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 h Massachusetts and New Jersey, Wilful desertion of five consecutive years without cause, E caase for divorce
 In Connecticut aiyesees are granted for wlllal assertion for three wears. win total neglect Of duty.
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sEg1sg Received,

Little Rock, Jan. l, 1915.
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ANNEXATION. MEETING IN TEXAS.


 II a mass meeting of the people of Bra zoria county. held oil the 2lst Dee. ls34, III pursuance of all invitation of q number oi their fellow-citizcns, for the purpose oi gl4ihg ! public expression of their opinion upon the subject of annexation, the apparent oPPosl- tfoa of the late executive, inferred from the appointment of diplomatic agents to the go- vernment of the United States and England, and to congratulate their Democratic friends in the United States upon their great andgio rions triumph, resulting in the election of JAMES k. POLK to the Presidency.
 The meeting beiue called to order by F" H. Pcase, the lion. Branch T. Archer was called to the chair. and on motion of C. P. FIaek, Hon. Henry Smith, II. c. Runnels, j.. G. M'Nfel aud j. Sweeney were appointed ce-Presidents; and on motion of Bell, Dr ]. " Copes, John Adriance, C. Quman and James Burke being chosen Secretaries, the proceedings of the meeting were opened by an eloquent and appropriate prayer by Rev. !. M'GHllough, and an able and pointed address from the chair
 R. NJ. Forbes moved that a committee ol twelve be appointed by the chair to prepare and present to the meeting suitable resola- tions.
 Gen. IT. Green moved to amend, by in- clcasing the number to thrtY amendment accepted, and the motion as amended adopt- ed.
 The chair suggested .he propriety of the increased number being nominated by the meeting, which suggestion was adopted and d., f faI R. II. Forbes, T. ]. Green. c. D. Sayrc, R. Mills, R. N. Collins, E. NJ. Pease, King Hols tein, j. NJ. 3FGormiek. ". G. Hill, J. r. Per ", R. R. Brown, C. H. M'Ncel, R. J. Townes, Joseph Reese, Abner Jackson, T. ?. Crosby, E. N. Justice, Joel Bryan, X. Underwood, J. H. Polly, Joel Spencer, J. W. Brooks, " M'AIastef, ". B. P Gaines, !. T. Tinslcy, ". T. C. Hall, ]. P. Caldwell, R. F. Clements, " ". Wllliams and ". II. lianadue.
 Gen. T. I. Green moved that the commit tee have leave 10 retire for half an hour No- lion adopted.
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MONEY NIAItISET.
Wednesday, June ass p. NJ.


The Stock Market is again becoming very much de-
pressed Quotations to-day show decline and the
transactions were to very limited extent. Norwich
ana worcester fell of per cent Canton 1; Morris Ca
nal t; Ere Railroad !; Farmers Loan, &; Harlem, i;
pennsylvania 5s went up l. Vcksburg and United States
Bank closed firm at Mondays prices.
The Firemen's Insurance Company Of Baltimore have
declared half yearly dividend Of and quarter
per cent, payable on the I'd July.
The Stark Manufacturing Company has declared a
dividend Of ten per cent.
The Maine Railroad three and half per cent.
The Taunton Branch four per cent all for 6months.
The Directors of the Boston and Worcester Railroad
have declared dividend of per cent on the capital
stock OF the Corporation from the profits of the six
months ending the 3lst of May last, payable the
LIST OF July. The receipts of income during the six
months, with 1862 from the previous div
dend amounted to s235 03 and the expenses to O7 s
leaving net income of Sla7 pal.
We table showing the quantity OF certai cot
ton manufactures exported from Britain in the first
three months Of the past two years When look at the
enormous amount exported and consider what the home
consumption must be- have idea of tho immense
manufacturing power of Great Britain and the immense
interest at stake in sustaining that branch Of national in
dustry The declared real value of the quantity
the manufactures included in this table is not officially
given, but it must be enormous amount. The best
market for plain calcoes is in the East ndies-Bombay,
Calcutta and China-about one-thrd Of the exports
being to that section of the world The best markets for
printed and dyed calicocs in Germany Brazs Tur
key and Greecehese countries taking about onethird
of the exports. The expectation of printed and dyed
calicoes from Great Britain to China has fallen of this
year about fifty per cent while the exports of plain cali
Goes to China have increased nearly hundred per
cent The annexed statement gives the quantity
ported to each country for the period in the last
two years, and comparison will show the increase and
decrease in this trade with each nation.
MANUFACTURES OF CorToN EXPORTED FROM GREAT BRI
THE FIRST THREE MONTHS or THE Years
1874 AND 1876
Printed and Dyed
PfniIl Cd[icnRs. CnLic0eS
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Circular.

