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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LAROR ATQRY.

NJ BENNETT, 1876 Front street, two doors south Of Full
vl The extensive and brilliant assortment OF
Fireworks offered the above PLACE consisting OF
Honary and Signal Rockets with gold and silver Ram suns
angles yerjcle Mines Of ssrpents ard sy; Mar'9ns Ben
pe Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels, Torbions, Liza.
Pigeons Torpedoes Pulling Crackers, Double Headers Fir.
Cackers, Canton Rockets, &c: &C.
Country merchants and dealers IN general are requested TO
call and examine the above stock . i,
b. COMMITTEES for city and country displays military and
private parties supplied the most liberal terms with
the above mentioned articles mate ras
been selected with the utnost care I'm mN'rE
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The importation Of merchandise greater for the
month this year. but the aggregate value of the imports
was less. This table gives result the reverse OF
that Of the foreign trade Of this port for the same
month The mportations Of merchandise into this dis.
trict much less this year than last
The annual report Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal states that during the year. in addition to interest
and expenses the Randsl and preferred debts have been
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Z
suspicious Runs0rs-IHe Organ-f!salth Of the
President Minister to Enginnd, &c
There are several rumors afloat to-day Of deiaca-
ton by public officers. | mention this without CIV
ing names, not wishing TO exaggerate, or set
down aught in malice All, however, was to be
explained
The official organ Of this morning, is full OF
squibs and plastering articles. Among the latter,
Old Tecumseh comes in for share but the most
amusing is the following:-
In the time, in reply to nsinuations origi
mating in the Herald and exaggerated from conectues
OF what Secretary might do, into suggestions Of what
was done. in the way OF loans to himself, we feel called
upon to brush out all these unworthy suspicious by
claring that MT Secretary Walker has had, and
never will have, any individual pecuniay tons,
directly indirectly with any deposit bank, any
other depository of the government"
The President is said to be temporarily better.
Mr. Bogardus, Deputy Collector of New York, is in
the city, and is Mumford of New York. Mr..
Riel and Mr. Slamm have both gone home disap-
pointed. Hon. X. b. Rhett is also here.
The new Minister to England, it is understood, is
to be appointed Immediately after the Both June as
the fiscal year will then commence, and with it, the
appropriations Tor salaries of the missions abroad.
ms has been the construction Mr. Buchanan has
put on The subject since he first came into office.
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MI U SIG

NJ u s C.
A LADY, who has thorough knowledge 9fmusic, beiag
taught by the FIRST masters in Europe. and feeling he
fully competent to instruct hment would wis
to devote her time to the instruction Of young ladies'
moderate terms note addressed to b. c. the Office Of
this shall be punctuay attended to. jeii Iw.rc
WANTED-By French young woman, SITUATION 90 TAX,
W charge OF children, lady maid with family goin
France: She give the best Of references Address h
letter, 10 NJ. p. A.. Herald Office juIO Iwsp
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POST OFFICE,
New York. June 18th, 1885. :
THE Public notified that occasion whe ii.
Foreign Mail by Steamers via Boston direct reach th
office by or before hapast o'clock. NJ the mail will b.
ji5 aisec ROBERT II. MORRIS, P. NJ
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS


CRISTlE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside l.
IA relation to this and extraordinary discovery medical
science. The object IN referring to il the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
vlic influences and consequently without beneficial effect
GALVANlC RINGSto promote their effective action
md TO direct the gavanic current to the particular portions
" 1874 FULTON STREET, few. doors from Broadway
city the Union and all mutations Of his discovery sold els
where vii! be worthless aud Of effect Due notice will
gwen this paper oil the respective Agencies whchae be
ing established. us lwis+ec
DACKET BARQUE HOME-From New Orleans is dis
charging Orleans wharf foot of Wall street. Consgnee
lis Ste T. X COLLINS CO. Sc South street.
ooT-0n Saturday the lower part Of the CIT!
- small wallet, containing eighteen twenty dollars.
the finder will return it to the loser, whose is written
the inside at p Nassau street, he may half
jit 2-m
s,r % Monday light last five False Teeth, set in 81
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
III IN at No A. Fulton street jei3 3teod-rrc
NURSE WANTED.
HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN Of good temper an,
"A some kno~ ledge of children, ed 10 tend boy
ionr r. OF ag. Apply TO r. q IT hi office jl4 Ugh
~ ANTED "A few active, intelligent men, to act sage
Tor the sale OF new and popular Publications IN difee
parts Of the ccuntry $500 per their board will
surrd the m IN writing with opportunity Of clearing $40
per year, and more u they active Some men,
employ, will doubt make oyer $1,000 cl Of all
he filed each will have his district md will be necr
or them to have least SIS $50 obtain good lt
out None need apply unless he has thar amount, FOR
object 10 them started such will be bens
cial to them, as well as to
Apply az o5 Duane Letters must be post paid
n lm*rh
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Sales of Stocks ut Boston.
EXCHANGE BOARD June l8 shares Western RR, I0l 1875
EFT Boston Co. l2A; 50 Long Island RI s2m 7l 100 Do
nj do 7?ss 1875 DO bod 72H; so Reading RR 2 200
do AMI 100 do blm 274 $50 Wilmington kR ls 200 do bl3d
10; 200 do bin, l8 $50 do 17s $50 do, slm int l7
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a uCTIosN NoTIch, . BINDERY AND MATE.
orer Of the Executors of Boosted OF the Arm OF Brosed
Kwiu the stock Machinery and Tools otlr
consisting OF Book Binders Tools Sindng Press Table
SHEARS Cutting Presses Stamps aud Finishing Tools Strpp
MISUNDERSTANDING the usual of Tools and Fix
for Book Binding THIS assortment fToos chi
merry will be found worth the attention Of the teade
jelG lt+ec =. Y. lNGRAHAM, Auct.
GrO. b ROLLINS, Auctloueer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ being the entire of the ST. George Hotel No 6
Broadway, Tuesday l7h June at 10 Of
Mahogany do; first quality new Hair Mattresses; Feather
Beds Paasses; Mahogany and Painted Washstand Toilet
ables Looking Glasses large size Pier and Aantel Glasses
Linen Window Shades Window Curtains Mahogany and
Sofas Couches and Dvans; French half French and
Grecn Mahogany Chairs; Maple Cane Seat Chairs; large
number Of office Arm Chairs Sideboards Card Pier Centre
Tea end Dining Tables Dressing Bureaus large quantity OF
Carpets Hall, Solar and Astral Lamps Gas Fixtures: Bar
Room aud Kitchen Furniture China, Glass and Plated Ware
Cutlery Chamber Crockery.
Also quantity of choice old Wines and Liquors. consist
ing 81 Madeira Sherry aud PORT and other Wines Of the first
quality
WILKINS 4 ROLLINS, Aucioneers.
t65otjc IA 81 issrh No II Broad street.
IMrORTED DAHLIA ROOTS AT AUCTION.
IA. No 293 Broadway (aiarge Building contain
boxes Dalia Roots imported from uguhart Sons
Scotland by Cameron Brand in the Virginia. just
arrived They mostly of kinds and all choice
Daa and valueda from % TO Is Cd sterling each The
attention Of gardners Particularly requested this SALE
such lot rarely be lou I'd in this country. Each
labeled with true pames aud colors. Sale positive
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA.
- Second M IS s' v.% ia; s's gents
v" presented G III ,Rt :A' fE2a The Grand Opera
Ygnold Arnaud Guillsume Tell, ;, Garry
Waiter Waiter PPouyry Roddolph,e' G aIaansa
Leuthold, ChseGsry Flshsr%sn, ,.; PeIleve
Aa RGSs: Gp eeael O'Clock and The oa "" ne precisely
NIBLO's GARDEN
First .aggee, s~e :, e p, ,g~srica Of
The celebrated Conedia, from the London Theatres.
''''' A asRso5iBsI II F FA HIfIst o. 'ns
Monday Evening, june 18th.
After which, is' time A%s1ss Version ais popular
Dou c..l Don q CESAR bE BAzAIN
Charles Mr G Rif ermn, Mr. 'G NJ Dv.
4 Don jose N Ansd;enoa Soldier Wilson
GiP reg, Brooks L,za,llio, Miss Roberts
Capt of Guard, peernig y archioness, Mrs Dsering
In he course of the pie Misses Ps,tnstou and Celeste Vii
dance popular Pas de 6eux.
CONCERT !0@ 4 81 L .a'' M ii hssi y
' GY slS&s T'e 'ff the
Mess,s. Mum, Walker, Hoaey and Steward.
