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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
To The Editors Of the Enquirer.

FARMvILLE, VA, July 2, 1883
Las, nisht wc had little storm Of wind and quite n re
frshna of rain 1t surey needed ten times
as much have been better. Orr crops have suffered
seriously Oats have dried up, rather than matnred and
corn uuLed yesterday If ii must perish Tobacco
plants have almost disappeared from The beds and the worst
of the story is that have planted in This neighbour
hood, Than half a crop. knew bad stand
OF planted very few have been able plant over
once: fewer re-pan Sumo have planted none a, all.
have plants and but few any have plants enough
for their missing hills.
Good very desirable for and The lobac.
stands but the hest seasons enable us IN
plant crop nf tobacco when we have not plants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

Mr. r. Merriam of New York. distinguished scientific
writer and practical philosopher that persons struck BY
lightning should not be given up dead least three
hours During The first hours they should be drcnchpd
freely with cold water and this fail produce restoration
then add salt and continue the drenching for another hour
If water with salt is eicacious than water without
it, why mol use the salt in The beennng Better 10 use il
al once than 10 postpone il "iil salt won't EN-"
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pOETICAL.
WEAR THE GOLDEN RIVERS TIDE.

NEAR THE GOLDEN RIVERS TIDE
By WILLIE EDGAR TABOR.
Near the golden rivers tide
Law The hunter down and signed;
He had left the eastern sioe
Where mother, where BRIDE
With a tear drop 10 the eye
Ba6e the loved one good DYE.
But the death-damp on his brow
Told The weary hunter now
He would never greet them more
On Tins side Of Times dark shore,
Though as sleep upon him fell
Dreamed he OF heir syhil spell
Dreamed he that his loving BRIDE
lowered gently by his side
Dreamed that mother now
Pressed his wun and aching of"w
Dreamed he that their Ups 'out '." NO.
In one long, one long ioVe'Siss
In momen, all was DER,
And he only saw the shore
Covered with The golden sand
And he pressed his withered hand
On his pale aud iurrowed brow
With pans of Styeian flow.
"MoTHER" was the feeble tone
"BsipE" came lingering and lone
And the spirit burst the clay.
And in death the hunlr lay;
While the swiftly flowing tide
Piled the gold sands by his side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

MARRlEp-On the 18th ut, precisely al NJ. Mr.. kp-
wAap RHODES and Miss SALLIE ASN HAMMOND, drove 10
the door of Cypress Creek Church. Jones county, ~ T.,
dsmonnied and assisting her from the buggy he sntered Inc
church In hymena order approached 10 The front oi The put
pi, the Rev Adam H. Johnson met them having stop
ped about middle of interesting discourse, and
noemnzed the rites OF matrmony pronounced Them man
and wfe when they Immediately their buggy and
drove away leaving Of the less successful youths and
madens wondering why ii is they married. when il
is q thing 30 quickly and 80 easily done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
WASHINGTON aEcaIRS

v.>Y:o-oS July 5.-The President having accepted The
i,vi,nu to attend the opening q he New York Crystal
p,lac, Exhibition will leave hero on M0njay
Senur Lerranzir will 10 morrow lake leave OF the Pre-.
idnl and he succeeded by Gen. AImon!e the Mexican
Minister. -
The "Evening Star says the Princeton and Full
ron and soop Decatur to-day ordered 10 Ports
nu,h n H. to await orders to sail for fishing grounds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

Captain Stansbury Of the Typographical Engineers on
the valley Of the Great Salt Lake of Utah speaks OF trick
resorted by those crossing The plains Immediately along
side the road what purpoed TO be grave, prepared
with than usual having head board on winch
painted the age and OF the deceased the time OF
his DEATH and part of the country from which no came
afterwards ascsained that this was only decepton-a
conceal the fact that the grave instead OF conceal
ing the mortal remains of human being had been made
safe receptacle for divers casks of brandy which the
could carry further. He afterwards sold his liquor TO
traders further who By his description of its lucai
to found il without difficulty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
DIVIDENDS