Navy DEPARTMENT, June 81, ls45
The frankng privilege having been abolished by act
OF Congress, from and after the LIST July l845 officers
and agents under the control of the Navy Depart
ment hereby directed to observe the following rules
IN their official communications
When writing the same day, upon more than one
subject instead Of making separate letter Of each sub
ect they will unite them all as far as practicable in the
same letter. and all intended to be for
warded on the same day, should be enclosed under
exceed three pounds The bulk Of all parcels chargeabe
with postage should be reduced to small compass
is consistent with proper regard to perspcuity and
distinctness.
When officer has occasion to address the depart
ment through his immediate commander and that CON-
mander desires to offer any remarks upon the subject
matter, they should be made the same sheet as the
officers letter, and not separate sheet; If not
than page each in length they might be written
the first and third pages When copy of any document
or paper is intended TO accompany communication, Is
not too long, it should be written the sheet
the communication itself
All communications should have margin Of inch
on the efthand side of the first and third pages and the
rght-hend side ofthe second and fourth pages; also
margin OF quarter of an inch the rghthand side Of
the first and third and the left hand side of the second
Every officer should attach his rank his signature to
letters and official papers.
Commanding officers OF navy-yards and stations and
pot captains will acknowledge the first day of each
month, and commanding officers of squadrons the
receipt Of ali commnnications which NAV have reached
them from the department, during the preceding month
quarter and which do not require earlier special
report. All returns required to be made periodically,
may be forwarded without letter The commanding
officer should attach his signature every original paper
forw ared through him, that may be known coming
through the proper channel
Commanders ofsquadrons will number their letters to
the department consecuvey and all enclosures should
be marked show what letter they accompanied.
Commanding officers and disbursing agents direct
ed to keep exact account of the postage letters,
packages and other matter received by them through
the mall touching the duties or business of their Office;
which account, verified by oath, they will transmit TO
the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury at the close of each
quarter for adjustment.
All applications for the discharge Of individuals from
hof ttto1tb
the commanding officer of the person whose discharge
is solicited. GEORGE BANCROFT
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FOOT AND HURDLE RACING ON THE
BEACON COURSE,
ss 'es M'sfs 1sss 1ss sy$sy s ct sss
psr%i,,ng for Pures smoaaag S2lo The fol oyng
e &c e Rsce r'fs ss Ed
Mdr s E% s. hays been made Scotch Roe.
R Ms@ H fi0" s~ss sssnss for the Race
Isases sRRa the VIM k ks%1s
aaonS Indian from C 6ae g. Il 6 Bs Be-
in hour For this Purse ID the s following En-.
rs; s:'S S;ss
SsS$Ts s Rice "' i }s$s SSss,I:'
John S'sss V.ndina Is 5 George ss1 Whitehead
81: TrfSy ysny i i VIM yes sP.Iwooa
huURbIk AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF $500
To & 9ss on snS & FIVE mile;
best off 31s o'clock For this the following
H sss' S;s:S hs'iiS Jackson"
Sed from 0 ENGLAND as for grace s1s the
T. l. EDWARD Sa cheny H. il. G. i Dermo a%'''
Same DayA Hurdle Race o'clock for Of saOo
o to second horse bird horse receive hack h
feet each to the mile For this the following entries have
barry LARK, from SANTA re a. e go Snlp.
Oscar Sweatland late from Fort Gibson CHI cd Niagara
This horse is halfhrother to Fashion)
TEN MILE RACE, TO TAKE PLACE ON SAT-
uRDAY THE 5rH OF JULY, FOR PURSE OF 5000
$50 the second and $50 the third in the raceTo
off 3 o'clock For this the following entries have
been made =
rican deer. 7. G. Dermond.
g John Gildersleeve 3. James Whelan
B. Major Henry Stannard .. VIM Pinckney.
T. John Steeprock, the Indian TO- lgnace Katanchate the
Chief from Towanda. Iroquois from Canada.
s. Edward Cheney.
Psshcuid The weather be unfavorable the race will come
off on first fair day.
The the five mile the Hurdle Race will
be open until Saturday evening Should there be mis-
take entries omitted il will be corrected by leaving in
formation Of the with Randall Smith, Park Row. Each
person running walking have their numbers by calling
on Mr. smith Saturday Eysniny Each person will be requsr
in Jockey dress. There will be disancng in the Hurdle
Race. Any person falling his horse be rode in by
other person without regard to weight j26j
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S3,l2 5,s ON con . ooa sSo .

