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fc0aAnsroNpkNcE OF THE REPUBLIC

BALTIMORE, July 1875 p. m.
Athundcr.storm is now prevailing, and the atmo.
sphere has become refreshed. 1t has been very
warm. Thermometer at 800.
The fire which noticed in my letter of yestcr-
day proved to be quite destructive, and the riot
most disgraceful One man named Evans, colorcd
was shot, and several others badly wounded.
Our Mayor and City Council have returned from
Washington highly pleased with their visit and en-
tertainment. All who attended the funeral soem-
mites speak in the most exalted manner of the
rsngcments, and the entire cortege. Every thing
was managed to their satisfaction.
Our city continues healthy usual. The deaths
during the week were l2l, of whom 81 were chill.
drcn.
Our market is quiet Small sales of Howard
street -four ut SIS IS.
good deal of new wheat is coming to market,
and sales of red at 10 and llS cts, to quality.
White do, l25 cts. White corn, 81 cts.; yellow, GO
a "a. Oats, 40 cts. Whisky, 25 cts.
In other articles there is no change to notice.
Stocks quiet. Sales of 1000 Maryland quar-
teriy SIS at 49, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
100. Shares o. bid, 81 asked. Maryland 6's, l0i
bid. Nothing done in Government stocks.
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Tclegraphic.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, July 10.
The CHOLERA At CINCINNATI.-The board of
health for the twenty four hours ending yes
terday report thirty four deaths from cholera and
thirty nine from other diseases. There was heavy
thunder shower during the afternoon.
HUDSON, N. ", July 49,
Great Conf0Eration at Hudson. were visited
at early hour this morning by confla
grafton, which has destroyed about twenty build
ings, and caused considerable distress to some of
the occupants thereof, many of whom poor,
and wore Obliged to flee from the flames, saving
nothing except what they had on.
The fire was first discovered in the furniture and
cabinet warehouse of Mr. Boxbury, and spread ra-
pidly to Macy's lumber yard, Hoffman s. Van Du-
Lcrs store, Tobys paint shop, the brick dry goods
store, Charlottc's cabinet wareroom, and eight or
ten dwellings, the whole of which, notwiths landing
the excrtons of the fire department, de-
stroyed. The flames not yet entirely got under
but 1t Is not probable they will extend much fur
Their.
The loss is estimated at S so 900 $50, 900, about
one half Of which is covered by insurance.
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We lcarn that the Light Artillery Company re-
Gently ordered from Fort McHeary will be de-
aned In this city for day two and that the OPP
portunlty will this evening be afforded the mem.
bcrs of Congress, and the public, of witnessing the
evolutions OF this much distinguished arm of the
service. Tho field manmuvres and tiriag will be
performed on the mall, near the Monument, be-
twocn hvo and six O'Clock,
This fine company was commanded by the gal
liant Colonel DUNCAN, In tho lato war, and, with the
ismeptsd RlxaaoLp's flying artillery, greatly con-
ibusod 70 the success Of our arms in the battles of
" PALo ALvo" and "REsAcA DE Ia PALMA"
Major 8HnawIos, the present commander, was dis.
tinguiShod In the war, and for his gallant conduct
received hrevct.
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mans arrived at New Orleans, from various
ports in Europe, exhibiting elimination Of
6.459 as compared with tho previous year.
The falling of, al this point. is larger oven Than
at the Northsra ports. The destination of the
smigranss. during tho past year. is thus stated;
4,e06 were bound to ST. Louis, 1891 TO Gin
cinnad and other points on the Ohio, sc to
Texas, q Ia Mexico, ~ to other places. Of
the remaining 4,ea9, large Number selected
New Orleans as their residence, and the desti-
nation Of the balance is unknown.
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ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT.

T AIDES and gentlemen will protect their inter
IL ests and save money by calling at Mrs. BAN
NERMAN'S, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets, where they will find large aseor
mcnt of rich Dress Goods, Laccs, Lace Capcs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Cents Dress Shirts, Silk and Mo-
rino, Linen Cambria Handkerchief, and great
variety of desirable goods, which TO be sold mt
less than New York Philadelphia, or Baltimore
they have been bought at but little over half tho
coat of manufacturing, they will be sold at retail,
above, at lees than half the usual prices. Call
early.
Another lot of those splendid Shirts have just ar
rived. They sell well and please every one who
has bought them. Additions will be made to-day.
Pcnnsy lvania nv. between 9th 10Th, south eide.
July 9--dtf
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QUARTERLY REVIEW

j. published at Charlcston-ncw series; volume
T. number !; dollars per annum.
The School Fellow, n ma IN Ene for Boys and
Girls published monthly, at Charleston for dol
lar per annum.
Tho Southern Literary Gazette, Family Jour.
nal devoted to literature the arts and sciences, and
to general intelligence; published weekly at Charlcs-
ton. for dollars per snnuin.
just received by the undersigned, who will have
them regularly forwarded, strongly cnvclopcd to
,ubecriber, at any post Office in the United Ststes
July fRANCk TAYLOR.
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Hear the Patient.

