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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-30

Attest :-CHARLES HEw1NS, Register. 3W42
State of Maine,

kENNEBEC SIS :-Superior Court in Vacation. An
gusta, October p, 1850.
VANILLA II. BACON Libt VS.. Aamapzo Bacon
~ upon the annexed libel, it ordered by me- IN,
undersigned, Justice of said Court that notice
thereof be given to the libellee by publishing an at
tested copy OF the same, abstract of it,
with inns order thereon three weeks successfully in
the hennebee Journal (thc first time in the Daily a
newspaper printed in Augusta, in said county O,
hennebec, the last publication to be three weeks ai
least before the next term of said Court to be holden
at Augusta, within and for said county of Kennebec
on the first tuesday of December next that he NAV
said libel, if he see fit.
W. p WHITEHOUSE
Abstract of the Libel
This is libel for divorce from the bonds of matr;
mony. dated October Is, 1ssO, and returnabe TO aid
December term. The li5ellant alleges that the mar
ties were married at Winthrop, Me-, Dec Is, ls75.
and that she has always behaved herself as faithfui
and afectiOnae wife. But that her said husband re
gardless of his marriage covenants and duty has far
large portion of the time treated her with xtreme
cruelty and neglect that he has Who'll failed 10 sun
port her according 10 his means and that she was
Obliged to return to her fathers home 10 avoid suf
fef1ng extreme want. That since Feb ls7o she has
received nothing from him but has been wholly do
pendent upon her own labor for her support and the
charity of her parents. '' '''e
Whereupon she prays for a divorce &c Oh. olso
declares and makes oath that she does not knovv
where er husband now resides, although she has
used reasonable diligence to ascertain.
loighedD CAMILLA H. BACON
true copy OF the order of the Judge with abstract
of the libel. '' '''"''
test:-wM. NJ. sTRATroN, Clerk.
Oct23t lt&w2w
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The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully Sc
Iscfed in die-rnI parts OF North America and Europe
furnishing by this broad held OF operations, an al
d,ioal and exceptional safety to h. Policy holders
The Insurarces are made only Oh the Mutual freml
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
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Prof. EDIS0N'S
POT.YPOR.M

After much 1ersuasion, Prof. Ed.scr las besA
prevailed upon give to the void his = : won
derful disnovc-y ior alternating pain Fo- -ars b
suffered from r-algie pains. unable 70 Il any
remedy among hundreds which be - that
would give him p naanent ease Finally h ecams
convinced that he -rzt become his own Il: sician
and seek by expert ,eats for the desired relef. BE
had taken all the We known sedatives, which gave
only temporary relis1 and produced nervousness,
loss Of appetite, &C. L now sought for q conbin-
alton of such remedies a. would, BY ou.pdrd appli-
cation cur. him Of his oisress and at time not
be injurious 20 his system
Trials and experiments followed this determin-
alton until he at last produced a COMPOUND which,
bya-,,iea.on. entirely subdued all pain and allowed
his system 70 recuperate and throw Of the disease
To his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
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KENNEBEC COUNTT.-n PROBATE Court, held
at 1agnstd, the second Monday Of October,
1880,
JOANNA HOOD, Administrative on the estate of
- Augustus Hood late of Wayne, in said county,
deceased. having presented her first account Of adj
ministration for allowance:
ORDERED, That po!ce thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
November next, in the kennebec journal, news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court then to be held
ut Augusta and show cause, if any, why tho same
should not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwlNs, Register. 3w42
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-m Probate Court at
dngustd,onthe second Monday Of October, 1850.
A RAMENTA ELDER. Administrative on the es-
IA tate of Joshua Elder late of Winthrop in said
county, deceased having petitoned for license -el
at public auction or private sale the following real
estate Of said deceased for the payment Of debts &c.
viz: dwelling house and lot, and one other lot
adjoining the same, situated at the head of Lowell
street in Lewiston, State of Maine.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
Nov. next, in the kennebec journal, a newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested NAV
attend at Court of Probate then be holden at
gusta and show if any, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted
H.K BAKER. Judge
Attest CHARLES HEwINs. Register 2x4J
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kENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Coyyf he,d N,
5ngnsta on The second Monday Of October 1850,
I41DM AkD BRICK, guardian of Sarah Brick Of
IL NassabOro, in said county. unsonnd ha,in y,
presented ms lrsf account of guardianship Of said
weeks successfully prior 20 the second Mond.v 81
November next, in the kennebec Journal a news
paper printed IN Augusta that all persons intcrested
may attend at a Probate Court, then to he hold
~ augusta and show cause, if any, why the same
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
3W4y
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TRUSTEES Thomas l.ambard, Jas. W. North
Artemas Libbey, VIM. S. Badger. Sarn'l ri'conib
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Premiums ar. received and Losses raid in cash
onlv Poiicie- issued payable AZ the death Of tn
In>,-e,' also ravar n tire end Of certain nuinbe'
of wears. Policies also issued on tbs;
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All those who have given it a trial will not
be without it. IL cures. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGC0DA. Oct. 20, 1850.
Notice is hereby given thaA petition for the pardon
of CHARLES b. CLIMAX, . convict in the State
Prison. under sentence tie crime of assault with
intent TO murder is now pending before the Cover
nor and Council, and O hearing thereon will be
granted in the Council Chamber Augusta on Tues
day. the sixteenth day Of November next, ut II
O'Clock A. II.
Sd. CHADBOURxE,
oct22f2w Secretary Of State.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HOME FARM,

