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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-11
FOREIGN.
Exchange of PrisOne 70.


EONDoN. June fO.--A dispatch 70 she
Standard says arrangements were made
between the C&rlists and Alfonsists 80 ex-
cnange 1909 prisoners At Viana.
Ordered 10 Greece.
The Daily News reports that several
Russian meL-,t-w n at Odessa were ordered
to Greece; three others arc expected at
Greek ports from the Baltic.
Ascot Racee.
There was . brilliant attendance ae The
Ascot heats o day to witness the races in
Guiding the Pence and Princess 1.,ui.. of
Hesse. the Prince and Princess Christian,
the Duke and Duchess Of Etinbure and
the Sultan of Zanzibar and suite. There
were five starters for the gold cup. which
DOncaster won. Aventur;ere won the sec
ond prize and Nowgas he third.
The race for the 81. James Palace stakes
resulted in a dead heat between Bay OF
Naples aud CsaiS Miller: Garterly Bell VAS
third.
House ~ Lords.
In the House ot Lords tU-Di.hs the Earl
ni Carnarvon, Secretary Ot Srate Tor the
Colonial Department, announced that She
government had received si.pate hes con
sirming tho reports of ivgh'tul mortality
among Tho natives Of the Fe. Use tslants .
from epidemic meaeles.
lie 8 lso said the authorities Sf Tho i.iaO ts
had been telegraphed 70 @pase neither
expense nor exerrioDs to stop the progYees Z
OF The disease. They have S,s" been in
structed 20 take pr. cautions for pr.eefva-
tion of the peace. disturbances b~ing appre
hended m eoDs. IueDce Of the belief Of the
natives that the pestilence has been pUr.
po..ly imported into tie islands.
Bank Of England.
Bullion IN che BaGk O1 Engisns! iucSeAset2
nessIy 100000
The Cafiiss ticess1.
PARIS. june lO-lhs frencS Clsrahi0n
tame Journal publishes .elf gram from Cas
list sources, saying Genera! G.mundt has
captured CAsine.A and taken $40 py1sOness.
storm as Par!s.
4 Violent storm passed over che city YES
.t.day. and thousands OF chiYnne,s were
'hrown over. Many accidents occurred.
and traffic j. wholly suspended ON the
STREETS. The storm extended 10 he south Ot
France. and from th. fysenees sotn-s u
report that = house was p.o.iYa'ed and
eleven person. were killed. lhe damage
IN Paris sloae 10 estimated at III, ,G00. .Go0
france,
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concealing six cases Of smuggled silk goods,
valued AT t3o, COO. on the twenty first OF
April. 1871 The second Indictment con.
tains sixteeb counts. and charges them
with. at various times during the years 1872
and 1873, receiving and cOncealing qnants
ties OF valuable silks. The third indictment
contains twenty y-eight counts charging
them with having received and sold large
quantities OF eilks. well knowing them Il,
have been imported into the United States
contrary to law. The Names Of the mem
beys Of the trm who are also indicted are
as tolnws: Fl. B. Clatiin, John Clafll~. Et-
ward +. Games. Horace J. Farchild. VIII
liam 8. Dnrp. DAnieI Rotinson and Wi!ham
H. ISlcOtt
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Oppesftion 20 the sIissfsnariess
SAN tRAsCisCO, june lU.-She sreamsiiip
City .f T"k.". I:SGl hoss Kong, Srlngs shs
following:
An attack WAS mad. May upon ahe
American Methodist EpiscopAl Cpurch in
kinkisng. iu g 'Ds. queD.e Of a supers''Il'us
belle: among the natives that the caIl'iSep
were ;Galtseatfd by the uIssIoaag1ess
Editorial Guestss
E.MfRA. N. y. June l0.-Ths S.ats
Pres. Association received forty members
of the Alab bama Press Association. wh.
were welcomed to fhe city by Mayor Smith.
After yi-l ing the public Institutions, col.
IAtion Was served at E dridge Park.
Trial Of the Express Robbers.
MEMPHIS. June l0.-lEe exauinatiOn OF
WltDes.ts II tho e;.se z,f The eXnfaaa robbers
commenced today. Messenger Brady iden
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SnERFF's SALES AT AUCTION. FOR CRY
TAXES, OF REAL Standardization is called
to the sale. at auction to be made this day
az nooc, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Roya. street, by the sheriff Of
the parish Of Orleans, for city taxes, of real
estate. For particulars and terms see ad-
yertisements.
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VACANT SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY. AZ
TwELyE MoSTns' CREDIT, By AUCTION.-
The sheriff of the parish Of Orleans will sell
today. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Mer.
chants and Aucticneers' Exchange. Royal
street. the following described property. to
wit: Seven lots of ground, in the Sixth Dis
trict Of this city. forming the corner Of
Leontine and Pitt streets. For full particu
lars and terms see advertisement.
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$4,000
$.j.No.

