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60 Ubom it Hlap Concern.
WANTED--Of DAVID IR-

INFORMATION WANTED--Of DAVID IR-
L VINE from County Down, Ireland Any information r.
latng to him will be thankfully received by Geo Nc hee at
Paid Mountain Post-Odce. Washington Co, NewYOr
NOTICE to MINING OPERATORS--The
N advertiser GEOLOGIsT. PRACTICAL MINER, and
DIsCOVERER Of Three Fixed Laws to the Geological
Foicss Dynams Of Mineral Beds These Law, were PlO
bed in Report on the Geology the Western Lead Fields
in the Februsry OF the Mining Mssazne 1854 Tie
san Laws apIly Coal Iron Lead Copper and
other Minerals strahed Rocks and know edge Of them
ind sable judging of the value OF mineral district
The Advertiser will attend the Survey of Mines and Mineral
ProsIeets Report them with Plans Of Working &c.
Addfess J. '. PHILLIPS Princeton, n. J.
rV'O the PUBLIC at LARGE.-Left his home
i from No. lst-av., the I'd Of August, ROBERr
RIGHT carpenter by trade aged n years feet 10 inches
Lsb light hair large light whskes slight make wore
when leaving blsck alpaca ffock coat plaid Cashmere
trowser and panama hat Any information Of him will be
estefly received by his wife and Child at the Grocery
Store 37hst in Sd Country papers please copy
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DEADY THIS MORNING-THE PRACTI-
Ii AL MECHANICS Journal for October Vol VII
No VI Terms - per Sin gle numbers cents o.
upe H. III, w. ard VII bound 10 cloth. Price - D.
yer volume. . $1,000, ,
The leading periodical Of 10 Kind In the world lei full u
fpe ep.vn and wood cuts and contains. Of Interest
Information for the Of practical science and the work
ius generator in the meebaa nc art V Y. Express
Published BY sTRlNGER s. TOWNSEND No. - Broad
xay Ard for sale BY al Booksellsrs
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Go farmers an0 Others.

DOCKY MOUNTAIN ELK and LAPLAND
Ia DFER-Thrae splendid pairs Of ELK four years old,
recently arrived from the Rocky Mountains also tine lap
lard BUCK are for SALE. shall have pair OF the ELK
the State Fair in square this week where csu be
seen OF letters may LETT fox me a. the American Museum
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Gcrscs, Carriages, Sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-A perfectly
4 matched pair Of Black HORSES, sixteen hands high
Csisse Harness. Sleigh sc For sale on account Of leaving
the Cry for health. Apply at BLANCAhDS, No Z'S thav
roc M No. II. or No. a EXCHANGE place
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RYsTAL PALACE:-For AL f

RYSTAL PALACE For S A l. f
~ The Exhibition Building in aewYork known as the
CRYSTAL PALACE, together with al the properties
TIE iliIfs Of ThE SpusTsY AL &
PR0PosALs will be received for th. property in
IN nsTt AZ comprised in The following PARCELS
l. THE EXHIBITION BUILDING AND ITS PERMA-
HENT FIXTURES
This building constructed Of Iron and Glass the ground
psu floor Ia the form Of octagon sunOunted
by galleries the form Of Greek Cross with dome over the
The extreme 9Th breadth Of the Building S6j feet
Hight OF dome top Of lantern i5 feet Of tue lower
floor OtO square feet If the galleries $1,000 squao
feet whole IT'S GC SQUARE feetequal 70 tour acres
THE MACHINERY ARCADE AND PICTURE GAL
Tb Building COD ors the rsin Building o fee, in length
and Of en- syesge width upon the ground door Of q feet
"a et in hight ard has y square feet The
Picture Gallery above this is p feet width by q feet ia
Of il fleet in higbt; area Of this 40 square feet
Whole this building 81 $50 square equal three
sA THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE HOUSE UPON
45DsT.. Is feet IN length and % ieet n width
T. ABRICK BOILER HOUSE UPON i4Dsr' IS feet n
s. STEAM BOILERS, sHAFTISG, GEARING, BELTS,
The Boilers Pipes shsfng Belts &C. connected with the
6 THE MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Consisting Of the Iron Ratings around the Building Stoves,
Gas fixtures Tanks Counters Trucks Turn stiles Office Fur
3 STATUE OF KISS AMAZON
Til Statue IA zinc bronze purchased BY the Association
for $1,000. r,,o
The Brick Buildings in parcels and must be removed Por
to the 5ih March next.
Possession OF ell these premises will be wholly gwen PRIOR
10 the Jst December next
The articles priced parcels snd will be delivered ina
medistey after the close OF the Exhibition on inc '
PoposA. for the parcels be addressed to The un
dersisn.d Committee the Board OF Director thronzn ne
Chairman. Full weights Of materials dimensions u ths gss
and further information that may be required VIII De ilf
hshsa upon SPp''''''A 20 tue cHAs II HAswELL,
HENRY HILTON.
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Chances for Business Alsn.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.-FOr SALE FIVE
N Three story aud Basement BRICK HOUSES, (Phiadel
thz Brick finished modern style snd built in the
substantial Persons desrng Profitable Invest
men will find here chance seldom met with. Apply to s. f.
COCsW ELL Real Estate Broker, No. 9Court-st.
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Mem Publications.


