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The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

Fy An interesting little boy. timid
when left alone in dark room. was over.
heard recently by his mother to say In
his loneliness, "Oh, Lord, don't let any
one hurt me. and I'll 60 to church next
Sunday and give you some money
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

rE Ifyou have been picking or hand
linz acid fruit and have stained your
hands, wash them in clear water wipe
them lightly, and while they are yet moist
strike a match and shut your hands
around 1t 50 as to catch the smoke. and
the stain will disappear.
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

er A Wisconsin man says that the
flames of burning kerosene can be ext'n'
gushed by throwing on -four II seems
reasonable that any absorbent material
not readily combustible might os elective
for such a purpose.
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

ET 1t is fashionable for the bride to
throw a boqnet at the bridegroom, at the
conclusion Of the marriage ceremony In
few years the boquet will be made OF
broom corn
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

rv If very much heated do not wash
your face in cold water; use tepid water
instead, and in little while the redness
Of the skin will disappear
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04
FRATERNA
MASONIC.
Eastern Star Degree.

u,HE regular meeting Of Van Buren Conste!Wiauon
| Vo.E, Eastern Star Degree of Adoptea III Trl sou
L o 40 baid at Masonic Hall Van Buren. the Lhur,,
y y, an or next proceeding each full moon at G3o
ciccx n m. Members Of the Order in gooa stanu'"S
are respectfully invited TO attend;vo uo,ror
Miss Matte IlINKLE, Sec.
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04
10. O. f.

AWFoRD LODGE, No. 6, of oDD Ehtvhm ~,
l meets every Friday, at o clock, 7. NJ, AT tne'
Hall over GEORGE AUsTIS's Store.
""'' VIM. BOwLIN, n. &.
J. W. CARY, Sec.
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04
Van Buren, EnCampment.

4 \ rn.ots on The Second and Fourth Mondays o
each month, at Odd Fellows Hall, Van BuTsn; nsxvny
IN r'e'e j. anp, s. W. v. n. MckInBKs. Treas
'CHARiRs RiBLING, j. W. -, o,,v Cit.
march 9.l8H ). W. NAhi' ocrioe'
The Van Buren press., 1874-08-04

