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URAZGL SUGAR-in bags
~ Eicc--pumc and fresh
Ground Plaster
Bla'tng and Rifle Powder
WliskCY-iu hoFshcads
Cornac BIandy superior
Winter bleached and Solar OF
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"Woo'scy's" aud Coverings Loaf
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BANK on VrsotrtA.

Richmond. April i2h. iSf7.
Wishing 20 Adj greater the Vaults Bank
berF satisfied from the examination made by sk
others competent "a judge that the Locks BY Sir ~
g. Jones of Newark, New Jcey among safest
the Roa Of nrs deemed advisable
Vaults this Bank secured BY No Jones' Locks scn-
ings. ShML BARK, Cashier.
Thsiso certify that the night Of the 10Th Of January. 1886
of The daring attempts nf burglary made
proof safe , record We hsd the time good locks
and NJ Joness Pient Combination Thf Proof
Locks ouFdr door IN this auemN 81 burglary, loncs
Loci wsood the 6r ordeal which had been used
10 tf outside Of the previous getting
bis HE lock have been repeatedly charged a. the Interior
or o 'afc and contents fousd completely covered by The
smoke ~ burnt powder proving they operated
without succcr7 To- this able ln and
would ctecrury Jonoss security
liability fequisls SETTLER A. CHU RCh,
Erchange Brokers, 100, Nassau Street. New York.
an If-fGt
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LII &. JONES, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
II. Manufacturer OF Combination Locks for Pr
also Patent PadLOeks Tor Railroad Cars Switches &c
CERTIFICATES.

Tins certify that the Government OF States has
purchased for the OF the Treasury Combination
Lock made by Mr. H. e. Jones Of Newark n jersey.
having been approved aud examined dsni-rced Judge OF
Locks and Mr. Jones having money
any the Sad Lock the like OF have been
picked. WIN. sEIDEN
September :, 1876. Treasurer OF the L. STATES
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ae cheap for cash. FLEETS Uptown 1vothng s,o, 81
NAN ste.t eornef Of I'm Street. schmond Va apIg
x. CH AMBERLAYNEha has removed to one
~ OF NJ Norman Stewards new buildings middle tene-
menu on the south side Of Franklin street. between 9Th
ana sh Streets nearly opposite the United Presby terrain
Church. "a rs 81
IL Office in the basement.
DlLED SlLhS.-l case super Oiled Silks,
~ consignment from the manufacture For sale low by
ans KENT. KENDALL. l. ATWATFR.
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ByR III DIckiDsou a. Rro,,or

ny It III OIckin sou & Brother.
| NEGROES
viii DC sold this morning at o o'clock nesro r,o,
| boy, girls, and 4 woman and child ''
| ap 10 r. II. DICKINSON & BROTHER
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lotteries.
j. w. MAURY l. CO., MANAGERS,
Csueces>ors To i. q. Gregory g. Col
OFFICE, NO CITY HOTEL RICHMOND vIRcl
Magnificent Schemes,


s6OOOO-iO Prizes 81 s0OO0-god OF A NJ tooe
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY cas-. No % 6r Ist7 % y. d,,vp
ut Aerandria Saturday May rs, ist7.
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Let al the world say what they can,
For selling PfEos, STATIONS he man,
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Tickets sl5 halves $50 $50, egh.hs az certificate Of
package OF 70 Whole Tickets $3.50 do OF halves. quarters
sghths proportion
S Orders for PaekaEes Certificates single Tickets in the
above seheme Addressed by
Of Mail and when requested account of The
ed ~ 8 received. Address
J.. w. MAURY 4 CO. Manaser
March II, Isi7. Rich,,ond W,
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Immediately amer The aeeve that h ui-an. ~
acre quarr Of hnd immediately front of tbe. 70
IL vii BE- snbtviied into suitable buhhns lots.
TERMS accommodating aEd made IN. i,v ~ 49,
BY request OF the GODDlS A.,
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WINFREE & SHEPPARD,
Com m ission Merchants.
Maar IharFaa 49,.

