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LNOR SALE-Soda Fosnts, Cooler. and silver
Il Draw Pipe, ali complete and in excellent ordc,
on reasonable terms. Enquire at his office.
may 9S-3t
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DUlLDiEG LOTS AND DWELLINGS-FO.
safe, Lots Third street, near the City Hall;
an F, between Third and Fourth; on E, between
First and Second; on Seventh, between l. and NJ;
on M, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seventh.
bstween l. and NJ; on X, between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite 10 Franklin Square; Massachusetts,
avenue, between First and ~ Capitol First Ward,
e near Twenty first; Virginia avenue, near Twenty
hrst; N. Hampshire avenue, between and |; also,
two frame dwellings on Fourth between + and G,
Will be sold low for cash. Island prOperty-Two
small frame tcnements on |, between Four and-a
hall and Sixth; Also lots Virginia svenue, and
variety in other parts of the Island and City, all OF
which Will be sold on terms accommodating TO suit
purchasers Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania ay
opposite 10 Browns Hotel.
NAV Is -lmeo DAVID MYERJ,E
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HOMES FOR ALL.-BeautifuIly and healthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by $50 feet
deep, on graded streets, can until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price Of s75, payable SO per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7lh ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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ID west corner OF Pa. and 9th street is Bre-
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem
Ger those cOmforts bic who may favor her with thci
patronage. an 6-tf
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nor SALE-A TWO STORY Brick HOUSE
l. on the corner Of Prospect and Frederick streets
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. John w. Bro
naueh. For information apply 10 Mr.. JAMES MIL
LER, Market st betw. 4Ih and 5th, Georgetown.
ap Is -law5w*
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GOING TO EURoPE.-Among the passenger
by the ste amihip Arago, to leave New York
on Saturday, are Mrs. Alexander, (wife of Mr.
John Alexander,) and their son and daughter
Of this city, who intend visiting Paris.
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nor RENT-sEvERAL HANDSOME PAR
Il Tors and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS. asa street. ap9
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ETOR SALE-A LOT OF GROUND IN THE
4 most thriving part of the city, improved in pa t
and Is under rent at two hundred dollars year IL
is situated on Ninth near " street, and has front
Of rs feet on Ninth street, by 70 feet inches deep
The above property will be sold at a bargain for
cash or on time, as the purchaser may desire, Dy
paying onefOurth cash. For particulars enquire of
JAMES o. WHITNEY, on c, betw. 10Th and 18th
streets. may 2l-2w
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49, hhDOOEiD IL sun he INES.
Al Sl5O a year will be received for the rent of
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green with two acres of ground, stable, wood shed
ana ether cOnveniences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and communcat on is had
with Georgetown by way of H and Seventh streets
and Perm. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
usual fare, for the accommodation OF clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage OF this great reduction
OF rent ,nmcdiGte application must be made 10 the
undersigned, either by letter, or at his house at
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses inspected al any time.
Severe! Cf these residences wit be sold on liberal
terms. WM. STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rents paid quarterly in advance.
anr q lSl5-tf
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TELEGRAPHTC.
REPORTED YoR TEE
DAILY EVENING STAR
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamship Pacific

New YORK, May 80 The United State
nail steamer has arrived here with Liverpoo
dates Of the 18th.
The neutrality-suspicious. was sc
tive with speculative demand, and has ad
vanced 316th since last steamer. Breadstud
are quiet, and wholly unchanged. Provision
are frmer Naval stores are lower. None,
Is easy. Consols bS9s
THE WAR.
The seige 6t Ssbastopol has undergone n
change. On the 18th Of May, an expedition
of $4,000 allied troops put to seq IN tie direc
tion Of the Asof, but returned withou. land
ing. No dc ails of the expedition are known
Omer Pacha's force has returned to Eupatc
ria. Large reinforcemsnts for the allies ar
expected within ten days
NEGOTIATIONS.
Negotiations between Austria and The West
ern Powers remain in st ttu quo. Betwee
Russia and Austria relations appear more in
innate Russia has notified the German Stat
governments that the Gar will only hold I
the first two guarantees On the condition of
perfect neutrality Of Germany.
