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AnIi-Iieut.

~ Gov. FisH, who has been absent several
days returned to the Capital on Tuesday morning
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Canal Broke.
Mnrket-..BrrraLo. July n N

ALBANY, Thursday, July l2-l PM
the Canal is broken at locks.
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IL Waf~r-Gure IB.sitstes.-Dr. Tall receives
patients II be comnOdious eity estsonshm-nt IS LsghL
~ one door from Jobnsp.rk, srd al Oystsr Bay, T.
He has also e0mDetent assistants for outdoor pssecs
COu.uItsrons. ysrbs or BY letter. q lsA Ims
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U Restoration Of NaIuruI sisht.-Profess

Dkossos, u D. Preserves and Restores tho nssfs .sn'
elres bear sghi ard dOes away with zssses enlft'J-
Ores days Ia fOrk, the last bree u sscn Ner. ~
Al n Wir,sr-.f J5s Ina
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GENERAL NOTICES.


q Fowler q Wells, Phrenoloxi:s. and
~ J.W. Cloves, Dentist, 81 Hssson-st oppo.
sue Or.snwien bsn.y Newton. onos hour, ION
" Mrs. VI. >. Cove Nichols, wser-curs PhysI-
-isn. " LeIinstOn-sy COMMUNICATION 10 Al WIN
- Waf~r-Cure In.Iitstes.-Dr Tall receives
81 ons door from 81 John.p.rE, and at Oyssr Bay, T.
he has also competent assistants for outdoor Practice
Cousu.lsrons. verbal or By lettsr - lsA lms
~ Harlem RaiIroaa.-AI persons Interested 10
ne u The Harlem Railroad, Dorh from Dover
lsnd a n-ecng a. Dover Plains the l7b July, instant
a. NJ O'Clock IN the forenoon.
The officers and stockholders Of said Company are par
neg1i, INVITED " susnt said meeting.
BY order Of The Cenra. Committee VI North East D1ieh-
Norm E.s,, July 2, ise. jys2~
- Restoration of SaturuI sisht.-Pfofessor
okossos 81 D ffesefyes and Restores Ihs nstsfs ssn
cures pear slshi ard eoes away with xssses -
Ocs days Ia New YOrk tie last tbree u esen wees IN
al 70 Wln,sr.f Ds I'm
~ Wigs and Toapees.- BAreHsL9ks eelsoft 60
WIZ FsctOry i et Wa4-sl ~nrfe =. ., -nes - -,
found he largest assortment n tne ~ $1,000 80
chasing el.euhere BsTcHELoRs newly Invented Wiss
obalasd silver medal a. the Fair u lbs America lab
Copy The sddrrss- HJ0 A"sFu
~ The Teiies as - should be.-HsDHUEu
ane dressing hair deserves tfst-rsie Dotcr" have
adopted plan u furnishing every with tao
clean hair brushes. Tia 70 eerxnly the acme u elesE
ard comfort ID In
~ Wigs. Wigs. WIss.-ciuzsns .5d suanssrs
Informed hat de largest cheapest And best sssoft
ert Of wtgs h.fwiss tospees srsds q l0sg bar aud
ogher ornamental hair q ~ be fOucd Il AGDbrssr
HxAsD's n AGdsl ssas. Tie xsds applied lsA In
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The following is the deposition OF the Carlton House
row taken down before Judge Laihro2 in the Court
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W. must ash sive lie beaqt'IlI concl1.

