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anffion Sales.
JOSIAH ScdAap5 Alcnooeer.
DY BANGS, RlCHARnS & PEATT.-sfore
% 81 Brcsdvsy-Librrsl cssh Aavrrccs made or con
5rrr-cs for Auction S.-s
NEW.YoRH FALL TRADE SALE

by BANGS, RICHARDS & PEATT.-siors
SEw.YoRX FALL TRADE SALE.
To coutreocc TurspaY. Ssh August
rbe sod.rstso- respectfully give notice tic sert
rssula, Trade Sale 81 Roofs >t-r->yP- Ps.es kc Will
commerce a,th. sbcvS dat. ard rrc-, ,a re t1voiee.
furnished 5y tie m July rsx wh;h time he CStAosus
viii be pat tn pr-sa
The Sale % S;srocery B,pdrrs l-s,srT vi Muhin Pa
nvo,c., % wr:..os prntias an c5.ss-d Papers Sank
scos. cuder. AID Foreign and Doraesae satcoery
c..e sivxnc.. viii be rn.de r-e-e, Of god. veea
rscnir-d, 2. usasl BANGS, RICHARDS PLATr.
Norist 10 PrsLissERs -The following valuable Ssereo.
Al tbs ee.ung Sl,. syeoo's Complete Works. Aes-
COWS Fr-seh AID English Dtet,"a.-y. Blsie's Biz
srapoea pienon.v,. Joarson's Works. vos s~o,
eo,we. Le Of osssoe. vols, Bishop Bro~seu. Fam
~ ttsyr, sees aecsSe's Own Book, Robinson Cru'os,
IN i1ent Mechanic TIE Psrior Family Ercyeio
edi. p.ttct Seaco! Library Youns Or,,or, Sahe3t's
C.'Se. 1nnSa,a 6 Kos.is, r.e'u: ceeec 4. or.ore.
Also, srds OF thirty o,er valuable Stereotype
pobl,eed d, J Sparks. &c &c.
=. COTTON, Aacuoc-e1.
ny +. C0LTUN & co. Auction and Commission
~ as;ehanl.--S,ore Sos- lis Fal.a acl 81 Ann ala
alcoa and PROMPT casae On, door ,se. Of eve
y te.eIpnop OF ET. He1sAly .-1ded 10 and respect.
Ailoi ocloc.. at tao Store No 81 Arn.,t
SHsa"r SALE OF BOOKS Se A very large snd general
sc &c
- 8HAMYEKLAtN, Aac,ioneer Store No. r.
u. Spruce sl-Lioers advances maze Goods eor.
signed Tor private sale. 10 be scd sucGon Out door
,sl-s csrefay attended 10. snd respectfully solicited.
Prompi returns made.
WEDNESDAY, JAY slh
A. u O'Clock at,he foot ot Shat The East River
SHrxlEF SALE cf cIsnGty OF Tmbor.
Asc thu cay, ard Immediately th~rr,t~r, al the
corcre u Third and ,Sth-st SHxniyF SALE OF
!o ul Srick Lsth, Lumber &c.
Also the iSy. and saor the other sales
possible SALE OF Carpeciets Shop Also lot
Bosrts Plsnss sc Sc In lShst between I'd and 81
aoRArlo HILL Aaenon-rr.
pY COOLEY, kEhSh & HILL-S'ere Isl
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EXTHACT OF VASILLA.-P1r- eoocen tr.i.d
1ExLraci Of Vanilla for Savonng lc, Cr-.r CasArts
syrups, sauces j-t-s, Contradictory lc- This Extract
poss-sses u Zoe oa Ia delicious tass
.nd r;uch admired odor Of tue Vanilla Bean
scd for q, culinary Win be found tie mos, cU.
y-niet AID economical Of cocmuricarngt L. favor
Price Is Gents
Prepared and sold oJ HENRY JOHNSON. ch.nia, and
DrugTst- Successor " A B. Sands Co. rs Broadway,
cor CnanberssI Bold also MOO YuIion-sL add n E&a
Broadway. ny9 1ms,od
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GENERAL NoIlrss.

