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BETS After long llnssa On wsdnssdsy H.z g M
Funeral services on saturday afternoon a. ccsc - ~
late residence. e67 sackettst, near 7thAve
FINDLAYasuddenly Thursday MAY "a, Andrew ylndlng,
R.lssss: and members Of the ys,srsp 1880
TIE funeral services a as Dr. seoSss CHURCH
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hereby meet cor.nhi.n sesn, M.ssae Ts
81 attending the funeral Of our late brother Andrew nd
!. W. CROSBY Secretary. ~ g Is AZ
HoLDEN-At Madison. N T. May % entered int reSs ~
s as asn s s Rev. AsSH n
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HooKAt Townsville. Ga. on Monday, May ~ Joan -
%Ds y aG0n Of ts,s sy aged SsSsa
LANoAsTEE-on Friday ths 2ssh Inst, NE Rev. Daass
Notice Of funeral hereafter 80 <estN
MAsoN-At Paris France Thursday. May 9th, ndde1l4
after brief illness, Mary Isabella wife OF Dr. william IA
daughter OF Mt George James webb aged 40 years
4.
Vorststs, Saturday, Goth inst. ss4p M y
RUsHMoRE-At Hampstead, May 20. Emily. daughtsr e
Relatives friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Saturday, May 20 st z;3o D. ~
Methodist e. Church. Hampstead LII i.
scHEPP-Katnerina Bauer only aunt Of Lespcla, scesg
after lingering Illness on the morning Oh the SIta sk
49, 100
Madison.avs, Saturday, the 29th inst. at 80
Friends invited 10 attend the funeral lis requested
that towers be sent. II
Interment at Woodawn r,.s -.
10 and from the cemetery.
sCoTT-on Wednesday, 26th inst Sophie Hnribut wse
Relatives and friends are rsspecuv invited attend the
funeral services az Calvary Church 4thaye
SATURDAY. goth inst ct 10 O'CLOCK Friends are kindly
requested not 70 send flowers
sEYMoUR-At Princeton. n J., on Friday. May IS. 1894
OF Bloomfield, N. j., in the 10th year Of her sxe !.
services DO held AZ the OF her sonn
law the Rev L. W. Nudge Princeton. N j., Monday May
Train leaves Cortlandt and Des0rossessts ct p. m.
lnterment at Bloomfield, n. ]. ~.
swORDS-snddeniy. May 26 George H swords. In tns
FGneTa from his late residence 4elhs sssa
gsSves and friends invited further no
ice. Y
TuoMAE-Ip BROOKLYN May o. 1880, Emma j., wifs q
Henry K Thomae, and daughter OF Charles jenkins
Funeral win be Saturday. q p m, from her Late rea.
denco No. 20 Monroe-place. Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS--Su on Friday morning. Rachel J. D.
Relatives and rrionas are respectfully attsna s
%onias Nay 81 &C 10 ociccs Fsads
kindly requested not to send fowera "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
ANTI-GRANT REPUBLICANS IN INDIANA.
Erorn Ths lnhinnapoLla Meigl lIndl

Hundreds of Republicans in this city
solemniy declare they viii not vote for General Grant
be nominated Politicians or strong party men think
that this is mistake Onethlrd OF the men who say
thew Will not Grant stick TO It, he cannot carry
Marion County. The feeling fs deep. The conviction
settled 1t pervades all classes. 1t Is held by men who
cannot be concillated hrowbeaten, who mean what
they cav and will live up TO It, This continent is not
confined TO Indianapolis. but exists all over the State
III win be hard enough Republicans TO Indiana
with the best man that be had, but with such q
weight as Grant carry the State is surely Democratic
by al least 90 900 majority. II tho Republicans OF In.
diana do not let It by default they must act
ht Let them speak out their opinion at once on
thfs third term business speak loudly and clearly
that no delegate from this State will dare to cast Ills
vote for Grant against the WILL OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

