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ST. LouIs, Mo-; July 8. 1876,
Dear 81 About week since While Nofsng q trade.
cuf my tool i Very bad asd dangerous WHY Flf whole
81 Of .hs alze entered the to q foot t bsss the IN
step he wound began inilnme, aBh aEnteg to 10
dnia bfcane nrIth alarmed used british 1l picture
Of Myth. aud several adhesive pasfers but all rpose.
then o0mnenctt the Of
DAL1ESas Al \ tslCAH PAIN EXTRACTOR .
and in les than minutes the pain and inflammation began
sulside, mud hns now entirely left me.
Il can confidently recommend Daley ' Magical Pam FIX
uacsr as being superior to anying hare tried Tor
rem0ving pam OF inflammation.
Fam shipcafpenieT By tsale and aiaH be willing 20 ter
py 70 the virtues Of the Sare Al all ns wsu urctsaFy
lde Franklin Ayenae, No. ISL where can give any
1'Srsr' JJiEfilFERsoE M BlsHoP.
a q 4 III ii III IA q
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CARRIAGES, ETC.
NARttIAt sks--Ihes ubscr1bers nave
y nosy on hand large and well .seected as4ort- 4 4
nent OF CARRlAG, and constantly recelv- Xii fr
ng rom the best Northern Manufacture, every Qt-
Style and Variety. Purchasers woald do well TO give US
call. A. WOODRUFF & CO., =
apps bmoNW los ST, Charles street
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~ ItNaAsna Sir pufelsss6d fef ny vie Two
l1. h. 81 6assapanla Of oet bT Nc ali. Of Kaa
* III il sol the Fever and Aeue. Before had I'm
sf bottle Il Appeared 10 the blood
a!f l4s ~ clls and fever apIesred they were
Fible1f before had flushed The bottle. she WAS en-.
qla ~ vol be ague. lady THAT had hesn very mex
With eis afd tver. but had broke ten with auinine and
WA ittt h very weak and distressing state, md ff0uhed
Accessibility WITH the aFue cake. eei.se the eect tat had
sssop her ie& seeka 70 comp heath Your 6irsa
1afa Niehi donbt, unedndltd II dsoase ineent Ia
o. ase. you pre Al liberty n us il - zca cbDoss
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For EydFelas The PAIN i xliR ACTOR b iasaluabls.
Other rani1liss make tit da4ea iaep little
ime, but " driven in ard viii saals IN Ae ann,s o.
one oer plece The Pan Extractor, hg,Eeyei. draws
md completely the ouse OF the asi and ELECTS
thorough cnre.
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hssitat0h 10 recommending Mr. Wren to the pnbIic a
man euprght character and altogether worthy Of
ylo Isaac JonNsoN. Gov. In.
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tles ~ is-iiaving been long acquainted with doctor
Noo0sh w Fes take pleasure In recommending him 10 the
pubic a. worthy OF condolences for he industry,
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Orange etc. lel7
iSSTOfEsf sIDYics-In store and for sale, a y, )
~ cqnp,ssa assgstgsRs q Cooking Office, Panor -,
Mccain csiebratsd All tight COOK STOVES. sSN
aud Inc tove VII be found 10 all Others as 10
fatns economy eney and tinplcity. And as large
smal advance Oh cost. e. w w ;tlOnVVYN = '
Wholesale and Retail Tin,vars Aianaiaetusy
lesa y FIoat Leyee, N o.
NFARBIEs-aa blocks White Italian Aarle. direct from
~ She qnaTrl OF Carrara, landing from Italian brig
BARELLf & co. 81 Common 81.
1 Also on hada by recent arrivals, Rargo and Dove
AaIhei blocks an slabs and Tiles OF all aud dnen.
zion. 1o lont cases poihed Marbe able Tops for sale
low 70 close conslgnments. je25
aCRoCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
V41 Z. ~ FELL; u CO, 9 4 COSMOS srREEr,s-as,,
I'D md reEaa. Lamps Plated and britannia M
o. Ca tons, Canilegtlcks, Table Cutlery lapanned
when for lbs country packed IN ne safes manner S
CfrrzKss BAsK OF LOUISIANA, 2
: = ....... Z. - New0reans, July .. 1850. .
