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RkrREScHMEsr AND REroRM.-The Lou-r

RETRENcHMEST AND REFORM.-The Lou-y
isvile Journal thus hits off the holowness OF
the professions of the Democracy about eca
omy it, the public expenditures. 1t says
Retrenchment and reform is one Of N
stereotyped campaign watchwOrds of the Den
mocratic party, but in practice they always
manage to deplete full treasures and TO make
more extravagant and useless expenditures
than were ever made before. The present
Democratic Administration found, when 1t
came into power, surplus of twenty mil
lion of dollars in the Federal treasury. The
work of retrenchment and reform was begun
in manner peculiar TO Democracy. In less
than one year the whole of this vast surplus,
besides the receipts into the treasury and
twenty millions more of borrowed money,
has been exhausted by this reform and re-
trcnchment party; and now, for the first time
in many years, without n war, without any
occasion for extraordinary expenses, the treas
ury is empty and heavy national debt has
been incurred. We suppose the reform and
retrenchment Democrats cant help this cou-
dition of affairs. Their political partisans are
ravenous for spos. Their yoracity must be
appeased, and whatever economy may be EN-.
ployed in the legitimate expenses Of govern
ment is more than counterbalnneed by the
exorbtant demands of these party managers,
whose claims upon the Democracy are always
preferred 10 those of the people.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

RIVER AT VIcKsBURG.-The Vicksburg
Wing Of the I'd inst, says the river at that
point is swelling slowly, and now lacks
about ten inches of the highest water ever
known
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WASHINGTON, June !, ls5S.-Lord Napier
has desired his dispatches TO Admiral Stew
art, sent from Washington yesterday, to be
forwarded from Halifax by special steamer to
Bermuda. He has advised the Admiral to
order dscontinuance of the visitation Of
American vessels pending the Instructions Of
her Majesty's government
Letters from Arizona to Lieutenant Now
ry, delegate from that Territory, state that il
is probable that Peschiera, Governor of So
nora, will declare that State Independent in
the event of the success of the Zuloaga gov
eminent or Santa Annals return to Mexico.
The news confirms previous statements re-
gOrding the correspondence between Peschie-
ra and parties in the United States. Arizona
continues much disturbed by Indian depreda-
lions, murders and robberies, and there being
| no courts of law tie violence remained I'M
checked. The intelligence from the silver
mines is highly encouraging, fresh discoveries
having been made. Tucson was nearly de-
serted by the people going to the new placer
gold diggings at Canada del Ora, forty miles
distant. Emigration from California was on
the increase, and press was nbont being
brought from San Francisco for the establish
mcnt of newspaper at Tucson. The peo-
pie were anxiously waiting, and expected n
territorial government.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

W- The Governor of Pennsylvania
signed the bill passed by The PennsyivI
Legislature abolishiDg the Usury laws Of
State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

Rust IN OATs.-.SOme Of our farmer
friends say the oats crop is nearly ruined
with the rust. The early wheat is safe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

t5Y- The municipal election in New Or.
leans has resulted in favor of the American
candidate For Mayor. So far rs we have been
able to ascertain the facts, the "Vigiance
Committee" seems to be an organization de-
signed to place the municipal government in
the hands of the anti-American party In
New Orleans, rs in every other city Of the
Union where there is n heavy foreign ele.
ment, the tendency is towards anarchy and
violence; yet we are continually reminded by
pandcring prints that the foreign element is
the "raal conservative stringth of the coun-
thry,' and without II the government would
be 'nix comaraus."
The Augusta Constitutionalist gives the
following among the causes at the bottom OF
the outbreak:
New OrlednS.--ln our telegrnphic columns
will be found short despatch in relation to
the condition of affairs at New Orleans. The
excitement growing out of the late contest OF
the "Extension" and "Anti Extension" par
ties to the Jackson railroad, added to some
old local broIs, and some "cancer cases" on
the Know Nothing organization of New Or.
leans, are some Of the immediate causes
which have produced the present moral and
political disorgnnisntion of the Crescent
city,
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ST. LOUIS, JuEe lit is reported here
that Marcy's trains have been cut off by the
Mormons. The reported expulsion of Cum
mng is discredited at LenYenworth
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

Try General Scott will be sevcnty-two
years old on the 18th inst. lie has been in
tho army half n century.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