THE Petersburg Na.) IairOaL Company has declared
semi annual dividend OF three and halt per cent.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown % c.
has declared dividend Of Two and L hall per
~. learn that The Bank Of the Old Dominion AleXan.
dria IVA had declared yearly dividend OF per cent pay
mi. IN the 18Th inst and has carried the credit Of the
contingent fund of the Bank, in addition per The
canil,l is now $751;, 900.
The Bank of Fayetteville ~. c. has declared dividend
Of per The Fayetteville and Northern Plank Road
eipbt Der cent for the last six months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

yu NE Editors ofMe Enquirer: ,.
(;pntlcmen-My name has recently been made 'le "os
~ su, tory articles in your paper, under sshaute
Of monroe" = ,,;, .,r
have never read them, do know more 0i lhelf cum
,on,s imam The report Of nv friends.
Eom their representations they are in measure unhn-
,ohI. Success in contest with such weapons as Inc
So, h,o chosen would be disgrace. Wit Is too good q
VIZ i,r IN waste inicCc.s coarse a. that nj tins
nvmous assaIanr, aud n newspaper deladiati"n even
i, rrspectabIe antagonist IS not The mode III winch 10
srh na,,irs in Monroe elsewhere VINO nave allowed
, I o HAT which for dccenrys sake would suppose
Them ashamed do themselves are imlp , a. @
CIV III ,vrona doing incompctcncy. before ''la' i
hiInne the closest investigation in any form esy "as
select. OF all my acts, and 'h cohuiI o", - ~
norts on Tie Coyngtou and Ohio ltaroad. h,;c ;,
:, i unnecessary refuse 10 be tried by 'he pue
t,a, m, interested magnty of Monroe anu ms "a''
horo rno transparent I remain undcecleo. , .,,,r
RirImoud July 5, 1883 CHAo. o. i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

BOSTON, July 6.-The Bark Springb;ook from Cape
Town brings dates 10 May 10Th The constitution,
granting equal rights all classes and coos had been pro-
mulgated.
The bark Geeling and from Melbourne had put
in with 10000 OF gold. The steamer Powhatan
sailed April 18th for Marsellies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

The City Of Mexico contains population of about two
hundred thousand. Two-lhrds Of this population said
consist OF low Mexican half breeds and Indians whose
morals and habits Of life much resemble the blacks OF
Sonth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

JOSH say, was going down street ,olher day and
seed tree bark" "Goly, SAM seed it holo,r" .Aud
seed The same ieare" Did take its trunk with III"
10 II left that for board
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

The Louisville Journal is quite anxious for trouble with
China md expresses wsh that may begin in order
"a how President Pierce will iepo himself The jour
mi may be sure Thing: is the President
will owe no 10 az outrage by which American
czens are murdered and muaed in cold blood on Tor
sion soil without word from American consul 10 post
nnne ,hc:. fate their lives Washington Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

There are 100 public schools in the city OF New York
der the immediate control OF the Board OF Educalioni
hundred thousand children attend the schooshe daily
average attendance being half that number The Free
Academy Students l3 professors and number OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

NEW YORK. July 6.-Sales of 1000 barrels Of flour
Southern IS 06 IS le $4,000 bushels white wheat u u
a 81 e. Corn is dull aud unchanged.
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li;IIllrrr.
j. II. STROHlA, City Ga

On, nei.hLnr Of The Virginia Messenger asks OF us sgn
h.forr we dIe As about going TO the "nni OF Tor
uetluIncss show the Messenger that we are IN our
rjphl mind" comply with hi. request When ye see
prossedy Independent or all sub ecs always favor
nr Wig men and measures, il ''-Ign that that Is
Whr journal ana true ndepcnace requires tina assume
IL proper position political paper.
- p''' (Sk1unkou Tildcutor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

Ef5Col Jom S. Cunningham has been appointed 10 the
honorable nndmpnrtnnt situation OF Corresponding Clerk OF
the Navy Department, at salary OF 81 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

mWhIt is in" Why among other things 10 gel rid OF pup
I'd pundeers put honest men IN their attend 10 our
n, nor abroad and "hunk and 'cawsh like me last
administrations annex the SandwIch Islands, If they want;
MAINTAIN our rights in New Mexico need be- and, gene
r,ly speaking example q honest progressive, go
ob,nd,ve prosperous government the asoaishuenl Of
Ala f,ues and the terror OF public swinders everywhere.
M wonder the Wings call it nfauation. II
!, very 'stranre' 10 them CiscrRIM Paindcalcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

