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pi W soid ~ ~ Market street st. Iopis. Ma =,
SRiHd. FANNIE HsT ho'S end by ~ DIsgE sTs~hsrs
possible terms atProfessor oodis W ts .' ne.'
hst street, ft Louis wv -'''''"'ninsh''hf' Mar
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Bank

osi,AsH HEDGES, A.C BALDWIN and w
~ ~. =. .nEDGEs have a'soeiaiod thsmsslte, for
bnsiPess underthe name Of N"nA'ps
tb,.ro., an. W. Q. HEDGES q Co.
s %, VIZ oe paid on depo'iis eta ndinei
months az per cent per annum,
- 3 a.
Land arTants bought and sold.
May 4, 1855. '''OShs a Co.
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NEWS FOR THE LADIES-

WV y TWIN IttE IA5l Esq., r
~ ~ scot tasss spicasufein snyihfo tt adie thai h.
now nf,rqa n show tleu one 81 TIE ohoicest lnf
fancy foods ever offered IN this mnrke nmanr whic re-
lofe Anuqne, and gro de rhine sks hiernoes sia- es
bfusat, Maiae aud Vaencines iices Frenrh Egbroie,
IN els9i Ea5ety and ef better quality thans found In
w bonhet ihi satHl and velvet ribbons and
.es esnai Choking CLOTHS saini andfsisets
TIE LadsAars iavi'sd to call and examine for them.
sept IN, is5s
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NWANfED 1000 600 pounds of-old casting
lQ0"o0 ~ eli ropper, brass end pewter
$4,000 ibt ialsl, 20 ONO feet Lnmhsr. BsesW ~
hfenetf itaihert. ginFeue. dc. All Of which
VIII paid the highess market price At Yerk's em
paHan'' je. %.
Inn fHURcH &sCHooL HoUsEspOvFs
e~N Jasl received; warranted the best Ia he
markei. Also y general assortment OF oval ronna
aud sQpaYe eoinmn drams ior snme For sale
aheap = Nefs,s mapmolh stog q inporium.
t 49,. ~ ~
gH0 yds Nsr,sillstaud,in s,,ii... A.. !, Aim.
Daai t.iiiit-f -ssts rsis n, ,'ae's
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH


WOULD you HAyK HEALrni
WOULD YOU NAVE CoMFuRrf
WOULn YOU HAVE hEAuTNi
woai yon insssal og leeted enm. ncented teeh,
fstii an lorhs0ne hroaih have health henuy sweet
trhah tanh,fi and cianinesa--pieserve yout teeth
lhopa A1is Qe w my
Tanlefs Ms prot, annal seEyiycs 20 ue psope ei tubn
AL yicisifg aui vnfinarea ioinie nat latest amt
most hnanfnl ttFra of inrnunphle eeth ifoK one 70
on tass, on salt silver os Guua rerahH.
Iut dNnfthr, noi ef that fot sp0ngy texture which a
ricni al ifnr. ahioiuteh lniuTe Rnh DESTROY ue
teeth iius tr'uied nnt perfectly fohd heautllnG
noishnd adc win entefHaly preserve ne teeth ufyfan
Teeth ranoa iR thr best nannrrt without pam lht
eased auuis rssiorad tnheah auA ~ onrf1uons nIlme
siih stin audrn ter ARrlClLAN AIIEhfiQN
PAN TO CONNECTING lRREsuLAM1AEN ~
CHlLnRnN'R TEETH. a. The beat F'ieranres and
hs work mss he "a all uires nthttomee
.in romhs Black, oref White bros, ktnfes
Tlun. NoV. .ca. iih tf.
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4 HE EXTENDED OOURs d

