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~U-ssD AGKEAV INDIAN CL AIW BA n e ahd
6ulS51rdN Ianeous entertainment, ~ Glen Cove
Landing Dr.. f.l-rI respectfully an
pounc-s 10 the cilksrs OF NewYo and Brooklyn that
m CO.'S. Gaerco unfiyofaEo OF the wesIher
The Ith vi July cunpi.anss with the wishes Of q
gr,.l number OF adde's and gentlemen. 40 will hold hs
Indian Clam Bake Thursday, lsh Of July for VIII en-
occasion no the Steamer BOSTON, 10 leave
N.w.Yor1 O'Clock, foot Of Cansl-st and halfpast
O'CLOCK foot OF Fuons T. RIVER snd return r toe even
.nk On tho ARRIVAL of the al Glen Cove the COM
pany VIII proceed 10 the beautiful grove 10 Tho OF Tho
Glen Cove Pavilion, where Dr. Vslenune will give hii
Queer Quaint Ouikca Coficsl Characters, emor acinS
Fun Farce FreaI, Froc and Foib-s nIersprrsed with
c.ica sketches, &C. &c 10 DO followed by al lndian
Cnm Bake anh Hop tho Green. Tickets
Including ne whole 81. M Db-r Of Ticss. lin.
ned to be ID Anthony Beeea.r. Sroai below Wall,
John II. llrs gll.on-.l; James LArmte, Chambers-st
Pep.f S;- Trrrapin Lunch Richard iains Fulton Of
K Z. Valentine. y. Beaver.
P.s-shoud .n7 w-A.er prove stormy, Tho Monday fol
loving, or p-xi fair day. Jyll4r
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CHEAP BOOhS-CAEAP BOOhS'
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Mor.-s Geographic Maps. No. 5-orice - cis;
The Horse. Doctor The Haniis Disease and Manage
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Tire Artisan OF Lyons By The author OF the Orange Siri,
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General Notifies.

II The Function of the LunEs.-The Iuugs are
the orgtrs wh6h convert The blood TITO sz-r su6
by viihdrswiag from tbs atmospheric cir list PORTION ticn
10 necessary supper: Of If suftsn suG rupport Ire
animal syseC IL therefore ore OF ie= absolute co11
rons Of health tbs; luugf he IsP; n 7goross snd
Injured Or he ara; symptoms. therefore. In
shape Of cough cold ofvv-1 r,aol OF III. delicate
organs il 10 advisab!eto 20 Pes..s CsriSed Eez
bound CEacy. preparation which. Il saJ fiih car Be
placed 10 human testimony, IL en- cfase and speedy
eos 10 all such css-s.
Sold u bo-.s AID retail - Div,sor-.t: 10 A.aa--
House no Broadway: - WsEer,t fsi Broadway: iss
6;h-sv 5-oofigu. l., t5s Fsi.ous. l55 Faoc--t; ma
FGitor-st and as FGiton-.t jyl4Ii
E DR.. Woods sarsnparilla and Wild Cherry
ssrn- sr:Cniihtrs TIA. ;ais scctne ia,
iorIned "a cases OF DTpspsis Js1ndicr Vertigo. Cosse
ness ineiref;on ard a! t,es'-s E-tIrs rom dersuge
In-ot OF tie system. Indeed wonderful Thare "A
oeee2tio1 shout H. ,ecrei Of is Qualities ard j.
n-nded by Or. " q Mnor family ;.ticn. 10 De ~
eo1.e5.
Sold wholesale AID ret,t By WYATT EETCHAM.
II E1lio..st ~ r-i.: ls2 Broadway sl B.--ck-r; =
Io~ery, y. Y. IVA sds
2 Country AdverrisinS.-M.soa Tu;;l-. Sc WI
hsn-str h-schesn Exchange, ouiy sseuI the
adterti1Hs business in &c city If N-E-YorE.
R-leish 81 C S:ssds-5.