E1ROPOsAla viii be led ii The Oilice Of is Bank
- i9f TIE for term Of from 20 years OF the
eb ia 81 ts & Louis EraIlanse = Tbe 81
lepls BALL ROOM vii be eassd With the above o. ssp.
he Hotel be furnished By The lssseesscurity to be
iva jSz isswsa ortf EUGENE ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
Fkf-AN,EiSD TO RNttOHAsls--A Property in Lain
soed lssei,sn; HOS. o, ~ llEs, Croker,
myl strsei, ofliee OF II Davis. notary public.
NlAt:AEREfl-Iial bbls. No. l. and IS kiits. IS or
~ bbs No =. and Is h and half his, n an
:. NJ I' HART & co. = TsAosssioulp. d.
4 tks..ie ba skels tlllys OF iIea aJei qaasiS,s
- Ne Al tpVHRAN y SO, y Esloaplloala \
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Ltrgn s. S. 3iUs4s,J
PABuoAH, Ky. Jans9 lSlaIy stock or Cherry and Tar
syrup hnaw reduced SIX bottles, and its popularity day
tncFeasing Xouwoud lowell toseud meanother supply.
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ALDAlrx, MaY 8, ls4s, "A aeksou araot
"A was nine year, under medical skl tiE rlfas ~ Nes
York and lbany, lapo1ng under the pm. is'resie E
bleeding Piles dsspy uiceraist with sr4e s II the sxu
VI hen eggs pr0trpdIRgs and large Qs eo9eSe body.
The IFihafy aeleti0ns stopped for daf ny distress Be.
ans in0ierabls Ms fone Cracked, and hs roof u nv
nouth covered with aofes sId my phcFly D. e root
I'D moi co0l IL
Ii Iris niiseTy long fo depth, and nas expected ~
sdyeFy. wflen Mn. JossaP desired mt %
TRY DAia.Bl = PAIN EATRACT9fts
She bruagh V ny st box md piled u inc fes
felt Immediate wh ereyef touched and b. ged
IN eaonsh % aagon lfs lheFqrghy, i was geteire and
life seemed u Z y the 4ufa
II the chest even Grade Pills of ID, ADD ig1l them,
son cured NE. my life 20 fopr salnlbse Extsa,
1ehg - strong aseyef, and hays tn ~ Fly
u the yen 1874 kkhA2A FRENCH 4
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Z may Be oaplld0ntly aI1d Ia7 h1e l asle 81 I
which may not be cured Is de PAIN EXTRACTOR.
u IL certsn remedrs and atanee The pain and
Il John Williams u raaleus q laiufnn county aa Civ
q Cincinnati. heel ssenlp dny shsk 1--WE " g Qlapa
l, thus publicly thai have hF Ilpnhe with the
r lies Tor about during which time hnse snf
fred much bodily pea lpus grrat ppu Of thai Nla by
iqllan but0 purpose Continued 70 grow wqtza Mean.
AlIEYs Ali AIN Hfsfti ii To-
sl,s aM lq co.apil and q yiieF efaassmsn en- %
we'll at hearty ever Hn the Oh Two bo1s " tg
lfeone ointment asefLe here aets an wil
ing @ affirm TO- should u maze the q ap Qa re
ient any more authentic JOHN WILLIAMS.
taN1fnNGti, 4th nonti, 1877.
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directors, that a sinking fund OF at least sos 900
per annum should be first appropriated out of the
company's earnings latter payment Of interest, ex-
penses Sc), TO the extingushment of the debt, and
that dividends should be made only OF what might
be left be it more less but this policy has hereto
fore been rejected The President OF the company,
who ia a gentleman of the highest respectablty and
integrity, openly and unhesitatngly declared but
few weeks prior the recent election for directors,
that the situation Of its affairs did justify diyi
dtnd for tho coming year. at least aud that he would
not hold his seat il any were insisted upon and such
the then generally expressed views Of the dree
tors But the day OF election arrives. and Wall
street broker and large specuator in the stock APP
pears at the board armed with proxies sufficient to
control majority of the votes. The directors are
made feel that they responsible to him aud that
his policy must prevail lie elects board that he
believes will carry IL out and the result is that
ther three andabalf per cent semi annual dividend
IL agreed upon. Is such policy most conducive to
the permanent value of the stock to the temporary
enhancement of It's market price in Wall street,
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HIvASA, July % sugar-white 9K 10 rials; dus
and choice white los II rials; yellow 5H rials;
superior yellow ~ N risls; brown 81 81 rails
Cueuruchoe a6A rails The last rale OF mossses
at rails, bat there IL very little doing owing to
the scarcity OF vessels The business In coffee Is very
Insignificant Lard Il higher owing 20 small supplies.