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
orial notices 20 cents per line tor the first and
"a cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
5lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or comr9mications of personal
character. if admissible atall l.double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress Oh
tate offices. s2j.00. County officers. slOOo.
Editorial notices. % cents per line.
yearly advertisements. paid quarterly. in
1vance. Legala and transient advertisements
he paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work. to be paid for on delivery.
Adlress all letters and communications to
J. s. DuSHAM. Editor and Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court. Yesterday, Justice
Sherwood issued for The Of Oh Reilly charged With
having robbed the uedder Newbeg OF 10
Inithe Court of General 5 'ssions Yesterday, Part
H. Recorder acketi presiding Jeah gor found GUILTY ~ assault
battery upon Murphy the Penena for one
William Stone. who had inst served ont q one
P-ntenaY yesterday Indictment
charging with larceny from the pesoH aud sent 20 the Iono'
to trial.
Alexander Skinner. jr. charged with receiving
punch alleged 10 have Office Of the Atanuc-ye
Railroad COMPANY hed Yesterday BY Justice Walsh Of Brookyn
TO await the action OF tie Grand Jury.
Elizabeth Gray and Mary Dusenbury We're ar,
Of the POCKET Of Amelia ho Of
riding kghth-aT hfs
loeE discovered her have The who we're
drop The pocket
justice Morgan at Jefferson harAet
Police he'd the prisoners 1000 bail each
Frederick Anderson was arrested yesterday on a
having 70 quantity candies valued at
sG2 James ". QantArd NO 2@- West Forty
ytist arragned Tobs Police Court and pleaded
Justice Fanmer held $1,000 ball.
John Noen Henr OF No 81 Cherry qured on Mon
stabbed Carson tie breast aud cut ne
jacSek1e nhetug painful though rot da1gerons
IL arrested and committed by Justice fAmsr 10 de
fault o =. OUU
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SEw-YoRx oRx......................AAr 20.
CLEARED.
Steamship Nevada Br) Price, Liverpool via Queenstown "ham'
steamship Columbus, Reed Havana, wn. P Clyde Co. o.,
Fsna Howe PlLadelnns Lonlari Steamship Co. 4
steamship Beverly Pierce. Philnielphia. james Hand.
steamship Couch Richmond cy Point and Norfolk With
steamship oeean Queen, Bqarow Boston s G. Lgnd & Co ~
Liverpool, }. +. WhnrY 60
Bark Marie isrj Psrne Falmouth for orders C. Tobias
Bark A.ta tyor Each Queenstown F,mOurh Ten' Book
Bari Raehele nustl. Sasso. Antwerp Sl,oovich Co.
Bart Germans Por He7ressen porto Hhgerne'ef 6runn
Bark CanA AUST sOrzna Queenstown OF Falmouth Tor orders
5sr1 Sorah. nan Matanras Miller Houehtou.
BARK Barr Ef s'S So II 1aaa Da Gois Or TS Soah G op Co.
Bng Esgaa H9,ehk NJ BArs.1Gss ~ '0n'
Brg Aar,Gqu,ie Pr Maassr St Pierre, T. A. suan son.
ssSi f.nnie PIE so5sn, Sminsqa, 9, Evan. Ball Co.
shr kh3A Lay B.e BAses BoTae9a aoa an h, 9Ia Il s5
sehr. W IL yla Same Hoqss LlIpsn Bay D. u = HsHoe's'
shI + A ASasr,on' SlAr1 rR.0el'hiA Oh-~ H. IO"
ssr sem 9 T. p,S; n e 6orn a Sss..a B. wsaSe9
sehr =. y. h,rtor. IIsrf Island D. J. Weinberg.
barge E. stevens. Morse New. ". e. EisertOa.
ARRIVED.
Steamship se.a er Hseel Hamburg MAJ l3 via 10th
aud u Kunharii Z Co - . .
steamship Hsarfsgr SoI elbeg Bergen MAY 10, With
mi.. nj 10 Punch. Edye & Co.
steanshp hani savannah NAY %, with mdse and
Steamship Charieston Berry Charleston May 23 md and
Steamship Esn 5 Terry Sayea SeTber c. With naval stores
sa Jotea rho@.I Po PeHca, opoo March l5 Lisbon April
Bari John H. Pearson (of Bo,tou ,,o ays ballast
Ger, SteensrsAie. Dremtn 80 days in ballast
BA.k AiuliA lSofJ falk, Barrow - ia 10 ballast
shields ~ with
tlrdenss "a 14gs, With
NJ Chapman lof HahH, Eve Ceniuego ~ Jays with
sug
caored o BaE Tor Orle7.
Bari Pefrcr utaLl. Cafern. Aarseie 50 iars with nle
Ade.ine 4. Adams, Collins. 20
BARK Base tSorI, P1utl, 81 ballast
Nancy tof Windsor, - 81 McBude Trinidad Cuba y DAYS
Bng " D. Andrews J,ckson, Sagua Q isvs. With sugar
Bg M4hIas, spencer C4i 40 DAYS with vine. &c
Charles H. Hodgiea o Ffovacogn Foster Baraeoa Il
iafs. with fruit.
sch james Ponder Hudson Georgetown c. days
Sc6 Annie f Boothbayl Reed II iays
fruit
Cook Ssburypor) Arey Rattan Island Il days
with fruit
A. HAYS e. George, Me smith Savannah tays with
yellow
Coniin Condin Jacksonville laws with yellow pine.
Scnr AEcllA Laura Jorgenen. Bsracoa 4a7s With fruit
sch Jennie Gkey oi Boon GkeY Mitanias - Jays WIN
Fsrnha Brewster Jacksonville days with yeo" pine
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEESsrowS Line steamship Java MARTIN,
from LHe steamship State Of Mime
Hamu from S.wOresns MAJ J. and Norfolk NAY H. oo'h ior
Liverpool this The former at o'clock
Mas 2J.the PaGnc hA Steamship steam
American ports. 23 Tie steamship City Of Panama
arIve1 here fEoL Sew IOfK, t-ls morning
SPOKEN.
MAJ 81 lat 80 ong 10 CeoEe VI Boston from PassaEoeas
for SewioE
For Latest ship see Firin Page
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
EorsH OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. DURHAM Dem, Ky.), from the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses in the Department OF
Justice made reports those expenses. and In refer
60 % the Middle Judicial District Of Alabama, which
we're ordered 10 be printed and recommitted
TIE sANBoRN CONTRACTS.
The House then resumed consideration OF the report
OF the Committee on Ways and Means on the sanDorn
contracts. aud was addressed by Mr BECK (Dsm' kyl
A member of that Committee He spoke OF sanborn as
man who had been paid s2l3OoO for doing absolutely
nothing except prosttutng the officers OF the Govern
ment 10 hs own purposes. He had no hesitation "a
ssyIng that the whole thing was a system Oh
corruption, peryersiOn OF the law, an OVefIIaihe "
authority such had never seen cqualed anu noPcu
he wOuic never again He referred 10 the IN usA,
OF the motives OF the Committee IN edtOrlai5 "a
the Administration organ rhe Republican, ana sald InI
the Treasury Department had thus thrown uOWh tne
gauntlet he would now what he had not lneudtI 10
say-that ne would make the record show that these
officials could not stay IN that Department and that no
honest President could keep them. He would not use
denuncatiOn. He would bring forth stubborn facts.
which demanded impeachment, aud which demanded
TIE conviction OF SanbOrn " the penitentiary.
He declared THAI the ,tnDOru contract was made Dv
Nj hcbaTdsOn a. Ac;lAs Secretary, aA * advantage
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
wEnNRspAl. NAY y.

