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shrink back, and sellers rush forward,
only to find that there is not such a
thing as q buyer to be seen within
hundred miles of the Stock Exchange.
The brokers then make the quota
tions" to suit themselves. New York
Central bonds, which one day are up. to
they can play that game with such d
road az the Central" 1t may readily
DO imagined what they are able to do
with lines about which little or nothing
10 known here.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Francois Michel VS.. NJ, weber.

ELEVENTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
a writ CT heri facias to me directed by the
Hon. q. A. O'Rourke, Seveuih Justice Of tho
Peace. In and for the parish of Orleans, In the
public auction, on THU hsDAY. March 8
1877, at 10 o'clock a m. on the premises, corner
of Harmony and Carondelet streets. the follow
ing described property. to wit:
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A DRUG
STORE. including drugs, patent medicines,
counters, shelvings, etc.. etc. Also,
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. gas
Chandeliers, show fuses. and other articles. as
per inventory on file In my office.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
A. 2. KELLER,
fe26 mil " Constable.
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NEWS BY MAIL.
one Hundred and Eighteen etuaents
Ready 10 Enter upen Lives OF Use
fulness.
non Cameron's Hackers.
Especial TO the N. Y. World.

HARRISBURG, Marsh IA memorial
was signed by all the Republican Sen.
ators to-day urging Hayes. II declared
President, to retain j. Don Cameron as
Secretary OF War. The memorial as
sumes that Pennsylvania will be repre-
scented In the Cabinet, an honor to
which, 1t 10 claimed, the State 10 Justly
ron is the undoubted choice OF the Re-
publican party, and his selection would
inure TO the benefit OF the Administra.
tion and Of the country.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or PoI1oH.

% DEPARTMENT or Po11CE.)
Administrators Office, !
New Orleans, March q. 1871
WAS BROUGHT 10 THE THIRD DIS.
wv triet Pound. corner of Marigny and Mo-
rales streets on February as--
ONE HhlFBk, dark brown, with white tip
on her tail, which, If not claimed wi hin Ave
days and expenses thereon paid. will be sold
Mt public auction, Mt said pound, on next FRI
DAY, the 9th inst, Mt II o'clock m.
BY OF der Admit istrator.
mh5 THEO. BLANCHARD. Secretary.
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Important TO sugar planters. Bee Thousands
advertisement.
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GOV. TiLDENs
ne Nevertheless Takes with UnrufIied
Mein Nis Usual Ride.
Especial TO Cincinnati Enquirer. ]

In spite OF the strong wind aud rain
to-day, Gov. Tilden took his usual
horseback ride. He Is In good health
and cheerful spirits, and 10 not discon-
csrted at the election OF Gov; Hayes.
result OF the count by Congress ever
since the Commission voted on the
Florida case. He and his family are
contemplating visit to Europe, and
will probably sail some time in April.
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have this day associated with me In business
Mr.. r. L. SIMS. Of Brandon. Miss. and 90 sue
cessors to the late firm Of Isaacson, Selxas &
Co.. will continue the wholesale grocery and
commission business at No 4s Canal and No. CT
Common street. under the firm Of Isaaeson &
Sims. ALE. II. TSAACSON.
Refer by permission to
L. O. Cain. Esq. President Germania Ma
tional Bank N. o.
Geo. Jonas. Esq.. President Canal Bank NO.
A.. Baldwin. ESQ. President N. o. National
Bank, N. o.
A. Luria, ESD. Cashier Louisiana National
Bank. N. o.
Referring to above. I solicit from our old Gus
toners continuance Of their patronage to the
new Arm OF Isaacson & Sims. II. o. SEIxAs.
ie25
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IL near Independence. about five miles from
the Railroad, Il tract Of about acres of good
land; about 30 acres cleared: balance well tim.
cattle. yoke of oxen. horses and wagon. hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. Will
sell the whole at a bargain. Address. J, B..
this office. fe1ps
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-QNE FtRsT.0LAss TICKET
l. to Richmond. Va, and two first class Tick-
cts to be, Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. 10 81.
Charles street, mhG*
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AUCTION SALES.
by o. II. Cirardey.

OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON sATEs, ETo.
oo'' ASD J, j. h / nc Abar .hNh"hs
As members of the late firm Of Abat & aeneres.
Nos 5s44A and 2s66o-secend District Court for
the parish Of Orleans.
RY @. p. d1RAbDEY. Auetinneer-.- OfTlee No.
March. 1877 ct II o'clock o. M. ut the office No.
streets, will be sold at public auction BY and In
pursuance OIL two several orders from the Hon.
4. I; Tisaot. Judge Of the Second district Cauit
fuary, 1877. and rendered In the above entitled
ONE FINE. LARGE IRON SAFE. DESKS and
other OFFICE FURNITURE.
IEnMs-Oash on the spot. fe2A mia 81
SUBURBAN rhAS IT. EFg. CITY PROPER
SUGGESTIONS. OF L. =. GENEREs AND J. J.
Leonee Abat. members Of the late nrtn OF
Abat q Gsneres.
Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans.Eos. gs.544 and 1850.
p o. Camp strset-sA1 uRDAY. Mnreh 81.
1877 at II o'clock M. at tho St. Charles Auction
Exchange. In the r2tanda Of the y. Charles
by and In pursuance of two several orders from
the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
lit. .tWeutltbu VI 1915 anu FbIlHeEeu
In the above entitled SUGGESTIONS, the following
afsefe' SE sRtSRsffly TF g OF LAND. TO.
ggthsr with all, the improvements thereon.
rights. ways. and appurtenanees thereunto be.
longing or In any wise appertaining, situated
on the right bank OF the Mississippi Hiver. In
the parish OF Orleans, about --- miles be-
low Algiers. The said tract Of land having ten
arpsnts, twenty-five toisHs front on said river
by forty arpents deep between conyerging lines,
aand is bounded on the Upper side line by lands
formerly belonging to John b. Lepretree. and
on the lower side. by the property now belong
Ing to. john Flathers. said property is sold,
SUBJECT 10 lease at tho rate Of $40 per month
until October 81, 1877
.. A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND,
situated In the Second District of the city. and
bounded by Cont BienYille. genois and
Clarke streets, designated bv the Number t0B
rs per plan by @. I, Dunbar. dated the 11th De-
eembers 1g4s,, subdivided into twenty lots. from
| to 20, inclutively.
3. TO SHARES OF THE TEHUANTEPEC
Company, ,as per certificate No. 2s2,
4. 7G SHARES OF THE PACIFIC RAIL-
road Company.
TERMs@Chsh on the spot
Acts nf sale at tho expense of the purchasers.
before Jules Messy, Lsu New UrleHas.
mh8 10 II 81
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La SALLE, ILL.,, March AIT Prof.
Richards lecture this evening". after
the introduction OF suitable instru-
,nent into the hall. instantaneous COM
rnunication was given with Chicago,
Omaha, and other distant points. The
amateur drummer at the Omaha office
played yankee Doodle" TO d La Sale
assembly upon suspended drum. Mes
sages were sent and received expressing
sentiments OF esteem and reverence for
the fathers OF the telegraph. Franklin
and Morse. The entire series were
given under the auspices of the LA
Sale high school, and were o decided
success.
, 1877-06-21
PkfN!{sed4l4tR 4 t*y4
TMs-3:AIN,


