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Total l02 Ill o s 3
Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the Both Congress
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Actual Democratic majority
BE- Free and Stare State Classification. a
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Our baltimore corre.p..s.,...

BsLrnfoas. July 20, 1880.
Mere FSsf Faensas R'.i- Fa,-iiv Jsrs- Com,n,re. .f
B-i,saors Furi6sr ParheaIars
At2 selock on Sunday morsing the lumber yard AZ
Mr. John noptins, In the western part Of the s,tv
vas drsd The early presence Of the dremen prevented
the fre from sprsadinf further than the piles Of ium
Der In which II nrst discovered The ioss 80
trinlng Returning nom thi, Gre, our nremsn had q
moot glorious nsht during vhca the placements al.nr
laltmcre street, near South m nm aud burt.s
In AL drtctions Pistols we're also disehar,ed No
one wss dangerously hurt though several are slightly
20. fhewsna-r t that many we're not Killed a. BaE
timofe stree Or the entire distance bst -seu aveyt
and Gay was strevn With brick aud rocks several
arrests we're made
In the city Court on SATURDAY Andrew Disney
George saunsr, william Wright Edward Bsf.it and
joseph hcstnNurg were each fined 40 aud costs ION
Gre rio'ing a punishment not Proportional 70 thu
crime az TIE continued rioing every Gre AMI alarm
Of Gre amply proves ~ the officers ~ the law would
do their DUTY, that present disrac@ CD our city dre
mons riots. would disappcar
An extensive family quarrel took riscs saurday,
between Hefttr. Mary and Amelia Nymgain on the
one eide. aud Joaeph Mary and Mary Ellen Amey ON
tie ether 1h,y mutually charged each ether 9Th
Everything forbidden unto man and gnman ~ the
| ten commandnsnts Justice Root bound them over
20 keep the pssce
follows ships l3 bsfts 10 briss 70 schoouers
81 total Sc Ofthls nsinbsr we're up-for Bremen s.
California the West Indies 2 liverpool l. uadin L
Tits row pretty yell ssosrtsiued that the dissstrous
Ere Of Fridsy night Gay street the vork ~ an
iuosndiav Bot a shcrt time baf0re the Ar. broke
out Mr. nabiot the proprietor ofths extensive chair
factory and the private watchman o. the concern,
made : com iets inspestisn Of the premises
Thirteen journcymen sere mployed In Mr. Mathiot's
estrtlishment ~ ~ whom Loot their tools The ruins
we're surrounded ~ great crowd. n men, women aad
ehiidrtn during Saturday aud su.day
The Egsitses Insurance. Company o. this sitr. loo
indiana. the Frapkiln, Of Phnad.iphis. and kew
Haven com pauy are loaers ~ q small sno-nt ThM
s'b'r' u eoterinE ths sE:.E. ,ol ~ be Are,
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academies a. well the interest upon the outstand-
ing bonds Of the State These items will amount to
about s27s 900 annually The profits Of the bank for
the last year from 1st July, 1870 to lss July 1850,
amount to about $4,000 or sk per cent on the cap
tai stock leaving $4,000 to be applied from the Trsa
sury, which viii have ample means, and to spare The
capital of the bank remains, ct the same time un-
touched
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PUBLICATIONS.

n gTTHII,s LIVING AGE No SIS I2x CENTs-coH-
IL tentss-l. Recent Arctic rIpeditiens Uat.d Service
Magazine Acoustics for the Houses Of Parliament Spec
tator s. Lstters from jamaica n Y EveAing Posts The
Spanish Beauty Benteys Miscellany Lrisoses 81 Insect
Life Eciees Hevew; g. Dsborahs Diary Part w. Shapes
Magazine; Phantssies q walrsrgis Nishtb I.eh9hs
Woman ladies Companies: 10 The Great Salt Lake, Ma
toral InsiEspser; IL. Does Nature Provide Compass
Roeheser Adyertiser. Published weekly at six dollars
year by e. Littell Co, Boston. and sold BY -
DEWITT pAvENPoRT. Tribune Buildinr, N Y.
DoRTRAIT OF GENERAL ZACHARY rAYLoR-JUsT
published capital Likeness Of the late President THIS
portrait 10 the only true Likeness Of the American Ga
sn.atus being copied from dasusrreoyPs taksn w
paper 81 B-A Pertrait u President Willard Fillmore
WA ooUPTL. vIBERT CO. 80 Broadway.
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AmUsEMENTs IN rnlLADELPHTA,

DARNUNs MUSEUM, PHILADELrHIA-P. T. BAR
~ Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford
Of NJ Bird. To appear every az
tsrnoon and evening those feats Of Magic ventro
quail deneations whish have secured the ample
and OF the first citizens Phla-
dsphia Secured real orsng outans the largest MOST
shrewd specimen imported Ballads by Les
e Dances by Miss WaIren Comic Songs by Mr.
DsolvpE Views and Chromsrope, sc. Saturday evening
g. beneht Of NJ Bird. Admittakee, Is cents chill.
dren under 10 years. l25s cents.
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Independent o. tho above named Items, we aud
snoug the liabilities :--Common School Land Dis
trioss, t2sS1i6 81 Tressurer Institution for the
Bind. s52s 40 Certificates Of Deposit, s14262 80
Ar aug the s.sets independent Of those above named
-Pro,,-tsd Bills t52isa ~ Mississippi state Bonds
- 500 Protested Account, 500 ~ Common School
Yund STAG sss 81 The above statement Of the Bank
81 Tennessee sRd branches shows that 10 ts IN good
ecnditien by act Of the Legislature at its last
session the prof OF the bank " be paid over 70
the state Treasurer Who 10 chargeabls with the par
~cnt Of the annual appropriations 70 schools sas
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

brooklyn MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND
ID Orange; Chanrau Burke, Proprittors. Tuesday
Ing July So the ensralnmsnts in the Lecture Room viii
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walter, Mr.. Couldook; Julia,
Mrs. Bowers After which aDIvERTISEMENT by the In
Family. To conclude with the eccentric intsrude
called MY PRECIOUS BETsEY-hr BObtsil. Mr.. Jefferson;
Mrs Wagta Mrs. Jefferson. Admission cents. Reserved
seats in psrqustte, one shilling extra
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EXCURSIONS.