-. wEDSRSDAl, MAY p.
" f kuone va Queenstown and Liverpool the steamship
nss close At l30 Supplementary Mail closed az the
oAvnee al Steamship at from Cun2Ed Dock
'ris' tltv Tnis steamship takes Prn.sisn Mail
o "efnau Swiss Danish Mail Bnrmen by the steamship
haha mails close II 80 N. No Supplementary Mail
snn salis Al p ron Pier loot Of Thrdst. Hobosen.
G2 p
THURSDAY. NAY p.
MANS o Europe pTmoutb Cherbolg aud nburg BY steamship
noisai2 close 1870 Mai closed he
Al l:lJ Steamship sails from foot Of
Mails or Havana City HsvanA
COS. al Supplementary Mail closed al the POstOtce at
-" p m steamship sails At IRON Pier No. North RveE.
hA' iof bermudA b. the steamship Gamma. close
- FRIDAY. MAY %
h or hes Zealand snd Australia via san Francisco VIII close
We Post-Onos FRIDAY. June D.
Mail Tor Newfoundland SevYorI PoOce
At D. N. Halifax.
NAL for haflI - closed At PouOhce
NH D. H. and .oes Boston.
sATURDAI. MAY 80.
hA Tor Great Britain Ireland and Liverpool
by ae steamship Ocesnie. I2 VI Mail
lossi ~ NE rostOhee nt l3O steamship sails a.
IRON Pier No 50 North River
Mails for Eurobe per steamship
Omes jO steamship sails from tue loot Of Third
ST.. Ho6Oken
Direct erman snd Prlsssn closed Mai this line
f french NAL direct Brest Hayre by the steamship Vile
30 " Il.
Mail, tor Kew wesr Texas close p.
steanshlp sails at 3 p. m, from Pier No. 20 Z. X.
SUNDAY. MAY 81.
All Mails close at II O'Clock The tossohce is open from
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
pICSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LVBRPOOI-Ta steamship Boria NAV GA G. Turner,
n AhnEhi J. Lawson, g. stephens, William Hemmlng e.
W Gnfn. Prof j. BOyd. Charles Mum. William g. Mctrra,
James MfkEood Mn James Krkgood Thomas simmons c. H.
Mnsnp Mrs G. n MAnsnp, Miss Kate Muship, Mrs T. Jnggins
Mrs H. Ihomt Thomas L. Cunuing Ms. l. L. Cunningham,
aeianier HALLIDAY Mrs A. Halliday, Master Alexander HALLIDAY
" Annie Carson 81 SIS Mcaum. Mrs William Ware Miss Minnie
Ware Miss Agnes Hen Hiss Jane Hendry Mrs A. r rempon
as VA Iempetoa Mr., Davis Thomas Brokorb John Casens
Joseph Quoting Ms j. Quettng, L. NJ Lawson. Mrs L. NJ
Law,on and infant Master William Lawson, Mrs Robert W. ras
and infant Miss jennie ruis, Mrs. A. Glover, Mister n
G teveI Mis- NJ A. Patterson Miss A. sloan John Bell Brwn
fashe2 Mrs Anna Ford Ms Stella Ford Master Armtage For
NJ Nele Ford Ef KEEL Donne John Moore. Miss Julia Farty
Mrs Wilson James Huntley. Robert Adams Charles C. James Nj $
Harhnson. Walter Nebse L. j. Campbell, M~ Mary Tvau MI.
and Mrs Alexander Mcclellan Mrs MARY Smith and child william FER
gsoD DAVID PaEe John Dc His Charlotte Peee. Nm Stewart
Mr. and Mrs David Duncan John Cowsn William Wiamson A.
Garne Mrs K. William Driver
COok Clifford Mrs Ir Dunlop Thomas Potter
Charles e. James William Brass, William Brass, Mrs George
Rome and infant Miss Anne MFs Margaret! Forsyth arI niLt
John " laIls, Mrs. A. Sloan.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
nFCIsI0Ns-MAr o.