6pt1os Dt<pdfch to 7ht 3ftbftnAt
New York, June .0.-A grand match at billiards
was played In Paris on tho 9th and 7th Inst. Tho
ulost famous game witnessed In the French Capital
previous 10 thls Was that between Maurice Vignaux
sHd Wiilinm Sexton for tho ehampIonshlp of tho
world. Numerous challenges wcfc subsequently
tsaaod agatnttvignAux, hut nothing caa,e Ut them.
lle was willing to play whocver could como
to Praucc, bnt refused to 90 abroad II.
Plot professor Of the game, employed
at the Caatno o9 niarrltx, challenged vIgnaux 10
pisy l, 200 points Up In two alttlngs shs arst 10
terminate ~hen eIthcf competitor had acored 600,
the balls 10 ba taken up and ptacad on tho spoA In
tho usual way at tue commencement Of ttl4 SECOND
dny'a proceedtnx.. Thc room was crowded on both
occasions, aud i'll tho htat players In Paris wcso
present. NJ. FtRnAnx ~ : tall, powerful man OF
extraordinary cooiuess aud self f.possesst0n. II.
Flnt II salfof younger Snd easily excited he plsys
with hIa left hand. The a1st half of The match
commenced ut D o'clock and Terminated 1t II 40
p: m.. and tAs sccond 1t D:1b and eled 1t II 80
vtsnaux won BY imlnense odds, making hla nrst
600 points to Piots 240, and his scc,at 10O 10 tho
others "a. ytRusu1'a lmmeqss maIossty on ths
Of 454 cAtoms without once spoktng
tho balls. such N incident heveF took
place bcfure ln any public match played 10 France
Or any other country. Ytgnsnxs ayersEs in lh3
l,"0O points wss fsuct1on over thirty .sl1 10 tue
Inning.
, 1877-06-21
DOCTORS,


Bpsc30J H9pHgeA 70 1H9 7F36NNA
ANNA. ILL.,, Juna 2o.-'The Southern Illinois
Medical Associstlon mot ut Annh, IN ussery Opera.
11all, ii . o'cluck p. nj. 4 large number wcfu
In attendance. ps. l.. Dyer, President, occupied
Tho chalk. Thu Association beIng called 10 order.
prayer was offered BY tue Isov. K, W. vanslsvo, OF
The Methodist Episcopal Church, after which Ds.
y. q. flOdda welcomed tho Association with very
we'l.tmsd sddtess, after which William lsf0wn,
Mayor Ut the city, olIerel tho hospitality u
ths ely, and thanked the Association
for tho honor conferred upon the CITY. bI
selecting It ~ tleir place. Of Jneetinx.
Twenly .ef9ht applications for membership weFo
rccuisol and fssorably acte1 upon. hererll abls
and !nsalssting papeta obstetrics wefo read aud
discussed. many msnbers taking part. Az tho
evening session a. . ah!e - and ntssssing public aa-
w. delivered III tho prsssuco Of large aud In.
tQ1tfXcnk audience,
, 1877-06-21
Sl|tcI1E.

NEW DhuNswtcK, n. j., June 2o.--1lr. Short,
The Inventor OF caspct-iooms and other machinery,
aud Superintendent of tho Now Brunswick Carpet.
MIL, shut himself fatally last ovenng. No cause
knJwn. lle leaves wife and scson children. uI4
ags wna ~.
Special Dispasch to 71s Tribune.
UAIL1NvstIk, ILL.,. Iuue 20.-Louis Otto, IN old
German citixou Of this place, cummittod suicide
by shooting hn,sulf through tho heart, ani when
fuunl, wus dead. No cause IL assigned for tho rush
act but lcspondancy and liquor.
CtksxLaN's Jane ~, On Monday iast Two
10 taks short r.de npon thu like. Sncu then iha
owner hn4 been iooklug for his boat, and to-day
discovered It about dss niles wcst af thls harbor.
Examination OF the boat brought to light tho follow.
tng wnrJa wsitte,, On ptecc Gf whit1 papsr: ''C.
u. Watts-aulciuc by drowning myself, Juno IL,
INIT. No wosk." What tas heco,s,u ot The other
young man and Of tho body IL not xaown.
cnkusnus. o.: juno 40.-Jac9b slnSly. a. Ger
ternoon by shooting himself through the head.
Cause. melancholy supcrlnduced By sfyslpclas.
, 1877-06-21
DEIR---EINSTEIN.

