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Rcddine's Russia saivc, A Boston Re-
medy of thirty years standing without fail burns
sosia bois chiihsins ohapped hands piles everv
ward injury eruption. A. b. D. Sands, wholesale
AGENTS SOLD by G H. Rrg Of John .nd Broad way
and by druggists and apothecsri.s generally.
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lave You heard the Ruckleys! If not, go
bnee and hear them sting the Eatydid song and Rosa
Tboy singing those oongs with immense applause.
pished by HORACE WATERS, 3SS Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ZEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES.
rMRHCDNAL.

FkENH<kMAAs
VOICE FROM ENGLAND IF THE GENTLEMAN
IA Who was a. Norwich In England about the 1850
OF certain property situated there would commun1at
with G. e. Covil No IL Richard street. Woolwich, Kent
EDa1aRd he would hear Of something to his advantag
AN Observation-Disclosures TO THE HEIRS
~ Of Mr.. Duncan Mcintosh, who supposed TO have
tidcd in New York in abort thu 1919 For partcu
lara Apply to Mr. Paul A. Brz 20 Cortlandt street, Mr.
J. Pole 26b vilerreuse. Genc'a Switzerland.
INFORMATION WANTEDz0F VALENTINE HIGBfE
who left ome when young and has not since been heard
Of His about twenty-five in February next his
fore fingers the right hand grown sgother in
formation respecting him viii he received his
ther Elizabeth higbie, at Farmingdals Long Island
New York.
TNFoRMATIOE wANTED-OF MRS. ROSE FANNING
who left her home Of Thrtieh street and sixth
avenue. Thuras evening, 18th inst, since which time
fhc been heard Of Any nfor nation that lead
10 her dead alive will be gratefully aoknow
lodged by her dsoonsoate ON the day s left her
home she had brown ground muslin dress with small
white srot blue ground cashmere haw with brown edge
and white and yellow spot morocco shoes and dark stockings
IF THE LADY WITH AUBURN COMPLEXION, WHO
rode up broadway Monday morning, the 2st inst in
company with lady, their from the Post office aud
the Of Grand street, will address
broadway Post 0ce she will learn something to her advan
tage.
MRS MARIA L. HODGES WILL PLEASE CALL AT
M number eleven, S. Nicholas HOTEL before next sntur
day. to sec lady from Albany.
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Fake Advantage OF the modern Facilities
zen multiply time For example, I instead q M
House, the best filter in the country and obtain them
certainty in forty eight hours, instead Of waiting
Uni
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Mercantile Library Associate


81 square equal to four city lots viii be distributed
living four building lots farm. Secure homo for onl
Now is the time to get share as the number left s fey
Broadway where maps and pamphlets be had gratis
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The Columbian Glec Book, by I. 3. Wood
author Of the DulcmerTbis is Of tho best glee
s yet isaued and win be exceedingly popular Price 81
pubuahed and for sale by, HORACE WATERS. SS3
adWay
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|PrintinV,-Yankce Press,

|Printing,-Yankee Presses.-C.ordOn's, 81
lassau straet-Cards circulars bill heads labels &c
)xted the pricea All In want Vt print
X call on GORDON, 81 Nassau street.
Mercantile Library Association-Notice.-
acccrdsnce with article cha pter Of the constitution,
meeting OF the members will be held 10 the Chinese
|mhly ms 500 Broa iway Tuesday evening Nove-
Sr 18th 1853, to appoint committee to nominate officers
b the ensuing year.
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WAsHINGToNvILLE LAND AND BUILDING Asso-
w ca.ion Il The memb ~ this association invited
TO attend public moeting the 2d Of this month
Hall corner Of Oliver and Henry streets at O'Clock
Of this month at the shove placs Mt O'Clock Those
mem bers who have than share and will draw
them together will nleafe tell tho Secretary Cashier
before the ?2d of this and If thoy will be drawn
sipgly In shareholder neaects make his regular
payments before the Goth Of this month he will be
titled to draw, and his claim will thereby BIO forfeited
C. SCHLTCHTlNG, Secretary.
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DO NOt 11et 4 lfeHf Dfr'-THfFntS WHO HIVE
young children should be without Dr. TOBIAS Vene
tsn niment in case Of Group which compaiut daily
res of their children Thousands have aved by thu
Of this IMMINENT. 1t falls Office 240 wch
Price % cents
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london Porter, Irish and Scotch whiscy, Phs'ephin
Dr. ale champagne cider for export and home Jump
Heads Of families arc respectfully solicited.
)IIN j. STAFF X3 Broadway corner of Anthony street.
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" tht Amerissn Jnstitu,e this year TO MeDHURSr A
IL D. Maiden lane for the boss gentlemana wig WIGS
eu sdiossr Mt and beck brsids, oure, kc. NARRATED
DO rhrink or,l rnge color.
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THE DEMOCRCTIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON.
mtce REQUESTED to meet this uesiay) evening At half
past seven O'Clock nj the Stuyvesant Instituts.
THOMAS J. BARR Chairman.
w. w.. 8 g. S enas1rn' Sseer.s.ris.
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THOU snuIt NOT ftOb mo, thIevIsh Time,
OF all my locks for have las. found remedy
rg faster than thou csnst take hm away IL is Bankers
Ioniaue price Is cents Principal DEPOT Barkers ladies'
where
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The Rest Pianos In the World.-It Is an
sniahie fact that T. Gilbert Cos celebrated pianos
iron frames and circular scales the best in the
ID They defy competition for me, quality, and price,
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, cole agent
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PETERSON h HUMPHREY,
$40 Broadway, corner Of White street.


