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A Rnip EXPERIMENT.

The good people OF Philadelphia have besh
much excited by the appearance OF new OPERA
.,;-.,,. of American, production. The correspon-
dent Of the n. u Herald pronounces ITO De hca.
vv thoueh some Of The airs are heautiin' anu WIZ
become popular. The Theatre was ill'eo ~''n
Tho fashion and the taste OF The city, and much
en,hra;asm seems To have welcomed The ardent
American, who has dared TO advance upon me
same platform with Rossini, Beliinl, Auoer' Me-
verbeer &c. he succeeds he will win imlnor-
raj laurels-it he TAIL deep will be The descent
from his elevate aspirations.
An agree tina, The piece was gotten up III
hr;l,;an, s,vle rivalling the spect0fles OF The
Would. The Pennsylvania has Inc ioilo"'ps
notice: !,
The production of Mr.. Fry's new opera OF
n oonor,b filed the Chestnut street 10 Overflow
;,a On "Wednesday evening a very large pro-
n992,;nn NJ The audience was composed Of ladies',
and The house presented truly beauliiu appear
ance The success of the opera was decideu:-
|, has been got up with degree Q. ny
raliiy and maenifcence uneq 'ailed ~ 'h'S
country: and the musical Department pom ds
regards The orchestra ard the chorus, iuiiy mel
the promise oil The previous announcements
having been attended 10 in manner before IN
.,nnu; IN I'M, side OF The Atlantic. il is, we
inns, The commencement OF a new era win us
in this matter and it is 10 be hoped that The sue
cess of the bold experiment will be such As 10
warrant neIsevcrance in the same PAIN.
THE author of Leonora is warm admlrer oi
ReI,inis music and his style has naturally IN
bibed much o! The spril and manner oil mai iavo-
rite composer. a grand opera can hardly ne
,ndned al fully on single hearing; but we may
saw. that this first American work ol The KIND IS
full q. pa>sion and expression, and the many
b. au,Iul passages with which i, ab0unos were
received with enthusiastic plaudi's. There were
Of course. on Wednesday evening, imrerfecfiohs
in:cparablc from first performance. and, on 'r'-
al the opera proved 10 Ne too long; oct theSe are
defects hich only require 10 be seen 10 oe correct
ed: and We therefore, anticipate Tor 'Leohnra, d
lone and successful run. The composer was
called out al the fall of the curtain, ard, IN ac-
l;nuwcGcing The compliment, returned thanks
which were Justly due 10 the Vocalist and lnstrG
mental per.ormers. Ia whose efforts the opera had
been commiued We may say, indeed, that we
MEYER heard the Sesuins 10 SO much advantage.
Mrs. SIS part was written for, ard IS admiraov
,iapred to. her voice and she executed Il win a
taste and skill which well nerited The compilinenf
paid 70 her BY The composer, and SO nearby re-
sronded To hy The audience
The scenery b. Russell Smith, is in that CAPT
raj artists best style, AMI is exceedingly baauli.
full. The costumes TOO, are all that could be
desired. -,
"The opera will he repeated every evening I'LL
fur her notice, and will doubt grow in pub
Tic favor. II was jnlciously cnrtaied last night
and went of with increased effect"
P. S. Some Of the papers charge Mr. Fry
with plagiarism from Norma, &c
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Music! !Ml.sic!!