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10
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Copes win he ,en, by ms Eecep, Of the pT.ee, PIE.
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~ OCT oBER.
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s. Tour In BoheI4is.
T. Hard Tines
?. Sea Views.
VTl.ge Diplomstss.
70. The SehooHssteT ard a. Lesscr
II. RscoectioGs.
r. The Lea, Howey Of Kllowsn.
10 RABBIT SKINS
"a Some Amenities Of Va.
IS Hard TInsA
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H. Bundle Of eroiebes
10. shining Stars
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a The Musical Word.
q LObses
70 An Old POrtrsi: from the lssOs
80 Hard Tines.
81 lmitstiOn.
81 The Poetry Of finland
80. The Faculty.
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So Hard Times.
SC. The sea Captain and ne ZIP
ST. Mine Host
So. = yiDg Coaches.
SO Near the Pantheon
Title Page and Index TO Volume TX.
This Number contains the CONCLUSION OF DICK nse ne2
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American Instituie.-MeateIs who have not received
III TheIes admission the Exhibition Of the New York
Sale Atiural So,tty will please call at the Office of the
Inue No $50 Broadway they cannot procure them on
~. SHOW Grounds ROBT. PELL, Pres.
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spetial Notires.

,,,,,ory.tir Wits C.cacrai Cogsniftee.-A Rssal.r
49, ia az tofnpites vii b. he'd on TUESDAY
s.x~fxG Ort Q I'd n l.,Iors - tbs Broadway HDuse
BY order - IIthAR MtAL'' 'HAai"a"
JOgFpu NAANUM Jr
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pOAkD.-A Gentleman and bis Wife, or two
single Gentlemen, have pleasant Furnished Room,
Board in house pleasantly located in small family
Fnr nnrtcnlars annlv az No. 81 Mest 26lhst.
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-Nex,yorl horticultural society. A regular meeting
iI he held Al tho Socet,s Rooms No 600 Broadway THIS
RNENING, (Moudsy) at y ? n M, v,S,pp p...iso,,
D.
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DOARD.-A private family can accommodate
II with BOARD and HANDSOME APARTMENTS on
second and third floors Gentleman and Wiei also two
three susle Ce ntlemen az No 81 West 22d st. 5tha
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Il Special Meeting of the board of Officers 9TH
Regiment NATIONAL GUARD will be he'd at the Eigh,h
CO1Iapy Annoy Lafayette Hall. THIS (mond - EVEN
No Oct 2, III ococs, BY order. A DURGEE,
Nm n UARRisoS scc'y Colonel.
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Por Knnsas.A train VIII be sent rom this G. y ~ ,De
Esnsss TUESDAY Oct Tickets may DC hao 81
ttsir ofice, No lir broadway, third Door .r,
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A GENTLEMAN and WIFE or single Gentle
"A 6nd furnished or unfa nished With full
part.s BOARD The house has the mod inprovs
No. a. M0uon-.t, between Hudson aud Bedford IS
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Mechanics, and Workingmen's state Central
-, nift"e g m n ee on ne THIRD SATURDAY In OC-
To- ER Pougksersie 70 maze ne r4 ne com
bV Election T. =. "iAihND1NO "iaiiHAN'
J. WILLIAMSON. Secretary - . ..
uDcatiOps must be addressed 10 4 T. WlITEN-
BERG Poughkeepse All Clubs must hand in their reports
1t le Of October.
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THEOLOGICAL Discus-iOB.The discussion between The
Re-. ISAAC WFSCOTT md the Rev 4. J. SAWYER ID
on the question Do THE SCULPTURES TEACH THE
DOCTRINE OF ENDLESS MISERY viii be continued IN
IN, BROADWAY TABERNACLE on TUESDAY EVEN
ING Oct ~ o'clock and the three following evenings
Ttkes the four 50 for single evening" p
os,ts; for sale al the door.
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ady would Ike % ind situation IN he County 20
TAXI CHARGE Of children deprived of their mothers
sbe can give Instruction In the French and English languages.
Cempeusston much object quiet, c0n0Fable
bone Address by letter Mrs A b BbNEDlCI, Chafles
fnNn Ne
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Bodr6 an0 Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL.-LODGINGS.
~ vii DO well remember thai they have e1cellens
LODGINGS IN Single Rooms a. > cents niEbt corner CT
FrankioIt snd N.An Secure kolms for The winter.
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4 LARGE FRONT ROOM, with moderate
~ Improvements, suitable for gentleman snd his wife.
Also Two rooms for single seneue0 pleasantly sased al Nc.
No. Illnn nine
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To Lecture Commitfccs.-WM GLAND BOURNE,
YOrk free Academy prepared to accept appoint
rnnte during tie season. AddIess In fal as above
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1ltt PaIe and IndeK 20 FOiamt n.
This Number contains the conclusion Of D4ck use ne
Novel HARD TINES besides the variety OF useful a.
interesting reading. Price Is cent?
7. l. MCELRATH Co,
No II Spruce-st NeW-Yofk.
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4 LARGE FROM ROOM, with PANlRlES,
~ suitable for two persons Also, two SMALL ROOMS,
fer Gentlemen a. No ~ Bleeckers
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FOR Kpnsn-.-A KffntT Meeting OF Zoe WtsITItN
FntCRITING ASSOCIATION will be held ~ the II Al
40 rs Bovety. THIS (Noudayl I'VE SING, Oct T. a. ~
ecoct Al rsfsors interested are inv ed 70 attend Come
J. n. OHAVER, President.
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DOARDING--At Nos. a and AZ East Broad
I'D way; pleasant ROOMS for Ger emen and theI Wives,
also ROOMS for single Gentlemen or day Boarders
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The Lecture SensOu.-ManHgers of Lvceums, Institutes
,ro Of occurring the services Of the sub
r are requested address he eeIs curing the month
~ October to Park BENJAMIN, Guilford, Conn.
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ID OARD--Families or single Gentleman can
Dbave ROOMS with PARTIAL BOARD. at ~ Greenest :,
AZ nh It. Aso BASEMENT 20 let for Office. All ct
which G. he had On reasonable References required
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-27
Pror0pdtion of the Canadian Parliament.

