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BOARDING, sc.

DOARD IN THs ,OUNrRY-A FAMILY CAN re
~ accommodated With IN house where few board
taken II 10 beautifully stuated the bsnks 81 the
Hrdscn, two hours sail from 'hs city Steamboats, oves
e Tor ut he PARTICULARS appy ~ W brosdvsy between
'h- ours Of u snd o.
A vIRy PLEASANT ROOM, wIru BOARD, SUITABLE
~ snet ecntleuaa lcmar aud LADY, sse,
$50 DE- 90 ha rad ~ No. bi1 BtesdwAy.
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MEDICAL AID-DocToR YOURSELF PRIVATELY.
lvl for 70 cents by Of tho Pocket cuapus or
ry his physician. IL Is esshd-nta silent frsnd
and private adviser enAbns every 20 conduct his
successful termination Twentsth edition, with
one hundred snryss showing private diseases and NAL
formations Of the generAye
By Wiiiism Young NJ ID. The VARIOUS Of dis
seminal vestrsss diseases Of the ro-ste ssd
potency solitary habits Of youth faithfully described
and ALI the recipes Given in Language Toe chapter
structure worthy % particular houd be
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IN letter will receive copy o. this book By mail
will he for dollar. address DR Nm YOgNG
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The value Of imports for the week this year was
greater than for the corresponding week In either Of
the previous three yesrs except ls.7. The imports
ton has. ho~ever, been very uniform. The value Of
dry goods entered fop consumption and for
housing, and Withdrawn from warehouse for the week.
was an snnered.-
hovrs,srs ~ roasier Day Goops.
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AZ s4sy i,.si,s S,y H r. s ,: .s;s WIS 20.
M liner. cod P.sy Miss Ss:.ays xfssr rn,sS' JOSEF
Tnn srA.TAs.Js::y y: sp:issp n BsIS:; sssr.
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cA' 5ssf. I a,. a ::
sSaAsISs HALL n. "a sso1RPxAy sETxTss
ss;i isis.
% :s1:
slS.,s Evidence q thsiT merit
Of Chri:ty Doors open - 'sven Concert
% Manager and Proprietor j. Greenwood. Assistant Ma
nsssT splendid IN I'll. ..srnS"S :. * and
n, ;S car tees They may be Seen = al hour. ssnSr @
and venrcquis ALSO sns..l and viii sss Ii. amusing
and astounding sIPer@ens E.orom.ney ana vsnTiio
srn. the Yankee Comedian. Ahe engaged Mr. Merryhed.
cp.nd csks s Wa. sp.sr: sssR psn Re-.
in wax Of the sismese Twins. Madame Roch
10 years, l2T cents
GRND SACRED CONCERT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Nichols. Church Second street viii take place on
erection 81 MT Berge orsanist of the church. Particulars
GRAND CONCEPT OF THE ITALIAN ARTISTS or
Chinese Budings No 500 Broadway between Spring
Prince streets Tuesday evening July 3d. and
ming Of the week. until further notice The public
tpectfuy informed that Tuesday the 3d. and
evenings Of the week. they will have opportunity hear
the follow srsts with many others
celebrity Valentino Prima Dona the Theatres
Royal Turin Milan and Venice Signor L. Corc OF the
Academy of Music Of Paris and London and Prma Tenor
the Italian Opera Of New York with several other dn
gushed artists The Piano on this occasion will be
ded by Mr. Adophe Roscovitz pupil
Iz and recently arrived in this city Admtance %
Doors open Al z; Consert 10 commence at 8 o'clock.
NIBLO's GARDEN.-4TH OF JUN, lsi9-wILLIAM
~ NlBLO respectfully to the public that he
intends opening his Garden and Saloon glorious
occasion OF the anniversary Of American Independence
when he hopes TO offer worthy their
tronsge. The RAvEL FAMILY, % In number will appear
in three OF the most laughble description
splendid exhibition of Fireworks appropriate to the
occasion by Mr. Isaac Edge Admission 90 conts to all pars
OF the Garden.