D A-sscia Ion No. /, United Brothers VI TEN
pes socs, L. ~ meeting ~ las Hail. ~ Grand
anu Sroaassy To-. Es-ciaS, A. Gel ca,
voc.cy VI To..! Ao.-nrf &C from Intoxicating
The ui--las VII Be sccf-sIec py Dr. SaerIusu, Dun
fond and oioe5 rl!ne.i spestrts. Aro l
rnnveora by ApprVpr>t- s.asus, Tue mrmee5s OF Inc
tsc friend. Ten peraacr, aoc paoc s-u-r>l-
sru earpes. nyiI 20 a.elc A. L STORY, Secy. IL
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rr-a-- FISHING BASks.-Ths slssmbo.l
ESssfssssessES SHiGHLANDEK, Capt C. u. Armstrong,
III make tip to ghs Fishing Banks ca
We uedav th- b July, .il continue every
Wrdnesdsy Thursday Saturday thrcUg h The
leaving the foot " HursysL quarter before o'clock
NJ; H-furiord-.t D.i4nc-y quarter Of Cath
E..iK ADD pier No. = S9rlh River,
% f-pas. nine.
D nr-r Will h, provided on board
Lines f1rns5-d ~ zrr1sousb-
Hail ats Fare - CENTS for the Excursion.
For iarIh-r Information. -ppy
A II SCHULTZ corner Wat aaf Duane -ts.
The gh c4rt-r-d for =, cHr.o.,. y7 tsa
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"a TO Little dwelling par Of House eeSnef Of
IA rwrnnetsst snc Natosyenns, tChcses squsIe,) re-
-pIe,o with every conrenicncs Tor boarding house
seroo Gas sixeor roons including bath room, wsec
eose& range cod all Tho modem Groom water hxttsL
RenS Iow 70 ko0d tenant Inquire OF
d. A CU5HMAH, No, Les Pesfsst
myl9 isS OF athsvspns, between 2oth erd Ass So
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AeJANTED-sy p-cr-rl- Young W nu.sn .Gun
w L. good sl.U good Washer aud ruer Mould
be ~iins 10 do chsuDersor wz.hiog nd ruuirg Th-
Of D- gwen. Has heed seven years 10
her place. Phrase sp.ly al 30 Ns-hngIon.: 10 N,
,.a. W 81
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NEW AMERICAN BOOKS AND EDITIONS,
AUST PU5LI5r ED.-Wyman. Practical Treatise Va
Ventilation vol l2I0.
Sparks. American Biography new series, vol TO-
lever the Uterus. - adilOn, $40.
Census II Bo,tOu lsi5, svo.
Hill Oh Trust--,, svp.
Memoir OF De N-nu1 $50. Far sale by
WILEY PUTNAM, Publishers, SC.
w Is Rrnnd way.
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EATRsCT UF LEMON-Sot dssorlns Cusnrds
Alcn Cream, J-lh-s, Syrups &c- Ths Is puro Extract
containing tne true favor Of Tho ui 10 bo.iles eens
escA Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Cs@m III So ~
DrogSiE rs Broad way, cor ChaHberRs Sod also n io
ruroue: soc n Eas, Broadway nys 2niseoc
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SAILED
,Snip New.f ork, ChAleaton; steamer Palmetto do
ss'p Republic, L!rsrPooli bark Aloth, do.
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pENNEs, PENSIks-in rols % aay e.cn, tas ssla
Al ros fh5uas 0sex zytS ied
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MARIN + JOU ENAL,
PORT or NEw-YORE.

PORT or NETWORK
MINIATURE ALMAsAc THIS DAY.
sun MOON, FULL SKA.
Risea-.4 ~ Sets - 81 Morn. Il Eve. -
LATEST DArES
London ......June Is Asvre. IL
liverpool ----.-.-JuUe l9 New Oresns- June 20
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THE EYE.
nR WHEELER Oel. ri 40 2, Greea.rtcaIt v !
