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Representatives OF the Dominion Rifle
Association Appointed to Go to VIM
bled0n.

Representatives OF the Dominion Rife
Association Appointed to Go to VIM
bled0n.
OTTAWA, May %, 1874.
At meeting Of the Council OF the Dominion
Rife Association held yesterday, the following
team was appointed to go to Wimbledon :-Captain
Arnold, Seventy fourth battalion, New Brunwlck;
Color Sergeant Baltic, Forty-seventh battalion,
Ontario; Private Brossean, Third Victoria Rifles.
quebec: Captain Church, Cumberland Provincial
battalion, Nova Scotia; Private Disher, Nineteenth
battalion, ontario; Major J. M. Gibson, Thirteenth
battalion, Ontario; Captain Hickey, Sixty-thrd
battalion, Nova Scotia; Lieutenant MacNachton,
CoburG Garrison artillery. ONTARIO; Captain J. c.
Mcpherson. Governor &c neraps Foot Guards, On.
tarlo; Captain J. J. Mason Thirteenth battalion,
Ontario Private T. Mitchell. Thirteenth
battalion, Ontario; Color Sergeant Omand. Thir-
teenth battalion, ontario; Corporal Pain, Thir.
teenth battalion, Ontario: Corporal Palen, garri-
son artillery, New Brunswick: Captain Thomas,
Ftfty-fourth battalion, Quebec; Sergeant Suther-
land, Governor Generals Foot Guards Ontario;
Lieutenant Whitman Sixtieth battalion, quebec;
Battery Sergeant Major Whine, garrison artillery,
Montreal, Quebec; Ensign Wolfenden, No. / com.
pany rifes, Victoria, British, Columbia. The name
or the candidate from Manitoba has not yet been
Celegraphed.
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THE ART SCHOOL FOR WOMEN.

The annual exhibition Of the School OF Design for
Women took place last night in the Cooper Insti
tute A very numerous and fashionable assemblage
of people was present last evening, and the bright,
intelligent and in many instances beautiful faces
OF the students were lighted up with genuine
pleasure in contemplating their creditable efforts,
and knowing that these endeavors to excel were
appreciated by their teachers, friends and the CON-
munity generally. Mr. Peter Cooper was present
to participate IN the trumphs OF the young minds
ns we n the m n Tang 70
branches, to which their respective talents lead
them to aspire.
the drawing school Qrom the antique), the en-.
craving class and class in photography, In
Guiding all the branches OF this useful art.
The whole number OF scholars admitted during
the year Is POI. OF which 81 have with
drawn, 20 left through III health. removal to other
parts or inadequate abilities; 10 were admitted to
The Academy of Design and 10 have accepted
situations in different branches OF art. The largest
mitted this term ISL have studied drawing par
TALLY or during their whole time and II have been
The school list for neXt wear mas been full for
two months; 90 OF the old students registered
their names to return IN The autumn; 81 new ones
are accepted on the books, ana there are 40 appt-
cations waiting for vacancies Miss Powell and
Mrs. Carter are the teachers OF the drawing
classes. The attention of MISS Curtss the estima-
BILE lady In charge OF the school. has been unremit
ting. The following list OF prizes has been dis
tributed:-
For Drd@ing from Caa-Frst prize OF $50 ~ gold to
Miss Fanny Bems; second prize OF SO III gold TO Miss
Jennie Davis; third prize of $40 in gold to Miss Julia
Bruins
For Irasing from Still L1e-Flrst prize q $50 in gold
70 Miss Mary T. Banks second prize OF sioin gold to
Miss Cora seward
For Ornamental Dror,nq prize of SO in gold 70
Miss X Carter second prize Oslo in gold to MISS Nv
T. Anstey. .
Wood Engraving tiassFor the the best original draw
ing wood FIRST prize OF $50 TO Miss sarah Kan,
kin; second prize drawing on wood, SILVER medal
to Miss ms % s r pr1s lot
MEDALS.
The Trns,ces silver ana bronze medals have been
awarded TO hc following students Ella NJ Whit
more Miss Anceaue Cnsnman, Miss Mary Stewart, Miss
Lille johnson, Miss Julia lyman Miss Wary Akin, TOR
Barrow for drawing from srl lite bronze medal 70
each OF the following students Tor Drawing from still
Lie Miss Manila Houghton, Mrs Jsnneuc Tyler Miss
Eliza Kirk bronze medal to each OF the following
students for drawir RON cast-Miss LIin Johnson
sellick. Miss Emma Lignot Mrs Emma Fitch MISS Ella
Miss Mary l.. Banks for perspective drawing bronze
medal TO Miss Carrie Wade and Miss Bessie Becher for
ornamental drawing - -, -,
Miss Fanny A. Nye, Miss H. +: Milen Miss Minnie An
stcv Miss Agnes Shackeford Miss Mary Eager. Miss
Mary j. Estes, Miss Mary Wagner Miss Jennie Miner,
Miss Mary Norton Miss Rachel Hesse Miss Mary schmid
~ raj A
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Procsedings-Political Activity
Of the Bonapartists.