The truth remains, as it has. remained from
the beginning that courage and oonscepee VIII condue
The first work of the Chicago COnyent1on
eho,d be TO declare the mandate OF the popular Will
thai there shall be no tbrdeTm in this country with the
sanction Of the Republican party.-ist Paul Pioneer
Press tRep)
"Tbe nominee for Vice-President should be q
stAlwart Republican with pronounced and unmpeaeh
able party record firm purpose vigorous intellect auu
good physical health. Joseph K. Hawey, OF Connectl,
out. answers this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES journal
tRepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
JUST LITTLE woRRITED.

FT0W TIC bO5tOH fNVtIttBtF VIUIt
The republican party is one from which re-
volt is easy An attempt at too close discipline always
defeats its own object 1t does not follow that the
majority should often ever yield Its judgment at the
demand OF minority threatening TO bolt If the majority
Insists upon policy But there Is always necessity
for federation, and the majority Is under OBJ
gaon If it ts wBe, not its advantage too far
The canvass that Is openingis peculiarly one demand
SHARP practice and browbeating What has been done
In these latter directions is not past remedy There
sboud be no more of IT, Parsans Of all the candidates
should be made feel that the grand result when is
reached has been arrived at fairly and that no per
son or policy deserving DO heard has been gagged
or treated unjustly after having been heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
WORK IN TIE HOUSE.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL ORDERED TO VOTE
THE FRIENDS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH DE
PKATED-BUYING CONFEDERATE RECORDS.

THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL ORDERED TO VOTE
THE FRIENDS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH DE-
FEATED-BUYTNG CONFEDERATE RECORDS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.l
WASHINGTON, May 28.-The House devoted
the whole day the consideration of the sundTy Civil
bill, and after rather stormy session Of seven hours
ordered the main question upon It. The vote will not
be taken until Monday the House having session to-
morrow OF respect 10 Decoration Day. The contest
the bill to-day sharp and bitter at some points
and only few Of the many amendments offered were
adopted
The Western mon bad influence enough TO secure an
increase the appropriation for surveying the public
lands from $500 900 to 100000. The geological
vey did not fare WE'LL for effort 10 increase the
appropriation from $4,000 TO 100000 was defeated
The friends OF scientific research In minority ia
the House to-day. An effort TO increase the appropra
ton to carry on the chronological Investigations under
the charge Of Major Powell defeated by small
jOrity
The Appropriations Committee had put into the bill a
paragraph apprOpratng $4,000 buy certain hooks,
which formed part Of the official records Of the
Southern Confederacy. These books arc sad TO con-
thin record of payments made by the Confedera,e
Government to Southern mail contractors for services
rendered the last few months preceding tho outbreak
Mr. Eyins of South Carolina. who appears to be the
representative of the spectators who have possession
S25 600 said that books could not be had for
less. . ,,,-, , 4. .,,. -. =. .
paraar1ph He said that II these are ofciai records
they belong TO the United States. which 10 very true.
Nobody in the House appeared ready to ADMIT that he
knew who the men that have this stolen property
IN their which they refuse TO give up unless
they arc paid $4,000 The paragraph was struck out
OF the bill.
The Appropriations Committee offered an amend,
apprOpTating $3.50 900 for the pay OF the United
States MarEhals aud their deputies, with proyIso
derod in enforcing election laws. Tho Republicans
made an unavailing resistance TO this pr0visO for NULL
flying the election laws, and the amendment was
adopted.
No appropriation has yet been made 20 pay tho fees
of the current fiscal The npprOpra
ton mao to-day will be available only 20 pay for
services rendered after the first OF next July. Thus
the country Ia afforded another glimpse OF the beauties
of Democratic statesmanshD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. MAYNARD THOUGH
pRORARIR.