~ a-sr -a..-ry f-.O-s h's ts-
OF Ese OPh.ha mia Surgery, and
pub IL MT zDo-s cs-sses
which hrnz2 eye subject any disordrrs Of as,
winch c2cnoI be -sI-nuay -.i-'-d cur-t by hm TIE
v.,I cuui-r OF gneoun:-c testimonials hi-t
~ hiI otc- wi! szH;y he ~ &c ihsi
c.-,-d -i.A-r % Of any Oc
l;. in b. United SiaI=A
cy OF = tc1r. from A u 70 Sc.ock, p u If;er
whicr b. ~..!.s outdoor patti MS
p..npt l-i Containing remarks % DIs-ss-s o IL Ey-
viii purn-raus i.,l.oc-s % srEs -drct-d y Or
bee mod Of Treatment, czc be hzc ny {.
r-siJ--c= vi Dc totwsfc-i 70 asy
los application - tiu .Ssi PAID J! = ICED
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u
CEadock'. Cr-m cal Steam Ensins
GfsICv'l - kl,stng-n
kip 90 Argentine Erruhiic
VI ch-.-t'- Mice lsneous WORKS
F,ithJt' Costumes ic =. ypt
Shapes Egypt
E-ious & Daniel
Ha-kIy'. Scenery OF Like,
Architecture Guide Ia UNfoft
L,- % Min-ril NsIers
Amrrsc rf Month
Herbert, Work. n.w edition. 20.
Towrs,nd's Lives Of Iutg-s-2vOs
MrFarlAae On S-csssip1
Hand Book OF Sewing.
WILEY PUTNAM
NJ 81. Importers X. i6t Broadway.
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I,AHTsH ERIE PIG IkUN.-lC9 tons sricuJ
mo / ttuDcrtsd fou glasgow direcs, for sal1 oy
r,ysO sswtSs JAZZ n. OLSEY, "a Westsf
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BELOW.
Bark; and two Briggs unknown. Wind MY Z
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TuST PuaTISEEN

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE MANUEL " the Ssw-IJrs State Convention no~
in Session Al Aasly. c'nt.:1g the nevr Coz si;ta1oas
of Missouri, + cris T-Ns- and Iowa. hhsrtr unrubrhec
together with full synopsis OF all the SAFE Cousiutors
$50 s Of Counties Town Ciii-s sal " ards Of TIL
State 81 NwYorI iih the Ce5sls fpr h- years lSSu
1885 1870 snd si5 and ch-r vsu.b'e marrr Published
and fer sale by WALKER CRATGHEAD,
iy73rs Ia FIitonst
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hORATiO HILL, Aucrone-r.
by C0OLkY, kEhSh 81 HILL-Siors Isl
~ Broadway. Se~.Yotk Long Room. ltnrodgh the pas
ssgs)
Liberal cash advances al goojs consigned for sals
TUESDAY EVENING JnS
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A-oTJGE.-Thr co p.-te-r,h!p h-r-tef-r- existing ~
Si~reu Nm. T 6AApES Z HENRY SCOTT, - -
S,-c.-r-si 10 III. css q b. cUL.-nl The
yu.is-,- VII 5-te.t.-r b cnoduciet ~ VT ss~t-p.
,ns v,bo = M y. tap2y ztc -
he a; DO slsud. N-~-YorI, July +.a, 1876 ~ ST.
