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BY TELEGR A p II /.

Arriray Of the Steamship Paeidc-0ne Week Later from
Europe
NEW YoaK July 1.-THE Collins steamship Pacific ar
rived here this morning o'clock with Liverpool and Lon
don dates to Saturday, the 30th ult
Among the passengers by the Pacific exPresdent Van
Buren, and family Mrs. Commodore Ferry ana Co RUNE,
bearer Of dispatches.
The news from the seat of war of important char
acter. .
A very slight advance had taken place in cotton.
Breadstufs a shade lower-the market closing steady.
RON THE SEAT OF WAR.
The news by this arrival the seat Of hosties
s wholly of the details of the recent repulse of the allies
by the Russians appears that this repulse has not dam
aged the allies seriously and the position of affairs
sdered sufficiently satisfactory.
The latest from the Crimea says that Lord Raglan
was dangerously i'll, and asked to be recalled.
The total loss of the allies the 18th 5000 men
but the army nevertheless good spirits and preparing
for another assault
The correspondence is only down to the l4th
No further battles have occurred either land at
Austria continues o disband her army.
The English and French recprocay blame each other for
the disasters at Sebastopol.
Pessers dispatches state that the city will soon be com
pletey invested
The allies retain possession Tower the Gene
teries and the Mamelon.
The cholera had appeared among the French troops.
Gortschakos dispatches that the allies fire had
weakened that the allied troops which crossed the river
Tchernaya, had returned.
TsECoND DESPATCH.
Lord Pamerston denies that Lord Raglan has asked
call. He had been sick, but recovering
despatch from the Baltic feet, dated June 25th, states
that Sveaborg had been bombarded and the stores de-
stroyed.
Hango had also been bombarded
The Russians admit that the Cossack boat showed flag
of truce, but they feared treachery.
Great movements taking place among the allied
squadrons.
The East India mail arrived at Marseles on Friday.
yARSA Thursday Generals Brown, Penneiether and
Codrington are sick.
Of the foreign legion had arrived from England
The London Saturday Times states that the Emperor
Alexander il seriously i'll.
The King Prussia has also been for time ILL., and
his reign is probably drawing to a close.
FROM CHINA.
By the Atlantic we have dates from Calcutta to the 18th
of Nav from Hong Kong the 10TH and Canton to the
sth.
There nothing from India. Trade s dull and money
tight. famine prevailing in many parts of China apd
the suffering of the people is very great.
There still considerable fighting between the rebels and
imperss with varying the whole, the rebels
were not making much progress.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL June -CotonD ennistoun Co.'S Circu-
lar reports dull and prices lower during the early part
Of the week but Thursday without any apparent
the market became buoyan and closed with an active de
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~ J. c. McaurRE, Aues,oneer.

fpRUsTEE,5 SALE OF VALUABLE FARM SITUATED
Ba,s Cross RoadsBy virtue Of Two deeds Of trust duly
land records for Alexandria
Virginia. Instructions from the parties ntecsted the sub
scrber will sell pubic auction, Thursday July IL, al
O'clock auction valuable land contain
ing 1873 acres adjoining Balls Cross Roads said tract being por
Gec Farm formerly owned by Gen. j. r. Wan Ness
proposed divide the farm into four lots each containing
proportion Of and wood land and be sold separately
growing One OF the lots
tanning "a has good substantial farm house, oversee'
dwelling, barn, and otter build ngs on IT,.
"A Plat subdivision may be the auction
Terms: fourth residue in twelve and eighteen
the promises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
July IO-eod&ds AuctioneeT.
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United states Mail.

PosT OvyrcE DEPARTMENT, July 3, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails the United from tho
Of OCTOBER 1885, the 0ih day OF june 1859, incu
siye following the State FLORIDA,
times specified, will Contract Office the
Pest Office Department. city of Washington until p mr.
the Goth August, 1885, TO be decided the day
Gs34 From Camp Izar by Homosnssa Bay
bnck, twice a week, In o-horse coaches
Leave Camp lizard "wednesday and Saturday nj 5am
bay Port days by Q ts9a4.s Al
Leave BAY Port Tuesday and friday at am;
Arrive a Camp lizard days by 6 p m.
Pond by Clay Landing Waukeenah loo miles
bnck, week.
Leave Long Pond Monday al Ga mi IL
Arrive a Waukeensh Wednesday BY
Leave Waukecnah Thursday at 6ani
Arrive q Long Pond next Saturday by pm.
proposals, aud ccIfcaie aso nstuc
tons and (embtacns
In u contracts, department deem
inviting proposals for mail service In
The southern States, dated January -, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July Il-Iaw4w f.G Intel and Start
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United states Court OF Claims.