The stock Is reduced Go 400 bbs. There kegs
left which package commands preference Of 81 over
bhls No more Carolina rice has come In, but about
500 bags arrived nom Spain, equal to 500 casks =
There were sold 200 catks Carolina from store at ~
RS and 800 bags spanish At 81 aI rs, according
20 quality There now remain unsold 100 oaaks Caro-
na go bags Spanish and quantity OF Brazil equal
60 200 casks. - -t
FrsighisThere are only two American vsaels I'm mort
and neither OF them diseDgaged. The last charters
were at 81 lis Cd for Spanish vessels 10 Cowss and
a market. and 10 Antwerp direct The for sugar
to the United States IL higher s1H per box having
been paid There vessels here that can be en-
ploytd for the shipment ofsugar TO the United sa.
The last transactions for moAsscs at sax AZ
which rates nominal owing 60 the want Of veassa
. Exchange on London l0k II per cent premium,
New York and Boston par
Prices Current Of Imports-Rioe, per arr liz "a.
lard per quintsl Si3 a1tA
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY., July Is p. M.
There n fair business done In cotton, including
let's for export, home use and on speculation the
market closing at about quotations. Common and
inferior grades OF State and Western hour dull
and sales made at easier rates Other kinds Of this
and We,tsrn fold 10 fair extent without change In
prices Canadian In fair nd with free sales Of
sweet in bond, with At old prices. Southern
brands In demand for the West India trade. at
rates given below. No transactions reported in
what Corn sold 20 fair extent, including low and
high mixed with round at moderate rates. Southern
Eat elbow and wanted for the east. Pork
In better request, and better prices demanded
but sales were moderate Beef was steady with fair
sales In lots 20 suit the trade at previous rates There
more doing in cut meats. Lard was quiet Coffee
was inactive Sugars frm. with light sales. Gu
ba molAsses was In good demand.
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On Friday. 26th July, Mrs C.RoLt~r CaarER Altar I,
long and lingering Illness Of four months and one
week widow Of VIM Carter, aged 81 years 5wceks and
On sunday morning the 2sth July, after lingering
Illness Mrs cHNfsrtAsSa RrrH. wife Of Samuel n v.r
Of Fort Washington. In the Goth year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully Invited 20 attend her funeral this Monday Ar
tetnoon At o'clock. from her late Residence. Fort
Warrington without further invitation
on the 18th July. EuitY Aorsra infant dsuxhter M
serman r. and Emma q Fowler, aged months and 10
days
The = atvef AID friends Of the family respect
fully invited % attend the funeral this Nopa.yo a.
ternoon - O'Clock from ths resdenee Of her parents
$50 Grand street without further In vftation
JoHS nowLfrg, late 81 lG seventh street mar
av' nue n. boot and thue maker
Its n, uds and those Of his uncle Mr. WIN Pan
mia NATIVES OF the parish ~ Rahsen Queens county
inland are requested 20 attend hts funeral this after.
Noon 20 o'clock frufn the residences Of Mr. Patrick
I@ey, No = tirs, avenue between Nineteenth aud
Twsutisth streets
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shlf Harriet Jcfe (of Chsrestonl Conner Havrs z7d
attts - steeraFe snd 7 cabin
ih,p hsrtsrs Webster sagra IA 0rando, days with
slr ~ Louis Bunker. Ner Orleans IS davs With rndse
70 heleu Nth inst lat 30 ~ Ion ~ iu sroks shin Fran
80 ~ ioftant from MaarTas Tor Antwerp APRIL l9h ON
o.t.afa ras,tfe ysmes UneerWood an ordinary sea-
nsrt s.ie SLEEPER narsscs June Ie with fru &C. 10
hast Ftrruccio tGtnl Ravcia Genoa 81 days MADEIRA
81 SAYS STA mdfe aud lft uaseenEtrs 20 master
baih hmefica ren cassu, Bremen, with mdse and isG
D,rs Nane. Persins. Mobile. July g. with cotton. 10
rsrt Lucinda Mars, Rich Boston JAY o. IN taasi.