E1REW0RKS.-FIREW0RK S-EXHlBITIO PIECES
of New and Brilliant Designs, for committees and
ties At the lowest prices together with fine Of
all kinds Of Fireworks Fire Crackers Canton Rookie
Depot In the country. p. L. vULTEE. 1I6 Chatham ST.
Corner Of Orange entrance ID door in Orange street
OTTo COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.-GREAT ATTRACTION
clock Tuesday Sd Wednesday 4h Thursday 5th and Satur
day, July the 7th instant. Admittance free.
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT PAINTING, BY THE
celebrated artist Phppoteaux, containing 800 full
length figures and representing the proclamation of the
and following Of the week. the Female Academy Of
Brookyn Jerolomon street. Admission % centschildren
half-price
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITT, ~ DUANE ST.
be consulted the treatment Of oeran delos
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted
Of delicate diseases enables DIR. e.
mercury used.
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DR COOPER. DUANE STREET, mas. FOR rHE
~ last fourteen confined his prsotoa TO the
msnt Of morcuai and other diseases Of delicate
he the most aggravated Of this disease
charge.
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CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUMNER FETES TRIUM-
- plant. Immense Of the Promenade
summer balls New features have been added the already
great attractions In order this Grand Gala
More than hfty performers The Crandest Saloon
mora. Meah Restoring Sea Breezes. Lovely Moonlight
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ITO FINALE INvALIDs AND FAMILIRs-THE SUE

ITO FEMALE INvALIDs AND FAMILIES.-THE SUB
seber being DESTROYS Of extending we'll
aware Oft modes Of her forbddns that confidence
due to medical adviser from giving due
tention TO their health led TO this method Of notifying
females laborng under weakness and general debility
that they be treated scientific principles by
quslhed TO do them Justice References syen families Of
The highest respectAblity. MRS. s. WOODRUFF
female Family PhysieiAn. Is West BroAdMay.
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u. reception Of tbs Rev, Thses.id E.thsy. Il. 9r.si
s::'s: sss viii !. q.
r. q; W.: Ty A. boCotten, Grand Marshal.
Grand S,,.;:. 4 4: ss:r! a. d.. ,.,.
p P h,IS.s1h' Special Aids
And march to The as' ssr. they will take tn. RICH.
the the yS s h M side Ss
naIhsls sppeised BY respective Divisions
viii marching order the
R shs hing a s
ham, 9% Chatham to the east gate Of the Park WHERE our
S az
nit,ee Of Arrangements the TsmPeraneo viii DO
his lodgings Irving House by the Common Council and
desirable that every Division viii be line BY
at the Broadway Tabernacle Tuesday Evening. tho
%ssa viii iSssn sss ~
the Rev DR. Cox g BroSsyn. and chanes!iG, walworth
sfhs Roman GssioiIa cSuTsS sroosiyn spsndid %"ss
6 TIE r e. T na :: ss
Nassau q; =, :. Mark NsSman 100 BroadSsy oSpnesa.
the greatest and most interesting Temperance meetings
held in the city, and the crowd will great
advised early supply themselves with tickets open
at half past six
SONS OF TEsPERANCE-THE OFFICERS AND
~ members f the Grand Division, Sons
requested to meet at their 800 Broadway Monday
next at three o'clock T. NJ precisely for the purpose
participating the reception the Rev Tteohald Mathew
All suhordnste Divisions Of the city Of New York Brook
yn, and Williamsburg particularly requested
out on the oecason sgreeaty to the programme to DO pub
lished by the Grand Marshal.
WIN EDMoNDs c. W. p, PRO tenn.
(tONs OF TFMPERANCE-TapM EwRFRs nv MANI
t9u Division No aO are respectfully urged to meet At
Their Hail. No 800 Broadway, this Monday afternoon the
I'd inst o'clock precisely take part presenting
Of Real Temperance Disciples and enthusiastic
welcome to the Apostle OF the Pledge his
Castle Garden fatigue need be the
rangements preclude An extended procession.
ISAACF +. BRAGG, w.P.
