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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

FLURI.StE, VCt Z, 1903.
Noderation Of tie People in the Pursuit Of LibyNo Ou,
raaes Ercpt By the Papal Authoriie7he Imperial Ar.
sters Cause Injury to the Well6eing Of TIE Population
ari1aJdi About to Enlarge the Force in Central Ealy-
The Ezsqudtur Of tie american Consul Wahdrcwn-Fo
re,gn Trade, de-
People in other parts Of the world must be getting near
" tired Of the condition Of speculation and uncertainty
which Italy, and especially this part Of IT, still finds itself
this impatence exists abroad what must be the feeling
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Cash receipts from all sources.
Subject 70 ovcrcharges draw backs and deductions
The New Orleans Picayune of the 22d saws

Subject to ovcrcharges, draw backs and deductions
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 22d says
The movement in the money market is a very even
one. CAPITAL is exceedingly abundant, and the demand
Tor accommodation on the part of first class borrowers
dcacs but little increase from day TO day Occasionally
We hear Of large offerings ut of the banks while ut
ohors they are merely nominal But, taking them ali
round they SUI continue under the requirements and
considerably below the average Of previous years. Long
dated acceances are especially scarce and most Of
The brokers have to content themselves with second class
paper The supply Of the lower grades IL ample, but
they arc not In demand, and only be placed at
irene rates Of discount Exchange has been unsettled
nom the opening 10 the close Of tho week. Offerings Of
both foreign and domestic have been limited throughout
and drawers have daily commended for higher rates. but
buyers steadily resisted and the only change submitted
20 was x advance iu clear sterling bills Transactions
show considerable increase tho movement OF the pro-
vcus week apd they would have been much heavier but
that some of the leading remcrs refused 70 opera ate at
asking prices Quotations rule foOwsClear sterling
blls or per cent premium; bill Of ladng drafts,
So per premium; francs Dr. y bi Id per dollar
sixty day bills New York, &c, TX per cent dis
count; sight {Tar x pr cent premium
We annex list Of the undivided profits and real estate
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sorancs ~ carrrpscn ~ ministers Who avtaa
d.rs The amt thea shrsvra the whae sabes
BY referring V 80 a paFlsausersars uensruee.
The galway hne - NV fslfiy fstAhNsisa. 4 a has
got an ih@ cslnfal ~mrwhat prruatarcy asnrhea a.
COMPANY had put managed ~
aAm IL soecess t~-sly c..mmsire w~ ee'4sssb-a
for thus puff--e ~ Fclans. and Mr. War. tn
manager 81 The lnr, wens n. ans area1 NJ
feelings III faass by PLAINLY telling Mn lie 50 nes
support his own line he weasa pfescls a. snd insl
Lyerpool would H. IN the rrd triumphant III vasn az
s,r cursek K"ney write bitter hir ",lcv~s rDantry
men srhnf ,hsn that he kscw srns faiyate spsrevs Il
Information that u. w.eernwrui ~oala annu the
uae-an act whish, h said, dtnr pfevest the
shares from being taken up and ~ b. goroe she ta,way
Company 80 sale ~ their contract, fuf ~Ah fsn es
was offered by Liverpool boaee. In tse cannla
IN hitting iansaarr. AprnrAilons Tor .rss sa,ss IAN
bling m. The eApssl would have hccn ub
seribcd had u becn treble The amount ~ ~
lebrsie this, Tho lord Aay.f q Dublin g.se
speech nom ~. Weir lard ckacarry--an sahsppy
nooleman who had before written 10 dfsanprove ~ tbs
Lever lnestfempted ~ make his eas, which ssverd %
fcudasm and fnily mixed aristoeFassc mnaSie ~
HIS paeie head, heard by The assembly Try heard
and his lordshlp received such easgaton from ~.
Gray 81 the Ffs.@aas ygsraal, and John MscaaiDafa
Cantweii Of Dublin formerly oGanneis s"hsi.ml pee
baby 10 noblcman received before ths ollar
chlcal country. Mr.. Lever, NJ r., 10 triumphant 0m
the Sd ~ this month The hrs, ship Of ~ Anglo uso Bs
the Brazls. Mr.. Roeback board a visit 70 r0r
tueal as Of the directors u the company.