LvxegRsION TO TIE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
u sIespt Eaturdsy7hs steamer Buffalo will lsavs Thlr
teerth street scioek Canal street a. Tk Grand, TX;
catherine, ~ Pier No Mr., So An rs.urniax bys
ha. uaBsl Fsr. - eerts each
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST.

LOST.
EFT IN A BROADWAY STAGE. ON THURSDAY. IN
RAISING frsm Stuarts to rand street. black watorsd
AIN ann with handle The who took
fro will receive the thanks OF the swner BY
leaving II ct $50 Broadway.
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PARTNERsHIPs,


NOTICE.-CHARLES T. CARPENTER. (ABOUr TO
IN leave for Europel has this day wthdrawn mutual
consent freua the hrm Of CARPENTER, VAN DYKE
TREVOR Stock and Krchanrs Brsters No - Wall street,
New York The business will be tnued by the under-
siEned under ale nsm 81 VAN DYKE TREVOR, who are
authorised 70 settle the business Of the late arm.
ia. VAN DYKE, Jr.
New York. Jelly ~. JNo. p. TREVOR Jr.
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PERSONAL.

ATYsTERIoUs DIsAPPEARAECE.-oN FRIDAY Az
Nj ternoon July &C. Mr. Richard Perkin Of LIS Bowery,
left his tore company with earman for the purpose OF
shipping some goods on board the s39p BenJAmin
river and has been heard Of since He twenty-five
years light compxon about ave feet four inches in
height large head and prominent forehead and has brown
mark one Of his arms formed like cucumber HAD on
he left home hat black stuff coat and vest,
sad plaid and had his about one hun-
dred dollars in money. He s subjected to faintng
FITS and II is supposed he has been suddenly taken sick or
fallen into river. liberal reward will be paid for the
may be addressed TO GEORGE PEARSON l78 Bowery New
VorH
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AmUsEM ENTu.

% VII ). ss.ss s6s arans styled The siEci on Won.
csp.aa Allen ii a. Esssa. sssss
josssu Rsos: T..on l s:o s ssl
s,s'i All ~. S cs s;
5ILL RlDE TO ThL - sslim, Mr. Pope Gaier s::y
esss$ Nj Doors %s' open s:s': "
CASTLE GARDEN-rHE CELEBRATED HAVANA
ass sssnns Snqsi viii g. psr ssasd
poniistii's opera La EfTA Eds L.T.ycrta
Castillo Sig c. Bsdisi Giibsrto, siEaor ssvii Five
sps.s fi6TINApI HusicAL Il sssiss vhisS The q;
perform noys wsii5es pohss and ssops nea.ts o. ad-
CHRIsTY's KINsTRELs,-LAsT WEEK OF THE SEA.
md n .; s;s ns assd
further notice The original and wsil;kpoyn chrs.ys
ssanlrsd band in the world sonpr.ns company q s~s,:
the SSs ,SsiG ni&.be n.
tainments night until further notice Admission
An afternoon eOnesrs Saturdays commencing AZ .
o'clock, p. M
GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
nj. @.sS STRUCTURE faCu.s,ds have already crossed
N. til 10 p. N. One door shove Nibio's.
~ Free concef.stTau.s colsbrated Band every Non.
day, "wednesday asd Friday, commencing ASP. NJ. and
r. H. N. IL.
TIE weather 10 unfavorb the Concert viii tok place
next day.
Musical INsTRUcrIoN-nDw. TELLER, PROBES
1vl Of music having lately arrived from Europe
ladies and that he is ready give
the piano and singing Best city references given
INQUIRE at so Yesey street.
A FRICAN ANTELOPE FOR sALE.-JUST ARRIVED
"A from Sierra Leone Color, lesdsh grey, with eye
bcsu tiful than that Of the far gaxee Height
about Il inches Adapted for present TO lady an
country May be seen, further par
cula obtained & Greenwich House, Greenwich street
CASTLE GARDEN Is now OPEN roH THE RECEr-
" tien Of vsiters during the day, from AN till p n
II lie the largest and most beautiful in the country
ding superior opportunity for reading or
undsturbed promenades while viswng the sea- shppnS
and delightful scenery around aAd nhaing the delicious
sea breeze. Admission, l2h cents.
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BATHS.

INTOXICATED yAPOR BATHs-E. ,. CARRoLLs, IS
WI Barclay celebrated for curnf colds coughs
torpid liver deafness ruples the face botched Or dis
eorod skin rngvorn itch, eryspSae mercural diseases,
While Tor renewing freckes, and clearing tho
ccmpleon the baths far other remedy OF the
present day.
CUIPuUR pATHs-E. J. CARROLLS as BARCLAY
- recommended BY Drs Mott stevens hcNevcn,
ID smith Dixon hllett and other eminent physicans
edy for rheumatism. scr0fua salt rheuu pains IN
mereurs and erupTc hhectiona and
All diseases arising from impure state q ths blood