The CONFIRMATION OF MIR MAHNAKU IHUUGHI
PROBABLE
WASHINGTON, May 28.-The greater part of
IN hours executive session Of tho Senate this afternoon
was devoted 10 the pending nomination OF xCongrcss-
man Horace Maynard Of Tennessee as Postmaster
eral Senators Beck and Voorhees, spoke against its
confirmation on account of Mr. MayDards extreme par
tisan course during reconstruction times in Tennessee
and Senator Bailey, OF Tennessee, made short speech
IN favor Of confirmation, taking the ground that In
view OF Mr. Maynards unduestiOnabe private integrity
and ability his extreme partsanship during the eXcep
tOnal period referred to should be overlooked In tho
interests Of peace and reconciliation Pending further
discussion the Senate adjourned. Senator Harris, Of
Tennessee also known be in favor of the confirms
ton OF this nomination, and 1t has been reported
favorably by the Committee Post Offices the ptOba-
biities are that 1t will be confirmed the next
ecuLiye session,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
oRAroRIo SOCIETY OF NEw.YoRK,

tho Annual Meeting Of tho oratorio Society held May
90 1880 following resOlntOng unanimously passed
cSotSsd That cordial thanks Of this Society DO ten
oneere OIL
during the past yea Their zeal and earnest 6ors
behalf the Society fully appreciated Cougratua
ons offered TO them for the success which attends our
fact IL recognized that this success u
iaGSey dne 10 the CONSTANT business skin Of
reas1er Morris Reno esq., and TO him especially the Society
10 Doth ts satisfaction
1t the which no has hitherto bis dnte
ana a continued confidence In bis integrity and capacity
ResoVea That this Society with UNANIMOUS voice. dis
claims and dBaVDroves Of the artiole In Tho NowYork
Times Oh the nst rejecting the honor and integrity
Of n'0' "S "''' A''"'O' 1BNER l. TRAIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
MIDNIGaT WEATHER REPORT:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Svpopsis for TIE past "a hours.

SVEopsis FOR he past q ho'tTS
WASHINGTON. May 20. / a. m.-The barometer
has fallen in the Northwest and has risen decidedly In
the st. Lawrence Valley, New-Engsnd the Middle At
ante States and tho Lower Lake Region Tee winds IN
the Upper Region and the Northwest nave veered
10 southeastery The temperatures have risen In the
Northwest and have fallen In the Lower Lake Region,
and tho Middle Atlantic States elsewhere
they have remained nearly stationary. Cloudy weather
with rain, continues in Tennessee and the East Gulf
States.
JndScGftons.
For New-Engand, rising, followed by stationary
barometer cooler north to west winds, clear or partly
For the Middle Atlantic Staes stationary or falling
Barometer stationary lower followed by higher tenn
weather. preceded by occasional local rains near the
coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
AN ADROIT ROBBERY.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Clerk of the
Librarian of Congress called OF the Treasury Depart
ment to-day, and had check for S2,700 cashed. lie
laid package containing over $4,000 in notes one side
while he wrapped up the gold and silver After he hao
picked up what he supposed the package OF notes
he found tnat IL contained only red Office tape. being
prepared IN size 10 resemble package OF DIS
No cleW could be found as 10 who the thief was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
Total In School OF Art. ......1,

From this IL may be that frec-hand drawing is
the most popular, followed by mechanical and Aroh
tectura Geo. w. PympOn Is tho director of the night
schools. The prizes In the Evening School Of were
awarded as follows; The prize from Messrs. Mitchell
Vance Co., for ornamental drawing from the TO
Chas. L. Kuhn the przes from Wilson @. Hunt, esq
OF sIb IN gold TO w. D. BdmOre, for mechanical draw
InR George H. Young, architectural drawing, August
Kreutzberg, cast drawing, Jacob L. W0nner, form
drawing. Honorable mention 70 Robert l.. McCroady
Charles sohreibsr aud John Rehbein, Tor ornamental
drawing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
NEvADA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The Democratic
State Convention Nevada mot at Wnnemucca ycster
day. The following delegates TO Cincinnati were nomi-
mated: E. b. stOnehil, Matthew Caravan, j. @. HOger-
man. A. q. Ellis. Z. r. Sadler and GeOrSeT German 1t
IA understood that three delegates prefer Tilden two
Thurman aud Field. but the Convention. by vote
of SO 49, declared Tden the preference OF tho party
George W. Cassidy nominated for member OF Con-
gress, G. II. Belknap for Supreme Judge, and j. II.
Dennis, W. T. +. Deal and j. c. McFarnahan were nomi-
mated for Presidential electors. The Convention tben
obi ain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
THE CoLoRED CADETS CASE.
CLOSE OF THE INQUIRY.