Mr. Lever at thirty fur years has thus s'artsf
two great steamship companies, s director q railway,
aud n In Parhaaenta the result ~ hs own cxsrtons
He has again made oer ~ the most srr'nd KIND t1r
the Great Eastern of which DO not know h- resut AFRO
pos Of the great ship doubtless have real ~ her trial.
which does not prove boz speed various csTahafe&,
although generally satisfactory s proved that she can
roll All This however, leave 20 your other corre~pos
dents, ~ have but few momepts eft
league is being formed Assnst customs and en-
cise lecturers are engaged all the Kingdom
Ms. Stoves book Il comparatively failure.
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u The shoemakers Of New York city, hos.
and Journeyman, have organized a combi nation
against the State prison manufacture Of boots and
shoes which opesates unfavorsbly upon tbei,
trade. The object is to ehtct thorough orcani.
zation not only Of the shoemakers, but Of all me.
ehanieai trades that are affected by prison labor
ana Their intention is expressed TO make their in.
nuenee felt in the elections upon this Question
without reference to party II is stated that sbou,
IeVoco pairs Of shoes and boots are thrown upon
that market monthly from the prisons of Ne y
iofk sAte alone, at an average cost Of from five
to eight cents for labor per pair Connecticut.
Massachusetts, and other States also send Lara.
quantities Of prison manufactured shoes IN thu,
market This class Of trade complain that thev
are fast being driven out Of the business. and are
impoverished by this means. The proposition %
the Governors of the Almshouse to farm ON, a. :.
PauPer women on the Island 20 sew I'm ce,nns,i.
ton with the poor but virtuous needle-wo,,.n :,
the city, was also referred to an act Of the roSs
est injustice, and calculated to manufactp ss go
titution and crime
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Items TeleEraphed from Wa.hiuy,.r

NAsslNsToN' August i.-The Administration
has under consideration a reply a. Ministe, NJ
Lanes dispatches. President Juarez will con.
cede the right Of way for railway and canal ira
sits, with leave to protect the persons and propertv
of our citizens, in case be is unable 10 afford snr
protection himself. ard VIII also grant us reci
procal commercial treaty. Mirainon; 8 agents are
negotiating for n quantity Of SharpeS rifles TIE
Treasury returns show the imports Of dry good,
la lSSo aud 1859 to be twenty per cent less than
those of Ge56 and 1857 while the change of tarif,
makes the revenue from the SAME source 81? OOO .
90 less than in 1856 and 1857 =
Governor " ise,s letter in the Herald this morn.
Ing occasions great eomrnoti ON among the noliti.
Clans here tonight
Mr.. Slekles denies that he las taken bouse
,.'Ie 4oI u" next winter. His wife will not come
Europe with her father 's''
Nine guns of rined ordnance, on trial At Fort
,aonfoe nave been fOnnd far superior to the smooth
bore, after very severe test ''0o'n
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III The news from Buenos Ayres 10 to the 10Th
Of June, nearly month later than previous &c
counts. Very active and extensive preparations
were being made for the war with the Argentine
Confeieration. and already troops bad besn sent
up the river and communication with Rssario
stopped, but actual hostilties were not expected
to commence before October ned, at which time
the summer Of that region conrnences.. Ffeights
were very scarce 1t Buenos Ayres, and several
American vessels had left that port for Rosario in
search Of employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-06

TIRE KEHIuckY ELECrIoS-Thsre seems now
to Be no doubt Of the election of Beriah Mayofi n,
democrat as Governor of Kentucky, by a major.
ityof more than five thousa nd over Joshua F Bel
Opposition; also, majority Of the State Legisa.
fare, by which the Democrats will gain United
states Senator to succeed Mr. Crittenden. The
Democrats have carried all the Congress- onal dis.
tlcts except three. The list stands thus: 4 H.
c Burnett, dem; ,. Samuel o. Peyton, dem 8
Frank vi. Bristow. OPP; 4 W c. Anderson, OPP :;
5. John Y. Brown, dem; s. T. T. Garraud. dem !;
T. Robert Mallory, opp; 8. William f.. Simms,
dem; 9. J. W. Moore, dem; 10. John w Steven.
son, dem. H. Clay, a brother Of the late Con.
gresham, James b. Clay, and son of Henry CLAY.