Abe subscriber upon competent evidence being pro
thas the dehsnoo safes iayers patiently
Safer of all sizes for sale At the dopot l92 Pearl
r. one door below Maiden lane, by ROBERT ". PAr-
Is, manufacturer
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yNANTFD-AN ACTIVE YnxNG NAN OF GooD
vafs collect and wrte Cor weekly
One o. the r'Fht stamp, vho security for ths
faithful PERT Of his secure nerma
and agreeable Fitustlon Apply v. b. Palmers adysr
usirg agency. Tribune IN ldggs
WANTFD-FivE RFsPRc~hBLP MEN OF GoOp
W address, TO IN BUSINESS that nav from Svo
to ten dollars day each Eve dollars reanrsa
Apply 80 the Empire City office y street story
VNANTED-A ROY 20 ASSIST IN TENDING AND
w make himself usA'~i n recall isweIry stora from
twelve 10 fourteen years Of One
busness before ard hr the cty referer az
70 honey call between ;ni three o'clock this day.
ct 40 Can al street.
UyANTED-BY A Young LAD, SITUATION A
w apprentice silver th. or and bov
in store Can reside 18th his parents Address T. C. IA
Thomas street, room No 2.
WANTED-A Youth. ABOUT SEVENTEEN YEARS
w Of age rs travelling comnaninr 70 gentleman visiting
Europe He must act for imsef and knowled
Of French Address Frederick Herald Office stating the time
and place he may be seen.
WANTRD-Two BOYS TO OPEN OYSTERS. AT 22s
w Washington street.
WANTED-BooK-K KEEPERS. Statesmen. CLERKS,
W porters barkeepers waters for railways
and steamboats, boys stores and rsdes cooks chambeT
Made homework Firls &c Persons lately landed Sc
suited Mt Fitzsmons Mcie-nors office No. East Broad
way, adjoining Chatham square Post Office.
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rei0tle 0ns.-S. d 81 II. w. Smiths Melo-
s tuned in the equal temperament tho harmony is
GOD In the remote keys 1t ID In the common the only
bdeopg tuned and mn questionably the hest.
HORACE WATERS, sole agent, 533 Broadway
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SPBgIAIs sUTTCMs.
E EnnWSo Bs wnE1hR, Commissioners

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK NOVEMBER 81 1858
Az -Prnclamation-The Governor Of this State having
set apart Thursday the 18th inst day Of thanksgiving
Recommend that the day be observed BY all classes and
thst all citnrs Of every unite in giving
thanks that day to Almighty God for the amt
testsons Of his to during tho psst Given
under hand and seal at the Wavor Offce the day
and year above written JACOB A. WESTERVELT Mayor.
The various oices connected with the city governments
will uot be Thursday the 2h inst the
actinn Of insineM
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MEMBERS OF ST GEORGES FOOT CLUB AND
M their friends requested meet at the Red House,
Harlem, Thursa FAY Nov. a. at 10 o'clock the play
will then j. HYATT President.
BEN. suGpEN, Secretary y. T.
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VTANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN, A SIT
w uaton az cook. She is competent cook and also
understand washing ard ironing IL cauirad Can he
for two dayf at 1856 Eleventh street. of Avenue A.
Rest of Nv
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orpetinCs Mt Cost.-Peterson & Humphr