blis vantsa Cia.- csrdif wales With -aiiraad iron,
ooef since ers the banks las had lisht Winds snd
Biir %, teitKeekiitL Dsisarts ce,s. 80 days. With
Enr Eo joirian csrisns.. Juiy "a vi,h sugar ard
mr. stetsy. Ksiiar Tsza tcutal Jane s. -ith sugar
H,t G,n te,iis Sleeper cars,ras q days with wigs
trif iianuf, Burr, Sydney. = dny ~ WIN eoA' ="
Ire David Dua Podser. WiIrnston, &C. July q with
uaval STORES, % POWELL -. - -. -.
uise 10 Dsfarss. Tet q. at y ~ - In - speko
ssht dfp Rrie Nanee hance ior California - days
~ ssR W -, ~, e,,s s cis-.,ssn IS avs osi
Ffr arlna. sffef saFarnta 5ug 2, Nith flEtic and
ta,s = I,,nit n,ssp 1uy q. iss g 81 isn " y.
III sell anf wished ta te rfrefted.
iesr e fd,i Gina tspI Rasss q Domisro. Juty ~
,,if vrsbsa rafnelss e. Cfeis Juiy ~ with sugar.
fr4i Nr ~ Is Def.afeitb a.. vessel ~ MISTER.
w s,ir Twsed nel s Eevthera. dsts with fruit 70
Cetts Aei~v July p titg d lone y ~ spsks schr rsi
lai sr.et icf,r i1uro touth. ls hdurf ouA
fifr Nerfhaf Oiivrr. Narrslk July on With coal ~
Eysf, 81 = q "a afie fets 40 a, saar sshere,
tmlt y miss ef Chiricyne r4aht saw = iarrs fsre
and % tehr afhore The naih teach-shs painssa
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Our Canadian Correspondence.

ToRosro, July %, 1850.
Tie Buiinsss 5ers "a, Jeiscnre .g,s.u6p -.ggsrs in
Condo.
In addition TO tho Con non School bill. which has
been passsd BY tie Assembly, thsr. is at presents
Grammar School bal undrr cons dsration the object
Of which Is 20 place these Institutions under jhc
troll o. the municipal councils With the power 10 ra,s
money fcr their support and with view 10 procure
vnifoTmity In their management. n has mot witt
considerable opposition the ground that the giving
Common Schools will be- dstasteful the teachers II
the Grammar Schools; and the public intsr-stf vii
probably b. sacrificed 20 this contempthle .aousy
the menlers Of the govern ment Ia the House
things end V necessary % trucke 70 popular rreiu.
dice, which e rife IN thh country An in.tasce Of
this occurred this week With reference The medical
bin and vas meant 90 prevent anprinc pied qaacEs
nom iampering With the lives o. ignorant people
uhich opposed BY one % the Solicitors General
Who fearful u offending his constituents
An application hss been made 20 the sseu bly, IN
behalf 81 the mechanics kingston Who arr oppossd
20 the employ Of CON- Ct labor BY contractors Ia
the manufacture of various articles in that pace the
contractors bong Americans, ~bo step In and take
vii na avail tktmFslvtf and vhu are opposed 10
everything IN The shaps 4 decomposition.
There l. bill alen before the LHslature for moor.
norating manufacturing mpauies. which also op.
posed but which will probably D. carried o~iuq TO
The snt'rprise % the Con missioner Of the Boara a
WorEs Who 10 man 81 ersray, and AZ 7 believe BE-
fore stated an American puss-s. ing the 70 h.adi-
tvenes oi lis count ymen BY buth
We hate bad enc or tuO rich scenes since last
wrote got up by the French Loser Canadians the anti.
