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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-30
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LoU'slANE.-kellogg est r+venu, mais sans avoir
sca'pe la rhev-lnre de Sitting Bail. On le d, tr;ste.
QUAINT a Packard, Antoine. NJ Marks ct au,ras. lis
pfomen'nt ienr eloqnrnce par les prairies des Alta
kapas. mais sans grand success .-Nicholls, Witt.
Ogden ct Wooihies, de leur cote. paicourent Ia
Louisiana en- triomphatenrs. Leur poiitiaue de
Cancellation gagne tons les rsprits, ct les ciioyens
nnits deSer:rnt de plus en- plus les rangs radicaux.
A franklin, il J a Ell IN grand meeting de plus dc
2oOo democrates, blancs IT noirs. ct lie meeting a
te DIES plus Gaines ct des plus enthonsiases lie
Lignes blanchrs It noires sont enterr6es partout, ut
partont les clubs mixtss donnrnt raison 4 la poll.
tique de cancellation. d'apaisement 1t de justice, qui
est Ia politiqie de Nichols ct de Witt A la Nuu.
vel'e Orleans, la convention democratique SEES.
entin organisee ct regnIaris6e. On espere que SEES
nominations seront BONES M. A Bourgrs, Ihom.
me au baton efaux coups traitres, puursnit NJ Ii.
met. de rAbeille, pour defamation La societe de
B'enfaisancr Mutuelle de- ST. Maurice, Nouvelle.
Orleans. a en- fete. ben6diction de drapeau ct dis.
con.s. Son president est est NJ Theodore Forest,
qni est son fondateur. LIE profssseur I. Forest a
fat nm disconrs aussi remarqnable que partiotlque.
On nous Cert DIES Attakapas: "Drpuis J. B-nia.
min, nous n'avons iamais entendu IN oratrnr com.
me favocat NJ Marks, de Donaldsonville. Get HON.
me est lie premier orateur DIES temps modernes
Pierre Landry, lui aussi, sen acqnitte bien, Ce
sont denx Chrysust6m-s, Les gars de Tile DIES Cy.
pres sont dams Frnthon siasme, ct la Sentinelle do
st Martin est atter6e."
PS-La convention de paroisse de Ia Nouvelle.Or.
leans a achieve sa tache, ct dune facon assez satisfai.
sante. P'llsbury a etc nomme MARIE, NJ Caffrey aux
authorizations. E Rsngsdorf aux assrsse menis, j.
G Denis aux finances, &c acknowledgement Dnbuis,
6veg"e de Galveston, tonciionne episcopalement
en- Lonisiane Mgr. P-rchA est touiunrs en- Gaule.
Il ratenrM Marks a &t6 porto en- triomphe par
les habitants DE- Ia Queue Tortue, paroisse Lafayette.
DERx'EREs NouvELLes.- LA s4rvie est plus
bei'iqne''se gn'avant. La Rnssie pourrait dire pour
quot. Les hostilit6s sont CONNIE recommenc6es.
Sombre!
lie general Braxton Bragg Went de mourir !
Galveston. Apoplexie foudroyante.-La campagne
indienne cot termiute, mais sans grands rtsultats.
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halt la chair de pore, he mangcons-nous
pas la meme viarde, ct ne croyons. Gus
pas au meme IvaIgilee ST nous ttions
lie r;gorismc ct Intolerance, pourrions-
nous uliir ensemble les entants dune
fol d,titlente, ct que dirait dc nous III
jeune Amerigue de la mission, dc la H.
hertt ct dc larcuir, 81 Gus ~retas;ous
la terre sainte an llanc-maton qul
croft EN- Dieu, an pauvIe dlable Qul
meult ayec du lard sur Ia conscience,
aux nomhreux pdcheuls GnorNm pG,'s
Mdgn0 snmns2 CarFAmtriqne adu bon,
ct ~j'espere qu'elle ne conHaitra jalnais
Fabomlnable gucrre qu'on nomm gucr-
re religiense. Sc tuer pour un mot, the
syllable. ct an nom de Dicn, c'est une
grande munstrrOSitt. Une religion qui
commandment &C crime he serait pas
une religion. La libertG de conscience
est la premiere DIES liberties, ct 81 vol,s la
StprrimeH, vous colisscleh tous les vs-
clayages ct tous les despotislncs. QUAINT
d Nglise, commencement des rites, DIES
%cIoyanccs ct des doglnes, ellie ne dot
avoir rlen de commun aVec fl1tat. La
division de ces deux closes ct de ces
deuN pouvoirs est absolument neccssai.
re a rorlru public ct a la paix. Une
EgliSe HIRE dams un Etat librp, VOLTA
ce Qui couvient au monde. Sill en- ttait
autleneut, vnus ayrieH des gouverne-
ments catalogues, p~rotestants, juiis,
m,lsulntais ct le reste. Les peoples sc
dtclareTaient la guerre ct Sc battraient
reimbursement les rns contrc les autTes.
Ben plus, les differences sectes dun
Fiat, amb.tieuses ct f~GIoce.;, voulant lie
pouvolre ct Ia st!pr%matie, se dGvoitlaient
entire elles ct i@ei1,ient de rEtat quclquc
chose de pariaitcment odicux. An reste,
sill est DIES institutions qui ont besoin
dc la liberte de pensce ct dc Ia tolGran.
Ce, de la tolerance stlrt0ut, ce sont les
religions Giles mhmes; ear lc monde en-
III des milliers, ct jo ne vols pas en-.
core que notie dix-neuvieme siecl,., don't
nous sommcs 81 tierS cepeudnnt. ait rGa.
iist la grailde ct naturcllc unite dun
Dieu, dun cre,lo, dun cutie ct de Ia paix
En- vGrite. pere Scptime, vous III
dcyicndrez pas Gvtque de slt6t, ETC.,.
j. GENTII.
"a fontiRutr.J
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
SALE FOR PARTITION
THE METROPOLITAN NATfONALBANK
OF NEW YORK AND OTHERS.
VS.. NO, $40.
V. T.. NJ. ANDERSON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

