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For Sale OF Rent.

gold AND SILVER WATCHES.
TINE undersigned now offers for sale fine as
Il sortment of jewelry Of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches, silver spoons, fine and
cheap Jewel,y, pocket cutlery, and general as
sortment o. small articles usually keptin Jewe-
ry Store, all of which will be sold at the lol.
81 cash prices. R. A. BAIRD.
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TllInnicum is beginning to assume
her usual Business Appearance e
s. A, & r. A. GILLETT
A RE contributing their share, by receiving and
IA opening a few boxes and packages of differ
ent styles of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
adapted to the trade of this community. they
will be able in few days to present for the inspee-
tinn of customers, the best selected assortment,
and decidedly the Cheapest stock ofGoods ever be-
fore exhibited in Ravenna.
Mays IL 1852,
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NoTICEi is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Trustees of Suffield, Portage
county Ohio, on Saturday the 10th day of July, A.
D. 1852, praying for Township Road, to be laid
out and established from the land Of the subscriber
on LOT %, South along the line between John Gates
and John Greenwalt, on lot % to the East and
West center road. LEE COOK.
June Z, 1852. 4w367
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TYT5CyTTST1T0NT ~ T7TTi -XYTlI1K
VEoIEnN NEW IOhN
NnT ENE M HEAITH
NJ. = ~. 49, s,roat pHty.1o Nv
I'D - v111n1yn1,s
VEGEPApIG FTTN0RTRIprfP MIVTUREt
nun IADAh ulluuW lMll lIu MiAA uNDI
THIS sbs celebrated remedy constantly increasing its fame by
ATT nvTp rur u,opYn
1t has become tie onlv medicine for famv ass aud is
particularly recommended for
~ a.. DR0fsY:
Sf how long e ssPPding sPtI Sc PaD TstioSg IA;
6s Rssss, sss,glss asy oHas q is
HITHERTO McURAsIF.
it now yields this rsmedy- and Phy'cans use It publicly
and privately with perfect SUCCESS let any one WHO has ever
By them. and, ii they would avoid the unnaiuraf
APPLICATION OF fhE kNiFE,
perorate s @ system and Let s 10 end S water s
deG LET them s su pse ~ ns nT ss Of Ills DISEASE and Ss
ses cersn ii 4 s9 hag viii give " ly Il iiE si t
Is GRAVEL,
and all diseases of the urinary for these distressing
&c tsssd aRSs iS to dc most feSa
See pamphlet ~.u-
DEBILITY OF ri1a1s. THE sastGI, x !, ,o,nm.,,o.
%esx SaGs @sssy o. syea s9e by few days Of
medicine and cure Is always resu.. o. =, use
A CERTAIN REMEDY
or such complaints and also Tor derangemen'se tHe
"-"'' IRREGULARITIES, sUPPREssIONs,
painful menstruations No article has euer offered
this which Woud touch this kind of arrangements 1t
be relied upon rs sure and effective remedy, and did we fe
permitted to do so could give Elts,. ErrE
TroUsANn NAMES
n. oof of cur.s in mi, distressing class Of complaints Sea
pamphlet An broken down, debilitatea consutions hon
oe to act mmeSatsy and the poisonous mineral eraicasd
Ths 81 dsnct properties which compose this article mani
fest thsmselyes parcuiay in the application Of The COM
nonnd far the dsrssne class of complaints which head
fbs nraeranh For centuries there been used In the
north Of Enrone a =
CEhTA1N bU1AN1VhA nuGNA,
ob.Tucdons, difficulties painful transformations Sc &s % a,
effected cure Ihs as, 5oo. o. prooey stands with
out an equal il forms one the compounds in the prepra
tom which as whole = ts and ri te rsssg sqstsn WIFI s.
70 benItS bv its nse ''''' '-1
For the relief Of all sympathec Diseases aitendaHt on I
oS occur nbS Both 70 maed and females and
those periodical distractions which arse from taxing
s.s ssi R
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Notice.
THE subscribers hereby give notice to the
L citizens of Portage and adjoining counties,
that they have this day entered into opartnershp
for the manufacture of sash, blinds, chairs, etc. I,
under the style and firm Of McElwalns g. Arnold,
at the Steam Factory recently occupied by J. B. g.
G. McElwan. JAMES 3. McELWAIN,
GEORGE McELWAlN,
BERNARD W. ARNOLD.
Ravenna, May 10, 1852. 364
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Puzzle -Ifyouowefory oryourpaper,payup.
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Boston Fashions.