Isthlt, 81 fact b. coming very dsy apparent IN
TIE bahs q legisla'ion henevsr Upper canada
htmb't gets ~ 70 sptnk on ary subject shirh the
goFtfnmt NJ "a tIposcf hoy c1mmeuce vocif.ratiux
near mar accompanying the exelanis lion with
q salvss
This is particularly the case when Mr. II J Boulon
rises 20 oddress the uouac. re is rather tedious
'pcakcr buta man p1ssCrsed ~ much lega acumrn
ana faritd information. ON Thursday evening be
brought forward resolution. relative 10 fixing The
lme ana place % meeting - the Legislature and
instantly nesahtd In thc manner alluded Co. ue cx-
pftftd dftciminafcn not 90 BE- put down in this
manutr. and Cccusioually o. the interruption pro-
cefdcd. deslt ont q iew srks 81 The frrnchmeu
wren Told without however, stoFring their improper
interference
Amer D. had cat down. ~ them replied IN
strain q vtupcration which the speasrr ought w
ftautiy 20 have ftorrrli ard among Other improper
rtmatks told Mt Boultun that nUtrth ianlnE IN
nbiittf aud attairmpnts b. Va nuistnce wheruFer
he bad been ard wherever Dc went
The Houte, during This time, was In Fiate Of The
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AmUsnmENTs ~ rml.A oMI.Pnl1

pAkNUMS MUSEUM fHILADELF HIA p. T. BAR
~ nun, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assis
of NJ Bird. To appear every at
trnoon and evening those feats of Magic aud Nentro
qual deneaons which have secured the ample attendance
and mpimens of the s citizens of hla-
depbia Secured real orsng outang the largest and
shrewd specimen Imported Ballads by Miss Emma Les
e Dances by Miss Warren Comic Songs by Mr. Robinson;
Dstolviug Views and Chromarope, Sc Saturday evening
August g. benefit Of NJ Bird. Admttanee, IS cents chill
dren under 10 years, 1919 cents.
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.ERICUS.
ROllflcnI InIeILlgeAcR.

GEORGIA THE COMPROMISE "A meeting, without
regard 10 party, held at Columbus ON the 18th
int by which 0iutionH passed strongly dep
rvcating the present agitation dangerous to the
Union and to the existence of slavery itself They
deny the right of Congress TO interfere with the sub
ject Of slavery In any whatever. They consider
the Nashville Convention desperate and revolution
aIy in it's tendency and only calculated to aggrayate
the esention aud precipitate the terrible issue OF
disunion. The compromise proposition Of the commit
tee Of the Senate is the only fair equitable basis for
tie adjustment Of the existing difficulty The Mis-
Of the principle of nonutervention, tor which they
col
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w.mrrnrnr. Inlr 10. 1850

WatHNofoN duly % wv
Notices Of se-, n Ne Oia and One If Ne Nsr Mabsrs
gAs Csbin,i. neu,ly Cotamer, Eptnr Craw'srd, and
Corwfa-- .fsofions pson Work 10 BE- Dsns and won
NE IHgranfuds ~ Georgia Wigs towards Thomas Bat
lev King.
II is but act ofjustics 10 che iecut Postmaster
General Jseb Coamer 10 state that the petition or
paper drawn up and passed round the House Of Repre-
stntatives for signatures. asking Executive ap
polptmspt for bin, without his request know
leere Mr. Uollamtr IL not foof 90 ask an APP
pcintmeut ~ charity. ne u worth ten thousand dol
lars and that sum would purch asr farm In Vermont
ofno mfan rsspcctabiity Mr.. Coliamer deserves bis
tolsdies vho called On him he could not bear
much oscillation, anymore than bis late colleague IN
the cabinet Thomas living ~ % said Of both " those
vcrthiet that they FOR Oce At the time
~ General Tayicr'f inauguration. they would have
glsdly accepted sudftorshirs Ne doubt Of u.
hr Epina u reported to have said that his beirF
left out ~ thce would be- pecuniary gain 70 him IN
asmush ~ he could earn more Ny his prscee Ia 0lio
bsn his salary IN Wellington The truth Of his de-
caraticn " conclusively established 10 the circum
stance ~ biz accepting the sppoiatmsnt q senator
W theieurth q March next conferred upon bin ~
ere 70 make money by following hs profession IN Ohof
hut bic patriotism u too mighty FOR hs pecuniay IN
vhose mottois-
"Irus patriots We. Tor ~ q understood,
We change or stations for our couutfy's sood'
There are some things IN the conduct ~ Mr. George
Crawford another ~ the iefi ont cabinet ofhctra
wholstsly eut high figure. which carry with them
myttercus look " u well known that the expression
N Qualification 81 his conduct IN prosecuting the Gal.