PARIS, May 2S, 1874.
The Assembly met again to-day, but the proceed.
ings were devoid of interest.
THE BONApARTIsT ROYALIsrS MORE ACTIVE AND
AMBITIOUS.
1t is stated that at the next election the Bona
partists will considerably extend their operations.
They intend TO advance the canddature OF the
Duke OF Padoue for the Department of the Seine-et-
Disc. the Duke de Mouchy for the Department Of
Disc, and Prince Napoleon and the Duke Of Mes
sina for the Department OF Alpes Marltimes. They
will also contest the election for Maine-et-Loire
and Calvad0s
VISIT TO ENGLAND.
Prince Napoleon has gone to England.
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SPAIN.
The Mission to Paris Vacant Sickness in
Concha's Army.

MADRID, May 2s, 1874.
Admiral Topete has been offered the spanish
mission at Paris. but he declines to accept It.
CoNcHA's TROOPS SUFFERING FROM SICKNESS
Dysentery Is very prevalent In Marshal Conchas
army, and many or his troops are incapacltated
for duty therelrom.
Don Carios' Command Near San Sebas-
tan.
BAYoNNE, May 2s, 1874
The Carsts under the immediate command of
Don Carlos are before Hermann, in the Province OF
Gupuzcoa, eight miles southeast OF san Sebastian.
Concha's Strategy Against the Carlist
Force.
LONDON, May 29-5 A. M.
despatch to the Standard says General Concha
has seized the heights near Artaban and the roads
leading from Biscay by way OF yla-Real and
Gumboa.
The army OF Don Carlos consequently abandoned
Durango and retired into Iuipuzcoa.
French Report Of tho Negotiations for
tho Crown.
PARIS, May 90, 1874.
The Journal des D6oats and the Journal de Paris
say that the Spanish crown was first offered to
the Duke de Montpensier, who refused it.
The negotiations looking to the candidacy Of
German Prince then began.
What tf,c English Say OF the Situation
i'm Madrid.
LONDON May 2o--5 80 A. M.
1t is reported that the Carlists have received
their forces.
A Paris despatch to the times says the story OF
the German candidature for the spanish throne Is
ridiculous
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THE POPE.
His Holiness Health Impr owing.

ROME May %, 1874.
The health OF the Pope is very much improved
to-day, and he Is able to be about, but his physi.
clans advise him not to go into the open air.
Austrian Statement Of the POntiT's Per.
sonal Condition.
VIENNA, May 2S, 1874.
The Menu Free Press is advised that the condition
OF the Pope is very precarious. Much excitement
exists al the Vatican, and serious results to HIS
Holiness apprehended.
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AID FOR MISSISSIPPI.

The Hon. s. s. Cox lectured at Steinway Hall
last evening in aid OF the sufferers oy the Missis-
sippi food. The hall was well filed. The subject
OF the lecture was american Humor.u which
has become OF Mr. COX's stand
ing lectures. Mayor Havemeyer presided.
ae lecturer IN opening saio New YORK = behind
tears are often fraught with laughter, he would
endeavor to aid the sufferers In Mississippi by the
hiarity or q New York audience. Mr. Cox then
proceeded with his lecture which was in all
respects similar to that frequently delivered by
hlm on previous occasions.
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FUNERAL OF CONGRESSMAN MELL1sH.

