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eIiapeops Articles.
ne Printer.

II pity the printer" said Uncle Toby.
"iles poor creature" rejoined
Trim.
How so!" said my uncle.
Because, in the first place. contin-
ucd the corporal, looking full upon my
uncle, because he must endeavcr 10
please everybody. In the negligence
ofa moment, perhaps a small paragraph
pops upon him: be hastily throws it to
the compositor, It is inserted, and he is
ruined to all intenis and purposes"
Too much the case, Trim," said my
uncle with deep sigh. TOO much
the case"
Go on, Trim," said my uncle.
"The printer, sometimes" pursued
the corporal, "hits upon piece that
pIeases him nightly; and he thinks it
cannot but go down with his subscribers.
But alas sir, who can calculate the hu
man mind? He inserts it, and all is
over with aim. They forgive others,
but they cannot forgive the printer
lie has host to print for, aud every
one sets up for critic. The pretty
Miss exclaims, "Why don't you give
US more poetry, marriages, and bon
mon away with these stale pieces. -
The politician claps his spccks over
his nose, and reads Il over in search OF
violent invectivc he finds none, takes
his specks of, folds them, sticks them in
his pocket, declares the paper good for
nothing but to burn. So it goes. Eve
ry one thinks il ought to be printed cx.
pressly for himself, as he is subscri.
ber; land yet after all this complaining
would you believe il, Sir" said the cor
poral, clasping his hands beseechiagly,
"would you believe il, Sir, there are
some subscribers who do not hesitate 10
cheat the printer out of his pay Our
army swore terribly in Flanders, but
they never did anything SO bad as that r
Neverl" said my uncle Toby, with
the strongest Kind Of emphasis.
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wcala lci him mnkr a sketch u me.
Dear. Charley = and she heid the temp.
ting luxury TO his fe,cr.rarehcd lir
"drink, Charlcyl nov yea'Il ho strong
and well, and al ter this foolish face i
aud she laughed hsstericlly, then her
hands icll y, her side, her head droop-
cd---ihc csri,emnng was loo much Cor
her, shc had tainted
There. that win do, tbank you.---
Now turn your head ,riac 10 The len
--so," and The yoans ssgist's eye bright.
oncd as hls hand moved over The can.
vass. In tmih Il we're hard to find
lovelicr model. That fall DARK eye and
Gccian profile, that wealth of raven
hair, those dimplcd shoulders. Yes,
Lem was the realization of all his artist
drcams--and then she was 20 pure, 20
innocent. Pmciicrj ilaitsrcf ~ be Was
professionally praise seemed GU, Of
place now--it died upon his Iir. Hs
had transferred many lowry lnce 10
canvass, bot never one so holy IN iisex.
preston.
And little Charley day be day grow
stronger; and rare flowers lay upon his
bed and he inhaled their fragrance, nnd
passed his slender fingers over them
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Choice Poetry.


