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Died.


On Sunday morning July rs Mrs ELIZA ISABELLA,
widow of the late John Scarlet in the SD year of her
age.
Her funeral will take place from, her late residence No
MIward place Wet OF Eighth avenue, this morning
at O'Clock. The friends OF the family of son.
Edmund Derry requested 20 attend, without fur
tber Invitation.
ON Tuesday morning July %, Mrs. sUs.S o'H.n.
widow q the late Captain John IIara aged - years
tier friends and acquaintance are invited
70 attend her funeral without further invitation from
che residence OF DIR A. peckham 90 East Twenty first
In Paris, June 5, Mrs. AUGUSTA, wife of George
Loyett.
Mayor kiugslsrd and T.. Ghender, are respectfully
iovited 70 attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at
clock from her late residence. 100 Broadway
On fuesdsy morning. July 20 JAMES II. Cn,pM.y, in
the 42d year Of his sge
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem
bcrs Of Cry Lodge No 151. j. o of v and Of Mount
Zion TucampmenL respectfully invited nd his
funeral from st. Johns Church, this afternoon, at ,
o'clock.
In Williamsburg on Monday July 10 THOMAS HrArH
son Of Jostph L. and Elizabeth Heath agod years 5
months and q days.
The restiyeg and friends ot the family are invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at haltp past O'Clock
from The residence o. his PARENTS IS Sixth street
On Tuesdsy July 90 At quarter psst II o'clock MAR
GSRKT MoSTseuE sr,'s. in tho 6stb year of her ago
The relatives and friends Of her Francis Sims and
those OF her oninav Henry Kimber invited to at
tend her funeral FROM the residence Of her iniaw
Fhst street this afternoon ct clock without further
Invitation Her remains VIII be taken to Greenwood for
int ofms nj.
On TUESDAY july 90 NJ G o'clock. ELIZA youngest
daughter II John and Jane Reilly.
Her funeral viii take place this afternoon at o'clock
from 81 Carmne street. The friends Of the family will
please attend her funeral. without further notice
On Tuesday July 20 JAyes you pget Of James aud
susan Molioy. ia Mott street. asyed ~ months
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
specifically invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at
z o'clock
at Brooklyn Miss VERONA SMITH daughter Of Robert
l. Smith, aged u years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon a. ocock from "a Strong place
South brooklyn, without further notice.
On Tue day. July 20 EDWARD JSsrPu CuRpr~ son Of
John and Eliza Curren aud grandson of Patrick Martin
His remains will be taken to Bergen IIl for intermeut
this afternoon. at O'Clock The friends and acquain-
tances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
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Geo Lorcntz, wife and infant, Burgess. VIM White,
Chatter Harrison, Ro'hstein. Rev Burluegame,
,Dcser. VIM Jones, Miss Am Common and brother.
J 7 Darlington and wife 6utterdeid Cole, Hogan,
prevott wife and children. Blanchet and wife, BIsu.
ohe Miss Pcltier Provost Provost. Miss Provost
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W Coaper. Mccartney Chestnut, Kennedy WIN
Bower, + nypes mynes, Mar.hino. Phillips II
McEchran. Allen MoEchran. sbberberg Jas Farrell.
5 Baehman, VIM Thompsca Dawes, James Butler WIN
Green lssac ? James VIM Lucas Luther Fuller
land. Chatham, Wilson, Henry Lee. Bremcr Allen
Buck D Ferris Ferris. DAILY. y Buck: rorrow. Y
Jos Tri.ke VIM Richards P Richards " Williams C6al.
,sT Bsstas Pryor Knn n, Bssns.t Hall.
WIN Bourne Messery, Rec ", Gilmore, NJ Gilmore
Geo Davis. John Davis H. Jas Moroncy ss-kosgy
Bsnsibg Cinplin, Chaplin, ii A Hsskius, 0lnsy.
Carleton and son 81 Cort risht. " Gkey. Pres
cott Glsy, II Bowoy . Good win. J Osborn p Mar
ni'ss Thomas csr%oay !ohs Rsnrk David oKeefe
Martin Kelly David Dcley Murray Cha Henry John
wMrr5sy Jas Brow. Jas Mccar.y, Pltriok Nakey. VIM
sbaBks. sher Thas Loaen Geo creme Jsn 49,,
John srfor WA Harlan, Jss bowen, Pierce powers
EDWARDS, Richard Darnicy, Janys Tracy, Msr.in asn.