The committee o>ganized to pass resoiu.
tions on the great dad of other States. are
considering an address which shalt com
Almighty to remove Jesse D. Bright" and
end with the usual regrets. Mr.. Bright
deserves we'll OF our people, for recommend
ing . good gun maker to Jefferson Davis, it
for nothing else.
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R0afd Of Nenltb-Ouavnntine.

At 3 special meeting Of tho Board Of
Health, held yesterday, the following was
discussed and adopted:
Resolred. That the laws Of the State re-
4uire a quarantine Of ten days upon all in
tected ports proclaimed by the Governor,
but that this time OF ten days shall begin
to count from the departure of the vessel
1narantined from the infected port on the
voyage to the port Of New Orleans.
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General Meigs, having been assigned 60
speciai duty with his brevet rank OF Major
General, will be placed III command OF the
department of the South, with headquarters
at Louisville, and then General McDoweIs
will go to Europe on leave. and on his ~
turn will be placeo or the retired list
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RAILROADS.

aINHR SiOBILE LINE.
Oh suA aver May % trains Ui arrive ana depart
Sroys Ne seSob foot of Canal street, as follOwss
DEPARTe
Csast asesnArOaaaioa daiys except
Sundss. at. s....se... 3sl p. M.
G1prese and mail, dS1y at % 900 8 A. N.
1lH-UShVxt& s1Sress daiE, at.eooo 4:4O r. Nj.
ARRIVE,
Cssse bsco 6mod saon daily. except
SUNDAY. o.. e-.....s.e.e.o. 1908 4, NJ.
E3pIsss anS maA daiiy, ut. .......ss $3.50 T.. NJ.
ThSsnge DiglH exSr ross daily, at 100. $50 p. Nj
Pssiman Palace telr. daily to Louisville, Gincn.
Sat-. LyrDhburg, EIrsiuiS Springs asd BatimOre
without change.
office corneT Of Cams and Common streets, op.
eosit Nty Hotel
myss q. B. ROBINSON Superintendent.
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The thermometer At Louis Frigerio's. No.
50 Chartres street. on June 10. stood as fol-
lows: At 8 A. NJ, 81 at > 2. NJ. $50: at 8
p. NJ. $50. Lowest point during the nigh,
Of June :. G9o.
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$40
Can win
4 splendid fortune
From the Louisiana State Lottery Com
paDy's,
last grand drawing
On June II.
$4,000
The capital prize,
40 chances at 375, 900.
Tickets only $40. Don't miss the chance.
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81 TELEGR APH
WASHINGTON.
AIembers Of the Cabinet

WARRINGTON, June l0.--SecNtarv Fish
has gone t. New York for week. Br!stow
and Plerrepont are ths only meMbegs OF
the Cabinet here.
Cohsuitati0n
The Secretary Of the Treasury and the
commissioner OF customs had = con.ul.a-
tion to day regarding the customs business
In frontier porte. The Secretary is nat sat
isfied with tho mana cement Of atf airs az
lake ports. and Commissioners Johnsoa wall
probably retire July ].
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ADJUSTMENTS.