By virtue Of an order of sale. TO me directed by
the Honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court If
the State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish OF St.
James. in the above entitled and numbered par;i.
ton suit, l vii, proceed to sell at public sale and
auction, on The premises,
On SATURDAY the 18th. Of Norcmber, A. d.,
1876, at II VCiock a. w.,
The following described property. to wit;
"A certain sugar plantation. known rs Acadia
"P)au'ation, situated in he Parish Of ST. James, on
The Right Bank Of the Mississippi River, a, about
Seventy one miles above the City of New Orleans.
measuring five arpents and twenty one ,oises from.
ION said River, by eighty atpcn's in depth. bounded
"abovr ny lands Of V l, NJ. Anderson. aud below
"by those Of WIN ii. Aymar. together with a Ger
tain porter. of swamp lands, situated in The rear Of
said plantation and u,easnling about eighteen hun.
"dred acres, III area, together also with nj! The build.
"ings, appcIlenanccs. twenty five mules. seven large
carts. two small carts, fourteen ~plouglis and all
"o.her agricultural implements of husbatdry, there
"on and tsiereun'o belonging" Said property will
be- sold for partition. on the following terms and
conditions. to wit:
One half of the price Of ad indication PAYABLE
cash, one fourth nayabIe one year after date aud
the other one fourth payable in two years after the
date of the prbic sale; said ctedi. insta'mcn,s to
be Represented by fromiss"ry notes of the purchaser
or purchasers. bealing interest offs 90 per annnm
from date until paid, and secured by mortgage aud
vendors privilege on the property sold.
The crop of sugar cane and corn, iow on said
above described property, is reserved in favor of V.
allowed TO take off and dispose Of said crop Said
property will be sold in lots OF from ten to fifty acres
Oh the conditions above seifo.Ih.
sh-rit Office. Parish Of ST, James, this the a7ih
day Of September, 4 d 1876.
RICHARD SIMMs, Sheriff.
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LES PulHISAEss.
Y