Real Estate Bounty Land, and General Agency at Washing
ton City.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, attorney ataw, and JAMES q
WALKER, of Tennessee late reading clerk in the House Of
associated together for the
prosecuting against the government either before the
Claims Congress- the several exec
utivc departments.
before The Court Of Claims and others involving e
gal Charles E. Sherman, well
known here and West experienced lawyer
and attention 10 a business In
trusted particularly bounyand well 10
renting, ensing, selling, and purchasing real estate
refer and mbers OF Congress
in Territories and the correspondents Of
Mr. Charles Il. Sherman. -
Apr g2-eodtfdncp
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co,.uMnIAN COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, ID.


Rev Bnncy, D. President and Professor OF intellectual
Moral Philosophy.
Rugges LIZ d. Professor of NJ, chancal Philosophy snd
Autonomy. -,
Rev. A. j. Huntington, NJ Professor of the Greek and Latin
Languages - -
Charles Jewe Professor of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres
H. Steiner, A. NJ, d. Professor Of Chemistry and MAUI
raj Philosophy.
f. T. Fristoe, A. M, Professor OF Mathematics
William Jilson A. M, Professor OF Modern Languages
r. G. Fox A B. Tutor the Greek and Latin Languages
J. a. Nash A. NJ, Teacher Of The Preparatory Department
CHE next session begins The Wednesday in september
(nne monts until the last Wednesday In June
examined Monday and Tues
preceding opening the session The regular college
requires years the degree Of b. Those wishing 70
omit the ancient and pursue rcennc cours'
r. advanced IL also
M Students pursue any pafticea
they probably, and will take sucien
fully occupy and receive ccAcae actua
OF faculty, with able and experienced teacher ans
will fitting pupils 10 enter college
able faculty students with confidence nviIes
benefits Of institutions, win thosc
peculiar the o the general government
Circulars, needed information, may be received oy NJ
plying personally or by letter 10 the president ltHrH
July 7-2taw3w .Hss 81
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HEAVY noBnKRY.-The Countess Of Montejo, who is the
mo'ner OF The Empress Of the French intending shortly
80 70 Paris to see her daughter all her Jewels in the
ambassadors despatch bag, directed the Empress sup
posing ina, 70 DC the safest way BY other
Acne o. he cariists got information Of the fact posted
some of their the road seized the booty and es
capped without discovery The loss TO the Countess Is es-
nnated at over G6OoOO sterling
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rHANDLER's GRAFTON the Landing OF the PHI
u srims Maryland. Pamphlet. rs cents.
w. Hiiiard's Speeches ard Addresses. VOL, tvo.
Kirwans Letters q he Right Rev. John HuRhss.
Life California Mountain. aud Mo'ehs, By Frank Mar
ssrauses Life Of Jesus.
Frank Ieelie's Gazette for July.
Harper's Story Book for July
Juiy7 fRhNth TAYLOR.
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July l0--eod&d

trRANCIS LAMB, Looking Glass, Portrait, aud Pic
lure 237 Pennsylvania avenueParlor
elaborate style and finish
santIy put complete
prices New YORK; thereby the Of boxing
freight, md risk Of breakage.
The public respectfully invtedto call.
Jupe l6-eod3mif = r ~
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~ ,. G. McOUInE, Auctionssr.

By ,. c. MCGUIRE Auctonser.
nRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
Seventh At auction Saturday afternoon July ~ at
duly and recorded will sell public aucon to the highest
bidder Of lot No. H. in square No 49, fronting 20
feet 7nches west north and streets,
running back i0O feet
$3.50 cash. the residue in six and twelve monhs for
bearing secured BY deed Of trust the
NAT CARUSI,
Trustee.
....--.-a-.-.-4st4s--+- JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
I,,yhd Auctioneer.
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Hx,yy RAINS At THE SourH--The Charleston Courier
says
Heavy rains prevailed last week generally throughout
the up country, but We have not yet what damage
the crops have suffered
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Hon. j. H. Wheeler United States minister TO Nicaragua
arrived this city yesterday bringing with him two treaties
which he has concluded in behalf Of bis government with
Nicaragua, Before leaving San Juan del Sur be ten
dered the compliment OF public dinner by the American
citizens Of that place, which he compelled 20 decline
from the pressing earaeter official business Col Wheeler
will leave for Nicaragua In the Of the 10th OF this
month.
Baron Wnspeare the charge dafaires from Naples,
arrived in this city yesterday morning.
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The first regular session Of the Court Of Cama win
this morning The will occupy for the present
the chamber Of the United States Supreme Court Through
the interchangeable exerons OF Judge Huntington, the
pshed ehece the great Of business which has poured
into the from all parts of the country has been
reduced al last into something like working shape.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