Boston Fashions.
NMHRe EEHE GDWWN
II just returned from Boston and New York i,
Ii with May Fashions, and has made arrange.
msnts to obtain from those places
NEW FASHIONS EACH. MONTH.
He also brought with him an extensive stock OF
Fancy Ribbons, French and American Artificial
flowers, Embroidered Cuffs and Collars OF all kinds,
Bonnets and bonnet silks, Grape and Grape leise OF
all colors, gloves of all kinds silk blond lace and
edgings of all kinds, Innings and straw trimmings,
such as buttons, tassels, brads, lace and other
icles too numerous TO mention.
eJ Will the ladies please call at the FANCY
STORE and examine The prettiest stock of Fancy
Goods in town. Ladies silk hats ON hand or made
TO order.
Ravenna, May II, 1852.
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Is n 81.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
ID. m. SO.NJWER WILLIE

For Cash or Ready Pay,
ID. m. SO.N.NER VILE
TAILOR.
CHOP Remoged to- few doors wet
- the Post Office.
@ The Fashions for this Spring and
Summer just received.
GT@Cutting done to order.
~ Linen tape & M orrocco inch meaS-
ures for sale. %
Ravenna, April 7th 1851. S05tf
Bonnet Ribbons--A good assortment just open
ID ed, and selling at low figures, at
May 10th, 1862. RowELL & Co.'S.
r AIDES DRESS GOODS.-A large assort-
Ia ment of Printed Lawns, Printed Jackonets,
Colored Bareges, Barege De LANES, Foslard Silks,
etc., just received and selling very low at
RowELL & Co.'S.
DARASOLS--Just received, splendid lot OF
l. Parasois, and selling at LOWER PRICES than
ever was heard of in Ravennn, at
RowELL & Co.'S.
DARASOLS-A big assortment, just
Il opened and selling below the market, by
G SIC PRENTISS.. RI
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NEW GOODS.
F. w. SEYMOUR

rs NOW receiving large Stock of SPRING and
l. SUMMER GOODS, which must be sold.
May 10Th, 1852.
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CURTIS HATCH, Ravenns; J H sprague, and
Joseph Hszen, Garrettsville; Fl Hurd & Sons, Aus
rora; W Foster, Mantua; A v Hoor, sbslersville;
Welch s. Atchersop, Mogadore; J Wheadon,
Hudson; J W Cone & Co, Franklin Mills; A
Becbe & Co. Akron; E Allen 8 Co, Twissbufgh;
D Baud & Co, New Baltimore, and BY medicine
dealers generally. july lily
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and Of course are sale.
This conversation was held in SO loud a
tone as 10 be distinctly audible to .nll around
them; and some wags .smoking" their ac-
tual situation, left the boxes, and followed
them to the third lier, where they proposed
changing their seats to-. Accordingly, with
fun 10 view, they sought out couple of
g'hals, and promising them liberal treat
If thsy could seduce the worthless, set them
10. One fellow managed to scrape an &C
quaintance with Deacon Hopkins-in,ro-
duced one Of the frail ones 10 him ns his
sister, and she, 10 turn. presented her chum
as country friend of hers TO Deacon Viii.
tey. The seals being somewhat crowded,
the fair creatures insisted upon sitting seye-
rally upon the knees Of our gentlemen.
After d little time, snid Hopkins
..Deacon w hitey, don't you remember
that Brother Curemcrazy preached las.
Sabbath, athat the lips Of strange women
drop as an boney.conb, and her mouth is
s1oosher than oil 1''
ssDo not remember I Oh, yes; bu,
then you forget that these are ladies', lambs
of the flock, Brother Hopkins, and we
are entrusted with their care, SO We must
De polite with them, you know"
sDonf you wish Brother Cu,'emcrazy
was here I how he would thunder out ex,
communication on these sinners-for that
man on the Stage is going to stab himself, 9
"Oh, {bic) yes, I'd smita them hip (hicll
and belly If was him. Bu. the curtain
n down. and The ,hpuse Of Jacob has 4i
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To the Editor Of the Republic:

