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cLEARAScEs.

Scama- Mzy Qleen, NiEer. Detroit
Propeller HfitWaukee. Hunt. But.l0.
Pno1sler CuTuhoga. Hsthaway, Chicago
Prooe Ter Genesoe Chef. uoad. Ssndusky
Sch1oner EUx. Dill, Chicagus 80 3ous Coal.
Schooner Graz EaEie GaTick DetrOii; lt2 tons coal
Schooner Posi-. Nagls. Sanduskgs go tbs marble.
Scou 81 Jeph 0aer. no Il tons coal ~ Kegs nais
b0Ies glass tons gadstones Is packages md< % dozen
rakeS.
ScOw R0ena, FsrgheT, Saginaw no cargo
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u Connections are aadc with Returning Trains from
the points are MAGE stag sOu'h and East tso ~
CLEf ELAED Tor Sandusky. Toledo, Detran, ChIraso,
Enc, DunkTk Buffalo. NagTg Falls and Canada, ,Youa ss
town. Warres and New Castle
re- Bagass checked through 10 all points and tra1sler
red Tree Os charge.
~ For Tickets or nforma ioa apply rt ts Union Tick
ct Ohce 81 Superior street, Il she oce Depot, and
eli Rail-u1a Ticket Olhrcs-
]. FARsIER. Sup L, CleTelsnd-
; A MYERS. Gcu Ti-ser 4s'5, Ciese and Iuh5
CLKIkLAAD, ZAAESIlLLB 4 ClAClAhATI
EsaTERnaI,.
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- s;sss.-;::;ss ;:;..s;;s.-
On and after March 8, 1855.
pASSENGEHS GOING SOUTH will
leave Cleveland N the trans q the Cleveisnd
Hudson,) for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, OrIvle and
Mlersbure. connecting at Oryile with traifs the
Pittsburgh n Wayne ard Chicasa = IA, east, and
for Canton. Ms wooster, I1rdeuve and u aasieid
Iaus leae 4lllasburg for Ccyel land a. IS A N and
l35 p N, cQnlrig az OrryIe with on the p Fl
G. r. r., by Whipa passengers, from Canton Massil-
Wooster, Loudeuvile and Mansdeld reach CereIand
BY the evening tram Al 10 o. p M
feh3 SIMON PERKINS Supt
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MARINE NEWS.
kKRIvALs.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. June 10th
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CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET

SAILS EvERT TEDSEsDAA-
v-z, =, Va Bsrgrn,s ca PStfs5urg Sfrsff-
Reeves-Thess are sold blythe head al pi,es
the .ue d y Of the etinalOd weight Of iRe Dc N -,
.u,r1crs rhe HIDE ana TalOw or fflh quir'ei J. NO
counted r,n. II ls5s.
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FLOUR.
sTILEsvILLE MILLS, INDIANA

We are receiving the following we'll known brsndsor
Flour On consignment which we call the attention ar
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Rrass FOundery.

Brass FOundery.
MORLEY l. ODbLL HAVING
WI completed their New FoundeTy at tie fot Of Via
T5ri sreef arc nov prepared n7ke even drserpien Of
BRASS CASTINGs. We mauuiacture al kinds u -
is an ocks for steam ani Gas, and the v7EQns artlces
used 10 the plumbing business Locomotives - seam-
af Belis Hvarnt an kinds OF BrssS ods used By DIS
tiliers AIschinesfs and Rair0ad Companies ,
II MORLEY, J. n ODEl<L-
Clevelaud. NV ls 1sie. mylSct
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nEEFEs-
We noie sales bg the following noi.i11-, A. VII
,-,,n G. s stone Z; odel smith IL ) D
eol -, : = samuel H.ihauay S James Lyon 4 "n-
,ssa = James Andersen To- Mr. oO0aii, ? J visa
.,lc over fy head Of cattle were disPossa
- g,o-lsv- Al sas1a4 y 100 rs live weight
COWS AND CALVES
r.. v.,enope os4sd to-day and there IS but hitie ia
QuiFy foT them
ve sheep were sold to-day by different pArtit'
-,,s ranrius from 81 IS . head According %
q1aliiY-
RENARKs-
There was large quantity Of cattle al me yA14s le
-. t1t ttey were principally all sold on "A good sea-
we're but few h@Id when We left Oaite
abealhT composition eHsea lng the buyers best si0ok
ipy-.risbIy taxing the preference
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BRADBURN & FTSHRR-