emhrloeslenghy puotca tes Dom the VARIOUS Rusines'
Firms and n dcrignpl ipt such iudu'u W uny Wish 20
spend luneef uhn The tms F'quirsd by The Regular
Coune tand that griluliouiy) preparatory to enerng
some special tlonfn. ..r
Nv taking Ia addition thn E,tcn6ed Course, the student
win hu miihfnly and pfnnHhy employed fix months.
rENNLAiSlfps arfaNh Al md ofnameattlF n m Ia
faretes, viii he Taught in ho most thorough and ef1irn
mnnuor hy Of tho beat tunrisfi Tho Wrti netider
eusual method Of teaching business Nuung, the Chit
yihmorfaphic system will also he taught Th1sYtfm, %
hopuafaud recommended by best educatohpl mon, d
nov taught nthe Pebble Fuaola of teiaodi Calunius
rolrla Many other schools open ur guut toachcfno
rhfgumnrrinhy sas soon ai uhy canhc qualified.
ONLY LECTURES on Practical and rhqorotca
noOy.Kurpine Mefnuulo Laws CommtfolM Elhios, Po
uiull EconUmv, iu OF tnmnuihlloh, Commercial Cacu
lauons Mercantile rutnmtt hantingt Etohnnga Com
uofre Ral'r,Nhinr Canhiorla iiiibfy uuiheil Cores
nundonce, prnmanshp. otc.
TIE New Suit of Rooms, Of iha CollAss ocethei ~,
finest ,raian m tho city, situated hsihry nrs on Tho cupe
of the puhiofpu,re AMI Sunqnof tlrctt, ahuinH ia
view ofnoti pirs ofilo rig and ihs lake. The ioouu
ncnN and tasi,flly hrhshAd, supassnr in beauty
lpAewyenence, pohans those fnny similar uutqun in
The UniSn
The LADIES' CouRsE h the same NJ that Or he Gen
temrp hhhr hnn cuuAl hchUes 20 nltdiofwho moy wish
.tn avail thomsrlvtt ~ The CommetoiNl Al CnufAu.
The Principal having an eNtrsya hnslnefN ReqnHnihnet
i soaedlo secure g9oA situations for many ofh' grad
untya, It
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NEW I METHOD OF TEACHING

gdkef tihe tnntiiarponn M the aoiegoe, ~
rfaheiht rini iaHari iso,iad Division of ho Ledger
thtrtht irrnilu nropci nho ot dtmhfkaion betwern
Reahni Renr ient1ys Property anl the governing AZ
n uanfcf tfFl ~ hihriing tftw0 cinsses oi arT
auuns and thdeof ihe same classi IN every yhfety of
fansaotont, thus stripping this most uulul and benHf1
scieuoc of nu0a itftime'hnnomt mysteries made such
hy afbuav hni iufahla rules, mraninfest forms and
lss natonsi and hence enables the student o aoqufe
eofef notions Of scgopun umheAed iH lqiaa pfncicc
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nook Keeping DEPARTMENT.

and Efsndei Coufses, md tabfhtnn Fuiso uINdv Me,
o. feeommended BY ovef twenty ~ the reliable
Practical Aroounihnii Of Cetelaha no
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rursEiss, hat swsav<svsa ssS ssssA In god
heaash - ths dAy - 0svsr,sn nel
ths ne OF osoo yusw~Ag s1bssssf sssss 80
ess, 'scsosrs 80 wSssw~ cussss Am srss sss ssss
d 'sxe fos nstSusG spaasds. ~ nxe. ~ sl idrss
New Orleans. rosS - vitAsst cAnnos q - nsss N
prices, vhis sasss .eassss. s~ss sassay srs asd
70 ths kAssHa asd local trS1s o1 vhess vss lover.
Wills asssr supplies II ssv vsrs % ~ aAskss rss
saiss embraced Caicsss syrsns n 81 - 81 mlvss~e
club u d e. Nv ri rsAssss 81 q n - safsso'
North CAsosi.s Nv vAns Of 81 n 81 ~, 81 snaSa
10 mir whiis do ~ u % o 81 e3k InfsHW 10 gcci
wee,ern mixed corn sold Il CSC ses asd s Asssss en-.
September dsIvcry u Gee . osc Mos port ~ cenpaN
lively qse, u ~ ~ g. IN small cx ssd cosrss
al s24 for future delivery, without buysrs Prime N
good demand 81 Gle 20 The Ensish orders Cor ssefs th.
market which have been executed rscsssiy supposed
were cent out account OF The army ordered D. Ia Ia
The purchases included wesscrs 70 be repseked 10
teroes In addition 70 other sSi-s chou, 90 s0s
purchased yesterday the account sasmsst
Ing the sales this week " 900 oro 5bz Tse
prices paid, however, have no, fully trans tired This
beef Is raid Ia to be Forwarded 10 Engaid, and from
hence to India Sugars cold 10 the eriens OF about
$50 hhds at p'ces given In another coumE Come
steady, wsh rghi sales Freight without change
OF m,ment 10 Liverpool abou. 300 balls Of cotton
we're taken Al g. per bale
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imbuNsed In the enhanced value given 20 inc
land Esycssed, and could not be expected tn.'' Se