France and England have presented thei
ultimatum to Sweden, which Sweden seem
inclined to reject.
FRANCE.
The French exhibition at Paris had opened
The ceremony was rather dull. Pianori ha
been executed. Gen. CanroSsrt has resigned
nOminally from i'll health, and has been sue
ceeded by General Pellissier
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,.nd ,Ss LATE n,iA So far as our inquiries OK
same as 1t WaI a. this season las, Vs., Th ~
are bat comparatively few sales, and in IN ss'
cases, more cash in hand 1, required thsr
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HE MINSEsoTA.-We learn that this yesssl
a. our lazy yard is now what is techniosll,
called planked up" and that preparation:
are being mads for caulking her Wo,kmen
too, are laying down the keels for a number
ot small boats for the use of the Minnesota.
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SEVENTH WARD MEETING -NIGHr.-The
anu-know Nothing voters of the Seventh
ward and their friends of other wards, will
meet tonight, at Potomac Hall, on the corner
OF Maryland avenue and Eleventh street,
Island. W. d. Wallach will address them
by ie gitation Of the committee.
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Boarding.

Mrs. ANN q. SCOTT, opposite Jackson
Nl Hail, has severa! large and small rooms, SUIT
able for gentlemen, with or without families.
Gentlemen furnished with meals.
NAV 2q-3t$
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chooi. .I ;ns OrERArIoSs.-An exploring ma
cnanio iniorms Us, that not moe tbane -
iouI.e as many houses a-e in tn, con,.s =,
ere s,ec.ion nov, as there were ave wears aao ~
ms Guy. The main reasons for this ststs .S
n,;oss Si s., me scarcity Of money, the hieh
SmS u SuAaln materials, aud the decreassd
sns.;o". sor enemenIs. Many elegant and
ring The present year, and oth,rs az Az ~
cess OF construction. 'u Pio'
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DIsMIssED.-Margaret Thompson was taken
before Justice Bates, charged with stealing q
pcoketbook and money. After a bearing of
the case she was dismissed, because the evil
dence was Dot sufficient to hold her for trial at
court.
WORSE Fitzpatrick, who was 30 badly
wounded by Geo. Raglsnd, is still at the mfr.
mary, and We are told his condition is more
critical.
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DO misunderstanding may be had at No. 473
ID Six street, between ID and L; one very large
airy apartment, with lsAalso, several other rooms
may % 81
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OFFENSIVE GUrrERs.-The cutters of the
Second Ward and many others are in a very
sad state, being offensive to the olfactories OF
all and shocking to look at The oldest in.
habitsnt" insists that never before were gut
tiers in Washington in any such disreputable
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IRIS. M. q. GRE Ef'S Boarding House,
wi on Pennsylvania avenue first house west If
the Capitol gate. Fine variou, prices, and
every possible attention and comfort bestowed on
ladies and gentlemen guests. may 26-3w.
No II g E.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
Chambers, with board Also, table and tran
sient board, with bathing room and shower baths
and every attention TO render il most agreeable to
her boarders. Mrs p. G. MURRAY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ ST.
03-3m
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COMMUNICATED,

sAfE ENTHUSIASTICALLY after
No. iarge company of ladies and gentle
town College, 70 witness a th.at,;caI n,rsor%
ance. Ine plays we're William Teli'' ant
me nervous Man" A friend who Was pras
sem lniorms us that the students Who nsrson
s'ea tne respective characters acquitted them
selves admirably, thus afording q pIsasant en-.
teTtslnment 20 their friends P''"'1A' 'N
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eIsTufiLg c0rEsy H. f--rn0rrin0.
trotting mstch for " 900 milo heats to wagons
win conc an i1ds sfcrnna rfis race In. c.n.r, o.,
.,o.,,.,f,,. - -. - ~, "
l''' 'p'"t sp'p's "'n ann "vhoT " bss
horses, ana There iF probably much nonry posted
tho resul IN any event az tie knd that eve, tosx
,s.,at, ,,,.t, ~. 60. o. nv. 49,.
r,,,, r.a 80 o'''"e !. a0"u. '''"' ~"A'n -
car VIII sa'r rpnth ierry ~ 30 tor fhe eourEe,
rsIos covnsr. l. t.--Troruso.