rF"DisgAsEs o. WINTER, by K. J.. CUL'SR.
WELL, NJ D. is popular treatise On coughs, colds,
asthma. and other diseases of the chest, by very
popular and entertaining medical writer. lie
goes for prevention rather thsn cure We trus,
the American publisher will be rewarded for he
enterprise. lNew-NoTk J. S. Redfsld, Clinton
Hin
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~ The NATIONAL SPsAXER,' by Henry
M.oLATHLIS. Ia ga excelen. compi alton. Few
are better. Boston Robert s. Davis. New
York Coolidge 4 Brvsher.l
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"HisToRr oP JULICs CFs,R. by JACOB
ABHor.-Ano,her Of NJ. Abbots historical series.
written with the facility and grace which mark
all his productions, and brought out IN Harpers
most elegant style. y. Y: Harper Brothers
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HsssD ol n Ma.del>lsns whose classic style u cUnN
ane dressing hair deserves hfst-rsis notcr" have
sdopsa plan u furnishing every with tao
ele4a hair brushes. Tia certainly the scns " elesE
meas ard comfort - In
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- THF WooDaAs" Is a republication of an
other of 1,NFs's romancss. The admirers o' that
author may here be erst,aed. .New-York' Har
per X Brothers.
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Big Loretto, Ihurston, from West Coast Of
Africa and Sierra Leone 29,h May. reports thai The
schooner Larch arrived at Sierra Leone from England
l2th May, end sailed for Nonrova liih May Tbs
schooner wss sent out by TIE British Governn, nj as
present to the Republic OF Liberia che Is q about $50
tons. rseed w,hs ioretopsail and toqsalaniss with
four brass suns She unler TIE charge OF
BRUSH Naval otrcer. who would deliver heg AZ Non
rovs snd then JON some oi The vesse oivar en- the
coast There were Two ssvsls taken on the leth snd
I'm May One o. them hsa coo slaves on board Both
OF them bad been condemned schooner hsd been
brous A in On tee sth bat cad not been disposed e.
The British bark EiAeove OF London. ard siip Agnes
Of Liverpool were waiting ior eulisrans icy ne West
Indies. The British BARK Recavey oi London. sum
mcrs was GA the coast up 10 ,he laursy Bay, where
she had been loading tulssr but leaking 50 badly
that he had 70 keep both pumps going KEEP her free
ard anAly bad 20 disc6srse % ssop the lesk Toe 3
sky FsEisE0ats e0spss sss a. Prays Nay = Al Es-
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The PEOPLES washing and Bathing Asso-
rfaffOu.