NJ have removed to the odas Magnetic Telegraph
New, Rooms Il
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~ American Institute Farmers Club
nsSeeas OF Lee Cu1 WI % oeid ~ he heposi
o,! 10 NE fAfk % Tuesday, l4a July noon TX IL
,NesaoleeI Ins-os Inlurtou. Vegetation Su-st gers
arc specially invited Adnissloa free 10 a.. isIS2I
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JOSEPH 3. oLoSR q 90.
No. II Bowsry.

ARH's, bcY's khD CHiLDREks
ETASHIONARLE CLI7HlN0 al Wholesale retail nnd
INC iaIkest any sLor7 IN tbs city. Csn
AID see a. 3. f1prning Tho goods unsolDd
within days After purchased have botI mopsy
again "a Smis
- U1IMEk GOODs.-WM. JENNINGS 4 CO., Drs-
kJpeIs Tsofs LIN Of CIoth Caasmsfss Vest
nss Dh.nys aGcy cfess articles, NC 81 Broadway, OPP
poslte The FOUNTAIN, prepared for aa Summer rsoe
win The Of Goods lhoy
offered for ,nspec,on-tI! u which wiz made 70
moderate chzrK-1 Particular attention n solicit
ID from appreciate IT. combining and els
sznce Inc Style OF Paotsoous enabled 70 fur.
nsh- large assortment OF ready made Zephyr Cloth,
Merros Casnm=rett1 Linens and 0rsss CoI backs and
tO-ssy win great varsity Of fancy dress articles con-
stsn;iy on hnad. jcD lad
& ASA DIAPERS AND TAILOh5. ls7 Brood.
S~Ey.-J. c. Booth 4 Co. having received sdcironri
supplies Of choice Goods would pecluy invite tbo ~
Of t.e, and tho public Th1 stock
ony ezIer1~- uui tho richest qualities eno
patterns OF Vesn3, Cxssacres, DlnYs, &c Thai arc 70
DC found In this or fA-cign msrk1ts-
Having UNUSUAL tacIrs ln buying, ihey arc enabled 70
offer so1s Inducements though soood pc
hat Lbsf low prs have reference only 70 s
qualify materials and workmanship, end thai g-
nean produced al tneir estshihneni are Dol
any particular, By any bouse IN t5o Union
The CuIrnx Depa1men, u cordpcted 6y M. :. Less
wSoso tazl.blo ski ir Tho art 20 -. " LIZ
patience uad study ind who pcssesses INC Eepry
CT 6lshon form, mo o. ss{ies
otdrsss raos, httnz and ep2ropfino " 10 - S---
SUuuEK COATs.-Inp rovsd 'tSs sS, zspnJt SSote.
e Linen s1ehs, Sfk6p &c fe&dy
- - sSi S,o.sU.y Auef.caa Eotal
III N
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hORAfiO HILL Auciioueer.
DY COOLEY, kkESk a. HlLL-Storo l57
ID Broadway, Nsw-Yotk Long Room. Through tho pss
sage.)
Liberal cash advances all goods consigned for sale
JOHN J. V. wESTERvELT. AucuonesE
by WILLET IL WksTEHvELT-5tore 10
DSpruce-sL TUESDAY, August 18th
Al 10 O'Clock, 81 Tho Auction ROOM
PoLIcE SALr-Wt.! sell at Auction all Tho unclaimed
properly remaining the First District Polics Office, Halls
VI Justice cou.ng OF Dry Goods, Clohing OF ali
kids Watches Je~eiry Rope lron and articles Of almost
every d-scriplop. lylio23th
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GRAND EXHIBITION OPEN,
MODEL OF NEWt ORk.-Tnts imm-uAe work OF
Lfl An will open for exhibition a! the Minerva Rooms
700 Srosdwsy Saturday the Fourth OF july. IL 10
musl accurate and beautiful miniature OF ihs Metropolis
IN carved wood. representing every street. lane building
she'd tree the elevations and d-pressions The shipping
,,.ahoa ~h.rvea and every other object In the CITY TO
III. number OF millions. !; has been In progress for
or ,hsu and upward OF one hundred persons nave
csen mplo,rd Its construction Including some OF tho
FIRST Artisu. American and European.