. ,...,f.. -, Y, !, 80 ,
'"'hk u"'eH " 'o''' h' h'1Ni oe'' 'Ifrr 20
hNet ~ farno's, csmn 40 On saturday sicsnocs, b~
tween n ~ r4glo of Nls hrs.snd and b. r. poao.p rLs
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Sorrors scpt T. 1856.
sly bsart Il 6leI with asguish slmo-t uncomfortable.
write With inexprcssibIc. Although tic
bcr a deaths y not quite great heretofore yet
the destroyer picking the choicest from amongst ~
neighbours dearest friends, our relative.
When rb, ahcn win the grim monster be satsncJi Our
city &. almost dcropulatcd of white, and tho.c who
main are undergoing the awful ordeal ami irw very
tcw arc coming Oh conqucrors. My God how long viii
death continue 70 cut ~ iosDS-how long win We DO
subjected 70 this phguct The si1atest hcarts quake
lln brighcst accs Aro blanchod. Tho strongest limb.
toer asron leaf o.cils'ng IN the an,umnN breath
! walked around the city to-day. The streets
covered With grass. rank and aourishing. Around the
~harve4 the mud and decayei anil oihor vegetable
matter forth dlsagTooalc stencil, extremely uni
ying u tho smell and in thc closed yards anil around
hut up houscs there = constantly being given n
enluyis truly dsagreoable. Al, ihose thing. feed the
disea-e which i making such sai havoc 10 ranks
We have now bfs Doctor from he north who u
a. present capable n doing snythins-an the rest are
thsr cl gone home " Morris, q naitaorc, s'tn
hods out. liz hss III. LIT over one hundred peeEts,
who night anil LAY 0tl HIN AZ H. psst.
bar from rartnqath that c doctors sre breaking
s & \" ~ S,'i IL mii'" H. nse se 'ss & "a ,.
i 9rater tban ~ city lr = truly IA ming sni
dstTes-ing. cannot our ifioniH so!th ana sol scni
docior-i let them c0fpe--iet them come, Nr
80, gentlemen. Vt thcn y aesei them.
The wooa- ty - piiai here 4 n poriec, oris anl
Nol condncloI. Tie clean anil airy EtrFy
coInfprt 4 cnnsplicd Or the bSacGt ~ The sics.
~ namhsf of ca.c- admtei u the dty iiosrIai since
yesterday y elny.n And iocs gsucs A. = inbSet-
W. Naesan, y. iaY.,
Jno. Aing, ls,id Ghsi.iophef
AugDatus NBffsu. Nrs. Anna W. Bankirr.
jane -rnpsNa. Anns Lluis Gerkn,
Hrs. Daily pafiA fiAc
Iio deaths Is ha.g g'iai '.nee es'erd,.yt ars..
Augustus ~fnrk. Walter Cuilen
Nafa Na.orty NJ Mcfsan,
warrior, , hhenhpvgh
j.. Wtlsb. I,sph ISui- sr4fr ~
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From California VIA Asplnwbll IA steamship Empire CIV
Cant W Meade Mr. Mitchell, Mr. tpmpDrH, x Navy; Capt
Wright Cart Winter, Mai1r Thomas I Army; Capt IJng
Col iucbam Capt W ilammer-iey, Mr. Davis and
Is: J Taupan yer,i, ~ e Marta James Polio q
knight Ns Co Hubert and lady. pe Green. Byrne,
ansbeck, Gardncr, Levy, WarDer, q q LadI, Is
Moore X splan, W Briion. Brown Bantley, Nc
GUM Flsyi. Grant Mr Eaylsh ~ Jackaon stanton,
Soggin Mrs Edwards aud lhree children Mr. Clowr and
chilli Dr Recaf and lady u Yale lady aud ehf " Black
wen iady Capt Welsh and LADY Ms Peterson, Mr. Ter
han Mrs. Hoenbcck, Mr. sill, W. Cos messenser, .
Butler. rDail agcnD. J 9 Hszeon, (jlfoad confnrtnr
Charles Wood lady and daughter, Coi Washington, iafy
three Mrs Phipps, Ella and lady Mr.