{" BE orp wrrn yor NOW.
~ e-sslss .~sir.
Ne - ~lfA sas nes esnf ! thes
rha ~ s.al, esjssier ,.a sr~.
WA cas~fs ia. IT, fesss ~ tis~,
Asd Eirsrr, sscss h,sfit ,ssA The START
'ps uns that ~, ~s..i 10 bsi small,
tad ny nSr,s,. a..i sun As. ~. ,sn.
hai f,s nd ilA< a. sassi Al siii
Sa<sa ishe iesss l,i aisis
~ tr "a wsts yes s.~--saaf Sc
f.s'ss aslasiHs lrsm srs uhili ds~n'
NJ s,ss May h. b,a,.aiaF and irse.
BAT I'm SO iA the least the the b~n,
sft's. ever The me,hsA Ne ta~~,
sises adana In kssn sersn--
That h,,>onss vsfr SAW 20 H. sas~,
And seeks were. of sssssss, liks she swsni
Creme. 10 % with ysa nov ~ yea isarn
To .sr sks fsisin hearted ,o's,h,
Lss your misa. " ,s.s ,sr- me, discern,
To uin, yca mass love me win truth
ueuit rsfists-- iassrsd ~ these a.wer-,
Ia which sos are ever - rife
Thai yoa ,ss,nuisrd b love me all hears,
A. long a. each athsr had life
--------.-.-.----l.-..-.--.-.-.---
THE TWO PREACHERS.
Thrs. arc i~e Ir~schsss ever preaching,
fsil~d with clt-ssesce and pc~ef,
One a. oiJ. with h<ks II white,
Skihny ~ an ssshc~ts
Asd he ps~sehss every hour.
With shnii. fsnsf,e voice,
And s,r,f's hefy se.sn,
"Hses-ssp' ye pfesamptaocs nations
Man 60 rsi.<sy is born
bss ss dsasss. and sweat, and suffer-
nosn 10 lsbs md n pay;
niss~AsD. - psesnmptsoas nations,
hark .--hs hanAbse and ce>yi'
'soswspp ,--thsv are Ia 20 oasques;
Daily wiekedne.s u wreasht,
Tyrssay n swollen with rside,
Bsr,ir, ,s hcibsd
Ever ini~r~sned with Thought,
Vice aud Misery ramp and crawl
Rot them out, their day IL passed
Goodness 10 alone immortal;
Evil sss Bos msds 10 last
os~.rp, and all the earth shall aid ss
Efe eaf peaceful ase b> sussed -
And The pscsehias u this preacher
ssiss The paises of the world.
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200 =; ';i : 8 tss'.s 81 80 ss.;is e; "a
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HtAk hstiklsst, nakff kr'fs 1Ex.
"A a. o<-at@~ ~. ss~ fs-s
hFtfhr 20 rntJf a. hiha- - tr.issss. 80
~ $3.50 q s@>~A~ <aalrl Asareir4, essr 4,
49, fn~lsA ssI1-s. saa .<l..s fea1.. 49, fi..s
- h@-ss. - e.flt - p@s~ss t.~-<s <-Esra
- 49, 49, q az krsassR sFN.r 80 - seas
= .-.na..s - "A cnar eslfrsa aata~sta
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-Duaf. dear nso,isr, ~iss sef Char
y ! afi more sheh Il,is i soas."
i~nsi = sid her mafisF, aisrasd
a her uild, eseiisd maasrr
~ arts. iaeshfr. gave me III, 4
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~ srvasfs< ss,<s's q str~~ns.
Ia sssssss II yeArss easss,is,s. sfr><ts il~ses
- taev t@s.fsss ~ss rtfs41y ts-i@sai and uss
ess<<.s - sdser>sar hr,s s.,esdsfra a. In
si-firs thsf Il H. ia1iss4ssi s~srstsfs
~ sssss<ss~sf - ssssassf sr<sss@ss win s~sriy
s4tssx~s< 80 ssh><s ksssar s~s}nss- win The off<
EN- h s~ssssr1 aes< ss tisscs ssr~ihs
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Inaug alton or the Crystal Palace, On4he
14rh a JHly 1853

Purchasers tickets will receive with theotes
sfinvtation admitting the holder and lady stten the
Inauguration These notes will be Of four different cors
nit the boders into different sections according to thoor
of their notes. Persons holding these invitations
peeed to remain in their respective sections until there
monies cc sod The holders Of blue and green inta-
TORS will present them elves ~ be entrance on Foeth
street. those Of red and yelow Forty second street
Guests holding Invitations white paper will enr on
the Sixth avenue, and be shown to their places at
PENDANTS.
Exhibitors, who have previously obtained their tets
will enter Fortysec street. Those exhbitorsho
have failed to obtain their tickets before l4h inrtw
be necess rily excluded.
Exhibitors win be admitted Mt O'Clock A. NJ, anvil
remain In their respective during the
The doors will be opened for all others entitled to ans
mon. a above mt ten o'clock.
At the will be closed and the oerernieB
will commsnce
Particular attention is called the preceding reguns
they will be strictly enforced.
The ceremonies will proceed in the fow
ing order
Opening prayer by the Right Rev. Bishop waiuwrht
2. Anthem, composed for the oceason sung by thaew
Yoek Sacred Harmonic Society accompanied BY the Naa
Guard Band and members Of other societies
Address by the President Of the Association.
4 Addresses by distinguis bed guests.
3. The MES will close with the Ha'leujah Choir
Bells will he rung to notify vsters when the time
firing has arrived
j, ". BATCHELDFR, Secretary Of the Superin.endts.
GEORGE w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
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Marine Affairs.

