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q HE FIR e N E N.


EiRk ENGINE TRIAI-SREING A PIECE IN YOUR
Of he 9th instant headed Absve, which the
Psron who inserted it, weuld attempt dsored
Engine Company ~ and in order any mistaken
impressions which have been credited ky Strangers
ssh panis we would state that all knew that
the members OF ~ Who anxious for the trial told
The, had passed rssol In their meeting
70 Nna "a friendly invitation to play a. the time sad
Placs-tbs nth ward Liberty Poles and
ious 20 an not ~hat n.dst
reports even visited the Foreman Of r. his house.
desvorsd psrnade him to take engine down. but the
sver vas hstb might their engine
hearts eentsn that who's % oompsny wished 20 OF
their to work they wssld wsrd and
no such Invitation said, By their
passed their meeting wa, ever received by Engine Company
"a Neither the engine In condition TO play-
been worked great number Of nss-vherea ~ has been
.vo rse ans r. thsrsfors very sn and no sea-
slider her in proper working condition The company
With u not surpa" lse feet stated the height Of the
pole bnt which reality but 40 feet TO the top
cap Of Liberty but 10 which difference Of 80 feet glad
"a MT Smith has the eonseisnee raise his
An answer ass Appearing the following days HERALD
signed AN OLD Member would advice all no,ies
ANDREW WARD,
WILLIAM hERCAR
SIMEON WARD.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILAprLrHIA, July Il, 1850.
.aaofAer Steamer for Cai,ns7ae Late Fire President
Filisnore-The Foreign News, &c.
The propeller Constitution has cleared for San
Francisco, and will take her departure for her long
and wearisome voyage to-day or tomorrow She
built here and is really beautiful craft Her burthsn
Is about four hundred with three masts schooner
rugged. She is bound to make money for her owners
she be with very lits consumption Of fuel
The great fire and the death OF the President still
continue to be the absorbing topics of conversation
and might add speculation with us. The grave has
not eoted the remains Of the old hero and patriot
and yet the policiansthe Office holders and the Of
fee beggars moving heaven and earth to ascertain
precisely What stripe the new President belongs to
whttk or the friends Of Clay or OF Webster OF the
Clayton cabinet to exercise over him a removing
and appointing influence The once holders here
trembling in their boots, and really without cause, for
mistake not The character of President Fillmore,
his attention will be directed not to the loaves and
fishes but to those great questions which are shaking
the Union to its centre With our business men the
men who are pecunary Interested in the matter the
belief is now general that theCsy Compromise bill
will pass, and pass without much further delay
meeting was held in the State House yard yester-
day for the relief of the sufferers by the late fire. 1t
was elmly attended and more time con,umed by
the speakers in discussing the supposed explosive
properties OF saltpetre than In appeals for aid II
caused by some twenty kegs Of gunpowder but the
matter is undergoing judicial investgation We shall
soon whether the insnuston in question Ia fact or
fancy
Our citizens at least such as have both the ability
and the inclination leaving tor the watering places
In large numbers Cape May Of course, Is the avorts
resort and at moderate put alton, there cannot
at the present time be less than twenty i've hundred
people on the itland
The Hibernis's has had marked effect upon
our marketsfor 1t this season Of the year Is al
most i'm possible to get up and sustain eculative
movement. Stocks are duer to-day, there being very
little disposition to operate.
The weather is cooler to-day, and for July quitssn-
durable
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TeIcgraphis Marine Reports.

