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House OF Representatives.


THE AsNIvERsARY THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
Mr. KING of Mas achusetts arose and said that as this
House could not better respect the day. than by taking
up the bill the calendar making an appropriation for
me erection o. shn % sns ss ,s
he moved that the House resolve itself into committee
of the whole on the state Of the Union
Mr. GonpoS believed, that the first business in order
the consideration OF the resolution for the distbu
ton of the laws.
The srrAxrR said that was true but the gentleman
from Massachusetts, had moved for suspension of the
rules.
The question taken and decided in the negative
CONSULAR SYSTEM.
Mr. w. w. CAMPBELL, from select committee. intro
duced bill for the revision Of the consular system of
the United States which referred to the committee
Of the whole on the state Of the Union.
The first section fixes the salaries of the Consuls-
those Liverpool and London at four thousand dollars
each There to be Consuls in the following domi
RsImar n,n nns spanish roaguess
tra Hanseatic Cities, lat Bremen AMI Hamburgh States
OF the Zolverein frankfort on the Maine) Switzerland,
Sardinia Tuscany Pontifca States, Kingdom of the two
States Domnions Of the Imaum Of Muscat China, Gan
ton.) Sandwich Islands, Society Islands, New Zealand.
Hayt. Mexican Republic, (yera Cruz and Monterrey
Central America, New Grenada, Venezuela Ecuador,
Brazils, Uruguay, Buenos Ayres, Chill and Peru saa.
ries range thousand fifteen hundred dollars
No to BIO appointed to either Of these Consuates
who not citizen Of tho United States and resident
thereof unless abroad in the employ of the Govern
at the time he is nominated by the President
shall any Consul engage either directly indirectly in
commercial OF mercane or De connected win
ship brokers ship agencies under the penalty Of being
recalled and fined in not less than two thousand
dollars The term Of Office to be limited to ten years,
good and sufficient which must be satisfactory to
tho Senate Of the United States No Consul to absent
himself for longer than thirty days in year-shall not
leave his Office in charge Of any but an American
When Consul il notified of his appointment, he shall
execute bond with two more surotles, in sum OF
not less than two nor than thousand dollars for
the faithful performance OF duty ETC. Consus shall cor
respond with the Secretary Of State once every three
ths inp NO
of foes received No other than citizens of the Unitod
States shall be appointed Vice Consuls The President
has power to enlarge any consular district add to il
other aegiances. Consular Bureau to be organized,
under the direction Of the Secretary Of State which shall
consist Of salary not exceeding $4,000 per
Various other reports, of little or no general impor-
lance, were made from committees.
Two messages received from the President Of the
United States, in answer to resolutions Of inquiry.
A motion was then made and carried that the House
adjourn
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AIiscellaneous Record.