rtensoa Of the Treasury Baidiny.The for the
excavations Of this work awarded yesterday Mr. Cas-
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mand al former price 10 adv Of l6. Orleans fair,
III ! middling, SIG upland fair, 6fs mdding G@.
BreadstusThe authorities vary Maxwell reports wheat
and -four trne lower and declined S. 3d. the market
closing steady White wheat la ia Sd red, los. Sd.
lis. Western canal -four, 39s Cd 40s Cd. Ohio, ass,
rs nomina White corn ass 4ss Cd yellow, 46s 4es
Sd mixed, 4os Cd. a Ace.
Provisions Richardson Spence a Co. quote beef duh,
and prices unchanged. Pork, dull Bacon declined Cd.
Is Lard advanced ls., with sales Sos. Cd. SIS.
Money Market London, June 3oThe money market is
easier, Consols for money quoted at 9l1s.
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n Uwova I've h.vc removed our once No. 40 18Th
sweet opposite The Treasury Department where ". shall CON
atfenton TRANSACTIONS Scaunk ~ ry
banking business MILLER !" s-SASSN~h
July e-eodN
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE. Aucs.ones
July IL,
National Medical College,
Warrington, ID. c.

Warrington, ID. c.
THE thiryfourh annual of lectures win
Monday Dad Of October 1885, and end the Is, Of March,
1856. .al4.
Thomas Miller d. Professor Anatomy Physiology.
VIM johnston d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley D., Professor Medca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene. a5.t .a.es
May, NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Practice OF
Surgery
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Professor aihoosy
icue and ofClincal Medicine. 5#I5
steiner, D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward NJ scott. AZ D. Pfosector and Densonstrator
Thomas Miller ". D., Dean.
similar iniuons Europe the desks om which
the regular lectures given and the wards for clinical instruction
under the roof essseE
expense full Of lectures 500
demonstration
MANIPULATING fee, payable only
Graduating expenses %
medical and surgical clinic without charge.
will be afternoon and evening thereby
enabling engaged business during the morning hours
tend.
THOMAS MILLER, M. d.
Dean OF the aeulty.
Medical students desiring situation resident student in
Washington Inrma (Which the clinical feparmenf of the
Medical Coege) requested mnk application by let
ter 10 Joshua Riley D. Washington InGrnry
W will give any information that may be desired.
II state the great advantages Of residence 10
Those making application will
precedencs chosen before Of October
July 7, 1885, #As ft6e
July 10 eodtlstNovdAsw
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Decrease o6os77 I,i6327l
This return although official does give an accurate
idea of the of affairs since the banks give the
only and the Intervention of holiday like the 4h OF July
doe operate uniformly of tho banks making their
returns five days average, and SKI nevertheless
there has been considerable increase in dcposites and oan
which indicate nearly stock operations than
mercia discounts The deposites
than they the corresponding season last year. and
$40 5000 900 than the close Of 1864. The employ
of money stock operations with the banks
ter of necessity the system which they pursue of
ceving depostes interest The supply of commercial pa
per does suffice to employ these funds in legitimate
way and the loans upon stocks promote speculation which
be checked when the approaching aryests de-
maud for money for their development since there is little
manifestation of general speculative disposition
the part Of the public large II reasonably be
peced that, until general business shows palpabe
signs OF revival speculative purchases will tempt capital
The aspect Of the continues deepen its gloom rather
than to contract the apparent scope OF it, operations; and
that fact alone keep in check the spirit Of commercial
enterprise
The produce markets remain quite firm. Cotton retains
m rmpess to-day although depressed under the America
adycea which reported decline Of ID The sales here for
the last week decline of sd but of this - has
recovered to-day The -four market has in face Of better
receipts here been supported by purchases for future dev
cry for export mixed western IS 80 ~. Sales have
been as high $40 rs southern $40 so Sill Rye -four,
" so So 81 Corn meal 81 rs 81 sly. Wheat
40 Rye, 81 &c. Oats rather dull at CO cents Corn
oettesales at 9s cents for southern yellow, 81 10 for
southern white. Pork Is hrmsaes Of at $40 Is
s7'S. Beef Sill SD for country Lard, lol6
IL cents
The stock market remains well supported and most de
'erpton are firm, but there general outside specua
ton There moderate and steady demand for most good
securities IRON abroad which gradually dmnishes the
amounts upon the market here without inducing any
loans. Yours,
PRENTICE
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
t Near Enssnitts5vro Frederick County, Md.