THE PACKET SHIP CORNELIUS GRISNEII--This vessel,
which went ashore at Squan Beach last January and
was subsequently towed up to the city, has been
purchased by the from the unde rwrters and will
be rebuilt take her old place in the London line in
about months. Her general appearance, after
naming the beach exposed to the heavy storms Of the
past winter, is quite astonishing. She will adopt the
Forbes rig and will be again commanded by Capt. A. t.
Fletcher. rhe had the misfortune to beach her.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP UNITED SrArss.--Tne steam
ship United States CAPT Lucas arrived yesterday
ing from New Orleans. She left the 9Th inst at alf
past O'Clock, ard arrived here IL o'clock, thus
making the passage in six days two hours and half.
The bought no papers, none were published on the
fifth all labor being suspsr ded the day preyioustbe
Anniversary Of our national Independence.
TIE STEAMSHIP AUGUSTA which arrived from Savannah
last night brought flies of Southern papers advance of
the mail for which her officers have our thanks
ARRIVAL OF A CnISEsE SHIP San FRANCISCO The
ship Hamli ~h,ch arrived tbs 1t Inst from Hopg
kCpg alth ugh not built ia China Is believe, the cst
e,sel owned ny Cinnamon hch has entered this
uuosr their flag She is owned by Ton Key aud
afded by CapaiD Keller. We under taud large party
visited her yesterday. received by salute OF twelve
gnps and band omey entertained the enbakiog OF
Chnee in the thpppg trade between the1r coantry and
is cer'siby iurerestpe and curious and
may ia time eae 20 important fesul.sAta California,
,Tp0c3
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Jersey CITY InteIip1auce.

The WATER NohKs in January, 1868, the Water
Con misipnsrs o. Jprey City contracted with James and
Cha les Collins Tor the 6uildn Of reservoir Belle
wife Rdte and the work has advanced so rapidly to
Gisi city the general outlines aod Of the
works. TIE basin Is 70 encit OF about three
q rectangular form, three hundred and twenty
by four hnrcrtd and twenty FIVE feet at high sater line
az efficiently ca tanious 10 hold ten million Imperial
slons pure aud wholesome water. AZ the water
b. tirtiy pumped from the in ehch
the bnildngs-epgine and boiler huuses--the ma.
rork wl be The pumDi engine, sad
70 be the largest in the untty, is oepg constructed
ard viii be- fsads to set the necessary sruc
lures at helleyille compe ed dock seventy tive
feet long and EXCEEDING INTO the river 20 point where
The water + SIX feet deep Is finished and the Golfer dam
TO- The outer end Of the conduit which Admits the water
berg consruced About eight miles Of ppe nas been
laid Considerable difficulty to the pipe laters occurs in
cbseqnepce Of tne ~ant OF solid foundation he
msrsh hthId -" gen. About fourteen hundred fest Of
pe has been laid between The marsh and the eservoc
at Belevile bridge is 70 be Quilt Deer the H,ckea.
.sck a. d the work ~ to be commenced Immediately.
TIE force he Bergen reservoir has heeu increased and
be worb goes finely does also that ut the turn
pike bicge the Harsenssck The cost Of the
s.ruction Of the woI amounted in June 10 $2l62i9 3d.
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The Water Election In Brooklyn
DEFEAT OF THE CORPORATION PLAN.

The election in this city passed off quietly yesterday;
and the annexed figures prove the plan for supplying
Brooklyn with from the streams ponds Long
Lland, has met with overwhelming defeat.
this plan deemed the only feasible By the
engineers, who made the survey uuder the direction o.
the Common Council the result viii probably retard the
introduc ion of wster into that eli for time to
The question appears to be settled Brooklyn lie
satisfied With her wells and pumps and water through
artificial channels is deeued supesauous
The election excited very little locsl interest The
polls thiny attended during the day and according
each person cast his vote h. Immediately turned
away and left for home How she result may operate
the marketable value OF property Brooklyn it IL
nat for 70 conjecture but it quite enough that the
inhabitants in giving their votes against the plan of the
Corlo alter, really voted upon The question Of
10 water, and have trump bantly said the inviting
stream " Thus far shalt thou come and farther"
The following the result Of poll in each ward
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williamsburg city Intelligence.