UNITED STATES HoTKL, }
SARATOGA SPRINGs, July 8, 1919
On. j. G. AyER-Sr: have been afflicted with
painful affection of the lungs, and all the symp
toms of settled consumption for than year.
! could find medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the use Of your Cherry Pecto-
RAIL- which gave gradual relief and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wellnigh restored.
While using your medicine had the graft
fcaton of curing with il my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman, of Sunpter district, who had been
pended from his parochial duties by severe attack
of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
J. +. CALHOUN,
Of South Carolina.
From Ocerseer in The Hamilton Mills. in this CITY.
LOWELL, August TO- 1919.
DR. j. {. AVER: have been cured OF tho worst
cough ever had in my life by your CHERRY Pee
torai" and never fail, when have opportunity,
of recommending it to others.
Yours, respectfully, S. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by L. ID. w. II.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthioum; Alexandria.
Cook Il Peel Richmond, Purcell, Ladd & Co., an 8
druggists generally. Feb. l2--dlytrlRFhv
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.4,riyaL at the port Of Washington.
MnHnAX Inly l5.

Steamer Osccola, Mitchell, Norfolk, passengers.
Steamer Baltimore, McCausland, Baltimore,
merchandise.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, mer-
chandise.
Schooner Patrick Henry, Black, Port Walthall,
coal, to Harvey Co.
Schooner John Henry, Hooper, Saulsberry, lum-
Der, to John Purdy.
Schooner, Virginia, Mcguire, Westmoreand
county, Va, grain.
Schooner Prompt, Leo, Yeocomico, wood ITO
mail boat.
Schooner Cleopatra, Pearson, Charles county,
Md. wood.
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FLOu The Baltimore Patriot.
Fire.

Our city was the scene OF very destructive fire
ON Saturday night, and for some time it feared
that terrible coniagration was about to take
place, but through the active cxcrtons of our fire.
men and citizens the flames subducd after
many hours Of hard toll. As it was, however, the
hard.earnings Of many of our citizens were swept
away.
About half past II O'Clock the alarm was given,
aud il found that some hcartlcss fend had set
on IRE the lumber yard of Mr. Critics, at the south
west csrncr of Fawn street and the East Falls ave-
nac, The flames spread rapidly, and a fresh
beccze springing up at the time, the whole yard,
which was closely packed with fine lumber, was
soon in a blaze. The frcmcn worked like men,
rome Of them rushing almost into the flames with
their pipes and cndcavoring to stay the pro-
gress Of the dcvouring element But il was all Of
avail. The flames, famed by the breeze and
fed by the combustbe materials, spread rapidly
all sides. The stock of MIR. Grifiiss, except a
email portion that thrown into the falls, was
entirely destroyed. II valued at 8 10, 900, ON
which there was but $4,000 insurkce which wac
held by the Fircmcn' $ office.
The lumber yard Of Mr.. James Harker, adioin-
ing on the north, was coon in flames, and another
large and fine assortment OF lumber was destroy
ed. He estimated his loss at 81 500, and is unin.
surcd.
The lumber yard Of Mcssrs King & Fulton, was
on fire several timcs, but tho daring hrelncn kept
the flames from spreading through the yard.
Their loss is about $500, and not insured.
The steam sew-mi of Mr. James Herring on
The corner OF Stiles street and the avenue and adj
joining the lumber yard Of Mr. Harker was sevcral
simes on fire, and was only saved from entire de.
etructon by several streams of water brino ko Mt
constantly on the southern roof The rnnchincrv
was mostly all taken out and sumc of il il bro
ken He estimates HE los. at 9 500. and e not in.
,ured
Four email brick dwellings on Fawn near Presi
dent street shared the same fate of the lumber
They were owned by MIR. Robert Cross, and were
uuoccup;ed They were valued at q 600 and
were not insured
A row of small brick houses. nearly adiotning
pCCupIed by Coor,H peoDc Wi aotpp hat
,gcd ,bougb not vcrv h.dly
Swceping IN from Inc syrruc the eamcs ncx,
took hold of tyvosto,v brick Ju.cII;ro a., Pei
dent street and nearly DESTROYED IL Ia was occu
MED Inv n coJorcd mar nannc3 I.,nca p. m
asmsgc to the building il act down AZ sgm
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some positive statements, of the rc-appcarance Of
the potato blight. Letters from Dungannon state
that the blight has been discovered in the work
house grounds at Cookstown, at killymoon, and in
serted that the disease has manifested itself par
TALLY in other counties north and south. The pro-
vipcisl journals, however, describe the crop still
perfectly free from disease and it is stated that in
some instances where the blight was supposed to
exist, the result Of close examination has been TO
prove the groundcssncss Of tho alarm. In the vi
cinty of Dublin the potato fields are healthy md
luxuriant, and the markets are already well sup
piled with new potatoes, of fine quality. Regard
ing the grain and green crops, all accounts
in anticipating an abundant harvest. The reports
Of the Mar crop are most favorable,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"