Tha lasgcst aud BY fas tue most stYlssh 1awish
wedding that has aver taken plac0 IN this city 90.
Cured lat evening, being tho culubratlon Of Tho
nuptaia Of Mlas Emma Etnste.n, daughter Of
Morria Eln4te!a, Esq. Of tho nrm Of CAybutgh,
Elnatrin l. Co., to Ar. stgmouA & Netr, Of Koch-
rster, N. 7. Tho bride IL we'll known In Chicago.
both In artstocratlc Jewish and American society,
and there was scarcely any snd 10 Invitations and
presents.
Tha ceremony took placo At tho Sinai Temple,
cosnrf Ut IAl!aaa sFsnuo and Twenty .dfst street,
At u'Coek, ths Rev. Ur. kohleE otciattng In ths
Reformed Jewish .ltuAl. Tho lTcmpls waa elabo-
ra.ulr docusated With fiowen. A large iiors! mar
riagu.bc!l was suspended above tho brldal party
~ tho altar, and tha ais!ta wsto oyararehod with
sml1Ax aud blossoms. After tbs ceremony, these
wcss ssmosed to standad Hail, where The banquet
and reception was held.
Tbs bridal party clteted tho Temple In Tho
following osdeF, Flrst, tbs Master Of Ceremonies,
Ms. Samuel IHehustz; the qshers, Mesass. u. ii.
M & SeS foI 1 ,S ps,4 oa,
as st konls; i9a; =. aupRstmhetnss tan ena
s.s 81! I'd sat @ % Il sT' h. NJ us. H.
Altman, u buffalo. and III. Tillis BallensH5y;
N N,,; 'H h., a0Sss,e' .ss p:is IA n';' sas 1: III:
e&lsfe & l,nasas,, Il tiseinnati; ~; hsa h Eia:tsie
sna ~. Ainnie GsyGa.g NJ Hsthan sshw:b q
yroom. ths latter bringing up the feas together.
Cpoa arriving = the sItsr luz party W. ar
ecne Tbs .tsr oss ts eS Cupid Sera p;o
a9laeed Man @ and w.fg was 1sf{ short
s ~ E9s ,ss & aa I'D p'ssa
Tue TOILET OF TIE HRtDK
was magnificent combination u broeads and plain
swst: eog.sss I'll
priace4se; lIlu1un veil; ornaments Of ofsuxs oos.
som.. Tao entise tzousssaa VI The bride xis made
, 1877-06-21

Pcorfe Not Mach surprised at 1ts Exp,os,on
Tucst'nY--Mors Trouble 1sEewfnE.
Special DtsnateA u Tat 7rtbsn&.
sr. Lor1s, No.. Jnno 20.-Tho suspension OF
tbs National Bhnk Of the Stats OF Missouri has
been the absorbing topic Of decussion In eommcr-
elal circles to-day. hut among bankers thtrs was
not eVlnced y great dcerco Of surprise, ~ Il 10
alleged by them that they wero fully prepared
for such m event 1t apreaes that tue Missouri
Bank hss been considered shaky 20 long that IT.
paper has not been received In the Clearing
1ouse for several months, other bankers collect
Ing ~ immediate presentation Of any checks that
XII tSe issiins % bankers % ha,s been interviewed
Vii o se esssr
of the Missouri hank ha!e been brought
The. peculiar character Of tho. ,nve.tments
liz L t. s: 53s Il T:taSaa sss;x G1sssass Go e
!.ntldtn9, ete-, stoeks commanding premium #
sortsi.ss. @ " Several inYniieIoHs ,nssstmcns X
Is is I'd ii ~ gs1sSs;5 ;,s5
ND s"de..ofe e .s @ copa lot ri hattie, 9! ofe!
thsn 800, o0o Tho bank has gradually aecama.
greater part ot IT, capital absorbed IN valucless
Prope.y sktnK y mpGsslss to-. 70 sa.r{ On she
NOW not worth a cent on the dollar.
Vsty few poor mon OF small merchants wcrc DO.
been no s1eits@enl @ smoas shas elsss Il peopie.
@ss ;sh.d1 r. !, s se s;Sssssg s. sg s
various corporations hero and throughout tn.
State, A::.Rnees in nankrnrtcy. Reet.ttarr. and
iora 10 take lhs matter eooil, and walt until the
money il realized on asscts to pay tepos,ta:
$naI n aHtf1 hat
, 1877-06-21
Capture Ut = Gfasppus.