EXTRACTS FROM wBITTAKERB DIARY AND ooRREs-
PoNDENcE-ARGUMENTs AGAINST HIM-IHE
FINDING NOT MADE PUBLIC
The Whitaker Court of Inquiry came to an end
yesterday at West Point. Some further testimony
was TAKEN and the Recorder aud Cadet WhIttaker's
counsel summed up the case. General SchOfeld
may make the finding of tho Court public to-day,
or he may forward it direct to the Secretary Of
War. Interesting extracts from Whittaker's jour
nal were read, and many entertaining points were
touched upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
TO RATIFY THE CHICAGO NOMINATIONS.

A RepuDIlcan maSS-meetlng VIII DC neIu aC
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music evening of Mon
day. June Ia, for the purpose OF ratyng the Chicago
nominations. several distinguished speakers Will adj
dress the meeting Mr. BeeCher has written letter
ceptng the invitation of the Committee OF Arrangements
to speak which he expresses the hope that Grant VIII
he nominal ted and also adds: But whoever 10 nomi-
mated at Chicago should receive Undertaking and ar
dan will receive NINE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
M1RRTED

BARR-FORD-0n Thursday. May "a. at Grace QHof&&
BROOKLYN heights. BY the Rev. William A. sniyeX, " -
William B. Barr OF this city and Ro6alfe 0rocn1ak 49,
ter Of Gordon L. Ford Ct Brooklyn. ~ II
sTocK-TEALL-In Brooklyn, r. O., o. ws61ee99s ~
26 1880 At the residence Of TIE BRIDES y1see{4 % IT,
assisted BY the Rev. II. B. Cgr7woil. Of &r9ekg4 n I-
Alfred Holmes Stock, OF Hamilton, n. ~ - W14o T.
Augusta Teal. ~ - 3ft
TuRLE-FoRD-on Thursday, Msy 81 q Gree 04q
BROOKLYN Heights, By the Rev. William A. 8uvqya ~ u
Robert Hobbs 1urs, Of this city and Kathleen G19c
daughter Of Gordon T. Ford. OF Brooklyn.
Al notices Of Marriages mHstbs iw{orsd witS ~
Mama and nddrfaa IL n ~. 80 v. .t.a2z.Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
zee MAeNErIo !. JgRY LAwYER.

Tho first step of the receivers OF the Road
nosrt 10 permt them 20 borrow s1,0oV000 TO pay
Sarea and INTEREST due Jnne l. 1mmedssely after the
sniire On ResdlnR Mr. Ooweh distinctly stated that
kncTs wers funds on hand amply snelent 70 meet our.
epf ex and that nothing Gee Tor wages IL
"a besfnsfng 10 Is generally beigved that there has
been great deai0 lying es 10 the conditien OF the
kerloss coal ompaNsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
pEAnLIlSTERs, VICTORY.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 2S.-The official re-
turns show at the Municipal Election yesterday tho
Readiusters ticket, headed BY William f. Cameron for
MAYOR, was elected by about $50 majority. The Fund
ers elected four candidates QUO OF twelve Tor the City
Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
AGAINST
THREE THOUSAND wORKINGMEN AGAINST
GRANT. $1,000.