the reekiy Agricultural and Home Neicspaper:
edited by SAMUEL L. BoARDNAN, sixteen years edi-
tor of the maine Farmer" Departments, in every
number. of Field Practice, Orchard and Garden. The
Dairy, Maine Horses, sheep Husbandry. Flower
Culture. Story Teller. Home Interests, etc. Al
Farm MARKET Reports speciality. Eight pages;
, nsr type ssod Paper: Terms. l-5o per year in
send for a specimen COPY.
Address THE HOME FARM, AUGUSTA, MAINE
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PATENTS.
r.. H. EDDY,


No. 90 State St., opposite Kilby, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States; also in Grea
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Copie
of the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No AGENCY in the United States possesses superior f
ciiitics for obtaining Patents or ascertdining the
DatentdJiHty Of inrentiOns.
L. ii. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have had Off.
cial intercourse.
CHAS MASON, Commissioner of Patents.
"Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable OF securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, October 10, 1870.
r. II. EDDY, Eso.,-Dcar Sir: you procured for
me, in $780, my first patent. Since then you have
ted for and advised me in hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business, in your line
and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. January ]. 1850. ly5i
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TO ADVERTISERS
GEO. p. ROWELL & cos
SELECT LIS1 OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

An GdrsifiSer rho spends Uprdrds Of So mn n
gear, and ,rtO inrested less than $3.50 OF n in ~
List tcrites: Your Select Local List raid me he,
last gear THAN All THE OTHER IDrFp
TISING IDID."
IT'S NOT A COOPERATIVE LIST.
It's NOT A CHEAP LIST.
IT'S AN HONEST LIST.
The catalogue states exactly what the papers are
When the name of paper is printed in ri IL FACF
TliE it is in every instance The BEST When
printed in CAPITALS it is the ONLY paper in tbe
place: The list gives the population of every town
and the circulation of every paper.
The rates Charged for advertising are barely one
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States ranges from 81 II so. The price Tor one inch
one month i'll the entire list is $50. The regular
rates OF the papers for the space and time are
s29eoli This list includes 10 new spapers of which
ls1 are issued daily ana 5 weekly. They are located
in rs different cities and towns which ii are State
Capitals 1868 places OF over 5000 population and 4s
County seats. For copy of List and other iniorma
ton address GEO. I. HOWELL 40,
10 Spruce ST., New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

yesterday by falling down the hatchway Of o tug
lying at the foot of Hudson-ss., Jersey City.
Mrs Martha Cook had Ariel Cameron arrested
yesterday ut Jersey City, on q charge of malicious
mischief because -lc tore down fence which had
been erected so asto prevent Camerons wOrkmen
from gazing into the windows OF Mrs. Cooks mousse
kEw-JERsEY.
WEEHAwKEN.-Mary Daily, age fifteen years.
living with her father at Weehawkeu, is lyingat the
point of death. II is claimed that she was given
drugged beor which caused her illness but no ar
rests have been made.
PATERsoN.-Samuel Van Orden, an uncle Of John
Joseph Van Houten, who was killed two weeks ago
at Carrot Rock. near Paterson by william DalZelI
was arraigned before Judge Dixon. in Paterson YES
rerday, on charge of being Of the persons who
took part in the riot. Van Ordeu, who is q speclal
policeman, pleaded not guilty aud gave bonds Tor
81, 500 to appear for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
A FLAVOR OF GRAMERCY PARK.