d n taylor has JUS, received the fol-
i lowing much admired
MARCHES AND QUlCKSTEPS:
Lore Not Quickslep
The Heroes 90.
Delaware Light Dragons onickstep
Come, Soldiers, Come or Hewilts do.
A Spanish March, (ior The Gniiar)
Coz. Puricr's 90.
DANCES:
Mazurkas. in four Numbers
No. L. Nazurka des Concerts Eiriennc
no. =. Opera Mazurka, No.
No. 3. do. do No. 9
No l. Keepsake do
La Cracoyienne, (ior The GUITAR
Cerilo Polka
The Polka
wALTzEs, (er the Piano:)
lie Souper Waltz
Spiri, DO.
La Rose Blanche
The Harriet Grand Waltz
Orda Waltz
Three Walzes for The Piano; Gin imitation OF
musical snuff bnx)
Gibraltar Grand Waltz
Ellens Waltz
Linden do.
The Midnight W:lz
MUSIC STORE.
Jure 10 Opposite the Ranks.
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NEW YORK MARKET, June G .. y
Flour as Yesterday with LILLE more dsm,r ~
Western 81 37s so. Yesterday ant l"1a...
over 5000 bbls Pork have changed hands; nrirs
running up TO 10 IS and IS p for new and oee'
and % SO for old. $40 % was freely oaer,5 -
Mess on change and 10 so asked Beef !, on,,.
al 8 S7l for good country brands mess
ASHES are in tardemand al 3 - a q amir,
thing over. A small lot Northern Rye was al
at &C c.s. Canal Oats 33, cts. WhiSaey SEA-.
a, 81 CTS. for drudge and 81, 81! loT Ibis.
Frcishis TO Liverpool are brisk al a j.l6t /.
cotton.
100 bbls. Whale Oil were soli day CT IN
since al SO, c. per gal.
CorroS-Thc sales to-day amour, 10 I'm
bales, a; The previous rates current The Gens,.
all this week has been active. and during The l,o
few DAYS, higher rates haze occasionally b.,
paid. The purchases have been chiefly Tor Il.
Continent, although Liverpool buyers have pa.
rcipa,ed 10 considerable extern. The ;oal s,,s.
for the week amount 10 IL 600 bales and wc =
yanced our quotations one eighth Of CT, a! WHO,
he market i established
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THE WHOLE FIELD DlsrANGE0 BY BIGGER.
$50, 900, i'm a Whole Ticket,


TINE following are the drawn Nos ol the
i Grand Consolidated LotEery, Class No 10
drawn June 7th, 1913:
As 60 10 is 73 26 80 "a 60 | Is Sc 10 40
Whole Tickle, Nos 10 i6 90, entitled 10 the
grand capital Of $50, 600, was sold 10 a country
correspondent in q package, and will be paid OH
presentation BY t. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Another Brilliant Scheme
$4,000 Dollars, 90 900 Dolls, 100 Of l,0o0 Dolls
We respectfully call The attention OF adveniu-
rers 10 the Grand Scheme TO be drawn on The
2lst inst Let all in wan, OF money send 10
BIGGER His Office is now the path 10 For
tune therefore, lei your orders, great or small
be addressed without delay 10
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
A package OF Whole Tickets will be sen, for
$40, warranted 10 draw 239 nett A certificate
will he sen, for @32-taIves and quarters IN
proportion. Single lcke, 20 dollals-shares IN
proportion.
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, No. A., 10 be
drawn June 2ls 1915, al Wilmington. - Nos,
"a avn ballo:s Grand Capitals: Of $50
OC0, of 20 600, / OF 10000, 1 oil 6 77s, 10 OF
1900, 10 Of | 800 10 Of $50, FOO Of 1000,
Il $50 Of 500, lowest three number prize, Isl,
and 81 drawn numbers 200. &c, &c, &c. Whole
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters ).
I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
MAY ID Richmond.
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"WARs AND RuMoRs or WARs. we learn
tha, the bearer OF dispatches TO cur Government
from Mexico, who passed through this city on
Sunday morning, expressed The opinion, that, 10
len DAYS We would hear of declaration OF war
by Mexico. We hardly believe-thoush, il it
mus, come, We presume the United States are
ready for any emergency.
We noticed, on passing Mr. Thomas Spcncer's
Machine Shop, curious looking Machine which,
uron enquiry, We learned was Intended Tor cn'ihs
M the heats Of wheat, which are received INTO
VERY large box. |, is drawn BY horses, and ap-
oears TO be very light and simple. II has been
used in Illinois and Ohio, in The latter Of WHICH,
Air. Reeder, the inventor, received a premium
for il. The grea, objection 10 it seems TO DC me
loss of straw; bu. Mr. R. says that can DC cu'
/ afterwards. Although we know that most OF our
Virginia farmers are industrious, still we DO mol
i think that they are so very t,nd OF worH as 10
a,ake Two bites Al. the cherry" Again, il seems 70
ne that il must have Inc effect OF beating out me
Grain. We do not intend 10 condemn II cciose-
| hand-indeed, we consider i, very ingenious
niece OF workmanship, and eTteris pAr'ohs where
straw is Of no great consequence, We thihh u
wiIl succeed. We understand that Mr.. X. IS
anxious TO try it in this neighborhood; we nope
some al our farmers will give him an orpo!!r-
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
BOSTON MARKET. June