THE annual studies this institution on the
gath August terminates hs last Thursday In June The
and tuition $50 snnum payable
alv mueic, drawing paint
ins a.d also m Spanish Italian German Latin The
for primary department II pupils under nine years OF
ase ure AlOO annum. payable halfyeay IN advance
Letters inquiry should be addressed :, the MOTHER suf
Of Josephs Academy, Edmsburg Frederick coanvs
Maryland. aeEWf sa
July 8-dlyear.
ron RENT.--Aa northwest corner Of ion and streets
fesst ont) with or without board
They nsy suites on very reasonable TERMS
il early application he made
6--du
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Markets.

BALrrMoRE, July lSaes of 200 barrels Howard street
-four this morning at 50 s71 Wheatsaes of 1000 bush
els red at So 20 So al white, So rs So SO. Corn
is dull, with sales of yellow at 95 SO cents and white
81 OF 81 "a.
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ST.. LOUIS, July lily ssterday young named Bel
sing, Of good family whose sister has been leading disso
lutte life in the city, invited her to take ride with him in
tho country where he shot her. and then returning to hi
hotel, shot himself.
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Nee Hampshirs Legislature.

CosooRp, IN. H.,) July l0.-The senate to-day, by
vote Of ten 10 one passed the liquor BILL with certain
amendments which do in any way affect the efficiency Of
the bill as il passed the house.
The bill TO redsct the State for choice III State
has passed the house by EOS to 10.
bill regulate and the suffrage Of
rallied citizens similar that in force in the State Of
Maine, introduced to-day in the house. II is doubtful
the legislature will adjourn Saturday next previously
announced
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Tuesday, July 10, 81. Stephens Church, CuIpepr, Va
by toLs, Mr. j. ALDEN WE5TEN, Of Baltimore
ELIZA CARTER, third daughter OF the late Col s. sToK
ROW, u :.
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From, Halifas.

BosTos July ll.Late Halifax papers state that an i'm
quantity Of maekere have been caught and the
poets of the fishing business better.
detachment of the royal artillery in the garrison at Hal
flax have been ordered 10 the Crimea.
The foreign legion gathered at Melville island have revolt
ed and complain strongly of the deception practsed
them both by the parties who enlisted them and by the
government strong force of the 10th regiment bad been
que the msny and bring the rngeaders to the cit
adel.
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Miller g. Brown.

ATToRsRYs- Ar-Law,
Washington, d. C.,
lLL business before the executive departments ih
w claims, and Court the United
Office, 7lh street. opposite the General Post Office.
July l2-2aw3m
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The rate of interest during nearly two years has been
ch higher in England than in France hence the flow OF
money for employment rather towards England than
from it. The rapid accumulation Of gold in London since the
last harvest with reasonable prospect of another good
has caused the fall Of money to point lower than in
Francea circumstance which may have influence upon
the exchanges Hopes entertained that the harvest in
both countries will this year be good and the imperial
loan of $3.50 000 which have been opened in the
month Of July has been postponed until after harvest The
of specie held by both banks greater than
any time since 1884, being hundred and sixtywo mil
lions Of dollars and the good harvests in the
Of trade must much further accumulation.
The falling rates of money in London and Paris have had
influence upon the sales of bills here and the price
less The exports of specie have also been less during the
week than the receipts Money continues very abundant
and the bank returns continue to show expansion follows
Specie. C'earings iieposiies.
June 3d. sos 573,ai2 sl56tl Sls,a50g32
July T.. 97 ,e524sI l5,3sl ,O93 l7,is76s 6s459 SOL
Increase a.a79979 Is a5s
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Powder- Mn Erplosic