are selling of their entire stock ut cost to
Cd their fall mportatous. Rich suporhne oarpeG s.
Engish Brussels S. per yard; rich English tapestry
l2s per yard ,ich velvet lis to 16s yard. Also,
fge lot OF English oil olohs In remnants at g. por yard
ssert and citizens in want Of carpotng would do well to
''''' '"''"'''As PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY.
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WAETED-A SITUATION ny RESPECTABLE WO-
w cook Best Of eity refeeence. Please ca -
2 Wooster street, Blocker street. Can be seen Tor
two
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hanorortcs. - Purchasers of Plnnofortes
invited TO examine tho elegant assortment at the
Be of GRovEsTEIN & TRUSLoW, COS Broadway, Ad-
5nr the St. Nicholss Hotel.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION ny A PROTESTANT GIRL.
w to take Of children, to do light chamhsrwork
and plain sewing Can give excellent testimonials \,
charn &c Apply at her present employers No. 30 Yves
Twenty second street.
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WANTED A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG
w and seamstrese, or 70 to do chamber
work sewing Best Of c.v refer given Please call
note addressed to H. E. 81 University place, viii be at
tend To
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THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WILL CELE-
bste their Thirty second 81 the Chinese
Alsemblv Rooms On Wednesd.y TIE 29d inst.
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A POTHECARY WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. WHO
thoroughly the retail and prescription bust
Of drug store Ono who produce good eferenc
will find good situation Address with references Apothe-
cary, Boyd's Post Office, 40 william str Get.
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GENCY WANTED-TH ADVERTISER, HAVING
IA travelled THROUGH most of tho cities of the
Union woud undertake for either commercial
manufacturing house. to collect bills solicit orders
hbit articles of merchandise for sale He is also preparsd
to give the best Of Inference to integrity and capaby
Address Traveller, Herald office.
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NORWICH MINE.-SHARES IN THIS MINE. DElIN
quent for its will he .old by the Treasurer Of
the American ing Company at his ece in Windsor YER
mont on the Goth instant at o'clock M Dated. Nov.
81, 1853 CHARLES HOPKINS, Sc sretary.
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A BOY WANTED-IN A FIRST CLASS MERCHANT
~ tailoring establishment Apply to VIM. II. Roberts,
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YOUNG MAN. OF GOOD EDUCATION WISHES
IA to find employment for his evenings after his
ment expires at o'clock lie writes fsr hand and has
thorough knowledge Of accounts would take charge o
small set of books Please address line to H. G. w. Her
off
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG PROTEST
w ant girl nurse; would assist in chsnberwork or do
plain sewing Can give good rafe.ences Please call ut 2S
Twelfth street between Third and Fourth Can
he for two DAYS.
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(l0OK WANTED-TO WASH AND IRON; A PRO
tettant One who und ersands her business apply
at ~ SeYenth attract -
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MEnn A YOUNG MAN IL DESTROUS or PRO
UCVU. curirg mployment in some respectable bust
ness ana IL y in l. his employer the above of
nonev on good security fair CONDENSATION for his
vices all the interest required Address b. s. c. Herald
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CPIRITUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEsIR-
cus of wtnessias the pheromena Of the spiritual phi
street, evening from to 10 o'clock Admission %
cents JudgA Edmordss work sptualism sale
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A FRENCH PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A sITUA.
"A tiop cahe Amrirau family and
i'd. Best OF city reference given Call st IS Beck
49,.
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WANTED-BY REsPEcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation rursc. and to do light cham berworx to
assist in plain nr tale charge of infant from
BIRTH would prefer private family Best az city refer
given Can he for DAYS At No ?5l Spring street
two doors from Yarick street third floor front
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w to cook wash, md iron. Best Of city refer
Please No Ninth street. present place.
N the rear Can be for wo days.
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The Garazzi Riots at Montreal

