chcd the stove and repeated Friend
or spirit, whatever you may hc, command you
Ia speak ." As he uttered these words a cold
breeze passed over him. aud he felt like one be-
numhcd wiki cold. In a moment tuurs he
AN inch OF his own, and he could feel a cilill
htcata falling on his brow, and In a whisper =
voice said. 81 lived here twenty years ago. I
was murdered here and my bones were buried
beneath. They have torn them ny and thrown
them int" th" street. Hm here e. revenge the
deed
This ghustly revelation was corr aburated bv
the fact tha wien the kitchen was built a cellar
was dug beneath.
4 man living near says he saw the builders
throw up some bones when they were dieging 2
the cellar. He supposed they were some ami
mals bones, and paid no attention to them.
The tenant moved out the next day. lie says
he had TO give some explanation, and told some
of liz own family the house wa haunted-that
he would never have said more IL hopf hadn I
insisted on n.
R"pf declares II all u fasehond. and visited a
law YESTERDAY to see II he had ANY remedy
a-a.p-t the sldndrrer Of his property.
II IL a strange story, and must rest on some
Illusion ~ tho brain; and vet the young man who
tel, Il cWS entirely r.hGIi and cool. He IL q
man ~ undouhted v, rarity. lie IL a native ~
Grrmany. hut has been here since childhood
Ills nam, Is S"eluIn lie - d prIcticsl ulsc chnl-t
and engineer.
The sun., 1873-05-08
HENRI " ~ am Srhmtdi In Luck The Public
Prosecutor Beaten,

i'ln Anderson, German, died last YEAR the
''-'es-o' - real property the Nutn avenue worth
fHu iiinN 10 $4,000 He had been successful retal
Tu"'r aud portion Of his land he mad leased to
N'tn'dt, Who had erected building thereon. nv The
'lfGrson lett the whole ot h. proportyto schmidt
hn" rsOu single. and, 70 tar a. i, known, th
.udr't lGdccd, u was shown mat he Kept MS
. .a ''crct The contest Nas by tlr Pubic Admn-
sua.ur. Sho appeared Tor uusn0wn helrs The Wit
t't'.- ~'u appeared To contest ne VII we're ua.GIy
'Ht'ir ahd r. atVts Il f.nly Who were I, ,n1 IL Of
- Y 70 20, AID vi Whom le tao Ou.rC, d. and The i-t
IS u been led 70 suppose from What le had 'all that
- N,Ii4 ave his properly 60 them, recon- E'tse
e. ihr care they TOOK Of BIN tu .lng his sirsutss.
D. - tsappUlfcd Ia thtr tllttt my spt'lrt
- ii,tt's 10 behalf OF the lu'lc AlL sr.tor. lLc
y''"is tlowtd that Auurtson vas Ntfy tHlnptrat
uat he carried hs wee 10 tuCl an FIieht that Le
~ al lime silitted wiz deliriuu trcnens, ana that
30 va stE'hs bsl 's', ~t'n tr vii sss cI,'Dttd,
=, " tt'ure ana ar . iuc tIcruI', .ulgud ,u 10 u
hf".t and irrational TAX, The attcsiing wtnosss',
~ ~, Of Vhom had known ALdenon many var
'''y rati0u-l, Nnd they had doubt thGt he of
h'NI -La u4spOslhs uilhl and memory.
lr'i'ray Surrogate Hutth NE admitted the VIII to
l AlT, hoiding That Whatever the habIts 81 AndeTsOl
eve lcch, The prupf vas clear that At TIE me o.
n' 'ircuuOn uf the vii nc full pOtseAsiOu Of
a. me- Lial faculties aud that to ,Lyaldate the VII
H''' b. sho WI that Anderson WAS latuTug under de
= th Nhtn the Will saf executed. 80 Nl. Hear Mi
'@'" 'illiCi gee tue property.
The sun., 1873-05-08