NEW YORK jury 6.--The Steamers Georgia and North.
ern Light sailed yesterday for Aspinwal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

DIR DES1INY-WHAT Is TIA strange iniatua
,n s.eIns 10 scized The minds OF the people OIL
mis- country in regard Ia It's manifest destiny"
'hi' EInkr.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAauISGToN July General AImonte, the Mexican aim
iarr arrived in this city last nigh.
s,,cal designations reporlc among the clerks VINO,
nv The new classification assigned $500 clerkships
One who was assigned $1,000 ,llay has also resigned
The classification nf the ce Ks the General Post Once
in such that they will say classified proves 10 De
no easy lrer and is doI'cd whether tie JOB VIII
be completed und. several weeks
II II Heath, OF Michigan, has promoted TO the chci
If III, division in the General Land Office under the act 0
1850 and 1882 with salary oil $500.
Gin Gaugcrs Return for the la sir months, ending June
Dp,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

The Fredericksburg Recorder OF ias' week say NO
many Of The farmers in that region were IN e 'S' u III"
'''l"' ,h,, in GENERAL good crops will be made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

BALTIMORE, July 6-Sales of 700 barrels OF Flour a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

CINCINNATI July 5.-Kssane was convicted to-day of
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SI6lf 90

$40 Q R RnIs 6e6 cussy J, Is cents, sss 9
ISL ,icrces !
IL l7U barrels, at ~ cents, Slol'
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cI ,sslrlCATlON OF CLERKS IN NE EAECu'
ClA' 1--WE nEpARrMENTS, WASHINGTON

w,smsoros, July 1.-The following lists embrace &C the
classliic' no made the lst instant in coniormlt y
na me ne Of Congress passed at the last session e
the sonpsed s aa salaries Of the
oiiGe are , tbe new organization il will be remembered
odn 70, ,hc first class $1,000 for the second Sl5OO for
IRE 49, 80, md $500 for the fourth class:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

JUDICIAL ELECTION. We have received The follow
ing mragre returns o The election heh os' thursday o
Ju,,uc in The lah Circuit In Bnteonh, Hutson's MAORI
~ is reported 10 be &c AMI in Craig 100 Al Gap Mills in
u,ro mo vot for Hudson was IS; for Ands 49, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