Superior Cout-.SDeciai Term-By Judge Van Worst
Brou Sorihp senorapae fees on the reference not taxa
and judgment seei and signed
a-Deendan and settled
Amudlnsn allowed qn tern.FpeAs agt
granted Harvey ag Rubber TIP Peael Co-or
der settled aud signed
Common PLeas-Spec-ai Term-Bv Judged. F. DAILY
Hardening Carray aMotou denied without costs Murray
Agt- LvRcb-MOuon granted see opinion
Supreme Court Chambe-s-By Judge DOnOhue.-
Wilson Rice Goodwtn ae' Cobb lee ar OTfand henoran
eager TIE Granular Mnng Co. SIT The
81 John's granted Soonsn Duupbydoton
In llm-nraLIel fhitll1
Manufacturing Go. agt HunL-aeierreL
Court Of AppelIs-ALBASY Nav 2G.-The following
cos-Freena Van Disc the People Miller Board Of
Water Comm Of CIV Of Detroit ag Bar GrSE' ag Sgss
Railroad CompaHT: Downs The SeEiork Central Railroad
Company Schneider Cary nsi Leonard LgHgs,on ag
1 hlje' r, .sH R,I,".5 Comn,nv.. pus, AZ Hermann
CompAay; Lew Fowler gt Martin. Orders aBd ulg
ents affirmed costsrhe People Bu1io Mltus Gas
aud granted
70 sbiie American Merchants Union Express Com
reversed and granted ABIDE
John RueE with Looms Igt Rack
without BocEee Judgment reversed and
plant si With appellant this Court And without costs
fed by the COMPANY
5000 - from the 9Th Of April 1867
C0ar-Roke sgt IhJmaI Orders Affirmed with
The Island, ard ST Louis Railroad COMPANY
and = the People rel OuWief ag Green Olefs aau AM
absolute defendants supuauon with cole town
YOrk Western Iranporiaon Company a Barber Order
arel judgment absolute for the Defendant With cost aosFs
prtG proceedings in the Court Deio" ee opaon-havn
AZ. The Brewster iroE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
CIVIL NOTES.
Application was made on Saturday last to

Application was made on Saturday last TO
Judge Joseph F. DAILY in the Court OF Common Pleas
for the opening OF Judgment against Michael Norton
and Thomas Canary, indOrSers upon note or w D.
sharkey for $1,000. The motion was based upon tne
ground that testimony had been given against them OF
which they were previously Judge +. Daly
yesterday decided adversely 10 the REALTORS.
Several days ago Mr.. eager, who had OBJ
tanned contract for sprnklng Grandst. and made all
necessary preparation for the work, applied to Judge
DonOhue in the Supreme Court Chambers. for a man
damus to compel the Commissioner OF Public Works 20
allow him the OF the CrO0n water from the pipes IN
that street. Commissioner Van Mort answered that ne
had not consulted by eager and that the privilege
had been gwen 10 another person. Judge Donohue
denied the yesterday chiefly the ground t1a
the Commissioner had arbitrary power IN the matter
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT DIVORCE SUITS.
THE BRINCKLEY CAsE-AN ANALOGOUS SUIT BEFORE
UrDGE DoNOUfrF