BrNprT-sCHiFFER.- Wednesday. April ~. al
the residence Of the brides mother. by the Rev Ad.
ler LOUIS A. Bent to !tbccca, daug1t"r of tue late g.
Schrer, both Of this ciiy.
BRowN-BuRkF.-0n "Wednesday, hprl %, at The
re-ideuce Of the hrdes parents by the Very Rev Nm
Edward Burk', Esq. sll ~ This city.
CORNING-PAkKkR.-l All SAINTS Cathedral cha
pei, Alhsuy on the am Apr nv the ~. Rev illiaui
Croswell Dosnc 5. I ~. Bishop Of Albauy, Mr. H.
"a, Corn ~ to Niles Mary daughter Of the Hon AmAsa
COX -JoNHs ON "wednesday ereume. Ap-ii 80 at
the residence Of the brides parrus BY 'hr Rev VIM
Fitch. ~ H. Cor to Emily |iCtpr.. daughter of Ihos.
Jones, ESQ AL of brooklyn.
COPPER BALLARD. On Tuesday April %. ls13 ~
inrd y T. by tie Rev Dr Atu ,ll James ~ Cooper OF
HOWLAND-RlIH IA RDSON Al collegiate Reform
80 Church, corner oi stu aud <y'h T.. tuesday,
April 2s samuel Hosand TO Mary + h Richardson,
POTTER HOPPER. In Patterson Y J.. Nsye. Is-g.
al thc residence Of The brides parents by the Rev.
\ Consul at Aartees, France, 20 MIS- Mary eldest
daughter ~ the lluu. John Hopper.
SIOkkl tLktN.-At EtvpNlru, 1. I on 1u"si,Y
Apr. ~ Losopn storey Of Boston to Marie Ascension
ri -WHlIf On Wednesday Apru 30. At ne
N.r-iH.f teA iurN Edward T. Whlt-of this rlty tu
Nuta Neville, .ldrst daughter ~ Np Roe, tsq, Of
ItrtnU.
Nris- O'uONNLlL-Ou Monday May 5. At the
,.oGCl Ot tle lloly Trinity, Bun.lyn Ils'hfs hN fhr
frN tN1s y lla0 rector tro Weiss 20 VI Elizabeth
YALE -AlNsWORtH At the residence o' Col JOHN
k-tuu. 90 N'W t'ts ..y. us ihUrs iaS, AIrl =. bs
o., ~, Van. AdAA... ID. u. H EurAAasu ale Go Mr.
Mar Airswutth, al VI NrS \ ork city.
The sun., 1873-05-08

The days huslnes- At the United states sub Treasury
God rvcepts, sl.>3..-sy. payments. sl,a1siyl
nlllnce. til.'tN -.frl re.rlu's til-.-l.h
yrymeuts t.2 .Nta; Ia aure. tnlG5 ~ a. tustuuis.
$500 'anr.iled gold cert stes scot 10 Treasurer
/ nited states 81 l.st.ao.
The Treasury balances At the close Of business tn
Washington to-day Nete Currency, t5u.'u Ani coin
f-TOpe'U Including '1t.FN,Ju CON Cerfucates Ths
r.al tsAacrs outstanding suount 10 t5;ifl 90 d..
rrAsa II {iji NJ since NpstefiHy The -hIpueuts uf
speeie to-day we're ta'ti q tn SILVER hars.
For, "a exchange hAs been dun aud heavy. With
reduction IN the rates 0y me leading bankers. Prime
Z! d,ys' hlAs a lnc clo-c wcrr quoted At less sn
= or sight nHb though Aual trsde prime blls IN
4 Va, cold ~ itN4 and short ~ ifll
he money market active throughout the DAY,
but tho demand freely sup lied by abundant Offer
ings. though good sharp cent. currency msrAet
observed. Toward the close Of business, however
and after majority OF the brokers had made ny thsr
balances, negotiations we're effected at6 cent though
finally closing az IN discounts there Na- further
In t1e vuluue ~ busn sni Lenders -
money Nrr free tuyors of nst class y goods paper
Ato i0 cent.
The speculation IN Governments bonds vasvl ~ artiVe
In thr early tran ions hut trade greatly ic-trct
81 %. -" ot thc hFht of,linss On the marx A.. IN
chief speciattcs wrr isis s. is51s and lsls new
these ,su~s having been sought sfter b, nc ioregn
laUAcrs for sh pinent. Th~ recorded slcs at he b. r
wery small but Ne aoie tIansact jns 70 coupon l.s 81
iisl registered isak- l5A coupon sCs. ~ regis
tered lssis. NIX Cs 1881 coupon, 2i, coupon iu4us
ii}G eurTuncy ., il5H and ss new, iIs'1 The mar
ket closed arm
The sun., 1873-05-08