81 Packet Ship Rochester Britton, for LIVERPOOL will
sail on Monday.
ps s Msr
last in distress She struck BY lightning Friday off
and ss the %S .s
'e s and ~ the Or asv
taken out and thrown overheard The Of
q bales Of barrels q oar and goo
T ,n bsdss p s osioSe S $50 .9ns
She is insured here
GAZE At PALrnMo:-A, severe southeast gale commenced
caused much damage All the vessels in struck adr
Alabama and 1sGe6 Hall their house: o. deck much IN
Mercy Brig Rowland sustained ite 1 a.,
@ The
ii G% ne s had
Gi Ms op a sad The s, SHS
sSs %
the n p ss s S
load without sustaining any material damage and
10th, on her voyage.
Notice to Mariners.
r.. ,;., vcoLlircIons 9srIcr Edgsnown, June II.
yard souad will be taken into port for repa on 90, a hor
the 10th day Of July
MAY i, of Mou.ul po'n, os s.ir Ava, from Eastman,
P6,.asians; " :sS, Globe fiilsdssSs for
po r Ja % Cost bark hn,OsGn from New
ward, from Csrdenas for Portland.
ship Thomas Cope, Miercken, for Philadelphia on the
sip Akmar, from Philadelphia via Charleston for New
Orleaus, 9th inst, lat n u.s. lou 768
Sch Oscar Jones' from New York Boston, nth inst in
Foreign Ports.
Asrwrnr, May 2s-sd, Edwina West NYork
a,ih Telegraph seh.rI.a and ismioas voiLman, do go
BEAuMAnI', May so.-sld, Howard, Hill. Boston.
& May in Port ship Tbrscan Brown for
Adrch sAby Tor New York mme Sid aad, Fanny
L,ur, New fetki 2sd Talma Murray, New orleans Apo
BoMBAv, April 2s--sm Chicora. Holm, Boston Jan D.
CALSgrrA, April l3Arr Maabar, freeman, Boston via
sen for Boston, nearly loaded New Jersey Wiasor for do
idg Argo Chapman discg. The Brntus, Austin, for Bos
June n po She p' Il s Davis. for
Cowes, ldg brgs Creed Kiimsn, for Boston, ds Jane
from Kingston Ja lust Nep,Sns for Bosten ids ssh
della, for BOSTON, 9Th. sarah, Williams, for DO.
CLrpE May T.-Sld, Clansmsn, Peek New York. In the
'1yas June JUNE ioI ssss.!Ss Nary ao Jor.
Cows May 2s-In port, bark Warwick, Weeks, Havana
DEMARaRA May as-n port brig Justins. Csypoe of and
for Baltimore or days.
S 5ss. n IL Gss.as a. I sssya
fns!rr f:Iasss Jan port brig Eiirsbsh King For
Giss..Tss Msy-sISi ASEs,, s.l.surz oDor,s
Thomas; june Bslsidsr, Hsmsn via Fsysi: Bss
DO Gsws a Pd E"S a'Ss o ca, 4,
Johnson DO Vessel, up At Hayre MAY siZnreh. Thomp
Yo,s !ss Som pssbGS AZ
iomac Clsjst for Baltimore June o Andeie iFr for do
HosAar TowN Jan 2i-Au Navigator Silver Boston Sept
q, sid Ianthe Graves, sydney tsapposed via New Zes-
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10.

Cleared.
eSn
sw shP PslS Ennis NaSns steI,n, VIM Was'sr
ss;;:ss
schr Compliance. Norris. Boston n'''"o'o'
schr Racer, Stump, Harbor Island
s sssf SSa sssI. sI Tes g ss;ts"
ssh ha%oaoui Waasr MacSm Havana Goul'On
soop New York, Fisher, Providen.e
Arrived.
& IS% se!ss
Si sSc Co. Of ma
june Ss G.
LAT 30 90 lon IS, spoke bark Ranger Portland
Packet ship Ashburton Rowland from Liverpool May 49,
& ay Of Co., FISH, s SSeas
sSip dsonid-; sasS Of Warren from Hamburg. May %.
June T. lag Ion 90 spoke bark Java from Amsterdam
ballast Nc Murray 18Th inst lat a. CO i, spoke
day spoke bark Augusta Mor from Bremen For
Brig Canonicus Copeland days from New Orleans with
corn, SC, to Chastelain 4 Ponyert.
Bremen in ballast to master 1903 Henscher
schr armion. West Y days from New Orleans with mdse
f Sr m h n. % hp GneSS
Sem HssSy Pratt q days from New Orleans. with lard.
ssa I'D smith .m ror's K:S
Left u 8 brig Porpoise, Just
Schr + Munse, Roe, from Eethurs with pine apples
&c 10 master Lett schr Active for New York. ds; Br
schr Morning Star, for do
Schr Sarah Edridge from Tobasco, May IS with logwood
TO Wergman Neuman O'Donnell. Left bark Terador,
H. .p I s.a B Bd s DO H :
3s as G b.S Il BF GsD for New
Schr Iowa Dayton, days from Baltimore, it'll mdse to
Guager MAILER. =
schr Columbia, Knapp days from Alexandria with mdse
to Sturgess Clearman.
Schr Elcot Cole days from BaltimaTe with md.e TO
Johnson Loudon.
schr Crescent, Williams, IL days from Virginia
Schr Westpor Kent days from Lubec, with plaster TO
Brett * Vose. - "
Schr A Cooley, Boston, mdse.
Schr Aura, Trundy, Thomaston.
Below.
Dutch bark Java Packet from Rotterdam, with mdse TO
Schmidt X Balchen.
Aso-Two briggs
Sailed.
Ship Charles Humberton, st Andrews; banks
Hamburg; Gerardine. Rotterdam; briggs Portland
Mary Perkins, Port Prince Emily Chareston Weump-
La, Mobile; Georyana, Neuvitas; Phlura Savannah.
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The Lynchburg Hirginian Of Monday says:-We un-
dersand that the proacted rains have nearly ruined the
crop on James River. We understand the May wheat
has commenced sproutng. few more days rain, and
the crop will be entirely destroyed.
The last Fincastle Valley Wing says We continue
to have in this section very damp and dsagreeable
not had much days clear weather at time
for the last six weeks Our farmers justly alarmed
account Of the effect which this weather must of
cessity have upon the wheat CROP Our opinion is,
that unless there very sudden change in the weather
there will be little wheat raised the present
in the county of Botetourt
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1876