But can say hers pisoy d gssA Copper ore, wh'ch
think WI assay ~ 70 20 per oeat There L. also soae
beautiful! gray e,ppsr ore In this same ven, VII Oh
link will Asssy 40 to 30 per csnt yeu with ssms COP.
M, sent on can forward which have ed
saf Ie1pect TO com mence this norniue to sink the
shaft ns the cross vein ana you Will give mo Mtsls
time to ni the mine In proper order VIII fend vou -
mmoh cnnrer a, sasyou may want This vsu SEEM to
ha Luz. er,.r.vs This morning put minsrs on sa-
- IT., =, sr,nr adit level to the dspth Of so %
70 feet diie -ent I'm lying bet -seu the Osh,rd
vein spd the vein / am ow operating on ! viii ~rtss
Won again alter further do eiopemsst pact,uy,
y yonr So. q sS,.~t ss,vant SAMUEL WEBB.
The com pany is formed the fol> wing oass'-"nols
number Of shares issued 10000 at par vA'ae OF 80
sch Of his number 10000 shares are 10 e'Ve' Tor
working capital the balance 90 Oo0 shares Is no" oed
by those persons who have advanced the reqm>i u"
capital to purchase the property and envelope its 70
The company has been organized by the cleo
ton Of VIM FuIness, A. n. Sackett and Samuel smith,
Trustees, and We have doubt mos. active
will at be adopted to place the mine In . prodac
tive position.
The ing table shows the quantity OF Of the
principal articles Of produce left tile water from
c+ment Of navigation to tue 7ts ofJaly inclusive.
during the years 1851 lc3 days; 1852 50 d.ys 1893 %
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B0wHRr THEATRE The auncunc smens 70 this evening
st the Bo.sry comprises rspitiaon Of the neg sOec
Bhin, the giant win appear The entertaining drama OF
yhe Idiot Witness" AID the muscSl piecs, styled
"So The Bosery continues TO 70 extenstvsly patro
nized and the performances give great satisfaction.
BROADWAY THrARH.-Nr and Mrs. Bsroey williams
wing large sssembiages nightly to the Broadway
t. witness heir excellent If Irish aud Y.o-
Prise ULc,e Pats Cabin In aud Out Of Place. aud
Bsrney The Baron" In all Of which Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
hains will appear.
hmo's GARDEN VINE. Anna Thillon, assisted by
Ne SIS Hudson ard Leach, Mrs Maeder will appear
tbs evening" In ID Dzetts opera entitled the Child u
the Regiment" This In highly attractive bill and will
no a0eb. draw vsy large .sse@olsss The Rsys. are
Marie;' and the pxntomims OF "RAoul," To morrow
night
NATIONAL THKArRE The drama OF the Robbers"
With Sr j. r Scott. Charles De Moor N b Carxa, as
FIR. Dois he No or and Mrs II +. Nichols ~ Amelia to
eetbee with the nautical drama Of " rom iugle " are
be pieces osioed BY manager purdy for tni, evening
The Natcr y continues 10 do prohtabls business.
AMERICAN MUSEUM ID 5nett,'s troupe OF acttog Mon.
ieys Logs ard Gost 10 appesc several II tneir
pieces hi, afternoon a. d evening atsoe dusslm
FaAScosIs BrPoDaoMs An afssrneoa and evsoior en-
tersp viii be given sgrn TO day a. sns fnsss
popular ess blsDnent Tho programme advertised
Is usually sltrscnye.
CuKRT1's OPERA HOUSE The Ethiopian sntsrtainnent,
given by Cbristy Ninstres this evening" con st OF
several Of their best Gestures.
wooDs NINsTREs The vocal aud inst rune ntal 500,
tspciDg, and buriesque, nRhus given BY this npsny
received with thu utmost delight
rrCKILY's New ORLEANS SERESADBas advertise auo hsr
att active bill Of Tor this evening. Tls solos
Tie nelophons, violin, aud Chinese fiddle will
peatsd.
Nh J. r. soorr The friends Of this gentleman are
about tercerpg him complimentary beneet.
Messrs. wn. Davidgc. walcott C Fisher, Mr.. Conway
and wife Mrs Veroon, aud Mrs BucKl4nt (Kaas Horo)
hi ell established favoties of the Ne York theatres
axe acting IN Montreal with great SUCCESS.
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Ths snount Of sslt ioputsd on the OaopdAgs ,~l
reservation during the week ssding July z 100 %.
bust els Of which 62,si7 at Syracuse 96,l7o at
Salina, "a, ut Liverpool and Is los at Gsddss.
The following 10 the humber Of vsrsels passed through
the welland canal during the week ending July ST.
To Oswego Is; TO Osdsnsbarg u to saokets HarDor,
to Clayton /; to Cape vposnt, 2; to Toronto, 4. to
Kingston l. to Quebec, l. total number Of vessels A.
The of tolls on the Ca,uga and Seneca canal
received from the opening Of the canal to July 49,
year. the amount Of lat was 81, 0o92l.
We understand says the Boston Journal that arrange
ments far in progress to leave little doubt that
the long standing controversy between the Boston, Con
cord and Montreal and Passumpsic roads viii be mms
dstsIy adjusted This will be another step In the i'm
pro, that is going In railroad In sad
fsvorabl Affect the stock Of both companies The
White Mounaius R4iirosd, from Wells river to Ltstoa
is opened -eou sl bs in operation to Lttleton
twenty miles frcm Wells river within three weeks The
road win be operated by the Boston Coocord and Moa
teal OF which in fact, 1t 10 mere extension at the
actual # the work cone, and win form valuable
addition to the business Of the latter road
The annual report OF the directors Of the Eastern
(wass irosd Com Aoy for the year ending June So
1853 gives the folio sing account Of its finances its
cept- snd Total cost of road in MAssa
chu,et, cludog banches So IT'S 769 rs; equpnest,
S34l6.2 a. invested In property &C. 81 65l 6S3 So
total Investment 975 g. The toal liabilities are
capital $50 000 funded DEBT abd State Of Masach
.ete, 81 80 COO; notes pay able $500 903 SO Tie
ceipts of tho year euong June 80 1858 have been
st44 46l SO. Income ON property, s78 $40 O5. Tos
S62c $40 90 The receipts om pssseng m,a loe
and bran ches s4l2 o53 S. for freight 0I GIT tons
s97 $40 % The totA expense for working road Is
beer S245 COZ Il interest aud other s84 2it
The net income for the year is, therefore, 1910 SIS O5
le wing surplus after paying two dividends aid otae-
expenses Of $50 S34 3d. the number Of passengers
risd duru9 the year has been 099 4lS of which IT'D 96
from Boston to Lynn. go 36t Salem 80 O59 New
buryport. 20,2O6 Portsmouth. On tie Msrbl.head
branch Is 0b3 passengers carried; the Gouces
ter do 10 OPS the Sal.b do "A 269 The number
Of passenger carried mile IA TO $751; Of
tens Of freight carried milo, 774,sO7 number Of
cords of wood used 513 From July 1s4 to June &c.
1858 period Of twelve years there transported
the cars nine millions, nine hundred and sixty six
thousand nine hundred and two passengers. or this
number not has bsen killed in the regular
trains. and but three or four slightly Injured
The last annual report OF the Bank of Charleston s. c.
has just been issued 1t Is FOR tho year ending JuEe 30
1853. The general condition Of the bank the date Vi
the report, was rs annexed -
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American Fair1.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SIR IL OF tue diiefe held I'll
out country you have ostted the fsrs Of the Me-
cbarics' Institute Of this city, the last Of which
bed at Castle GARDEN, aud GIT up entirely through
the exertiops Of Charles H Delavan ant james Rodg
Esqs AMI proved TO be of the best fsirs the
lot tute held The exhibitors all ghy pie ssed
and not had to pay fo- their medals No psrson
connected With the Mechanics Institute eKcsut the Sc
cIeay receive aEy emvlumsnts whatever for their
vices JUSTICE
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Delegates from Flo Ida.