TX HHis REFINED SOLAR OII,-io5 81 BY
~ PlQ IsLOEs = sfO
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Died.
25th instant. Jonr HoLpnos

On Sunday afternoon, 25th instant. JoHs HoLpRos
THoMpsoS, In the thirty dith year Of his age
His friends and those Of his any respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
street this TUESDAY, afternoon 27th instant at
o'clock. P NJ. without further invitation
On Staten Island, July 26th ANN LOUISA, twin daugh
ter Of Thomas w and Mary Ann Wilson, aged ono year
and i've months.
The friends Of the family and OF their brothersin
law Charles Baldwin and Henry VI Harding respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day o'clock
A. VI from the residence Of her father, TcmpkiDsvle
81
ing Illness ParRIcK CLARK In the AID year Of his age
On Saturday, July 24th Of consumption, WIN. Dow
NEE, aged 81 years and IL days
Al Hannibal Mo- the l4th instant, Of lung fever.
Of only three days illness Mr. SIDNEY HAINEs aged
~ years Of tho Elias Haines Of this city, and
brother Of Elk Governor Hsines, Of New Jersey.
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WAsHiHoTos, July ~, ls&7

WILMINGTON, July ~, lS&T.
The Clerks,ip.
We suppose the whig House next December, II IL
should be whig House
And that II will be,
The elections cry aloud in all their works''-
we suppose they will have to have wing clerk. To be
sure clerk, there be- found better than
Major French, and had q vote. II our vote would
elect him, he should have It, He, perhaps saved the
public heavy loss In the practical conduct Of the once
under bis late unfortunate PREDECESSORS heavy oss,
which would have occurred from sheer negligence
the part Of his official superior But let that We
suppose the wings give the ONO. . whig aud. In
that event, our old fellow Quidriver, Oliver Old
school, Mr. Nathan Sargent, who has been sitting
long at our side In Congress- watching and noting the
current OF the tight will be- the man. His friend.
out for him aud IL Major French 10 to b@ superseded
let Il De- by such good and capable Nathan
the scribe he corps u the press q thousand ob
cations TO French; and hope II anybody to
coed him, his example will not Ds forgotten. w.
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He who 6ghts and runs away,
NAV live To fRht another dRY ~
WAsMINsreH, July ~, lel7
The Speakership.

Inc wings sxpsct the next House Of Representatives,
ana with 1t whig speaker There 10 every chance In
favor OF the wings Indeed believe the democrats
have given up all hopes of the House and that Father
RitcAb could not be induced to bet hat on the sum
ming up. Well, then, who shall be the whig speaker
There were 4 number Of in the last House Who
would grace the chair and among them none Who
would I'LL IL with dignity and decorum aud sttsn-
tion to the daily business OF the House. than Washing
ton Hunt Of Niagara He il Of ripe business
Tents fine personal manners and discretion Again
there Is Winthrop, Of Massachusetts and hesr his
name mentioned to day for the place by whig OF the
new house Bolts has been mentioned, but the saa-
manders wish to keep Bolts floor, and tbs mode
rate afraid to trust him Ia the chair because
his motto Ia, head him or die" Some northern man,
we suppose will BE- chosen and IL New YORK 10 regarded
as safe the House may fall upon Wilson, Of New
Hampshire but that would be bad for the suf-
frsges Of the south CAPRICORN.
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nifty miles required by tho charter but extended to
Dover Plains distance Of twenty EIGHT miles from Gro
Your committee have not had time to investigate and
obtain any reliable statistics In relation the produc
tiveness Of tn portion OF tho road They have been
assured that 70 extends through valley Of great frti
ty and that the income to be- derived from freight and
passen will greatly exceed the interest on the cost OF
the work
Yonr committee recon mend that thssub;ect Of this
extension and OF raising the necessary funds for all pur
poses connected with the welfare of tho institution be
r,rr,n IN committee OF ways and means, to onfer
with the residents of Duchess and Putnam counties
along ,hs line OF The proposed extension and report
the proper course To he adopted for obtaining the
To complete the work In accordance with the require
n'hs on Tue charter They think from the facts which
IN this report that ample security Is af
ny tne assets OF the company for any loans which
may required particularly when the moneys obtain
.d are to DO expended In the extension Of the road and
'"us aad 70 the security already afforded.
JOHN EVEN
CHA. NJ. LEUPP
New York. July lsth, ls47.
DOCUMENT (A)
SyHopss 81 an dsreemeM Nth the Nsw Haven Rail-
ls.. When the New Haven railroad shall have CON-
pisted their road from Williams bridge TO Byram river
distance Of about fifteen miles, they shall have the
et To run their engines and for freight
mails expresses Sc tho Harlem road, from the
junction at Williams, bridge to the city Of New
ork as far the road shall extend the New Haven
Company furnishing their own hsulnge.
I'd The New Haven Company shall within three years
from the dare of their charter finish their
road from Williams bridge to Byram river; and
compensation to the Harlem Company for the of
Their road shall permit the Harlem Company to carry
their road from Williams bridge to river all
the Weschester county passengers, the Harlem compa
ny furnishing their own hauage, provided they
far under the control OF the New Haven Company's
perntendent interfere with the regular train of
che New Haven Company-the New Haven Company
granting to the Harlem Company all the Wcstchester
county passengers but reserving TO itself all other bu-
81. The Harlem Company to furnish tho New Haven
COMPANY room for their engines and s2d street
and AID street in event to exceed half Of the Harlem
Compsnys real estate at those places Mt the the
same cost the Harlem Company being principal and In
tertFt upon the Investment for that purpose.
Attn. The Harlem Company to grade and make
double track with heavy RAIL- from Harlem river the
junction at Williams bridge. The New Haven CON-
pauy TO furnish tho money the bonds of the Hsr
lom Company having five years to run, payable with
per cent Interest aud to be secured by mortgage
said road
9th Both companies to keep their own roads In good
order at their own expense.
9th. This agreement, ID exist long as the charter
and for
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WAsHiSeroS, July %, lsI7.

