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The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY pro Bono Publtco
Every mother should have box in the house handy case
of accidents the chidrenp Reddngs Russia salve is
Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and is
by hysciRns It is and speedy for burns piles
bo eerns feon chiblain and old sores every kind for
fever sores ulcers Itch scad head, nele ra bnions sore
nipples Recommended BY nurses) whow sites Testers flea
bites spider sg frozen limbs salt rhcum, scurvy
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds most val
ahe remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have in the city of Boston and vicinity the
thirty years no Instance will this save do injury or in
terfere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made the
from recipe brought Rnssiaof articles
growing in that the propretors have letters from
casses clegynen Physicians captains nurses and 9TH
ers used themselves and recommend 1t to others
Redag Russia Saye put large tin boxes stamped onthe
cover with picture Of horse and disabled SOLDIER which
picture Is also engraved the wrapper Price, Is cents
box Reading h Co For sale BY n Wright N Co. o. o.
Reodman and all druggists. fel4 eod6m&W
R9F-, a learned writer, Dendy, says: Dry
sn g ensure brilliant visions Of poesy ate flesh; and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the same plan Green lea and coffee
Sleep induce dreaming Bap,ista Porta for procuring
and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
sapa Indigestion, and that condonwhich is termed weak
OF irritable stomach, constitute fruitful source Of visions
Te immediate direct influence repletion in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition waking moments is
proof powsrc defange the circulation of The brain and
The mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with in
Digestion msy surely get relief from Hoofanas German Bit
tere sold exclusively in this country by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
40 Arch fhiaoeiphia ana bS ms agents See adyet
tissnent al 2plm&W
sg- Cantier compeIs us, when considering
Hit rants of the afflicted recommend that which is best
known and fried and Dr. j Hostetters eeehra
lid Stomach Bitters would adding to what has already
been heralded far and only bya few isolated cera
Gates by people The land, endorsed by the Physicians
md the Press that Hostetters Bties have equal in
i and Inarn health 70 enfeehed men Tafies and chill
find this medicine nany of their ills Of ehil
nv 10 which they are subiec especially during the
season. in such cases should be tael in small quantities
before neas For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally
eyerywfere Wholesale by = q Hart q Co, 70 Tchonpiton
as stEee eady Holmes Gfayier street. as dst&W
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4
We are inde bted gentlenanly clerks OF
the u. ShotWe and Lellan for late Louisville
and river faYors lso, to the ?. j. Kimba for a
Il late Shreveport pa
MAY PARTY-Be Beautiful and hounteous as it is, in
all usual Of summer Weathe and accus-
toned glories may be doubted whether May has
u any higher honors than those which arc willingly and
h gratefully bestowed BY the years Of youthfnlness
Among those with which on present Nays natal
day 10 Welcome one to be given IN compli-
nent the young ladies Of the First District High
School, at Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening, the
g2ld Every possible prepar alton has been made
to render and SO pleasant that all who
attend shall be haunted by its recollection through
years subsequent 5S
Those who desire to enjoy an entertainment that
viii bring hack to them the Atlantis and Utopia Of
being will well TO procure tickets sea-
scnah more since the number Of tick
cts is limited. athoug the generosity Of the gyers
left the Qualifications illimtable and unInmbered
We have to ledge the courtesy Of tickets Of
invitation, which, il is needless to say. We shall be
& happy to make use Of.
Z PENsfA NsHIp.--W re- are indebted to Mr. Scrlbner-
one Of the authors for copies ola series Of seven
text books intended to teach the rudiments show
the faIthest result ~ good panmanshp Mr.. s. has
spending some time in the city and has succeed
Introducing his books to on schools, where, We
understand, they are much liked, They have also
BEEN approved and are now used throughout the
State, il Texas. and the South generally
These Books are pub BY Crosby Nichols s
Boston, who publish, also for the use Of
schools Gleanngs from the Poets treatise on Eng
glisla Punctuation Home and broad j; School
Exlibition book, ETC., Which hay an attended
circulation.
The works, which We have received, seem to be
elninently deserving Of patronage. See the adyer-
tisenent. NJ ~ M
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Splendid assortment
So ~ IL E VI GG- da CID GID MD . -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. II f B r ARD,
LAO CANAL STREET, 1lO
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell very prices
Plain, Figured and Founced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADISE
Black Flounced BAREGE -.
Half-mourning :.
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
r FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES
Muslin and Jaconet
Valencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jacone BANDS;
=. :. =. INsERTINGii
.-5..s.. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
=. :. JACONET;
BR1LLIANTINES, White and Colored
Real SWISS MUSLIN Al 6-, 3d.
NANSO0K: IL p 5-.' ~
INDIA NULL; .-.--..
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
:. :. CAMBRIA; e..
TOILET QUILTS White and Colored, all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD
SILK CRU VEIII LUSTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN Jacquard, nGnnsked and Embd;
124 WHITE BOBINET for Mosquito Bars made order;
| Irish Linen SHIFTING;
sHEETING LINEN French Scotch and Irish all widths;
| Yellow and Colored NANKINs, etc, etc. ...
--Also-
A complete assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
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Per Eaaepire City.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
AExGEET0M s. BARB0T,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets. b

Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets. Ri
New arrival per Empire City-Just opened
WHITE LINEN DUCK COATS
. "a WHITE LINEN DRILL COATS; gr% t-. Try 4sg
COLORED LINEN CHECK COATS;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and DRILL PANTS;
FANCY FRENCH DRILL PANTs--Neat Patterns;
WHITE AND COI4ORED MARSEILLES VEsTS-Sngle and
B. Double Breased . ..ssaz-.-=. dsS..-...
BLACK MERINO FROCK COATS-Double and Single
Breasted--A large variety, at low prices.
BLACK NERINO PANTALOoNs-All sizes and qualities
superior of Alpaca Baratlea Linen and THIN
SUMMER CLOTH COATS. #e. t--..s:-.-.
All Of which well worth examination by citizens and
strangers who are in want of Spring and Summer Clothing
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
l4as& corner st. Charles and Canal ss
+ N. B. WINTER CLOTHING AT COST. - j a25 2p6t
TO the Ladies'.
Having determined to close ont our s5 La
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
us Before the season is over,
-. @. We will from this day
Sell at Greatly Reduced Prices!
Our handsome assortment of
SILK AND BAFEGE DRESSES
-r .2'xaITxc KE3IxEsxf oEDxc9sENS.
G. A. BARRIERE s. BRO,
n2l 2plm h" 20 Chnrtres st.
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Linens ! Eiaaezss :!

COLORED LINEN CAN BIsICs
ALLOW Prices.
M AN.TILLAS NTILLAS!!
The most desirable styles Rich Applique Coored MnntcIs
d." RICH DRESS GOODSi
Bareges ut l21a cents Ausns at l2lz cents.
EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDER1ES!
u " All Of the latest styles and at reduced prices.
CURTAIN GOODS! CURTAIN GOODS!!
large stock and Mt prices unusually low Also Counter
panes, Bobbinett, md general assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT G. C. WAYLAND'S,
a2S 2pMoWeFr Poylras and Caronlect streets
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Canton yYdtttsgeq.

A. 81 ca White and Checked Mating of various quail
ties.
J. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
MS 2pft 2h Chnrtres and z Custnmhonse streeis
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sienoia's Sutton sales.
A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST, MARY STREE

A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST. MARY STREET,
Fourth District
By BENJAMIN kENDIG, Auctionecr.
SATURDAY, May 3D., 1856, at IL O'Clock. at
will be sold
x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
Camp Felicity ST. Mary and Magazine Said niea
q feet inches front Mary street by depth een
parallel lines Of l0 feet at which depth the lot wies
INCHES on the side towards Magazine street. continues with
that increased width further depth feet making the rear
line % feet PLAN The improvements said comprise
TWO story brick store with slate root The first floor
cnpied shoe store the finished as dwelling
divided into three frame Kitchen GOOD we'll If water
h an oter necessary out buildings in the yard The house is
TERMsope third cash the balance ut one two and ,hrce
years for notes bearing mortgage the property interest
paid until final payment the buildings TO be insured
and the policy transferred ali tile notes IRE paid
ACT o. SAFE before James Graan notary public at The
petSe OF the purchaser. a23
A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING IN THE FOURTH
District.
BY BENZ hENDl Auctoneer-0t No. SO Camp street.
SAElitDAY, the Sd May, at IL O'Clock. at
y Banks Arcade will be Sold following esclid Sala
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
es rhEfeon m the Fourth District in square bounded by St.
as Lot Nc said lot measures Il feet 2incbes lines
Apollo street by depth the inside line dividing from Lot
NOS OF llo feet inches lines 10 feet lie other
OF upper sue lht and has width and front Of ID
On M alley tee wide, fronting; street common
to all the lots The improvements said lot comprise two
story brick dwelling house. containing rooms two story ricI,
kitchen, continuing rooms the yard paved hydrnn and
Eoo clstern Woodshc and other necessary oubudngs the
yard back entrance on St. Andrew
TERMsThe purchaser the payment Of two notes
for the sum of S6S IS each due October 1856 md Apri a.
1857 balance oneihird cash. tile remainder IL Is and "A
cent interest from date to maturity and if then
cent until final payment buildings to be insured policy
transferred to vendor until I'LL the notes paid
Act OF sale before James Graham notary public, the
Pense OF the purchaser. sisss SIS ",f.s 8 nGi
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Il M3% En- consequence of the great confusion
cfeaed rss The crowds usually gathered eeat obstruc
ing the members Of the Fire Department in the efficient dis
charge Of their arduous duties and preventing their escape
from falling walls, explosions, etc s5,t5 HUGE III
Notice hereby given that from and after thsdate naccord
with arrangements entered into with his Honor the Mayor
City Police will be II attendance 70 take possession Of the
streets in the vicinity Of fire. with strict orders clear
admit within the lines except persons connected
Within Department. wearing badges designating
the companies they belong TO- 7&5S5} Il b
attention Of parents guardians and owners Of slaves is
particularly called 10 Tie Foregoing.
Companies in charge of chains and stakes requested Inn
mediately upon their arrival at 10 turn them tohe
\ ~ a
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ALFRED BELANGER, Chief Engineer.