SUPREME totRl DlfOhCE Stll''
THE BRINCKLEY CAsE-AN ANALOGOUS SUIT BEFORE
JUDGE DoNOHUE.
The proceedings in the Brinckley divorce
suit the Supreme Court yesterday. confined 20
the reading OF dispositions and the reGxamnaton OF MIS-
Brnckey in rebutts OF the testimony Of the defense
Among these dispositions that OF IA Mr. Casey VINO
deposed that Mrs Brnckey had lived at his house anu
had always behaved in laiylike manner He had hearu
rumors affecting her character, which, upon lnvesus
tion he found gronudless Thomas Hi in whose house
also she had lived deposed that she had always con
Quoted herself properly. a Mr.. Richards, the Clty
Registrar Of Memphis aud Justice OF the Peace stated
that he knew Mrs Brinckley when she girl, and
deposed that all the reports which had been circulated
against proceeded from the defendant AFTER tn
beginning OF the case and that he had never nehiu
them until then. Other depositlons were similar hrS
Brinckley's testimony general denial OF the
charges made against her by the witnesses for the ie
fense The case Will be summed up to-day.
divorce suit similar in points TO the Brinck-
ley case was brought the surface in Supreme Cour
Chambers yesterday. before Judge Donohue IL tne
suit OF Irene Tim against Solomon Tim FOR divorce upo
the ground OF the tntdellty OF the husband Inc Ca
up yesterday upon the motion or the pl N
counsel George +. Langbeln 10 strike out certain ppi
Ons OF the defendants answer which claimed that the
plaintiffs Irene Ashton, not Tim that SUE "as
a bad character: that she was not his wife, and had
never been recognized a. such that she had released
him upon the payment OF $500 when he became engagu
10 marry another person. ana that the action n's
brought for the purpose OF eXtOrtlng money MF Lang
ben cOntended that all these allegations were Hrec
want aud that there were only two points IN me ease
first whether the plaintiff the wife or the ue
fendant for II she was not the case was az an end a
II she there ground either side for an aDso
lutte divorce. William f. Howe, for the delendaht, op
posed the striking OF any portion OF the answer
upon the ground that he wished 10 prove tnat ths
defendant recognized the plaintiff az MS Wie auu
he could not do SO without pleading H. DECISION was
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
W.suIyGrOS. Nav 26.-The President sent

the following nominations 10 the senate to-day:
A. Blades 10 Of Merchandise for Detroit Me
James be- Appraiser Of h-sehAn.i'e f -
V Consul - quebec Harry H. DAVIS
of Pea,,vnIa Co-sI Vtcaes sDaiIi Abr~m ho't TO
- Rrr-Ir- If glIc huia Pc NN hrAeoi HrDfF ~
Con q, be- Reeve o Pusc None At Le Roc AAi Jams
ncrsu 10 be O Va n4yfAc a. uiaA leinigp
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
GcudrInersnlp Notlres.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
the dn Off HARDY CO. this day dissolved
mutual
NJ HARDY a, and liabilities and alone au
thorrei 10 LIQUIDATION }. HARDY,
keg. York NAV %. 1874. JOHN A. hURIHA.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YORK, Tuesday, May &c, 1874.
The condition of the general horse market
presents no new or interesting feature. The demand
for fairly active for work horses only
moderate.
The following are the sales effected at the principal
auction marts . -
By Mr.. Arch. Johnston in Thirteenthst., near Uni
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
pICSFNG ERS 1RR[EED

FROM LIvBRPOOI-Tn steamship Idaho MAY 26-Rsy. Mr.
sweet Mr. Gaon Mr. Newton, Mr. Jackson Mr. and Mrs Tones
Miss Tones. Miss iearthed Mrs. Gushing
FROM HAMBURIn steamship Suesta Nav 20 Mrs Decasro,
j. Henry Hugo ieed With D0he Brn
Dohse l wife Dr. julius wife Dr. Phil Eoeder and
wife G. Gamble.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27

wilson Prct Hickey feonions battery John Pei.
Ssmue John Fnk Charles Thompson. kdrMd
""Hin' James Farrell Wolf nck grand larceny
o"ssssos Oy APPrALs-ALB.sY NAV 26rhe following the
andaI Of The Commission Of Appeals for WEDNESDAY Nay y
nos loI l5-. 10, l5S. 100, l6l, l0 l2s. 1855, 1856
to.Kr or APPEAIsALBAsI, MAJ 26-The following the dsy
l6 II -' 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27

