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THE CHILD'S BOOK OF NATURE. In Three Parts
Part | PLANTS Part IL ANIMALS Part Ill AIR WarEH
HEAT LIGHT. &c. BY Worthington Hooper ID. Richly
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~ IBL O's G A K ID E N. -
~ Doors open at 7; TO commence al O'Clock
Tickets 81 Standardization half price.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July %, 1884,
BY Teque,t, the grand Ballet OF -
LA SYLPHlDE.
The beautiful aud graceful - ~
SIGNORINA THERESA ROLLA,
trumphsn is the present topic OF the Day
DOUbLE ATTRACTION-THE EXCELLENT
VAUDEVILLE COMPANY,
received nightly with marked appreciation s,-,.,
SgDorina SyIphide
Supported BY the whole Ballet Company. .
Nv w. Blake, Mr. George Jordan, Mr. Gfosvenor, MIA
W II Blake, Misses Mary Cannon and Emma Taylor
KenDey's ca pitsl Comedy of -
SPRING AND AUTUMN
THURSDAY-The Wonderful Itavels and BIANCO.
w l. l. X L III Il L + X -
The managerial enterprise Of the present lessee in
rated last by the delightful perform which made
THE SUMNER GARDEN
favored of the refined intellectual community of
this city Mr. Stuart terminate his undcak
with series of performances which predict
will shine with diminished luser when compared with
al fornef success
fo produce a cool atmosphere
THE INDIAN PUNKA
has fitted all parts of the building this being the first
AsIATIC PROCESS OF VENTILATION
Ia, into public building In this country
The guiding OF this short season " III be
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
who viii appear nightly in conjunction with MI Walcot Miss
ephine ManDers Miss Emily Milton aud brilliant company
HiAwATHA
THE FOLLIFS OF A NIGHT
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES. A series Of Designs prepared
for Execution in the United States By Calvert Vsux Aren't
ate Downing Vaux) Newbugh Oh the Hudson Illustrated
by 500 EDgravings. Sixth Edition, 3vo muslin, 81
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NOTHING NEW. Tales, embracing Lord Erlistoun,. Al
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Il West as medium through which to advertise II also
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Land speculstons and through which Capitalists
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" sYRACU6E-GRAND CONCERT of SO

IN SYRACU6E-GRAND CONCERT Of SA-
Il CRED MUsIC-FlRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
THIS EVENING, July Is, 1851. will BE- performed the
GRAsD CHORUS from Molsrt's Oh Mass aud the GRAND
BALLELUJAH CHORUS from HAndel's Messiah together
With variety Of other pieces from Measysohn Kuk Bach
MADAM Weber. spohr. Meyebeer 40 Also grand Finale,
Introducing the and Eng ish NutoDAl Anthems M
obits'o Pedal variations by Professor GEORGE w NOR,
GAN, d kew.YOrk, recently from London. Tickets 81
cents Reserved Seats Ito be- had at HatODs Bookstore
ard at Allen Phelpss Music Store Performance will
hence ats o'clock precisely.
8 THALBERG, assisted by Madame ELENA
Cs DANGRI. will shortly give CONCERTS in Cape May
Ss,osa. Newport, NsbsDt, Roekswsy Sharon sphnt AID
hASGs Falls
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THE FORTUNES OF GLENCORE. Novel, By Chas
Lever. Svo paper, 50 cents.
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pOBERT HAY, Native of Scotland.-Any
IL person of his present. wheesbous ~ d. e9 n
New York Said left Ens land about year nce
by profession an Engineer aud relatives In or ne ths Guy
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ISABEL: Or, THE You've WIFE AID THE OLD LOVE. b.
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Grand Jubilee and Picnic of the Lee avenue
Sabbath school, BroO.lyn in the beautiful grove OF H.
sises al the School Room at o'clock ~ a. the
Grove singing by the children and addresses by the Rev.
s Beibune and Kennedy of Brooklyn and the Hon BENZ
jaw. Of TomySns COUNT; n. Y, stS3 p H. Dodwohs Dsnd
spgared for the entire day.
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DORE. By Stroller in Europe. Third Edition. I'm
tnus lin G.
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CHAlRMAKERS-Pl Place Wanted by a young
I M.n Address Box No les Tribune Ofee which will
meet with espouse spply personally between and p
-, ,Lis 18th day of July.
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E'OR SALE-A large country STORE, with the
L GOODS aud FIXTURES Said store has been occupied
engage Ina said BUSINESS will 6nd Il very desirable location
RAYNOR 4 POSTS, Bell Port, Suffolk Co. l.. l.
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ROOKKEEPERs SITUATION wanted by
married man steady habits and well recommended for
.bry integrity. &c Inquire Of address r. CoPCUrr,
No $40 Washing tDDst
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TOR SALL-THE PATENT RIGHT for
LIFE-PREsERVER improvement that far exceeds all
other. Apply Pstentse, Dr. l. KNIGHT No. W Sda''
civ Of New York.
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VyTANTED-A Partisan Lady to TEACH the
w FRENCH LANGUAGE Address Box No 100, Poush'
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SEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDs
- win be issued by the Controller in sums po %"
PAYABLE from six mouths year as may De
The money may be deposited with " sIooL Snsnrsi
iii Shoe and Leather Bank Interest nom date OF depon
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Ghanree for Business Meti.