WORCESTER Mass, May 20, 1874.
The funeral OF the late Hon. David Is. Mellish, OF
the Ninth New York Congressional district, took
place at Auburn this morning. The body arrived
from Washington last night, accompanied by
Messrs. Smart, Of New York; Harris OF Massachu-
sets; Clements OF Illinois. ana Magee, OF Pennsy,-
vania the committee OF the Houee OF Representa-
were conducted by Rev. T.. DAVIS of Auburn, ana
were brief ana simple, but very impressive. The
committee expect to go on to Boston tonight.
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Witt, OF New Orleans which from its earnest tone
must appeal to the hearts Of all those charitably
inclined:-
NEW ORLEANS May n, 1874
Hon. WILLIAM y. HAyEsEYER Mayor, &c.-
VIII New York come TO the rescue Of our destitute,
ruined famshing peoples Our relief Will be exhausted
almost ceased The distress very great and will con-
fnue sixty DAYS longer Nothing but help can save
our people The insuciency OF our resources
causes painful apprehension and alarm We shall re-
Qulre four times ~ much az we have received.
deadly famine In Louisiana would be national dis
grace which the wealth and philanthropy OF America
must prevent at all hazards. LOUIS a. WILLY,
Mayor ana Treasurer of the Relief Fund.
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Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial and CONNER.
ciai Intelligence. and Accounts OF all the Impor.
tant and Interesting Events OF the Week.
TERMs:-Singie subscription, 81; three copies.
IS; nve copies, IS; ten copies, SIS; single copies
i've cents each. limited number OF Advertise.
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HEnALn.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week,
now ready. contains q Select Story, entitled
"Eric,n together with the very Latest News by
telegraph from All Parts Of the World up to the
hour OF publication. 1t also contains condensed re.
ports OF Affairs In Washington; Fashionable,
Religious, Literary and sporting Intelligence;
Amusements; Obituary; Varieties; Editorial Arti-
oles On the prominent toplcs or tho paxi. Our
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.
The Hohenzolern Candidacy for the Madrid
Crown.

PARIS, May 49, 1874.
The Deouts and L'Uaiuers confirm the announce.
ment OF the intended candidacy OF German
prince for the throne OF Spain. 1t is said that DON
Carlos has General Elio to Versailles TO inform
the French government in regard to the move.
ment.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON May 2S, 1874.
A midnight train OF American Pullman palace
cars will be put on the Midland Railway, between
London and Leeds. Shefleld and Bradford next
Monday. similar cars will be run directly between
yhis city and Liverpool IS soon as the Midland
road Ia open to the latter place.
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THE LOUISIANA LEVEES.

NHw ORLEANS. May 2s, 1874.
Chief State Engineer Thompson writes Governor
Kellogg that 100000 cubic yards OF levee are
CURED to be built to save the State from overflow
next year, and that Louisiana cannot pay Tor the
construction OF more than one-third He suggests
that an appeal be made for national aid.
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THE CRUSADERS VICTORIOUS.
PITTsRIrRn pa

PITTsBURG Pa, May 2s, 1874.
hearing in the case OF the crusaders arrested
last week took place In the Common Pleas Court
this morning. Judge stowe gave hts decision
reversing the Judgment OF the acting Mayor and
ordered the lines to be refunded. The ladies are
jubilant over their victory ana are now holding q
meeting to decide upon future plan OF action
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REGATTA AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, May 49, 1874.
The races Of the Regatta Association OF Georgia
took place to-day. The principal race was won
BY Lurline OF the Palmetto Club OF Charleston.
distance, two miles, time, IL :46.
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SOUTH CAROLINA OFFICIALS SENTENCED