Ian, Robert Murphy, PAtriik Cioary Cornelius Fivna
gpsT T,s AraS sI,t b. 1,9s Neksaly Con
gan. hnmersun, hogsn Nancy Hogan Margaret
Gray. Bridget Powers smith. Mary Ann Jennings. 10
nora McCa,1y Jenkins j. Clar. Jones ellen Beige,
Mary Ann Wade Welsh. Alfred Soule and 9j mechanics
dlslorrs ubder the rintendncc OF Pioc Eear
tolsy down tho rails OF she Nicaragu, Transit Road.
southmtyd Hsrrisop Farra0d Duncan Or MoCi, ud,
JMeuugh ard wife o Cslshan Morris CJohnsoa. Y
knight vtori masters Robeis CarrieIe Riiard
Billiard ~ IN the Storage.
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Markets ElseyN here.
STOCK SALES


PuIApILpuIA July 70 I R,pol ted by Barrier Brothers
% J. First Boqr1 900 Camden ann Amsoy Railroad
o lUl54 Goo Texas Register 8,nds IS. 1000 County
BE. CO. ~; 200 Mos nsing IS go 500 Unted
states Gs @ esp. i0ss: 900 ehig 6's IS 927S 1000 do
- 49, LOO do So 9s g do 49, $50 do Of l010 aiug
SpaIehsnan Canal g. 70 7l 10 goo do 7l los do y,
vanis Railroad 45s Dc, 45a 10 Noristown Railroad b5,
49, Mechanic Bank 81 Beneea Boards 81 oOD Rich.
mord Die riot De sb5 1000 .eh,gh Ga, o. Second Bogrd
$1,000 Beaver Meadow Railroad o. 49, 79s; 1000 do 7a,
100 lehgh Interest 9s so Lehigh o. b5 9.a{ 1900 Ken.
angton Waterworks 6s "a; So Noristown Railroad b5wn
a. lCo Dc, i5 s0do b. i5 100 sctuyikil Nay ason
lerred 30 2i 30 DO 21 % Pennsylvania Raj road
i u high Erysaton, t1a; Pennsylvania BANK l5iS
Aechanios' Bank, 3iif litter Board2l shares Girard
Bank. I.2S. Market steady.
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sass bs ere discounted By bankaes a * 81 p Co.,
Console have nuctuated IRON loo . l0ex.
Produce markct.-Co6ee and tee duh.-Rice sales q
IS terces at 1Ss Cd. sogar heavy The corn market
duil, with declining tendency.
HAvRB MARKET.
HAvRx July THE market for cotton II dun and mao
tve; prices without change.
Afer receiving ,i much Of the news, the wires esse
q Boston gave out]
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Passengers Arrived.

cHARIrsToN-steamship N.rion-Hon W D sesbroek.
Mrs " Berry Mrs Evan. Mrs Ripley Mrs Wells MSS
NJ Anderson Miss Gordon A hcGreary J @sil; 81
monds, Duliu. Judge Gcbrist and lady. Roberts,
ieoy and 81 I'D Coekrsd and lady Mrs Preston Mss
hrs A NJ Mansault Mrs Peroher, " Pine D u auser W
Kbttr, Butler Mrs Butler Miss Butler Miss ainkey.
Gillespie apd lady. Middleton aud lady Yest,
Miss West Mis- e WEST, Miss Middleton Miss MIDI ..
Miss Middleton Mater Middlton Miss Pitkiu Mrs
miasrs and ohild Caldwell saodsrass Mics Gilbert,
Rayansl Miss Ravanel Miss Lizzie Ravanel iss
Ksyanel Miss Ravane masters Rayane and
ts four masters Pringie, Raysne Ravane aud
servants Mrs Kenorick ana ehild Mira Harrison aud
chi,d. ID kendiick w Jameson Barnum, G Bradley,
Mslipsrt Agone, Rasselje, z Johnson !r. Mrs 4
Brooks. de arsoise III Wranse. Come. CslleTs.