Capt Weightman, (of Doniphsn's oommsnd who,
like Capt Walker and Col May aud others, belongs to
the brave and famous deeds which the Federal city
may claim hers, has returned and Is again among us,
Is also Col May. We doubt not the same hoDors viii
be rendered to weghtmau as to his predecessors from
Mexico He Is well entitled to them.
We that our friend, Col Forasyis here and It -
rumored that he Is TO be sent down with despatehs to
Mexico The Colou.i would doubtless do his duty for,
the young uns cay. he travel Still, We are OF
opinion that the Administration will keep him ut his
post editor long they aud suppose the
Colonel would be On the tripod - among the
chaparrals With lAristta around his wiIAnd, aud .
Richie
Col w. r. Polk, from New York is also q visit 10
this metropolis.
The weather to- day has been deli ghtfully diversified
with rain aud shine under which the Indian corn
is rising and expanding most dsciousiy. The promise
Of corn cakes Is superb. W.
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photographic Correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PrrssuRoH. July 26-P. NJ.
The recent rains have caused rre In the river and 1t
Is three and half feet In the channel There
no Improvement In the demand for -four, but our
responds the improved frmness at the eastward
From 81 to - 37k Is the rate. No movement In bar
relied Provisions Bacon is pretty active at last week
rates Wool continues in middling request, with no
change of quotations We waiting with some anx-
ETY. the due foreign intelligence by the Washing
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

July TO the S<sh day Of July, ls47. q
Men. 1856; Women. ei Boys ia; 0mls l30 Total 32a
ApoPleIy. Isl AuS.h;. i B!ssdipg; . Bissdio: from
ties d Cholera inf.utum SO; Cholers Morbus o. ollie /;
Coasamp,n 40, Coavusloa,, s2 Group ,; Cong.strn OF
2l Delrnm 1remsns s. Diarhsa. se Drop,y, .; De,ps'
in TIE head 81 Drown.d 4; py'ent~v.s; Epilepsy 8; Err
Fever Pue gsra ,, Fever Rsmirsi a. Fever Typhoid 49,
HGmsedos, lnhimma"r, q H. 'mm ion oi BLADDER
nhsmmatoa Of BRAIN u; Inf ,Dmaon OF bowels 70: In
h,mmtton Of lungs. Il lnfanms Of stomach. 4; Ind
mon olive intempsr%ee e lnaaon !; Jsuadiee, g.
Old Age a Palsy, S; Pre- nature btth. 4; Mumps Pao
Rheuma 1; Ruptue 2; Scroiuis, Q: small Pox L. Spoal
7; Unknown S.
Aee-Under one year. 1877 10 yeas 81 2to3 22 to ~
10 20 IS; 20 TO 90 30; 30 20 ST. 10 So 32 so 60 az
w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office July % i8i7
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EL.iitstxAP


ALBANY, July S6-P, NJ
Flour was arm at S. a5 IS SIN at which small sales
on Michigan and Gsncsee made Wheat continued
very du and transactions very light Sales of 10000
bushels OF oorn we're made at 90 soc including good
sound mixed and Western yellow Sales Of 1000 bushels
Of oats were made at 4ic wnskey was armer and pro-
visions steady though sales light Receipts BY the
canal during the past ~ hours we're about a, foows-
II 800 barrels -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat 80 900 do corn
SO"o 10 oats Freghtrates steady and vessels rather
scarce
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NIasriAl.