.
FLoUR.-Receipls Of The past week have =,
sderably exceeded The demand and prices =,
linue 10 decline. Moderate sales, By frs, ham.
have been made OF good common brands Gers.a
al 4 81 60, and extra - per barr.
Fancy brands being comparatively scarce, rar..
Al more han usual diiierence--ome parcel, has.
been sold as high as 5. per barrel! OHIO and n
chigan, 4 5G do. do; 300 barrels OF the ,',..
good brand, sold al Al do. do, CASH Sou;iern !.
offered a, lower prices; hul buyers do no, ce, >
forward. The quantity on the way from NJ
Orleans is unusually small, and choice s.. l,or,.
is quoted in that market al AZ per barrel.
FisH-Al kinds remain about the same .,
cept large dry packing fish, which are GEM,
scarce in market. Sales 50 IS loose. AM =
per oil. packed. Sales Mackercl have H..
made al former reported prices, VIZ: Mol s,g
%; No. 9. 10; No. 5, 8; and 500 bbl>. Al.g;S-,.
NJ 50 per Dbl. Tor old, and 3 81 for new narL.s
80 a 100 bbls. Salmon; No l, Sll IS q 70 q
No. 3, 10 II.
Tosacco-Ry auction, 10 hhds Ksr.r.,-
approved, IS IS; II do. Bulls Eve > "a,
Q 20 per 100 lbs, months 6 90 Go >; cer,,
ID. cash. AdrCr.lssr. =
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AGRICULTURE.

Our agricultural friends will scarcely require
us 10 commend 10 their perusal The long article of
r." in our county paper OF today, on The sub
jcct OF the proper application Of manure. This
forms the very basis of agricultural improve.
men. The information contained in ar" i.
founded upon The fruits Of science and experience
Il is clear and we'll reasoned, and full Of useful
hints 10 the practical farmer.
We may hereafter transfer 10 more perrna-
nent form the orisirol essays ana some Of The
les, selections which viii hereafter be published
IN ID: agriculture. department. .! the Enquirer.
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MARRIAGE.

Married on Wednesday, 2s,h ulimo b. IT,
Rev. ]. Cochran, MIR. CHARLES II. HENnEsNs
member Of The independent Order Of SCI.
Inclined Bachelors" 10 Miss Ei.Iz. ASS. daU2ae;
Of William Elliott, Esq, al! Of Prince Eiva,'
county, Virginia
For Tvs M, times better lead dogs life,
To be leased by zen Children henp"oked nv yoarw,
TO be ground down nv bills like pan under spaiua
Tran 10 20 IL your grave rich, mopne old Oh. ~
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RICHMOND, VA
"STRAIGHToUT.'