G. rdon, W Jones, Busk@eyer Harper. Aretis.
BrRno, ii Moore. Corbett. ID q Anderson LADY aud
child 7 Mocresry and lady Miss Lines Miss Dayiison
child DR. Randolph lady and two children. Mrs C,gdel
Miss Giohrist. Turgis, Gail. Bosvorth. Church
o Conne. W Hinokes G Pellicbolly sewal Smith. J
secgwck Totten, G Nash T Shackieford, A Hari-
but, w Hurlbut--20 in the steeraee.
BERMUDA-Brig Princess Royal-Mr Despard Mr. Trott.
Miss Winsor Mss Prudden, Miss Tell Mrs Kendall and six
children.
CvEAcoA-Brig Ocean Brd-G Dol Arenas. C + Cells,
DR. Manuel Posz.
ST. THoMAs-scLr Alfaretts-N Darlington, Of Connect
ont
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A Boy Thomas J,arkip
13 OF age while bathing in the river at windsor
Locks, Ct, heard 10 utter cry of pain and sink
with a backward motion as II drawn under The boy
who was with hin and saw him sink raised alarm and
Mr.. VIM b. Turpin Of Springfield, who was at work in
the vicinity Immediately the SPOT and dove
in aftcr the little fellow. lie found him about 20 feet
from the SPOT where he to sink lying the bot
tom, with his face downward. When taken from the
water lie dead and upon examination the feshy part
Of his leg appeared 10 have BEEN bitten If by large
hsh. lyon side ncisions Of the depth
three quarters Of inch and six upon the other They
evidently made by the tee IT, Of .h and Of what
Kind Is a question -Splirgt;ed Post
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THREE DiYsLATER FROM BJRoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
COTTON VNCHAaGED..-CRAM BULL,
&C., Sc, &c.
TELEGRA HIC.

HsITAx, N g., July 90, 1889
The royal mail sicsm,hip America, Captain shannon
from Liverpool July 10, arrived here at eight O'Clock
this evening She brings sixty passengers fftytwo Of
whom are for Boston.
The anniversary of the Fourth Of July celebrated
in patriotic style board the Baltic on her
passage out to Liverpool.
Apart from the results of the Parliamentary elections
now pending in EpeIsrd. the is not Important
There are items Of Interest in the
papers The weather in England dnc. and the crops
in au parts OF Europe were remarkably prosperous.
The following are the latest quotations for American
Securities
~ . oAtr l0uA
Ditto six p,r Cent Bonds lSos .................l
ditto six per Cent stock 1st1-istS ...........l
New York state Elves lS5s-lstU.. e5 \,
Ohio Sxcs lOi /,
ylNahih rNtr S.1s
Maryland Five per Cent send 30
Massachusetts, live per Cait Bonds ......... los !.
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General Denbin hi VI write TO the
Psrir Journal 6es IeJats referring 10 GeoTgeys book
on the Hungarian aud deny that they Of
fered tho crown OF hungary TO Russia Georgey
bimscff. they my. wsS the only by whom
the propornl made s1emere's letter
concludes 'hu, 70 of-r The crosn Hungary TO the
RusssB could only be th- work cf reduced TO the
last extr. mites of detpar like "a kosruth Of
destitute OF principle LIE Georgy | may add that
Count pst'byanihsd u IL true mo confidence in Austria
ku, in Ruseia still less
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Tho Sunderland party in freiburgh have applied to
the Federal Council the taken
up their oresD;zs and should then demand be re-
fused they thraen find Of other than
those provided by the constitution
The five bunofed anniversary Of the admission Of
the Canton Of Tug into The confederation celebrated
on the 18th Utmo with much - lemnitv.
7bttrs. havirg quitt,d swift zeIiaud has decided to
take up hr retCeuce temporarily in Piedmont after
wsIdE at Florence
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Many political srtst- have taken place within few
days at Milan and Venice 1t Is laid the we're
from The trivial circumstance Of Of Nazxnis bank
notes having be- found by tho police while searching
house In Milan for smuggled goods
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IysSME c ys5l Isns,s 81; Tts:s.s su.s:s xY.st
sss. q ga 'iss ss.sof su:s; Smith E.ssss Island
'i sis Iss:s I;sS.. .;.