It will be observed that the value of the exports
nine months ending June 80 s3 was greater than for
the whoie oil either OF the other three years. The
ports OF these goods to Great Britain and dependencies
IN ls4i' were much larger ethan in Is43 or 40.
whe there was falling ofin the expectation to nearly
every other country. The decline in the trade with
CHINA IN these articles cannot be satisfactorily account
ed for The manufacture ofthese goods was, without
doubt much larger in 1884, than in either Of the three
previous years and is possible the home demand
sufficiently large to take great portion Of the supplies
leaving less quantity for expectation than usual.
Oil
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FIRE WORKS

FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retail United States Laboratory
THE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for SALE an entire
stock ofbIllian Fire Works comprising very general
assortment winch for beauty appearance and real utility
exceed any offered by them IS years and sold
weight will be found by perhaps the cheapest the
city.
Canton Fire Crackers Sc in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
1872 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers in Groceries and Fruits, and Agents for the celebrated
Pavilion Fountain al Saratoga.
B-3pents and Chasers being prohibited u this city, g.
Y. will oly receive orders for them from the country.
iu5 i'm
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
A N ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside in
relation this and extraordinary discovery medical
science The object n referring to is the public
against spui0ua limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
vanic influence and without any beneficial effect
The MAGNETIC FLUID always in connection with the
GALVANlC RINGS to promote their effective action,
and direct the gaync the particular portions
which are Alleged The only Agency in New York is at
Dr. Cr:'s intends establishing authorized Agency
where will be worthless and of effect Due will
given this paper of the respective Agencies which
,nus xfahI cd iaooI ~vxac
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WINES, OIL, OLIVES, &c.
GILBERT DAVIS As Pine street, corner Of William
offers for sale the following articles Of his selection
and Importation
Pure Pale Sherry Wine, of the highest order.
90 Port, IN wood and glass, do do
do Burgundy Clos de vougeot Chambsrtin Rename do
Steinberger, do
do Charzbeger Bronreberg Greenhouses and Pesporter
do Claret, Chateau Margaax, LATTE, Latour La Rose
, Cos do Astornel.
do Napolitan, Laermchristi. white and red, do
few superior Parmesa Cheese; so small packages Of
Queens Olives, selected % Seville
Also, the best Lucca Oil.
The above articles warranted be the very quality
and selected with great care, without regard by the
Subscriber during the last nine months. je24 lwism
SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL
FTER long endeavors, the undersigned has succeeded
introducing the people Of the United States article
they have long needed II is the shape of Paste called
PAIES D,AMANDtS, lOrgeat Paste while i combines
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While mom
SEES these qualities it the useful removing
Heartburn and Sour Stomach and capital drink for
OF the Chest Its component innocent and it
can be recommended females in all stages of e good
wet nurses and can be used substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. No
~ Attorney street je24 lm*rc
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND
PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
'INHEUNDERSlGNEDw would respectfully inform his friends
and patrons that he has just received from Europe large
assortment OF Volas Of various prices and quality Csllo
Double Bass Ophilide, with and II keys; Bass and Teno
Iropbones with valve aud pan French Horn with valve
and plain; Trumpets Comets; Buges, SC
very quality of Violin Strings and other insu-
J.F. wOLTER
ZIG West Broadway up stairs.
Military Bands supplied at the most reasonable terms
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,o Ex soa BoAsD soo Reading RR bends 1917
l2o4; Western Ter; RI 1911 do IS England Worsed
slod 2a 10 Cheshire RR 1904 so Portland Saco and Ports
mouth mo- b RI ham ios Bk 50 Wilmington R
2,do bm 2l 1926 Long Island iR BIN i24; IS do, BIN III
80 Norwich and Worcester RR bim 73 rs do 73 800 do
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TREASURER,s OFFICE