MONTREAL, July 13.-Last nigh, the Cor.
oner's Jury gave their yeld CT on the vic:
tins of the late Gavazzi tragedy. Nine pro.
Iestanrs found, subsequently that Jas. Walsh
was shot by some persons unknown who
were endeavoring to dispense mob assembled
in the vicinity of Zion Chuch, Including
among others, the said deceased which mob
had previously overpowered the police, with
the object Of attac king said GavaZzi or the au
dience within Zion Church. That the other
deceased came to their deaths by gun shot
wounds inflicted by the troops, at the order of
the Mayor, and that both the said order deliy-
cred 10 the soldiers, and the firing Of the solS
diers without orders were unnecessary and IN.
justifabie. Further the Jury condemn the
practice of individuals carrying fire arms, even
in circumstances OF assumed emergency-re.
commend better police force, and regret the
want of discipline of the troops who fired with.
ont the orders of the officers.
The Catholics find substantially the same
thing as to Walsh, except that they say moth.
ing about the riot in which he was engaged
and instead OF finding that the Mayor gave the
order to fire, which caused the death of ths
others. declared that it was done by some per
son unknown
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Openiag of the Crystal Palace.

Nrw YORK, July I4-At 10 o'clock this
,,,nrning the committee Of the city councils,
,oge,her with the committee OF reception, ar
lived AZ Castle Garden, having the President
~ The United States and suite in charge, ac-
companied by Gov. Fort If New Jersey,
whilst salutes were being fred from Gonve
nsur's aud Bellows Islands and from the Bat.
fesy, under the direction Of Bngadier 1snerai
Morris. "
,h,onged with people, the President was iorm-
alIy welcomed 10 the city by the Mayor, 10
which he responded in a neat and appropriate
sn.erh. which was received with great en-
,busissu. The first division OF military were
stationed on the battery, with an immense
,hrong OF spectators, and were reviewed by the
President, on horseback, amid the shouts and
burras of the multitude. The procession wss
,Lsn formed, and was iull one hour 10 pass ng
ont of the Battery. The parade was very
snlendid, but severe storm OF Taip Tor time
Interrupted The evolutions of The troops.
AG,r The storm had ceased the procession
took 10 it's line of march for the Crystal Pa
lace. rhroug bout the entire route the streets
were literally jammed with the masses ofpeo-
pie, and the President was greeted with cheers,
waving Of handkerchiefs, Sc.
A, 2o'clock the cortege reached the Crys-
tai Palace, and the President and Cabinet were
conducted 10 platform on the north nave,
where were also assembled Generals Scott and
Wool, Gov. Hunt, and many other disiing uish.
ed personases from home and abroad.
On the platform en- the east nave were the
officers of the Army and Navy, British officers,
Mayors of different cities, Foreign Consuls,
Mayor and Councils of New York, and yari.
Gus public functonaries.
The opening prayer was delivered by the
Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright, followed by
an anthem sung by the New York Harmonic,
end accompanied by the National Guard
Band.
The President vas then welcomed by Theo-
dore Sedgwick in neat address, to which he
replied in a very short address, pleading his
inability 10 speak at length. He seemed very
much tatigued. The ceremonies were then
closed with Handl's celebrated helleluiah
chorus from the Messiah which, sung by an
immense chorus, produced magnificent mu
steal effect.
While the guests were occupied with view.
ing the Exhibition, grand concert was given
by Dodworth's and the National Guards
Bands.
The palace was not overcrowded, as none
but invited guests, and those holding season
tickets, were admitted.
The City Banquet. in honor of the Presi.
dent, will take place tomorrow night, and will
prove magnificent affair.
1t is the Presidents intention to return TO
Washington on Saturday next,
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Magnetic Telegraph Election,

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Magnetic
Telegraph Company, between Washington
and New York, held here to- day, William Nj
Swain was unanimously reelected president;
George H. Hart, treasurer; Joseph Saier, sec
rotary; Amos Kendall and b. b. French, oil
Washington; Zenos Barnum and A. S. Abell
of Baltimore; NJ. Candy, of Wilmington; Rd.
III. Hoe and George W. Riggs, of New York
and John Thornley,, of Philadelphia, were
elected directors. At Il quarterly meeting Of
the directors, previously held, dividend of
per cent. was declared.
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"THE EXCHANGE CL0CK :"

THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock that once through Billiards. halls
The soul of order shed;
Now hangs as mute ON Billiards. walls
AZ if that soul we're dead.
So fall to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdom's reign is DER;
And men that once took note of time
Now mark its flight no more.
No more to rouse his inmates gay,
The Clock of Ballard rings;
The spring alone that snapped to day,
The deleful ruin sings.
Thus servants here will seldom wake
Till half the morn 10 through;
Unless that Clock at once they take
To BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &c,
je Is Opposite the Dispatch Office
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By George J. Snmner.