Ilomma, sois secunsabie
An pauvrc, ct 'cnls la main
An trlst" miserable
Qni pa>se el ton chem!n;
Car c'est Dien qni t'envois
L'hornme d'ntflic,ion.
1T uui met sur tn vote
uue bunna action.
Srialt.ce mn sacrifice
Bien ptnible vrainen',
Tn douloni.ux Office
On iui dir Supplement:
"Je mai quinn pain. brave homme;
Mais gull no;,s sol, commun;
An rrs,e, c'est tout CONNIE;
Qnand on en- a pour IN
Lon en- a d'ordinaire
Bipu pour denS. n'rst.ct pas7
L. mei!l-ur criinnire
ct lie mci!ieur Icpas
Soat ceus que Ton partage
De bon conr, sans ;emoius.
81 avals uavantage,
Je ne icrals pas muins
Mango, mango, brave homme,
a ton ai>t'. tt tiemain
Ia ntaich"rns verS Rome,
81 Rome est loi, cltrmiu."
Msis moi /" vous atirma
Que &c snenx, CO passai,.
&c miserable, inliruc,
Est richie ut tout pu!,saut,-
Plus pnissant Que les Trttr-s,
Les Srribes, las Docteurs
1T tons les rois, ccs Ie'tres
Gu Sacriticateurs
Nienx p~eierin qni pass",
Sans pam, Sans f'u n! lieu,
Fagabond de ~l'espace
A Ia sarle Dieu,
Sill ne rend pas sur terre
lie pain Qui fat pFti6,
Car c'es. Ia ton mysteye,
o sainte Charlie
Bient6t, demain peut e.re,
An lonr du ingemen.,
Qnamd nous devons paraitre,
II diia hautemeut:
"j'ftais I'M miserable
Sans pain. sans t-u nj lieu;
II M. fit secourabie:
J'en responds devant Dieu."
III Diem dira lui,meme:
lie tire est preci-nx,
La rreance supreme;
Je les reimburse aux cieux.'
j. G.
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Registration Notice.

The Supervisor Of Registration will open bis office
at The following places i'll this parish:
Conr, House. from August 2s!h. to Septem.
Der 9Th.
Paul Crest Store, from September 9TH. to Septem.
Der l2ih,
Henry Rilsy's Store-house. September 18th. to
September 18th.
Benjamin Cohen's Store, September 10Th to Sep.
TENDER 23rd
Anderson's Store, September oath to September
29th.
Old Court House, September 3O,l, to October 3rd,
John Nalery Armant's Store, October 4th. to DC.
tohry 9th.
Vachegle School House, October 10Th. to October
18th.
Returning thence to the Court House where re.
gistiation and revision will be completed
LUCIEN COMO,
Supervisor Of Registration, St. James Parish.
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KIP f. RICH,
NOULlW A RlZ De La PERSEVERANCE,
5, 10, 10 ct IA RUE DES CHAMPS .ELYSEES,
NOUyELLE-ORLEANs.
Les Moulins 4 Riz de Ia Perseverance ont recu
tons les prix accord6s a disposition de fEtat de
la Louisiana depnis lannee 1868 jnsqu'a &c Jour.
GEES monlins sont les plus wastes de iEtat ct
peuvent ecaIer 45O barils ode $50 livres chacun)
par jour de rz net.
L. travail qni sly execute ct le rendement qn'on
y ob'ient mont cts surpasses nj en- qualit6 nj en-
quantite.
Coinme preuve de notre affirmation, nous solicit
tons respectueusement un essai de cinQnante sacs
on plus de meme gnalit6 dc riz. brnt. en- concurren.
ce avec tout autre moulin dc la Louisiana.
Prix de pEcalage ct Conditions:
No. 1, "A cent.
No. 2. = cent.
No. 3, u cent.
8 sacs de son fournis par 100 sacs de riz On
paiIIe.
Sacs vides fournis gratuitement.
KIP & RUCH.
l.. HENRY DOUSSAN,
90 sept '76.l A~gent-general de Ia Louisiana.
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''''N ~ JffrEHsoS DAVIS.
The Bishop Of Tennessee explained the yer
zen. McPher.on's Remains.



Gen. McPherson's mother having given
the President permission To move tine Generals
remains from Clyde to ashing, IN CITY, 10 oe
buried under the McPnersOn statue, man
arrived Ia CLYDE one dan last week. and, proc n
Ing the services of some men ut that place went
10 work tearing up the foundation OF the Me
have raised money 10 erect, but Ia a sh ori time
the wOTkmen were stopped 10y the authorities,
The Government OH, had entered the Gene
terry ana commenced work without permi sion
Of the Trustees. lie and his men were put olt
of the cemetery, aud suit has been ins itltcd
AK inst him fur $500 damages. Inc Mcpherson
Monumental Association have expended 81 10
for the laying OF the found ltOn, aud theN plu.
pose to make the Government pay them that
amount II the remains are taken away.
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GeOrge SANDS Funeral.