EOR SALE-The FOUNDRY ESTABLISH
MENT in Peehk formerly occupied oy Iss1I H. aIa
S u,yy.. .V 49, -fr'' f. P. FLA0LER
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FRENCH GENTLEMAN.

VXTANTEDABy respectable young Girl, stua-
w lion a. NURSE std sEANSTRESS or Is CHANGER
MAID and WAITER Beet Of city reference, required Call
a. No 4es Greenwchst. near Canal
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BANKING HOUSE Of GEHuRR RRorHER..

Deposits Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the nOrthsrn seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DKposIrs.EInterest will be allowed
on Deposits at suoh rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS ~ VihsINIt AND HNcUnsssT MONEY.
oeived to be checked DR. pay able in Same funds,
specie, We charging The regular EXcAange;i
will be discounted and Loans made on Stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the mar ket rate.
LETTERS OF CRgDIT.-I.ette of Credit Will be
United States, on Deposit of Money or Coat erals,
and interest allowed if Money ls deposited, and
charged Conateras, such terms may be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExCHANeE.-Travelsrs will
be furnished with drafts in suoh sums may be de-
sired nesotIabe in the different Cities OF the Union
LAND AND EURoPE.-Bills Of Exchange and Letter.
of Credit on England Ireland and Europe, furnished
BosDs stooss and sean
bought In ihs different Cities at commission Of 4
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, we
reserve the night to call for Of 10 pr oeat
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will DO ordered BY tele
graph.
City, and State Bonds can be placed in our han for
nesotiation either lthls country or Europe. Rail
LAND WARRANTs.-Lsnd Warrants bought st the
market rates. All Warrants sold By are - syea-
tsed IN every respect. ..
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Hou ,es on
orders, sent for sale on commission to rospo isble
parties.
Real EsIAJ TAT APP IssUaAscz... Real Es ate
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, CouRT OF CLAIM,
CONsREss.-Caims on the United States, before ii )
Court OF Claims or Consres nrusted TO Us, viii BE-
prosecuted BY prompt C III OBJ HBfsaRJo6ffERs.
jan u Opposite the Treasury.
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II Charles Stetson, of the Ohio Life & Trust
Company says, on examination, the affairs have
been so tangled up and mismanaged by their
agency at New York that satisfactory report
can yet be made of its condition
III Orrin C. Whitney, of CLYDE, who has fol.
lowed the business OF canal boating for several
wears, has recently been detected in the use of
forged cleaTances, by which he has eiuded the
paymen, of tolls
ID \ few days, saws the Burlington Free
Will show among US a sig hit not often seen in
vermont company of nine burglars all Of one
town, three Of them brothers, half of them boys
IN age, though men in crime, taking their vay
IN irons, sullen crew, to the State Prison.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TREASURY Su.PRSpEp-
The Vicksburg Wing makes the following ex-
Tract from a letter from JAG kSon. 10Th ult:
saw warrant on our State Treasury to- day,
endorsed, No money in the Treasury; Nov. 25,
1857 So we 60; banks first States AFTER
Ur"Gouge on Banking ~ is the title of work
a new edition Of which has Just issued from the
press. contemporary aptly remarks that 81 Banks
on Gouglng' would be an appropriate title for
work setting forth the operations of the present
system. a.
II Tue new railroad bridge at Skowhegan.
Me is completed, and the cars crossed for the
nfst time on Thursday evening amid the BOOM
ing or cannon and the huTTahs of the people,
which were answered from the cars by brilliant
discharge Of fireworks
IL A pair of boots marked :. j., having been
found in humpback whale taken off Nahant a
few DAYS since, IL Is guessed by some wag that
they belonged to Jonah. Preposterons. A little
BIBLICAL learning should be beaten into such wags
with good stout piece of whalebone.
IL The Missouri Legislature recently thus
disposed OF a somewhat delicate case:
young woman having borne to young man
son and heir, W hCh he, not refusing to father
still refasingto legitmitize for honorable mar
rage, she prayed to change her name, w hich was
zone, she and the child assuming the appellation
ofthe daddy.
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On the petition Of Silas c DurEin. of Holyote,
MAJ sachu praying The extension a patent
grated to hi m on the sth of March ISsa. for i'm
provement IN Machine for Measuring and Folding
Cloth. for seven years from the plrsion Of said
i8S:
IT is ordered that the said petition he heard 81 the
Patent Once on Monday, the LIST day of March.
at IL O'Clock, and all persons notified 10 sp
pear and show cause. if any they have why said Pc
tition ought not To he granted -
Persons opposing the extension required 20
he IN the Patent Office their objections specially
forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the dsy
or hearings all testimony flied by either party 20 be
used al the said hearing must I've taken and
ted IN accordance with the rnles OF the Office which
viii be furnished on application.
The Testimony In the will be closed the leth
OF February; dispositions and other papers reLed
upon "a testimony must be filed the offoe be-
fore the morning OF that day the arguments II any,
within ten day thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice he publ shed 10 the
Union, Iuteligencer, and Evening star. Washing
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News, New York; Post. Boston; and Inquirer