Ora n the most useful as vel "a humane en-
t.-.r..,i, that which has repeated proved 81
.,cc...lal in England f1r the provision q chear
mean. Of cleanliness fr those who have lo 70
.,r.o.s bat such as az derived fem fatir srl-.
We all kul~ tnat here .l our C.ty ihs poor,-
classes I've ou,n .1 4 stare of comparative phys
icsl impnrry because they cannot af''d 20 c'
otaer~ise r.m ta.s cause eo-e arses lace
proportion 90 ihe disease which iut1t' 30 m-r1
miser, 90 ttat Pa-t Of our IoPa ston boz 'e east
sb.s T. besrit. AID fnsIiy makes heavy end con,
star 1-sit 40 totn private benevo .ence and 't-
public tres.ury. VIC d.es 1T te iev- tha' iitte
mas ou- people lad been ~ me hspt Of rsga Ar
AID fre4aeut bathing the epidemic Which 3 rot
ouly accusing many deaths day among ~. but
fri.itetir. away o. immense amount ~ business
from re CIV. Woat Dot be much less vrgi-1i
tna0 itis'
We publish below the appeal of The gentlemen
WHO have taken a. sctve part 10 the attempt g
promote tie celLAuess, health I'D Interests %
New-Y.rk by tie Establishment o. chesp public
institutions 'or bathing md washins The exec
lsncc o. the plan has been endorsed BY comm o.
tee Of the Common Council after careful ana
tdoroush invest CATION ~ the svtie.t. A. az Il
accommodation, v.es obtained from the Lee aiatll-
at.tslss, sassoa. A good psrt O.. tae stock re-
eo,-sd 20 commerce perst.ons .9yl las AREA
-I,. ,r...+ces g.. s-x. q
d. been '-'s''''-'' . .
tat tie subscription should lnis' macy ~ ..''
oo. We t-us. inst their spreal msy bee promptly
| ard il''y sns"'I''' 80
Ins J f4stfe- ~ ilis CO. F'''.''
&c. and especially 20 Zoe c.s-. " Do pre- .- '. '
| Ygfnent oi The luxury oi 'alhA- 'A' .' '-
/ ven.face- Di good .a-nii.'-. BOT -'-'P
stock % t1.- Asso,.'i'e- % 'ol-'',
! o. fneIf opuon .......s t....8 .f..e
| Inc success 'i ''i.'.n ..,. ,r4.ceo LIS,
that me greet Use no sucn esfa'-hil'A,~' ".1.' ~
the extreme ln" f7i's ch'is''. y,''.' -. -. 80,
/ their c0-t 7 be- ur0er-i-rri cannot Nn-'N 0' Pr '
CITY where there the .norr- popul~ u cor para
,v frosrerous sIcn Establishments VIII De- NJ least
i.,.re and IAN es well a- ln tie English cities
- t 49,, .,ev ,,ar .rord mcalrulsbe
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BOSTON r.-a ---s.s.rr--ss frris- tr,-ac eco. a
brr - Iar..r. b--ras A. 90
saw ~ b.,.r D.. -a5< - ..r. ..s-..-. d.
d.. t~ - N-il Gu e. GAYS. james tl-s- -- li p
r-lfr day. hl-s,sr. i0 s -aTs. -fi.1, ''f
-ae. Hrl-r l1 ~ isFs -rNs- J- - ~ 81 ~ - .."
~ O.. rrg are. from 81. rlls i.i fNi- Sfa.-
BIZ AEa.- from >assr-s- ,....-
.-r sl.s1 Wsri.re.. P1-t a. Prince June Len pa,
S-er... f.r NrH-t Irs ea.ar. c-fs. -..'
'Ir .u. Days : .er So. '--- ara '.' D''.-' -
~--rs L-ira-..- f--s---r s.'rrg irisin he'i-f ll
R.r.r.1r. PLla. >-ra-.r, '4is fIi- =, -
O.-.r. 6-orse'ael C.. B.l-as-. New 9eri y g. are
az yac1f Breeze. N~D-io-s
SIP IoE --tr-. from Char rs.lt a.,
Br- Susan Clrrl-r. Ma. '--. jane o. Len 'cnr Mafy
Z rat@fr f.r N-V-io-s 81 laf-
Br., Earsri Henry. Moa.e Baltimore George
Bri5,.-sa7 Ra-ss- e-o-r Sev-or.e-ns
t.FAsFr--.r I..ms RIVER 'i are - '-'-,
>lrg sa more J~r. f.. 'f - - put
BANGOR. J. -f-Assrrro-s-. John Ha,,1. y
-s C-staEu. -a.-l-.g ] rs-a. hsh'
Ass.trr. --l->c-- Cora. Nf9ss tLlAAAn-'a.A
Barn. Jl--. f-Asrvro-Bas Ysua.. Georgetown
PORTLAND. Jsa- -clruro-Brg' Caa.on. c.ea-
NEWBC RYfCaf. J-as -s-AEse1D-sns Maze
NFW-HEDFORD. June -.-AsEeEo-s.ooq Republic
NEW-0RLEANs June 1-Azsrro-S..1 J4re Hen
4-r.or 81 rtnrs. .s-. Barb rrl.aUf Ne"-l Nfs NrA
90 sea ol iae l10 -aIc susan Drew. of Boston ..
NV PORE ] 4.- "a ssiff o->c'rs f.. % '..'-'
Baltimore for D.-.lun. HANNAH AlEai, ~ ttttt
.r N.r'Hs -- pa River 'lr dos Ne'l-f do Tor -'
s.oop an Ne,.-lol s p..s..
Noble. star Wa-tnli0u. sc. Osoco ANY W Leeds. }
Leaning NJ Srrh and Volts. Pr sde phls' George
Washington. Albany. Metamora- Rontolt
Aso. .'op. Mar E-en' Rondoai' WIZARD Mo"' a-l
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CITY ITEMS.