Above the Model,s splendid GOTHIC CANOPY con-
tanning IN different compartments OH Paintings OF some
OF the principal business establishments 10 the CiIy
Doors open from A. NJ. 10 10 NJ. Tickets - cents
TO he procured principal hotels and book and music
spr-s S-sson Tickets 81 cents Children under 10 J-ars
OF aye bali price F. PORTER BELDES, Proprietor.
~ B-None hut admitted on the Fourth JyS ms
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GopHs.
RANDALE'S GEOLOGY
WILL Be PUBLISHED on THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JULY.
INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION
TO THE
SCIENCE OF EOlOGY.
DESIGNED For The USE OF The YOUNG.

BY S. S. RANDALL
Deputy Superintendent ofCommon Schools OF the State
of Nes.York Editor OF the Common School Jour.
nal, &c. &c.
Agents. Booksellers and others will please send on
their orders.
Ertract from the Authors Irtrodn1tio7:
In the preparation this work the object OF the al
thor has present from The best aanaoe sources
the leading principle and prominent results OF Geoos
cal Science chiefly with the view OF engaging the atten
zion and attracting this interesting channel the re-
searches OF Young The purely scientific details ano
technical language with which the practical tieoogst IA
familiar have been possible purposely avoided
= This work is printed on new, Iarge type
in one volume lSmo.. with numerous engravings
and neatlybound in cloth for Private and District
School Libraries. Price so cents.
The Work may be procured through any Of the
Booksellers. GREELEY McELRATH.
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BOOKS FOR SUMNER READIN


iST NO. lI.-Choir- Book. OF Trav-.
IL l. Knglakes Eohen or Traces OF Eastern Travel 9c.
Z Werourton's Crescent sud Cross, vols. each SOC.
g. Titmarshs Cornhl 10 Cziro, SIC.
:. 6ordous French 10 Agi-rs. SIC,
). HswIhornes Afrcsn Cruizer, soc.
d. Headley's Letters from liza y Soc.
:. H-adrys lps aud the Rhih-. SIC.
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9 Ch--ver's p grim on Jun gfrau Alp. Soc
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10 Hodgssn's So:-s or Alhc4. 75t
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Il. LIE In Csfornis, 81 3.
Is LysPs Travels Ia Nor:h America 75c-
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Carlton Sales.
Il TRADE SALE

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Apei,oaeer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATr.-stofs
d 81 BrusawaJ-LsSersl CsTh Advances nsde % eoa
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8NnssEents.
NBLo'S GARDEN.

NISLO'S GARDEN.
Tuesday EVENING. July lt;a. ISIS
Fin" nisht Q. q New Psntor,ne N Which Lee whole
-,- family vii sppe.r.
SE enter.aurenis viii commences s; O'clock, With
Popular Ov--tnr.,
Afer Which. TIGET ROPE! by lie Ravel Family.
rn de peax from NATALIE.
70 eopcsds "i;s RosERr IS sU r. sT;' Ma''d'
4 Mh kICAN MUSEUM .pd AERIAL GARDEN
~! LAY NEG s-v-uas nis week. commencing Mos.
s. oclocE and every evecins Gs in ecunp.nes
wts the request OF numerous pa;rcus TIE Manager
wonderful .nnss ever seer he largest living Arsecrds
or scs Sonsuetor ever seeu "a America; Ltvrs Or,ne
der e~ar, The Anatomical V-ra Grr,, W-ssesn Ysa-
f-e Comedian; Miss E Jaiiso, eAaaSl csasea'e; VIM
Whiilock Bsno Player and Negro Meods: Pete Morris
Acn.ssor IS children aDsef 10. 2t iyIS
,AeTLK GARDEN wiz ia x,euatve prUa-oadr,,
:, oo-n Day and Evening; Offering superior oPpor;Hni
De. 70 he lo.ers OF 10 viewing me h,rcr add
sea b. Ess-Mocday, Tuesday SEQ ecnesisy july Sih
SAD 18Th. IN the Evenins the following cees10a 9,
Minor; End.nbUrsn 'sliz j. N,n.es GS.ioe , Il
Ter Os,r-cher Lander 5Aaoe &c bolens. pnInk sn.s.