QUEBEC, June 23.--Parliament was prorogued
this afternoon, amid great confusion Members
of the House insisted on speaking while the Co
vernon was waiting in the Legislative Council
Chamber. His excelency's arrival being an
nounced, cries of Let him waltz were heard.
The Speaker could not restore order, and the Gov
ernor General was kept waiting several minutes,
during which the House was in the greatest con-
fusion. When order was restored and the mem
bers arrived in the Legislative Council Chamber,
the Speaker on the part of the House, informed
his Excellency that he considered no Session had
been held.
proclamation dissolving parliament will be
issued tomorrow The elections are to be over
and the writs returnable by the 9th of August.
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"Coiner's White Sulphur Springs

WINS very pcasnnl and agreeable Watering Place IL
i now opercd Cor The reception Of visitors.
They are situated M ITO western bn-c Of the Blue
Rhige, Immediately the line oi tho Va T. Tenn Rail
Road about Is miles above l.ynchburg, aud therefore
the accessible watering Pine. in Virginia.
1t 10 thin two hours ride OF Lynchburg, which will
max. II peculiarly inviting place of Tor the fam
iics oal pers whose occupations professions for
bid continued absence irom hom,. aud who, nj the
time, DESIRE ma all ought Ia give their families
tbe frequent personal presence uni attention.
Larg. and ooavcnien, additions heve, during tho fall
and winter, been made IN the way Of buildings to these
Springs, which will not only add greatly tho comfort
Of vsiters, but will enable the proprietor ancommo-
date much large number than he able accom-.
modnte the last season.
Places of innocent aud healthy amusement have also
been provided for siior..
The medical qualities Of these Servings hav. been
crrainrd 10 ba not inferior TO any "Wbite BLACK"
Sulphur IN Virginia. Ind the beautiful and picturesque
mountain scenery by which they surrounded and thu
pure and invigorntng mir peculiar tho atmosphere of
the place. not surpassed by those of any oer loca
ton in the State
The TABLE and BAR will always be nbundantly sup
piled with the very best which The country affords and
every attention With pad b, the proprietor and his
sistanis To tie comfort md enjoyment Of vsiters
yi-ers by the up morning train will for Bon
sacl where hnck will be In readiness convey ihcn
TN SPRING., Thosc taking the evening tra, will be
put Oh IN ID yards .fthe Springs.
CHARLES PHELPS,
Jun 30 3taw I'm Proprietor
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WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White SulDhur Strings.