'''n S''' ''st ~ G" fScs Is '% Fyiy tsaS
A limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed of
Performance at 0 o'clock Doors open ut
FAI1si,aS OPERA H0UsE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
TIE Best VENlILAlEp THEATRE IN THE CITY
IN MONDAY EVENING, June 18TH instant, and every
~ evening until further notice VIII pre- ented for the
first time in this city the Burleque Opera Of
BLACK DIABOLO!
the | n Of Tvrralin-a
Being close Blu, lie sque the celebrated Opera of
FRA DIAVOLO.
On which occasion the whole of SICfNOR PALMO'S BUR-
LESQUE OPERA COMPANY will appear, having just
returned from very successful through the Southern and
Eastern States.
F aRSs6 8 v v5sl Y'' d e sEi&s
Admission 20 Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, So.
Doors open TX oclock-Performance 8
o'clock.
Box Office open from A. M. until P. NJ, where
Seats IN ~ bs secured. JIG tire
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PUBLIC MEETING.
MEETING Of Citizens will be held at Geo. Hazards Ho
IN on N i"d h aG.
;Sme relation 70 the rees Outrage Of
above are invited to be present.
John John tc. {. rsss.r. Isaac Isaac E HG9s:s.
David 8. Jackson. He Try Erben je'6 itfm
NOTICE.
Subscribe would inform The ppGc . that in eo"se
been poisoned he will be ude the necessity Of hauling off his
Due notice will be given when the regular trips will be
REWARD 800 REWARD.
The above Reward will be given S, the nu 1n
the
street! Monday night last whe the subscriber had thirty
sen. s sre '"' Iii ARIES wHITsoN
IMPROVED GALVANlC klNGo.
R HE ANb MHGSEr neqRXEG he
ss and , a a a wGassa sn s
ing perfect and II the most obstinate case
sSs Es'. d" si ss sf. &c., ;s
Sse.h ADDRESSED PEI Creighton 10 Fulton street
uned States As' may De sent 0' man, 70 ss
CORPORATION ATTORNEYS oFFIcE,2
AN oRDINANCE., '''''
pss Section VII Of Chapter xLy entitled i and Miss
tuting another Section in place thereof 49,.
PASSED 1874.
THE Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City o.
New York. in Common Council convened, do ordan a.
follows:-
The Seventh Section fthe above mentioned Ordinance
is here byrepealed.
No person shall SELL expose for saenor fire. dsch rge
off in the City Of New fireworks called or kaow
blythe of snakes" chaers any fire woks called
known by the of headers fireworks
under other composed of the material and
Of the character those fireworks specified in this Sec
on under the penalty of Fifty Dollars for each offence TO be
sued for and cred Of the selling exposing the
same for sale, firing off lischargng the And in
such person shall apprentice such penalty shall be sued
for and from the master OF such apprentice
such shall be minor and not an appen &C. III
shall be sued for and recovered oil and from the father
the death of the father then Of and from the mother
or guardian Of such minor.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, July 0, 1911.
Adopted by the Board Of Assistants Sept. 2, 1914.
Approved by the Mayor, Sept: !, 1874.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Clerk G.. c.
The attention of manufacturers, dealers aud Others is par
culuy directed the above extract from the Ordinances
the Corporation the City of New York each every
violation of lid Ordinance will be strictly watched aud the
penalty in each and promptly and rgy enforced
ALLAN N. SNlFFEN,
jel5 lwfrc Corporation Attorney.
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LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND CANDELEBRAS,

FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
n1ETZ, BROTHER co, No. 10 John street are nam.
featuring and have always hand complete assortment
,fsices in their line, othe following descriptions which thew
will sell at wholesale or retail al low prices for cash
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphine Lamps
Solar Lamps Gilt and Bronzed, Ia great variety
Cornelius Co.'S" celebrated Patent Solar Lard Ianns
Grandoles various patterns, gilt svered or bronzed
Suspending Solar Doric Camphene Lamps
Bracket Soars, Side do do ~
Solar Chandelier, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
do camphene, Solar aud Lard Oil
10 burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
mhi6smdsss
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EMPSEED-i5o bushels clean Western Seed Of supe rio
quality, FOR sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
jiirc L. X. COLLINsG CO., IS Soush street
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No 81 EY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AM
GREENWICH STREET

CANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks to hi
- friends aud the public at large for the liberal support
ceived since lie has been business aud hopes by the sam
strict tion merit continuance thereof Tire quatc
Of his Ales Wines, Liquors and Segnrs, well know
ueed comment large Of Reiresmen b,
had All finest twelve st nghsuch Beef Steak Nut
ggs, Picked Tongues, Welch Rarebits, Coffee Tea Sc
good dinner ofRoas Boiled Met for One Shilling ever,
draught. Good Lodgings FOR Is cents and SIX cents Col.