mission tie beautiful Rsr of COsmor.mss o Der sres
-hrtz o. Saloon Pcjts; Grand DG-lle; 3, Moniroie
Waiz; L. la G.lzs Ladra Atm,.ion. OILY 20 cru:
a,H%uRA M. So erosdwsS. between Spring and
"A Prince ,-Musicsl Entertainments OF superior or.
der vii, be given a, The shove popular and sshorsble
plsc- OF resort every evening (SGL dsss excepted COM
renoirs \, s O'Clock. Atnitianc- free. iyIs III.
.-OE.OhpSs
Sspecty gives notice 10 hs r!rpes ADD me Puoe tnst
re viii give Corcer OF Sacred Music 81 The Dutch Church
tDr D~ishrs Of Court aud JorsleTnon sh, COX
W. on TUESDAY Evening l+th inst He has eossxed Mrs
= LopEs OF Nevforf. .nd runeer Of e'mpesen ans
irrr, have Kindly volunteered their valuable aid for loe
occasion. fhOrhA NM
Part |.
, Voluntary on The Orgsn........... Concerto bv Rink.
2 Chorys-Sus God....F From Mss No. $ II ->dn-
So.rt-ite-Waer- arc Thy Bowers, y Canaan ko,slR-
ChOrus-Ths OF the Lord 10 upon iheir aNcn-
. Suug-Ang-s ever bright ard fair ,......b snG-i.
: Chorus and Qisr-tie -Sishs shades. RcssrL
s Sous-Souuo The Trumpe; Ia JeruaaeG ... h ulul-l
g Chorus-L.f up The Shawn Rcs'nl
PART II.
10 Voluntary the Orssn aorod
II. Duei-GSscrtu Consori.....From Haydns Cresiion
II Caoru,-H He falls. From Seukoun, OfSiofto Of David
IS Soug-Wrh verdure clad Hsydn
Il Chorus-DaughIers OF lsrael..From the Orsioro Of
David.
q Tickets so cent, each TWO ladies' a1d one gen.
Il-n!sn's itcket for 81.
Corc-rt commence AZ 3 o'clock. jsll SN'
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Apf JANIS m. .HlLEhtA-
ID TUESDAY, July Il

ID TUESDAY, July IA
Al III O'Clock al lhe Store No. Liberty.sl
Doors SHOES BhoGAss.-l,UoO cases Boots, Shoes
aud consug oisvory variety suilabe for South
-rn Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
Also, by order OF Nh Assignee STOCK comprising IA
f,-ty OF Mems Wumsus and Cbiidrehs boos Snoea and
Broysus. THURSDAY, July 10.
l0i O'clock, the Slufe OF u. Leo Knapp Paen No
10 Jacob-st
SoLE LEArHEK-5eUo Sides OF Solo Leather with other
articles IN Tho line.
FRIDAY, July IL.
At lOi O'Clock, al the OF CAshu No 2S3 Peafsl
Doors Shoes BRoGAss -6Vo Of freAh ana
ssasonabe Buos Shoes aud brossns comprisng genera
assortment suitable Southern, Western and City trade.
On FRIDAY, July 81, 1916.
tl2 O'Clock, Al the Merchant Exchange.
VIII be sold under ,he direction Of David Branntss.
Master Chzncsry all those lois OF land with the
No 1877 MerceI-sL each lot being
IS le-I front snd rear. ny 100 doep.
tlY JANIS vi. MILLEK, AueIioueer-oo We'd.