RIOT -On sunday evAnios gang OF frona ~ 70
thirty yoDpg from fourteen twenty wears .ge
entered The porter houses of Az drew Wels VIM Bed,
Peter Schsrnager. Gabriel Jipk and others ia thrst
ward, and after drinking all they wished Iefuseding
for it. and assaulted tle barkaepers broke dsssrs.
tumbers, window glasses &c indiscriu ipstcy. icer
nonevaH after some time succeeded 10 qneliiag dis
tuI bance and disperspe The mob by arres,n5 We Of
the party, named Georges Ellison, Jr George a. TT
ley, and Robert Potter Thev were ,s.serdly nsng
committed for xsmination AID warrants i.eucd the
remainder oi the party The above named ofIicsuc-
eeded about ten O'Clock A M ye-t4 rday, in arrng
Thomas Walk another Of he party, who was drea as
Il clown. and acted as ripgleoder.
INFORMATION FOR TAX PAYERs.-The number Of os
out Of repair in each varo reported the ca
Police Is "a folioss- Fust ward, 1871; Second d IL,
bird do, 49, Total 1872 TIE amount paid for Hing
The above lamps month is 1902 CO. So $50 peear.
CHoIERA-Severa of the Asiatic cholera havaade
ih.n apJearspce touh -ide OF town. WITHIN tps st
ew days The Immaculate cause Of the epidemic at
having been clean ed for upwards Of three months
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Has There b.. en- q Robbery.
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORk HER.
YELLOW Hook L l. Sunday JLlx Ia

TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORk HERA.
YELLOW Hook l.. Sunday, July 10, SO.
There was picked up ea,ly ths ornipy asssina the
river opposite this place yellow leather vs,lse rced
open evidently in hurry contsiping an empty .,oey
bag six receipt books, principally bound In .ehc aud
loose Iece ps. Many Of the receipts serevi
dence OF being connected with the schooner Cello
Captain 0 p. Rowland; the schooner Washington. nd
another schooner. The following is copy OF she
loose receipts
RICHMOND, September 9, T.
Schr Cort elo to Forest Improvement Co., Df.
For trimming 141 tons. Mt cents, Is 6k
Received PAY ment, j. II. KNGLH.
The vaise az papers IN possession of Wiianaam-
ilton Esq, OF this place by xnom they foun.aud
oren TO Inspection by any persons late estsd rom
the fact Of rbe contents va.e being but vertle
saturated with water judge that the vase bad be, but
very n ri time pc ed send you, sir this iafpa
ton hoping robbery has taken place the edge
OF the recovery OF the papers may throw li4
the subject. Yours,
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Pss sonal Intelligence.