1hs FOL owing gentlemen have oseo appointed by
Gov Brown repre- emit The 9 OF Florida the
ribiti Of the Industry Of all pstocs DC opened Ia
the city Of New York the 18th ~ this mouth -
Msj John c. Carey, sA, Ch Wat.
Wells Eq Hon sam J Douglas of Key West; Hon j.
ii Bons,n Paistka Col Geo Wa-hin yton Gao. H.
tsiibarks F.q 81 Augustine; Cslumou. nreS. Ed ,
Dir A. 5. B.lown, Jackson vile, Col Geo. 7 Wacd Maj
i. l.. Bsttsn, WIN P8tt1s. Jsnu Anderson. jos.
Clisby DR. w Z Havwa Tall .hs-see; Vim Denham,
ESQ Monticello h Nourse Major Harry Taylor,
"hos Austin Il q Apaac aicol.; Maj Jo. Forsyth
Pensacola Maj L. Gaines, O:aIa; Daniel Ladd, New
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HE Op.s,tbE pny.

gn1 ABRAS1shBa1s FOs TUE REcgfTioS OF PH,sT.
DENT PuRCE--rHE REhEAGsAL or rhs sACEtD
RARkorlo eOoIErl --JAPASrss coNlai8UrIosn
Tho President Of The C4Ssi st. 81, p.n,sd by
ptcsetsf,ss Culture sne Devs snd Attorney Gsnsr.l
Cushnx vim arrive 10 Ibis CT, THURSDAY 1pprnng
nsitse Of tho Drecof Of rs Crystal Paaes AssocIa
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MORE DAMAGEs-The New York and New Haven
Rao Company have paid So coo to Will sparks of
rttsfeld whose wife among the sl.ia OF Nocv.Ik
Mrs Sparks il will he rsco-cted doing business as
nilper at ths time bsr death Tha above su w.s
the snonnt cla'med BY M Sparks, and promptly
paid by the company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