F. w. Hollis, an Independent Republican OF this
city, and member of the Albany Conference 1i
April %, which selected the Independent Kepuo-
lican State Committee sent yesterday letter 10
the chairman of the committee, calling ms Ollclal
attention to the proceedings of the executive conf
mitce of that body as reported OF late III the news
All present at the conference that it was the almost
unanimous expression of the delegates TO support
" Mr.. Blaine or any other candidate nominated ex-
cent General Grant" After the adoption of q plat
form State Committee was elected from which an
executive committee of nine was chosen to prose
cute the canvass. "The duty of both these bodies,
continues the letter, certainly, was 10 carry OUT
the wishes of the conference which elected them.
The executive committee" it adds "Teccntly met
representatives of similar bodies from Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania, and together with these gentle
men, cOoy passed resolutions cOndemning both
Grant and Blaine. . . . Besides this one of the
committee went to st. Louis and Chicago, profess
ing to be the only delegate privately donouncing
Mr.. Blaine and msrcpresenting the, indie
pendent Republicans generally" Mr.. Hollis eX-
presses much Indignation at tins, and thinks that u
contains too "strOng flavor OF Gralncrcy Park
Reform" In his opinion these actions have
caused some of the most valuable smcn of the com
mittee to resign. He does not think that the pres
ent executive committee of the independents is
suCh as to POSSESS the confidence OF the people.
Senator Blaine is almost certain" continues Mr.
Hollis to take the first step i'll the reform OF the
civil service and if in the four years of his admin
titled to the gratitude of the friends Of good gov
eminent everywhere 1t is for this reason that In
dependent Republicans would rejoice to see Mr.
Blaine nominated and elected. But VINO
ever is nominated, other than Grant, should, and
am confident will receive our enthusiastic support
That Rwas the understanding upon which l con-
scented to be member of the Albany Conference,
mistaken, we wish to know the fact while II the
individuals whom we entrusted with places on tho
executive committee have, as we regret 10 bcleVe
that they have violated their trust, we look to the
State Committee to set this matter Alright by appoint
ing men in their stead"
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SHIP NKJVS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY l6