imbn.sed In the enhanced value siven 70 ue
land GsycsseS, and could not be expected tn.' Se
over.
But other and more special reasons forbid
tie possibility of making our leading railroads
productive property. The leading railroads
of the United States have, as
general rule, cost nearly twice, and in some in
stsnces more than twice as much as they need
have coet, bad economy been an object with their
constructors. For instance: the Nes York and
Eic, ard the Central, each of which cost nearly
forty millions, could now certainly be byth built
for that sum; the Michigan Southern, which cost
eighteen millions, could be built for five; the
Michigan Central, which cost thirteen, could he
built .,!or Eve; the Cleveland and Toledo, whiC8
cost eight, could be built for less than four. So
on with the others. In every instance, the actual
cost of the rosS far exceeds the sum which, in
proper hands, woah have built il, and set it
going the balance has been partly squandered,
and partly shared among the directors and coa-
tractors in the shape Of bonuses, &c. II is thus
rot Only upon the cost CT She enterprises, but up
on a large additional sum--of1en "a much more
thrown away or filched By directors. that these
railroads ere now called upon 10 pay interest
When they fail to do co. the companies want to
put up the fares
1t may seem q very convenient Plan for the
railway men to pay off their own losses and
knaveies by the aid Of a tax on the travelling
public. But we apprhend it will not be found
to answer. Increase of fares will cause dimuui-
ton Of traffic; produce, especially, will not come
on, at the present low prices; and six months of
the high tariffs will leave the roads poorer than
they were before Nor, indeed, would II be pro-
per or decent rational tba. at this late day the
public should he called upon to pay for the stosl-
jobbing losses, ard the daring depredatons Of the
pirates OF the railway world.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK soARD.


PImspurnA, july 30, 1857.
SOCKS heavy. Pennsylvania b's, sax: Reading Rail-
road, 5Tk Long Island Railroad, 49,; Morris Cana,
szh Pcnpsy lvsnlA Railroad, 46'..
Cosiso -sAes OF the Geek $50 bales al advance OF
i5o ike Inc cepu here mp 70 the present time,
compared With tncse Of last year. fall short si5 bales
Rice has advanted &C.
ALBANY, July 30-sPM
Flour In rather better eemAnd bat prices unchanged
Haics about COO bbs No wheat Offering anoal
hcss efcss 10 meet holders views Tor whes, 10 arrive
asd prtfer 10 20 10 rhiladepha for market No 90
except small parcels n rates above the marhet valae
supply Of limited n lots held By spectators store
shoh s reahd above the market value nj ssc. A sup.
piy Il expected Monday tuesday. Samples OF new
barley yer. shown, but no priossret
Flour nyor. buyers sales 100 bbis, al 80 60 80 rs
Of 81 81 fhr Chicago spring Corn tull Sales licoo
bushels &c, closing with buyers al The quotations
Oats ncmirAl, 81 b1bc q bsc. Whiskey 900 Fre,rhts
lie Cor corn 70 fe~ YORK lake imports up 70 noon
10 day-is 900 bushels wheat, 5000 do corn 1000 do
cots oarsl exports-i7,o0o bushels corn mostly 10 tide
water
oswroo July so-sPn
F0ur unchanged. s.es oco obs, at Is 20 for srtrs
s'sis and o. l2E for exirs Michigan. wheN . uIae
sSler ssler 900 busaeis, 81 3is Oh 50 for Chicago
tprns sod 81 ~ fus kiwsotle. club Corn Dunchaneed
sales 4. go bushes, Tsto 20 Canal frehhu TO Ner
lork-Stc 'w n0ur, loo fcr wheat, and ING for corn
IAse imports " dat--ir 900 busbeis wheat Canal cs
pefw-l Wo bbs hour, 900 bushsh wheat, hSo no.
cora, 3,css bu,he, rye
CucAoo, JULY 3o-eP. ~
Flour sieacy Whesi declssng tendency .9 n 49,.
i've, Gee O~s quiet shipments 70 but1o-eoo, ~
aour. "a 90 busaes uhs~i, 81 COO do can. kecePs-
aa9 bss Esag, gtoe susAea rhs>i, 6s,s0o bmaes WV
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Can RasIroad Fares he Raised {!