'uSiiiS delightful wseIing place. situated In tie
~ OF Botetourt 10 miles north Of Buci anan (fhe
present terminus OF navigation on james River H.
knnawae Canal, there being ccnnuou. line Of Pack
from Richmond mud Lynehburg that place) ana ON
the i'm mediate fond lending from Lynehburg To ths
White Sulphur. IN the county Of Greenbrier, Ia nov
opened Tor tho reception ofvisers.
The efficacy o this water In curing many firms Of ds-
cas-r, and its bracng. ignrtting effects upon feeble
nd debaied persons rntiile 10 TO the special notice n
thoe Who yisit the mountains for hen;whils the bean
tul ny by which II IL surrounded aud the variety
NJ ann-eme,ts tha AFFORDED .mny Justly claim pas.
ing Gull from those who me In search Of PLEASURE.
Theproprietor grateful for The liberal patronage he
has heretofore received bcgs lcevc tho pubd
that his accommodations ~ the present season
pie and of the first class. His TABLE and BAR
furnished with the best the land affords. md every
eoton will be paj by himself anil assistants 10 the
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
The Stages regularly with tho B,,eis Bnc.
passing by these Springs the White Sulphur,
also with the Va. Il Tenn. Rairond Buferd's. vim
Bscl4anan.
r"r ndu'ts ny ih' week. W w
- horses = do. .--..9 %
do month. -....-..-....----..--I2 on
Children md Servants HALF rnlor. Other charges
in proportion. +. HATCHER
Jun 10 dseem'
ER-Richmond Wing. Examiner aud Petersburg Intel
igenser copy weekly for elk weeks and forward their
u tn thi. Office for mn mrnt.
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The Latest from Europe. Fleet.

The Latest from Europe.-Battic Fleet.
The London Times Danzig correspondent tel
cgraphs on Friday, as follows
The frigate Desperate has arrived here. She
left the feet on the 9TH. After Hango had been
bombarbed. without success, the fleet proceeded
to IIelsngfors.'
SwEDEN.-The London News Hamburg cor
respondent telegraphs on Friday, that it is re-
ported there, on very respectable authority, and
generally believed, that Sweden has declared o.
penly against Russia, and has recalled her minis
ter from st. Petersburg.
FRANcE.-PARIs, Friday June 9.-The Moni-
teur, in noticing the meeting of the Emperor of
Austria and the King of Prussia says there is no
doubt that their object is to concert together re-
spectng the eventualities pointed at by the treaty
Of Berlin and that the best results are expected
from the interview.
AUSTRIA. Friday, June 9.-Ths
journal Austrian Corresponds states that it has
news from Czernowitz in the Bukownob which
1t becomes evident Russia mediates an attack
upon Austria. The position of the Austrian En-
Oassy at st. Petersburg was painful in the ex-
IRENE.
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SESATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate n
communication from the Treasury Department
transmitting in reply to Mr.. Fish's resolution
comics of accounts of the Director of the Mint
showing the charges collected of depositors and
others. Referred and printed.
The private calendar was then taken up. The
bill for the relief of the owners of the private
armed brig General Armstrong, destroyed by the
British in the neutral port of Fayal, in Septem-
Der, 1914, was first considered. and after consid
cradle debate, was rejected by the following vote
yeas l2,nays 81.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
THE pages communicated by the director of
the mint show that the expenditures of the mint
in Philadelphia, since March Bird, 1853 for Off
GERS and clerks, laborers and incidental and con-
tingent expenses and repairs, have amounted to
s295,667 81. The amount collected from depos-
itors of gold bullion for coinage is S232,613 do
on silver bullion for coinage 1924 81; do on sill
yer parted from gold for the benefit of the mint
s,645 59making the total amount S243,5 S4 ~.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvES.-Nu pri
yate bills were reported from the standing com
mittees among them one by Mr. Fenton, from
the committee on commerce, to remit the duties
on certain lot of goods destroyed by fire in n.
York and San Francisco. Referred to the com
mttee of the whole.
Two private bills were passed.
The House then went into committee on pri-
vate bills. Several were laid aside, and at a
quarter before o'clook. there being no quorum,
the House adjourned.