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
y mission NJ erchaHts, and Dealers IN Ff.h- Nj.
lass and Produce, Nos l9j and ia River street and i
~ y ssa1S% street GFoeers Block. Cleveland Ohio
W. A FISHER. ,ng,i 51.. ,a. .
"' n 'AA stzSDAkl HENRY y BEnis- W NURRKY
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHAN
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PITTSBURGH ANO wHAELING MAIL
kEENEs

.GoIsG SOUTH AND East CONNECTIONS AeE MADE
Al Hudson, for Guy ab0sa Fails Akrn and Allersburgh
A. Alliance, Canton, 1ia.siiion, Wooster q Se
Al Bayard, Tor Carro Hon, upfcr an. - PlL2elphla
Al Sieubenviie, for Cadiz Cosiociol and Newark
Al Whesnug. for Baltimore and Washington
Al Baila.F Tor Calhridse ZlncsFle ard Crc.cvilie.
AT fItsnursh, Tor harrisDarsh b1ltlmcre fhade pha
and New EOrk.
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OWING JAMES a., MANUFAC
- TURER Or AND DEALER IN TIN, SHEET lR0A
~ COPPER WARE. &c ontaro-si-
FtHAMBERLAINS & LEE, MANU-
- FACTURFRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Al. KINDS OF SPORTING AND BLASTING POW
DER Once, No Atwatsr block movie
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LATER FROM ME1co.


~ On ov.s -. cayBue-l
The Mexican E1trsorf' nary Of the 18th ult publishes
a circular lsom 81 fHTa minister ID war and naa1ne
Ouansiuato w.th desire that II he Communicated .
governors vi deTar a.ts and military chich - he may
deem proper prohibiting the imposition Of fsfeed LOANS
on foreigners alleging GROUNDS that they aavc given
rise 10 claims the port 81 lo-ea MINISTER'S represent
sae patiuns with whom Mexco fficndIy tans, thai
the government wishes AVOID all motives Of complaint
Which might perchanec endanger the mutual good undcI
stsang existing between them and thai sofesnels
are exempt Tom contributing 90 forced loans ~ virte
Of the soer iecarafion made BY the supreme govern
Inent il the month ID FebruAls.
Al she request OF the French IN MISTER, tfrr ios
the expulsion Of 6ree esers Of fran-e has been re-
called Those for the expulsion Of sr Larnora and Mr.
Carson hs also been cancelrd
The cathedral and temple Of La ComPausa ansi San
Agusa al MoreEla were tElowa down " rg'rs By this
earthquake OF the 18th ut. paFsie be- S'rs fcI
aud most of the otheas remained IA very diiaaaaod
condition AZ Patz1cuaro, ftesn ies west Of More
Ia the temples OF PaTuquia compaaia, Sam Juan
dc Dss AMI the Sanctuary q Gaafalue we're shaken TO
the rroUnd 2s well number 81 private houses
the ruins a which xfeen der bodies hsd been recovered
Inc adjacent villages Of Indapares. ChaTo, &c. were
thrown ilto ruins Ia the toy q Chiipanengo sway
houses were throw down. and the streets heapcd wfh
ruins IN 6uadalajara al the houses, and "a Iguaia
number are rrog ed TO have suffered less and
the earthquake cinf-Rg during the hat Of frag be-
tween the Zuloa and Jusrez fore or tire iterf pted
IT, In oer tow noticed the earthquake, though
ly felt ana causing much ALARM is not reported
done any damase. AZ Jalana shc X also felt On
the 2eth So that the phenomenon experienced on
three snc sye days n different pals Ut the court !.
e aIerg' forces reported 10 have been ivc1l out
of Guanaluato by thoe Of Zrioags r~der Gov. Mora
NiIlamil-the Ia losing one hrldrod men, and
the former doubtless, 1t IS saii, much more
The federal forces also reported TO have retired
rom Cur ,alajaru, bat no particulars inown.
The State Of durango had been declared under mar ai
law n consequence Of anticipated invasion from Chi
huAhua-
Gcn Alvarez snd rs SON Diego repolted stu at
their home, but il repoI ed they would take
the field. Reports say that fom 3, 600 TO geo P1tos
hr crossed the Mescala Flson with the largest force
having gone towards Toluca for which plaee the goveI-
ment had despatched troops from the capi'I
II Is said that General Yauex % srcceed the late
Gen 0sollos
Gov Pesqueira of Sonora has issued proclamation
a1st Cornonort Zuicaga, and all revolutionary Mill
officers says he viii not submit to the Cover n'pent
of the clergy aud that Sonora VII hold herself indie
pendent Of all factions and invites other Sffes 10 join
With her The Extraor1na suggests CHS may indicate
that there is something in the remarks Of Senator Hous-
ton regards the disposition Of the St lie q Sonora
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~ A. 49, -tae5t1 ruA.csr Irrsmr-s ~
- A.tf Jsc~ 1x<h lss~-
GEAtkD f1hSkAS q be ks4~xxza ssAl ~
ecsocA usan @ unsdsy saxo~s
ssuck q the pu,l=6 she
rcnsars~ssc hEso& franz la
q Iss~Hry hSe
yyaa annually II Isnn~s ssA sas 81 e~ca
seas, IL, 49, 49,. A. = - - - -. 81 -
s~r and fur frnssss NJ
ssscrs4 axsn<s seiA
srsvsd ms sufssary tf sAs
rrcusrry s~rary u rnscS saza whose ccritass |"
aonsf4g bad all ihs bsds sss bs
pissescn t n sarzs, And iuss ssss
prezaun aGsrud thcresn- 81 q las1 - =He 90
yrvpassh
sepc mr. u 1861 and be- addressed the Ssrr
sary 4 Treasury Washington. G Tho
copied hsaaer sia sa dsHrars
q
by ssoud bas parton res,dny
United tey VIZ be ScsSed aessts y
prenaam with
lblsdssYaaa, osicsns b1asa ftsaf1s,ssse
a rsysie
bearer wrh coupons
SAnE4y payabis beAzer
the
as~~e
dsyanares rurd Tao WA
6 d~pose rss
that lss f january VIII be the sncces bladder
nis~nes ny aerosn~ry where asa~ns
Successful bidders VIA he rcuirrd ~ d~ate the Fwncxi
" their accIrd bids before the hrsi day SszseSse
The preliminary agsc of viii be mpeaiasey
dsrcctsd 20 be resurned 10 the unsuoxczsfd nndaerr.
HDwUL cya8
June s7-lawtAaes rInicil screnry q shs Treasury
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In an article headed "A PerpleKing Discover u" by
the Paris correspondent OF the Boston Traveller publish
recently in the Union, the 1gaoN mineral y callsd
fossil ivory colorcd by metHlc oxides N the ground
las is true only OF inferior kiad of turquoise,
called occidental turquoise found the of snor
in Lower Languedoc colored with phosphate Of iron
Inc oriental turquo land the of the Sbe-
RAM anhydrous tphosphste of alumina rad de-
riFes its color from the OXIDES of iron s1d copper
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EoR THE SPRINGS BALTIMORE AND ONO