wyndnam Robertson Esq, the United States Consul at
Trieste in town. He will leave for Austria in he NEXT
steamer. His family 60 with him.
The Hon. N G. Upham, Commissioner Of Claims under
the treaty with Great Britain Mrs. Upham N Upham,
(bearer OF despatches) and +. A. Uphan sailed In tn
Baltic, on Saturday last, for Europe.
Gen villamil the Minister from Ecuador arrived in,
town last evening" and has taken thu Mansion
House,
Ex Senator Bradbury, Of Msne and Thomas Haynes
Bayly, OF Virginia. ip Washington.
Hon. Fl. N. Coffsy Mississippi; Hon II O. Hobart,
Wisconsin Hon. J. McKaig, Maryland; C A. Barney
y. s. ~: James ArD.trop0. do w. Harrs, do s A..
ping At the Metropolitan Hotel.
rsm 8 the steamship sns 1obn SS1.on
Henry wiltipson' do j Vincent Brown Capt " Macy.
Flint LISs1d MsS
sss4.ss s l:s 70 G smith, sss4 s
ssS II assy .iF FL f:s:f
f;s ANAL SSss. .ss
Ta Z S:,ss'fs s-P fsia
af{ fss
H.Iss; ana
FerTe Lsire Mr. ersyasr Miss BuTk Master BURY
fe,in Sussis gsas "ss navssa n.y. %ss.s1s
il and is;sa
ctsr HSss
nsIsa ) Kitchen; s.; us% %; si;ssS SEs;
H Ss,'ai6.
SHlisaR, br Levy. Edward Ssswsrs Msis;
9si F;:Is. D'PsE
oNeil, George XII nsy lady, and child Emy ? Garss'
nss s:s :S. M p UNITED ai sss "A.
es AEs ssy GTGy @ sas
S e sus
ady Il n Coffee and lad, MT archer and lady, csE
1sy s9f asHsssi
.s Eaf Mr. a'ssn e.
is; NJ eifsn M srsi IN Ess'.9
Ms as e :ne ap
rio aa1ss;ie Rsa.s ksss. NJ Ca
From Vera Cruz in bark Brszileiro-Ar Hoi'tdr
Es:T Ss'iss ss u III 1ffs
fs;s; 5:is &;
~ sssa;sah s :sssassip Augusta Hoyssss
s;ss sSs EN- @ ss X
Mrs ST. 's sSs.ss
Stent erger sci uyler lady and six children iel
Dix, Geo MARYLAND, II Rifeman E Robinson, Rsph
spaiding II KEENAN, Mrs A, derson and servant Mer1
bowner. r Ruan, W Ticknor, H Rowe,sS
Brooks, Robt Bla * lady and child MRS Stone, gol
clough Ganabl Mrs CLARK, Mira Shorter and two chm.
Mrs Bailey, Kiss bailey y,, Webster d ia. Stan
son, + II Rowe and lady, A Anderson. lady and
Gage lady and child, X A Allen and lady Maand
lady, Misc Maller Miss Hugepn. John MIND
lady Porter J Rob.rts. Miss N n Dell, Miss bin
son, Miss $ boLinson, les Adams Miss e Wenth,
Miss Carter, Gilbert Ru.sr Judge Law, DownD
Hull, Riss Georgia Butler, Mrs v Tarver, smiady
and servant. & Lamb, Alexander, VIM WarJ
Middleton, NJ Jennings, II Allen, II " LataIoFor-
tyth Il n Crawford, James bent Jackson MssthA
Colcough Miss Julia Coclough, Mrs Peabody and 1T
81 in the Storage
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executive session day, an unusually exciting scene
may be anticipate cd IA the Senate
From Washing ton we learn that the jeasousies
between the har and soft shells among the Roches-
ter asprants for Office have not by any means been
adjusted The feud may yet render it necessary to
make out new Est of appointments for that place.
The rumored resignation Of the mission to England
by Mr.. Buchanan, appears 70 gain credeace.
The Board Of Supervisors did not organize last
evening, a quorum not being present. They cannot
meet again fiil called by the Mayor, which, however
can be done at twelve houSs notice.
No business of particular interest was transacted
In either branch of the Common Council last even
ing. A brief but spirited debate took place in the
Board of Aldermen, relative to the building en-
croachments upon the Park, of which graphic sc-
count is furnished by cur special reporter.
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NAU1 EufUpGs
THE new YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIC eunard steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, will
ha,s this port tomorrow IL o'so.k, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
new YORK HERALD win be received at the following
places in Europe
ILvEPooI-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LoRpoN-Edward SANFORD & Co, Cernhill
VIM Thomas & Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PARB--Iivingston Wells 4 Co, Rue de In Bourss
B. H. Revolt No. II Rue de Ia Banque.
The European mails will close at half past ten O'Clock
m The morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at hafpasS nine
s'slock morning Single copies, in wrappers,
.aaxpeuce.
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public every day tSunday exoeptedD after The 4th t.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock, Pm
until further noti.e.
Single admission ...............,...,.50 ag.
Children under welve years Of are ,...... - cs.
Season tickets can be procured at the music store Of
Hall Son, No 29 BroadwayL corner Of Park places TO-
at Van Norden Kings No 40 Wall street, where tr-
shasevs will please attend in person to sign the regste'
Tickets for single admissions may be bad the mong
1.-THE 18th instant az thr entrances to the Crystal Pee
Tat VIM. Hall u Sons No 239 Broadway, oernor OF rk
j. ". BATCHEbDER,
Secretary of the Su perrin tendon
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raik ON ,Cnangc.