Jennings md infant. W Haton sy aud MI Searns
and adY n Reed and lady. Mrs strong, A 4 Burugamp
bpnrsr III dispatches from Consul Melbonrue Lorug
i crumh.e II slower, Tng'cy, lhsxeane, W Hemp.
irlil Murphy Hutton ilowes Laundry. Webster.
4 II Honp = fiaiier fagril Mcbride, Cumberland
q Hsn Colin, Jno Dean 1uihn, VI Harris, Hnley,
y II; Meade Nr Narlncau. % Iss&sff. y s'acey w Ei.
A. Iirron A Richardson Sam Berry, Miner, De
toyan i Afnes Hufno II Freery, u Doyer. Geo ~
Woodgrrth. Lialrrhet Adams. y " khea " Legfaud,
u Guhkie 4 Wilson, G MeDcrniot, ID . Grady r.
r stevens Wr Harris Moore, ; Biesulc Geo t'ark,
Ffahggh, ~ Gsraad. I wymsaa: Geo M,sss George
RHsaer. vi Kelly Nf WlnkJus Utts " rinpson, v
Pasqtai y IAngdon, 4 Benedct, !. tuidebuk, , &
Gtn1 " Canelyon, Durker 4 rossiey, L.idge
3 Donnrhan vs. Giyson, = A Orrg0rv A Vafcriaysl,
d Ete. A Obfmsu, y Aofse, McNab1, ant ~ Il he
s,eersfe.
A. Mr sm1,souisu Irouse- Fsed N,assaere saehar.
Htn. W. Law. Texa-s n w. NobsNf. glfag y. \ Eu.se
Jagbos Wb. NifcA.n Richmond. VA ", r. Gcpfa, L0u
tFnc, ~; WI hacgn, Co.; -. VI L. Brooks. ierrt
fsssi RE- Y y TIP, isig AB9 family Keniaoag Eev L
r. p s-dhpi Nsa'ees. c9' TFt AaS tartias
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calm, and in tha language Of >nckn )
"what little dignity the Board had (" was presery I'd.
motion was then ,nsde 60 adjourn and lost.
The original substitute o. Councilman Conovcr ga
then before the Board
The amendment 10 alter the words s'two tundreS
thousand dollars" 20 sfour hundred thousand dollars
was sgain argued.
Councilman CoSov1n opposed this amendment, and
said two hundred thousand enough 70 make this
company psy.
The vote wns then taken upon tho amendment and
lost.
The substitute or Dir, Conoyer then once more came
before the Board.
Councilman JAccn r. MoosE-Mr President. am sorry
TO see the disposition that nmnfeted In this Boa
10 night hal hoped 20 little Judgment used
bat this has all been thrown aside. THIS i matter
most important to citizens. The argument has been
used here to night that these companies have become
rich and great This is true but whis theae companies
have accumulated moneys they have also expended
moneys and all for the public good and now on
their rights aftes they have exhausted all their funds
We do them a great and shameful wrong. We
II to ourselves, IL TO citizens we owe 10
this COMPANY IL TO justice and honor to postpone
this subec for few nights only that upon such an inn
pcrtant subject as this vote une rsta ndiny
IN other words. that W may look before We leap.
not willing Ia stand here to couutcnance dishonor
stand here 10 champion the rights ~ my telov citiy-n
let them come before ne In what light they may, whether
in private capacity or a. great amt important
pany Right right let II be represented y what par
ties may and this right Tor one TO the extent of my
powers, shall stand BY and defend long my voice
Is loud enough TO be heard. This company laid their
mains through cur city everywhere. They have gone
into our alleys and lanes and made city burst
ont INTO thousands of STARS OF light. They hare done
TINS af great expenses and sacrifice 10 theniseyes and
con'end That II j. now eyinoing utter disregard 10
every principle of justice to deprive this company Of
their privileges aud transfer them 70 another
pany.
Councilman CoSoym then moved to make the whole
matcr thc specn busincss fo' Wednesday, evening This
molten carried
The Board then adjourned til Wednesday evening.
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pr,ru % CHARLES q. WILLIAMS. Eso.