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DR. POWELL, OCULIsT, AURIsT, &C , ATTENDS AS
usual 70 diseases Of the Eye and Ear at Warren st
where DO had pamphlet gratis describing his mode
OF treating the affections Of those delicate Also the
Sd edition Of his popular Treatise the Eye Price 80
Artificial Eyes inserted.
nR. ELLIOTT, oCULfsT. SIS BROADWAY. INFoRxs
~ his frissds and patients that during .hs summer
days. wednesdays and Fridays DR.. <. will
poor. usual. After o'clock on the above days.
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IASTl GAhDEN.-THIRD WEEK OF THE TRIUM-
~ Phanuy Successful Summer Fetes Increased Attrae
tont for the Holiday Week. New Features First Appear
snco Of Miss Caroline hers and Mr. stephen Leach Reen
the Cermana Society and drst performance this
New York Brass Band and Colon Orchestra under the
rection of Mr. Nosber Programme for Monday Evening"
JSlv "a will consist Of Over.urss Songs se ImmedAtsiy
after the Concert, tho floor will DO cleared
Tiohst rs cents each No Of the
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20 examins the ehoo. selection Dess Combs subscr
bers sore-the variety beyond all doubt the
city which will he fonnd the
much admired Also he ohtsnsd every article appsr
taininE 70 the toilet A. a J. SAUNDERS,
81 Broadway, between walker aud White strssss
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him H. Chef ~ s es a Snss ar ei'sna 70
T e:
Of the city Of New York, as an escort
Drawn BY four horses conaiSins the Rev. rhsobala Ma
thew as Honor the Maso the Chairman Of the Commit
Aiasrmsn .A1 ''s'''A' 'A' D'A'A u A'''''"A'
and 0ssTs Heads asS so OF ns cy G
sna Of OF he the e N %ss V
sss ar the o. ana other
pa0eessIT S hsn PrSg9sa from me battery to
bers str %t6 To shs east sae
of the Iyt L. tho ,i.v Hall On ntaring the
will open to the right ana let when tS. of tbs
Common cGsns win tasF distinguished guest to the
On arriving a. tho CITY dali the Common Council with
Room when balcony The same The Rev r.
citizens that may be at the time assembled in front in the
r % OF se DAY h1 S the KT
public nuIdngs and the masters or own
Of vessels in respectfully requested display
and dSs. all public and licensed
and other vehicles airse 70 withdraw them from the
srs private yehicle are regsesed 70 comply
above order, ~. c.,...s s'. -. V VIC
''' KGBEkT T. aXWS, Committee
Gs sStEF 'fIataSSRLIN, 8 So saS
JAMES kEt Prs;a.n,. Aldermen st
EDprnnrJ; hEhCEf, COMMITTEES
SSHI p PaTrkRsnN I Pn.r rae 80
EDWAk ID ID woRGaH ( Ass;stant
President | Aida1man
New York Jupe 40 1910
.xcrpr,o, or mir pvv ruxo,.,, v.ryrw
ding TO on in ON the
Battery on Mosdsy AZ Juv "a At oeisea Oh inc
m Hne ~ m h. farmai ~ a. 49, ,ha Ga,
Nch street facing ne bss'ms Nv '"e gaze "'n's ieen
The Grand Dyision Of thu Son. If and bar
subordinates.
?. The Father Mathew TEN perance Society.
3. The llibernia H. b. Society.
The Roman Catholic T. A. Society.
The line being formed the whole will wheel to the right In
sections Of T. and proceed as follows as per arransement of
where ths column VIII NAT M the centre and lace IN
wa i'm Va. . H. @ VIZ" -, ,S er suesi ,i
hch a. whoa vii ,sin 1891 i,,o neinrnr 49,. -. a. H.
s,cS sac;etss a. have no %, rs,or,ad will do an m .h.