WARD SCHOOL, The semi snnua exsmlnstlon
% Ward schoo. NJ . Clarke :, Sas bed yesterday
and presided over ~ tie County Superintendent Jos
McHeeu Esq There were present - pupils. OF
which 'l1 were IN iae Primary Department e., 10 t-'
Nae Section. sni .a iae Female >ehoo. 80.
Ia.s School has been bag even m.u'as C7en. $50 DO
IS now s. tas attendance es-ae' one o. t6e largest
and u poin; OF rsspecta.i,y general department Ti
grrss IN education % BIDS fair not 70 rank SECOND 20
anv -chco. IN the City Tae scholars IN each depart
nent were examined 90 Reading Analysis Of Lansa'se.
Geography. Music. Ns,arai Philosophy sc IN which
branches they scsu.,et themselves In very commend
sb.e manner. snd mach % the qualification ct those
present some specimens of writing and needle" :
were exhibited Nh.ch were sredisaoe 70 tie teachers
and pupils.
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BOSTON wednesday aALt 80
Toe brig + liza Tay ior. from Buenos Ayres, May
arrived THIS morning Her Captain reports that the
troubles ihese were as Tag from settlement A. ever
Rosss thought 20 have desire for Pesce unless Re
can obtain indemnity Tor h.s destroyed feet.
was rumoted iaai large force vere On The way
there from France.
Buenos Ayres was ial Of merchant vessels, mostly
re susrs many = wh4ca have been lying there Tor
Eve or six months doing nothing Hamburg and bre-
men ships which could net 90 bone were taking freight
o.. hides % TIE ua.,ei states. as very low rates.
The 1ris Scs1ne WAS - sa- i.r California OF The n
Nay w.th 6o passengers. mostly Portuguese and Eng
A.h Ire sns Hyder A. was u Sal N - days for
California. sas had 10 passengers engaged Ham
burg bark bad also been chartered Tor California
quite number had gone across the country 10 NAps
-sso Produce Vas scarce and high Trade very dull
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From Crntrnl Amerlcn.

The Kmgston Jam Moramg Jo4yaai of June
E has news from Grey Town TO May ~ 70 the follow
ing effect
The account, Of the revolution in Nicaragua have
proved 20 BE- very much exaggerated Mr. Manning,
the British Vice Consul has not been imprisoned but
10 appears that Gen Nunoz j. cndeAyOring 10 prove
inat Mr Manning instssied the rising against him. An
official account Of what took place has been published
Leon which probably is under the truth and states
that the using Immediately put down, and pubic
tranquility restored The Legislative Assembly, sit
ng Nicsragu passed about the time vote OF
Impeachment against the Director aud Minister and
these functionsres Immediately quilted Managua for
Leon On this wss founded the rumOr that they led
from Gen. Nun0z. But though Gen. Mun0z has not as
rumored assumed the Dictatorship, there Is great
fear of his intentions and the country 10 IN very IN
easy state.
Don Francisco Castelon the Minister sent By Ncsrs
qua % LCndI % recover possession ~ this port has
0een recalled aud pected here by the June steamer
The colee crop o. this year Is considered a very
small ono. but fI- quality OF the coffee excellent
Capt Ielac1eur nae succeeded s.ngly and alone IN
introducing 500 Bibles and 800 Iestaments into Cen
trial America. has paid Si-J IN addition 70 eloo pfcl-
ousy RENTED
Here we are AZ present very quiet and Grey Town
has almost returned former state o duness and
inactivity. vessel that Was o. have LETT Ne" OK
carly 10 April with Cali0rua euigrants Tor TINS pOft
and another American vessel. the " RANGES an Old
trader between New-iork and this port are both long
overdue. and We cannot help feeling some anxiety
about the cause % their detention.
Mr. Christie has received Instructions from the Home
Government % Investigate the case OF al the former
grants Of and IN the country which summary set
aside by Mr. Walker 4 he Me--rs shepherds, former
Is vi jamaica were the largest holders u grants hAF-
ng with a third person, received from the late King
Robert grant ~ about one third Of The whole country
The states ~ Nicaragua Honduras, and san saliva
tie United states Minister there 10 confer with him on
NO4urlCO lue-
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BY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE NEw.yuRk TRIBUNE.
= Far i.sgrsphie d.sPa'ele' received Ia tine io'
E.sling E-.uon y-si--i-7 zee trst Psse
HICnLY INP0RnN FRoH ClLIFORyn