To the Editor Of the Republic: ..
SIR Your correspondent "Psta,c' is a "funny''
man, with his forecastle Greek And now that
the Lighthouse Board have ascertained that the
parabola has no vertex, and that the,mirror at
Ned's Point is not spherical, AIN called on to dc
clare what the of the reflector at Ned's Point
ia That is the question, as your correspondent
says, and he says truly. Whenever, therefore,
the Lighthouse Board shall have determined the
curve of that reflector, shall examine their sou-
ton at my leisure.
lfI were indeed capable Of making the squares Of
the obscisse proportional to the ordinaes-as have
not done. Tin noting some of the blunder which
grace the report,)-I should merely prove myself
duly qualified to become scientific member of
that Board, Of which Psha,p is expressive an
ponent. So much for report No. 55; now for re-
port, No. Ia, since published. This report con-
sists Of three sections, principally embraced in No.
IS, and niue appendices, now first published. The
appendices consist of letters, &C., from various
sources, which letters in themselves harmless,
and even amusing; but the sections exhibit the
agonized huttering Of wounded birds, writing
under the report of the Fifth Auditor who has tri-
umphnntly refuted their every erroneous assertion
relative to lighthouse establishment of the United
States by clear statement of facts now on record
in his Office. MATHO.
WAsHINoToN CITY, July 90, 1852. ,
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OrFICIAL.


The following letter has been received at
the Coast Survey office in this city from Lieut..
CONG j. j. ALMY, U. S. NJ, Assistant Coast
Survey, which we are requested To publish.
U. s. CoAsr SuRvEY STEAMER "HrTsrL,"
Locusr MOUNT, AccomAc Co.. Va,
July "a, 1852
STA: To-day, while sounding, fell in with, oil
Metomkn Inlet (seacoast of Virginia,) the schoon-
Err Gipsey, of New York, complete wreck, with
foremost, glib boom, and all sails gone hold full
of water, washing over the spar.deck, and not
single erson on board Of her. The crew Of a Me-
tomkin schooner found her yesterday in the con-
dition which describe, drifting slowly, with the
blight of the chain overheard and OH the bottom,
which partially served as an anchor. They let go
an anchor to which she 10 now riding in four faith
oms' water and going to make efforts to get her
into Metomkin Inlet the first favorable opportu.
nifty "..s .a.
address you this communication in order, if
you think proper, that it may be made public for
the information of the owner, and those having
friends on board, should they happen to be in ig-
norance in regard to her.
Very respectfu!ly,.your obedicnt servant,
{Signed) a...- j. j. ALMY,
Lieut.. U. s. Navy, Assistant Coast Survey.
Prof A. d. BAcHE,
Superintendent U. S. Coast Survey.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.