Sun 4.3j 20 Noon ses.... AZ
HGH
Sandy Hook.. 4.4l j2l Hell Gate Ferry. 7:lO
DAY..
Sandy Hook. 5i3 Hell Gate Ferry. 1852
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
% nJhom II nan 0onrern

THE PRESIDENT of one of our Eastern
colleges IN. Burop= latter part Of Jaae and TO
F take charge u limited number oi !oun3
person. devolg h h-r ~iucaoa AMI culture ~ sinY
aud travel Por and address j. W LORk, Room 3-
No. st. New iOrk
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
Droucsdls

CITY OF PR0VIDENCE.-ToA ARCHITECTS.
- The speeA CtT Council CITY Hall plans
and Will plans aud
C July % 1874 thr following conditions, For the
h he oT CITY Hal premium
1 one thoussn - Fo selected s-coad
be. pr.niun huhdr ios ah for the pn selected third
hunGre oa. AL plans shch shall
preua will be Of FLOOR plans and general
o of tie superintendent Of Public
all plans.
ABSER J. BARSABY. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
{: !

The BBsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet Introduced Por
relief Genera Debility and LO Of Appette i'm
uae puny Food Journal Arthur
Hassal D. Wentsorth L. seot. = q. =. r A. = l..
s. A. Sold by Groeen olmen AMI oheHAsIs "a iAEgs
boules At -s easb. % Prepared b.
GoODALL. BACkAoUSB Co.
L-e4s. Bngisrd.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27


Mr. WINDOW REP. Mimi, from the Committee ,I on
AuDrourIatous reported back the indian APPROPRIATION
nm win various amendments the most Important one
provldng ihat all bidders for Indian contracts exceed
INC 5000 III amount shall be required 70 deposit certI
sd cueck for per cent OF the amount OI the DllI 10
he forfeited in case Of failure 10 enter INTO OF execute
contracts. .,--.... s...
Nj. COSKLING (Rep, y. " moved that the senate
procced the consideration OF the b reported Dy hn
Yesterday from the Committee Revision or the Laws
io rev ise and consolidate the statutes OF the United
states IN force on Dec /. 1873. Agreed 10.
BY unanimous consent II was ordered lAal d reauIus
of The bill ~ extensO be dispensed with.
Mr. CONKLING said the bill just taken up, 70 revise
and consolidate the statutes would require Dut snort
time tomorrow for its cOnslderatlOn.
message was received from the President transmit
Ting In accordance with the resolutions OF the senate
tb Of the State Department IN regard
Ia the claim Brazil concerning the snip Caroline ana
the report the Commissioners appointed 10 inquire
INTO the depredatiOns on the frontier or Texas
The Presiding officer iaid before the senate. IN
resDOuse 10 ts report OF the Chel OF ngl-
n.es relative to the preservation Of the Fails Of st.
Anthony Ordered " We prrntec. ----~--~
The hour OF o'clock having arrived the senate PRO-
ceeded I'm body to the hall OF the House OF Representa-
tves 10 attend the funeral or the late d. b. Mesh Tie
Senate returned % the chamber az 400 anu ADJOURNED
imme diately on motion Of Mr. COShLlSG'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27

i iSG THE CITY kECORDsea~i proposals. sE he r-c rd st
h. MAJORS oPFlCE tall uau II o'clock LDN EADAf
yar g. 1874 f prung Distributing TIKI CITY RECORD 'or
For iBI ylicgAn the IJ KeerL Cope. iof ~e
Ne 2 Oy ii-.L
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27
TLEGANT AND Luxurious BOOKS.
Chances tor Business Hlcn

4 SUITABLE SALARY and responsible
= Official position srstsss p~e
In the direction viii he yea Of good
s 900 he
services the HAbkT,
Box l0O, Tribune OMce
ITO GR0CERS.-For SALE cheap-SecOnd-
l. hand Tea and Spice CADDfRs &c. Apply 10 .
Dos,HbR n ACkERhAS, 81 Bsrsyft-
ITO CAPITALISTS. The Advertiser, havlng
Il supeor facilities FOR Oh aung aeass mors.ss,
nearby SewJerey property liberal dsoOasL .eaA' -
principals having a gGlsrvss
drss DISCOUNT Boz 795 Z. %.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-27

CgygKu ssssioss--HAogGrr. - John Gyen. BON eiie
.sar IOlLef oDseJ, Jane Ghub CAAsies het isi MILAN