Cuts at moments This House has been proved b,
comparison years past be the coolest and comfort
,Sls g the city No House better supplied with Enslisl
Ste me Good Rooms Private Parties always ready at
moments waring-ftee-qrafis-fr rohinr. irs tnn-sr
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COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1876 FOUR KINDS
agents cheap publication depots, books and
appearance Of Comic Aimanaes enlee with finn and IN.
ensrav'nTs extracted with from the laughing volume
nature; FISHER Comic Turner'S Comic, Crocketts Go
Head Comic and De Darkes Comic those on the spot will
call LOOK iamSn. and buy those et distance will order
au,ntty Of chIdress Book colored and plain. song ocks
coiored prints &c Nc IN TIE country; tovut4 on pplca
ton; show Bills ofall kinds given . de ,lers ''s'
we sell lowyey low for cash, and do full justice 10 all
orders, IN time, kinds, quantity, aud price. =
ieIilm.rc "a Chathsm street
IfEMPSEEDj0 bushels clean Western Seed al ,upe rio
quality, for sale In lois 10 suit nnrchasers 1T '
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JAMES 4dND PATRICK SKANELL,
so long and avorably known to the Billiard playing portion
y of this community, having hire that well establish
Of Mr.. Abraham Basfod No. ~ Ann and i9 Full
street. respectfully SOLICIT the Of those who take
N interest in the welfare ofnew beginners.
return their sincere n INKS to those gentlemen through
r enabled TO compete with all opposition, and hope by
rct attendance business, merit continuance Of the
The BAR well stocked with the choicest Wines and Segar
hey Cobbers Mint Juaps White Lions &c.. &C.. made in
heir innitable style.
Seven Tables 81 tc marble and marble beds with all the
modern Improvements. ji0 6ttec
CAST IRON WAT Err PIPES, OF different sizes, constant
~ ly on hand
Also American Pig Iron, for sale by
WARRlNG IONA RICH ARDS
-vo3 fv,srh Wst.r ~
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AS been long kn9Mn !" England and is warranted se.tsn
Dr. WHMnors 1872 Broadway; III Brosiway III Canal ST
Bowery 1872 East broadway; 2os Greenwich street. ST
'irth avenue, and y L. Cotton's, Deecker street.
- Price Is cents. ieii Imsec
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WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Those
" who wish TO purchase Gold Or Silver Watches Gold
call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of the above At retail much lower than any other house the
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted to keel
ed in the best and warranted at much less than the
usual price
Wholesale and Retail. 10 Wall ST. stairs
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NEIV EMBROLDERIES
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention
friends and the public splendid goods Of the above
ecriron received by arrivals which, ben imported
ng advance the original cost He would also call
toseveral lots purca ed auction sacrifice
Which will he found well deserving early inspection. The
GLOWING desirable being Is under the usual
ria,l prices
H,neck Chemsetts, richly embroidered, from ns s33t
worth 81, rs t. IS so.
800 Embroidered Collars finished edges, for usual prc,
0s Sd.
$50 Embroidered Capes, at 50, usual prices3
so do do very rich, from Sc to $40
200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, from Is TO $3.50
case Embroidered Dresses, from So upwards.
100 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchief, from cd;
j0do do extra large size FOX gentlemen's use.
3do do hemsch do, from IS Cd.
3Odo do Rivierd borders.
choice assortment Of rich embroidered Handkerchief
Shich offered unusually cheap.
scases of various styles of Swiss and French Muslns in
triIes, plaids, figures, &c, &c.
lot new Muslin Trimmings, Lsces, Wells Hosiery, Gloves
&C. Sc, all Of which will be sold decided bargains
mySI fmsrc No. N3 BROADWAY
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THE ALHAMRd
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
$50 BROADWAY.
addition its being the magnificent and extensive
establishment Of the kind in this is also the only
where the Ice Creams made entirely Of pure any
scepca, this point may easily satisfy themselves by
comparison.
Parties and families supplied usual also with rich Plain
Cream, received twice day from Orange el2 lwstrb
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.
TN J. BATE have removed their Establishment TO No.
l02 Maiden Lane where they have sale large and well
assorted stock superior Drilled Eyed Needless Limerick
Rods, Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines, silk Worm Gut Flies
Sne and every description of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms.