IWTN LtNtF % It IoIhIDN IUVfs
Nohaut, where Madame sand died, is
eight kiiometies from La Chatrv, not Tar from
tue hign road leading from that httlc town 10
CT ateaurOuX. Ii Is not, strictly speaking, a
by good-sized tarA. a catafdique was
erected IA the tail wo large wreaths II
iluweis lAN On the comm. frienus were ASSEM-
lied in the dining room ana the garden. A
few ladies, lncludlng Madame Sol nVe Clesingor
Grofge Sands oaughtcr-in-ltw, and her Two
little girls were IN tue drawing room, A. 1870
the ccfiu was tax n To a small church, under
TIL chnge OF the tte-t oi the Commune Of
We. " ere "A rrliAiuuS service WAS perform ed,
The church WAS too rIndil 10 contain all whom
frlt ndship had drawn together. Tue service
ended, the BODY Was borne To a SIN all country
cemetery attached To the thurch of Nohant, The
resting pl.ce of George SlHd's ancestor. The
priest II wing Pronounced the last prayers over
tho open grave, speeches were read by two Of
George sanu's oldest iilends-M. PerlgoIs aud
Dr. Napet. Tue Latter read an address sent by
Victor Hugo.
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Women do battle have seen them. But
(cfurC iiOusl don't believe they ever do, In the
the sea IL least, unless there Is provision N ade
for spectators.
Mhy, the Rirl Of nv heart, the bouncingest
belle Of West End, never has the faintest desire
10 ~ info the surf unless there Is a goody array
Of people on tue bluff. Aud then-and then
knowing, while sh5 pretends to despiss II, that
beauty unadurned, and 50 forth-->he comes out
IN ravishing bathing suit that shaules the de-
yices, the pads, the curves the outlines OF art,
as the Venus OF Milo shamcs candy doll.
And she cIies 20, dear" in the plercingest
IathUs AS SHE tire ads on asmooth clam shell,
and tries To look like NaIclsse, aud hopes TO
heaven there is no ground swell or sharks in the
Two Inches Of water running through her pink
toes and then she wades out Ike AphrOdite ADD
a divine Jelly 1sh goes on TO serene glory IN the
safe ripples Men come all the way from Da-
kuta to see her.
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Johnsen's Dory Trip Across the Atlantic.

The adventurcr johnson, who has started
on voyage across the Atlantic in the dory Cen
tennlal, was seen by the schooner Lucy Dowen,
on Friday morning, forty Ave miles from
Thttcners Isl nd, steering for CaDe Sable. A
Portuguese sailor who was standing watch on
board one Of these vessels saw the light Oi the
doTy's lantern, which seemed TO toe resting on
the water. lie looked and looked, aud, finally f.,
getting frightened, ran to the companion way,
shouting; "Cap'u, Cap'ni here lie a light and
no yes; us One Jack u-'autern after us GuIue
on dech, quick. IL h6 cones On tbe yes Wa
shall sink, bY DAM"
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The Women CIerk.-A Hin, to Mrs. Stewart.

While Mrs. Stewart has been making the
recent series Of donations, the claims OF the
women CLERKS have been overlooked. There
ms been Of late years "a Opposition To encourage
great numbers are found IA fashionable stores.
Inere are probably two hundred IN Stewart 4
palace Of fashion, including those VINO assist in
dressntting. Stewards Is well lighted, out many
OF tho fashionable stores are darkened by pies
Of goods or windows drdp"d with snowy uat-
terms The effect Of this seclusiOn from sun
shine Is painfully apparent In these poor girls,
whose wan and sicklY c0untenances tell Of per
mAnent III health. | desire to suggest to Mrs.
Stewart the propriety Of donation for the pur-
v0se OF sending these toil-worn prisoners Of
1, 'ade on excursions 10 the country.
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THE SUICIDE or 4 DRUG GIsr.
FuiIure Followed by 1iclnnchoiin and Drink.
and then BY Poisoning.