49,.
| ARRIVED
Str City Of Richmond (Br Leitch Liverpool May and
Str TeWYork City tBT) Evans Bristol 10 days Arke
TUFTS & CO.
Str Daniel stenmann (BeIg smek Antwerp days to
SIR bristol mn smith Bristol 10 days to W Mcrgan
railroad iron to order vessel g Arkel Tufts & Co.
Str Moel Ger Neynaber Bremen May 2 and southampton
Str saier IGer Hesse Bremen Msy O. to oerichs & Co
Str Geo Clyde Winnett, Charleston odays TO James
strAbsnArle Hnlphers Lewes, Del to Old dominion sscO
| Str Chesapeake. Williams Portland. to F Ames.
ship Ivy OF Bath Lowell. Havre 80 DAYS. in ballast to
shin Goy 1oi Bo,tonl Lester Liverpool So days
ship Rudolph tGer olmarn, Falmouth 80 DAVIS with rail-
a oH @ SFs F 70 with iron and
'n sarE ;esans Ne Ha%SnFs
and empty barrels 70 order vessel to Renam Pc%eng Co.
2s Win 5idss s%iit Ss;s: 70 master o.,s.
ve ss5k to TfnS Smith CO 0"'' WIFI '0
Brig Jennie Cheney Arey MaceO 30 days, with sugar
Brig Motley. smith. sagus days with sugar to Order
sc6r aarV + DougSs, Lewis Baracos days with fruit
scbT Victor PGle PinEnam Baracoa days with fruit to
Gomez z Pearsal yesselto staples -
wood o' ETC to Icaman vessel to Murray: WIN
WIND saDSet-A: SANDY Hook light sw; cloudy and
CLEARED
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IarSees l. Do Boban PeOro GtaD Gardlo Mediterranean
To@en 1S 9RoaihamPto os2ishs
s BSGePf sro: sVl &zaea
CITY Of san antonio burrows. Galveston via Kew West,
Ma"y C9 HSna1a SageT rg x
od DomInon Walker Norfolk city PCin ana Rchm9nd
CLYDE CO CRY Of Mf"n K%PtOP mG RsS C
efaoIo jones' Wilmington Del; VIM CLYDE co; char es
Berry & 9n3srd o Hassa R0Ss
Baltimore, Krems: Knight Chichester Georgetown.
Ships XaznOro tir Morrison Liverpool. Wright Co;
Donald MacKay tGeT Ihdsr Bremen Hermann Koop g Co.
Fnnch EdyF 4 Co: Thomas Brooks Waugh; Guantanamo
GIavre " Parker Co; Monte It9l Gyaro, RoehcIoF.
T%iSt USg CO.. Be BT McSeEeT HambaPs Der
anyi secha Nor Andressen AalDOrg Den Tobias CO;
Fdyo Co May onsen Rr, Prior; Cork falmouth FOR or
fSf Austin BALDWIN f Coz ra TTapaO Lis
9o STG J'G AdGG o n SSa
BeDham Pickering CO. Tolome0 A1sn IyageiGh GIonces
for orders PAgrcsa; BOtsiOrd tBr Atkinson SAN
RrGs San Antonio Utah cilon'O, Carthagena; Spain
scara co. PaTo Br T1am eieo3 N Gee su sSy
Tnla; Hansen Belize, Hond VIM JeT & Co Rising sun
s SG%f SS!FS'S"PF 3 %Sne9 Williams 1D Mel
ASmas. Victor ifi risot. Nueyas dc Rivera & Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HRyR1 Nay i5@saod leasing. both
81 inst nom yons Monte 1STs Car
Temple Bar; 18th inst Andrew Johnson Poynesian Capt
Cotter latter for Bamore Jacob Aa Tor New York;
l4th inst Antioch Capt HemenwavE for Boson Maiden
CITY 0reenOCk for the Delaware; Taurus Ruth Palmer
latter for Philadelphia; Belstane Apohekcr. blessing,
t sG I5 from Ndwp Srn i5h
inst Sodhayet Grrzoaa, the latter from Bristol for Bal
more: Bernardo ChiOzzo.
Arr 3th ult schamy 18TH nt Ella Capt AGamsG 10th
Bunln IN inst Naomi tCnpt FurmernaTk 18th inst
Clara Eitzen) Giuseppna Il; llth Boroma 18th
Giovanni d. Left August Capt Nssonl the latter OF
Plymouth Reviewer.
For Later Ship Heos, y anu. see SeveIn Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
OPINIONS ON MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The regular monthly meeting of the Yorkville
Citizens Association was held last evening in
tho English Lutheran Church. in Parepa
Hall Building. the president, Jacob f..
Miller presiding. A resolution was adopted
declaring that the Mayor is the man to appoint the
heads OF the departments. and that if any legisla-
ton is necessary to remove the chaos IN the city
government il should be directed against the cor
rupt combination of Tammany Hall and the Rcpub-
ican aldermen 1t was also resolved that economy in
administration and responsibility in the exercise
of the appointing power, demanded that tho sew
eral departments should have single heads, and
that they should be appointed by the Mayor A
resolution changing the name Of the ASSOCIATION to
the East Side Association was adOped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
A BRIDGE TO STATEN ISLAND.

party of capitalists Oh Thursday visited Staten
Island TO examine the water front between Clifton
George Law and William Fl. Vanderbilt, with a
view of establishing docks and warehouses there.
1t is understood that one of the English steamship
that the New-Jersey Central Railroad Company has
combined with 1t III an agreement 70 build bridge
communication can be had between New-Jersey
and Staten Island. The Keutzen Brothers, Of
Staplet0n, representatives of Messrs. Law and Van
matter, were reticent. They admitted, however
that the New-Jersey Central Railroad Company
intended TO discount the scheme of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company which is endeavOring to secure
Robbins Reef for terminal facilities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
COLONEL NGERsOLDs LECTURE.

The somewhat ambiguous title of Colonel Robert
G. Ingcrsoll's lecture tonight nj Booths Theatre
"What must we do to hc saved" leaves one in
doubt whether it is political or religious. II is
given ont however, that it is wholly and il il TO
soils point of view. His success with it in other
cities has been very great. so that ii may be as
sumed that the matter is substantial and interesting
while il is almost needless To remind New. York au
dicnccs. who have heard Colonel lngcrsoll on both
the platform and the stump, that the manner Of 1t
will be fiery, eloquent and charming as natural
OratOTY can mako any discourse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE POLICE COMNISSIONERSHIP.
HUGH GAEDNEgs CONFIRMATION THOUGHT PRoB