- ssday, Aug 5ih 1886 Third Trade Sale OF Para and
Manufacured Indis-fubper Shoes In No~-York al tho
of Abner broodon u aud 10 Gold s-iOOOoo psirs
Para and Manufactured ludsrubber SHOES, consisting Of
all he various kuds, Mels and Womsn's patent sheo
rubber Oycrshoes Heus shcotrubb1r and cloth srePd
Oyershoes Mems finished Para Snoos Womens hnished
Para do; Misses finished Psra do Wom-ns furred and
lined Boots and Shoes do galloon bound Uf.clans do
manufactured Bu.kins do sheotr rubber Sandalaj Mems
do; Mems aud Womons patent metallic Oyersnoes
The attention OF iho TItdr generally respectfully 70
q1-st.d Sale IL will found extensive Than
formerly. conast OF Improved styles and hriah
Tenn. hD-r-i. and made iDo~n OIL Sale. Jys w
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81. To I.ET-Ts- dwelling part OF House cor.er OF
- Tweaii-lhsl zoa Sins-sv-n1-, lCo-ses-scrAr-j
HaA oI-- ~l.a every convenience FOR boarding houzs
or rcSoo u. Including bath room,
ro.et rage and al he modern Croon fixtures
Ri Low 70 q good isasnt lccrire Of
D. a CU5HMAS, No, l35 Peari-G-
cry,a isS or s,h-sv-uu-- between nun lnt 2Ist str
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAY

WILL BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS,
THE
HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1876
1T WILL contain the whole sys,snl Of Wsier Cure snd
he true principles Health Longevity price 8! cts
gsnts aud the trade supplied al IS per hundred 80 per
,hoi i.snd. Address, AL orders 10
litfis WIN. Il. GRAHAM. Tribune Bulldog.
COOPER'S LAST AND GREAT NOVEL
80 PUBLISHED TIL. morning -Prt,'r 80 cents-BUR'
sGlSS STRISGER co. mis- day is'us the ia,rins,ing
novel JUST completed by j. F.uimoro Cooper, F'q inc
copy5vh which they great expense
nom th., 60 oh ted L. 1, entitled
THE REDSKINS or lNGlN AND INDIAN;
Ard more naturally told. graonic or attractive story
r-y.r f ron The pen VI Tho author of ssih-rsocEin
TsI.s Al farther Involvement Tor the vide circulation
OF 40 eNcelrni book the publishers buve concluded &c
mark down tho prc" To
FIFTY CENTS FOR BOTH VOLUMES.
Only half the Iua hiin.no paid for Coopers woraf Ma
,sns:oe TT. Ch.inheArcr Miles WarcGNrd and the
are also reduced the All which. II 10 hoped
will be duly spprec lated by dscri ninsting public who
desire sterling read ing NJ d low price.
BURGESS STRANGER / co. 80 Broadway.
ivI. Corner OF Ann.sI.
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PAMELA SCNHRTS.
DAMELA BorRrt,, AID bee2rul article, equal
Wilderness hnesi emp, an II durk5tity any
Es. now Tn-y warranted oear cleansing anc
cotcg NJ LOOK well
Aso, hzntsozts ASSORTMENT Of Straw Tuscan and Lace
Bonncss OF beat styles suitable for Allners Nes
ctsciy retail rste For sale BY
j-I7 l-ui,. IA NAPIER. 81 Josn,z
DISEASES AND IRREGULARITIES OF TIE
'TEETH-DR BiSELOW Once lo5 Lloerty..t osco,
hour FROM 10 Y O'Clock 81 Dsi7 AID purctus s.s,d-
ancs- General operations II Sargery, &c he
Toe snieiec arc uoss respectfully invited. 70 al
( si Tbs fnhzns oSsa. " - so lsr5
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. .sl lNLErENDENr orP2 2 lto
snd las. saiiins su-am=r BELLE. Capt >
SCHUYLER " i'll eay, Tie foot Of RobaIon-sL "Wednesday
ev-ulny al O'clock Tue Belle fed Up with spacious
.s,r ,os aud nas sccotn:rcd ecIa 10 boat 90
The Nor;h Rver For passage eighI apply ~ So Capt
OF beard VI =, me Office on Inc docs. VI 49,,
jyli ~ GEc. y ~ ANL<Lt.