ISUHWTCH md w ORCEsTER NAILRoAD Co.,
Norwich Conn., June "a 1915.
DIVIDEND OF Three per for the last months has
been deca ed the shares ofths Corporation pay bic ON
and alter the fret day Of July to the holders Of Stock
the 18th inst, At The Transfer Office the Suffolk Bank
Boston a. the Bank Of the State of New York the City Of
The Books will be closed from the 9th of June instant to
the an OF July next inclusive q. s. PERKINS,
j e26toJuiy3 jgb Treasurer
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Admission IS Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, 50.

Doors open Ia acknowledgements commence at s
o'clock
"" Box Office open from 8 A. NJ until 6P. M.
CASTLE GARDEN.
fropretors. ........ Messrs French and Heissr.
admission l2a Cents.
Grand Entertainment!
Thursday Evening, June Goth,
Italian Overture to the Thievng Maggie.
Song, Mr. Dennison.
Hornplpe by Master VIM Wood.
Pas de Cracove, NJ lle Desardins.
Pas Ecossias, Miss Cohen.
Dance of the Tyro by Mile. Desjardns.
Grand Classic and Gaaora Scene the Youth Of Sparta
by Masters w. and +. Wood.
To conclude with Comic Ballet Pantomimc entitled the
LADDERS OF LOVE,
Or Dancing Mad
Jenny O. the Glen Mr. Dennson Aud Dame Meg, Mr. Wood
sawney Suck Egg. Parsloe Jenny, Miss Cohen ei
Minutes ss s ,ss an n'ss'01 Of Ten
Doors open hapss, o'clock Performance to
mence at socock.
VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
nS OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR STlINE.- II
and twenty talented Performers every night.
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
The consist Of light case and gentee amuse
- ment-also Burlesques all the celebrated Operas.
The Manager has added his former Comna g. This week,
the much admired
MISS COLMAN,
The charming Vocalist. Also,
PETE MORRIS,
The best Comic Vocalist living.
Doors IA o'clock. Performance AT az
o'clock.
For particulars, see bills of The day j22 w*rc
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PALIO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
The BEST VENTILATED THEATRE THE CITY,
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS!
Unparalleled Success Of the operate Burlesque
Company!
Thursday Evening, june 26th,
Will be performed the Burlesque Opera OF
SOM AM-BULL-OLE!
Taken from the iavorte Opera Of the Somnambula
Amina amber alias Dinah Sig La Schroeder Pogies
Elvno he'll-wean-her alas Jumbo Sig Ain'taninny
Rudolpho udefeow alias Dan Tucker, Sig Pairo horses
Lisa lazy alias Rosy, Mad. Buckwheat
Alessio all easy-e', alias Sambo Sig Small Potatoes
a-teazer alias Aunt Sally Sga Al-but-sassy
Notary no-tory, wing aud hairy, Sig. Sangareeco
Soloon the Accordion, by Mr. Huntey.
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w. A. SMETS-

727 Broadway under the New York Hotel Of Wa
~ verley Place formerly of 28 Broadway. has the honor
inform the ladies' and particularly the that he has
Caezous Cap-s Collars Chemsettes and extra rich Ma"
TILES Also variety Of fancy articles entirely new, which
he will open on Thursday next. je24 stree
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WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys Sc, will find greatly their ad
vantage call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
CITY Gold Watches low $40 and EACH Watches and
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted keep
good time the money refunded Watches and Jewey repair
ed the best and warranted much less than
usqSl price
g. g. ALLEN Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
m25 lmaec Late 50. William ST. M stairs
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FIRE WOkKSf ,FIRE WORKNI,

MIR. EDGE respectfully Informs the public that his
IVA engagements this the scale
ever attempted in this country lie fully prepared to
furnish Cities Towns Public Gardens Theatres Parties Sc
with pyrotechnic displays price from $50 to $4,000
comprising the brilliant and yaregated fires and approp
entire colos before exhibited to the pubcA Car
Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarne Blue, unknown
any other Pyrote chnist.
Offices in the City, Nibo's Garden, Mr.. j. Robertson and
No 81 Coulagdt street. Mr. W. H. Pages or the Laboratory
Jersey Cy. ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist.
mv20 mt
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rITAL INVESTED AND VALUE OF MAMFAcruREs IN THE
UNITED STATES

The increase according TO this table about
large each year previous to the passage Of the present
tariff act as SINCE We annex a table exhibiting the
value of manufactures Of cotton exported from the
United States, for the past four years
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.

ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
A NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
Warranted the perfect article of the kind
ted has been for time and approved Of by all
medical men who have examined and pronounced by them
acted requested call and examine for themselves The
be had only Of Madame Oscar 81 Murray New York
This Article can be part Of the United States by
Mail Persons distance have them by addesrng
as posfn Inv
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CONNOR WARD


INFORMATION WANTED of Conner Ward late Of
Springfield, Mass Any person who will give any informa
ton respecting him will confer favor his WIFE Ann Ward
Address W. 81. T. TAPSCOTT South ST.
my20 rrc Maiden lane.
r ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mrs
Hughes Boarding house keeper, Union Liverpool
len ENGLAND about nlne years sso 10 live in New Yohw
ter, in England she will hear greatly her advaa
tage myl0 2m dy8wy*rc
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VIM w. SHIRLEY. Auct,oueer

VIM w. SHIRLEY Auctioneer
Rf II n MILLARD-LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
- COLLECTION OF STUFFED BIRDS Friday June
27th 10 clock the Sales Room No Broadway without
reservea choice collection Of Birds, preserved in the best
by VIM Gabrah. embracing of the beau
tiful Birds of the United States.
Also, Hummng and other Birds from the West Indies and
south America will retain their present appearance aud suit
able for Parlor or Cabinet.
AT IL O'clock Pianoortes London and New York makers
and second hand Sale peremptory, pay advances
Je26 ltis+ec
r. COTTON & Co, Auctioneers lls Fulton and 81 Ann
Fih street between Avenue and new Patent Pail
Factory complete operation and will till after
the sale capable Of making from 200 pals per day
Also 80 600 Chair Rounds double lengths Also 200 dozen
first quality fresh made and painted Pals Ju26 t+rrc
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NiBLO'S GARDEN
Second Week of
MR. ROBERTS,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres
Second Week Of the Appearance Of the Wonderful
ACROBAT FAMILY,
Thursday Evening. June 26th.
To commence with a new Burletta called the
TRUMPETERS DAUGHTER.
Madeon Miss Taylor Phllipot, Mr. Roberts
Muller Ncknson Robin, Bleecker
IT, intermssion of half an hour.Ll
CONCERT A LA Mustard.
After which the performances of the
GYMNASTIC PANTOAIIMISTS,
Messrs. Mum, Walker, Honey and Steward.
Pas de Deux by Misses Celeste aud Darlington.
To conclude with the Farce of
MIR. AND MRS. WHITE.
Maj Pepper, Nickinson Widow White, Mis-, Mathews
Frank Brown, Gallagher Mrs White, Miss Taylor
Peter White, Pacide Kitty Clover Mrs Watts
An efficient Police will alw aeA1aace main
good order and keep all improper persons out
pi-Ifckets FIFTY Cents
A limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
p[Performance to commence 8 O'Clock Doors open at
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A. c. TUTTLE, Auctloneer.
THE sale Of Sgnor Vito Wits grand collection of Marble
and Aabaster Ststuary Vases and Ornaments splendid
China, Plated Ware Lamps Gandoles aud other rich Fancy
Goods will be continued this Evening the large Hall ofthe
Coliseum No. $50 Broadway, O'Clock
cisey. JACOB S. PLATT.
iaoG =
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EOLIAN HARPS.


NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
lN"Colemans om Attachmentto the Pianofore for the
entire united States, excepting Massachuse
he public that they prepared to supply Panofortes
with this attached attach the
modern made horizontal Panofoes. In regard durability
Of this inventions ~ c. prepared satisfy the
warrant them in the assertion that the ASoan will remain
any climate and il will not be affected by
ofaimosphere The satisfactory given with
each instrument
The public invited examine the olian Panofoesn
at their ware-room No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also may be found of 81 Octave