The foreign received by the Atlantic had ia
vorsble influence breadstus, and free sales we're
made mostly for export. Fresh ground State -four sold
at advance of lsc to 26c per barrel Western and
Canadian brands also better. Wheat advanced from
&C. to 4c per bushel Corn advanced about bushe
for sound qualities. Cotton unaffected by the news,
though the sales embraced about 100 bales. There
freight Offering for Liverpool and rates closed with
a better feeling.
The China news was q subject OF conversation. The
attributed to M Marshall severely con-
demned It was commended that every dictate Of pru
dence thould have led him to ADOPT strictly neutral
policy and that he bad no right to compromise the in
teress Of his countrymen by any of interference
side the other remote direct By his attempt
to reach Nanlin in the Susquehanpe, a bootess
best he furnished the rebels with belief that he
disposed to aid the imperaists This belief should
the rebels gain the upper hand. might operate vey
favorably upon Americans, well upon foreigners
generally.
Letters received by houses in this city impressed be-
lief that at last accounts, the rebels continued in pos
session of Nankin, which the key 20 the Northern
part OF the Enpe They had control OF the great canal
connecting NapAin wi P.kin by which almost the
tire trade conducted with the interior. While the
rebels held Napkn supplies would be- to great .ent,
cut of both frcm Pekin-wh its million and half of
inhab Shanghae April and Nay said to
be the most sctve months of the year in trade and
the interruption could fail be very seriously felt
Annexed will be found written request. signsd by
number Of the leading chants business of
this city without distinction OF party directed to the
President f the Chamber of CONNER desiring that he
would call Deetng of members for this day, at the
usual place OF assembling with the view Of adopting
such may thought expedient in reference
to the proposed visit OF the President of the United
States
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superintendent omce, Urystsl Palace, Nv


The public Ia respectfully informed INST person osbe
adm tilted 10 th. G, ysa Palace ai after Monday y
h fourth except exhibitors and prisons employed inss
building
This restriction is absolutely necessary TO the pepaan
Of the kshibtion and will foced githou, exception
JOAN &. BArCHEJDER,
Secretary Of Sn rrinEendent
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maDsruvrs which would b most iksly 10 ossur 70
man IN Ngardo's position. II remans to Be seen vhe-
Their future performances win justify hne sontag in
fng the tenor parts in the operas she intends to bring
out to singer whose ability is beyond controversy
thing of the past.
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Exhibitors. their agents who have not already ne
10 arc urgently rs1uested to aspesr at the Grail
Palace ard ~, pare their space for exhibition and ak
hbttors foreign and domestic Informed that alhe
in the building be opened and their n
tents for exhibition Ever possible effort vbe
necessary pr for the Inauguration the Nth
The building III be ihted for the of
exhibitors J. NJ. BATCHBLDkR, Secretary OF supp-
Aard opts
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Sup, eme Court.

BefOTe Hon. Judge MITCHELL.
JUNE 11.-C w Moore rs H. C. Eyler and Julia O., his
WIFE female defendant sued the endlrser of
note. IL appeared that the endorsement tosde BY
-, ~ hana ard 'ha. The -oneifera'i gp1is sod
oil se,ed to him the wife not being knN~u the
ction Jvds for the defcnans aA C. E4ler.
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Naval Intelligence.

Tn'iea states frisate Maoedcnaa commander Alb o.t
was at Palm Grand Canary May 9Th, 70 sa next day
fol japan, via Princess IslsLd.
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scriher hos obtained The exclusive priyegeof ax eds
of Advertisement in the panels q the rard
carr 1is mode OF Advertisement has bee LOT some tim
pcra.inn IN Phadepbis aud nston and alsn
England The Sixth syenue ears ron diaty to the Cryni
Palace, and exhibitors will find ths most extensive o.
dum Of advertising few OF ttHaneis on The cars re
YET vacant and Is intended 70 r
pnstions should be made. by 'aE ~ Sonail', bere
the Goth July, to HENRY w. Qw,, agent, " Ann stnt
JANIS X. 0UIN 1O4 Canal wv.
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2faa & lh4

s3o0o
Ma ity against the water plan, 2, AIS.
II will be that but ward (the sxth) and the
Second District Of rhe Third ward, gave m.ores IN ia
Of the project.
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Of the city also in Nswarwi With Ser ns spondd,yp-
baiigp@s t@ris trses nsT necessary for az geaT
nan nan tpp 20 s,ct AID sold reAts eolI.a,sd ~
ilhpYauce Effected.