PHILADELPHIA, June ~, 1876.
The vacancy occssoned by the resignation of John
X. Kane, Esq. as Attorney General Of the Common
wealth, in consequence of his being placed upon the
bench of the u. 8. Courts it is expected will be filed in
few days. Should the appointment come from the
eastern section Of the State, public opinion appears
have designated Henry NJ. Phillips Esq, of our best
lawyers for that position If the Governor makes the
appointment from the middle section Judge Champneys
Of Lancaster will probably be elected
A Grim. has occurred in Kensington, within
few days past The lady is the wife of Joseph Braw
the mother of four children, and the gay deceiver q
young man named Hare, who was rather prominent in
the Kensngton riots and tried for participation in
them. battle took place between the parties the
injured husband detecting them in close converse in
which the husband conquered but second meeting ia
pumme the husband; and resort to law by the lat
ter the aggressors bound to court to
for the assault and battery.
A young named Philip Clark, while asleep last
night fell from open window along side Of his bed
down on to the pavement distance Of three stories,
however and was taken to the hospital.
Stocks have improved to-day State SIS sold at 6s;,
advance Of / upon the closing sales Of yesterday.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
JuSE ls.FIRsr BoARp.-$aooo Lehgh Mortgage Loan,
80; sioCo Reading X Bond: e. II; $1,000 do. 1 $1,000
Grand Gull Bank, S; 100 Beaver Meadow r. I1 -
ssh; $4,000 Reading X Bonds g. MS Girard Bank 10
Bank 4o; Union Bank Tenn So; SO irard Bank
ds, l0h.
ArrEs sALEs-sioooo State IS. ssk; $4,000 do 5nw,
B.al r s.. Ssssf So Ms,dG 30
Lehigh Is, Sc; 100 Reading, 3i5s.
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.

ALEXANDRIA, C, June H-Sd brig Rodoph, for Port
land.
BALTIMORE, June isArr brig Dover Percival, from Bos
on Br schr Charlotte GiiIey from Port Morant Jamaica
schrs Aegany, Davis, from Ponce X; VIM Alien, snow
from Sc Thomas John Ayne Rickeson from NewBedford
Highlander Baker, from New York; Eliza Hand Baker
from Provdence Cannot Conner from Msrblehesl Game
signal and one with VIM slason CID ship Farws!l Gerry
beo; schr Mary Ann, Eaton, West Indies and MARKET
Sailed yesterday afternoon ship Hargrave Bailey Tor Ii
yerpooi schs Emily Thompson Nassau; Iona, Stevens
West indies Yesterday morning the ship Farwsl was owsd
GroRagTowN ID q, June I7-Arr schrs Dodge, from New
York; johnson, Baltimore Sid. brig Potomac, Tor Dos
NoRroLx, June I7-Arr schrs Nickeron, smith, Pro-
vinceown; Lcusa Rves Sooy Providence bound 70 Rich
momd put in distress On Friday morning last, Moutauk
bearing SW by w, distant Is miles, encountered blow
which carried her manmast, topmast, &c Sid, schr
Crescent, Salem.
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The TREATY RATIFIED.-It is with unfeigned
pleasure that we announce to the public the rat-
6caton by the Senate Of tho treaty for the settlement
OF the Oregon controversy The injunction OF secrecy
has not been removed BY the Senate but enough Of the
us to state that the ratification passed by vote of forty
one to fourtocna majority believe unequalled on
says that the debate in tho Senate for the last
three days although in secret session. has been exceed
ingly spirited aud interesting. Possibly, some time
hence. when further for secrecy shall exist
those debates may be given to the pubc.-Nat Intel,
June 10
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Foreign Markets.