Seventeen Dny- Later from San Franciec"-
startling Kumor- Of the Destruction OF
Law and order. and the Powerie-- conoi-
lion Of cen. Per-iier r. smith, Troops
-unerius- and Prospects at the MINES = g
NE,r orrEA,s. Saturday. J1re -
3, tae n-rsa- OF the RyA mail steamship
C.v6. ~ Mobile z.e have dates from Ssn Fr'n-
o,s.r. D., tina r-.- cf MsF-seseltseu days isier
"a, ---..,s. sc-,uats Tie advioss Do the NAN.
a.tr ,oros draw5acks. we're considered favorable
=, the prospect. ri tre god siegsrs some among
then we're very s1cc-ss'l.. while others ga no'
maze enough 20 bear expenses.
T...saaas Of persons acre daily arriving
-.- wee ..so90ilted ard we've p-eran1s %
return I.vls,a.d mat mach Soldering e1 'ied
Among tie miners. l- was ssumatef that about
-0.1 pefs.ns we're employed in digging ior gold.
L.tte-s o. Tie P.c4.aae sni other pspsr'. from
sau Fralcisco. dated May r state that everything
va.iaadlsordrred condition. that a. ia~ exist
ef huttre law of tne strongest. ~hch had been
aimed by tne mass. Governor Perstlr j.
saith s.d me troops under his Command <ere re-
lseses 9- bosrd % tte American shIfs gi-g ID
a.-- s.+s soldiers we've roltsd Gown Ike wolves.
Passengers woo csle b. tie Cyd-. tnt who
..n san Francisco GOD .ne ----, says not VOID
about the above report. and the Inference doubt
Ices trattte r1mlr is un'1aldel. Taey had en-
coaa,ere8 both whites add lad.an' At the P.scers.
Cs9t Ricrard.ou. win Ns0-l lrk company.
had arrived 81 MazatIs4 oa the l1,a. aud sailed
the sane dsy f0r san Frarc'sco.
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An OmcinI Notification by the Republic of
Mexico.

foSkisN AN' HOVE ~ FNS NANI
rs rNce .--'5 '-r '' ." ~~'D'
has 'oumln 'a'-l m i-' me ". -
JosE JOAQUIN nr hrRREs' PRESIDENT q 'ne Arp42-
De 90 Mexico. to tie inls.tsnts tatfeoi mo" lr ~
these r sents That Congress 1as approfei " ae il
llrrrs deere.
Article T. Authority o. the government 20 Atrt''
flr Railroad frOr tlf port 90 fera Aftt ~ rae NHF
ia thence - come pert cn the tteAc. VII s-tA
t-rcae. % nav seem convenient O. 0tle towns -nlsl
the 20 lor,.u. conditions
D. Tile Railroad musk be- finished wi'1in aitsen year
ar- tle DOr. commenced --'Ie t"' 9a-- -'-''s SAC
ru.s from tle -ste % tne contract
% l1 .-4,il-ief' '-i io-1"--s s'-.''s "'- -'
c1rfri,. ,..
frfl up te road hAl i.s ~ N4--r' 'i -A-.-s''e t'
rie-- i.r ty years
>-'f- be- us-n'. 'H'er' 40 A-l necessary 4n'--
uluf- i-. is cl.-t'li-Nn -nr D-t "-l.- iAtf may
reol.-e uar r-. ot te Republic rsy se brought lato
-r .o Boz ir- .t dl-es Tie "loe 81 eci 10 the iAll
and re lorna 49, tafrein prtscii2ei
It".--l .ad iAr nt -u'. pass 'f'' any vi -.e l-'
4c i.ualns enough lsfi wi -e -fAnlta % 'Le '-"
tractors ior tne c'1' -.'.on Oh sa'i t's' a"l -
penia-'s beside ,'- wi" pr
tnriA ~ ..e -.,A 49,, -.
81 t,' Pop .7 .'N' 49, 80 e. 49,,
''' f.'.'t' D.. 4't- SUE b. @
20 '" .. ~.
-'n' - .4 ~ A-'r' ..'' ., =,
' .. ~. ,,.. ~ --,,, l,i ,b. .,r,-,,
tors cannot come 20 80 -i'"'s "''"s cement Win nc
Fi.lI'1''' 49,. -, H.
fyh-' n"1.n 'l' "'.''uau' ."o sr''' W we a.
vera 'iNt Nie'r lNe e"N '''e' "''s "o' PD' '' '"o
no'eInil'hl WIZ 'NtN au' az 'A''''." ol ~ -vl"
years on .-r '.-'''r P'ill''. So u ~ .o
qNnt .niicNe' Drloie ti' * ' A'i IT'D t' ~" 9'"'s
paw eye ~ one et more 'o '''l '.- ..'' 49,,
Nffi-in caee lnr CONTAGIOUS 1850" -Nt''9 pr ''"~
0i tho Tr0lts On the T-llc treasury itler extension
of thirty y,srs will be- granted on tur exclusive priv
r-e- 40 the expiration ot t1s eNtertcu the terms 81
| article I'VE must be- complied ~ ith.
Foreigners engaged no this undertaking must un
iersand that from ms sct alone their rights A such
cease ~ at parts 10 tnc country "nefe tns WORK :
carried ou
| Ant 3D. The Government vil award the contract 10
hn .r to those whose proposals the most advsnta
.e0u- and 10 keeping With the conditions 40 the prcce
tiur .r,e For this trp,-o h zee mouths will re ID
/ ..-.......r. b...,., ..,,
/ I"el iOi iNf ir''iFtA- "i s'' fief''7' J.. ''''- ~
tOua With t- Government o. prQung the uns stated
| % three months
Arr Iil IN order that the preceding articles may
! 80 into effect the Government Will give orders that
tn.s decree he translated ami publ she'd those
papers which have the largest circu alton Europe
and North America snd the ume stated by article two
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University OF the Ciiy of Newly ork-C om-
Ueucement.