On the goth instant, in t. James Lutheran Church
by the Rev Charles Martin, Mr. CHARLES THATCHER,
of Staten Island. to Miss CArHARINE ZELMIRA CONNER
daughter Of the late Thomas Conner Esq Of this city
On Thursday, July 10th, at Christ Church, Phladel-
phia by the Rev. J. Hicks Smith, Hon EDWARD JOY
Nouns to ELIZABETH GArLTF, daughter Of John Ella
ESQ Of Philadelphia.
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gallon NHemp-stock light, and prices hrm. Sales dew
rotted American at slao six mouths Cottonsalss Of
700 bales. No change in prices Frsights-ss Sd Is
for -four to Liverpool, and Is As Sd to London But
little doing to day.
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BOTTOM. July od-P NJ

Bosror, July 20-P NJ
Our hour market was nrmsr TO-DAY a, s. soah7s n,r
fien'pan ana 0enesee. Corn was Arm at "a 7sc for
good sound Western mixed, and fat and round North
sFn yellow hye-No change. selss Of 900 bags st
Domingo coffee were rssds at exc ak month"; Llusssa
~ ~ss hris.at 'oal some holders dsmAaa 70 700 Per
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CLOTHING.
AFULL AND FASHIONABLE SUIT,
READY MADE,
81 - f25, -
AT THE CLOTHlNt WAREHOUSE

ms mr. NJ
NHk latent ELAoIlC BABY JUMfEk On
= NURSES ASSISTANT.-A new and useful article 81
the Nuey, by which infants three months old and npwads
esa smu.e aud exercise the mseyes resting hey 90 on
AZ hs support required Also, its rschment the Basket
which ornsa light airy CRADLE for the comfort Of child
fen curing warm weather 10 recommended BY physicans
~ Conducive % health. To the mother Invaluable, az she
ssa favs her e enc a0og spd be assured op badhs
a4s ~ sssa.1 ssn' Broadway o. Q. w. TuTTLE,.
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BALTIMORE, July 20, ls4

BALrMoRr, July 20, 1877
n Seduction Case Cowhiding Steamboat En-
piosion-Corruption in Ofes--Departurs Of Tr"sps
-Theatrie dis-Sfock Board, &c.
Notwithstanding the state Of the thermometer ranging
ut blood heat had quite spirited little eovhdins
affair on Saturday, which caused quite IN excitement
throughout the city. For some months past, LITTLE
semi paper called the Bee has been publish
ed here by Messrs. Weishample Son heretofore Of
rather harmless and amusing character or late, how.
ever It has assumed rather assh character, and
Saturday It contained aluson to recent sedue tion
case and promised particulars next week. stating
that 1t at present in fog" There being but one
gentleman In the oty Of the Of Fogg, Mr. Arthur
Fogg Of Fountain Hotel he proceeded 10 the ONES
Of the Bee. and demanded AN explanation .
MIR Weishampe, but being given hin,
he drew a oowhide, and commenced laying It
over the shoulders OF the editor. He was finally
pulled away, and the matter viii DO settled It
court The seduction case Is Of most outrs-
character and although tho Bee intended to be
TSs ss young man named shaw on
MIR Fogg by marriage, opened fancy store on Balti
more street employed young g'rl from tn. coun
try to attend 1t. She finally seduced, and died In
child-be another victim Of unprncipled man.
We had quite steamboat explosion yesterday . few
miles from the city The little steamer Oregon had car
ried load from wharf to the Patspsoo
Gardens about return the stern end OF the
boiler blew out, cleari the deck number being blown
into the persons seriously scalded The
following the Names lar they have been Ascer
tanned MIR. Clsvidge, painter with mis- two daughters,
badly scslded the eldest daughter quite severely
MIR VIM Parsons, n milwright scalded very badly, and
supposed to have iuhaed tho steau Dix Francis Bru-
shon slightly scalded was also one OF Two Others
whose names could not ascertain. -
Justice sha. fer officer Potee we're held TO bail oy
the City Court msossaDce aud corruption 10 once
Tbey had received from parties for keepingA case
out Of court without consulting the District Attorney
Three companies Of the Maryland 70 gim.nt OF volun-
ters for the war sailed Sstu day In the ship Alsxan
der uud.r command Of Major Kenly The other three
start this morning board the ship Napier
doubtedy doing good paying business He has an
ceent least for all the principal character
sales OF stocks at Baltimore.
SATURDAY. July st-zt shs Chesapeake bank 206, 10 DO
Bahimott Oh railroad t6x; UNI ed ates ST. 81 eos
I'd 100 asked o,k blii Treasury So Ioe asked Maryland
6s 80 -.kes Bk bad; Baltimore S. 20 tUlH asked ol bid
Balumoie and Ohio railroad. an sk,d ~ bad
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LATEST MOMENT