I4ei, Of the t!ty Hospital, Ia Richmond, Va On
The "a inst, 81 yellow fryer, CnAnIas O. WILLIAM q,
NorioH, Va aged As years Mr. W. was on his N,
Ncrth 10 l"n his smy, ~hsn the DESTROYER ovcr,oox
him on board Of the bost. on hia arrival Irs M.,.
Conway, Snccd Manx and Cunningham vounie.,c, ,,s,
services 10 attend hm, and hr was Joined b, ~.
hnlly, hg~thcr with the iniefstigable nursc Mr. "
Myers Everything wss don. Tor HIM that human shts
and hlndaesr could devise Hs were
sttcnded 20 and inferred by the Rev Mr. Pctrc1in on Il
Jimcs' thuIcb. ''Iic IL not dead bat sjceyr.h.n
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ALLT0rD kTrKsFT 10 r1sr s0HruS,xs Mostly
maB samsd Heary Bsfr4i "a xAsn inso custody
yestsreay ~ gnaar BruhasygF knd bcsins u us~ s~e
osi vard rets shsfgss ~ complain, ~ N. propsi
,tFs II f,soy Hotel, .lh bAfing attempted V pa.
u1r,A,as, bB ~ Halsoa Ian. a nei,asi<. RAoda
ana rsyfssns - ~ fnass, sstaissa q, ,as rs,se
tsYy n tht 1tsrc hotsi. when sr Bgo~a ,ha eastl-r
~ ne sAsz saipyB - = ns bfs1twf that ths is1
1ffwi vaa tas, he at he had gpi 4 frotn v<rahsni In
fhs1s'piiA MI vas n0t s~Efe - ~ belny .t~thles.
he ihss started y isAve the rsre IN faajsE A'y
psr wbsn, the POLES t>inx esiea IN - fsksn ints
fg'say anA bfsushf tefqss Justffs Hslh A. ~ to.~
iacs Cart .befs - co.oir i's1 - ef<hsn.sI1n-
Ths blosiny u 1Ta< tsffy q tbs ~ -
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
The Recorder in the chair The MAY or md quorum
prpgent

The Recorder in the chair. The Mayor md quorum
present.
rHE cE>srs MNtsuAts
The report Of the Committee County Offices in ia.
yor ofiay ing bills of Henry NJ Boyd and others for
vices rendered Census Marshais.-Henry NJ. Boyd
Thirteenth ward and sixth district $50 Henry C. Boyd
Thirteenth ward and Fifth district $S0 j. i. Derrian
Seventeenth ward and Fifth district Sias; Charles II.
kcen Nineteenth ward and second district 800 Daniel
Wills Eleventh ward and Ninth district, $50. The
port was adopted
INCREASE or rIn SALARIES JUDGfl.
Tho report OF The committee the subject OF ncreas
ing the salaries OF the Judges Of the Superior Court
Common Pleas of the Surrogate the Recorder and the
City Judge, made order for the second Monday in
November
Tie Board adjourned to Monday next al 4 0 'clook
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i 4 highly gratifying to hear that tne WIN has iar
= I - he has done 10 rec,c the -ucings Of others
should have passed through the fever anj /, nos con
yalcActnt
iSIAwPMfNT Ar CRANEy ISLAND
iir committee from baltimore. with thlrty t.atS az
ilyei a. Hampton The 9Th inst They win erect The
gar as1r Hampton
a re lIesident pFomp.d by his desire alivia thu
esucte no" prevailing a, Portsmouth, and Norfolk has
ae5ch'd the surgeon General Of the army 10 Od Point
.iet wiin the view q examining Fortress Monroe u
ettsbot lo q. edsptahiity place Of temporary re-
nge of The ens o. those places and Ia he hone thsA
M cFiience would enable hm 70 devise some NE .s.r-
for their feNrf
NV .na hvc hundred and 'hirtylve dollars sas
70 aa he raeFtr' ~ nc epidemic ia Norfolk and Ports
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cnAaga ~ FAnsMs counrNeFrtF xoAxr
.sla ssrf8 nsw4 l9sfp xss tsken 'sss a~stssy "
~ tte.9 waf4 tetee, oa shksgs y htsia< p~as-a .
s-1ss,st aYs 4sar ~ ~ l.p ihtesfs i~ss - Jses
synag sirvatd . vs rssssast erssas ciAis, py'nS
bg'strn C.a sliy a. Hsss6rA - rf.s7oet, 80 4
esl@ YoHng aaa 81 ~ a ulatts~e y-afs of s<r
"a. k,emsF lssee. y.at..- Ws.sh = ~ irwtg p,ngs
Ceafs. sAsss ~ ytt 60 asi.af ~ tA-
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SPORTING.