Yesterday morning this annual meeting was
beld IN Dr Potts. Church corner Of Tenth Il ard
r,iver.itv.plsc. The attendance was very numerous
= N' PC 49,. ..r,-.. ,.,e..n,ed
the ma'"'y being '''''' ''' '"' E'''
brilliant array OF ynuih' hehuiY anu i'r''"i' '''.''
greet he efforts Of The young ssprsn's for the seade
~. 49,. , ,h. d.r
,...., ,.,..a. roc,,i,r g.
arrived at the church shortly si,.r 10 o'clock bod.
WORMS excellent band performed grand march.
o ....,,. ,, tho church MASSAGE. OF Scripture
-, ~, ,t, ,.l,so,ario, Hon
We're fe"a hu prayer ''''''' - ~. ,t.
roi,cr.,tv Nes.fs Tn,ler Lewis. Draper. Mason Rcd
6li &c helm. On his rieht and the Council his left
.i..t 49,. o,.,;..,. y,e,, delivered in the
"N"u' ''''i VIM" ''
following ofoef
Latin Sa.utsoiy Addresses. Li"afd O. N.'''
Brooklyn, l. l. The speaker was niue 700 '.''''"'
but. establishments. acquitted m".'n le'oiHo} p
insn'A ,aIai''oi, re- On. ,,.t,i
,,.'"t ~ ,nu,n nrono.e and the authors homage TO
Mathematics contained much that was exc ..rnt ,..
g. rhilosopAcM Grafton oiuin'en .i hr" iu,,
l,Dsngys - W ''', ,,, .co,s of l.,rsiion'
D. Greek Grafton. VIM j Bosert klniakamack y j.
Wac received with loud applause. ihc speaker Is
gifted with good voice which he used admirably, as
ye o the eNpres,on Of his subject as 10 the pleasure
OF hi, d bearer. ,o,,o.. Of the World. Civilization.
ciss and pquent review Of an old subject me pAs'"ee
of civilization from the birthplace oi NniIs'A.'9 @'u
the Egypt OF Cleopatra to the West o,.-,
y 1g. ,''" sertc,nan was rewarded with
.hr,oa,, from ne sa.iesy
0rsl.,a-Cl.in1s Of tho Christian Ministry. !
eonard Corning. BROOKLYN. L. l. An excellent essay
which W., received A. IL deserved with much sp
,isn.c
IO O-qfien-Nodcrn Crusaders Addison J kmslcy,
Ny CITY An explanation of the idea OF the Mission
any Crusade OF thc present day
~. pis0aiot-puty 90 the Future "m Oin,
L -'''li " J. ely " very s''0
ls Orsf,,.-. Wch,e 70 Think. Ta,ler Lewis. Sara
toga Go. y. y The efforts OF This gentleman Ore"
down much apt .ause' BESIDE TWO bouquets v.,
Is. Orama-fmisned hducAAon' ,naI''s - y ~
heefeh' \. ''s. rms was t''..' i't-' -,
and being drAt''ed Win ease 4"' N'"''' was
". u.s., H'''" 'Pt ''-' ,.,....,. hi, ,,,o Rro,,r
az '''A' y. AVN C 10, .i, 5,.co,r.c
'''''' 40" - ~ 81. ana excelence Of
~, of Ar. wa. then conferred
-. ,,.i..,.;,, mi, the t,uowius
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The Creva.-e-Nrs. Gaine-'s Land suit-
Markets, &c.