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1'HE DIAPHkAGu fILTEHs.-Ta.s. aa.fa!
and oeE1uui arac.es saIe ant exhibition II
ssh SrostwsJ Tee prope;ors enabled from ncrc.sd
aes In rnrtr msaafAeure hford ren pr.ezs WIZ
n r-aca OF al house Keepers Us lris-
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SY,sI lET-A Races ~. vel i. hl=1 40 sa-v-:
room ~ --t ~ silu-te1 = TIE srco2c story T.
u,r,b- Tor .ac RON fr Exni afscr1rirg
) S-ss=u-<. ~
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nOAhDtNt.-U-sir4Die lei. board,
ID Nh. al Chsmn-rs.t Rro-iV-T. 2isH
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o. cAS5 SOLEI HOTEL, baiston Sps, N. r.,
E Vac foop-csd ;or tLo ofyisitofs s lotb
- daJ OF June IasL
Fom The very bcfal patronage received last season. Tee
Proprietor has be iIducrd excessive improve
b~;h iSI=f any sad oxterD.y, bJ The sddiron o.
Le~ fofnl.Ifs, and exeHsiye walks and play grounds
TGis doeI, DolGg mirs from Bar stoss spfirESG
ami hOuI "beh ,.sco hrql1EI dsly eommHo Hau'n -
as AID dsalns Ia A., MAY !nss ho s.dl
zcd i've Mics ON ~ bite sulphur oPiIes, -
piece IL efco4fse IL h.d ny cafri.s1 .na NJ
re location that 1. surpassed oy ely i-~e
nrnI II Ibc county. .,,,.- ,,ash ha,- -.
Co6sr-ss, Psgl.IVn and Io<ine ~ d. .o.-,.-S
PoQntain vii % aruishsd daily TsEL " 80 VIC seSs VI
n. Hotel ,s..r,, =, ~. 49,.
TDe subscriber hopes, from 70. os' ~ =, ~
80 80 ~ ~ It S,r lauLlss sEd al otter guests
az e~s"a Nte ''s y. W. HUXFoKp,
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no QUARRY NIEN.--Haulei--l0 expert need
1 OurtrS well tainted with breaking principal
rock qua,rs, whom steady emrlpynett
Md good wages " ~ given, by applying TO ROBERT
MATCHES ~ the quarry Lliil- FAILS, SewJrrs-y -
mites from Ps!-rslr,J 10 VIM. II. HARRIS N-~sts
T.. leis-
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The stock on hand Jaly 1s45 consisted of143i2 5os
Po,s and 54s9 DO Pearls together 70 sol b5ls-azainE
same time this year of old aud new s052 o5!s eos, and
1924 do PsarIs together II ZIG bbls.
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Coal rsn,pd ton, 95il IA 20 2Lg72 1920 325a9 1920
The w htewaier Canal is doing better this year
than before but still yields but meagre return It's
coat From late Report appears the business OF lsi5
was more than double that Of lsi4-the toIs being
For the year ending Nov so 1890 e
Nov. 80 lsi5.--.--.---.. & 339 5S
Nov. 70, ls45 TO May 80, ls46....-.-.---- 309 81
W atar rnnin 10 date $1,000. ! 81 -
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II PURSUANCE o az ofcsf q tn- Surrogate 0. no
ECona,y OF E-u-York Soc- IS h-r-by given - n. per
ON. h.v n, I.u, .eAc, P,iick Moan, VI The City
OF NeYork grocer, d-eeas-d % Pre.en TOE With
Ih- vouchers 70 lie sao.eo-f Al La residence NJ
eisath CAV OF jay OF J.nuarJ aeIt Dsted NewYorx,
r,s,h 5.v q. JurT ls,S THOMAS DOLAS
ii iAv5n idnnlatstot Viz tae VII ann-Ied
i.OIJNURY PIt: IRDN.-5o Ions Pnenix No /, very
L saperior for "a. ay JAS Il. oLNET, n w-si-st
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= :, :. I.nUI v 4 PHOFKhT Al pFiYste uaIe--
e. 49, n..er,saI and oriek rouAe aud lot Of
IL md No IS Livngsonst stzs oi lot Is BY ZOE
49,, vith nons IS feet 90 scberatrhornsI TIE hoaSs
80 a. 80 Deco finished In tho very beat manner with
,y ooSrs Marie uiantsIs, BLACK graLss panir.ss kc
81 10 nfst ordo,. For farther psrtcu ars apply
- as ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auero1esT,
i,52w No. broad.st
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IA ANIED.-A sl.Gs1ou ~ gardener ~ 7 ung Man.
w lately from Old Country, who well undersiaLd d.
hi, busin-ss-lsa P otrstan; AID well RECON-
mended oIire al MI Bilss1dI seed uicr-.