IyOR THE SPRINGS BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Jig RAIl.RoAp-BERKF1Ey, IgpRn. CsnoN, JoRnANs.
sASNoSDAETa cuRh tickets l.m
Washington thr Northern Virginia aud Bedford ~frinEs
r1R BE1hfi Ey SRN6S, cor1ty, Nrsdst
stopping
and miles the Springs, good Ears
Sir Jolu's
i, n leaving Washington n
Burkccy
hy which reach the Springs before midnTis
SHf,Sss (eford By
nj fnrl
Cumberland 4, arriving
dinner thr Fare through, ~ 7a-
FOR JoRpANs srxlSEs .s miles from Harpr Ferry
Manchester rniircsa) and Nf GfFt&
FOR sHAAstNDALE SURVIVES az miles om HarperE Ferry on
viii NJ
Harper. Ferry,
CaFpS STRINGS m, tr~nr
~ Winchester o.. 1880
Washington
spend Sunday Berkcry,
m Mondsr. r. X. fARsoNs, Agent
". P. SmsrH Mueer Of Trsnsroranan- July gl--5w
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no. GIG
sales Of Public Lands IN the state - L4ssisiAna-


4
Fs lS0- oi',I
sales ef Public Lands An the state e Lou isian ma
- - - - 81 - - - -
II N I1kSiAhlE OF law, * 10 hereby declared
sonemep dSIed May = IN lsos al the under eninea nne %
Az me au o I'D Mcnre oou.prpciur an Monday tc soth aay
AZ sptenl~r next aosal q public
IN the .oltowpr townships parts nshi,s viz.
8, ~, - !, q -.
-fsrsA y 1e p1se e'"s n"a easy A' 1"c'fas "-'A~A
sccious Ghe lbe y III NV 4 OF q, n
4 the ~ tbs y o. sE and The X OF sWta
81 Japshp q a. "a
IN ~ f,aasasp 4
and g. 81 nsy,
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(eOPPEg scAIE-There will be sold at public
~ anctsaa, IL ODE lSth day ~ July, 1855 NE
q Navy Yard Wellington may
offered The analysis Of samples ~ similar
hnsrf MT cre ~ metallic corper
prsriou % the sne appIca-
june a VIZ FrxE, Navy Agent
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I'VE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS

wv reduced ~ ricarx entire NJ
{af rportzstnn fabrics,
an cther
~hacf fbe
nbris all
opportunity securing really eoras
at
ouc only, marsed pnn figures therefore purchaser
ovc-chsrred. ~ -
oprninF An old bills Nc
csh lselsncn, ny VIII prior Opening
ffJsKY N<uTysgR,
Nccnfrsl Stores. building,
July la-1Ndh opposite Centre
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CRAND PICNIC FOR ORPHAN BoYs.--Ybe

NJ Indy 81 81 Ja-eph orphan Boys Asylum VIII
Nc Nersan A Boundary between lsth and 1at
Cocnhi&n Gxr, Thnraisy I'D July
the deyual uouuty the there
81 shady Eounds,
Washington, Scpssrosn Alexandria tte ro;au-c
rh tine largo lnnsion House VIII be all day for the comfort
OF ther pasrous
Dinner supper, refreshments &c. furnished by the
police Will perfect order
gentlemen 80 adis Is cents; children and
be had Of the lady ana gentlemen and
the Pillow wing sioreS
Tag or injury, blanchard nohun " Filr John Ellis
iiarbaugt Marin Palmer Ford Brother, d. Adwel George
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A SrAE1Es Turn Hundreds die annually from
elected coughs and colds, when by the Of single
bottle OF DE- wistars Balam Of Wild Cher their lives
could be preserved to a green old age.
Buy unless it has the u. "A signature Of IL
Br~E" ON the wrapper July 2I-DSW&W.
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II j. w M GALTS STEAM FIRE-WOOD
IL kas and general ruc
known as Van Ncs wharf soc ~ srvrn~h
thereon he mills
our rnrvsled sawea and wood which ccsaay
rc"u"ny AMI uvenepce
The Saving ssu~ ~
. g.- esls
Al wopd purchased II warranted Satisfaction,
s..F
In our ooai Department -ursce, purchase
hui the best
all perfnctf
enabling deliver a,
T. T. q W. NJ CALI
ocrs rcrthursf ~ fsh and
fenuryivarir avenue. and Esca q 1stk street. t.1st
duly l4--dG
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By JAS G. MCGUIRE = Co, Aactieneer..