ht9 koAaoS ttpHa} 1ttf254as.
The unusual circumstance OF tho capture OF
grnmpus Oh these shafeA occurred to-auy. About
sightsd od Ail1fsoae Point liz gradually WORKED
~ toward shots. and struck Ihtu ths ,cci.Ksnss.
-Four lara. Iohn and Jerry Dunbar. Elias T.. and
Pickett Betbc. st unce made chase fof him. each
in boat and captured hln after stsu8gIe Of an
hours duration. Tbs men used eel.spsafs u place
body tsIl how tenacious he w.s of life. After hls
capture hs was hauled aboard VI Capt: Clara Lam
phestus yacht. tha Don 4ul1otu, and taxsn so his
now dock In jordan bay. ao whlcb. ~ SOON - 10 .
fsct of hs capture beesme know tho people thezc
aboals locked ln rfowla 10 SEQ the fsilet uousteE
IL Wss at least Twelve feet lonY, Ant wsxhed otss
,n!.slon can b. obtaiasl tns eA1ea.s will ba ".
, 1877-06-21

6p9t1u WEp0stA 70 1&1 1T16A1A
CINCINNATI O., Juuo x0.-A special 10 the Cln.
nnnau Gat.sts from V&nreburg, Ky., tells Of I
pitched battls fought Monday on Laurel Creek,
Lswts County, Ky., between tbs Vigilance Com.
mites, taHouslY sssimstad from twenty-five 70
setenty.6se sttong, under command OF George
Y. 6taupsoD, and an equal fosca un-
ter eommAnd Of the notorious George
Understood, gu*rills In The lats war. Soma
horses bad bsan stolan from 6tsmpsr. whsfsupon
b. onkaui1sd Vigilance Committee and staltad In
pussult Of shs suspected offenders, and overlook
Ahaa a. Laurel, seventeen miles in shs interior,
lMonx tAs k!nntconlc Mountains. Flro
xas opened directly, and Underwood was
wounded In the hsAd. Alexander Pendleton in
lke hlp. and pthefs- vAF4nuAly sstimAtad In NUN.
, 1877-06-21
NASHVILLE MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE.

NAsuvtLlE, Tcun., Iuuu 20.-A large a44cn.
blAgs Of Tho promlusnt bu4lnes4 neu Of Naahsllle,
representing all branches ot tsads, organized 10.
day The Merchants Exchange. Col. John r. Nc.
0ulEe was elected FsaaIdent, and, With tho follow
iug Vice Presidents. forms tbs Board Of Directors;
Henry e. 1teuslsy. Geos2s ii. jackson, Jobn n. D..
5pexry, Frank Moultou, ]. II. Wilkes snd !. ".
AeGasoek. Tho ns" ofx4nlzat!on will include
tho Cotton Exchange and Tobacco Board. which
Tao boArd Of Directors wtka ordered u secure
proper building snd giss uetea u soou u pes4tbIs
of thA openin%
, 1877-06-21

s:;s sst; ss Hss ..s Hetst snsrosss Asssa e9s: n:
md 1hita sstin ian. Emma Arnold. Nav York;
mothes-of. pearl fun. A.. 9ehwab. Nov York; oil
painting OF Mtas LiGx,c McCarthy; pickle caster.
8. Yonaorf, one dozen cups and aauesrs, Japansse
ware, Tho Mlsets afons aajo'!ca ware ttuit' stand
anI one dozen fEMst plates. Mr. And Mtg: O. l.;
Amar!eau: aitvcr h.h.fosk knI Epoon, Mf. and
Mfa N. Morris; silver berry sponn and sugar
tpoon, NJ. and Mn. 4. vo!e1: tno reception
card receivers. Mf. md Mrs. Mnx t3lhHcf and Af.
and Mre. Louis ulaxer; an elegant morocco care,
containing net Of tho ''I1nndy -VofutnA ehaks.
peAfes ". Bani Sab LAporte, Ind.
, 1877-06-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

RAa FRAxcIsco. June 20. Sailed, steamer City
Of Pskin. for Hong Kong via Yokohamat steamer
City Of Sydney for Sydney, via Honolulu, carrying
tho British malls
GLASGOW, June &c. Steamer Manltoban, from
Montreal. h1s arrived.
Nxw YoRK, June .o.-Arrtsed, steamship
AnchoFt1, sgosn Glasgow.
, 1877-06-21
REFORMED EPlscopAllANs.