FpR THE CpREpF
Coughs, C6lds, HoTsegess, Hranedihs.
Whoapiay Cough, Group, Hsthma, and
Coasumptisn.
IN Offering to the community this justly oos'
bralcd regaedy for diseases Of tho tsvoR, Aad
lungs, Il 10 not oav wish TO tribe with the lves o.
health Of the Afflicted, hut frankly to lay bsfu's
them the opinions Of distinguished ueu. and soIae
of the eyideaocs vi 10 succcss. from which thoy
can Judge for themseiycs. We sincerely pledge
ourselves 10 make Wild assertions or false state
ments Of its efficacy nor viii We hold out any hope
to snlleTsng humanity which laesa viii not war
| rant,
Many proafs are here given, ana We seipil 81
inquiry Tram the public into all ws publish, fueiaS
assured they will Hnd them perfectly reliable, asd
the medicine worthy their beat confidence and %,
tronagei
Professor CLEAvxLAap, Of Ho,caoin College, Maine,
prjtes--
al have witnessed the effects Of your ,CNsgsy
PEcvoaAt' In my own family and thAt Ut my
friends and II 9ivcs uc satisfaction Ia state In is
favor that no medicine have ever known has
proved so emiaently successful in curing diasases
Of tho throat snd lungs"
Rev. d.. OscooD Writss-r
nThat he considers 'CHsaHy PEcrosAL' the boss
medicine Tor pulmonary affections ever gwen 20
the public" aud states that ''his daughter aftef
being obliged to keep the room four months
with severe settlcd cough, accompanied BY RAILS
ing Of blood night swcas, and the attendant synp'
toms of consumption, commenced the use of the
'CHERRy PxcToRAL,' and had completely recov.
cred"
From DR.. JONES, eminent practitioner Of msdi-
cine in alabama, toeii knoDn throughout The State.
MONTGOMERY. (Ala.,) Oct 4, ls4s.
DR.. J. G. AYRR-Sr: have used your admire.
bic compound extensively in my practice, and find
it to surpass by far any other remedy we have for
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obcdicnt servant,
II. b. JONES, NJ. d.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, at the residence of the Rev.
r. r. GURLrY, near the Irving House, ON 18th
street. the Rev. THOMAS BAILEY, OF Little
Compton, X. I.
Funeral this morning, at O'Clock, when the
clergy and friends Of the deceased of the family
in which he died, are respectfully invited to at
tend
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DOARDING.-Mrs Willis viii bc able, after
ID the 25th inst, 10 accommodate few SINGLE
gentlemen with full or part board.
Mrs. w. ALEC has few pleasant and connexions
rooms TO rent.
For terms inquire az Mrs. Wils's,
June 97-TA F1mf Corner r and 10 streets
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no doubt very true but if in Washington also, il is
have now to thank our friends Of tho Mercury for
the information. If that journal bias any authority
for tho statement IL has made, would like 10 know
hsw reliable that authority usually is but IL it has
permitted the statement to 30 forth through indif
ference aud inatteRtioR Il has done very unwor.
thy thing. Washington might we'll At this moment
offer safe refuge to tho people Of some other cities
| We wot Of
We have heard many persons express their ap-
probation Of the faithful, prompt, and efficient
manner in which the dptiea Of the Undertaken were
performed by Mr., s. Kirby, On the occasion Of the
late obsoquics.
SUDDEN DEATH.--We record with deep regret the
death Of John Kurtz ofGcorgetown, the President of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. and of the Po-
| tomac Insurance Company. Hewas considered well,
we believe, on Saturdays on Sunday he was not
considered indisposedi but on Monday morning he
was found dead in his bed. Supporting he was only
sleeping late, his usual attendant did not attempt to
arouse him till tkls hour. lie had been for con.
siderable time troubled At seasons with aec ton
Of the heart. and It 10 believed hiR death WAS coca.
stoned by this.
Mr.. Kurtz was probably sixty.fve years old. He
was man universally respected and beloved. The
people Of Georgetown will long regre. him ~ true
friend and man Of sterling worth and integrity.
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05-Mr GunLsr desires u, TO say that, owing tc
sickness in hi, family and personal indi'po-iton
he fnds himself (much To his rcgret) unable TO sd.
dress tho Enosininn society this evening.
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NTOTICE.-Tbe members Of the Alumni Asset.
~ alton Of Columbian College will meet in the
basement room Of street Bsptst church on the sf.
tornoon Of "wednesday next, 1.-THE 18th instantly AT
s o clock J. W. II. LONEJOf,
ulv lS-9t Secretary.
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OJ-ALL PERSONS having bills against the Uni.
ted States, on account Of the funeral Of the late
President, requested to present them forthwith
10 The msrshsl Of the District Of Columbia
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RIO posr,rAsrERs p,