Cincinnati, Ohio. once q week for three successive
weeks previous To the LIST OF March next, the
day of hearing. JOSEPH HOLT.
80. Commissioner OF patents-
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OREGON.
l17ol From Astoria, BY Ca hamst, Wash. Ter Oak
River, Wash. Vancouver. Souvie's Island,
Or. Portland. Mllwaukie, ard Oswsso.
Wash Ter, to Oregon City, Or, la miles
and back, twice week, IN steamboats.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and saturday at a m;
Arrive at Oregon City next days by 5 p m;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
Tam; =
~ Ar1vs Ut Astoria next days by sam.
Bids to run by different schedule will be con-
sidered. n. d, 3 80. .. .---
l27oe From Portland. by Oceola, Hillsboro, Tusla-
tin, and Wapatoo, to La Fsyette, Is miles
"a and hack, once week. u...ra r.. ID
Leave Portland Monday at 2 . M; ....a go
Arrive at la Fay cite next day by ga m;
Leave La Fayeite Tuesday at m; sI-
Arrive at Portland next day by m.
is'os From OREGON City, X Van s.I.M Hill auteyiI,s.
Pendenoe; BloomipEton, Liberty and Albany.
BIO, Leave Oregon City Monday and ThursdaT at
Arrive at Corvallis next days by pm; So
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Frid ~ at . N.
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NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO
115l From Santa Fe, by Alameda, Albuquerque,
Agodones, SocoIro, Fort Craig, Las Cruces
Rernanillo, Los Lunas, Fort Fillmore, and
FIontero, Texas, to FL Paso, Texas, 800
miles and back, ~ ice a month.
Leave Santa Fo on the 10th and 18th Of each
Arrive at Ell Paso in eli ght days;
Leave FL Paso on the TIN and Esd of each
Arrive at Santa Fe ia eight DAYS;
Bids for weekly trips will he considered I; also,
for separate parts to and beyond Albu-
queroue.
lz2a From Santa Fe. by Los Luceros TO Fernando
De Taos, 10 miles and ba OK. once week.
Leave Santa Fe Monday at 8 n IN;
Arrive at Fernando De Taos Wednesday BY 10
am:
Leave Frnando De Taos Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 a
lB3S rom Las Cruces by heslia, t. Tucson and
hack, once a week.
Bidders to state the distance, and sch ed ule of
arrivals and departures by which they pro-
pose TO run.
l2Sl From Tucson, by Arizona and Colorado CITY,
to Fan Diego, Cal, and hack, twice month
Bidders to state distance and schedule.
Proposals to extend, by Commencing at Ell
Paso, Texas, will be considered.
I2a55 From Albuquerque, by Zuni. to Visalia Wood
VILE CAL, no miles and back once month";
.T Bidders to state schedule which in to conneot
e closely with route l2Si. = -
Proposals for more frequent trips will be oon-
sidered. -
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Containing eoRdtIicWs to be Incorporated in tn.
contracts TO fhs sxfsnf tAs department. may
]. Seven minutes are allowed at each intermediate
ofhee, when not otherwise specified. for asserting
2. Railroad and steamboat companies are REQ uired
t. take tina mail from, and deliver IL into the post
oness at she eommencemen and end Of their routes,
froma station or lanning. Proposals may lie sub
mitted fpt the performances OF all the side se,yee-
that vs. Tor ofses over eighty .ods from station OF
landing, -s- --. i -
5; NO pay will be made for tnps not performed !;
ana Tor each o. such omissions nGt SATISFACTORY sx
Quoted For arrivals 20 i behind time as 10 break
copnexiOn with depending mails, and not sufhciertH
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GAN Fork, Provo City. spIinsviirsi sson,
wan. F 0rt Johnson. Cedar City Brinshurst's
~ Mex, Santa Cara, cslifernis San Be,-
geies. to San Pedro. sl7 miles and back. once
Leave Salt Lake City on the 5th of each month:
Arrive at San Pedro by the lss OF the following
month;
Arrive at Salt i.ske City by the first Of the fol-
lowing month.
also bids for the separate parts to and hey ond
Cedar CITY, 80 miles from salt Lake City,
aS f c2gst sr Mol as e Ss Day.: @ M
to Alpine City, ~ miles and back, once a
Leave Salt axe City Thursday at I'm;
Arrive at Alpine Cit ~ next day ey loam;
k Gnve s At saIs lake CITY aS next das bg pm.
i' F 5isS ss S Hn9n 3spsTf
Spanish r rk. rsyson, Ssntaqnin. Salt Cresk,
and Ephraim, to Manti, 40 miles and back,
Leave sait Lase City THURSDAY at Gam
Leave Manti Monday At a m:
1901 From Salt Lake City, ~ stoker. Centrsvie,
FarmIngten, kaysville and Ogden CITY, TO
Brigham City, IS miles and back, twice
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday
Arrive at Brigham City next day. by I'm;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at 2
A rive at Salt lake City next day. by pm.
1906 From Salt I.ske City. by fooce City, to
Grantsve, IS mi es and back, once week.
Leave Salt Lake CITY Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Grantsville next dag at 70 m;
Leave Grantsvllle Iday at pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next dsy by epm.
1906 from Salt Lake City, hy TaylorsvIle, Mount
Pleasant, W est Jordan, Foit HERMAN lard
Gardner's Mills, TO Cedar Valley, (South
Fort So miles ard hack, once q week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at m;
Arrive at Ced3r Valley next day by I'm;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday st m;
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l286 rom Cedar City. by Harmony and Pine Val
ley. to Santa Clare, 70 miles and back once
in two weeks.
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at
am;
Arrive at Santa Cara next Saturday by m
Leave Santa Clara every other Monday at
am;
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by s
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NoTIcE OF ThE RfdovAL. OF TUE
F6Rt ST cry IN 9 ThE TERRhifFoRY 81