Nsw YoHx. June 2o.-Ths newly elected bishop
Gregg, Of the reformed Eplstupal Church, was
consccfated Day In tho church Ut which Dr. Saba
IL pastor. Tho congregation VA lasgs. Bishop
Fallows, OF New York, presided. and was asstst-
Cd in tue seftSes-' impressive end somewhat I'm.
EIchoson, of PhifAdelpAis; sni large ppmbeT Of
Tho clrrIy. Tbs psw bishop goes to London sud
will head tho Reformed Church movement Iii Eu-
gland.
, 1877-06-21

TONTB1{EUF ENIFT4
NKv OnttANt, lima 90.-Ex-Stnto Auditor
johnson was to-day sentenced 10 tho Parish Prison
for ten days and fined $50 for refusing to prodnee
certain books called for, and u answer certain
questions ~ 70 their eontena, propounded BY tho
Grand Jury. Johnson rhJs some Of the miesiug
documents wsss destroyed And oshors taken away
When they wefe expecting an attack hy thu While
Lesgue, in JsnuAry 1ask In his petition 10 tho
Court johnson sAJs he could not answer the Qucs.
tion4 for feAt Of eliminating himself.
, 1877-06-21
SARGEkI'S LIBEL SUITS,

CHN0CNI . IIUlL 0Q1T1'
sAH FRAxcEaco. June 20.-The libel suits OF
6enatoF Sargent sud Congressman Page against
tbs propnesors OF tho San francisco CAroatei, In.
st!tuttd In EIdosAdo County, wess called In tbs
County Court 1t Plseetvlle yesterday. This morn
Ing tno defeuss iulerpesed I demurrer, which Mas
uvetfulsd. Defendants then pleaded not guilty 70
, 1877-06-21

BAITrnonn, Nd, June 20.-The sntfien difop>
pcaraneo Of James o. Glsnvstle, collector In the
freight depot of the North Central Railroad Com.
pany, Ia explained hy the announcement that he Ia
a dcfaulter to the Empire and Union Transportation
Companies to the amonnt OF 81. l75. oiher trans.
portatfon companies hare 70 far dlscosored no de-
KI.Eoune1lr,an William BAKER is In the HptI ng
Grove Insane Asylum, and stt indictments agatnAt
him for arson aul forgery hays been quashoh.
, 1877-06-21

BISHOP M'cLOSKY, Of LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Juns .0.-Tbs reported teaEs-
nation OF removal Of Bishop MeClo4ky, Of Louis-
vtils, u oiicialIy pronounced u b without foun.
6ntlou. :.
, 1877-06-21
MATRIMONIAL.
Tho Nuptials Of Mr. Rothschild and
Miss Mayer-A Silver We'd
ding.
Marriage Sf Mr.. Siymond Detr to Miss
Emma Elnstein...A Brilliant
Affair.
A Magnificent List OF Bridal
Presents.
IlOTIrSCIIILD--AIAYER.