First Despatch from Richmossd.
RIcHmosp. Va, July 20.
The New Orleans papers Of Monday the 10Th instant
contain no further advicss from Mexico
ihe Commercial Tim reitsrates the account before
OF tho rejection Of overtures Of peace, Co.
believing their authority to be reliable and suths.to
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PBiLAprlyBIA, July as, 1s<7.
During violent thunder storm yesterday afternoon,
the steepe ofthe Lutheran Church Of Psui,
at the corner Of Brown and John streets wa struck ~
lightning and the fluid igniting the wood work OF ne
stsepe aad the organ Immediately beneath IT, the whole
building vas soon enveJped In flames The interior Of
the church almost entirely destroyed and scarcely any
thing Is len standing the walls OF this hapdsoms
ediaoe s beautiful spre clock and bells The oongre
CATION had been dismissed about fifteen minutes before
and he xton with few others who had fingered With
in the building Just left when the bolt fell which
signed Il to destruction. Two organs destroyed
with the building The whole cost Of the building
about &2i 600 there insurance the church the
amount Of 10 600 and ~ 200 the clock and bells -
This occurrences caused excitement through
out tn, community and the hrsmcn Of the county did
all they could ext,oguish the flames though the rain
falling In torrents at the time.
The Jury In the homicide came Into court this
morning with ict, convctipg Joseph Pickering OF
murder In the nrst degree Vanhorn OF mansaughter,
and acquittng Emmons and Murphy The two hs.
named ordered to find bail In $4,000 for Their good
behavior during the ensuing twelve months a,
The colored burglar who met with ~ horrios uea,p
on Friday night mentioned In my last letter mas eeoo
identified a. Jcseph Ddor, recently dischsrgso '""
DpndurNnd's Gift snder suspicious circumstance,
.:uan4thar,g week ~ ni hage rsFp s4' - ~
1ar ,4ty, 100 OF which were children u,...at, or,
harm attached 70 The peor'hoass Of ps'a~A's ST''
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BY THE MAILS.
"A'HiseroS, July ~, ls47.

"HhiseroN, July ~, leH.
Peace
BEFORE this Mexican war broke out, We had had
peace for thirty years For thirty years saving F.
few Indian border wars We had had peace II "a.
thirty years jubee-s sort Of millennium oomn.r.
lively In which the countrys advancement was 40 MI
rscuous that this disastrous Mexican war has NOT
vsibly retarded the general progress. But We want
pescean honorable peace aud by and BY, not sooner
easy way will be indicated and adopted Of obtaining
honorable peace. GEN Scott Is doubtless ct this
time in the city Of Mexieoperhaps negotiating psaes
perhaps issuing proclsmations for the anrghted citi
return their homes Perhaps Santa Anna has
achieved his last desire in being slain upon the held or
while attempting To away Perhaps he lisa prisoner,
again TO he back Havana traitor to both
ties In the with perhaps real desire to serve his
country and to do service the In the
end With Santa Anna slain, prisoner, We expect
peace But II he escapes again, he may again fuA the
old adage-
"Hs who 6ghts and away,
May live to light another day"
In this event Scott, the meeting Of Congress- may
be found quArered 10 the city Of Mexico and Taylor in
san Luis potosi perhaps slose along side bis senior
ohcer IN the halls Of the Montesumas And still there
may be no peace In such event. will Congrsts point
the wsy' Nous ve,rons Meantime, let us pray for
immediate peace BRAVO.