CHARLRsToN, May rs. 1874
The three County Commissioners OF Barnwell.
convicted OF corruption, have been sentenced re.
specttvey to ten years, to nine years and to thtr
ten months In tne Penitenuary.
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A.-yyedding Invitations, Foreign NOt0
Paper Crests, Monograms. Goats OF Arms general En-
craving. JAMES EYERDELL. sU2 Broadway.
Established 1900
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Straight As nm Arrow 10 the Seat ND
centre OF disease in the lungs the healing curative
influence OF HALEs HONEY on HoREHouND AND
TAR.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, MAY %, 1874.
The nagship Franklin, Rear Admiral case, arrived
at Funchai. Madeira, on the % inst. from Key
West. The passage was rough and uncomfortable.
The officers and crew were in good health She
lett Tor Gibraltar May Z.
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Atkiuson's White Rose, CSC. Per Bottle 3
Camphor $50 pound Lubins Hair OIL genuine. SOC.
per bottle WILLIAM ~ GILES b CO., Chemists.
l5l Sixth avenue.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
CoLUMBUs, May %,

call has been issued for another meeting OF
the Democratic Executive Committee on June 8.
to consider the propriety of postponing the state
Convention until after vote Is had on the new
constitution.
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nEAFNESS, RINGING IN THE EARS-WHAR
= causes it'0Read pamphlet on this subject by A
University Medical College Mailed for lOc Address No.
b East Twentieth street.
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THE FLAGSHIP BELLERoPH0N.

HALIFAX N. s., May %, 1874.
The new flagship Bellerophon, with Vice Admiral
wellesley on board, arrived from Bermuda at ten
O'Clock this morning.
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A.-BrOoI<s' Boots and ShOes-The Larg~
est in the city; established i'll lS Now ae
!, 1876 Broadway. corner Twenty ninth street
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Daniel IT. swinburpe.

PROMINENCE, r. l., May 2S, 1874.
Daniel 7. Swinburne, Representative in the Gen.
eral Assembly from Newport, died this morning.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

PROVIDENCE, May %, 1874.
The General Assembly adjourned tonight, to
meet June to elect United States Senator.
The Prohibitory Liquor law passed both houses.
The bill to establish State c0nstabulary was re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee to report the
June session.
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A.-Siik Elastic Stockings. Belts, KnoO
Caps, Abdominal supporters Clutches and Suspcnsory
Bandagcs shoulder Braces. al MARSH'S Truss Offices
No. Vesey street. Lady attendants.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years sold and properly
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond ST. N
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A-The Invention of the Elastic TRUSS,
68s Broadway has been heard with rejoicing by rup
tured all round the world; holds rapture COM
fortably in every TIL soon permanently cured.
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GUIDE BOOKS

N FOR
TRAvELLERS
APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE for the United Statoo
and Canadas Price sc
APPLETONs HANDBOOK to the Northern and Ease-
ern States. vol l2rno cloth. Prico 81
APPLEroNs' HANDBOOK to the Western statss
! vol. II mo- cloth. Price So.
APPLETUN's HANDBOOK Tor travellers to the South
crn states vol. IL mo-, cloth. Price 81
APPLErONS' EUROPEAN GUIDE BOOK with "a
maps plans Of cities and $50 engravings Price one
volume, So; two volumes, So 80.
SKELETON ROUTES through England, Scotland, Tre-,
land, Wales Denmark. Norway, Sweden, Russia Poland
and SPAIN with cost for party OF four Price 81.
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED. containing Is engrs Wings
the principal parks public buildings streets churches
&C.. with descriptive text Price IOc -
D. APPLETON CO., Publishers
$40 and Sol Broadway.
Either OF the above sent free by mail any address 10
the United States on receipt of the price.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht TaroIinta NY. Y.C., Mr.. Kent, from
Northport, passed Whtestone yesterday r. M en-
route for New York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly harmlessly, spendidly importing most natural
shades and easily applied. sold everywhere
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., May 29-l A. N.

Probabilities.
For New England increasing cloudiness and light,
variable winds viii prevail, with lower tempera-
ture and rising barometer.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES CLEAR AND WARN
WEATHER, EAsTERLY TO s0UTHERLY WINDS FOL-
LOWED BY CLOUDY WEATHER, LOWER TEMPERATURE
AND RISING BAROMETER DURING THE AFTERNOON
AND EVENING.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States increas-
ing coudiness. east to south winds and continued
warm weather.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PharmacY. HERALD Rulding:-
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OWL RIGHTS IN TENNESSEE.
The Bill Before Congress I'm Conflict
with the Law OF tho state.