CAHAcAs-We have received files from Caracas to the
view Of the trade Of Guaira he port Of Caracas
hibt rapid increase with England and France, while
that Of the United States rests in stafu quo The i'm.
ports from England in S45, show increase Of 69 per
cent those Of 1874 from France, 1877 per cent
from the States but 1914 per cent The exports to the
England and France they have increased respectively
2sla per cent and 47s per cent Yet the number Of
vessels and amount Of tonnage arriving to and parting
from Guaira, under the United States flag proper
ton Of over to to the vessels and tonnage of the
French and English combined
GENERAL STATEMENT COMMENCE GUAiRA
WITH ENGLANp, UNITED STATES, AND FRANCE.
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Total IS +; total Of Senate. SO.

1Otul % total OF Senate, %.
complete, who, it is said, did not vote. The four
teenth vote hes between him and Mr. Wesicott,
and though our informant gives il TO Mr.. West
colt, We are inclined to think IT belongs to Mr..
Jarnagin, and that Mr.. Westcott did not vote at
all.
Benton and Calhoun are as brothers again
Benton and Cass are eminently antagonistic-
Coquitt and Bree sc are not as yet cheek-by-jo wl
Haywood and Allen are formal and reserved TO
each other-Sever and Fairfield are not the Sia-
mese twins-Speight and Cameron wide
apart as the poes-Dix and Dickinson are one,
except upon the treaty, and there they are two.
A house divided against itself cannot stand-the
same OF Missouri; but we not alarmed for the
forty-niners in either case. Bagby and Sturgeon
are hardly acquainted with each other. The
wings present a solid column of compact infantry
and there they have ssood from the first.
Weare informed that Matamoras has been de-
cared free to all articles imported from the Uni
ted States, for the time being
Gen. Gaines and his orderly, in a trip of seven
days, from New Orleans, arrived in town tonight
He was received with three hearty cheers by the
people assembled on the steps at Coleman's, at
his arrival The country will sustain him unan-
mously.
We understand that Gen. Armstrong, our Con-
sui from Liverpool, and Capt. Matthew'S of the
Great Western, dined with several friends to-day
at Coleman's.
There was a scene to-day i'm the House between
Mr.. Stevens of Ga. and Mr.. Yancey of Ala, in
which term equivalent to the lie direct was
sno~n ., inc FORMER. some diincuity Is aPpre-
hcnded, though it would seem to be a poor bust
ness to offend a man who is on the verge Of the
grave, as Stevens appears to be, much less the
provoking deadly quarrel with him. We hope,
however, the affair has blown over; and that we
have only to regret and reprobate, without regard
to the parties, the occurrence of such an episode.
II is said that Hon. A. Yell of Arkansas who
was supposed to have left the House to go to the
wars, has actually gone off to Arkansas to cleo
tloneer against the return of Gen. Ashley to the
Senate, whose term expires in lSH. We hope
that Yell will give better yell than that when he
reports himself to the House
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CArroS-Ship Paul Jones-RW Weston, Of Msssachu-
sets; Master w Forbes, Of New York.
LNERpooL-Ship Ashburton-Dr Francis Brackenbridge
Of Mexico Edward Robe of Name; Robert Patrick aud
Patrick, Of Pennsy vania Abbiamowler, wife and two
children Of Amerca Elizabeth Johnson, OF Scotland Ma
ria Rodgers, OF America.
MISUNDERSTANDING Caledonia at Boston-For HslifAx
MIR Mrs Hilton Grove, MIR X Mrs De Corbrat, q De-
blois, Mr. Hosei Mr. Cummins Mr. Martyr. Geo Cnmahd,
Victor Cumshd Emore Stone For Bostou-Cap Hale and
servant. Miss Dorothy Wells, Miss Sims Miss Copeland
MIR Joseph Silt, Mr. Keord, Joseph Casman, Mr. Wet
Douglas M Corey Arthur kingston, Mr. Clarke, "A Ger
Coke, Mr. Reynolds, MD, Nrs Warner w Msrns, Gus
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New York, Friday, June 10.
BREApsruFrs.-The change in the market since yes
terday is hardly perceptible, in fact worthy OF
tice Genesce still held at 81 1871 - IS, but hear
Of sales. Michigan has been sold at $4 being the
lowest figure it is generally for prime quality at 81
with however, sales of consequence We hear Of
thing in wheat beyond our report Of yesterday.
CorroN-The market was very quiet to-day. The ac-
counts to hand this morning per steamer Caledonia not
appearing to affect il in any manners the sales reported
only amount to 800 bales We quote
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WASHINGTON, June IL, 3 p. NJ.
No Secret Sessions-1hs Fifty-fow F@fies-Trou-
bic erpccfed