We publish this morning lists Of the names
OF the Republican workBgmen in two shops who VIII
not vote for Grant IL he nominated. We arc assured
that the wOrkingmen of this city who will not vote for
Grant and will vote for any other Republican can
preston of personal hostility 70 General Grant but
the appreciation that citizens have OF the hrd
term and the mischief implied IN il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
MISSOURI GREENBACKERS.

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The Greenbackers Of the
With Missouri District nominated Ira g. HazetIne Tor
congreas ana elected William Brown and w. N. Mills
deleHates to the National Greenback COnyenifon One
OF the alternaes Is womau-Mrs LOulsa u Curtlce OF
Nawlon County,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
A TARIFF DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE.

A
INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT THE NETWORK cEN-
TRIAL RAILROAD SUBTITLE EATON TARIFF COM
MISSION BILL DISCUSSED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, May ,2S.-In the Senate to-
day, MI Butler, OF South Carolina submitted resolu-
ton which laid requiring the Secretary OF the
Treasury to report to the Sc nate, within ten days. oil
information in his possession "relatDgto tho claim OF
the United States against the NewYOrk Central and
Hudson River Railroad for per cent tax the scrip
dividend Of so per cent declared by the NewYork Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company In 1869 on
its stock capital and that the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue suspend all action thereon until instructed
by Congress as to the manner Of it's settlement"
The House bill providing for the cancellation OF ex-
port bonds tobacco, at the port Of clearance was
passed after some discussion.
The Senate then took up and considered the bill pro-
vdIng for commission to revise the tariff Senator
Bayard made short speech in support Of Mr.. Eatons
bill.
Senator Thurman advocated the passage Of tho Gar
land bill substitute, the ground that Congress
ought keep control Of the subject and not place the
appointment of the commission the hands OF tho Pres
ident who the Senator declared would be sure to ap-
point only such men would In their report justify the
Ubiquitous tariff system which OWES It's existence to the
Republican party.
Senator Beck then made speech, professedy in favor
OF the Garland bill, but really in denuncatiOn Of all
tariff laws The Senator read with much feeling the
anttarf resolution adopted a plank OF the Demo-
cratic platform st. Louis In 1885, and then went
to describe, with good deal Of pathos how incompe
the Democratic party In Congress has shown itself
by its failure enact single measure OF tah re-
form. Mr. Beck drew O vivid picture OF the ruin which
Threatens the country In his estimation on account OF
the tariff laws and succeeded In arousng In himself an
interest the subject which the sleepy Senator'S about
him did not appear to share.
After ME. Beck had concluded, Senator Kirkwood
offered an amendment to the Garland bill providing
that the commission shall consist of three Senators,
Representatives and five, instead OF three. other
citizens.
Pending the vote on this amendment the Senate
went into executive session. and soon afterward ad'
iourned until Monday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
IoHN CnRRRM.

LONDON, May 27.--JOhn Curwen, the writer
on music and promoter Of singing in sundRyschools is
dead, IN bis atxty fourth year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
WILL THERE BE QUORUM LETT

MANY CoNGREssMEN LEAVING WASHINGTON
PROBABILITY THAT THERE WILL NOT BE A
QUORUM IN CONGRESS-
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuEE.i
WASHINGTON, May $3.50 many Republican
Congressman have loft Washington to attend the
Chicago Convention, and so many Democratic Con-
gressmon have gone to their homes to lay the wires
for renominstion, that bare quorum of the
House is on hand to do business.
There is prospect that very little will be done
next week. as it will be In the power Of perhaps q
dozen members to leave the House without quo
rum at any time, and then n single member, who Is
disposed, can prevent the transaction OF any
legislative business whatever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
THE KANSAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

THE KANSAS DEMUCKAIIC CUNFEN IION'
Topeka, May 2s.-The Democratic State Conven-
ton was hold yesterday. A resolution declaring
that tho delegates shall 60 wholly
unrestricted to Cincinnati was adopted by
vote of 1915 to 1913. The delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention are:
lat District-R b. Morris. Edward Carroll. ]. b.
Chairman. lId.-John II. GOOdlt, Thomas L. Carroll.
W. v. Bennett. IIId-John Martin, Thomas George and
George Graggers. =,
General C. NJ. Blair. of Fort Scott, was elected
observation-disclosures and w. G. SimmOnds alternate.
At midnight the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
A DULL DAY IN CONGRESS.