U7~ 1902 Maiden Lane, tup stairs linear Pearl street.
nv61 mkr
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1915.

THE subscriber offers for sale complete of py.
rotcchnic articles manufactured exclusively for his own
sales by the best maker in the country.
Cities towns, public private exhibitions supplied the
lowest prices, and the quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find their advan.
tage giving call Prices low good article can be al
orded the best article warranted be the cheapest
Chinese Fecckers and Fireworks reduction Of 50
per cent from last prices.
m31 tjvi I'm below William street
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Doors open ~ o'clock-Performance at
o'clock.
Box ofFce open from A. NJ. until P. NJ, where
Seats IN " he secured. JIG tire
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate Of the Universal,
my, situation nstructor-throsrh the means Of the
languages equally his own any of the different branches
athorough liberal education, also drawing and
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The best be had and hi, name and residence
French Protestant Church Of this city, No 80 Franklin str
u4 tm*rr
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANDATORY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Planshed Tin and
"A Common Tin Ware. Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Serves and
Brooms-n short every variety oil house keeping articles
BA complete Of Coffee aud Tea Urus Table
Dishes and Covers sc hotels and steamboats, hand
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
Inns Carl aripas rpaf Ynrk
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that he has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
ID States Hotel his entrance through the bar 6 Water
ieet where he has number of Bassords improved Billiard
Tables sale or for playing aud will be happy them
red His bar well stocked with materials for making Sherry
'ohhler, White Lions &c &c les imsrrc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.

Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, June Ia, (2P MY 1915
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PERPETUAL MOTION.
NOW EXHIBITING at the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 and Isl
Broadway OF the splendid pieces Of workman.
ship Perpetual Motion seeking for which many
been ruined last been discovered aud be
successful operation at the above place This
ppied in keeping a clock in melton, showing time
any piece made Visitors be amply arded
IN viewing this ingenious piece of mechanism.
Time ofexhibition from 9 A. NJ. TO up NJ
Admission % cents.
The Exhibition is under the superintendent Of MAJOR
STEVENS. jue Iwsec
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Ma. BuRKE's Recommendation. Edmund
Burke, one Of the most able, honest, and popular
men that have represented New Hampshire in Con-
gress, has been appointed by the President Com
missioner of Patents He has accepted the Office
rendered to him, and passed through this town on
Tuesday last, on his way to Washington. A bet
ter selection for the important and responsible post
could not have been made. Mr.. Burke possesses
abilities Of high order He is fond Of the physi-
cal sciences and is gifted in high degree with the
disposition and capacity for long, minute and pa
tent investigation. His reading has been varied
and extensive, and his mind, strong, vigorous, and
energetic, is stored with ample information. He
will FIJI the office to which he has been called, with
honor to himself and with credit and usefulness to
the government and the cauntry.
We regret extremely, will the democracy of
New Hampshire, that Mr.. Burke is to leave our
State. We shall lose, for period at least, pow
erful and effective advocate Of the democratic cause.
He is an ardent admirer of the pure principles Of
equal rights and privileges; and no man has been
holder, and more unfinching in their support. But
MIR. Burke by no means intends to sever the tics
that bind him to New Hampshire. In letter
to the writer alluding to his appointment he says:
81 regard my absence as being merely temporary.
/ love the Granite State too well to lay my bones
elsewhere than in her patriotic SOIL"
Nsw Hampshire PATROL.
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DIBLIoTHEQUE HISTORIQUE EFT MILL.
I'M TAIQE Il Tax,lor has inst from,

DIBLIOTHEQUE HISTORIQUE EFT MILL.
ID TAIRE.--F. Taylor has just received from
Paris volumes 5 and Of the above valuable series,
completing and concluding the work.
Volume s contains the military writings and cam
paigns of Federic, Lloyd, Guibert, Cessac, Carnot,
Thbault, and Jomini.
Volume contains the military campaigns Of Ma
poeon; each volume being large octave Of nearly a
thousand pages, and accompanied with an atlas Of
engraved maps, military plans, &C., &c.; price 50 25
for each volume, and - IS for each atlas
The earlier volumes Of this series treat of the
pagns of Cesar, Alexander, xenophon, &C., &c,
the tactics, strategy &C., &C., Of the Greeks, Ro-
mans, &C., as detailed by Polybius, Thucyddes
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May -