NEW OaIIANs. 1hlrsdsy. Jane D.
TIE great crevasse u At isst closed and the
city VIII 30 free of water tomorrow.
Mr. Gcn Gsine.s land SUI, is fixed for me 9Th Of
Nov.maer.
CorroN Is in better demand and quotations are
Shove previous rates COTTON o. Lverpoo. is quoted
7 5Ibtds FEEiGHrs-CoastHise Are improving
HEMP 70 Bostoa B., :. 3D. and FLOUR 90 cents, though
Cd cents is generally sskei
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NA,HNGroN. Wednesday June q.
Mr. Lowery OF Ky. hiss received the appoint
ment Of Chief Clerk n the Bureau Of Indian Affairs,
hands Of the Capimissouer 10 take effect the
lei 81 July.
Hon. ". Bowdon OF Ala has lett for home to can
vass bis District for reelection.
Hon. Henry 5 Fooie. Senator from Miss now in this
city has been chosen by the Jackson Democratic As
ISOLATION Of this city TO deliver Funeral Grafton
upon Ex.President ~ on the 9th Of July.
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Sew Trial granted TO Capt. Bradley-Fenrs OF
the Creva.-e again breaking out.

Wv lILEhNs- 'dIlfuHyl JUNO y
a new trisl has been granted to Cspt Bradley
Of View Haven who, 10 w.n be remembered WAS re-
Gently convicted without capital punishment, Of The
murder 81 Fanny Dsly
Great fear. entertained that the crevssse vii
s-an break and the promptei measures are being
taken 90 prevent the same. The market fox COTTON i
unch tnred sIcs for the wesk reach 800 bales, RI
TIE advance o. previously noticed TREicHTs con
f-nual IL Lmrr-..
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IT. LOUIS Wednes day, une =.
TIE reports Of iutermcuts 10 10 cemeteries yes
tegdsy 81, OF which 100 We're deaths by Cholera
For the week ending the eth there were 7o3 inter
n.nts-jsJ Of which were Choers and 60 under four
years OF age supposed that many have been buried
privately The grounds in the city and vicinity OF 81
Louis are very sckly Hundreds have died whose
deaths have not been reported
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GOURAUD's RAMBLEs AMONG TIE PLANTS AID
FLDMERs-NO

Al. here ~e have noo.e plant. How proudly - - =.
saaped fo"ef. sprlng from their taii ,falSs sone -
observe, are virgin white. others llac-cCiored,-yls
-aKlln, - tnr deepest u.tz-marne,-A yet more -
rOJed .n lyman purple TLls highly Ornamental nj"n
named the f1Hi0ouyB BED wal IN ~ viciniy, . -
peey covered By The emerald foliage Of climbing -
Among watch Ne p-cplng out mynsfs ~ ne ~.
bll-, purple bells u the C0aroir4gs -iniefmiks9 "
-h- nfl stt orange cup OF the Cisfayfia
- Nothing be- lovely tlsn ne Appc.f.i. ~
.4dy's sk.n, which has been washed "in COZ 49,
NIlll4 INDICATED sap. a. - really a-onisnl< =
e-.cky Tan. trecki-s, sa4l0~ness. Slnh-fu' 49,
kolgluess Pmp.es &C dlsapPeef alter "a. pA,,e6r
RAJ P5ndrs Subtle 10 upr0oung SUPERB lols - %
any psrl u tie human body. Warranted 90 kAtD,
HlU Inc Ia. the merit o. changing red, light " grey %
70 a beautiful black Or brown . -.,,-, ,f-D
rSv- TIE geng4as Cosmetics Of d. FELIX COZ kAIgy
can tn ~ Cas>. be procured, EfcsD ~ nis dePgsi
WALKEA-st lsi store FROM mot lal BIoaigay 70
deiDala GEO CHlLDs CO No Ledger bali9l-s'-
n thsdsph Or o has been Noticed OF bass eot Al,
go 81 ~ M-dicaf-d Soap berg sod Ctc.llt - ~
two salags Is cost u 10 Esnasr . - t~l,s se',
( 60 sess-