Grand Msrshsl at Caete tsien NJ o'eloek whsn tbey
viii he ssssnad stat,a" in linz Nv order "A 'As'
w a. DiKEMAN 80,
s. HALSTED, Hias'
CITY Guard ,,-Armorv GOO Brondxvay
June 81 rne psraas ordered tor Tuesday July 3d. "
hereby couh'ermahded' ny 9rusr'v u.pn,v c..,
A - 49,. 1850
Air Shsu Exhibit,ou-The subsorabers
- ~, =, ~. -. a..
e., 49, "a. - 40 a.. -orIa =.
s,sss an he An ~ Jay neat viii b, with
s. ~ III sinas for bss ho NAV s.,ar them Win osI
INV -. 80 " go ac. -, -y
% m Snay w. W. -. IL.
D.ssHnp ~ xmhov Inn ~ $40 o. ~'''' 'o"
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DEMOCRATS, BEWARE.-The Democracy of the City
~ and State cautioned regard
to the Democracy Of the State and proposing mongrei
veption) which being distributed for Is
the offspring of irresponsible secret conclave conved
by Barnburners and serving politicians and is nothing
less than plot to bring about surrender of
eple with the sordid view Of securing tho spos of Office
This conspiracy will be thoroughly exposed
In the time touch not handle but stand by your
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New York, June 80, 1919
Tnos, =. PfERs, Grand Mars
w. IL. DiKEMAN, .,a.
8. HAL>TED, H'u''

City Gaard."-Armory, 600 Broadway
June 3d. s4gThe psraie ordered tor Tuesday, July 3D.
WIN McARDLE. Captain.
II. DE- LrcE, Orderly Sergeant.
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last twenty years Of .ss: add hihos Gardens and the
principal cities throughout the Union offers
lie the richest and 81 beautiful eoorcd
hbed Orders TO any extent fro of the United
States will be promptly attended to- ISAAC ED0E, Jr,
Pyrotechnist, Jersey CITY. near the Ferry.
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sSaAsISs Hall; n. "a sso4RxAy sETxTss
DARNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. r. BARNUy

GKND SACRED CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
saint Nicholas Church Second street. will take place
sunday July Sth clock under the
direction Of Mr. Berge organist church.
will be given hereafter.
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BROADWAY rHBATRB-uE: =. A. MARsaALL rao-
goal % %. srsss NssreAassrhesdAy svsAias Jsly =
-. nAcALLIsrEE. the wonder sf sAs g. vn .s s
n nn q the ENCHANTED PALA CT SAD shs TWO
snss pistol Living CARDS. Usehaatsd Bet.s
the Magic Locking Glass; &c Second DRAM ne Bsvtohed
40 Dress Circle and Parqusts oc Family and Third Cir
BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, REAR
OF the City Hail. will be the Fourth Of July,
Msdnssd.y neI in ths af.srnoos a. Oeeek and she
man. AID full complement Of comic talent will appear In
the Gay.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIECES
of New and Brilliant Desgns for committees and par
ties at the lowest prices together ~itha fine Of
all kinds Of Fireworks Fire Crackers Canton Rockets &c.
&c. for the Trade To be had the Oldest
Depot in the country p. l.. vULTEE. lI6 Chatham
Of (lran doo in Dram atra
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France, and the recognition by those powers Of the

France, and the recognition by those powers Of the
Independence of Venice from Austrian
SR-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 4th ul and to you in reply
that the government of her Majesty has behed, with
great sympathy net only the sacrifices made by
the population Of Venice during the twelve months
In Of the they have but also
the order which has been maintained In the city during
the whole OF that period But regards the wish you
have expressed in favor of your fellow citizens that
Venice should cease to belong to Austria the govern
ment Of her Majesty only say that the treaty Of
Vienna of which England is one Of the contracting
parties designated Venice as forming part of the Aus
trian State and that the proposals of mediation made
by England and France in August last not with
view to the alteration Of that clause of the treaty No
change be effected in the political condition of
Venice without the consent and cooperation Of the
imperial government, and that government has al
ready its intentions in this respect Tho
government Of her Majesty only earnestly repeat
the advice which was recently recommended to the
of her Majesty at Venice, to give In its
name to the government Of Venice, namely, that the
people Of Venice should lose time in coming to
amcable understanding with the Austrian authorities
the best means to restore the authority of the En-
peror OF Austria In the city Of Venice without col
lisiOp,
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The CHoLERA-WArERIN PLACES AND FAsH-
IoEABLE TRAVEL We have some reason TO be-
hsve that the cholera is decreasing in this city
The returns from the hospitals during the last
week were much smaller than during preceding
weeks; and the average Of deaths daily through
out the city was also less. Still we must not over
look the fact that there is malignant and fatal
disease amongst us, which is swifiy carrying
many to the tomb. 1t is, however, matter of con-
collation. that the malady is to some extent within
the reach of medical kill and that IN almost every
instance II can be traced to some violation Of those
laws which have been wisely ordained for the
preservation of the health and lives of our race
DIR. Vache, the experienced and intelligent ply
stefan who has had charge OF the William street
hospital, states that every case, the history Of
which he could trace, originated in some error in
diet, or other act Of imprudence OF this truth.