In accordance with the provisions OF - act Of
Congress, entitled An act authorizing changes in
the location OF land ofhoes" approved March ls5s
il 10 hereby declared and made known that the oes
for the sale q he public lands at MINKAPo the
TERRITORY Of Minnesota, will be removed TO FoREsT
CRY, IN sid Territory, at as early a period s
prdr. iedble. ~ W r
viii he issued By the and receiver for the lard
district. u =. .
,sIyen nnder my hand, q, the city Of Washington,
this sth day 81 December, A ID. 1857. =
BY order of the Presideat; ~
IL r~shiiHs 49, sTHOS "A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofhos.
d 10 lawSv
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WAsHINGT9Np lMsy : A 81 &c G0 M 4 = y

This Company is now prepared to receive arpics-
lions for INSURA NCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDISE., DO, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Fanols Mohun, M. w. Gait.
Benz. Beell, - --
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
GRAFTON p. HANSON. Secretary. ap LILY
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EVENING STAR.

u At the annual dinner Of the -. Andrew
Society, In New York, DIR. Mackay, the ballad
writer res pended to complimentary toast IN brief
speech which he fanked with the following song:
THE MEN OF THE NORTH.
Fierce as Its sunlight. the East may be proud
OF its gay gsudy hues and skies without cloud;
Mid as its breeZes, the beautiful West
May smile like the valleys that dImple ITS breast
The South may rejoice. IN the Vine and the Palm,
In ITS groves where the midnight is sleepy with
balm.
Far though they be,
There 5 an Isle IN the sea-
The home Of the brave and the boast OF the free
Hear II ye lands! let our souls echo forth
The lords OF the world are the men OF the North.
Cold though our season, and dull though our skies
There mIght IN oar arms and h 70 IN our res:
Dauntiess and pstient-to dare and to do
Onr watchwordis"D Duty Four ma 4 IN 10 Through"
Winter and storm only nerve US the more,
And EMIL not the heart If they creep through the
door:
Strong shall we be- ..
In our Isie of the sea, . - .s---
Il ne nome OF the brave AID the boast Of the free
Slrm as Inc rOck, when the storm flashes forth,
we stand In our courage, the men of the North.
Sunbeams that rIpen the olive and vine,
IA the lace of the slave and the coward may Shines
Ana wine be growth OF the suns brightest rays.
seam though the harvest we reap from the soli,
Yet Virtue and Heath are the children Of Toll.
Proud let us be
OF our isle of the sea,
The home of the brave and the boast of the free,
Men with true hearts let our fame echo forth;
Oh these are the fruits that We grow IN the North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-15

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