T. QuDtstto from La Sonnamb uls.. ......... B-is'.
g. Tymothsus Quiokstsp .6trect.
O. Opsastc Pc. Peurri, arranged BY H. Do sorsn
IL Msdl~y Qaickstes from Lucresia Borga .Dooizssu
II Quckstep from Don PAsquale ........ .Donizetti
NATIONAL GUARD RAND.
J. Opening March NolL
(Coppo, ed expressly for the occssion.)
2. Overture, .Nabucco Verdi
HSute Voice Qundtille ...... ........ Strauss.
Gip.y song performed the caionet by Herr K,efsc
D. Wedding March. ..............M Men 1el--Ohu
A"c,~ rsAa n'ono.'
4 overture "LsmN ........... Hsto
Fu ale f'oU Lucia d Lsmmsrm Dooizstti.
KJolls Bal rasDze Wslz ............ LuDbie
TO- Overture "Robert 10 Diable Msysrbeer
H. AmaDcA Schot,ish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tzsl
IL. Henrietta Sontsg Polka ............ .Nsumans
j. NJ BA tCHFIDER,
Secretary Of the Supernte ndentA
The Crystal Palace viii b4 open to the public every day
Sundays excepted after the 1ith instant bet tns
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o. clock r. until fur
tnsr notice.
SiRe dumise IONS. .oo csnts
CsiicieB under IL years Of rs cents
Sea itch 49,. ........... 80. 10 dollars
Ssnson rck, Is ne procured 1t c of W
He'll & Sons. No 80 Bread >sy. of Park place
also Van Noacen kiDg's. No As Wall sweet where
purchasers s please attend in person ign The regis
ter.
tickets for single aduissio may be had the
Ing Of THE 18Th nsts"t At ths cot to cha Ceysts
PD,sca. 81 VIM Hi ) ps No 239 broadway, corner
of Park place. J. NJ BsTcHElDHR,
Secretary Of the superintendent.
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DEMOLITION OF BROCK 3 MONUMENT AT QUEENS
TON b. OF he Rochester american
ea I'd that s,ed Ian mark Queen Heights
srt cited in n af sir Brock who fell til u
6elc October 13 1872 the sth lot sied 10 tho
ground An Intellectual a.ssupt hsd boon msd. 70 blow
i. up the day be 1t was found Uecessary to
second blast which th.vertd the shaft into atoms It
WAS rot Done by hostile hands bur by direction OF ths
Britirb govern mt who viii erect q End bs,utfa
m,nument in IT, place. The remains Of Geueral Brook
we've prst Inferred Fort Gearse with thnsa Of his Aid
do amp Captain Mcdonald, 0ctnba It, 1872 and placed
in he vault nroer rhe mnsum.nt October 10 II a. The
rem are In tbs vault o. the H-m'ton family, st
Queen SION aud sil be removed 10 the new monument
when ready
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Acrrya SrcRErAnY or rus TaRNuRY.-Petcr
G. Wilmington, "a the abe snd eiba'sts Atai..sns
Secretary during the sbesnss Of NJ Guthrie from The
seat Of govcrnrsot,
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NOVEL ExniBITfOg-SwnMIsG EXCURSION AT
Hartford We publ bed, ye t-rdny Dornin< notice
al ''s~ ,mD,ng excursin . 10 oe undsrtAsen IN the
r,ers, on Wednesday evening This novel fee will BIZ
up6er the control Of Capt Wsgii and the o.asf Hun
asrap solc,Yrs In the ciy Some o. the we're
former members OF the HnIgaris, army where they
were obl prscse smmmi0p ~ part Of sner rii.
ta,y exsfe,ss II was often necessary during The
ssisn var cross rivers this va, carrying tlrtr
In scks nd mskes. Bspce the MES su,e taught
10 swim b, bs, alioss The ri,kets % the concert
sEir miIx exhib I'm ~l he tsentJ FIVE cent? eson. 1nd
fifty cent sest 10 the o1ats which are 70 De pro-
yi3cd - Hartford Codudnt july IL.