0~ee.s~~.
SfPERA ROUSE.. g Ss..OPERA HOUSE
&undaye June 13. 4S7js
Gate,.s ime,ys rendered by che Louisiana Sa-
a,atic sluts wiz the Obliging cOncOurse of Mrs.
Vszan Miss Eva Dab. lstsen and Mrs.DesdeI StAs
etA Asr>fi: % thS
gN0.GENr FAMILIES OF 6HrS CIr6o
Undeq the auspices of tho
saGIxys DIS DANES LOUIsfAHA1SS
SDite st LOuisls
First 3,i iformancs of
CON GESA II DE BAZANe
e-.A. sn five acts, With songs ~ 40 DuAanss
o. Ds snefy.
Eos .haractAtss fand billy.
ohtgsnce-Parquet seats, hrs4 andAecof6 ties.
A:tv sSnts; Geservsd seatS seventy five rsnts:
shIrd tSss doS stt SubiiS q gensrsb swenty Svs
CENTS.
O. go =. N prMisslys
= S.-ksserved seats esn Be procured u N,e
esntrollss sefiice, opera House, the day of the
peltor pancc. &undayo June AZ aSsm 10 . ii. 10
b. NJ. afd trOm p N.
Music end songs Tor the occasion UOmfOsad ~
Mr.. A. Baee, leauer "fthe orc rchestra. Ar5 ID
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The Temperature.

4 Milwaukee Judge has decided that 4
wife 10 not related to her husband.
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STEAMSHIPS

RREMEN,
Auseh S:rrmaD lfoSAs
83EA1 eETwESH BRgMkN AND FEW -
LsA1s, ~ SAVER SOVgAAMS9os ~
kASAkA,
A< 4Ae steamships ~ the Nsrs
EEt ssrmA. tlo,s VII .un .. 'on.s
Eur. .heI dsy - departure .iu ~ ssvsstss
Oson 6remea eton New SrlsAn.
nAtNlyvHA. .JSnuaryl ID February v
1......FeNuNy March ~
RANNOHkR ApNl6 May u
Ylss cleaners soscfs outward - navre a0a ~
VanA and sn thelS home trip At Havana AM
Rcuthap ptssA - lsnd AnS receive Cassenesno IN
ERiOhS % PASSAGA
Pan pfensS, southampton or aAseo - 0A>AAs
New Sxlean0
GAbtR olSV xCh
0tSASage. ss....s...... - 90"
Rpsu 4ev Orosus OF Asvsns - SeEtnAmCtcs
HAxre or Brsmen
6t<sysse. ......s...'s = 40is
tropu Ne y <,r!eans 10 Havana
0aSeH ss.....sssVSo - gus
1t~eISge. ~ Soic
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton q
&avrs to New Oresls issued by che mdersxns6
Sos suSthes particulars apply TO-
au3iS No. 81 Enon street
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THE 0EBT OF LOUISIANA
4 Letter from Q:Overaof kwIlogos

6ovsrnos Kellogg has addressed the fo!
lowing letter - the editor Of the Chicago
Hnsr. III answer 20 certain statements that
recsStiy appeared N that papels
srArs 81 Aous:sss3
Executive Department.
New Orleans. June ', 1875.
6Is-fn the Chicago Tines Of She Aflh
Instant there appeared AL editorial headed
sLosi-ianA's Load, in which the tOilswin z
extraordinary statements were made:
s'Acc.~ding - che stock and bond tables
Of the tyntossAi Chronicle Of Apfi! -, the TO-
tai amount sf Lo,ls-iana's State obligations
then outstanding was only s.: $40, 100. but
y leg egisfativs committee which has seen ex
amininR che Stare Auditors accounts has
discovered sha' she total reaches the snug
SUM of $50 !.S ,:9.A u which the following
. is summary:
Flosting do 81 ~. ~ "a
Bonds loaned property ban Ike ...., A33eSt3 33
bonded delt pr.per. 22,!3S 500 10
Contingent debt repwrt ,6 by tho Au
GatOf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N,oSS 'sW O
CSntiD gent DEBT nj ssparIeA by tue
Audites es..................... SGs3 500 ""
Totai................ .......... es9SNs 1855 0i
Ada tau bOnds anS UUnds ussi. e. y.3, 49, 81
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&pU AAvlAA, VIA CEDAR kGVo Aap
AEH WERT.