Thomas Reilly died nj los Elizabeth street
yesterday, having taken belladonna on Satu day
evening. Last fall Reilly, who was druggist
failed, md then became a clerk IN drug store
IN Felton, street at ell week. Dependency led
10 excess In drink, and thence followed sui
cidal mania. About six weeks ago he drank an
ounce aud u half OF laudaDum. On Saturday
afternoon he took 10 his home some tiles. and
In the evening he began to taste Of their con-
tents. Ills wife thought nothing OF this, AS
he mad las an apothecAry done the same be-
fore. Fin,lly he took "A large swallow from n
bottle marked belindonna. within ten minutes
he hegan 20 re and liz lncOherently. and when
a phySician arrived Kelly WAS beyond hope Of
re- uscitaton. lie was twenty-seven years Of
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DARRIN-DA' son -Atthc residence Of the brides
parents m PlaLr I'D. j.. 22d lust, by the ceremony
q @ society 81 trieg,dr MARY nm douenrT q cha'.
F0NrANA -srO VEN EL.-Ou June IS. Prof II, -.
Fouant % Mus l. onora stouyenyl daughter of the
late John II. Stouyrnil.
GRE f-NcoON all. Privately. on Wednesday.
June u, The Of the urdr's ia her 10y the
Rsv. j. 5 W s. Mr. u. II grey to Mis-. Olivia, daugA-
Ter u Thomah NJ, y vel, ksqi ali o. tins CITY.
HuGIlEe -uONSEY.-On Wednr sdiy evening, June
" 4 tle 'sllence 1 the bride. parents, The W. 49,
HaleCun, y. j. by tue Il v. William 7. Eghct ~ Scw
Nure cry the Kew " II iem NJ. Hughes OF 81 Jphu's
Church. huila Y, to Isabel L.. second daughter VI
Thomas d. HOYstY
sritkET-t lsl.-On Thursdat, June 20, at II nth
ONto1i BiooK yn, ol the Rev Arthur Crosby. Her
man h. Street to Hannah, daughter OF James ID. flsn.
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LondoH Letter 10 he Manchester Guardian
am assured on high authority that on
jane ] an ALLIANCE was cuutldct between The
Duke oi CJHnauHht aud tne Princess fredCrica,
diu- Inter ~ the X KING of Hanover. anu that /,
vo q lul his Royal lisnness' establishment and
for a settlement on tue Princess viii he suo-
mittcd to Parliament helore TINS session n end
ed Such an alliance would not be unpOpui r in
England, - King George is of oar blood roy al,
and Prince Ernest l. likely, IN course Of
Il o, To tige up his ihO4e among u, aud attend
to Parliamentary duties ia tne House OF Peers
Ia his future Capacity OF uuko OF Cumberland. .
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Reported ror H. Sun by Geor0e, ne count Jorpnes
when tue Hon. Caleb Cushing was on the eve
OF his dop.rus for spain United States EnyoYM!n
ter 10 the Court OF MaOrd the Count Jounnes present
ell to ms learned friend Judge Cuslins as memorial
gfl. silver mounted walking cane, the wood Of which
Ma from the Mount ~ OhNes near Jerusn en- Il re-
fure OF peculiar interest I'D rsiinla'lun .Cccntly
Gen tushlu Transmitted from SPAN ~ - feluih Bift
e. the Count, a Naluthe guIu.muuht "a y'Me. III n,
cumpusea Ut precious gene ncp Toned uN ~ht.rspe Pc.
aud lea with various presents. Tue Autograph l'aus
" 10 tue Count Joannes, VITA compliments Of Z,
Cushing
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In his lecture on the utilization OF the
carrier pigeon Mr.. Iegetmeier described the
birds-UnneN, the establishments OF commuui
Gallons from lightships 10 the shore, SO that by
the u.s. OF tue maratlme code OF Signals two or
three letters STAMPED ON Tue wing may convey
the Intelligence that assistance VI any KIND Ia
de fred, aud NAV provide IA means OF conniuni-
cation when no other method " available. The
experiment Is ie'ng tried, IN the first Instance,
at IiaTwiCA, aud az soon ~ sum lent stock Of
birds has been reared, II Is proposed 10 keep
relays on board the adj cent lightships.
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The commencement exercises OF Will
louRnby College, the spring term OF the 81 o,
and the existence Of the col eye have ended.
I he present year has been very unsatisfactory
aud a short lime fiuCo a contract WAS maize
whereof the college has b-oD placed under
charge OF the Board Of Education at Willuugn-
by for term of Ave years and the hi9h SCI DOL
department Of the union schools Of tins place
will be moved to the college building, at he
same time admitting n limited nunber of stu
dents tIOn out II town ON tultlOn.
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A Mountain oi raw Logs.