RIO POsTMASrERs --PosT OrFicE STAMPS,
Il full set, complete, warranted, furnished Tor
only and special authority TO scnd by mail, free.
Address p. Nj. Pleasant Grove, Allcgany county,
Maryland.
TO PRINTERS. Wood Type made one-third
cheaper, (but rs good,) than city prices Also, an
approved PROOF PRESS complete for $40, or
Drawing and Description "a you can make your
sclf for 81. Address r.. VI. Pleasant Grove, Ale
gany county, Maryland
Dt-Any editor inserting the above will be enti-
tied to receive drawing and description of Proof
Prc's on sending copy Of his paper,
July l6--du
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, md Old Point.
Fare Reduced

Fare Rcdurfu-
rI'HE STEAMER OSCEOLA will, on the 10Th o.
i July, commence making two trips week u
the above places, leaving Wellington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock, a. IN. Rotofn
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Tbursdsym
O'clock, D. m; touching, going and retorning,n
Pincy Point Old Point, Cone River and the "'"s'
landings on the Potomac.
Passage to rnoy Point, 10.
Passage and fare TO Old Point, 50 90; TO 80 end
return nj any time during the bathing season. 500
Passage and fare to Norfolk, S5 w
July f-tf JAMES MiitHtLL.
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WANTED, by young woman, IN private
w family, n situation ~ Cook, Washer, and
lroncr. Would accept situation as.C hambermsid
Or Nurse; would hsv. no objection to going To
Georgetown or Alexandra; can make herself gen
orally useful in any rcspcct
Address G.. H., Republic Office, and Il will be
faithfully attended TO. July 10
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA.,
More generally kno,cn as Wnrcrton Springs, }
WILL be open for the reception Of visters on
w the lst of June. Extensive improvements
are in progress that will give new aspect To the
whole establishment. No expense will be spared
in adding TO lite establishment, or to the comfort
and pleasure of the guests. knowing by ocular
evidence, in numerous instances, the positive IN
Winsic value OF the water, and Its almost mirAcu
lous effect in particular it has been regarded
good policy TO enlarge the accommodations, and
TO complete the original design, ms TO crafty tho
taste and fancy OF guests, as well as 10 promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in n remarkably
healthy region. in full view OF the bold Blue Ridge.
and in the vicinity of the beautiful village Of War
renton, yisiers may, on horseback or in carriages,
over the improving roads, enjoy the most pictur-
csque scenery, may seek exercise in the tenpIn
alleys, the pistol gallery, the game of billiards, or
the 'hcalthlu dance The lovers of music aud
flowers will find peculiar has been taken TO
win their approval while the fallow deer and the
awn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the swan.
may relieve tedious hour to those who are inter
cstcd in the fe0 naiHo In word, every stcp
has been taken which expanded hberaity could
suggest, to add TO the comfort and accommodation
OF vi.itcrs. The hurdle race and tournament, the
fancy ball, masquerade and brilliant fireworks,
will lend their respective attractions Nor are these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers Of religion, Of every denomina-
ton, cordial, not n grudging invitation IL given
To spend the summer, without charge. The usual
services OF the church are respected throughout the
season.
These springs arc 30 or IS miles, according to the
route taken, from Fredericksburg, and ~ or ~
from Alexandra. Tr weekly stages will run from
both thcse points till July, when daily lines viii be
established.
These springs arc known on the post ohce books
as "Warrcnton Syringe" and all letters should
be so directed, or they may be left at Warrentou.
or cent to the White Sulphur Springs, IN Green
bricr.
Terms Of board will be follows: $50 for the
whole season, ending Let of October; So for three
months; so for two months, : 80 Tor one month;
\ 10 per week; s 10 for two weeks, 81 rs per day;
mesls or lodging fifty cents each. Servants and
children under twelve years old, half price No
charge for children under three years old. When
separate tables arc provided for children before the
usual hour thoss who retain their seats at the
binary tabl. will be charged full price. Horscs
fifty cents day, or $40 a month
DANIEL WARD,
juno l5-TuTh&SatifdStw2m Superintendent
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RccirRoclTY.-Ex Extensive arrangements are be-
ing made at Toronto, by members Of parliament
and citizens, to rccprocote the hospitalitics
tended to them some weeks since by the citizens Of
Buffalo. II is expected TO entertain the Mayor and
Common Council Of Buffalo, with several hundred
citizens. grand military display is to come of,
and soircc at the Governor Generals
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nIANnErT,s BII-TERs.--Thisa rlieIeis