MISCELLANEOUS SALE OF HOUSE,
III HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION On Monday morning next, the
18th inst, commencing at 9K o'clock, will be sold
at auction, at my Auction Room, No Fifteenth
street, large collection of second hand Household
an Kitchen Furniture, consisting In part of two
mahogany Centre Tables, enc mahogany Bureau,
six cane seat Chairs, (neariy new and in good or
der) one Carpet, several good hair and shuck Mat
trssses, and sundi other miscellaneous articles,
jy16 GEO SUMNER, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY Geddin Il Appersen.

HOUSES AND LUTs ON BROOK
Mr.. PETER LAWSON, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON VIII be sold on Friday Afternoen,
the 22d July 1883, uDon the premises, commencins
1t 81 O'Clock, the Houses and Lots on the Western
line ofthe Brook Turnpike, (near to Bacon Q1arter
nfancn1 and adjoining The residence of Mr. Peter
Lawson. The not fronts 100 feet on tbs Turnpike.
runs back on the North line of Pine street. $50 feet
TO Bacon street-on which there are two dwellings
nearly new, occupies by Mr. w Wade and others
The properly will be divided to suit purchasers
iRaMs :-Onethird cash, balance al 6 and 12
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till the last note 10 paid.
G0DDIN 4 APPERSON,
jy is Auctiepeers.
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-NineteeE bricklay.
ers on the capital extension refused to con.
tinue work to-day, unless they received an ad
vance of Is cents per diem. The change in
the plan requires much destruction of work
done, besides the removal of imperfect mate
rials, and several hundred men will soon be
emDIOyed
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MILITARY AND CIVIC 4
Excursion ~ nfeonlishf.

4 VI IN
8 Excursion ~ nTeonlishf, r
The YOUNG GUARD, Capt J. q RrczAnpsoN nj
win make their fourth Annual Excursion down y
Ismes River on the splendid Steamer Carts Peck
Capt John Davis, on MONDAY Evening, July 18TH
The Corps win be accompanied BY the Richmond
Cornet Band. together with two cotiion Bands
The Boat will leave the wharf at Rockets at /
O'Clock precisely, snd return about L.
TT Refreshments q. usual city prices.
Tickets for the Excursion, ell for gentleman
and lady; each additional lady SO cents. To be had
of Messrs Haskins & Libby. or any member of the
Corps. and at the host on the evening Of the Ex
cursion
N Should II rain or Monday, the Excursion
win be postponed until Wednesday, July 10Th
HB-The Company will be pleased to escort the
Military who unite n tie Excursion to the boat.
who are hereby invited to meet at the above named
time and place.
jy l2-df
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The grand jury have, we learn, presented
Robert A. Hawke as a lunatic. Arrangements
will accordingly be made to remove him from
Jail to an insane asylum. This is the unfortu-
nate individual who, it will be recollected, kill.
ed his wife several months ago by cutting her
throat, considering her too pure for earth, and
intending to destroy himself Washington
Rep.blic.
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~ More Exideuc..-Wsh .ze Ia,

E Wore Evfdeace.-We have last be IN
informed BY 9 gentleman from the country with
OF Summer Complaint but not in one instance has he
failed In making perfect cure in less than twenty
four hours, with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.
He believes also that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bitters He Gays ne never
intends to do without it in his family. His name
viii be used If required but not wishing 1t published
Price 3O cents per DoIte. Fer sale oy
Msssrs Purcell, Ladd & Co; Bennett & Beers, A
Duval, Adie & Gray, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also. of Todd & Christian.
Petersburg; D 4 Lyman, Lynchburg; King e. Icy,
Norfolk; DR. Camn, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Orders addressed to E BAKER, Richmond.
Va will receive prsmut atfepunn te30
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Burning of a Steamer.

PITTsBURG, July 14th.-rhe steamer Man
chester, while lying at the Marine Hospital, a
mile below Piusburg, was burned to the
waters edge yesterday afternoon. The fire
was caused by a workman carelessly throwing
a match down after lighting his segar. The
boat was owned by Capt. Bowman and Geo.
Beechnecker, first clerk. She was nearly
new, and cost $24 900. She was insured for
$l5,O0O in the Delaware Insurance and Fire.
mems Insurance Offices.
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ROLLING Mill DESTROYED.

DAsvILLE, Pa, July 14.-The new rolling
mill nearly completed at this place by the
Montour Iron Company, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss very heavy.