In the log pocket Of the Boom Company,
about two miles above this village, are more
Inan lp 400 900 OF feet Of saw logs, piled IN one
imneuhe>nhss. n eighth Of "A mile IN width ten
10 thirty fNet ia depth. AID three mes IN lenglh.
The NH " Ner mas kept crowdlng them down
until they arAplleI lileep fee5 hugh above me
walers edge aud Us much below II in many
places. The lo,s IRE worth an aver Age % nearlY
81 each,
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Steamship ". A. schoen, Rotterdam, mdse. and pass
Steamship Neptune, lie, tO.. mdsc an pass.
steamship Wyanoke. Richmond. Cty Point, an Nor
ok. mdsc. and pase.
steamship HIATT ras. Norfolk, mdse and pass.
Steamship CITY OF Berlin Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Albeuarle. Lese.. Ia iee. and pass.
Ste. niellp Per siOncn, Pniiade phia.
Steamship wyoming, Liverpool, ndse. ana pass.
Steamship MagnOli saw aunah. tndse and pass.
u-tit AVID
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BANKING AND FINlyCIAL.

A SAFE PAYING INVESTMENT.
Long lsIHnd City (N. y ) Water BONDS,
Bearing per cent. intctest psy ibe seni annually
al Marine Bank, New YORK city.
Only t25,OOD for sale at W Y AMI interest
III lots to suit buyer.
L.. NEMBURN, 80 Broad 1t.
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Long BRANCH, June g5-Among the stables
that have arry lat the Monmouth Park race track, ana
are training for The winch b, gn SATURDAY.
jus lae Lurllrd. belmont Ottrll, Carr Go AstOr
ChninD.rilu, Medun, MoGrath, Banc0ck, ana Hitch
cock. Tao track 10 IN eXuelvnt order
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JEFFERSON DAVIs IN ENGLAND.
Letter on the Fund for Church University
in the southern States.


Yesterday meeting IN aid OF the Bishop
Of TeDpessee's Fund fur the furtherance OF
Church University education in he ten south
efn states OF America WAS held at the private
residence OF the Earl End Countess Of Snrews-
bury. Dover street. The noble Earl presided.
TIE following vds read;
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
Ny LORD on my arrival at THE port Yesterday re-
ceiyei lie nNit-tlun KINDLY sent to me To attend
meeting at your house tO.morroS afternoon. some
matte VIII d.tsin me here for Two or hfee
dats, anu aeprve me Il ne pleasure OF meetins your.
se hers Interested IN the progress OF unyer iy
education Ia the southern states ~ America hope
soon to DC IN London TO make nv acAnOw Judgments
IN person TO yoursef snd Lady shrew bury for your
remembrance OF Une who has ever gratefully remem-
bered your Kindness. Ever Faithfully,
JEFFERsos DAVIS.
The Bishop Of Tennessee explained the yerf
rapid strides made 10y the elier sister" of the
English Cnutch IN America and the growing NJ
,essity there was for higher theological training
This church neld more schools tnan any other
sect In the country. The war, however, impoy-
erished IL TO n degree Without nArallsl, and at
present the church education Of t<Nt South
ern States was being carried ON in a TEN orary
wooden structure, where 800 students were In
training. Much, said his lordship, has been
made Of the secular education of America Let
II be introduced into ENGLAND. and a generation
viii not pass without corruption In high places.
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mARIAE INTELLIGENOS.

MtStArrRx ALuANA'-rIts DAy
sun rses -. A 20 sun sets... IS Mool sets IL Is
HinH wArEg-riit. nay
sandy Hook IL IL Gov. itann12 % Hell Cate. ~
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Suslnsss tlotuts.

Those Afflicted with Hay. Rose. and Peach
fever. asthma, fever fgue, finu relief
ing Fire Island beach. TRAINS leave Huuter's Point
p35 A. NJ. aud $50 NJ. for surf Hotel,
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Combination VI Co., 25S Dowery All kinds OF
seAlng machines On lIstannentsi g per cent Un "
l.
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o:sscs Il hI HFrk1 hsG HfSp's
IunI
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II some ingenious CHI mis-, had long since IN
vented INT tnod OF preparing Mllih OF MAGNk~IA,
would by this tme have been tue drug VI the period.
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CristndorO'- Hair Dye acts instnn tRneousiy,
and ilways produces the shades desr0i. 80 JOhn ~
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The defects In the old Elastic Truss re remc-
died ia POMEhOY's, price u 40 broadway.
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Mrs. WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chifren
tecthing Is an old aud Wctrled remedy. II na stood
the test Of many years. and wa never known to fan
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sir Elastic Tru., supplied only 10y tue III site Iruss
Company. 6S3 Broadway, worn easy nigat GHd day,
cures rupture.
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Doctors, Fee. from "a 10 "a.

Qurk's lrlsh Tea costs but 20 cents, and In all
bilious dlsJTaeIs " a pOs.tlye cure. --Aap.
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Keep the teeth clean and white.