BosTos, July 1.-THE powdermill at Bennington, New
Hampshire, exploded on Monday, killing
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Cr.EuwOOD cysydETEks Office No. 2y2 PENNSYLVANIA
III avenue corner the ssvnEs Bank This
aid ont on celebrated Greenwood OF
New YORK; situated the high ground dsart one aud qus
IN mile north CAPITOL North Capitol street leading Directly
the received charter from Con
sIess ground burial purpose making
tIc prohibiting oil encronchenu rom
oswiss which Z. Of vast 70 those rno
wish where they have placed them of mas
bacops nj cities when the huria ground becomes
for oh sell H. and throw INC dsad pro
legal measurs cshnot prevent ~
a. not gwen 20 the ground. -,
NJ. -Oce ffoO 10 to - ~, wuc1e Psnpae", WIN
map ard tyaws, and al other can ne
obtained sso, III csdss fo inesns zen WIN MI !nmes a
'is,srA-a - 49, n - u ftifA June l7--dy
d PHILLxPs, - Mobile, Alabss.A, VII pr.cfi: s IN
Of the United States, court "t cnmS
ard 10 connected with his profession omce
ID door Of 7h street and Louisiana avenue
2o--d0mn afssfilft kfttt
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BOUNTY-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS.

.,sp. ne s nsso for
nearly twenty resident be has devoted mos, q that mr 70
s special M %
Sources, and made details q the public
Obtained lass Of valuable affirmation
render available. Besides agricultural
This region which attracting population and we value
particularly iis mines olead
s u o enS sna
railroad. and other Systems
ss'
with S The ss,s. e nc w M and
special references and security. required any placed
mops or % use
For further information address as
above.
GENERAL IEysRRscEs.
Hon sturgeon, g. Treasurer, and president NJ Mo-
His saoslsney Lieut. Gov koerreI, Rslevle. Illinois,
Pofssso, Jos Henry, secretary Smithsonian n:a's
ton city, p. @. June 'eoaow
UENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.-Th-
II scribe formerly Of Richmond Virginia, having establish,
ay bis services 10 upon
especially for revolutionary orsicss and TOR land bounef
Having purchased manuscrps late David Dorriueon
. only Dde. s e s' @ %sas % once nc IN
Richmond Hs be. also copious nasa 70 me paper. IN
from other Of wen, years experience en-
that claim Entrusted him b just. he VII &c
claims under the recent act March, giving so
Of land battle who served fourteen days. his
charges will be very moderate FELiA hichhhp1'
REyrRExors.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aeeon,ac, virginia
James e. Heath, Of Pensions Richmond
stsf,o s| H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia
Hon. HON samuel s.Sn 81 cSsss %..hnsson, DC
William = Ward. esq, B Sa%
March 7-dAcpiys
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Lows ASp Lancrsy.-The Pttsburg Post OF July 9th,
says
"A young fellow named Thomas Caldwell was commit
ted ojs Saturday, by Mayor Adams, charge of
larceny, preferred by a German named Moratz Noble.
The prisoner is intelligent goodlookng man. and does
all look like thief He says that he COM
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hE QUtNCEs's New Work - Note Book of English
IL Oplanl Eater; by Thomas De Quincy
lust published, and for sale al !.
TAYLOR MAURY'S
July - Bookstore, nenr Bib st.
EiE London stage vols octave, containing about two
hundred Of tho best in the language exclusive of Shak
being imported from London. Price % So
July II FRANCK TArL OR.
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Geological yurveys Chemical Analyes. and location Of Pab
lac Lands.
II. KING, N. d.,

No. ala + street, city of Warrington, D. O.,
make geological reports, analyses OF min
erals eabs, &c, give instructions for prosecuting mi
ming and meauTgic operations.
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LONG Jon BEFORE rnEMlt is said that party of Ho
| landers who bring with them from their @iatherand
great experience dykng and draining have set about
retaining the body of salt marsh lying between Newark
and Jersey city, New Jersey and devong its thousands
of acres to the cultivation of vegetables and fruits.
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The FIREWORKS New YoRK.-The display of fireworks
New York Monday evening last postponed from the
4th) proved to be grand affair 1t is estimated that
there 10000 persons in the Park alone say moth
ing of Madison square and other points where the display
was equally fine.
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Hon. Thomas H. Benton .
Sturgeon, B. Treasurer, and president NJ MO-
railroad, ct Louis, MO. f'gga4. 81 a
His excelloncy Lieut. Gov kocrrer Beevile Illinois
Professor Henry, secretary Smithsonian lnsitue Washing
ton ctv n 81. - June o. eGd6w