The Henry Clay STEAMBOAT Disaster-y. J. Spesd,
esq, one Of lhet Victims Return Of Baltimoreans
from Lundy's Lane Confidence Of tho Dele
BALTIMORE, July 3O-5p IN.
The sad intelligence that J. j. Speed. esq., OF
this city, is of the victims of the burning Of
the steamer Henry Clay, has caused universal
feeling of regret and COMMUNICATION among his
numerous friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Speed
was known throughout the State, and by fame
throughout the Union, having, in conf junction with
Mr.. Peabody, of London, labored unremittingly
and successfully in establishing the credit of the
State at home and abroad, by the resumption of
good faith to it's creditors. He was universally
esteemed by the Wings of the State one of their
ablest leaders, and, had he lived, would in all
probability have been the next Wing candidate for
Governor of the State. He enjoyed an extensive
and lucrative practice, principally in the higher
courts and the court of appeals, and was famous
for the strcest probity in all his dealings with his
fellow man. He was about fhy-fve years of age,
unmarried, and bas left large property to be
divided among his heirs
The daring reckessness of steamboat captains
on the Hudson river requires the prompt enact
meht of laws holding them to the strctest ac-
countability The universal opinion here lie that
the captain of the Henry Clay, whoever was in
Iumuanu uutluS Tue ECCent race ana disaster,
sbould be tried for nothin short OF wliuI murder
A number of Baltmoreans who were in at
tendance at the Lundy's Lane festival returned
home this evening, with their faith in the election
of General Scott strengthened to that of confidence
and certainty. They represent that the delegates
from Ohio Pennsylvania, and New York came to
the convention in the most enthusiastic Masses
promising the electoral votes of those States for
their great lavoritc by tens of thousands; that the
question not with them whether they could
carry these three great States, but to what the
majority should be. Those from Indiana, Ken.
lucky, and Tennessee were equally confident and
enthusiastic; and Of the great mass there assem-
blcd not doubted that General Scott, should he
live, will on the 4lh of March next be inaugurated
as President of the United States.
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
new wheat, at 81 l25-,he market closing dull at
ranges at so to SIS, md IS to 90 for white; family
flour, white, 80 a SO. White and yellow corn is
uniform ut 80 a 81.
Sales at The Baltimore Stock Board July so
% shares York and Cumb Railroad. "a
rs do do do do time. ....... 223
~ the Board this day, Maryland 6's closed at
l07s bid, los asked; Baltimore &C. 1890, lO7s bid,
l0l, asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1875, 96s bid, 81 asked; do. 1880. co. bid 81 asked;
do. shares 80. bid, SO nskcd; York and Cumbcr-
land Railroad % bid, 22k asked; Baltimore aud
Susquehnnna Railroad 29s bid, 81 asked.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CRIMINAL CoUnr.--Ia this court. on yesterday |,
the case of Anthony Lucasey, charged with
ceiving gold and silver watch, knowing .hem to
be stolen, commenced the day previous, the pro-
perty of Charles Lisardi, was concluded W the rem
dition OF a verdict Of guilty Laskey for defence
Richard Smith, tnegro,) charged with stealing
a bundle of clothing and about 81 in money from
Henry Won Holm. found guilty. Radcliffe
for defence. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT days ago little boy, be-
tween seven and eight years Of age. residing on
Capitol Hill, having picked up pistol from a
place where it had been carelrrsly laid, on his
fathers promises. went into the street to show il
TO a companion who has not numbered larger
number of summers. While the latter was ex-
aiming the pistol, with his hand near the muzzle,
the pistol fired, the contents grazing one Of
his fingers, cutting away small portion OF tho
flesh near the knucklc. ....,
PosrposEp.-The distribution of awards of merit
to the scholars connected with the First District
Schools which was to have taken place yesterday
afternoon. was postponed; and we learn will take
place at the Smithsonian Institute this Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
MUNICIPAL PIcNIc The "City Fathers" on
Thursday last RECALLED themselves at Arlington
on the ''good things Of the seasop."
School PIcNIc.-The teachers aud scholars
connected with the Fourth District SchoGa arc to
have picnic at Arlington on Monday next.
FANCY GLAss-Proiessor Woodroffe's ingeni-
Gus preparations of fancy glass articles continue to
attract large numbers Of visitors at Carusi's Sa-
n
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DIED,

On the morning OF the Goth instant, after a briet
ilncss, which he bore with Christian fortitude and
resignation, MCLANE BROWN, in the 23d year
Of his age.
On the morning of the 29,h instant, SAMUEL
WHEELER, only child OF RICHARD j. and JULIA
w. RyoS. aged two years and nineteen days.
On the 2lst instant, AGNES JANE, daughter Of
WILLIAM A and ANN Nj. ScoTT, aged six months
AT Baltimore, Tuesday, the 2Olh instant,
EMILY c. GORDON, wife of JoBS NJ. GoRDoS,
OF that city, and daughter Of n. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia.
On the morning OF the 9th. instant, mt nine
o'clock, FLODOARDO HOWARD, son Of JoHs
L. and RRBEoCA MARIA SMITH, aged three years,
Of cong ,stion of the brain.
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MARRIED..