nIANsETT's BIT-TERs.--Thiss rtic lcis high
i ly recommended for the cure Of dyspcpsia, in
digestion, hatuency, general debility, liver
plants, and all the train Of symptoms ommouly
called nervous affections. II is Of The most dc
sirablc oncs offered to the public. II creates
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, cqualizes the circulation gives tone
and energy TO the system, and creates power oil
resistance 70 diseases rarely obtained tie pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends sei 10
the attention of those suffering from the above DIS
orders. For sale BY r. $. PATTsasoS, and H. ID.
& w. III. GILMAN, Washington, ID. Z. Orders re-
ccived by the general agents FOR tho proprietor,
WILLIAM II. HICKS CO, Il
lfo and l5l Frsnt street, New fo'
April lily
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MOURNING GOODS, BLACK CAMBRIA,
wi AND CRAPE.-The subscribers respectfully
notify their customers and the public generally
that they have on hand
200 pieces black Cambria
80 do do Grape
Which they will sell low.
CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY & co.
July l3-dSuf
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CARD.

CARD.
DEDFORD MINERAL srRINGs-EsPY L.
ID ANDERSON, proprietor. respectfully laicrrns
the public that ths celebrated and fsshnsble wa
tcrinp. place s now open and fully prepared Toe
the rec, pticn and accommodation Of visitors.
Experienced servants and huc band Of music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort Of visitors.
BEDFORD, June B. 1850. june 6-Jtsv2m
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TIT FrsERAL GAIA notice Of this, designed
for ylAerdey's paper, was unavoidably omitted;
and Wthorefore quote the following from the Ma
ional Infeiigeneer being more satisfactory than
that we had prepared:
"1he magnificent funeral car, which was used
in the procession last Saturday, and attracted 20
much attention from every behOldcr Of the solemn
pageant, wss prepared, at very short notice, by
Messrs Haslup x Wecdcn, at their coach factory,
in this city. The design furnished by Mr.
William H. Winter who superintendent the work
manship until the car completed. We under
stand the running gear vas obtained from MIR.
Charles Goddard, OF Baltimore. The car was
formed on an ancient model. The body was eleven
feet long and six and half feet vide. On this
body rested pyramidal platform eight feet long,
four feet wide, and twelve inches high Prom that
sprung an arch, five feet in height, IS canopy,
which was beautifully fcstooncd with white and
black silk. On the top Of the arch rested very
large and beautiful gilt eagle, cnshroudsd With
Grape. The body Of the car was icsiooncd with
rich black cloth, with black sik velvet IN the back
ground, ornamcntcd with black and white silk
fringe and white roscttos. The pynnudal platform
covered with black silk velvet, interpreted
with silver stars aud tasscs At the corner OF each
platform rested large gilt urn, making altogether
eight rich and cmblenaticsl ornaments OF THIS mag
nifccnt funeral car"
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Doors open at half past Z; to commence quarter
after O'Clock.
Prices Of ADM ssion.-- Private Boxes 10 cts; Par
quette and Dress Circle 80 cts.; Gallery 20 cts.
Seats can be secured at the Box Office daily from
10 to 4, q. IN. July 10
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NOTICE.

COOK wANTED.-A good cook can hear of n
- situation by applying at tbe Republic office.
July I3-dtf