Is elected to the State Senate from Fayette county
on the Opposition ticket
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II The American Scientific Association now
in session in Springfield, Mass, is about equally
engaged with the abstrusities of science and the
enjoyment of the Astounding social courtesies of
the people of the town. The papers that have so
far attracted most attention have been one by Pro-
fessor Pierce on ''the Comets tall, and the other
by Professor BaeLe discussing the observations Of
magnetic declinatiOn made at Girard College OBJ
sefvatory between the wears $50 and ISIS.
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E-A terrible Indian battle came of on the Odd
ultmo, about one hundred miles in the interior O,
Nebraska from Decatur A body of fifty Omabas-
nsen, women and childreR-were returning from
4 hunting expedition, and while encamped Were
stealthily attacked in the night by large band OF
Brule Sioux. The Omahas had seventeen killed
seventeen wounded, and two prisoners taken and
succeeded in securing i've scalps Of their enemies
The survivors Of the massacre, at last accounts
had arrived at their rese, zs.snr bring
ing the dead and wounded The wounded wef,
In charge Of the Agent, who was endeavorins t.
aineliorate their suffeI ings much "a possible
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Personal

90 49, Capt Barton. u. S A, is at Kirkwood.,
:.-- Hon. d. c. West Of New York ,s :, :, .
Nationsl o.. q" We
- Prof. FELTON, denies. in csrstic term, tia,
he Is a "sPirituaiiSt, e" as reported
- Ex-Goy. Fish, fNew York, and Cioyerno,
aserof Ohio, are staying at Newport, RI.
- James Buchanan Henry, Esq. nephew m A
stc private secretary Of President buchanan is 10
ne married at Annapolis. Nd, mex. Tuesday. TO
The dinghte Of Col Joseph III. Nicholson. Of that
cry. The President and other notables of this
cry are expected TO be present on the occasion.
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III A letter from Niagara Falls says that where
the suspension bridge originally sagged only two
or three inches under the weight of train it now
says nearly twenty inches. The general impress
sion in the neighborhood is that this great work
of art viii one of these days give way and fall into
the river. Eisiters now walk over the bridge in
stead Of crossing In the traIns a fnrmerIv
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution contrasts the history Of the
Democratic party up to the presen. day with that
of the opposition The Constellation also defends
the Secretary OF the Interior from the attack of his
slavetrade assailants, account of words recent
ly uttered at Raleigh, y c.
The IFtsItigsnesr takes the occasion of the late
celebration at Plymouth, Mass, to pay an appro-
Priate tribute TO the memory Of Daniel Webster
and to lay before its readers the proceedings OF
the Webster Banquet which took place in Boston
on his birthday, the 18th Of January last.
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ORPHAN GIRLS PIC MIC.
st. Vincent Orphan Asylum.

The Lady Managers Of 81. Vincent Female Or =
phsn Asylum beg 20 announce 20 their r.
friend. and the pubic Of Wssh,nston Ee$N
and Georgetown a Grand Pic Nc GA 6ckzzk8
MONDAY, August 18th, 1859, at
ARLINGTON SPRINGS.
Omnlbuses vail run every half hour durinf the
day IN and from the spring from the corner II an
street snd Pa. sverue, whilst those who prefer a
SeIlng by large and SAT. Canal Boats
Ilektts 50 cents Tor geLtlcmen, IS cents for ladies
Refreshments furnished by the ladies on IN.
There will be display of Fire Works in the eve
nj AZ, and during the sNernoon q number OF lArrs
snd ~ eutfui Balloons will he sent MP. Aso (.