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
-
Thursday rrrcn Ssy e ~ ss csouk the
shat sci numbered
nsvrh
ENG nvcraxs derdh n shcss - Feed N ~
~mt ssrd cash the rsdne n mouth
JAS c MCGUIRE acc,
July fit Au
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
ID sbseriber bcarinF .P e sls o. necrmbcr In the
eighteen hundred aud nty 65e and recorded In Ilbcr j.
and made
ssascri5cr Il O'Clock, Friday 3ott
d deed viii offer fr sale at Pubr
Washington being
Of bounded the
sacnshu-y road tim wc Ny The land Of ihs iai Washington
Berry North Renting lands, and south
boundary highly improved ant
andss (leT) or thcreabou-
rrm nrrhnser will required fourth II
pnrrhase hand thc Time Of tie
sale.
give deferred psymenss
BY s premises.
purchaser shau fal comply with
the subscriber to
prrfse for cSsh after prrvcns
al such defastas Pnrchnscr
cY JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
July 7--enkds af J. C. MrECIiE Apcicneer
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Az county, yrgssr, Tuesday
By the Rev. G. H. AMI idoYA~ x WALL NEE
Ct Washington city, 8fa EN " daughter 81 szsnE
In baltimore 18th or rst MAY, CT Rt 5Fg n
city Miss NARY FIlNlt MAI IIssY, famury CT VIZ a.
% q
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~ orIGNAL AND oNLy LONDON GIN IMPORTED This Can,
distilled London under the survelianc oil e
British deicaey OF Che italian
berry valuable rcnratres % the re
Kingdom aerng H. OF The u eminent ea
and safest suuans dure1c drunk ~ use
delicate iitriDE entirely
devoid f harsh ,ncd taste which rem
Holland Gin tnapps obsosah'e
Though medicine recommended by lyseans
generally OF Dypepsia Cont khennsatism rusy ap
Ieases OF te Urinary or
whilst me
weae VIII lind by lis adoPun relief irom these distress
wich intend their delicate orgnnno
DR. Valentine Of New York Che highest medical authority
pronounce= OF LEES LONDON CdAAi GIN .rot any superior
he seem.
peculiarly aRFad settlers the soab~rn and western
changas d waiter md ar
thirty eight cents,
by gesrs ierers and meyriufs Beware
AZ nsa5ons. OTHER n IA7piTtdL
Nay Waahingan of Eroser, DANTE Clark, j.
b. Mlon Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot, Rchard Rysu
EDMUND c. CHAIR ES
~ Importer, Bruncwny, New York
EDMUND C. CHARLIE Importer,
Mar I4-ly 40 broadway, New YnTk.
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IS CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
tins bsi wesaher md 20 drak 700
order he perecsy safe ocol nnd com
irritable Ssivesers nrrg store corner ON
OF Luck ia Soda or tsean arnp
which are by crowds who dairy ris the
founs the best IN the
July LEV
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UTANTED--Printers and Editors.--The propri-
w Of THE web and popular weekly The nra
Southarner, Missouri
the office and This opportunity emily pnpw
OF the The south wealthy
lors county Population of the alone
RICHARD IIwAEzei
Box I0-7. Baltimore.
A persons wishing a. june
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A Caribou patrons are hereby notified that all
IA on dc 2~h m
he raaerss ssmcni on
sug and need uoy
every socoont presented msa VIII
caserfu and prunrJa response
me T--aud awn I90cn- t8r7ftkk CO.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY DR.. John J. Moor
III ! vol with map and plates 81
The Trpia Macrn Springs with remarks their by VIM
Burte N. y. vel, with a ~ - ~
Fanauier Suiuhar Spriass f,v NfNtar. Is
rrp si. Virginia springs 1885 By Lady 20
LIFE White Sulphur Springs by wrs'e IS
Bei ou Baths snd wssrry Re~inen I vo " 20
Also. Mrfs st:ide Brooks sc, cfcssrr dcsrripson
duty ~ FRAScx TAYLOR.
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u,nE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

YTNlF MUTUAL LIf r. INSJItANtE tUHI Az
III YORK.