DOAT RACE, FOR S10-A MATCH RACE, FOR $500
ID viii come of Thursday Sept b. from Harlem bridge
between the celebrated boats Louisa Janc and Gipsy Boats
To start from Harlem BRIDGE around Throggs Point buoy and
back This will be the most intercsIng the
wns made TO test the superiority OF the builders. Boats
start between the hours OF II A. NJ. and +. NJ.
CHALLFNGE.-TiiE FRIENDS OF THE YACHT Blue
~ Bell challenge boat not exceeding q feet inches
length. To sail match the Skaneaeles lake, for $500
three hundred dollars side. The said TO be 10 miles
wndward and hack and to be accomplished within Ave hours
from the time of starting The said 10 off during
present month. The Blue Re ~ feet Ia length For
particulars apply TO ROSS Secretary oi the Skncacles
Model Yacht Club Skancaiecs, Ononiaga county, N. "
SPoRTING.-ALL TIE CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS FOR
- sale and for stockMange linnen and flea
naibly curing ali diseases the skin dealing
Gen destruction eas and bugs dogs &c Price
Water street, Of Fulton.
CPORTING-PERsONs WISHING TO PURCHASE RED
- setter puppies OF the pures and best breed be
piled by applying Messra Gibson Furnier Red House
Dock, foot OF Tooth street, Harlem The sire aud
both imported from Ireland and every attention has been
paid to Keep the breed pure.
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6sotL y Is PXR Tos-FTRsT QUALITY Rfp ANp
Vhs Ash uyrtE coal; egg Ur rtofc Nfei delivered N
NV York Wularnsbarg Brooklyn, JerreJ Cy and B01s
Iea Apply Immediately The Peoriea Goa snd Flour
Agrrcy u R-ordpay Goa ~ he sDeic oD o. caFgD -
Ia rcl- 80 bbl ~ goDopoy
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EXCURSIONS.


GRAND EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKs-THE
NJ and fast sailing steamer GEURGE II LAW Captain
Charles Anderson, foomery Captain oil the Laura Knapp,
will make four trips 70 the Fishing Banks this week com.
Thirty second street Fast river At 6 ccl9x A. NJ; Amos
Brooklyn at 71s A. M Peck slip at A. M Broomc
at s A. NJ, and Pier No North river at O'Clock. good
cotiion band accompanies the bost.
YNERRAPIN LUNCH EXCURSION. .-SU UBsCBIBERS AND
their friends to the above eNcursi VIII please be
board the steamboat CROTON Captain Wood, THURSDAY
morning. Sept 49, 1885, when she will following
places, VIZ: loot Of South Eighth street Williamsburg, at
O'Clock A. NJ and pier No North river O'Clock A. NJ
Friends ,h. above excursion having procured their
tickets can get them board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

WHEREAS THE ALMIGHTY, IN His OvERRUI.
w ing power, has seen III 10 remove from our midst
our friend and brother fireman, Daniel Cunningham
after short illness and believing to be duty although
melancholy TO make public expression OF feelings
this occasion--to mos, solemn one-thereiore,
Resolved, That in the death Of comrade miss
whose In meetngwh6sc presence at lres-whose
courteous and friendly whole souled
every act Of charity in which the fire department
teresedvhose whole being seemed wrapped only In
collective capacity, but also Individuals have lost
Of whom say well done thou good and faithful
servant"
Resolved That condoc most sincerely with the widow
and orphans of haa brother, and soenny
recommend them, In their affection, him who has said II
will be n father 10 the widow and tlc fabcrlcss.n
Resolved That will attend the funeral Of fellow
member In body rnd the usual badge OF mourning
thirty days. N. ". MOONEY, Foreman
JOIN Z. SpEsCEE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

MATRIMONIAL.

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