MARIkiED.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. J. w. HsDaEs,
Mr.. J. G. HOWARD and Miss nj. Z. CONROD.
On the 18th instant, by the same, Mr.. w. w.
BlVENS and Mrs. MARY BURNS.
On the 2lst instant, by the came, Mr.. J. H.
MCKINNEY and Miss j. MARTHA HALL.
On the 26th instant, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
II, HENDERSON and Miss MARY ANN STIR
LING, all of Washington.
In ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church, New street,
Philadelphia, the morning Of July D. 1852, by
the Rev. +. w. HuTTEn, Mr. ANTHONY s. ELY,
Of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, To MiSs LIZZIE $.
GOSHERT, (niece Of the Pastor,) of Philadelphia,
formerly of Washington, d. c.
At Snow Hill, Maryland, on the 18th instant by
the Rev. p. q McPHAIL, Hon. ISAAC ID. JONES,
of Somerset county, To MARY KING, daughter t
the late Dr.. JOHN $ MARTIN, of the former place.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
Of the Remocai of the Land Office from GRsi

OF the Remocai Of the Land Office from GRsEs
BAY to MENAsHA, in WIscoNsIN.
Under authority conferred by the second section
Of the act of Congress approved June 26, 1884,
entitled "An act TO create additional land dis
trcts in the States of Illinois and Missouri, and
in the territory north Of the State of Illinois''
The land office now at GREEN BAY in the State
of WISCONSIN,, will be removed to the town OF
MENAsHA, and be opened there for business on the
first day of September next.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1852.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON, Acting Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land Office. July l5-3au4w
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A CARD.
r5NHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
1 friends and the public generally, that he has
removed from his old stand 10 the next corner above,
(souiheast corner OF 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue Having given his personal attention TO the
selection Of his goods uud in changing his location
reduced bis expenses, he Is now prepared to offer
greater Inducements than ever. For the liberal
patronage which he has heretofore received, hc
his grateful thanks, and, in soliciting u
tinuation of the same iavors for the new store,
pledges himself that he will cndcavor to merit
their appreciation by strict personal attention.
All goods warranted TO be exactly they are
represented, and delivered in part of the city
tree OF charge. &, X. BYRNE,
Southeast corner Of 10Th st. and
July 26-3tMW&F Penn avenur.
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE sIGNAL:"
Wing Campaign Paper to be Published
at the City Of Washington.