The Savannah Georgian pnhiishes
,rcm \. ]. Clark, Of Bryan county, IN "hc" ~
safe, ,ba, his "views and opinions ~ re'a'"" -
Tho nrinciples OF the grea, parties, when no" -
vide this country, having undergone an eh'ie
change and having been on 'he Comm'Vees
,,h;,b nominated The Vais candidates Tor brya''
md 7 iberv coun,ies," be deems il his "du'y %
ho,b nar,ies thus openly 10 declare that nc cannon
,nv longer. consistently with his views OF Pupl'e
noi;cy ac, with the Wing parry in The support u
,bs;r candidates. Believing the principles Gu
,crain 10 be Identical with those maintained oy
he Democratic party, shall! henceior'h ae' u
accordance with them. -.
The course OF Berrien, and olher is''"s
r,eoroia Wings, on the Tariff and Texas nu>
disons MANY ether Wings, and induce them (
follow he independent example OF Mr. Clark :
rerr;en's term will soon expire, and we hop'
,h,, nex, Winter the Georgia Legislature WI
sond - rho United States Senate man VINO mas
heen ,rue 10 his principles and who wlli c'Ffec.'
!. rss.c, The States Rights doctrines OF Repuo J.
an Georgia. The proper spirit seems 10 animate
y. Pennhlcans q that State.
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New Books.

THE WORKS OF D'lsraeli me YounseF :. =.
i vols, containing Vivian Gray, lns ,',3
Duke, Con,arini Fleming. Woncrous ' ar,
roy, the Rise OF ISLANDER, Veneiia, ana f's'''
Temple-Price 81. ORAL; Is,
Syinbil, or the two Nations, by Di,'a,.,,
NJ T., author of Coninsshy-Piice = 60 ftn 5oc.
Lives Of Men OF Letters and Seien, W. n,
ished in ,he time OF George Ill By iien>! Inn.
Rroueham, F. K. s., member o' !ts ..al,c
last;nle ri France, and o! the Roya' a.
OF Naples-Price SO cents. T.,rs /,
The Battle oi the Factions. md DINER 'vt.Ir
ireland, BY William Carleton, author o.
O'Tooles Courtshp, &c, wIlh engraving
25 cents.
Just published, and for So e BY ocr.y
Nav N No 10, Man >.
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A NEGRO WOMAN

Z NEpN0J WNT.NN Y
WITHOUT encumhrance, who unier>:at
w housekeeping generally. and The inanag
raeEi OF children, and who can be highly recoa
menGed for hO,ustn, sojr'et!, and good di>Fosio
i; wan'ei, FOR the use Of a private family
R;chmund-eilher 10 hire or purchase, a, 2.
owner might prefer. Apply a, the tnqni,d Q
tee. Juae 10.
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FLORIDA.

The Savannah Georgian, of Friday, gives iu'-
her returns confirming our glorious victory 10
,h;s Gallant State. She has made nonie oes'',,
r;no lie, her at once "set her house IN o''e''
and nrepare 10 come into the na'iona! arena, +"
engage in The patriotic duty Of securing the onlo"
mi ,br rights Of the States. A letter from ana
hassee Of June Isl, 10 The Georgian, states, upon
,u,b.n,ic grounds, that Mosccy, Democrat :
elected over Call Wing, for Governor ny a''''
Coo majority, and Levy, Democrat, ior oons,e>>'
aver putnam, Wing by 500 at least The J" h's,
,dmi,,ba, they have sustained Waterloo 'ele ,
no, having one-,hird ofhe LEGISLATURE. he
Legislature will probably stand: SENATE pv"',
cr,,s p Wings 5; HousE, Democrats 50 wings
II Democratic majority on joint ballot '@en'y'
Sir,
Florida is sufficiently Democratic.
II is bu, JUS, 10 add, that the Savannah kepuo-
l;can denies he assertion Of The Florld'an' INA.
Messrs. Stephens and Toombs Of Georgia haa
.,one 10 Florida to elecioncer for The Wing cause
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REMARKABLE WEATHER.