The latest novelty in the railway world is the
attempt OF the New York ard Efie Railroad, in
concert with other enterprises Of a like kind, to
raise the fares charged to passengers and freight
The ground Of the change is the utter incapacity
OF those reads to earn interest on their debt and
stock fact 70 well established that time need
not be lest in argument to demonstrate it, This
incapacity being notorious, the managers Of the
New York and Erie, the Michigan Southern, aud
other lines come 10 the conclusion that the reason
must be that they charge too little for the use Of
their road, and decide to attempt new system
under an increased tariff OF rates.
We may remark, IN Pisssni, that this ia not the
Grst time The experiment has been tried by the
Eiie Railroad high tariffs have been frequently
tried on that road, with the invariable result Of
diminishing is traffic. and building up the
New York Central However, this u OF no
consequence.
ing money enough 10 live In bis house In Fifth
avenue, 10 keep his horses, and his dozen OF
servants, to give his dinners, and sport his yacht
We should think that The very lAst remedy that
would suggest itself TO his mind would be 10
double The sahy Of his clcrAa and 10
increase the price OF his soeds The very
youngest clerk In his Office could tell him that
such plan would rather plunge him deeper
into embarrassment than tend 10 extricate him
Yet this plan, IL seems, il the only one which
commends itself 10 the minds Of the directors OF
railways The only remedy against insolvency
they can think Of Is TO double and quadruple the
salaries they pay, and further to double the
rates charged the travelling public They
launch on, where AN individual would rcucnch;
they try 10 diminish, where an individual
would strain every nerve 10 increase hi- busi.
ness With such wisdom are our railways man
aged!
We have inquired on fotmer occadons
whether, os general rule, railroads ever would
pay, az lucrative enterprise In thi. country,
and we came 10 the couclusion that, considering
the idea which governed their construction,
their hasty completion, their niggardy equip-
ment, and the fashion Of paying dividends from
the start, they could not This conclusion we
arrived at on the general principle that The re
turn ls the OUTLAY made " railway wa ~.
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Walls TOR Europe.
FHn INV YU1x HRALD-KDIrI0N YO1 HuH0Px

TOs Collins mall steamship Atlantic, Capt Edrdge, for
liverpool and the Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt, Capt
wilcox for Southampton and Hayrs will leave this port
tomorrow, at noon.
xhe European mails by the Atlantic VIII close at the Post
omce At half past ten O'clock snd those by the Vanderbilt
a Bowag Green at Il O'Clock. to morrow morning.
YAe European edition OF the HnAID, printed in French
ssd ngsh VIII be published ~ Ven O'Clock In the morn
Tag. single copies, In wrappers, six censs,
subscriptions end adv for any edition OF The
Rsw ycsE ErsArD ~i Ss resolved NJ the following piacs
= kurope-
Lonpos-Am European Express o., 81 King william d,
PANE Do. DO sPlsce de IA Bourse
LvuRreUr-Do. do o Chapel strott 1.
LIvDxrpoi-R stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
Haysl-Am EuroreAn Express Co, n Rue CoYneille.
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Acsisi0nel ~ the Europa.
GERMANY.