we had very pregnant illustration in the case Of
the fashionable g0urmGads, male and female, at
Rockaway, the half of whom were seized with
cholera morbus after eating fashionable supper,
of the proper fashionable degree Of grease, dull
ness and indigestibility.
The effect of the epidemic upon the watering
places and public travel has been very great and
very prejudicial. great effort has been made to
puff the watering places, and persuade the public
that they are well attended But 1t is not so.-
They are quite thinly attended, and will probably
lose good deal of money unless they pull up in
the fall AS for the railroads and steamboats,, they
must lose terribly. 1t is probable that the leading
lines extending from this city will lose one hum
dred thousand dollars. The Erie railroad will be
a heavy sufferer. So, too, will the Harlem rail-
road. 1t will lose immensely.
In the West, the pestence is abatng Let us
hope that the Almighty Ruler of the universe may
speedily it to disappear altogether from our
land and may all learn wisdom from the solemn
lesson.
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CITY Intetfsvep~e

fovrp DRowsrD I've have be-, n info M I y a b,.s
man belonging to Williamsburg that sbo,t = o'cloer
yesterday afternoon, he diseovereda y nont,ns h,
the Buttermilk ctauuel lie towed IL to tho Atl,nt,
Docks and left Information a, th. Frsukio fto-sc n,
that vicrity AZ the Coroner could not BE- fJuna no
inquest was held up T. o'clock
DnowsHD-Tne bojy Of man, shout IS years OF
sse, -rh red wbiskers and light hair, purely naked
was drowned of the foot q south Seventh street
Williams burg. shortly after On last evening
IN inquest was hold and the jury returned n verdict
OF fund d. owfed Ills body be had by pplIc
- the Coroner. Mr. Anderson, ut the Gross Roads
Bushwick, WilismsbrTg
tIW.-A FIRE broke ont yesterday. at six o'elact
in the engine shop ~ the railroad at the corner
OF Ihifystoond ttrect and Fourth avenue; loss but
trnng. '
fccrrSr.-A mar, named Samuel g. Stewart. vss
fund opposite No % Moore street yesterday a. eleven
ocltck ~ opposite n noted house kaut nv r,nny
white lie was brought 10 the station bonse bv
CElcer Underlili. haily hurt DR. Gardner was ssnt
for. Who csme ssd dressed his sounds
Accrprsr A man. named John Garrett had his ,.g.
broken while digging NJ cellar In Eiuh avenue near
I"snteth street lie var taken to the City Hospital
Asornts AccInESr.-At the ferry boats sbou. fs,r
o'clock NJ" yesterday, young woman attempted to-
imp on the Fulton ferry boat after " had started
She misftd the boat asd fell into The river She vas
however rescued from drowning by officer Ching and
tassn 20 her home. in Brooklyr
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TROUBLES OF THE HUNGARIANs IN coNsTANrINoPLE-
MOVEMENTS OF AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN TROOPS
ORGANIZATION OF THE TURKISH ARMY, &c.
A letter in the -AHgemeiae Zeitung, dated June
20, says
The presence at Constantinople Of the Hungarian
oaent baron Splenyi. as also that Of other Magya,
and Polish omissarcs has given rise to lively expIna
tons between the Porte and the Austrian internuncio
Count Sturmer openly ntisated to Ali Pacha that the
moment he ascerained that tho Ministers of the Porte
in communication with those emissares he should
cease all relations with the Diyan This declaration
to have taken effect. the Porte having notified t.