We are now suffering from drought, Inc Ike
of which was never known before at ms season
:. lie yonr TIL. sra,s srcui> ~ be burnt up
We hear that the oats in this vicinity are very
nearly DESTROYED. A gentleman, who ordinarily
makes 60 bales OF hay, will make nothing now
The wheat here will turn out pretty well-Ihousl
in the Waller OF Virginia, and in Ohio and Ken
lucky. il has been seriously damaged blythe irosts
rhe smaller water courses arc nearly exhausted
The river very low, and IN some parts OF The canal
The large Boats have 10 put out their cargoes, Il
avoid changing Shockoe Hill, many OF The
hvdranis nav gone dry
For The last few days, the weather has been ex
.cs>ivcly hot, and fully eqaal 10 The Dog Days
Ills so palpably warm, that it is unnecessaryio con
sui the Thermometer. 10 know The state of The
weather We therefore forbear details. II il &c
any satisfaction, VIC can stale that, North OF US,
even as far rs Quebec, the same melting story IS
odd
This OF itself would be a sudicien, excuse ior
us 10 decline further Ill, with orr neighhoTs Of
the Times on The effects Of agrarian Democracy
upon the increase OF Al 'litionism. We feel very
tame and lancuid "urdcr a Ounce sun, and are
far from having the energy 20 be "a grarian' in
any thing. But, were VIC as cool as cucumber
we see no pra-ficai good 10 ensnc on such dis
cussion. We have cndeavored 10 show, that the
principles of the Wig party, based upon wild
and visionary construction, were al least as IA
vorahle To The growth of abolition as the doctrines
II their opponents, founded upon strict devotion
10 the letter and The compromises oflhe Consiiir-
non. We have attempted 10 demonstrate, that, IN
practice, The Northern Democrats are vastly more
true 10 Inc rights Of The South than tic Northern
Wings. This fact ought 10 outweigh The finest
theories that The Times may be a5e 10 spin out
Of the agrarian notions OF small portion OF the
Democratic parry Does not Inc Times know,
that there are lemagogGcs attached 10 every par
~, and that the Wing parry has lis full share OF
the evil?
The lcer way CT settling The matter, il strikes
us, is as follows: 1.-THE Times will agree 10 keep
in order lis Wing allies OF the NORTH on the sub.
ject OF Abolition, we will agree 10 do the same
with the "Agra1ian Democrats"
P.S. Just as we go, 10 these presents {! past
4, p NJ grateful shower has come up We
already feel the air 10 be refreshed Our only lear
is, that i, will not continue long, though we con-
fidenlly hope for bountful share OF The delight
fu Installations from The clouds
s-TP. So o'clock. We have bad glorious
ram.
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General Agents inr Paymen! Of Ply

/ No. IS Wall sreer, New ~
sq The official drawings are recci"ei -.
Office BY express, and he prize money paid y
moments notice Ordcrs for Tickets in tie l.
,erics OF d. Paine & Co. or J q. Gregory & q
will he attended TO BY return al mail, and The Ga
ing transmitted free Of postage.
June l0-cw6mf q Mel. x CC.
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r f. WORDS OFFICE -DIawing q ~
j dria Lottery, Class No %
- 4 % AZ 10 81 is 81 : IS 20 : = !.
Drawing Of Alexandra Louery, Extra " =. :,
u Il % 81 10 % A. 50 50 "A % ~ . :
Drawing DIVA. Monongalia Lottery, No :
D. , 60 : 20 81 80 Al IL SO Il 80 >
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Nc e. -. J.
81 ID y 6s SO % IS 10 13 "a 80 81 10 y :
Remember, for Prize Tickets in The l-o's''.
veto be drawn this month, address ,.,,n
June 10 j. (. Wohb
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a,ka e. At ls Il !.