The indications are now that the majority Of the
Board Of Aldermen will confirm Hugh Gardner for
Police Commissioner on Tuesday next Alderman
st. Louis attending convention of German Cath
Ollie Societies. He is expected back in time, how
ever, for the meeting on Tuesday. Mr.. Gardner
may hot receive all of the Republican votes six in
number, but he will need only four of these, for it
is understood that Alderman Goodwin, one of the
Tannnany members, will vote to confirm Mr. Gard
ner. 1t is claimed that there is nothing especially
significant in this. Alderman Goodwin, il he votes
for Mr. Gardner will do so for business and social
reasnns. 1t was alleged Yesterday that Aldermen
Perley, McClare. and Finck. ali Republicans had
declared that they would not vote for Mr. Gard
ners confirmation. Nevertheless there are those
who say that when the tine comes their votes will
be recorded in Mr.. Gardeners favor. What action
the majority of the Tamuany Aldermen will take
in the matter has not yet been decided upon but it
Is more than probable that heir votes will be re-
corded against Mr. Gardeners confirmation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
FRENCH INTEREST IN YORKTOWN.

The French colony in Ncw-Yorl takes much in
terest in the coming centennial celebration Of the
battle of Yorktown. The Ccrce FnncaiS de l'lIar-
monte invited VI. Leon ChOtcau, before his DEPART
urc for France to express to the French Govern
mcnt the sentiments Of the French citizens of Now.
York i'm regard to the proposed participation Of
Of the club received dispatch from VI. Chottcau
recently. stating that President Gr6vy promises his
invitation is received from the Government of the
United States,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
BALBO HOPING FOR LIFE.

ag, but he still has hopes that the Governor will
1onmuts his sentence, A letter was received by
GoveIpor Cornell from bis counsel Mr. F. Kintzing,
appealing for mercy and stating that his CRIME was
not pgemeditated one, bat the result of a frenzy
excited by fancied jealousy In further support Of
it e stated by his counsel that Chief-Judge SAN
ford T. Church recently said In an interview with
him. TINT IL Governor Cornell asked his opinion az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
4 MILE A MINUTE ON THE TRACK

The new locomotive which the Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey has had constructed, and
which was TO run q mile minute, was not Oh the
track yesterday. After its trial OH Thursday when
it made the S0l2 miles to Philadelphia in 0S min
utcs, or SIC behind its nle-a-minute schedule, it
was again taken to the shops at Elizabeth to have
some minor alterations made in it but the engineer
says he can easily do the distance in the time stated
the engine is at present and would have done 50
OH Thursday but that he unacquaintcd with
the track. The time lost was on the curves and
going over the bridges. The new engine has one
large driving wheel six feet six inches in diameter
which is in direct connection with the piston rod,
aud not connected with the other wheels. The
cylinder is eighteen inches by twenty-fOur inches.
The large driving wheel upon this plan has long
been in III England the fastest mail locomotives
having driving wheels of upward OF seven feet in
diameter. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
having new locomotive made at its machine shops
at Altoona, that 1t may compete with tho Jersey
Central. It is simply larger than the locomotives
at present In use, 80 that greater number of
may be drawn by it, and save the making up of
two trains. 1t is expected to 10 finished and
ready for use by June 1. The distance to Phiadel-
phia by this line is five miles greater than by the
Bound Brook route. and the time an average Of two
hours; but larger cities line the track, and more
stops have to be made so that the two hours
schedule time Is considered by tho company nearly
Us good time as can possibly be made on this route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James Hoiel-SenatOr john d. Gordon, OF
Georgia rim Areue Hoiei-At:orneyGGnGr HAMPTON
Supreme Court; CAPTAIN Boys: Of the British navy anu
Lieutenant Thnckara u. y toeldIe totet
4. S. Asia Buruaga. Chian Minister at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

to the Ursuline Convent in MOrrisania, il was de-
and committee was appointed to wait on Con-
trollcr Kelly and request him to give the lecture
suggested. Mr.. Kelly acccdcd to the request ana
consented to deliver The lecture on The Sisters of
CHARITY" which he recently delivered in Boston.
The lecture will be given in the Cooper Institute on
tlc evpuiuO Of Sunday lime 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
tADnounrements.l

The finest lot Of bath and toilet sponges
imported FOR wears wa lately received by RKER
soy, The popular drnggits o. 3i3 Ghaye lyon want
Pure iuinno PMS fresh daily gr., i2c per doEI gre,
2lc Soc dOz: soc. perdOz. Pre-.
srripUna medicines 90 per less than else
wer Patent medicines har preparations toilet articles
&C. proportion In short, everything at lowest possible
prices az RKER 1853 Gthaye between 2lst ami 22dstS
WINCHESTER's HYPOPHOsPmTEs
WIN Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis Debility. so