::' s isp: n'as E POI:
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y, . s:I, : =, sss 4; a: IS.
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. S, az. n .ss s.1
NEW BAvSN, July is-Arr sehr Stranger Kinds Toy.
fS .sl sas
WfoR ATe. ySI, Brilliant ny H.,, o,r.,.
Ss,es f5 PhadslphA sloops Leah, Phiadelph Trader.
nEwsgElPoRT July ls-Arrs Anaconda and WIN
FIT DELPaiA. July ls-Arr brig ormus, R.sd. Med
ford sehrs pS.ton symnes Calais Jas Bliss. Hatch. ana
s c ss:
Srl Bot.r Jsha g. Ps.ais pansoe%s. s.sSsaoss
h.:
tor: rrviss futile New London Elem Ni,keGs9s wsy
bu,y Edw vsssy Assori. Cold annssr. Brsosss
bsSsop ss.ssseis MY =. aas
son. Bristol Chsr9,ts Connolly. NYork; Cicero. Cosss
rRSvIDEScE July 10 AFT schrs Noses wari,s Stone,
ShMie,son; A Horton corson. PsiladeiPhia oroa.
Va I;.as assiIsy Harvey Jane: Rive. rs,ss,
Rossrs Celeste. ws .d
GsDdy TsTSssIA Bssish sharp Nisss;.ea S.p.
Tor KimIs RonseSt .tosps Rhode Island, Inl aad Pr:
Bass! and Nss's ss is rSisaci,ss
,laep VIM Bosen Kenney NYork.
Gardner fer SYosR ca bark American Aas
RICHMOND. July 49, Sid big II G Lowen Booker. Bos-
tom sonrs Juette Baker do Hanover Chichester. New
SALEM July Barr sehr Brilliant Co..os, Roadous
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ASTROS.CGY.


NJ ATRlMONY MADE EASY. OR Row To WIN 4
l Lover -Profeesor Lswton. Boston. torueriy of
don vii send 10 address, receipt daiiar
paid plata directions enable ladies tiemes 70
the devoted ctons Of the opposite their
hearts desire The process Is simple but e waiting
that AL BIO mstried
posi- ion; aId In Though not least 1t be
such and delieAsy that deteotion is impossible
dress Profeso Lavton Boston, Mss No letters taken
from the Post Office uaess the postage IS pnid.
nR RoBACK AND THE PRESIDENCY.-DR C W.
- Rossck would repeotfuliv inform the pubic that he
10 ergsged IN cbstiug the natiytsa OF Geser Winfield
Scott And General Franklin Pierce the Candidates the
Presidency aud that no will nhen The
plotted aud the osu,ts before him bs
niue which Of those men obtain tho
number Of electoral the appraa
test gis predictions in relation 70 the detrouemsut
Louis Philippe aod tire OF Louts saicon,
ulncd e. tie letter rud he challenges the world
nstsn in which tine had failed his He
gagged daily III. reside No White street. IN
preparing the nssivcs Of applicants = ali classes oua
ing Of the most distinguished charscors IL the
try and Is % pleasure t. him that tho gift which
10 desecnded to him through raBy generations Of s
Swedi. sde avsiabIe the bensfs
the reope II America from he has received so sny
msrks OF confidence and distinction
G. W. RoBA No. 6 white street.
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The Emperor having conp ted his tour In the southern
provinces ~ Hungary, bss returned 10 Buda
letter fcm vienna. IN the Times. states that the
rumor 81 propo ed Lombard loan Of 100000 900 MvTes
II not rect.
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The Papal States.


The Pope has been baset VI n the religious cere
moniss. which annually take place st. Johns day
succeeding holidays
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On Tuesday morpipy. July by the Rev william Der
rian EpwArp IL HupsoS. OF Montreal Canada 70 ELLEN
L. srrsns daughter of the late James Spears Eco,
Charleston
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Agricultural reports hopefully Of the prospect OF
the harvest throughout Prussia.