OF Prircest and brozdSay II not previously
rrpaR-d ~ill Z, c-I Jr CALI for . III IL
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WASHINGTON, July 8, 1886
Congress-Thc Presidency, &c.

COngreSs-Ihe FTeStdchcy, qc.
MIR. Calhoun has made high bid for the Pres-
dency, and if his friends stand fast ne will bring
the regular nominee to the House. The land bill
which passed the Senate to-day is his bill or
amendment The plan Of the bill is very simple.
Lands which shall have been in the market ten
wears on the first of March, 1917, to be sold at III
for three years thereafter, then the balance Of
suoh lands at 70 cents FOR three years, then at %
CENTS for three years. then at Is cents, at when
nrice thew are TO stand This is Mr. Calhouns
amendment. with the exception OF the clause
proyidina that after the remnant or remnants so
transmitted, from graduation to graduation, GOWN
TO Is cents, shall have been IN the marker snIee
wears the same shall be surrendered 10 the ota,o
or States in which they may lie, winch was sr'c "a
an ont on account OF the opposition from inc o'o
St,,as There "a clause in the bill giving '" ao-
tunl settlers six months grace IN every sINou"ao"
over all other competitors :, IN - A.
Now this is n popular bill; II VIA mako Mf;
Calhoun a pnpular man IN the new S'nos, aau
'.,,h ,ha Wast aad the South in his favor. ne may
S.c, ali the Baltimore Conventions that can be
lid ,ogeth. until the next Presidential riscuon'
II is useless TO say that the friends Of MI SAl-
honn contemplate some important capi'hi tr"'n
tbs hill With himself we know II TO b tnoa,
suTe of principle-an important chapter o. crv,o
In POLITICAL economy which, in England 'nu 'io
United States, is coming into practical epeIat0u
We suppose the Senate will go 10 WORK 10 lnu u
row on the warehousng bill, and that az the ciOSo
of the week this measure VIII also De Parssea.rr
Newt week commences the war upon the ram
hill and we NAV safely set down the deoh'e '"
three weeks duration, and its passage wa, pro
hablv depepd upon the casting vote OF the ~ ~
President. He has only the alternative u "e'
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, July 8, l94e
attack on the Castle of San Juan d UAoa ds.v~
mined on
For long time it has been cont empated 10 at
tack the Castle az Vera Cruz, but the Cabinet has
been slow to give The final ms, ructlons. They
have a model of the g stronghold" and Il has
been so well and thoroughly examined ty the
respective Secretaries who have charge Of the
fighting Departments, that they could almost, or
quite, as easily find their way INTO il as into tho
private room at the White House, where the Pre-
sident talks over with them the affairs Of the Re-
public. The bold effort Of the hardy tars Of the
st. Mary's, before Tampico, though not success
full, has the appreciation OF the President and
the Cabinet, and convinced them that our feet is
only waiting for the word $50" to advance to
the destruction of the Ca site. Accordingly, am
informed by high authority that yesterday, in Ca
binet council 1t determined to give orders on
sanction an attack on San Juan d. Uoc. This is just
what the young men of the navy want 1; many OF
the old ones think it would be ind.screet. Se 1t
may. But if the thing is to be done, the sooner
the better.
Secretary Marcy looks serious-Walker happy
buchanan thoughtful-od Cave contented. But
l could gain no news from them in my persgrna-
ton this morning AS for Mr. Bancroft, am
afraid to approach him, he looks so savage since
the war commenced FELIX.
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washington, July 8, lS46.


The administration has nothing to do with the
movements of Santa Anna-that is, 1t Is not
particeps criminis in these movements, although IL
will avail itself of his overture for peace, which -
expected if he shall be elevted to the supreme au-
thorty in Mexico, which is also expected. Or
course the administration has nothing to do with
the internal revolutions of Mexico, but everything
to do with their results.