NAsHVILLET May 70, 18Th
John M. Fleming, the state superintendent OF
Pubic Schools, issues q circular this morning,
wherein, alter reciting that the Civil Rights bill
now pending In Congress in Its provisions con-
corning public schools Ia In direct confict with
contracts for teachers for either white or coored
schools he entered into By the directors, and. II
the bill becomes law, further instructions will DO
gven.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy POSI-
lively guaranteed to Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases, charges advice gratis Is D0nd
street
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"A The
@Granfte

A.-a.-Tho @Gran7te Gray Caasf-
MERR.n-The ordinary cashmere hat viii sweat the
gloves 81 the wearer and will not Withstand rain
storm without producing good imitation OF me
effects OF smallpox This owing 10 the soapsohe pow,
der used to these facts KNOX
ported English bodies this defect and
has introduced his stores No. 22 Broadway and in ths
Firth Avenue the SUMMER HAT" for gentlemen.
Take the ordinary cashmere hat and strike it sharp
experiment with the KNOX HAT you will detect tho
difference at once, Clearly inclined people will buy
their HATS kNOX'S.
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and hundreds were grouped about the bulletin
boards on which were written the ridings Az
by all. but his death involved many
individual business interests that the
feeling or sorrow was soon supplanted
by strange coniectures concerning its effect upon
the stock. For long time past, indeed. during
weeks OF Mr.. Thompson's illness. the stock has been
exceedingly ieverish AT the Stock BOARD TINS
morning the scene was OF the widest
ever known there. Last night the last
sales were at Az, ana at ten O'Clock this
morning, when the news Of Mr.. Thompson's death
had passed along the street, the first sales at
BA. From this IL rose TO AZ, where 1t stood Tor
a long tme. Aterward the price up to nearly
the figure OF last night.
The members OF the Board, however do not I'm
agne that the removal or the President VIII seri-
ously affect the stock. 1t Will WAIVER they say,
until affairs OF the railway assume a settled state
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Lost Art OF the Caesars Restored.@
ANGELES HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS. 81 L. king ton
enue Appetite and nvigorate before breakfastReresh
vitaize before dinner-Soothe ana u0iduilzc be-
day ana all night.
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A.-Rupture and Physical DefOrmftie0
successfully treated by DR.. MARSH. at No. Vcsoy
stre old oil
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Trusses, supporters, Bandages, 6So.--
Rupured persons avoid all rusting, chatting, strap
ping or soiling unpleasantness, with SEELEY'S HARD
always reliable. Establishments ~ Broadway New
adephia Careful and correct adjustment Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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AID FOR THE MILL RIVER SUFFERERS.
LOUISIANA SUFFERERs-APPu1L TO NEW
YORK,

The following despatch was received yesterday
b. His Honor MaYor Havemeyor. from MAYOR
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David's ssSllver Pearl Cassimer'' Hat 10
the correct style gentlemen. The perfect VEN
tlang AT OF the season. saesroom 2991a Broadway
Duane street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Z.-Anything I'm the Medical or Surgi.
cal line furnished at reasonable prices
DIR. DRUMMOMD, box 1911 Post once.
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Specific for Rheumatism, ScrOful8s
Govt Neuralgia, &c. is HYATTS LIFE BALsAM
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Edm u nd Ii. Hayes.

Edmund B, Hayes, late Sovereign Grand Com
mander OF the Supreme Council for the North. OF
the Thirtythird and highest grade OF Masonry IN
the United States died on Wednesday in Brooklyn.
Ais career in Masonry covered nearly half Gen.
fury, and was distinguished by constant efforts in
behalf OF the order, TO which he devoted the best
part or his life. His obsequies will be attended by
the Masonic Veterans, including the Ancient and
Accepted Rite, at Fourth place, Brooklyn, this
morning at eleven O'Clock.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED

LITTLE ROCK, May Is, 1874.
The Legislature adjourned at noon to-day to
meet December Z.
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A.--Espenscheid, Hat Man ufactursr,
Ii8 Nassau street has ready the SILyERY PEARL.
CASHMERE HAT. the sumner style for genueman's
irass hat
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THE RIFLB CONTEST.

Average temperature yesteruay. go. ......': 10
1oc
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wigs, TOupees, &r.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical Wigmaker and Ornamental Hairyorker, No -
East Twelfth street. near Broadway, New York.