- BATH Shiy
Cleared, sth-Ship kary, san franciseo.
Arrved-stsamcr Biterna Cat 60 r.l IiTrrtooi juas
nth Saw yesterday At ~ "a sheitOufne s.asr Mag
Bostop for Haniax and Liverpool
Bsrk Sophie katarps June ~ BRIG Chicktrsr Phrd,f-
Tbia; fchr Mary. Aitsay.
Below-ship Ctic,rafa. from 81 retcrshurr
tleared-hhirs Caroline Dow Turks Isasa RIVAL VIII
Ism, 2utec Emily Taylor, NOreans; nelsilIs
ran francisco tmrress Pietou; tes sivuOne,
lnute Cesar Havana tchrs Atsh, 81 Thauss, Hssrst
Wilmington, Nc.
CHanrssros. ynIy9.
Arrvsd-sttamsr Fiorids, NTorf.
Rssr TftoNssroN Juey7.
trrvsdethrs fsrrvstts Sea Ten Ortir aitanv VA tst
Lucy Blake, ZeThyr. Iuey white, uuivn,
liOu. Patriot aud CtrVo klork.
Clssrtd-Brig franklih. horleans.
Cleared-schrs Empire asd william, Phiisds pIia.
NoRroLx. Juiv ".
Arrivsd-Bst Convey lriE Anr rratetL sehr Frsah
from klCrti tchI Fountain. Ths uiaston.
Ilssred-Bat Harriet tErl scott, for isndon; sehr
sailed iOih-Dsnube. frsIn City Poit, Cor France
u, ronrLsEp. July m.
Ci.ar-dBark Providence. Ps.cu, ia Maine. siimlsr-
ten, NJ.
- ssisr ysy II.
CisItsd-sehn AresliHt. Braris sar.sv albany.
NtLrisarpE. Juiy 10.
irriv,a-sehfs Aisrie sYritj Hoit b,stoB.
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THE LATE PisE IN Pun are gratihed
to learn that Coroner Hass determine to
the which led to the explosion during the fire Of
Tuesday afternoon in the building on Delaware
munity ut large this should be done and finally settle
the mooted question whether SAltpeter will will
not explode ~ In the meantime, witnesses to be
procured In relation to the matter, which will be
Monday next We have been informed of another
death from the terrific explosion Of Tuesday afternoon,
which occurred yesterday. The unfortunate person
was Miss Lavnia Bladen, daughter Of Mr.. w. l.. Bla-
den, aged twenty four years. Miss Baden was a
teacher In the New street school and ut the time Of
the fire WAS leaving that place for her fathers resi-
dtnee in Front street below Vine which she discov
cred TO be in flames when she received such injuries
as TO produce her death Ms above stated. Last eve
nipg the City Councils passed resolution that the
Pre- sdents Of Sele ct and Common Councils behalf
Of ssid bodies ana behalf Of the citizens Of Phla
delphia do present their thanks to the Mayor of the
city Of New York and through him to the Fire Oom-
mttee Of Councils the Chief Engineer, Assistant En-
ginetrs and Firemen Of ssid city to the Mayors and
Fire Depa tments Of the cities Of baltimore, Will
mington Camden and all other cities towns and per-
that furnished aid for their prompt response TO
the call tor assistance during the late extensive and
terrific alton in the northern part Of city
and that the people OF Philadelphia will cherish
terestedness and philanthropy. The following Is an
enumeration OF the number Of houses destroyed
pared with great which shows that
ton Of them published yesterday nearly correct
actual numb - Between Vine and Callowhin Second
and River Al houses; eatt side Water street south
OF Vine IL east side Front street south Of Vine IS
west eide Front street south Of Vine, H. New street
between Second and Front IS east side Second south
Of Vine, 10; N. and OF Callovhin and Water II;
Four brick counting houses, 4; south side Vine be-
tween secop and Front &C. Total 3o7.-Philsdeiphid
Sytrif AZ the Tt~es, July IL.
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- Cle.nut srssts- T. Barnum PrOprs.or and Manager
fornanes tuspended for limited period, to bsauty and
elaborate tn. Lecture Room, to make changes in the
Fisher, Mrs K0sers, Mr. Goods &c Performance every
evening usua-the Bell Ringers, Ballads
by Miss Lstie, lately returned from New York Comic
yocasm by Mr. Robinson and the gorgeous Panorama Of
spiendd serpsursl Painting Opening of the Seventh
Seal szktiting The Cuban Anaconda and plentiful
IN eentsi rarqustts seats sts extra Reserved seats
may be secured application 70 The Nshet onos previous
70 o'clock, Il. n.
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RRO0KLYN EUsEUh-C0RNER or ORANGE AND
- Fulton strsets- CHANFRAU BURKE, proprietors;
Z. Burke. director of The Museum will
open evening at half past with choice Of
euriosities The in the lecture will
msnse every evening at elock urdsy evening July
18Th, will be presented, BEAUTIFUL COMEDY in which
All the strength OF this talented company will appear. D
yertemsn by the lnfsn, Family To conclude with the
lsughsbe farce Of the IRISH TUTOR, in which Mr. C..
Burke. Bowers Mrs. Jefferson, ke will appear. Aamis
sion 20 cents children unders half price,
in psrquette, one shilling.
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rxCURsSoss