STAGE MANAGER, Mn. j. HcNTLgY
First appearance Of MIR J. r FIELD, 4,
BRUTCS, from the Chestnut Stree, Theatre
On TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10
Will be performed John Howard Payne Tt.
gedy Of
BRu TUS
Bruus Nj. J. r FIELD.
Sexlus Tarqnin Mr.. Pouer.
TulIia Mrs. Kemtle.
Tarquina Mis-. Potter
Double Hornpipe, By Misses J. and A. Wassiaf
To conclude with the tavoriie Farce Of he
DuInb Belle
Eliza MIS-. Po'ie'
Mary Mr.. heaI!.e
~ Price Of ad mission; Boxes Is CTS. Phi 30
cents, Side Gallery so cent; Colored GaI'erf ,,
cents.
Doors Open at halt past : o'clock cura.a
rise a, o'clock precisely jane 10
DOPE. Hemp and Manila Rope. OF dt,.
IL ent sizes Tor SALE by
June 10 No III, Broad s., Shoc';ce Il.
yI7OvE WIRE-Ihc subscribers hay, +
W manu- q lai3c assortment uI No'e VIZ
suitable for ian selves, which! hey will sell cher
Tor cash. J. y. GARRISON & co.
JuEc 10 30. Ill Btoad Il, Shocsoe n
yITulG lOURNA 1.-The American r.
w view {! Politics Literature, An ani ;"
.Ecc, NJ VI. -. Jane. Suisse !beis vii Plea
sena fcT ,hc;- numbers 10
DRiNKER Il NORRIS,
Jarc IL Ager,s .c! the Publishes.
nOi-T'S OFF;CE.--Ncs. | GG II, a Cais
Il sod and paid BY Fioyl yesterday
Capitals are plenty enough nov, hats cerat
and II Money j. wanted, i: can be had IN lo'.t'.
o-!ay. Two 0; 10000 dollars. Single iicoes
o.iaI.-- Packages ;.ii ca each
June 10 IIOGT'S, No. 3. Eycharc'
CtANES-AND FISHING RODS, us!s -.
X repaired: in The b.st manner, al shcr; ncn"
anG moderate prices,a IL
$. SUTHERLAND'S
june 10 Main ST., opposite the Bank,
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Gil AS MERCUAN 1

TAs now on hand large assortmen. NJ. =. a.
IL mer CT thing, which has oeeh n n,sc,aI!y !.
ed under his own inspection, ana i &c cbss7 !
The Virginia marker, and will Dc soa o. a. az,
any store in The city, lie style aai ~!
dsfed; also, warranted as 70 ,saHc w Jya:,
a, 100, Main ...eel.
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CoLLEcToR OF THE PoRr-The Office has been
rendered 10 Cornelius W. Lawrence, Esq. and
has been accepted as W arc creii!ably informed ):
he will probably take possession on the first Of
july. Governor Van Ness certainly gave entire
satisfaction in the discharge of his duties, but The
political clanonr and combinations were TOO
strong for him. Mr. Lawrence was merchant
for many years, and is gentleman OF character
and responsibility; he will find his position an
arluous ono, but the great body Of he people will
be satisfied with the appointment. We under
stand that Gov. Van Ness will be appointed Mi
mister 10 Spain cr 10 alcvico.
IN Y SIN (S.ptr1l1
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WYNN. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.-Dra
w oil Lecsburg Lottery No. %, drawn 10.

9th, lSiJ:
72I So 10 , "a Al 6 10 60 / &c )
Hall iicke, Nos. 5 ~ IS, a prize of slCO :.
and paid BY w. p. TURPiA
Drawing Of Alexandra LOTTERY, 1856 Eye
drawn June 9TH
81 IL &c 80 l6 % - IS 50 81 p Al = "
Ticket Nos. 90 II -. 4 capital in The q. 4
sold and paid by TIRPlS
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, No. 23--cia'-
juno 7h:
"a % - 10 81 i6 81 ! IS 20 = ..
Ticket Nos. 10 - 10, a prize OF s5D,
and paid BY WM. p. TlRfi,
I.ot,l. out for the big capitals TO-DAY 49,.
dri Lottery, No 1877, Extra. Drawrs % 'ao..
received al | o'clock to-day-2 capiai' q ~
Is oi 1000. sc. For the prizes, Apply . II
Greek Nation Office .oc,y
.IUne 10 WIN. 7. ~"
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T'O Brokers

THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATE
a IL Prizes in am Of he Authorize! Io'.''F
"A drawn in Inc United States, will !e Fait 4
demand. with The usua discount, in specie iua@
Z; Ike old established office Of
CHAS. MclNTYRE& co,
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GREAT FlGE At CAMBRIDGE An incendiary
fire was sci in Cambridge Friday morning, al :
o'clock, which DESTROYED the Ahen1nm Building,
with All>lons Panorama OF Athens, three car
penlcrs' shops, and several other buildings The
fire was SCI, saws The Boston Mail, Of Inc D. IN
slant, between The carpenters shops OF SiicSncy,
and VIM and Ebcnrzer Francis, IN he rear oil
The Charles River Bank, and near the Colleges,
which were soon in blaze. The ire extended
10 the carpenters shop Mr.. Coihell, which was
also entirely DESTROYED. From thence The fire
caught in TIC A,hcnrnm building, belonging 10
The College, which was also destroyed, viii lis
contents Among them was The hear'iui RANT
ing by Allsinn, OF the Panorama OF Athens, on
which Ina, great artist was engaged Tor maDy
years. Il has been valued 4! 10000 dollars =
The buildings belonging 10 The College were al>o
doubtless insured The whole damage cannot he
mnch less than 10000 dollars.
The Boston Advertiser SAYS Of The panorama
OF Athens" destroyed BY fire al Cambridge, and
which he students made noble exeitionS 10 save.
II, was painted by Parker and RuIfor;, from de-
signs b. Italian artists, abou; thirty years since
[, was The first, or one OF the first paintings OF is
class ever executed, Nj. Barker being The o'lsl
major Of the arrangement IL was purchased in
Europe by Hon. Theodore Lyman, and present.
ed 10 the College in 1919. MIR Evereu spoae 0! ii
as The mos! admired painting OF lis class, and,
for its faithful representation Of Alhenian re
MAINS mos, valuable II was exhibited for
some time in Bosom, and mpcii admired, but, for
a number Of years, il was laid aside, for want Of
a suitable room in which 10 exhini, il. The build
ing now destroyed was erec.ed for The purpose OF
afordins it permanent place o: depuslif and
exhibition"
The Boston Pot also asc.;tes the painting 10
Aston. We should like 70 know who did paint il.
Great Britain has Oh The coss, OF Africa forty
vessels of war, carrying about Eve hundred guns,
and on lhe coas, Of Brazil twelve war vessels,
carving two hundred ari fli,y p,,ns
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WARM The ,hermome,erin Quebec on Tues
day las, marked 9S degrees in The shade.
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JJTulG lOURNAL-Tbe American r.
w view {! Politics Literature, An and -
,Ece, NJ VI. !n- Jane. Suisse !bes Vii! Plea
sens fcT thc;- numbers 10
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acknowledgement OF our independence tna' VIII u
49, ,nnm.n tolerated Ii is possible, bu' haieis
' p">ab o' 'Sal soa may be 'sssssa from n"
E1e s with the offer OF he acknowledgment .,
',eA, nasrenence as far as The river Nneccs oa,
u ;,,,, nropns,;i,,n Should Ne received il womb
H. s"Smi,Ied 10 Congress, and is well ascertain d
Cd that il vii! be srurned as sooa as PicSe'''a =
A paragraph from tie Houston hio'hIn ,,r S'" If
s,cs ina. lie Hon. T. Allen acting ,,a,
STATE i, a ARGENT friend Q! annex; you 'r' hcen
his opinions on The question nave "e'''o'0'' 80
nisrc1resen!cd.