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SHIPPING.
fINIrEp STATES NAIL srsAxsn1r conrAar.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the Pscde Mail ste smship Com pAny
emily through U. mail line for California and OREGON
atpn~a snd PsnamA-By order Of tho Postmaster Geae
ornia and Oregon mnis are 70 he Despatched tho B
snc 10Th OF each month. direct for and
orleans the 7th and ga Whop these dates
sunday the sailing to be potponed until the Monday
immediate despatch on arrival Of the mails At Psnana
United states Mail Steamship Company.The folio
list 81 The eteamshipe belonging 20 this upsay-
GEORGIA. ...... soctons CREsCrNTcITY 500 soAa
ILLINOIS 2 900 tons PBILA DELPHiA IL 70 tons
UMPIRE CITY. 1000 tons Ell DORADO. 800 tons
Leaving New York Tor i;.nxa .. sh, s;S and soss q
The new steamships ri Dorado and Falcon Gill form
direct line between New Orleans and leaving
she It'll and 22d Of each month and forming With the Paoae
sorts In Mexico California and Oregon Passage tom
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong, Harris Co.
agents at that place.
For Ladies saloon State Rooms. .f6
Lower an and Forward Saloon Rooms. ........... %
SECOND CABIN standees .............
s.ssepsors are landed at III. rarcsd sono. .n.
Of expense Tho railroad being In operation and oars
running half the distance from Aspn TO Pan ma
be .nsmi OF the isthnus may be performed In from
eighteen to twsstyour hoursths expense which varies
rom $40 70 925 to be borne by she passengers.
PACIFIC NAIL srEAhsHIP COMPANY.
The public are Informed that under the s~rsnssnsn
this company, steamers inspected approved VI.
NAVY Department commanded b. Navy ofnoers and oar
Immediately arrival OF The Atlantic rails AID San FrsS
n6co ON the ist and 18th days Of
Acapulco reserve boat will be teps 81 each snd
he route TO eeved accidents This steam PACKET.
ths Pscbs one Of which will b always In port
~
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The st Cbes salt monopoly usy he considered as
suppressed Ms AmeTicsn. English Pru.sian. and other
vessetr were loading upon the terms the Pcrtu
gueee.
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decree il published 30 ing quarantine all yes
eeis At sardisfsn ports New orlesns and Mibe
ra.on assigned being the prevalence OF cholera in Lou
tsisnA
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The new stcamsbp Columbia viii BIZ between Sss Fran
ports Oregon awaiting form or pors
.riysl o. the malls and p.s.e.s. Panama and retnr
tsassr from Gan frsnoisso Persons securing throus
asssgs By The Omitted States mail steamors from Ne,
York have preerenoe Of on board Il tb
esc6o mail stesmsrs Rates Of fare from Panama To Ga
francisoo the most favorable regular line
ND transient passengers botwsos Panama and 8ss Frs,
sos One Of tho abovs steamer will KEGS Up come
be- Acapulco an other Mexican portt Each o
enser Is allowed ne b tersoraI bssesss frse
70 oente per foot aud from Panama to ga, FRA.
sso ~ the rag. q 500 per son gor sish, OF passas
Companies, III Wsststrsst ssrnW u Warren. New York.
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Rumcrs Of changes 10 he ministry again current
Drouen De L'Huys had 1t L. said been offered the
Foreign Department. Barocbe the Interior, Rould
the Finance
Lately tho Minister Of Agriculture was instructed to
ascertain and report statistics Of salt usedi for
agricultural porpoes The public have taken the alarm
lest be should he imposition the salt duly
The insu,rect,n ia Algers appears be suppressed
for the present.
ChsngarDier has left aanes for short tour in Ger
many
Lsmartipe IL in burgundy
The Mo,dielr the statement that dissat,
fson hae been discovered in OF the regiments the
line.
IL reported bc,h in London and PARIS that Louis
Napoleon has Informed he Brifi government that
ID prepared 10 admit English staples into France
on cay terms provided the British import daty on
French wines be repesed
Stverst lam. ntahe ~ by drophoba recorded
in the Pariian papers this week thou ghout France
THE CROPS
Wsrn weather had succeeded the late heavy rains aud
already q rapid mprOv, M had taken place in ths
crops Hey prospects were oetier. Rye cutting had
commenc,d in the Bas O. Calais and the wheat harvest
partially in The South The conGi of the yiney
was less unsafactory in tb. Boroelsis than on the
Rhone The prices Of vi flour had fallen in con-
sequence OF the promised abundance
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ss.'As Of Mr. s;sys.; Wia sls o:.sdy@
GAnAsfsR or vsNIGE.
s.!oy;h...,. S:.s: sS.sas: olaas.s s:s pr::.