A Wing Campaign Paper to be Published
at the City Of Washington.
The undersigned is publishing Wing
Campaign Journal, devoted to the support OF WIN
FIELD SCOTT as President, and WILLIAM A.
GRAHAM as Vice President.
"THE SIGNAL" will be cmphatically National
Press, designed for circulation in every section OF
the country. The object OF the paper will be TO
harInonize the action. and promote the efficient
organization of the Wing party, as we'll as to diff
fuse it's principles and arouse its spirit and enthu
siasm. .5-E.5ttAE rsE t#.m
II will also furnish convenient compendium Of
all the facts and documents bearing upon the caec
made by the respective parties and candidates, and
preserve in form for future referen, complete
history of TIE canvass. A full index will be given
in the last number, which will add materially 10
the permanent interest and value of the work
The great popularity and success which attended
The Battery, published by the undersigned curing
the last Presidential canvass, induces him 10 retain
the came form and size in 'THe SIGNAL"
s.THE SIGNAL" is issued on full sized dou-
BILE royal sheet printed on good type, in quarto
form, and contains very large amount Qfreadng
matter. ."
The publication vii! be continued each week un-
til the election, the results of which will be given
in full in the last number.
r... TERMS.
Single subscription. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO SO
FIVE copies (beng at the rate of 40 cents
for each suhscriber) .................... oo
Fourteen copies (being at the rate OF 80
cents for each subscriber) .............. 90
Thirty copies (being at the rate OF 33l Gems
for each subscriber) .................... ~ w
Fifty copics-lb being ut the rate OF 81 cents
for each snhscribsr) ..~............--.. 10 uO
.iy- No paper viii be sent uDicss tine order Ii 40
! coiupa MED by the money.
Aiilet,ers must be post paid. and addressedto
GEO. s. GIDEON.
''"" Washington, d. G..
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FOR THE SPRING2.
lust opening, expressly for our customers
u leaving for the Spring., country, or scosoore.
very large supply Of Fresh Toilet articles
PERFUMERY.
20 dozen Lubin's Extracts, among which Hrlio'
trope, Geraniuin, Jockey Club, MUIR Nlo-
lette, sc.
! case of Sd dozen 10. An Farina Cologne.
:. IL white labels - extra,
- dozen w /. Bay Ram, Madame Larusna's dis
tiIlory.
6 dozen Noel De Bout, in jars.
OK Marrow, IN porcelain Jors.
! gross F.otan; ,ap, for bathing.
Lows genuine Browns Windsor ScsP.
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
100 newest pattern Hair Brushcs, very ch"oH.
, dozen Shelf Dressing Combs. some beautifl!
patterns.
20 dozen English Hawthorn Dressing COMBS,
very durable.
10 dozen Fcn's fuc tooth Ivory C2ma'
Sandal Wood, Pearl and Ivory Fans, from
cent, to $50 each.
BRACELETS.
A splendid aesorr nent "i Bracelets, Just openeo
from the latest steamer aTrivals.
PARKERs
Fancy and Perfumcry Store, u der
National Hotel.
IuIy 3l-St
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I OST COUPONS.-Tbe following Coupons Of
IL tho Preferred Bonds of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, due the LIST instant, have
been lost or mislad: Nos. 46S, 40, All, 472, 473,
474. ATS, 476, 2.l5l, 2,l53, 2,l4, 2,l55 256, and
, 1877, being fourteen Coupons. each for thirty dol
lars.
Payment Of the same having been chopped, per-
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving them
at the Banking House Of
July 3l-d3w CHUBB, BROTHERS.
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o. Wings OF the City!-Take notice that
the WAsuINsroN WHiG CLUB have deter mined TO
attend the, Grand Rally of our brother Wings Of
the Navy Yard on Tuesday night, the Sd of Au-
gust. The Wings of the city are requested to unite
in the procession, which will move from the City
Hall at y O'Clock that evening. Speakers,
music. transparencies. pyrotechnic displays. &C i,
have all been arranged for. and good, hearty,
old fashioned Wing gathering 10 expected
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY, Marshal
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OCy- Board OF Healtb.-A stated Meeting
will be held to- day, 3lst Instant at o'clock p.
m. July 81
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EYARPER'S MAGAZINE for August.
L L Haydock's Catholic Family Bible with Illus
uations, No. l-price IS cents.
The Prairie Scout, or Agatone the Renegade,
Romance Of Border Life.
The History OF Australia, by r. NJ. Martin, with
maps and platcs; vol Svo.
July 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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o. There Will be preaching mt tho Me-
tn diyt Episcopal Church South, 9Th street. to-
morrow at III a. m. and p. IN.
July 81
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CARUSI'S SALOON.

CARUSI'S SALOON.
+ Asst NIGHT of the Glass BiowerS.-Thrteen
IL Beautiful Prizes.
On SATURDAY EVENING, July 81.
GLASS SPINNING at the astonishing rate of
two thousand yards per minute. Curious and beau.
tiful specimens Of glass manufactured in the pres
ence of visitors.
Hours of exhibition from till and from till
10 O'Clock, p. IN. Orders for ornaments, &c :, re-
ceived and ma ufacturcd.
Admission 90 cents; each ticket emitting the
bearer to n specimen of equal value.
july Silt