Orand Vocal Concert IN the afternoon hy one hup-
dred ard Fifty Tphan Children
The ladies' have secured the services Of the fol
lowing eeEtlemen TO act maragers on the ground
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: II Among the developments made by the out
siders at the late meeting Of the New York Demo-
cratic state Committee, al Albany, letter pur-
porting to be from Gov. Wise, of Virginia, to a
frend In the State Of New York, in which he re.
Icommends the district system for choosing dele
gates 70 the Charleston Convention; says that a
united South depends upon a united Virginia ;
pledges that Virginia at least shall be united saws
thai Douglas cannot be nominated at Charleston,
and that If he runs as an independent candidate
and Seward runs, and he (Wise) is nominated at
Charleston, he can beat them both. Mr.. Wood
iHtmates in the New York News that the letter Is
Il forgery.
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2 u Blondin, the famous tight rope dancer, has
declined the proposition of Greenwood, Of the
Museum, in New York, to walk from the top OF
that Institution across Broadway TO the Astor
House and back again, on tightroPe. 1t is ex.
tensively rumored, however that ne has stunder
consideration" the inducements offered him to
walk along rope stretched from Trinity Church
sPire TO 81 Pauis steeP pie, distance of quarter
OF mile, at an average height of go feet from
the earth
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IL The result Of the election in Kentucky, and
the Democratic majority in the Legislature, it is
thought by many, will terminate in the choice of
Vice President Breckinridge to the L. 8 Senate,
to nil the vacancy caused by the expiration Of the
term Of Mr. Crittenden
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DTThe gold ai esers a,mong the Indian mounds
Of Chiriqui upon the northern part of the Isthmus
Of Panama, are to be reinforced by a vessel load
Of adventures from New York who are to pro-
coed direct to Chirqui on the Atlantic, in clip
per schooner.
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DTA letter from Utah states that the Mormons
have nominated Gen. Horace s. Eldridge as their
Delegate in Congress, TO take the place Of Mr.
Jehn NJ. rnhisel, who has occupied that posi-
ton for several years. Affairs in the Territory
presented no features of marked interest
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IL Fashionable circles were never numerous
as now. Almost every lady that appears in the
streets is the centre of one.
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ID NEW GOODS
RICES TO SUIT THE lizard TINES
Just received. an assortGent of LEDGER HATS
been purchased low for ca.h am fDa
able 90 sell ut a voIy low prica.
Also, a lot OF CLOTH SHOES,
suitable for the present season, from
the TIa1e sale. for the low price of b.
50. Together W it'll an assortment - n
Of SHOES and fine CALF SHIN NJ
BOOTS Ion PHILADELPHIA; price E.
SS75. 1T Terms-R eadv pay
b. III. STfNEMETZ,
$50 Pa. av., near 18th street.
aub-5m,r bot. klrkwuod' aud Wiiiard's otels
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n~YOUN6 CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIE-
S TY.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held at the School Room Attached
70 81 Patrck's Church, on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON next. Aug, 4 st O'Clock. ~ = ~
au sgt PHILIP r. McHENRY, Rec. Sec.
S Company respectfully solicit the different
Fire Com psnies of this city and Georgetown TO ap
the Frankli Engine House MONDAY EVEN
ING, the 9Th Of August at ~ O'Clock, to make ar
escort TO tbs America Engine Company of Phlladel-
ghis, Which Will arriye IN this city on the 18th Of
an 4-St Secretary Franklin Pre- Company
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LEFT. Now and then we catch glimpses Of the
Green Mountains u Vermont, from twenty to
thirty miles the north and east Of the railroad
on which we are travelling. Back from Half
Moon valley and hills, wherever consideszbls
view 10 to be seen towards those mountains, am
strongly reminded Of TIE Piedmont region ofy
ginia. The range forming the back ground Of the
picture is neither high PERCEPTIONS ss the
Blue Ridge there, and ismuch more cultivated,
vet the lay Of the land and the arrangements of the
farms here is very similar TO those and around
the south front of the Blue Ridge. ] was glad
| indeed to be thus forcibly reminded of home
though the difference in the latitude is SUFFICIENT
| to delay the gathering of crops here full month
after gathered Thus i found the laborers
in the fields, scythe and horse-rake in hand, on all
sides Of me- A month since all that work wal
done, at the base Of our own lovely mountains
We passed three or four considerable towns and
villages on this portion Of our route to Saratoga
the most considerable being Balston Spa, about
seven miles from this point, thirty years ago the
great watering place 1t is well built and is evi.