BABYLON Is FALLEN."-Mr. Teg
American horse Babylon, we see, wq'sih
peditor at the EPSON Races,-but "cf'tsl
last"-the telegraph says. Alas for Bac,y
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NORTH CARoLlNA.-Governor Bragg, of
North Carolina, has issued his proclamation
fixing the first Thursday in August as the
time for electing successor to Mr.. CIingman,
late member of the llSuse Of Representa-
tives.
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REJEcTEp.-We learn that the convention
of stockholders of the Union and Planters
Bank, held few days since, determined to
reject the provisions of the Bank act passed
by the last Legislature. The rejection re-
leves the Bank Of Tennessee from resuming
specie payments at the time designated by
that act.
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t5Ry- Our neighbor of the "Clarion,'
Cleveland, has adopted the plan of the Yam
kee schoolmasters-gon 10 boarding round
among his patrons. Not bad idea that, Of
"catin' it cut with EN-" They'll probably
plank up the mon next time. Sharp fellow,
tina. Collins.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

MEMrHls.--Nlcmphis is getting to be
SWEET pacc-thcy knock people on the head
in open daylight, in the most frcQucntcd
streets, and then rob them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

NEw York, June -Four vessels arrived
here to-day, including the brig Abram, of Sa-
vannah all of them having been boarded BY
British slips Of war, but the British officers
were very polite in their intercourse.
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MARYLAND.-The proposition for call Of
State Convention, to remodel the Constitu-
ton, was submitted to the people of Mary.
land las: week, and voted down.
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CHARLESTON BANKs.-Dates from Char
lesion inform us that all the Panks in that
City will resume forthwith. The Bank Of
Hamburg is also ready TO resume at once.
The Banks having resumed in all the
States around us, may we ask how long be-
fore the Tennessee Banks will be ready TO
follow suit!
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DEATH.-JonN NJ. JARYAGIN, Esq, former
ly of this place, and eldest son of the late
Spencer Jarnagin, died in Trinity county,
California, on the 18th of April.
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New ORLEANs.-The advices from the
Crescent City show a very unfortunate state
of affairs there--mObs, guns, cannons, barri-
cades, and all that sort of thing. We give
in another place every thing that has come
10 hand in relation TO the emeute, but we
doubt whether the reader will be able to tell
what the fuss aud confusion is all about.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

BACON AT NAsHvlLLE.--Ihe following is
the quotation Of the Bacon market at Nash
vile, on the Sth:
Market dull. We quote shoulders at 81;
hams Z; sides 81 per ID.
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CoNGREss.-i esterday was the time fixed
for the adjournment Of Congress.
Tbs PEARL RIVER CARGoEs.-The New
York Express aud other Northern papers are
reviying the "yarn" abOnt cargoes of negroes
freshly imported from Africa having been
landed upon the banks of Pearl river, and
then sold md scattered among the planta-
tons of Mississippi. The story is n sheer
fabrication, without any Foundation. The
following in reference to the disposal of the
negroes is sufficient TO stamp the whole thing
with n Munchausen paternity;
GAS soon as they are placed in the field,
the master selects some reliable negro man
Of his own force, TO whom the newly import
ed African is chained, and whom he is COM
PEELED to initiate and follow in the days
work."
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Pinckney Henderson, Senator from
at Washington on the night of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

THE SAyIoRs-Therc are about hall
dozen papers South, edited by men with
more learning than sense, which are contin-
ua!ly harping on Dsunion, and threatening
what tho South will do in such and such
contingencies. These men, so far as their
papers have any circulation, are misleading
the public mind abroad-they have no SYM
pathy with the people, and know nothing OF
their tone and temper-somc'o Of them belong
among us, and Others Of them don't-and
their statements in the premises are not
worth more than the bald assertions Of other
members of tho Pillicody family, who ina
CINE that they are, each one, political Moses
standing on so many Pisgohs and pointing
TO the broad stream with lis green pastures
and fowery wales beyond. We respectfully
submit that if they could see themselves as
the public sees them they would step down.
Their outgvings a:e entitled to about as
much weight as the windy detonatiOns of n
colickv horse.
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RoBpERY.-The Murfreesborough Tele

RoBBERY.-The Murfreesborough Tele-
graph, of the 9th, says
On last Sunday night some person enter
cd the store of Mr.. A. o. II. p. Sehorn and
robbed the safe of Jewels amounting to
about $4,000. No clue has yet been obtain
ed to the thief.
ELEcTIoS AT WAsiINGToE.-A despatch
of the 7th says
The election for Mayor and Councmen
took place today. There was no general
outbreak though there was some rotlng.-
One person is reported to be killed, and sew
eral dangerously wounded. Many arrests
were made. The result of the election is
not yet known.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