The Senate went into executive session at an
early hour on the treaty, this morning. They will
endeavor to bring on a vote by the close of the
week. Mr.. Aliens motion to open the doors of
the Senate when in executive session, was consi-
dered to-day. Mr.. Allen said, he thought, rs the
proceedings Of secret session on the late Oregon
message had been published at the North, and
some Of them copied by the two leading city pa
pers here, and not contradictcd; and ms injustice
might be done thereby TO Senators individually,
he was opposed to all secret sessions; not only on
these grounds, but as being anti-repubcan and
snti-democratic, and contrary to the spirit of the
age. The resolution was lost-aycs 3S, nays I3
all Of the "a a0) men voting in the negative.
Mr.. McDufiie accepts the position of chairman
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
There is a rumor down town to-day, since the
adjournment, that difficulty is about occurring
Of a serious nature between two members OF
Congress. Mr.. Yancey, t is said, In his remarks
to-day, had wantony made talking attack on
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia; all arising out of a late
discussion, when Mr.. Stephens had defended
Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Stephens is one Of the most
talented and gallant men Of this Congress, and rs
high.mindcd as brave. He knows his duty.
would not allude TO this matter, but it is public
talk at this moment.
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Hendeneh, Capt Barnes. w Morrill,, Howash. = NJ Herring
DR. Selleck From HalfaI Boston Granger Ste
Stuart, Ings Thorndike and servant Colman
T Ganeu, Fay, Mr. Newman NJ Steans, w Jordan, w
Easterbrook, II Emerson.
PoRr Az PLATT-Schr Iodine-Capt X Forrest, mate and
of the brig at Aux Cages the 18th
ut
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
Family Provision Market.

The usual and full supply at all the markets. for the
past week. with little variation in the prices Of
meats Many Of the meat shops charge too high for
young lamb Fish plenty, and salmon down to Is Cd per
to size and quality Vegetables with new potatoes
cumbers and fine young beets never looked more inv
ting promising In fruits, we have still large and
daily supply of strawberries and cherries with sprin
ling of raspberres. We noticed at No. 8, Washington
Market large lot of fresh pumpkins and water melons
rrov, Motou
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from MatanZas
PhlIndelnhia CaftIa NIarkef.