AEH WEST.
Cusseo States siau t.laee
StSamship
WILLIAM P. SLYpk. WlLNENOIOH.
4ARGARET sniAAs
The New UNeana, Fl0I1Ss
and Hayan0 Steamship Conpsr!
ZGNN will dispatch one OF the ABOVE frs'
- oSss steamers nom beV Orloa1s
ESer1 Wednesday,
fouchins ar cedar Keys ALA Key West, And oes
nsctins With stesmers for Apalschicola. St Garbs
eATks OP PASSAGE.
To Key West. TO Cedar kayx
CAbins .-sss..-.....Ufv 80
Through bills Of 'ading iEsusd to all points
Fior,ds ipclu6ing Tampa. Ard to New Iosb
Char lection snd Savannah.
Hone but the compsny's sils Of leding ngnse
and nOIe signed aJItT sailing eA The AfeAner
Splendid passen GER ACCOMMODATION ana threnS
nefris gwen 10 sbOve pOintA
No Nsisht .sce,ved without permit no0 -
omoe
"'' I. ( G0BERTS. AGsOA
ial0 10. l10 Common oSHooA
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Specie Shipments.
Specie shipment. 'o-',s 81 i2,, ,0C0.
Indictments for silk Smus Cling.

The grand jury Hs the C,.it4i States Cii-
cult Court to.dsy found indictments sg slnst
Horace B. Claf1in, of the we'll known dry
goods house OF H. B. CafiQ g. CO.. and
William Talcot+, silk buyer OF the irsu, for
completely in the recent silk smugg ing
frauds. There are three indictmen to
against 1alcott, charging him with yeceiy-
ing and concealiDg smuggled goods. Turee
indictments we're found against H. 3.
Clsflin & Co., the first Of which con-
tains four counts, charging them with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-11

Mrs. Robinson, q mlhner, srsfs sser
York. was sun over and kill. d Hy train ~
fhe Charleston road, near Germantown.
Her husband died here few weeks sincs.
and it is beloved ehs thew &esssas NAdSy ts>
train.
, 1875-01-25

Gen, Won Oaton-Saeken recently completed
his Beyertietl year Of service In the nnsniau
army, and tho Enporor OF ltusa!A conferred on
hin, Inc highest honor = lauzsian subject eau rs-
cbve from bis soyereEn,-~tho Croaa Of st, Au-
drew fet In br1lliapts. Tbs Bt. Peteraharg cor
respondent OF the London Timer writes: 4"An
autograph letter accompanies tue Nall-esrned
decoration, aud at tue same time gtVea an inter-
estiue record Of tue services OF this veteran SOL
dler. The Emperor recalls with btu OVID baud the
distinctions earned by tho General It Dorodino,
yiazns, Dresden, paatzeu., knlsa, aud La!paic.
Ha follows up his career during no turkish.
Persian, and Polish campaigns md hnally men
tlons hiB honorable service dutlnE tho If!neAn
campaign. He commanded at Odessa during
the attack on that place By the allied fleets. and
then received tue chief conmaid ut 6ebAatopol.
All appointment 10 retained I'LL tho cnd OF tho
war. The EmperoGe lotter is dated on the 18th
OF December (Dec 24}, that being the tlftieth
anniversary Of Gen. Uhteu-9acken's promotion to
tue rank Of General. On the sauo day raSlew
way held at tho marlege In honor Of the patron
Eaint OF ths Finland regiment. and the Emperor
took this opportunity OF paying personal cotu-
pliment to lilo old 0eneraI When tile latter ap-
preached to salute his Sovereign tho troops "eso
ordered to present arms 10 him, and tle Emperor
gave him publicly tho saccolade' ~ Knight Ut
Ut. Androw, Ils then took hiA old servant BY
the baud and nude him walk by lua eiae as no
psRssl alopg the immouss throng Of officers who
we're ranged on ono sidu OF the parade. II IL ul-
necessary TO dwell On the Enthusiasm which p!e-
vailed; every soldier will understand the effect
which must be psodncedby such public and afItc-
t:ouate recognition Ut hcrylce1."
, 1875-01-25