IDENTIFY not only yet a summer resort for families
| from below, In considerable numbers, but Of a
comparatively heavy commerce. Our first glimpse
Of the attributes Of the season at Saratoga, wa.
obtained there. dozen barouches, filled with
gaiIy-dressed ladies and gentlemen, and not few
fasthorse folks in their light and flashy turn outs
| were seen coursng its streets from the car win
| dows . q .-.
ATT p. m. we landed on the platform Of the
Saratoga Springs depot, and a great rush tool
| place among my fellow passengers to get frs
down to Union Hall, the mammoth hotel which
this season is most in vogue, because believed t.
| be most comfortable, sunptuous in its table ar
engagements, and agreeable in thetone Of its guests
Perhaps fifty different hotels, boarding houses, ant
hospitals, (water cures, had their porters ant
runners on tine spot; the crowd around the car
being as great as around New York city railroa,
depot on an arrival Of 4 passenger train.
i ------ w. ID. W-H
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GRAND EXCURSION AND Pic NC To
NJ GLfMONT, BY
Excelsior Lodge, No. IL, I.0.0.F..

On MONDAY, AUGUsT 5TH, ls5a.
The Thomas Collyer will leave the
9TH street whar Al o clock a. m. and EsSa-S
Up m. Returning will leave GlymOr ek2EREz1.nds
az Sand 10 o'clock p The toat will touch AZ A.e1
sndria going and returning
Onnlbuses will leave the Capitol gate. Northern
mar ket and Pa. nd 9Th ST. al u. a m and 1. o m
W lthers Band has been enga Ell for the occasion.
Tickets ~, admitting Gentleman sad I.sd..s-
TO be Ian Al basly's bookstore and Bontz n Bros
furniture store, and Of the committee. an eos,
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yRAND OPENINGur COZ UMBIA SPRING.
LArh ROACHE'sJ
The Associated Stars.

The Committee would respectfully state that IN.
Assncinhon VIII give their tlrsf 1a.z
Orana fie VIC ana Ia cursiOn To- the 9--ss--e
Above ramed placed on the sth Of
that this place has been LEASED hp Mr. Thomas Fa,
who has erected near tbs Spring one Of the hest
PavItous 10 be found on the Potomac with al other
Improvements necessary TO the comfort and conve-
with the Proprietor. pledge the mseves 10 do al tbst
can be done to rnUder this the q ost pleasant TX
cGTsIOn Of the season.
A celcbratsd Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
q, aches will rave the following places sta o'cl'k
a. ~: Norther Market, nth street and Pa avenue,
Capitol Gate. ana 18th street s--d Pa avenue ard
continue 10 run from 9TH street and the eyrrJ
hour daring TIE Gay. Fare |. :. cents each WAY
4, Ilckets D. cents, sdnlting gentleman and IA
dies. AMI " Tn :
NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
~ Potomac Steamboat Company. IT,
IN addition 10 the semi weekly trips g.
folk, Offer the public Of Was hington and yicrit, an
opportunity Of enjoying trip the bcau'ifui Po-
tomac 20 GLY MONT and AQUA CREEK tts ics
daily during the bot weather.
To parties of three or more excursion tickets W
be issued 81 one dollar 8 esch for tlymont IN
privilege OF remaining there ali night and RETURN ug
next day; also for Aqua Creek, At two dollars.
with privilege or rema aiming one ar two days
line ut either cf the shove places, white perch and
other small q sh Icing abundant; also, fine shoOtlnI
game berg plentiful.