Presents.
r3orrtpc1T1Tn,. vEp.
Auoso THE roRzxosr
n.,. sca *" snI ,n,ecd ~ s,I .orIs.s .xrn,s mn.t
Sc plaeeu .ae p.'.,".' "eu"'me Naea "as ee,e.
residence Of Mf. II. II. Mayer, Of tho ftm Of II. II.
Mnfee Il Co. No. 1l2 NaJison street There
rsrs vnthe,ci iovor, bo.t ~ ,nrnv AMI ota to
pstteipste IN The Observance 9TH Of The M rites T ths.
should maks MF. chatles 9. Rothsehtld and Miss
briisntiy % @ II ah,na @ md md iehy @ Adorned wsb t.s.ss
ufes Of no aoF'sse ar' Tho front psrlof
IN which the cc'emon! was performed ~ss
is..osasa t evergreen with GTs,
.hsa ~ and s ., enq ds
hpnse, %:..o,, =. oc,ock n, s,o and HI, ,,,o,h.a
took thetr pioces boiofe liz }mnFotscd altar npor
Which Sal.et n wax.tspcrs, ana IN seeordsncs viii
hY ths Iiny. H. Gsrsone. Of i1nai Sholom Canero.
satios, "a ts ''''' W. ''''"'' u DA"' o'''' s'S'''
nnIpns .,k C, e9sTgMa
With foupecs OF potnt appilaus lace, with =
Fssnltafe q grange biossems. she WOO ths
VIA atts,u1cd r1 isT litter. 1lfsa Lau,s, In
White osssnJT sna casdinel fusss. Mss.sr Ma;cus. ~
; s ns'thh H. :sG o9k r. .e
sesa y shs tss
nersto+ms whe,.e TX tbey dfsca.s,, Erkhsrdt's hHhst
efaris nd tae iuce ut tha 9taoo iii ths tina az
shs reecption 1t WITCH wsse s prescnt ii many vt II tho
psnlos an rieh ana eit9snt n3,tm,ne "a l. forbaSsn
b1 Want Of .nsce. s'A e''s@AS $'''A''' - '~'S9'A
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thsw vc.r M;cath n natn.ni .,Ices mi noMsrss
iaetoecd % IL bisek walnut frame snJ aufroundine
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ner " t,e III; MI q ,eant II.
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sWpgns nM eays and goest
sDpess wotk u 5 f9ut volumes spsEsf of
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ana ,i y. . ~ ~, to tn,Int ~ .n1 III
Ass se sna ys.an .a.a Is n,,ses 6s1t m sn M
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nna ~. s r. ae M1oS aed ras ,s
hItm.n. h,nnnst.stansi nf s;fyer sna a M.
risss ;rom thn ennnyes of ths arm. az.
s,iyre card rrcct1sr. Mr Jo,npE iisraishosm mi
ii. bctrothc.is Wlsa Carrie dircnnonsst,: .,iSnr
snta. eI .hassri' nneI vfth hInS osnssI Hrs Ms,xs
ilri1i. n"n., sn1 sait rnhss NJ ~ snI Wrs Tav1.
n.js ~ s.abts Old found notnt.lses eaiisrs Hr'
T. p"f af I'll Tnnsss i,sne1 0 .np @
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" mhst w, Inn, lin fnnr iI.tis ststsrs ~ th,
sfa" nsna ane cet III ny ~ IT. H.
i. f.n, H. Gssn IN M, ~ sol,ls S,omooa
esssinK and ftom h1F parents s''' received sot'
1,se S1,, atnmnna !,Ma. .t..,. ~. n,
arH MtHaR nl t1oGG II pMsvas - 'o .haeh% W. nj
aao r; Mts, ~ y: "sG Mts; HHnnf.nI M@ H.
g.. rhorss. s:nnsain "n% H.. Ss III n
nsa W. t,a.ths I,.sn "a MIL rs"nn oit
." u, Ms, fs1.an. Mrs aT ..aa. -, Wn WI,
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, 1877-06-21

reports eay Underwood VISA tiIled. Underwood IL
sa}d to b 4 cousin Of 1lent -1d!. Underwood. HiA
sanx is thoroughly sqatppsd and Aggressive. Nc
parties.
, 1877-06-21
OBITUARY,

LoNpox, Juno 20.-AdmiEal Rous, steward Of
Tho Jockey Clab, died this morning, aged B.,
ATLANTA, Ca, June 90.-1adge ]. II. Clarke,
OF Auesicus, dad to-day.
, 1877-06-21
COAL SALE,

New Yoax, Juna :o.-The Delaware, LackawAn.
NJ i Western Eatlroa1 advertses Z sale ol 100, 600
tous OF coal on Wednesday uexL
, 1877-06-21


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, juno 20,-Monday night At
saybrook, Mclean County, yoang man named
watsfhoneo, AGED is, shot Petct Helm. afcd Ia,
In tbs head, with ahot.gun, lnIatctln9 probably
faia1 wound. Helm went to lhs home Of Wafer.
hnnec. and commenced to abuse Mrs. WafefhUnse+
when hc ~aA shot Tho ahootlss Ia lodged In jail
ut BLOOMINGTON.
, 1877-06-21
MARCHING ON.

NonH1sruwK. Pa, June co. Four tramps wern
killed and one fatally Injured By tho giving way
Of tho walls nf \ long.dlsuscd Itmo.klln near
bridgeport. They wore elaepEus on tho broken
fuFAacc6.