Seeona Tier aas Family circle = csnts Private BsIs S.
- the ..s,
First . ciSa' ns
Paaorsma Of Bslbes KAeidescspcai lliusiens n Vas
ssas every saturday .fs.Snsoa at ocosI
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srRHnr.-DooRs
~ open ~ ~: curtain rsss - s'oicek
"Wednesday evening" ni issI 81 r nSsnp l'''1
Caleb R''r' A s csa'ds 81 fsffo Mrs. Si'A'
Harry Helm. Mr.. W Clones Emilio. Mrs W GJsaes.
RARsvs.s AMERICAN MusEUA.-ADxIssIoN. -
ssH.
srs known g. Whites Ethiopian serenaders whe with the
every sissruso. ssS every sssnins soisei Tao
living ssrpents Ostrich. 0ursns -outaag. Re.
CHRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE, xscaAHIcy HALL, NO.
. Ssrsy anss a 81. and veg
nader the masagewcnt OF Chrsty, whose in
sish s'sl iy highly res ,ss..ii
sss .rs n
that the Saturday a erneon ooaoerts are
Wo0Ds .xNsTRELs. M BROADWAY, ABOVE
81 . so.s .s
Ysr .vs:snSs sa to +; Ss
newly ventilated and an Ice water untsis ersotsd ts
q: ess Of
price. Doors at concert commences oS0ck. N.
B-The Wednesday Saturday afternoon are
discontinued un I'll further notice.
CASrLE GARDEN.-iRENcH HEIsER PRO-
~ prietors.-admssiop % cents. Doors open att to
at o'clock Great attraction for the
Of tho summer sesso9. Tuesday evening" July 20 aerr
Cline the paraeled Rope Dancer Professor Hon.
and Son. the most astonishing Eguhrsts of the
the night together with several musicsi
RUcKLEY's ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS SERENA
II ders serOrning California. offer the folo wisg
tho best vocal cite written tho 9Th
OF the Hon Henry Clay aud 500 Tor ths best plsntve
gro melody (song and chorus Contributors viii please
snd in Their melodies e.fs the last Of septemhsr TO s5
bost poets will decide who shall be awarded tho prizes
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE-LA-
dice and gentlemen Of ackn wledged tasrt desrou Of
cbgagpg for the ensuing at
quested 10 address, post paid Immediately, BARTON g.
CAMPBELL, Holiday street The atre, Baltimore.
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DIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIA PACKETS SAIL,
III ins me thly-1be did shi, pa N \ mas - /.

= ing m"pthIy.-Tho Splendid shit kPAMINAnDDS no.
losdins at pier North river s sail tor Port Pniao and
6ey on the Let Of August TITO passen
secs on this ship superior TO other In port
parties making Are ytsa board
for then selves The Tor families be
surpassed face, pains or expense has been spared
make this BY far the most desirable vssse port st
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The Emperor was Berlin the 9th and On
the l4h would leave fof -. petersbarg The Russian
feet had left Elsinorc fer the North Sea
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INTELLIGENCE IRON BEAMUDa We have received files
of the Royal Gasee and Herald to the 9th inst There is
news Of consequence
The Royal Gd-sne, of the 9th, says
The weather has been excessively ho. and opprc
for the past eight ten days. During the month OF
June have usually heavy show Of rain but for
the month just expired is Lees than the average
years by and third OF inch Water has become
very scarce-yery many tanks being empty.
The House of Assembly still n session On the 5th
resolution reduced aud passed. remittinQ
sper cent duty five half barrels of Bermuda
manufacture, shipped from these islands the United
states in May 1851 and urned the shipper in
ba k Eliza Baras, from New York
The government contracts supplying the army. navy,
convict establishment Sc in these Islands, with fresh
beet mcDcng the Ist November next the period
81 which oxsrg contract expires have been awarded
10 H. H. Harvey, of Somerset and T. b. Todd, of Saint
George