Good Hotel accommodations can be had at th~s
places.
Boats leave foot OF eth street at 81. a. NJ and :,
Pm. Returning, "a p. m. and 81 a. ma.
For further info nation lpquire at the COmpsnys
once, No 312 Pennsylvania avenue. next doorp
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compsuy
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q SNYDER,
" PLUMBER AND GAS PTrrrR
NExI DOOR TO THE SrAl OTvIcT
nSss GO. e9911s@ntiy on hand large assortment of
al y. s xnoh ne will sell at prices which cannot
hhlammng and Gas Fitting executed in IN. mast
suostahtial manner, at the shortest notice Xttaob
dsIav M mnns 20 ths 6oyernment mains without
anteed. eoo sesiScuon guar
As desire to give INV exclu,,vs Atlantic, % 81.
81 end Gas Fitting business Il offer for sais
ssock OF Stoves and Tin Ware Ct cost Cor oash.
veil to call and see me. - IN o
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SIM REWARD.-Rauawa,f from the subscri
my NEGRO MAN, Charles Sno WIDEN, about a
= years OF age, 5 feet II Inches high, quite
small head aad face. a long under lip and an-a.
svers short when spoken to. He was empl Eyed in
reason to beieve that he has not left the eity
Will give SI5 reward II taken in the District or
eitner case to be secured so that 1 can get him
AGAIN. taH4 81 T. EDW. CLARK
i OSTo0On Monday, Aue ust LIST, in the vicinity of
11G6 he City fatl-one Black Morocco POCKET
boUh, con aiming several due bills notes inJg
ushts, 90 and also, a pass book with Barbour 4
Siemnes:, Any person hndlng them will please leave
oeo au2
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1EEETTIIuMBIh TYPOGRAPHICAL sOCI-
Eysr;nE ~, n;LA stated msetng will be held This
r.xenln. AT O'Clock. Important business. Il
TL u; OF R.-The resnisr m,e,,n. ~ CoI.
- umoia District Tent No "a ~ ~ ~ ~ Iii Iii
DC hed " The hall Of Eagle Tent nj the NJ 81
on next MONDAY EVENING, All D S ~ r. :, I'll IT,
connection with the Order and rspre.e,t.,,v. ~
hs primary tents, are requested to be nnnctnsj ~
order Will be presented. BY ORDER ~ W inc
DONALD McCATHRAN, D D. R. ID. c. r:
TATTENTION PIONEERS No TN.
regular meeting of the Cub viii Ia bsid n
hi q n, EVENING, ats O'Clock, at TeI1pera nee
Any one wishing to become a msmh.. r 81,
ci t VIII please attend. By order of Vi '"''
- THE PRESIDENT.
rPPUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEFTINa-
Is Inc Carhoiic rotal Abstinence Rene6ci,I
SUNDAY EVENING, In Instant Tic >, meeting get On
co.ner OF and 10th streets, at ~ o,sesa Hrsh.
pu6ie are invited to att n Reserved ssoS e., ,hs
sdes Earnest advocates Of the ceuse VII III zig
meeang. tlt1 J. KSWEs Sss
r ICE, CREAM AND WATER IcTs
served TO Festivals, Fairs, Pic Nic. t,O,sisS
ana Excursons, ~ one dollar per rsll"n iys EsSa
the eiis n %E6 eysES sy s1d sent any part Of
sn1 very oheee Particular attention nasTy prctI
nsS,ss eyefsa,nS IN The party line. les Cream 70
fis Rf 6sNaEsi AZ q: PILL
jyn-Ims
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LOST AND FOuNn-

LO61 AND fOUQO,
EOUND.APOCkET BOOK, containing a small
sum OF money; also. gold chain-wfich the
DIVERS can have 10y proving property and paving
ton street. GeorgPt,wn. an St
II OST-On the night of July 2ist either on 81 =.
IL between iith and 10th. on IUta, between New
= ork avenue and street, GOLD PRACELET
corner Il tn and N streets ans SIS