TIE CENTRAL RoUTE.-The Lynchburg Vir
gilman has an article in reference to the Great
Central Route of Railroad now in operation,
and its connection with the Tehuantepec
Route to California, from which we take the
following paragraph:
But the new arrangement for carrying pas.
sengers and mails over the 1ehuantepec route
from New Orleans TO San Francisco, will still
increase the Importance of the great line I'M
der review. That the great mass of Califor-
MIA travel will follow the great mail over
that route, is plain from the fact that they
will thereby avoid nearly three thousand
miles of hazardous ocean navigation, and ac-
compish the trip in but little more than half
the time required ON any competing route -
Once at New Orleans there can DE no doubt
of their course North and Eastward--0ur line
taking them over a route, which besides be-
ing one third shorter, is one teeming with
varied attractions of beautiful country;
agreeable towns and cities; and at times with
scenery of surprising beauty--in place of the
arid, dusty, and unattractive country; and
the mosquitoes, tressle work, omnibusses &c f,
of the route via Charleston or the atten.
uated and tortuous course of the North Car
olina Central. 1t requires only momentary
glance at these points of comparison to con.
vince any intelligent person, that besides be-
ing the great travel route between the great
North East, and great Southwest and West
of the Atlantic States, this is to be the future
route for the trade, travel and treasure, be.
tween the commercial and financial empori.
ums of the Eastern-and the EldoradO's Of
the Western slope of our great confederacy.
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CRoPs,-A gentleman from Fouquier coun-
ty, Virginia, Informs the Washington Union
that the wheat crop in that county has been
greatly injured by the joint worm and the
fly. Not much more than half crop will be
harvested. The wet weather has nearly de-
stroyed all prospects for fruit.
A letter from Terre Haute, Indiana, states
that the farmers in that neighborhood are al.
most drowned out, not over half the corn is
planted, and great portion of that which is
in the ground will have TO be re-plnnted-t
is probable that the corn crop will be almost
an entire failure. Wheat, oats, barley, &C..
look very promising, and the probability is
that there will be an extra crop.
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Produce TRADE.-We neglected last week
to call attention TO the Card of John A.
Burckmyer, Commission House for the sale
of Flour and Grain, Charleston, So. Ca
Mr.. q. A. Neuiler, formerly Of the firm of
Nculler g. Hcndrix) who represents the
house, is now in East Tennessee. His long
and large experience in the business and his
Acquaintance with the trade and markets
generally, mako the house n very desirable
one for consignments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

15s- A Western editor in noticing new
and splendid henrsc, thinks "itwill afford
much satisfaction 10 those who use H."
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AUGUSTA PRoylsIoN MARKET-Be on
foot bass; Hogs, 7ias; Beef at retail, l0a
l2i; Mutton, 8 n 10; Pork, 10 n l2t.
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FIRE-EATERs CAvISG.-The Charleston
Standard, organ of the African Slave Trade
Fire Eaters, has suspended operations, and
the office is TO be sold at public auction.-
The late Southern Commercial Convention
is supposed to have been mainly instrument
tai in bringing about its death. Unless other
members of the same interesting family
speedily change their colOrs, they will go the
same ~ay. Papers that advocate a dissolu-
ton of the Union in order to enjoy the pfvi-
lego of stealing niggers on the coast of Afri.
ca, cannot long command the support of any
community.
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RRIrlsH AGGREssIONs.

w 80. W. bod in the Il
we suoJo'h Sopie P'o''u' H' -, 49,.
5. Senate IN relation 70 inc recent ou""s'
upon American vessels by British cruisers
"The resolutions on the subject of British
aggressions were considered.
"Mr. Toombs, (adm) Of Ga, repeated ms
remark Of Saturday, that he wanted the DrI-
tisb ships taken. The resolutions are mol
worth the paper they are written on.
Mr.. Hammond, (adm) of 5. e., disagreed
with the Senator from Georgia. lie was
not willing to be Struggled into war Dy an
amendment to an amendment. II Inc BIZ
fish acts are beligerent let us throw WIN all
duo solemnity, the bloody spear II we
must have war, let us declare war alter oi9
nifed consideration. A war win Englahu
will be the most momentous event mat mas
happened in the past three cenlutles-Pef-
haps in all time past. Perhaps hos!iIi.les
with England are, sooner or later, inevitable
and when it should come he oehe'ea Eng
land would be rushing on her i"te: LEI US
avail ourselves OF the chance arCfueu oy
these resolutions to avoid' until IL oe lorceu
on us, an event winch, whenever II occurs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