Nct February ~ SIS ass sa Secured in State
bonds ~ hrst c'sss sa#H
Tredrri.E Winston president Abbott secre4ary-
NJ ersuipug physician, sSs Ninth street
am,,ess the sfce Of
CHARLES sFf IsEN, Agent,
Tune .2--d6ms "a
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DIED SULPHUR SPfsINGs Moxn6x cpeSry, ym-
N csssA-rhoe Springs r hr
rroepnSn wc kncwa sa neiuanai
taa have &e 81
sulphur s-oay ruino
brosiai eas, cftao dlaIrhoa, a5spen,
and eseusex N the brHh
ysiors via Richmond scpurg rye vgsnK and
Tennessee Sewbarn They wff then nre eaf
ofss o Alex
Central raroad there DOM aoost misses
staging is,t - 49, 80
coming usually much Sewded sreugh u
nonli Angasr T. = tAhf,a4A a "
May 30-acrno 4t Feet
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MILITARY onaAsIzAr1nx--la pursuance Of NOTICE.
meeting Of the e1izens u wsshisg0u Who favor
a revival Of the militia srjris n aidst h<d
l~t evening the Assembly Eooas bus scA regret ~
exprcssd W. ths- who have this oa5u<a d-y hers,
that szs per.uns shoad have bsss Yssssnf .nd taE
sters oossd have bsra t~ton secure nfssssry
g~aiznton here which Should be worthy OF the national
metropolis Ths nseting dsly orgar ned, and sd-
dxes~as made by Capt Davis, Capt TAFT. Lieut.,
Lloyd, and oahers when proposed that thoss who
desired Do should thrnaseiyes for txat pur
pose As this proposition not responded 10 by the
audience il suggested that these who fsit Disposed
shouid enroll their members nj the Nxaion
Guards and Light In1An1y which woa3d b. . a uclcsm
around which orsanizatsa might srring up, that
would he the pride aud bosst of citissns We
sorry 20 be Obliged 10 ay that this proposition met with
little favor and the conciuson which we are compelled
to come u.s. THAI the oniy hope for a revival of ztay
enthusiasm here rests VITA oei Hickey the other
fcers who hive takea the matter hand and who win
labor zeaIoasls 90 effect THAI object.
Dza~usprsax Psrsfra The asstnbutiou Of medals
and premiums 10 the pupils Of The Fourth dist school
took plac yesterday afternoon the smithsona Iassi
tuition Ia the presenee Of large audience 1ae occasion
Of great interest and the Sparkling eyes and
modest thanks atessed the appreciation Of the recipients
Of these tokens of psetnent The address of the eve
ming was delivered by Rev Mr. Hall and we hope that
those who heard the reverend gentleman viii profit by
his reasonable and well timed ADVICE
srpDks DkArH- Vest erday afternc about hal past
three clock, Alexander Rollins. stonecutter work
the postotce exersion, suddenly e to the grornd
and died N few monents The physician who wac
alnmoned, infosme oorid do nothing for his
relief and stated that the Of rs death must have
prooeeded rom sudden prostraton- Work mrne-
diately stopped The deceased leaves wife and one
child He temperate IN his habits and had been n
delicate health for the last three years ccmpl
ing equentIy Of chlls
held their first meeting Monday evening last the
City Hall Drs r. c. Davis, T. K Stone II G. Psl-
mcr, c. Mccoy, r. s Walsh, j. E Morgan, and y b.
H. Smith j. e. Dunnawin, JOS Bryan, +. Mohun, and
H. A Clark, esqrs- /; and c. r. Force, NJ n, Commits
sioner of HealtL present DIR. Stone elected
president of the board DIR Force is secretary acio
REJOICING On Monday night after the graft y'ag re-
suit of the election n the Fourth ward ko, a. the
friends Of Mr. Molra gave him serensde. From the
resdence Of MT Mohun the crowd proceeded to the resi-
dence Alderman Brown and thence to the residence Of
Mayor Berret The worthy Mayor responded TO the CA
Of his welcome visitors ia hearty and appropriate
speech.
ST.. AxDREws FREE CHuRcH.-1ne stone Of tbs
church was laid ON Monday ever ing In the presence Of
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yT,IIE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