Col. J. G.. Stevenson, Of New York, is in the
city He comes for his instructions respecting tho
field of operations, and the place of location oil
his regiment i'm California.
strong effort is making in Arkansas to super
cede Chester Ashley for the Senate; but so salts
factory and creditable to himself and the State
has been his course and conduct in Congress,
that Mr.. Yell, or any other aspirant, Will find
Mr.. Ashey's defeat an uphill undertaking..
We expect Congress will work hard to adjourn
on the Sd or 10th of August saving the sub
treasury entirely out of the question till next De-
cembcr. ,>
The ladies of the Rock Creek (EpiscopaD
Church. three miles north of the city, are holding
a fair in the grove, for the benefit OF the church.
The fair is a public picnic, to continue all tho
week Ii is quite a fashionable resort, and
most delightful ride. There some beautiful
creatures al the tables, ready to serve you with
blackberries and milk, at a levy saucy-or
saucer.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Important from Washington.
a = = a o x
CASTLE OF SAN JUAN ! ULLOA.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WARRINGTON, July Q, 1916.
Senate.


WAsHISsros, July Q. Isss.
Senate.
oATLIs's INDIAN cALLrRr
Mr.. j. NJ CLA.ro, presented memorial from artists
in New York, recommending the purchase of cstlirs
Indian gallery and made appeal 10 the Senate
in behalf of the measure.
BOUNDARY IOWA.
Mr. wrsrcorT, from the Committee Territories,
reported bills from the House defining the boundary Of
Iowa and authorizing Wisconsin to form State govern
ment without amendment
CRIMINAL INDIANS.
On Mr. AsHLEY's motion, the judiciary committee
instructed to inquire into the expedisncy Of extend
ing the criminal laws of the United States the Indian
territory.
BuKrAv LErTrRs.
bill to organize executive bureau, under the
dressed to hm,wa discussed 1t wes opposed by Me..
westcott and Huntington. and, finally 1t was refer.
red to the judiciary committee.
SALE or MINERAL LANDS. q
bill to sell the reserved mine al lands In Arkansas
Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, taken up and passed.
PASSAGE the GRApUATror BILL
The land graduation bill was also passed. ayes 90 nays
Is: party vote, except Johnson from Maryland who
voted for IL.
bill to incorporate the navy Of Texas into our navy
was taken up discussed amended and postponed until
THE WAREHOUSE ELL
% " Dill was men up sna
the bill by Mr. Huntington, some days ago.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON re- oined, and after the adoption OF
sundry amendments the bill postponed until to
APPROPRIATION ELL.
The appropriation bill was then taken up amended,
and passed, and the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
THE LAND GRADUATION BILL.
The journal having been read the House resolved IT.
self into a COMMITTEES Of the whole, Mr. Fickn In tho
Chair and resumed the consideration Of the land gadu-
alton bill.
Mr.. GORDON spoke an hour against the bill
MIR. PAYNE spoke an hour in its favor.
Mr.. ScHrScK followed against the bill and pictured
the rsed grow tn of the West other portions Of the
United States under the existing plan Of dsposng of the
public lands at 81 20 per plan that had rapidly
plan was now to be broken up He said that. west
man. the district he represented was willing to los
well enough ALONE
THE RErRoctnroS or ALEXANDRIA.
message from the President was read, announcing
that had signed the bill retrocedng the city Of Alex
andria to the State OF Virginia s~-s
BILL.
Mr. PARRAoH got the floor but gave way for the COM
jttee rise and submitted the land bill to them a. tho
one under consideration
This customary form being through with, Mr.. Darragh
Addressed the committee length favor of the gradu-
alton OF the public lands the most feasible Of dis
posing of them. ~ -
MIR THoMr,oS. o. Miss earnestly advocated the pas
sage of the bill
Mr. Brrroy ne xt obtaine. the floor when the commit
arose and re solution adopted to end the debate
the bill tomorrow. The House then adjourned
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vuSr ssfc vys.