CoNGREss.-i esterday was the time fixed
for the adjournment of Congress.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR TO
red upon Dr. Charles A. Iss Of baltimore the order Of
81 stanissus Of the third hshea degree In testimony
q services rendered during the late Crimesu war. -
following import
BY the grace Of God, we, Alexander r., Emperor and
Autocrst OF all the Russas, King OF Poland, &c &c-ro
military medical service during the last war-In order 10
recompeuse you for the xcsous useful services OF
which oompeen, authorities averendered fun
ny, pleased 70 name you Knight OF our Imperial
Royal order OF n Ssnelsus Of the third elisa BY
ursss dated October 1901 Given 70 the Chapter Of
ders We have ordered al the time our harter Of
imperial and Royal orders VI these letters patent 70
be made out and 70 have AIMED thereto the seal a he
Order and 70 remit 70 Jon The decorations OF the came
pene u n Petersburg This llth Of Ocsobcr, 1857.
Gown Boron, Wee President,
IIEup CIV BiCIovwoYr Kurrpovp
Primes rRouRFrzRoI,
Members Of the Senate.
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CORPORATIOH NOTICES.
1,nsrs1I l P1EK-SoTicS-1nE FOLLOWING

ORNTBAL PAKK-HOTrCg4-THE FOLLOWING OR.
~ dInance pasred meeting Of the Board OF Com
missionary O the Central PART duly coayessd The Board
l. Two pounds hereby established within the Central
PARK for the mpounding Of borses cattle sheep, goaa
and found trespasng said pork All such
animals found ~ large upon the park may be taken By any
and driven carried % one OF the sd
pounds and be kept enclosed therein during five dsya
~ The end OF which time n not previously claimed they may
be sold Al public auction provided thAt within days AZ
ter they shall have been mpounded notice Of the sale shall
have been couspicuously posted In the pound.
2 Any per.on clAninE propsry m such inpounded sni
mails before the day OF sale, may recover The same Afr
suitable proof Of HE her right thereto payment for
each animal ohe than geese OF two dollars and the expense
OF keeping for twenty 1--WE and the
Of Keeping expense Of keeping be reckoned Is foows
each horse head Of neat stock y cents day for
each goat swineor sheep, twenty een per daI for essh
Property a. Board and the thus collected
shall BY him be handed within week. the rres
surer Of the Board.
s. within month After NE sale Of any mpoanded sni'
the Treasurer SHALL Afr deductns he full amount Of the
charges provided for above pay ever 70 him he process o.
their sale the shall be ADDED 70 Ne funds OF
TIE Board. ANDw. II. GRIMM, President Of the Board
Of Cons nissIopers Of the Central PArt.
Nrw yoRK. August ~. 1853
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Anew rrvrrrIoN or ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
N meta pise clasps extracting the roots be had
only ef he original k-yentcr sIohsm0ND surgeon der
80 W me Wonan hospital Madison avenue. Athis ofee
N Hle} or street New York be the certificates OF
de- ARR crers sttesng NE superiority Of bis nveutou
ser two years trial Cautions against all spurious ims
tons OF M ss invention The most sensitive teeth hte
without the least pain Win new mseriI mscoor " we
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NEWSPAPERS.

ITO ADVERTISERS THE NORFOLK AND PORTS.
i MOUTH DAY BOOK AZ an advertising medium " I'M
by paper published IN s section Of country
ssM penny paper publishes The list q es,srs and hss
larger olrculaon rorfok Portsmouth and vsiny than al
the other papers OF hose cities combined Northern msr
chants doing advertising in Virginia and North Csrans would
do well psronxe columns For terms address John
Hathaway, Editor Day Book. Norfolt Va
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MATRIMONIAL.

vonSo NAN WELL vDpCAfED, n yRARs or
"A sss sv,~ who ssont leaving hs counry ~ tcrr
A. h,s syent. would form he scousntssce ~ Young
49, =. /. -,iow WI a view 20 mstrmony she mnsf
he ~ ss.hle disposition have moie~sts wesrs And wn,ns
~ tr.~ei N Eurnpe best 81 references viii bs xfven
.rs Seoulrpa ku omrunirecns cgnsdentsiip regsrSed
riesse address p, herald coace, ~ Y.
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POI.rrICAI..

A MEXICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, ls's-A sPECI al
a meeting Of ssld commtt.e win be held this frtNl
evening August r. at oclock AT the corasr OF Aspsn~d
.. y. REYNOLDS, President
ss, ETsTsD }seUe,.rie.
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DENTISTRY.

spORaR w. NORTON, Oy isspssAss.
rxv MspecAers Department. New York. Auguss a. 1859
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Weekly Rspors Of Deaths

Weekly Report Of Deaths
Ia the city and county Of New York. from the l4h day OF
August 70 the 2lst day Of August 1873.
Men, 81; women, 80; boys, 23s; girls, a53-Tosa, ess
Adults l&7; children, 49l males, 3ls; females, 3ls;
colored persons, 7.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1858.