THE FAUQuiEk WHITE ALrhtE SrhiNbS,
Gary mies om WHsaulgsaH hafng been
rsasscd Inns c~Aatshsss ~ pe 9snro ."
su~tinieaa
entan uspsa ssssstants
pains win he $1,000 IN ssess 70 scpaoa&ie ln
sHe f3aAE NE
Orange ~ Sri~k IA ie Rsrnng
and evening ~ o ~ ana :, y m Hekt
Sn'sssng she sn"s t
= f asa q 4 y
~ Or, ~ wssk, SO pf
mouth $40 ending lst tcie
.sa sndrr IL SAa rns srysas sso
hall price. IS .fai 1sa vi Iia'h A. si-hl-N
June Us
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ST. AxDnEws FREE CHURCH line coaler- stone Of tbs
church laid Monday evening in the presence Of
large assemblsge The ceremonies highly impos-
ing
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WANTED.-The trustees Of II

II oanps9- No. wish 70 e5
rage rcrnmnsuy ssarsn qualified ana - pvnuAEN the In
n and Creek languagn,
perrxa psrrr,rw canednnna, ~ exssnn<on
snsr wAe nvs6aais d rood NOR
vii " rsqairsS Ns1s 9,ss .zsf1.sa
a,u,s.acu win ~ rcursvse suuy ~ ~ Jpy NEXT
when an oIersou the casuhsW
~ lea NJ seysemsax ; Fststa 5Ys n 4se
r~ Nurkvae AosAsmy school.
es0e m Gte fund and ;rc
" In ss1sgsse tsk
nprkrtne rs lus ushsaesn, csnnectce by
vNh da&iy un:s kSbs Cor
benlsh, and T~~scsnes many social advantages
crde~ tks NtLiiAKD =. BOWIE
Jusy b. F8e t.sea Secretary.
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DoARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG

II
frincipnl-Denaid Nnoleod, A. NJ unsvcrrisy, Glasgow
thc scrond Monday Of sep
teueer, and end Che 3pfh day Of June aetc~dng
thorough literary r crsnrs ciai a1vnHtscs snrnd
elementary inucn efficiency Of IN French
department, i unsurTa<aed-
viii az hrs; srusevs n a and
Others who may equally prepared take tins mad ecve
science fnzrr nfsnation sea cre
urs ts4 July 3-pAswwsdks@.