EpAND EXCURSION on SUNDAY, JULY l4rI, TO
VA. whrreh ard kecslsrd Ill r. 20 ssesland laks rs
ctalsndina fcnkcr HASTINGS, oils
SIS srg ravsrat-aw Verri4ncss pa,t Pestskiil vest
pclii Oold wing and Coz avail ries~ansf JOSEPH BEi
kNAP CO A. Wien. will leave fhe pier fost % On
lsuttre On sunday rerni-s Al ~ ecosk, tcu.hins y,
Itnmori stree aud b. htss N sach way
ur vii leave kewt.rsh AZ az y. " ying In New Ysrt
81 alout o'clock. This 6xcn in vii q - paseng
tsoeng part Of The DAY atHnI o. he deiehnal places
snrE tie shores allowing them thout thr3e hours New
sscn's ct al hour.
ErXCURI0N TO THE FISHING RANKS KvkRy DAY,
NJ except saturdnrthe steamer kafslO will leave rhir
tesrh slrest otl.sNi C,n9l street a.. ~ orsnd, ~
2. Ths eli'S'en taud ui ts 81 board. Rofreshm.rL
g.. A. nsHal. Fa-s - cent. each wsv
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DRIyATE RETREAT FOR INvALIDs AT CHM
:! = cgvs l. L-wini.m n week. 1 .hs gr.yri..cr Of
Glen Cows. L. L. repeatedly announces W the profession
that he has prepared Of the buidngs treat for
fysr en- MIR her . nssry .n Ia' %sy
respect members 81 Ills family He has commenced
h. ss,, s ys n. ~
Incorporate bsthlns in n. o. all chrosis
sssures him that he shouis have the benefit
hearty support The proprietor has 70 establish
ter and professossl ability who will he At all ready
20 attend 10 the nvaht and will carry The
sgrees upos BY the attending physician whoever msy
Every medical gentleman invited 20 brnr his patients TO
Interests opsrav, this estabshnsnt than those o.
proprietor and hs patrons the patients aud the physicians
q their :hoiee svsry eosvsnienee tnovn 20 stst h
obsdent walters horses and careful drivers e,ssst
leds wsh ventilated rooms, and charming sitss,ion.
rounding country 10 Incompatible Tsvers unkno~n
th.eis staFnsnt water the place. There two
nsir friends relatives, who may accompany them
secluded far they their medical attendants desire
,,,, ,ne =, su ~. ~ IN t.I, ~ re-
dsehsrEng them refned and delightful circle % society
NAV he svsy' found at the Pavilion. The terms ten
starts half past three In the aftsrnoon Fulton
ksst river and lands within few rods II the house.
nsn With a.. attending physician, accompany in,aiids
from their residence in the city Arrangements made
sire 70 visit thsr patients There head o. cold spring
water surpyng the house and allowing the application on
%. do.sl and slower ahs for general s,orins sns rec
shower bah provided free o. tor those who
prefer them. charming sand beach IL within rods o.
grove which assS. ca. IL and hear s.. as"s. aassns
hsr iee Ihs prophet Kindly printed " refer 20
IN this circular Application may also be made 70 the pro-
pretor, ~ ms city once, broad street
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DIERCE's MINsTRELs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDER
the direction of the great original PompeyThis
ul has been recently renttsd and ventilated
for summer season. and II 10 comfortable
public the city The
that has favored this inmiAle Band Of Ethiopian
pormers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
negro barmonsts. Admission 20 cents. Doors open At u
o'clock p NJ Afternoon Wednesday,
End Saturdays Doors open at 2; concert at O'clock
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tfrived-Bsrks hd,ia Eesefs, h1is Boston Ils. kld-
Y1re aeonis nsvss. doe C.t+f6 smack. Rio de Ia
rfifs lrgs Gem StevErt httfp sstni Swan, Brsr do;
Jupy Lnd. CcmeTy ie'M lenr. triis Iiout, usrrtg-
ton be- hcbnca hcIttr, Calar schff ioriea Laws dos
Claliergc. tousnf Booh lfaeef dFnct Ilanehsd, dos
St,rc Lah,rs 90 hl best. Me- ~ tnvsri .rrsr,
tht Huiss doi Bashav, R,eheri waldotoro's Consul.
fdart Norwich: Hectthife Cole. Rffdgeport. Fnur
sisisf Stssimap. kkssnL sJreu Lewis Nil stose ponts
Vary hfa Smith Nlorh 1rytteuis, Laws. Lewis dai sip
Ctui TeffV, iathsfet. Ntsafk.
Csff -Briss Gem Stewart, Bishop Bos,on; Uenr, Cup
ts Trout To- JtnnJ Ana Iuery, do sthrs Chsi snrs.
c1g'ins o" nsgJ tnshsh Pu, Nnsv'n' bsshsw. Rehsr.
fttd nghttn VI Dorado kriail Rost N; Csrri.y Pris-
am, N,er Ii,ta, lttpeel. Eas ports saesws-ha
Eosth tt,patsh kcuader. kNden; Reeves, Hesy.s.
fedcrei Cherokee, Gsrdy, rrHViderce; Baker. Frnh
o. TfyTltre. lewis NarwcA Nifgini., Davis vera
Iorr ssi' Stteuan. Nliavsns Sarah ARA Hsis, Prei-
tripthvrr Ruena VISTA Lynch. Ne~burg, NY sioep Goa
EN-, lath,rtt Nfo'k.
Foreign uefis.
lri-rR Bscs a steamer Cts cr GLASGOW. II Gasgow.
w clone ~ the HeadrF her e1 Exchange Iths
cay, Juy ~ A. halt rAst u oeccs. isssrs be
AID T. destination.
SsstS gsp Sea JsnsieA. CAsarss fssasA o~s6ssah
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CALIFORNIA.