-G~. ISDkrENDENT OrPUS1TIoN
E{AGEss3S Line for ADsaJ.-The spiecod steamer
ONEIDA. Captain Geo. o. upper, VIII
leave he .Auoosi per foo. VI Llosryst Tuesday even
iogs7 cock T. II. landing a. and aucsoo
lglI- .-
r. ATaE mssn fc1nI .:~an-r OREsOS hav-
5xh2rHF7dN TX wiIsdfswn for Few Gays for tne
puf pose OF pninnGs, VIII resume her r-gu-
lar ip. oiorlnscn AID ProvIdeLce Ills Cay
The OREGON viii i-sy- pier No Norm 1V-r a. ; G'eoek
?. VI. every T1-sisY, Th1rsday ADD sasarchy 'Jli
nrkklIUM BOOTs-fIn7 fr-ocn boos for
"a - cs made those Iosd u CHEF
81 ,torrs ior 81 hne French Cali booIs FOR 81 S. ecus
so 70 ne made in ths city for 80 q a. YOUNG
= JOSE5'S grencn Boot and caoe h.nRfac,cry, obo u
lo- most .sEole5e IN TIE city. Our Boou haylng beer
jagged fsir NDlos said 10 &c iso best
solc city Al Bool warranted 10 give saEfscton
MznainS &c done II Ine Slor-, YOUNG 4 JONES, Nc.
nr-st the American Museum, Sew-Iorz- Q1cl
ss!es azc sr,s! profits Is cor -notio. jy2 lmt.ood'
an THE NV STYLE Summer Hsts lai-y MIRO
orcec, tor sale, win improvements price IS 80,
by WATSON CO. I5i Cnatnari-sl
N B-A large Easorunsni OF Panama, Legcorn, cyo
description Of su-ner Han, very moderate prices-
les
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GOOD ANC CHEAP READING.
NEJM. TAYLOR = co No. 2Astor House, have isiely
w published beautiful Style two OF the works Of ihs
fret American novelist Charles Brockden Brown, VIZ -
Wielaud. the Trsnsforin-Ion; and
Ormond, the Secret Wilness
These Interesting works Alths time OF iEelr hr sppetr
ance game suhnr anvabe reputation both 10 ths
country and Ia En- gland The Bo,lon Post in speaking Of
them
Cool criticism DO nothing with them Aher all Is
said they fascinating sv.ronc- begun They must
be read TO the catastrophe or explanation"
Also Klosterheim. thu Mask by the Eoglish Opium
E4Ier This WORK ufihinS interest, ard with thoso
before mentioned form Nos OF The LIBRARY Of Stan lard
Romance Price, each, - eta.
The Condition OF Health ard Long Life by Robert Oh,
6-rs Of Edinburgh. Price y c.s-
TIE Nv~-Yors Illustrated Magazine for July. 25ctL
~ Just received Cnopeis novel, Tle R-dsktns-
% eta iva WIN. TAYLOR L co No. , Asior House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-15
BY THE NJ AlL9.
Highly Interesting from Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Sept IL, 1886.
Santa Amna's First Steps to return to Merieo-
HIS agent in Washingtors-Co Conference with the
President Assma~css- Probability Of Propo-
sails for Peace in Consequence The Scheme Pub
lcty Repeaiing itself-A Duel, &c.