Beef hams-65 bhls, western sold st $50 Cut meats
reucra.ly quiet dry sarcd shcudt 10 nUlyhaily 1CJ
ealcs include u r picked bellies at nc, and ohhng
tuaincaa IN smoked haiue az a. hph ~ NC. batou
easier sales 40 bss a, loc for short clear fr ~
hoard on the $40, 9lsc. tot DO. TO arryl tme weeH
lower for Western. ~ whch 2io tCs prime sull Way
at ytsC.; 0f eity, ~ tcS Jrime sold At &c Dteseei
his were IN lar demand ana steady at tse,'c. icr
citV. Butter wax at go Nc. for Wcstcfn and ~'Jt.
1hecsc In hzht demand. hhe new, i5alS'ei ard d..
GEsIS-N heat Il shsd- Nr,er hat prces not higher
saes 2On bush part iset eventnc At g. @for rr hslt
vt June for Su, MlNaukrC iprm1 Fii fut lpsi hal
Of Nay for 10" tic1 for do, " tore. sij5 Tor -
a1oat s2Ct for amber winter slD for white rlfOrns
lc,s active sales IlGO buell. At sac Tor OLD Western
mixed ~ store eil,@G.c. anuat ior new DO, toc u
hgh mixed aud yellow, ijc. for Western Willie, ana
isc nominal fer southern white. oats tfu'r. islr!y
SIC. for fitr 10 ,bore mixed DO and 8! ,ea p. fur
western Uhe anOat. Barley -aif- iNAi brsh. tanada
ai fls drNcred. Western held st ia Soc T. r' MN On
70 choice. Rye gniet; Wcstern Jic. anos and dnada
81.
CorroN The tone of the market fotc,tton on the
hnls, igi,c., aud low mtddIiBs do. lskc Salts 9ii
bales OF which SIC for export as for consumption aud
for speculation in forward deliveries there verr
moderate transactions At 3.lSf &c decline Sa.s Stu
bales closing by ofcia report NJ s Ice Tor Mey ant
June - fi6c for July, s'tc. for August u a2e. for
september and iir ;0rO tobrr The Liverpool market
WIS "asicr widdlng uplandt, SD,
- NDHtRs- Petroleum quiet ~ hN4c. Tor renned AMI
gATiOc. for crude. Str1npd rusu hrmlv srtNe. " To
afrvc,"a y % quiet on the spot at Ssa SiiO spirta
higher aud sold at siGc for prime country and gSc
lorctty. Frctzhts quiet grain 10 Liverpool by steam.
future shipment. -a6 d.. and bacon tO-. Ncssel to
Cork for orders WITH grain. attr I'd.
The sun., 1873-05-08

,etHEYY GA Teass'S.y May ], ls''y R,r,,. ..a,'l
.taacra from tac rr.d.gce of her parents 50 Rast
DOWNkY on, Wedne,diy, May . Nrlytn irving
and grandson OF Mr.. W, L. Benueu, agci !yeau,
iy reSc.Isd to stS1SSi ~ e '' nra rom th.
lent. of has parents Cl Leonard 81 Grcenpouut, on
fXLLGN N.-in iucstay, MAY 6, uarssret me brlo,,d
rhc friends ana rc.tyes of TIC family are respectful
invited attend ne funcral from htr ate rr'idsucr,
F1NNERTY.-ln Brouslyn, Oh Wednesday morning.
May !, Nary, s.ie Of lnomat unsrti tsed 81 year.
Invited TO attend the funeral ou Frlsy morning Al 10
saerc 1is6 mass Of feqglsnl M 6s c;isaistcG mea,
thence 70 the Cemetery oi the lioJ Cro'', F.UuSf
GALiLHSnER on Tsg.asy; N,5 aises long ana
nef l5laiNe, sa4 4lisgd, ana those Of 4gr .on., WI
KerrFan are Gr.pcetfoy ,nyed to s,ent ne IansraI
dsnsc. 5ss if ~ Between ~. and "a 81. '' ''
Nsn0p Mond'y ,'si gysnihs h.y g. ,she rec,
GREFST on fussiay May tier late r,,idenc,,
70 East 18th st aIharne, Sidos of Michael Gfeenc,
lne iith year Of her age.
to attend her Gnsrs fr1m the church Of the ulnaeu
late Conception th e, near Az D. on THURSDAY
VIII be oncrel for toe repose Of her soul lnterme'
hSi a,. Noo &sa.'sa.y a. May qqs5,e, y
year of his Mr. Hayes had been IN bnt little
than two weeks OF conpli licAtiOn Of heart snd brain
disesses. lie leaves. 20 wife and one child
Iss tspt1.l ,sr}ss; Me-. MI take p1ss st. Aaa
MAY NtP.M Friends ana member. OF the profession
respectfully invited TO attend The remains will be
tsKen TO Boston Tor intefmrnt.
HENDRlCksON.-On Wednesday. May T. W, ii, Hen.
dTlckson, In ths lsth year OF his age.
The funeral wlli take place At H., fathers residence,
9l2 East 18th tt, on Friday. AZ o'clock. Friends aAO
relatives are invited TO attend
KEYsER.-OD Monday, Nay 5. 's'3, Ernes, ksy'sr,
eyed -
rh,r.'a,ves and frepds Of the family are invited TO