Baron SpleDy who had secretoy procured the seal OF
hungarian envoy that he was Immediately to leave
Vizier and Ali Pacha in strong terms for their
friendly conduct towards Austria, observing that in
turn for the kind offices rendered by Austria
to Turkey the latter had refused TO sell to it ships OF
and TO allow Austrian body of troops passage
through Servia.
The Sultan has sanctioned the decision of the
council, winch refuses 10 grant passage via Ser
via 10 the Austrian troops This decision has been
communicated to the representatives. OF the two
powers.
The Porte protests against the entry of the Rus
sian troops of Moldavia and Wallachia into Tran
sylvana. 1t declares that 1t will oppose, by force
OF arms, the return OF these troops to ITS own terri
tory;
been formed in Bosnia, and the Turks are prepared
for every contingency
Eight thousand Russian troops had disembarked
at AckeImann, coming from Sebastopol 10 replace
the corps OF General Luders, which has quilted
Wallachla Tor Cronsadt
The Turks again display great energy on the
question of the menaced aud violated neutrality;
but il must not be forgotten that they have display
ed thus energy for more than a twelyemonth on !hc
Moldavan Wallachan affair, and ihat, formally
abandoned by France, they have concluded til, ar
rangement Of Balta Leman. Il will be the same
now, unless they are supported. The reason as-
signed by France for this abandonment is asonistl-
ing; for il other than that of acting in concert
with England whereas, here, on the spot, General
ApIulch does nothing. and Sir Stratford Canning
is lnluring the influence Of France by the great
energy he displays.
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The Cane or Good Hone.

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SYMPTOM.
We have received important intelligence from
the Cape of Good Hope. The papers now
come to hand reach to the 18th MAY, from
which we learn that the expected arrival of
convcts had thrown the colony into fearful state
of excitement, and great apprehensions were en-
tertained that if the measure were persisted In,
not only would an outbreak take place which it
might be difficult TO suppress, but that il would
produce an enlargement from the mother country
calculated TO endanger the connection now exist
ing: Meetings and demonstrations of most for-
midable kind were being every day held to protest
strongly against the scheme which was pronounced
WIN eS,S OF I'm, Ime
prosperity OF the colony.
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NEroTfsN IN TIE Crsrus HousE-We have
been crsdibly informed, that many Of those persons
recently appointed in different departments of the
Collectors district, of this city. have distributed
number Of the offices under their control, to their
sons, torsins, nerhews, sons sons bro,hersin-law,
and blood relations Of all kinds II is generally
supposed that nepotism Of this description, to the
extent Of thirty forty appointments, has been In
dulged IN, by some Of those who received their
Offices from the hands OF the cabinet at Washing
ton. This, among other causes, is accommodating
great deal Of discomfort the wing party, and is
denounced as an unwsrrantabe appropriation Of
the patronage Of the government, by few families
who form clique Of politicians, without reference
to the great interests Of the wing party a, large.
Can any one give us list Of these cases of nepo-
tism in the Custom House
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The Danish War.
RATIFICATION OF TILE ARMIsTIcE.
TFrom the London Standard. July 70,

RATIFICATION OF TILE ARMlSTICE.
[From the London Standard, July 20.
II is with much satisfaction We announce that
the armistce entered into by the plenipoteniaries
Of Prussia and Denmark, with the view OF arrang-
changed by those powers at. Berlin, on the nth
met No time has been lost in carrying forward
these preliminary proceedings, which have re-
eeVed the prompt and earnest attention of both
parties, and that augur well for amicabe adj
justment of the dispute, which we hope will be
founded on just and solid basis. We have only
TO repeat what we stated few days sinse, that as
soon the territory in Schleswlg shall be marked
out by the German and DANISH COMMANDMENTS
shief, for the occupation of the Prussan and the
neutral troops, the blockade OF the ports will be
raised-a source of great delight to all who trade
with the northern parts of the German Ocean.