RrhCH co.'s CALIFORNIA PACE ioE ENPRIss-
- thrcuth In akent thifty.hve osys-vil forward ~
sen Georgia 18Th ard Umpire City ibib in charge ~
irsal mtseneer sight rsekagss letter. tc, direct 20
Tan Ffsttfsc and al parts o. the mines hrftngcmtnts
complete Ter trsnsfsrrne, witisut dstenop IRON the
huthtte 70 the Paeite steamers. Ccnsirnors may have
fsr invcieet seefsd at the Custom suss, by leaving
street Befton. ALBERT WILLIS Acting Manager.
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INTELLIG ENCE BY THE MAILS.


BALrIhoRE, July IL, 1850.
HnssteJ Bishop httns hom Trouble in he Church, se.
Much anxiety g. manifested here among the mem
bers of the Episcopal Church, relative to the
nounctment OF the serious illness OF Bishop whiting
ham, at Albany. His friends and admirers, Of the
high church party, are anxious for his safety, aud
those Of the church who neither love esteem him
are Offering up their prayers that Providence may
remove all stumbling blocks from the doorway aud
high places OF the church The high church notions
OF the bithoP together with his disagreement with all
who oppose his high behests has produce ed state of
feeling in this diocess that is indeserbabls the more
meek and pious members regarding him . scourge
sent by Providence for their sins
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AMpSEMENTs.