Some time ago, the New York Herald stated,
on very good authority, that Mexican agent had
been in this city, and in constant intercourse with
the President, and members of his Cabinet; that
the object of the mission was to produce favor
able impression towards Santa Anna, and to faci-
litate his restoration to the chief mngistracy OF
Mexico; on the understanding that If the United
States government would give its weight and in
fiuence. with a view to this object, Santa Anna
would be in favor of speedily terminating
the difficulties existing between the two nations,
bv causing the instalments, due to our citizens,
to be paid. and ceding to us portion OF Califor-
min This messenger was also enjoined to make
representations, showing the ineffciency Of Pa
redes. and those who surrounded him, to con-
vince the President and his advisers that no man
but Santa Anna could restore order; as opposing
generals were constantly warning on one another;
and sectional and private jealousies had attained
such height, as to require his presence to con-
centrato the good will of thatceuntry for purposes
of peace.
When this report was published, the Union,
with its accustomed complaisancy, treated the
whole matter with ridcue; stated, &c cdthsdra
that no such agent had been here, and that no
such understanding had taken place between the
members of this government and Santa Anna;
that parsonage, claiming to be an American
citizen, had vistedi Washington, protesting to
have matters of importance to communicate; but
he met with cold reception, and took his de-
parture, shgmatised as a cheuoiisr dirdsstr'e
Now for the truth. The gentleman alluded 70
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Died.
At Brooklyn, en- Monday, the l4th inst, Mrs CArHA-
relict Of the late Peter Conover Esq., in the 5Sh
year of her age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence of her George s. Como
YER No aA3 Hicks street. without further invitation this
Tuesday afternoonat o'clock. Her remains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment
At Jamaica, West Indies, the 10th ult, Alexander
Paache eldest Of the late NJ Palache Esq, in the
3ist year Of his age
In Pittsburgh, Pa, on Thursday last, Mrs. HESTER
LAIRD, aged 49,
In the same place, on Wednesday morning, ABSER
UPpEoRArF, aged IS years He has been resident Of
that city for as years; universally known and
tanned through life the character of industrious and
honest man.
Eat Bahia Brazil in April last Capt Moses TIcHENoR
OF schooner Eleanor, Of New York; native Of Newark
New Jersey.
In st Louis, on the 9th inst Mr. CHRISTOPHER FouLKs
sged rs years and nine monhs-one of the Oldest and
most respectable citizens.
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rPrivate entrance at the Hall doc,

CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing, will
resume his lessons usual az bis Music Room, 90 Leo
To THE AMATEURS or THE AccoRpfor he would re.
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection OF the popular operate melodies and avore
pieces.
This production was much needed to show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument
whose capabilities have remained 80 long unknown. -
Signor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils ON the riano aho
Guitar au3o In" m
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county of New York. from 5h day Of
september to the 18th day OF September 1886.
CT men, Al women, II boys, 81 girls Total 2a7

u men, Al women, ~ boys, 81 girls. Total 247.
DISEASES.
Apopexy, 81; Bleeding IRON lungs 1; Burned scalded,
Il Bronchitis. Il Cancer Casualties, Cholera infartum,
30; cholera morbus q Consumptos 81 Gopynislons IS;
Group, Coup de soel (sun stroke) II Debility g. De-
lirum repens, Darrha. 9; DIopsy, a. DrcPsy in the
head 10; Dropsy the chest Il Drowned 2; Dysentery,
I6; Erysipelas l; Efaon 1; Fever Fever puerpen q
Fever remittsntt Fever scarlet Fever typhoid s. Fe-
ysus Heart, dSesss Of Hoogpg cough !; infamma.
of lungs O; Inflammation percardum Il Inflammation of
stomach Inflammation Of throat Inflammation Of liver,
q Measles Il Palsy, Premature birth, 3; Plsgrisy,
Rupture, |: spue Q; Suicide, q Teethng Q; Ulcers
Unknown q
Age-Under1 year, g; to years, 80; to 81 TO-
z; 10 TO 30 90 to 80 30 to 49, 81 40 to So 6; so to so,
10; to o. 81 90 to 90 q; 30 to 100, l;unknown2
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Sept II. ls4s.