sA'h~%NNe'<S-- 49,
GERMANY.
hts reported ih. meeting Of ths Empsrovs OF Russia
Austria and France 70 be brought ssous very shortly o.
- -sran territory and various movements adduosd
~ A.. ,rmAton OF The rumof.
- - 'Sof Prussia bad returned from hs vist 70 W.
- !. believed In Germany that hs visit has been
so,n.rs.1 ,,> reconciliation between Russia and Aas-
,T.' vb,sy sss aSag Is highly DESTROYS Of sdsouns.
INDIA.
A.r,. h.e tc made 10 lay tho charge Of tho iad'aA
uu,Dv 70 Ru,,., iuA ue but g. Petersburg journals In
disnan.ly repuaia.e <hsiA a.
,..,.xy :. 100000 or IS coo, 900 mr.
Turkey Wa spoken Of In L,sass, 20 "sa'' =. ~
cent, and {. Tor cent dsoouxe on oa sum- in' f''@
regards the project - preposterS6k
In the Liverpool produce market ty ~ To- !. .nco,
Ished yesterday sornog The prioe cf Corsuz,
bsctlv stated Il should BIO Ii. I'd. Is SKd-
Sailing or the EuroI~ FUR DOssou.
HAuvAx, July 30, tss*
Ths ,V4smship Europa sailed from here for Bcstou
half past t~o O'Clock This morning, vii, w ass shers
abou; noon 10 morrow (Fridsy).
The sky Ncvsrcsss and there u Q southwest ~.1a.
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The Utica Bank.

UnoA, July %, 1857.
One Of the New York morning journals charges defsl
Gallon upon the cMher OF the Bank or Utca representing
him 10 have "made large unauthorized advances 10 the
Black River Railroad and covered up the transactions by
drafts on his corresponding banks" The statement
IL entirely incorrect The Institution In question wholly
free from any such troubles charged upon another
bank here wrls have been Issutd agSn, three OF the
New York daily journals, for alleged libel contained In
their articles charging dcfslcsiou and fraud in The GA
tAro Bank OF this city.
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COMMON SENSE OK CRY ArP,Rs.--We see that
onwednesday evening TO take counsel in reference
to the death of Mr.. Van Liew aud ,ha. at said
meeting, certain speakers inveighed against the
city authorities. called furiously for Vigilance
Committees, and offered 10 take a lead In getting
up revolution We have no desire 10 hurt the
feelings Of any sincere friend Of Mr. Van Liews;
but we can only say that, 70 long as the Seventh
Regiment exists any attempt TO organize vigi-
lance Committee in this city will be bad bust
ness for it, authors We believe and have no
doubt that the military of this city would shoot
down revolutonaries without the least hesitation,
whether they wore the garb Of Vigilance Commit
tees or OF Dead Rabbits.
The laws suffice for our protection, and for
peace and order; all that is required is q proper
degree Of pressure on those whose duty il Is 10
enforce them. Upon Mr. Hall, for instance, the
District Attorney, under whose regime the num-
Der Of untritd indictments, and unprosccuted
criminals has grown unprecedentedly large; and
upon all the city authorities generally, who are
without exception neglecting their duties
We desire to make particular reference TO the
new Board Of Police Commissioners which
daily exhibits spectacle Of pucrility Of which
collegians would be ashamed These Po-
lice Commissioners seem TO have nothing
to attend TO but their private quares, spites and
hopes Gen. Nye and Mr.. Bowen, who proved
that the act could not alter their dinner hour,
are, after all, only types Of the entire body. The
city every one admits is Ia terrible state; men
are knocked down and murdered in populous
streets, at an early hour Of tina evening; City
thousand dollars worth Of property are stolen BY
burglars In few days; neither Lie nor property
enjoy the proteotisn to which they are entitled.
The laws are not obeyed; the city ordinances are
J openly dtspiss. Yet while thee things are
going on, and hot headed citizens arc reused 70
the point of calling for o Vigilance Committee,
tie Police Commissioners consume their time in
personal alterations ard frivolous disputes about
| trfes If there be man of sense in that body
one sirsle man Of senfe-we adjure him 10 warn
his colleagues that the public are beginning TO
view their proceedings with intense Disgust
People do not care one straw which political
party rrodomibates In the Board, who is Stree,
Commissioner or what is the hour of sitting: but
they do care that the police shall be eficent aud
that end they know, cannot be attained 40 long
as the Commissioners neglect their public duties
TO give their whole attention 10 questions Of per
sonal pride aud ptrsonal piqus.
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TIE GENIAL uwsPAPn pHRArca.
CONVENTION TO SUSTAIN DUDLEY MAEN's PRoPosBl
ATLANTIC sTYAx FERRY, ETC.