Dnx 0OODs, -:
EDWARD 1i nIKs N S 81. COCOA
NO. $50 pnoADwAL
wm spsr q wEDNisDAi, september l. 'Aek fall as'or'-
A'' Adahissc ~ D. !. S,i Syry -, i. NV.
ROBES s SsHs T TSEss 4 snn'
H0H sSB SsI s1Hauun
AH d $ $|.'$ " sS:.! ;sss %,,.
70 which win be constantly added all he novelties q the
season.
Intending 70 eo.nsst the retail Win our Whole
ss S both sA ans
be found I .si s;Fis
RsrpAL wREArHs Wells, corrEuREs IN EVERY
ID variety hair pins chenille and Els oSSs,s yi5 r ss4
B csdwsy ~ sssxse. rSo@p.ea,s and Tsior,. .slOos.
FALL AND WINTER sroox
cIoAKs a. AsH .s4H
WHOLESALE IL BUYERS.
TIoARs. xAsrnLAs. ETC.
Wholesale buyers-
Tho ''sscriosr 70 !. nov ~ prepared 70 e1n''"
New ~ and q 'e e.sss,n s: :,ssss
70 w.sa = void sgss.s invite ne q ssy.
Observe he number, .
IT, aco-. ma, ~ e-o.ow.x
Ci'AAs AND 50 . SilLs o.
And are ready AYE ssSS ssS - ~
CLOAKS CIRCULARS. RAsLAss'A 3D.
frencS and German mantlia shsvIa
An OF which they arc prepared 20 Offer ct low prices
AIDES 11Snss nsKs s s5xhss PRICES
a7 Broadwsy. near twenty sixth street.
T AIDES CLOTH nAay.AKs-A VERY LARGE As.
IL OF ladies' cloth rAsans OF all shades OF coors
aa enc P sssss2 .
nsntilla store. 400 Canal street. a: EDoEaToN:
NEW EIBBos rkIMMNg AND sxssoiDsRYsroRE.
IN MITCHELL McLINrOCK,
opyos,ss ks sSaS Hotel.
JUST AND ire SEr% '00's
SrRANa, ApKIAScK = co;
y I%PSTsers and d. whcesaIs s dSA lscnT N
HAVE REMOVED 70 rHB STORE SIS BROADWAY,
y On con-
A'S ssFfx frf SsT < # ;issn:v'
Consisting Of fancy abrcs silks ress goods embfoidertes
&C. &C. together with full stock of staple articles adapted
family Believing the exten. and variety of their stock
70 be worthy special attention. they would respectfully
WmKrs BHo1H 3 john street,
Have hand and offer for sale large Assortment OF AL
kinds Of fan millinery goods Of their own importation and
ufacture viz:
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
sATfNs yELvErs, PLUSH and all other
BONNET MATERIALS,
LACkS, BL0NDKs AND RUCHES,
STRAW BLONDES, LAOe5 AND I1BBU -,
Ut the lowest prices 20 which hey beg 70 call the attention
Of The trade
1890 FALL TRADE.
lOOO. j II. HOMER.
No Ill Chambers street,
In now receiving and desirable styles OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Comprising
Straw Bonnets
Ribbons, feathers and bowern
Millinery goods in every variety.
To which he socss The attention Of
CASH BUYERS.
pERSONAI..
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THE FIREDGEN.

90, ,,,,,s, - ,s.s ~, =, ,,svr,,o
~ Of The Erempt Firemens' Association will be held a.
riremeus Hail. Friday evening. the 2b O'Clock, "
consideration the invitation Of the Fire Department
10 joir with them In celebrating the laying OF the Atlantic
Telegraph cable. BY order q the kxecuaye Ccumi'tee
A. r. OCRwkSHAUsEN Chairman.
FRANCIS HAeADoRN, Secretary.
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DLAHCARp HOUSE, BROADWAY AND rwyLrrH
ID New located elegantly furnished with
modern Improvement nov open under new mansxe
meni Board 90 per day By The week q lover r.tss PUB
nc favor soieited. BLANCARD MACLuLbAN.
COOPER HOUSE, NO. sS4 BRoADwAY.-PRfCs roR
~ rooms one person per day, from Is cents 70 81 cents
gentleman and wife from 81 70 Va less BY the week Meals
served n rooms IL desired.