Phin claim. AZ agent and half ovner q u. while ne
held cabinet 0fncs, which he vorned cut q General
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DARNuM's AMERICAN NUsEUM.-P \. RARNUM,

DIERCEs MINsTRELs OLYMPIC, No. 4u BROAD
Il way, between Howard and Grand streetsMonday, July
90 ans every night further The continued
that has favored tins pmtsble band Of EhlC plan
performers has stamped beng the plus ultra
all Ethiopian bands comprising company Of thirteen per-
formers, under the direction j. H. Fellows m ~ will
have the honor Of giving their original mimi
ments every night until notice Admission Is
Doors at Concert o'clock. after
Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays menenz
at 8 y. Al.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExsgRsIoN TO THE FISHING BANKS EyERY DAT,
n except saurdayThe steamer Buffalo win iaava rhir-
teenth street, o'ofesk Csnsl IN Grand 7lg
Caiherire, ~; Pier No. N. r. 81 NJ returning byb
p n Ehia coton land viii bs ~ board Rofrarhment.
sr- 81 rsrsi rars % eevts sch wav.
GRAND CoTIIION EXCURSION TO BRTDoEPORT-
~ The eteauar Cataract Captain Mares will proceed
Brtfecort Conn Tuesday merning nest the 18th pst
Cetillon Arrangements have 10
make N the hest that has been this The tickets
Only ~ for the excurn Dnner viii Ne provided
~ Bridgeport Al - eents esch Rsfreshments will BE- far
nhsd board ths b-a W Davd Pollock o. Parh House.
Ir Ne City Hall square which that thev
viii ~ Of the tet hind. LLOYD BRYANT Manager.
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FUNERAL OF PrARsoS, THE MURDERER The funeral
OF Daniel II Pearson executed at the East Oambridyo
Ja yesterday for the murder Of his wife and children,
took place at Wilmington the residence OF his father
and the Of the murder, yesterday afternoon It
was attended by very large number OF people some
Of whom from a considerable distance TO be pre-
ssnt He laid by the side OF his wife and chill
dren - Boston TrarsLsr. .TuIu II.
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LEGAL ncns-C CRY Improvements.
The members Of the cabinet moving In
while the old are moving out.
The new marble wing Of the Patent oaiee, OF one
hundred and seventy feet long s steadily progressing
The City Hau IL becoming Of the mos, elegant
building In the city under in
Of completion.
Ths canal, passinr ny the public common and
through the heart Of the city viii Be thoroughly
cleaned out, re walled and provided With light and
graceful iron bridges at every crossing which will give
u eplendid ~ pearaHce from the Capitol
The Smithsonian Institution u slowly progressing In
the con plstiop % the principal tower.
The public grounds and streets the Presidents
and the Capitol are In o. substantial improve
ment.
In the lot A. the foot Of the Capitol several and
tasteful brick structures have been put up for the
preservation Of the many curious plants brought homo
BY the exploring expedition
The grounds around the National Observatory have
ben recently much beautiaed by grading and plant
ing ~ trees.
The original Dan Rice IL here performing At the
ldeph which has also the additional attractions %
clever stock company, large revolving fan. and
plenty Office water for the audience No other
ments. Can't you serd along circus
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M INERyA ROOMS, fO6 BROADWAY.-LAST WEEK
lvt Of TIE mammoth Panorama Of the Overland Route
California Open evening commencing O'clock
otee The subscriber being unable devote his tima
the illustration Of this universally admired Exhibo is
desirSus of dispotng Of IL. For particulars apply the
New Haven House, or at the Minerva Rooms
A. ". FENNO, Proprietor.
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SPORT gG.


Union COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTING-TUESDAY JULY
~ 80 at o'clock =. M-Purse and Stake, s3OOTwo-mils
heats 20 wagons and driver to weigh $50 pounds
VIM. Whelan enters bay mare Nendam Maid j. Woodruff
enters chestnut Fanny August IA purse of thirty
dollars will be given mile heats hest three in
ness free for horses that purse over that
amount Entries 70 he made at Greene Madden Monday
evening by nine o'clock; three race and
two to start. SPICER & McMANN, Proprietors.
- ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-A FIVE MILE
N Foot Race for OF dollars come
"a At the above house on Monday July @ at four o'clock
The following have entered for the
Sanders better known the Brooklyn Pets North Star
Of Canada Robert Pool Of England and the Boy
Of New York. 1mnledia tely after the
match viii o. half mile heats best three in Ave.
saddle fifty dollars between the bay horse Jim
Lady Cricket.
DIcEoN sHo0TlNG-AT BULLS FERRY ON TUES
Il day. July %, lot Of very hne Birds on hand The
steamer Frank leaves foot OF Spring street at 10 A. and
p NJ Il. Il. COLLINS, Bulls Ferry Hotel.