GREEN WITCH ThEATRE--Comsr Of yariek and
~ Charlton streets = Fdd-y Evening, July 10Th The
performances W II with popular m o-i ma
ThE CORN Laws OF ENGL AND-Gilher M9ntton.
Character Da &c by Miss Pray; song BY Ar Dennison
Dance, |. honsie By Fanny Deerng. 10 conclude
s shisSld Leslie; Mr. BLASeHARDi Dasad Mcneil, Mr.
Boxes, 2 PA l2 Private Boxes in
Orchestrs Boxes. each 7 cents.
4, ASrLE UAkurN, With hs extensive ffomen.oes is
~ open day and svenngThis (Fndsy) Evening July 10,
so9t SELECTION Of MusIc from Auber, spss. Labrsy,
boledieu amer Reissiger. and Kuner will he performed
~ the ochestai uider direction Of Mr. Meyer ntems
son q ball aa hour i Refreshments The beautiful Of
OoSMORA1As, ertendily aroand the whole VI the Es-
pansde VIII be brilliantly illuminated th thus giving
Views. Admission 2k cents iy9
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY

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MANUFACTURED by Mr. johnson, the inventor
Vl late Johnson, Vroom Fowler wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps and article pertaining 70 an
extensive mandatory FOR the trade aud lanIe AZ less
prices IN any other county can Snpfy.
Also Inc depot the original and only gennine WAGES
Pain Ertactor for burns and Hays Linment for flcs
Kaly dor, for the complerion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
sarsaparilla Extract, 5octs per bottle
On hs most favorable terms merchants in all parts OF the
Steam Soap Works and Lsborsory Of LsrIuWes rs'snt
Medicines &C. &C. 81 myH insrc
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THE WH0hE kAyEL FAMILY.

l..
THIRD APPEARANCE OF MILE BLANGY.
NiBLUS GAhDENs-Fnday Evening, July lOth. 1896.
Overture.
To be followed by Daring and Extraordinary FLATS ON
THE TIGHT ROPE, By The RAVEL FAMILY.
Atter which the lsughable comic PantonIms Of
the WOODCUTTERS-Ch,rsct by the Hayei Family
Comic Pas de Deux by Gabriel R'yel and Nine Leon
Jayelli. To conclude with Military advertisement
Hall on hours ntern,ssol for the Coueers ia-dusard
Ia the Refreshment Saloon.
To be followed BY the petite ballet pantomme one
act, called THE VENGEANCE OF DIANA, taken from
the heather Mythology and arranged expressly for the
but of mile Bapgy by Gabriel Ravel = Diana, Nine
Henri Huntresses Of Diana, Corps de Ballet Hunters
Messr Smith, Jones, sc. incidental to the ballet-Danee
and Groupings Mdie B,ngy and the Corps Grand Pas
deTrois Mdlle Bangy Mime LeonJaveli and Mons Henri;
Grand Tabieeu
Waltz, from Rosta.
To conclude with the Neapolan National Dance by Mde
Blangy and Mons Henri
Doors O'Clock entertainments begin at soelock.
Tickets 80 cents.
70 The Proprietor has great pleasure in announcing the
OF the popular Comedian Mr. W. H. BURTON,
who will appear Saturday fvorire CHI acter;
ALSO the engagement Of Mr.. II. PLACipE. for limited
number of nights order the public
of seeing these admirable artistfs the evening
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Married.

Married.
On the 9th instant by the Rev Henry Chase. Mr..
GEoRoE G. AcKLEr, formerly of Vermont, to Mrs.
SARAH ANN WooD. OF Brooklyn. New York
On the sth instant. by the Rev. VIM Page Mr. VII.
LIAM c. BuRoER, OF Williamsburgh l. L. to Miss Louisa
daughter of the late Peter Cashow formerly of Manhas
seu L l.
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