SMALL ATTENDANCE IN EACH HoUsE-DEBATE ON
THE TARIPF--THR POSTMASTER eENERALsHiP
So many members of Congress are absent from
Washington on political business that there is little
prospect Of important work being done for
week at least. The tariff was dismissed
in the Senate yesterday, and the SundTy
Civil bill was ordered to a vote in the House. The
nomination Of Horace Maynard for Postmaster
General was discussed in Senate executive session,
and it is believed he will be confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 20, a. m.--The movement
IN the barometer Is again upward Partly cloudy
weather with light rain about $50 M, was followed
during the last qnarer by clearing weather The tenn
perature ranged between 67s and $50 the average 4
being 8so higher than on the corresponding day last
fear and 7le6 loVerthan on Thursday.
Cooler and partly cloudy weather may be expected TO-
day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

The foreign mails for the wosE ending SATURDAY,
NAV Co. 1880, will close at this of1ce on TUEsDAn ~
a. H. for Europe BY steamship Arizona, VIA ouoeose3{
on WEDNESDAY at 4:o0 q. m. for Europe by Meams11<
Oala wa Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany en
France must 70 specially addrcssed): and at 40 ~ to
France direct by steamship 81 Laurent wa HayTs ana
1880 q. NJ. Germany &C. by steamship saheft ~
Bremen on THURSDAY. at $3.50 a M Tor Europe ~
steamship Celtic Queenstown (correspondonce for Ger
many and France be specially addresse and - l30
a. M europe steamship Geileft via Plymouth Cner
hourR and Hamburg 5ArUkDAY AIT q. me- tor EufvB4
v hin CITY Queenstown
for ermany must be specially adresscd} An4
Al a No. scotland direct by steamship Deyon1a via Oao
gov and az m for Europe by stesnssp Dorian. Va
sOGthamptou ana Brenen The mails for Densrs swsas.
and Norway dispatched BY Hamburg and Brcaen
es only The mails for Jamaica Colombia ana segih rsce
81 Lucia Barbaaoes and trinidad leAys Eswy.rk Nay
mails Rico leave Neu.Ycrk May 70. malls
Veuezurla and leave New.york Nay 20 Tie nA
for Mexico Eew0reaps. leave Nex.York May ~ f1o
malls for AUSTRALIA DC, leave san Francisco June D. Tue
malls Tor China and Japan Leave san Francesca June IL
Pos. once. New.York. May 22. 1850
slrscure Impotence and Diseases Of the 0ersvaye Is
henry A. bANIEIsA.p.l44 Lexington We. neas 18S41
The Veterans Of the war OF 1912 Of this ane a1sq1
counties Will Military Hail. IeS BowerL % Aoo4Uf
3lst ~ 9oceck sharp 70 Join with the g. A =
Marshal 0ENERAL ABRAHAM DkLLkst Il
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PASsENGERs zRRIHkD.
MRS. HoLs1Es's NEW sToa

Mhs h0AnEeS NEW 6IOHk. x 7Se.f -
In consequences Of the great demand ~ 81
new story. Qreenie Hesherton,s IA Hee ~ K11k
Is ready this morning and for sale al over Ne u9e
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Posi- Oaice Nsuce.

On Ice.-LuxurtOus ana healthful. HOPES Malt *
TRACT for nvalds and copvalescants. TARBANT "a
sole Agents. Beware OF counterfetts.