WARRINGTON, July 70, 1857.
Tho Convention A Old Point yesterday, to further The
project or A. Dudley Mann, largely attended Dole
gates were prescn, from Mary land Warrington Tennece
North Carolina, Virginia. Georgia and Texas John Tyler
Sr was tho President Honorsblcs D. NJ Barrirger and
Hamlin Moore and n Fails and Thomas Page, Esaurcs
Vice Presidents Letters were read from all the members
Of the Cabinet, Lieut. Maury AMI others, strongly eo
dorsing the phn. Committees resolutions ani sub
scrption were appointed. Adjourned TN to morrow.
The Indian Bureau has been Informed that the sales or
the western portion OF the Delaware Indian Trust lands
had. the 18th inst reached nearly Sis ooo d was
supposed tba, nearly tsr million Of dollars would ~
ixpd
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The Sesmship Crcarsn, from Liverpool, On the nth
Inst, arrived bore This morning via 81 Johns, and
Haunr
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Wsshsngtoc

LORD NAPIER AND TIE ALLxoKp SLAVES PlHcuIrA
UTAH AFFAIRs-rasATY WITH THE OTTAWA IN
pIASs-RxCEss OF THE NAVAL corRrs-tHs CON.
nIssioEsHIP OF PATKsTs, ETC.
wAsMseroy, July 30, 1857.
lord Napier had Interview with the Secretary OF
Slate day. relative The seizure Of the alleged SLAYER
Pancbita by the English vessel Of sappho. under
stand the Secretary explained eYeyhipg satisfactorily
his lordshp.
The Cabinet will hold their regular msslnss during the
abrence Of the President There special meeting to
day, and considerable routine busness dispsed or
Governor Crmmins eIpecb 10 leave for Utah by the
18th OF August II IL not true thai Brigham Young has
written that he glad to be relieved from the o.
caice
An interesting incident occurred 10 day In tho on
Indian Affairs treaty concluded and signed BY lhe
Commissioners and delegation OF Otsawas from Ransas
by which this band OF Indians sndsr their tribal cha
racter and become citizens OF the United States The do
legatcs appeared highly delighted afer tho treaty
signed and enjoyed the prospect OF becoming fellow ci
Eens. After rauicAton by the Senate they surrender
their reservAaon-seventy four thousand acres-ony to
have seain patented 10 them individually. They also
rslcase The United sia,s RON all anpu,les and
other Claims and receive In leu thereof sixty thou
sand dollars in two equal nsalmens the ns, insalmcn
payable the ratification Of the treaty. and the second
year thereafter.
The contract with Mr. Nesb FOR stamped envelopes
secures better article for less money Note szs one
dollar sy cents per thousand ecr szc dollar atty
cents Under the old note size were one dollar
any per thousand and letter sizs dollar seventy I've
II Ia estimated the Department will want four hundred
thousand size and nine million letter size quarter
The funeral ceremonies OF Captain Newton today
impressive and largely attended. The Naval Courts were
not In session.
The Secretary or the Navy has decided 70 les the Naval
Courts take recess Of three weeks - the In
which with ssses summoned aud In attendance
disposed o. Probably The arst OF week viii DO the
time nxed.
Lieut. Dusny, United States Navy, has resigned.
learn this evening that Senator James, OF Rhode Il land
viii be rendered the position OF Commissioner Of Pasenis
J. Porter Bawly has not been rendered the sxth Au
ditorshp Of the Treasury II win be given 10 Virginia.
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BD-fuN July 1901.
The steamer Admiral seized yesterday afternoon,
undcr warrant Of Judge spragre FOR Illegally having on
beard quantities OF qucr Ball will be given, and the
steamer VIII usual male her irip- 10 81 John, n b.