$3{ OFFICE OF THE CnIEF of PoLICg3
New Orleans April 18th, 1856
The Police Of the CITY Of New Orleans hereby notified
they required to take charge the chains and to clear
the Streets above notice The Chief Engineer the Fire
Department. ~, sc55tss Es
a29 2p6t WM. H. JAMES. Chief ofPolice.
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EXTENSIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE TO CHOSE A
C0parnership Of Two Hundred Lots and Squares Of
Ground situated in Mande vile and Lcwsbnrg.
BY j. EUGENE TOURNE, Auconeer,
No. 10 Exchange Alley
SATU2DAX. May 10th. 1856, at IL o'cioc TX.
- at the St. Louis Exchange, will be sold without
About 2nu LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND situated in
the desirable pHrts Of Vaudeville,
Also, TRACTS OF LAND situated at Lewsburg measuring
half front Lake PpnchartraD by dept Of
Said Lots designated by the Nos and
the original plan Of LcwiSburg.
TERMS-Onehnlt cash, the balance years credit for
notes secured by mortgage OH the property and bearing per
cent. interest il not paid at maturity.
The plans the office of the Ancti0ueer and will
he exhibited in Rolnda Of Louis Exchange few
days before the sRe.
Acts Of sale before s. Mager at the expense Of the plrcha
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AaS The remarks on the Citizens, Bank viii proba-
bly, be continued in our Issue Of tomorrow.

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1866,
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Tobacco.

DepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEX's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
as 2ptf Nos q and Isl Charities street.
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.More Ba,'gai1es a,oso Offering
Hot and Tender Feet <sasd Parts.

After walking hot pavements the will very painful
and Sore almost unbearable put plaster Of DALIEYS
PAIN EXTRACTOR in five minutes they will cool and
comfortable. Keep all night the morning they
will be delightfully."- hard and ready for another walk.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL propetors
prices, by 4 -5s-5. @s5Ef
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
~ q and Isl Chartres st.
as 2p6t w.. General Agents the South,
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CROSBY, NICHOLS s. CO.,

and for sale by all Booksellers in New Orleans
EA full set mailed to order receipt Of ST. post paid to
part OF the country. a2l 2p2IMwN4tM
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Suction Salts.

EXTENSIVE TIME SALE OF WATCHES JEWEI,RY, ETC.,
conHnued on account of Liquidation of Melville Co.
s&s 5s$a84425$S$ BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
lfAAIS DAY, Mt 10 o'clock, and the following
y will be sold ut auction at the ores9 Canal street.
large stock Of Fine Gold Watches Chains and Jewery of
RaTsTerms litjeral-at sale 'h7' r. 7S"T@7 = mil f.
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The works, which We have received, seem to be
elninently deserving Of patronage. See the adyer-
fisenaent.
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Resg Books

J. 3. S T e 3 LIS,
oV CAMP STREET.. 6U
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The question is a delicate one, and all we have to
say is, Heaven help us through our difficulties. I'll
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s We are indebted 10 gentIemanly clerks Of
\ The u ishotwe and Mel for late Louisville
and river tayors. Also, to the ?. +. Kimball for
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SLAVES, ON yERYIoN Ci TERMS. 5
30. Succession Of the late Mrs. Matilda LetlouS.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE WIDOW ED0uARD
81 u = BERTUS.
BY y; yIGNIE, AEctioneer.