At market ZOO beef cattle, mostly from the West in
Guiding 1000 driven to New York $50 and calves,
$50 swine and l4O0 sheep and lambs
Prces-Beeves dull at SIS 81 the 100 lbs; so left
Cows and calves sell at SIS $50.
Swine bring SAL q IS the 100 lbs.
Sheep and lambs range at 81 a $3j each.
Hay without alteration; good Timothy sells as want
ed at 70 80 the cwt and straw at Sc 81 the 100 bun
dies.
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SAvaSSAH-Brg Carolna-B Howan and family Mrs
Tan and children, Mrs Daua, Mrs NICHOLAS, Mrs
Spear and children Mrs Erwin and child, Miss Washburn,
Miss Burns Miss Kechum, Miss A Hall, Miss NJ Hough
ton. Miss Houghton, Capt Bumham Messrs Pringie
TAN, Dorrance ii ID Wells, bearing. Lyon, Mackay
NJ Goldsmith, Reynolds. Fitzsmons, Clifford Stanley.
MONTGOMERY and ~ In the steerage.
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NEW ORLEArs-Schr Marmion-696 sacks wheat Bulk
ley-9G do J Harper-450 pigs lead z Rogers.
New ORLEANsSchr Handy-l70 kegs $40 bbs lard 1850
lbs bacon, s MunselI.
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lHE iREAry.-The Senate have had long sit
ting today with closed doors II is rumored that
mex nave ADVISED BY vote Of ~ to Ia the ratification
oI me vounuay treaty, reported to have been sent to
nss oooy oy me resident on Tuesday last Moreover
we that the injunction secrecy will not be
ment.-Washingfon Union, June 10 '''- es'''"
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APPOINTMENTS BY tn. PREsIDENr--By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate'-Jobn K
Kane Of Pennsylvania to be judge Of the district
Of the United states for the eastern district OF Pennsv
vania. vice Archibald Randall, deceased Henry VII
son, OF Ohio TO be purscr in the navy 10 fiji
eccasio ned By the dsssh Of John c. Spencer, j..
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Nrw ORLEANS. June n. laA6


The Marksts-Generai Gaines-Foreign Netcs.
There is little nothing stirring to-day. Nothing at
all from the seat Of since the arrival of the Aaba
ma on the night of the Sd inst.
The foreign arrived yesterday by mail, and the
day before by Commercial House express from which
they dipped in to the amount Of about 5000 bales
Yesterday holders demanded of to &c per
pound; mddling good middling ranging from 81 to
The sales reached fully 5000 bales and the market IL
firm this morning. The amount of stock hand is
about l55745 bales The arrivals small.
The sales in tobacco small and the stock hand
ample. There have been sales Of moment in flour
and wheat has fallen to Coo SACK but at that rate the
sales have been large Freights have not undergone
any change Two vessels were taken yesterday for Lii
verpool at ll6d and two for Spain at SIS for tobacco
No little excitement has been caused here in conse-
quence Of the action Of government in relation to Gen.
Gaines. Marcys conduct is considered remarkably in
solent towards the old veteran 1t is not generally
thought here that Gen. G.s being ordered to Washing
ton intended for tho purpose of getting him out of the
from the Secretary OF War. don't how II
be otherwise. The Governor, staff, Major Generals and
Brigader Generals of the militia hcre with the Mayor
and Recorder, all called upon him to-day token OF
their esteem and respect for him.
Afull regiment OF Tennessee volunteers arrived last
night on the steamboat Connor under command Of Col
=. X Anderson They are a splendid set OF men. The
mail boat from Mobile has net yet (halfpast IL oclock)
got in, and il is thought she must have run aground
There 10 considerable anxiety hero know the result
Of the between Fashion and Rnggod and there has
been considerable betting. Long odds-three to one
have been freely offered and not taken very freely
either the old At our last accounts the track
wet and heavy, from the continual rain, and very
extraordinary time can be expected.
The weather Is fine to-day, although we have had
rainy weather during tho whole OF the monthat times
regular April weather.
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GENIN,s GossAMER HATS.

n WEIGHING from ~ to 81 ounces Price only 8 So
Il abour two years the Gossamer Hat was frat
Introduced by the subscriber the notice ohc New York
public the lghtes the desirable, AMI the
article for summer heretofore IN use.
The astonishing attending them, evinced by the
extraordinary large of sales and the popular sppoba-
ton besow ed them by the who have them
patronage have upon the subscriber who
TO show that he is anIiol. excel in his
for public the Gossamer hat much lighx
pleasant than any other before offered They
not like the Legho and Panama. TO lose either shape
either Precipitation oil from the hair commonly the
originating with the proprietor eectusly all this
This - decided advantage over all other hats
The public invited call and this article
J. N. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
my27 lmsrc 2if Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church