RowEKY THEATRE--oBsERvE THE PRICES
for .ss sr n: s PAID S
tsbshsd this largest, the coolest and the
s ssss' asS
' Of si
phia throughout United States has BEEN traapst
the world Strangers visiting the city viii hsy:
nse.ssy ahsns breath two or RTsc saea-
foul for the safety Of Of In
the E0ws.y Ihsaf the Of and ssss
Ssn..,S the q SSs shs .a
s r9sAns 4 Sass been all
.ins 2. ~ A.ss sa.a.ssy evening July Is viii sst.i
t *, sr G s 8: as%s s
a IT, f.P S r H. Sam atss sas RH
ss%Sassn: Bssi Lss;snssr Mss denim; Mary W.os'
ss..t he drama q tn: SEALED SEN 4:
Ms per: s
CHRIsTY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. "a
day. july stu and night until iSreSsr ssse. RI.
an: Ss .SPss 9Rsr Il,
Of sy I as f
their original and nitaSs snersnnoets every ntRs
until further nsce Admission. cents Doors At q
Saturdays. commencing q. sseoef Pm. A'A ''A''''
MINEsvA Rooms, COS BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
snS % pssa
cramento and San Francisco painted by hnaud Lewis
1880 feet Of from sketches taken by himself w.
Fenno whose lectures have the appreciation Of Press
and the elite Of Philadelphia will illustrate the
Admttance cents children half price Doors att Pic
ture moves Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
ternoons Liberal arrangements made with sohoo Doors
open ut n. n, picture moves At 5
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IL CHATHAM SQUARE oPxH
every afternoon at O'clock and in the evening b.
the original Female hins,r. the saiy organized band
ladies' In ths World oomprisnG company q Twelve Peg,
Artistes commonly called Model Artists" Will appear
every efnsGn ana sysnins In variety q splendid repre-
"Bedouin Arab Girls" the only sxstence who WIN
70 through their gymnaste fsats Prices Of admission
Stage seats Tk esnts Bexes - esns PArSuetts k eenss
Private Bsxes. 81
DRoFIfABLE sPECULATION.-THE UNDERSIGNED
desirous 81 selling his one-hsf interest in Paaorsma
Europe This work has been successful exhibition for
some months In this country and viii prove agood nyrst
ment TO capitalist who would wish to visit all the
pal cities in Europe Letters addressed tpost pad c.
r. box 26a Pest Once New York, viii meet wU pronpt
attention.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A uCTIoN EoTiCE1BoARDlNg HOUSE FOR SALE
"A kc-H. BUSH will cell this day, st l01s o'clock in
the Sales Rooms, 10 North william street. choice
mtnt Of excellent furniture by virtue Of mortgage, also
500 Tables, Stands re- put for the California market
neAses k private sale the furniture and interest Of
tsnttel Boarding House. filled with paying boarders in
excellent loeaton Sold Of the i'll health Of
the PRO pristor. inquire ct the Auction Room.
TUOS BELL. Austioneer,
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MUSICAL.

CINGERS WAETED-IN A CHURCH, IN SoUTI
- Brooklyn coed tenor singer who s capable Of IA
King the charge OF small choir; also good soprAn
singer Persons Ieeding in South Brooklyn preferred Ad
dress bex 1880 N. Y. Pest Once
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TRAyeLLERv GUIDE


CAyDgN AND ANB0r EAiLR0sD LIN FOR PuILA-
tslpha AZ even ocoeS ans half past sioek.
y. o. ~ steamboat JOuv P6TTsR, daily (sunaavs
er-~rfsdl fIs Pier ~ Moth river Fars-frst elias
S. second ciass cars ~.
IkpFPRNDEHr orPOsITicS LINE roR PH1LADEI-
n ~. ,, to-ckre each a. Care Mav.-7N- new and
ypsid ocean stesners PLNOBsC 0t Cart s., ugur sad
svery fussaay ursdsy snd urdsy fovr oc Net
Philadelphia. Tor passrss or fr.ight slpiy 70
CIV. BRUSH, Once On Me Pier.
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InE TELEeRAPHs.

nGikN HArkks- (RfCnD l. OGDEN, rHcs. 4.
and GENERAL q mission hef ehAn
ar isnsse. California hsrehansse eenssnsd 70 rs yin
rtttd bard ship and sed BY amplesthus
roiets al risis 81 hre, ne. Refer 20 = Wm " gavy
CoY ep lothi Joseph Sspger, doS Lombard Buttck,
Do Bur- Stsveps Co. Ccmsn, opkins Co do Conkiin
= Smith, ssS Y. i. Hayes, co. Read Rawls AhAny.
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DARNUMs CHINEsE nUsEuN, CSC BROADWAY

RARNUMs CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY
prietor manager This large and interesting coisstion
but short time longer lis tho most msgpjacent
exhibition Of Chinese hsures csrosee wonderful speo-
mems Of ingenuity &C. from tbs Celestial Empire repre-
Immediately connected with the social Eabts
the religious worship the mercantile customs the mechanic
operations and the sciences Of the Chinese 1t Ia intrinsic
oally valuable and beyond amusing
and gratifying Open day and evening, from A. u
till 10 II. Admission % CENTS Children under ten years,
eeH
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Married.