f'iuRsDAf, stm NAY, 1890 aT X s oeio &c e.
Louis Hotel by virtue order from the honorable the See
ond District Court of New Orleans the following described
property slaves for account Of said succession
l. SOPHIE, grill woman, aged about 26ytars cook.
q ELIZA aniEao woman, aged about 81 years.
g. ROSE[IA muato aged about 81 years, tnget
er with her -four children: PlIILOMESE, er aged about
years; 0CTAV girl aged about years CHARLES,
u boy, aged ahnut years: and an infant child
l. FR0NTIN, alias LAMI muatto man, aged about "a
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tl~&1a Succession of the late Clara lIuliepre
BY N. VIGNIE, lAuctioneer.
G SATURDAY,, May nth, 1856, .at1s o'eIaclS
- NJ viii be sold AT public auction IN the [onnaa {" .e d.
der from the honorable the Second District Court OF New or
leans, dated 9th April, 1S56-fs' r-,,+=
RABET negro aged about rs years, very COCA
washer ironcr and house servant. R#8R55 -. f. W'
TERMS-Haf cash, md the balance ut mont cfel' ZOE
endorsed satisfactory note bearing mortgage said slave
Act Of sale before ]. Lisbony Notary Public.
M % nNSllI -. ~ -. 49,
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~
>. - ..-s-. il tnnfnn& n 65&oet. NJ.
5Ss5s "a IA ! .efive g ~ 2Suns1 "
n15SS5.. 9SS5esl. No. IS yeams
i75 49, ~ ae@uafntsaoee aro feG411e1 toNfs
...3 ~ s.Sz.si fsom ia isse reefdenee r. Main ~
.--ss;fS '1K~ ~ Chariee HctoL tn N1oeoaoe = -
eJ.iesa - m fsrther notiss.
~. 1870. .-..t.s 1ulv RI. eOPHfA LOUISA.
80 sh;i3 ~ ismss III and Edny Am Waikes.
SSs-1 = y-sy 1879 ~ 10 daEn
~ Z ~. 1890 - SsfS3A fke fEnofa1 tfom he
rsssS..s. y ~ .s,srss skp moSuine IS 70 oislssks
- - . $50. ,Iri, feih fnaN Il II o'clock
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WAsHIEsToN, July le.-The Senate repealed
the act for erecting National Armory in Wash
inrton. The building ia nearly half constructed.
The bill for the extension of the patent for Hus-
sey's Reaper was discussed.
prepayment of postage on all printed matter.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
House--In the Illinois contested election case
Mr. Allen, the incumbent, made speech IN ms
own behalf resolution was passed, declaring
that Allen was not entitled to the seat and reso-
luton which declared that Archer. the contestant
was duly elected, was rejected. A resolution was
passed declaring that a vacancy existed from the
1th District of Illinois.
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Boston. July 1.-THE Royal Mail steamship
Niagara arrived here from Halifax u ia O'Clock
this morning Her mails viii be dispatched over
the New Haven route by the train which b due 1t
New York shout midnight.
The foreign papers contain nothing important
additional tc what was sen. over the wires from
Halifax
The Times' city article Of Friday evening. June
4, says:
s.There has been diminution Of buoyancy IN
the English funds, and they consequently close Ut
. decline of rer cent The fact Of . further
amount Of about ESQ OO0 IN gold having been WIN
drawn from the Bank for the puychase of silver
ON the Continent, together with report. believed
to be premature of new Turkish loan OF i've per
cent being about to be introduced at the price OF
s5, was among the Influences which operated I'M
favorahly"
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There are people who do not like warm yrather.
But II u MOI without its alieyiatlons evef Downs
There are shady sides to the hottest strs(a baths
ana fce-creams BY day and soft pianks and Georkia
uniforms At night. Nevertheless. Ne have some
aeqrssntances who cannot be persuaded 70 keep
cool They are neither comfortable when in mo-
ton Or II rest. When they Sit stIl they are pic.
lures Of grief ~ The big drops Of woe roll down
their anxious countenancea. When they walk,
they ore iceonotives with hot, angry pafa, and In
cessaps Clouds Of steam.
Teess nnforsnnats Persons ars ohjscts d ouI
Sincere condoiencs. We adviss shsm o tsfteah
fhenseivss ~ trying v imagine NE appearances
- ms sime, 81 fhe cool, bius mounsains; q H.
sxufs So, sesitsring IT. Ssfrsshiag spsay Win !
perfect fsc<ability I of polar shows; skAuxs -
cerss sailing aAxily over the vast deep WIZ
doas ysa kesp esdfs
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Ar,iynI of Crawford, the Soul

Arrival OF Crawford, the Sculptor.
NEW YoRk. July II Among IN" n. sser gers
that arrived to-day by the steamer Fulton, f.om
Havre, ia Thomas Crawi..a "a, .s....e. amer
lean sculptor He comes to superintend the erec-
ton of the equestrian statue of Washington on the
monument at Richmond, Virginia The statue
ia expected to arrive Immediately at Norfolk.
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Massachusetts Politics.