M. Jshsn Walter french journalist, rslates,
aptopos OF the robbefy Of the Dudley diamonds,
aeyeral anecdotes shout jewel robberlos. lie
tells how y speculatos presented , report TO the
Director making out thai tie celebrated Church
Of Lurotto contained El0, 100000 worth III aia-
mo1,is, etc. DarxAs and Csruot Informed Dona-
naYts Of tho fact, but tho young denerai refused
to march au tho place because he would hare to
expose corps Ut 10000, aud would probably
tInd nothing wheu ha got thera. III tiMo ha Did
manage to sIeze on ths.Church. and found that
all the diamonds had been replaced by glass.
III. Walter also tolls how the mother ct the
late French Emperor, tAe Queen lioEteuse, when
ena waa leaving Trance aftor the Invasion by tho
allies, was stopped OIL the high road by tho Mar
quIs Do Mautroail. who searched her cartlage,
and took AWAY ,010 worth OF diamonds, Which
hays nsyos snca been heard Of. Ine story IL
ali lie mora ro.nsrkabla, - there was great
flas made about tllA Marquis DE- Manbreuil
toward tl.s close Of the Hocond Empire. lilo
had = lawsuit with his wife, aud an ou!cEy was
raised Againnt The Marquis continuing = mem-
ts1 Of the Legion Of Honor. 1t then eams out
that no was one o1 tue RoyaliHts who had
aided tho ptussians to pull down tic statue VI
Napoleon from tho top of tue column Of Ven,
loiiss, and that while eugnged in this act he had
tied su Order OF tho Legion Of Honor 10 tho
tail at his hoIae, aud DRAGGED it Ia tie mud:
fot toward tha era OF the reign Of the Third
Napoleon he wore the red ribbon anu usu in le-
ceipt OF Government panslou.
I
, 1875-01-25

aud lhon climbed lofty ridge boyond,-a Ire.
meudous climb 1t soefaed At tass, ens
1 soon became inured to that Kind OF
exercise. was rewarded by magnificent
Wow Of ths SeYern VAlley In Now aspect, with
the CoIAwold range graudly closing III the pan
Drama. Pursuing my course. 1oHf! ;nase-path
brought ms to sudden gap in Tue hills where a
railroad track came straight out OF the ciia on
ops side Of tne valley, snd then ~ suddenly als.
standing. Soon there came = thuuderoua RrIlni-
bling undor ground, aud long t1ain uf coal 1ara
daallcd out fro,n underneath, then dashed into
lus hill opposite. leaving column Of smoke
curling out from tho tunnel entrance. I clam
bored down on to tho ttaok aud followed 1t for a
considerAbls distance up winding Ta!!sy, where
tue raila (7-foot gauge, barring Al odu lncn or
so) had to curVe round In extraordinary !aShaoh
to accommodate thenselyss to the rarld Douds
Of tho valley. Boon begsn to meet Efoura Of
1ooty .oompie1ioned men evidently on thclr way
home from the mipes. 1t Was Tuesday lnorll-
luz, sud remembered to have heard that tho
golfers did not work ut I'll Oh MoudayH, snd onlY
halt 4 day on Tuesdays, 10 thst accountea aor
their leaving work ut this early hour.
A Bruani RACE
are these Forostor.. working just wien they feel
inclined, and ".plsying," o5 ~ ws bav. t9a'hs,
whom so minded. Az they Ase paid according 10
troll over ther operations, though can imagine
how reat!eEs n eager capitalist must feel every
now sud then to md 1!s lntue LYNN id'o because
tho men vAut . days "p1ay" Tle namos OF
these mnoA are " unconventional II aro MI the
fashions OF the Forest. "t'sripan.st-!t"
| found quite i tHsorits pslns, for with sons
qualifying rrca1 Il distinguished Bs'er4s p mlnes MM
allole- In the wood" "Try-Again." and I'll such
like expressive col}oquisllsms are IN high fAsol
/ With the mining slvunturess. Tic workers II
these mines &rs aii, VI. informed naiisoa o.
The forest or oussiders who had been ADMITTED
] or made free ct tho fo7sAt bv compiling viii
certain rules snd regulations which the Forcater'
| haYo maintained Tor centuries. Tho nAti7e
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MOTT tE H. II T. l. f. BY GIVEN
4 thai the e" partnership hsrei"i"te .n,si.ug
b.t"sen l!*ser, Wits and ton nrt.r,i ~, MATER
dIi,!rs. nitius aid i.umt~r business ~ ttis ia.
di~~' wed bN mutual '"n-'u: Beverly Wills la, III,
Hhr' bas'd tLr entire iui.i"~i ~ tn-.nI ia n,
Mater RIGHTS. b.irh.-. Mining ,,rouit,i >aa NiIl
aud machinery. abi l.umher owned h., Mills 4
Dnsr"l. B-s.rl, Willis viii p, all ,i.mand- ~
iaim- against the late firm ii Willis Dr,reuI a,ri
viii collie, I all bills due The said ntn
IL Willy WILLIS.
coz DKI,,ut..
IrAHo CRY. Aug1s. 10. 1873. A.
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PLAcERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