At Snug HaTber Staten Island, the 4th inst, by
the Rev. DR.. Moore, MAEK Coz TO ELIzAsErH eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Rutherford Clarke all of same place
Edinburgh and Keso papers please copy
On the 1lth inst, by the Rev Mr. 3 Van Deussn,
Mr. SAMUEL BuRHAss Jr to Miss SARAH Il. DAGsIrr, ali
Of this city.
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CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
" ton of visiters during the day, from AN. till Pm.
1t the largest and most beautiful room in the country
undisurbsd promenads while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around and nhAng the delicious
breeze Admission, 12h cents.
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On the 18th instant. after short illness, CARoLINH
ELIZA, daughter Of John and Eliza Rocket aged 10
months and one day.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
this day,
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WAY WITH CATS
IA Fer mice aud rats,
in cellar, LOTT II eioset,
You'll quisk iy hill,
Lyons fin
fou saf,ly there deposit,
near the kaprts
OF reaches ants,
Or bpfs, you place the powder,
Ifeyll eat and de-
though GU sndI
=. Iwcnld hurt more than showder
ftr ue .; ~ ~ OhS depot, s2s Bros sway Nev Yort.
CUhk luH DfAfkESs-1His kEsppY WAS yfRsT
~ ,ntroauced 10 this city in is2o -hthiis srhc.sJ
tuly ttd - TIE Periodicals Of that DAY will abundantr
tfuy 11e teeeiI ~as left in the family bscrbsf
Who having rsriv,o application within very vests
only hsrry ~ tsing aslet refer 70 she fo-irs ni
yisutls alresdy curd-kr Homer NeparE, Jane Ran.
ler,yh -I,e'i Ne. suE W Allen ,trsg MRS Jontoit
bobokeni M fewtury, Harlem Upon statement ~ us
ctu he remedy, With difsctiors v Ne forwarded
Is't - he Union Tor ren,dy and further itf rnsor
,toly ~ ~ An.n street Fp sACnEDo
Rksf hlkkRAL 1ktTn, ON pINUTs, 81; FILLING
NJ Will AID. rs " 81 extracting 70 cents
her d.ntal tTatons equally low and snsrsntiea
pCtd in all refpetts those ofee in Ia
nerssplous shsl be ssnsfss ~ son,ners evidence as
1000. 600 orraglILss, hsARLr orpR Kat
To- SOLE .ih.pt, slure In r..,orng ". Lsr caring
~ hnss v 1hehpsT Co. s7s t6 Between GRAND ana
I.I bottles att and fhibnss saeh; VI 81 and 81 per
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pARTNEnsnIps.

CALIrORNTA CONFERENCE.-The UNDkR-
" ufnsd having RsocAted themselves together under
the hrm fTurnbul Walton for the purpose 81 Quoting
geret,ltreery rroyitiu ssd commission bustsss and
have aken store In Montgomery street. totven jackson
ana Washington streets where Foods he landed free u
ssrtage and are prepared 70 reesVe from their
ffithds and the public. WA. TunNBTIL
FAN fRaECisco. ksy ~ 1870 ". y, " ALIUS.
hrrrRrscrs ~ NV HonK-A.R Hope Co. Bttbe \
Brotherss q. Bprkkater Co David " God John bye,
!.se Read u. H. Nanatken Co Taos Hope CO.. kall
LsrtholomevI N. &. ky Col Dayton sprsgue CiIk
4 Dean.
COPARTNERsnIPN OTfCE.-1HE suBsCRfBERHAY-
Otng this day taken kr. o. nfRIOT iato partstrshir
usiness viii Hereafter be conducted under he hrm o. l.
Ifal mlnn Co. L. TRAPhANN.
tbaflsrtop, sc. July !, 1890.
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DANoRAMA SALOON, H4 BROADWAY CORNER or
Lspsnard street, Exhibition Free Some Of the finest
the world the Birth Of Venus the Greek Slave,
and ether classical Paintings Likewise the Mammoth
w. A. ASHE. Propristor,
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ID PropretOri John Greenwood jr assistant mssassr
formanees every afternoon and evening commen
ing July sh Engagement Of entirely
papy The afternoon and
tIoqui,m b, Mr. and the the Dumb Belle
The evening performance commencing So o'clock viii
consist Of transferring, msraand domestic drama Of THE
DRUNKARD Repeated on this occasion after Its immense
Edw. Middleton Miss Aexna Fisher Mary Mr. nAda-
way, IS Bill Dowton Mr. Hcnkins, rs Cribbs Miss STAN
hope Miss Spindle Amongst the curiosities the
neosr Giant the Mammoth Lady the Fairy Queen Queen
Adelades Carriage Wax TabIeAux, Glass Blowing, TO.
Admission % cents Children under 10 years. l2 cents