BOSTON, July Is-The Wing Central Commit
tee of this state issues an address recommending
the Wings of Massachusetts, TO avoid committing
themselves at present to the support Of any OF the
candidates nominated. 1t urges thorough orga-
niZation. with view hereafter Of concentrating
their strength upon that candidate who shall appear
least Objectionable to their principles. The ad'
dress closes with the averment that the first great
Whig principle is answering fidelity to the Union
and the Constitution.
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LoaT.

T OsT.-.&15 KkWAkD...On Thursday
is tween Richmond and Mr.. Alleys, on fhe plank
road my POCKET BOOK, containing so and q
$40 note, tvirsinia money, and S. gold piece and
likely some change, the amount not recolected and
sundry bonds and notes. The above reward will be
paid for the delivery Of the same at this ONCE.
iy I9-2ts DAVID A. BLACKBURN.
I O9.F.--Somcwhere In the meaahborhood
IL Of Jno. r. Cooks ofise, an order drawn upon
Jno r Cook by Ms. n. 3. Anderson, in faver of
Miss Williams B. Tazewell. the payment of which
has been stopped. Any person finding the same will
please leave it at the Dispatch office or with
iy I9-2t HAROLD l. MURRAY.
4 OST ..SOmetime wtthin ghc last ihree
II months. : bond for $s5 with credit Of s;2I IS
on the back, given by James Thomss for the hire Of
. negro boy named Juhn Hicks. ! will suitably re-
ward the finder of the sams upon its delivery 20
OF ct the Dispatch Office.
jyl8-5t* MARIA HICKS.
4 OsT..TEN DOLDAkS Il Il WA Il ID -.
Ii Lost yesterday, Cary street, between l5t and
18th strests, GUILD LEVER WATCH, double
case made by Jos johnson, No Is Church st Liver
p,ol and No. IL $50. The above reward of $40 will
be paid for The return of the to this Office IN
10 i7-Sfk DANIEL. WHITE t2fh
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AMUsHNE NT3

NOTICK.-Therc will Ne . party nc Ame.
~ lie Springs. on THURSDAY, 2lsh July, Al
o'clock. Z. y. There will be good band Of music
u is-did THos G. WILSON / SONS
= 8 GRAND CIVIC AND n
- g. MILITARY EXCURSION By
MOONLIGHT. = The MONT. 65
0ORsERY GUARD Captain r. I. Moore, have W
the peasure Of announcing TO their friends and tbs
public. that their annual
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY
EXCU R6IoN,
BY MOONLIGHT, win take place on MONDAY EVE
MING NEXT, 2lst inst,
chartered for the oceasiSn, and al other arrange
ments made to insure the comfort of I'll who NAV
honor them with their company.
The Boat will leave the wharf punctuaily, at "
o'clock.
smith's Armory Band will be in attendance.
Refroshneuta furnished 1t city prices
Tickets admitting gentleman, 81, tno charge for
La1issl !. hich can bs procured from the following
Committee of Arrangements.
Can't Moore Ljeutenants DoOley and Dornir, Sur
econ Mayo, sers't Dornin, Corporal Cunnnsham add
private William Disney. ~ n-t
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Burning of n Steamer-LOss OF Life.
KINGSTON, CANADA, July 1.-THE propeller
Tinto was burned yesterday. OH windmill POINT;
Twelve lives were lost, including the captain and
one female. Rs
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Fire Last night about 81 O'Clock, the tobacco
factory of Messrs. Pilkington e. Lang, on Main
street, in Manchester was destroyed by fire. The
engines from this city went over, but too late to
building was destroyed including the books of the
concern.
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Recall Of MIR. Observation-Disclosures Nomt
nations.
WASHINGTON, July 1s-The President has re-
called Mr. Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico, and
nominated John Forsyth, of Alabama, as his sue.
cessor. Walker Fear, Of Alabama, ID nominated
Secretary Of Legation.