J.V. X. Wi't-Grnrral Merchandise" Plaza.
Weller x Smi,h--Grnrtal Mere and,a
Plaza
James Eagan-.Ju.tic. "f the Peace
| Robert X Irvln-C"nstab.
john M,rr-P"t,nas.rr Grant. street.
| M,.r 4 Smi,h--Drngs & Medicines and
Fancy G""ds Granite street
Niger 4 Smith-Wcl., Fargo & CO..
Agents. Granite street.
W. J acknowledgement aud Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Decentralization Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckley Idaho Hotel
Granite street
Mrs. d. Stcckl-s-PhGnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar
It. Plaza
o. D"n"ll & C".-Cisy Meat Market
Jas. Mrkny-Magn"Iia SaI.mn Plaza
- D"'"vnn-I"t'rnati"nal Snl,",n. Plaza.
Girls And"r~n,- Miners Sal."n. Plaza.
Charles k"hn", Brewery and S.I..,,.
Plaza.
D"hl 4 Martin-I,Incksm,th Shop Plaza.
Martin Cathcart-Sh",' Si"p. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livrry Stable. Plaza.
+. Langrie-CabinrtN Maker. Idaho street
A. }. B"rtlapd-Cabinrt Maker. yroad.
way.
John MrrriIl-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Cnrvan-Barbrr Shop. Idoho
street.
d. c. H6lden-Carpcnter Shop. Idaho
street
John +. Saundcrs-Carpcntcr Shop. Gran.
street.
W. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ship. Gran.
lte street.
Andrew Folson-Carprnter Shop. Plaza.
Mike Hallry-Milk Dralcr. Pine street.
!. ". Davis"n--Agrnt N"rthmcsi.rn Stny.
Company Ofir.- International II.icI.
J. q. shepherd-Payes,e Express. Granite street.
Fred Campbell -Je~~irr = d " sich,uak,r
l. W. On rett John Ellis. hilip t1ou,l-r elected
sal'Oot Trustees tor tbs ysss ny Dsjssses xoA
Il
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
so6cfI Of Errors and abuses IN esTIy life. Msnhnod
Septofed. 1mpeAlnents % nssrrtaac removed. New
Dethod Of treatsncnt. Few aud remarkable rem .
li1A Bopk1 and Circulars sent FIRE. in > sl~d en-.
velopee. Addftss. HOWARD AS6OcIAIIUN %i9
j. Ninth g.. phtlsde3phia, p -su Institution hsv.
~ high xyputarjou loT honorable conduct aud
D11bQioaal al1A
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pisasa ~ u md Profitable ! mpi"s ms ns
IEsat4tt "a -. 'sut. t..sn i'A.l -
- a. aufEt. Naeh stsi.ttt.s
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