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MEMORANDA.
Schr Home Mcclellan, arrived at Boston from Baltimore
schr l. Hardy, Tryon arrived Sag Harbor from Bat
schr Globe Flowers, arrived Portsmouth from Bati-
chr Ben yandiver, Holiness arrived at Norfolk from Bal
Ship Jane Henderson, Gait for Baltimore, cleared at Phil
adelpha. 9th inst.
scr " b Darling, Baxter for Baltimore cleared at or
folk, 9th inst
Schr Maria Pickup Baker for Baltimore cleared at Bos-
Bark Edmund Dwight Nickerson from Baltimore for Bos-
ton put into Norfolk, 9th inst, leaking.
Sehr Philadelphia Chase for Baltimore sailed from New
Schr l. Darling, Howes, for Baltimore, sailed from Pro
whence 9Th inst.
Brig Cathane Rogers Britt for Alexandria, cleared at
Ship John Jarvis Collier for Baltimore, entered outward
at Liverpool, 10Th ut
Bark Columbia, (Brem) Lemoke, from Richmond arrived
Ship Mississippi, Allen for Baltimore, sailed from Helve
Ship F " Bruno, Lands, for Baltimore sailed from Liv
Brig OBrien, Grant, Baltimore cleared at Pensacola,
Rchr Breeze, Huse, arrived New York from Baltimore
Ship Elyira Owen Alexander for Baltimore, cleared at
Liverpool 18th ult.
Schr VIM Bacon Tyler arrived at New York from Balti
schr Chief Fountain, arrived Fall River Baltimore
schr Frances Elmore, Smith, from Alexandria, arrived at
Dighton, ID inst
Schr Pearl, Lank, arrived at Fall River from Baltimore
lstinst
schr Danville, Chester arrived at Richmond from New
Brig Isaac Carver Carver for Boston, sailed Alexand
ria, 9th inst.
Schr Ellen Godsborough, Bunting, for Baltimore sailed
schr Galego Smith, for New York. sailed at Richmond,
Brig Northman Land, for Boston, sailed Alexandria,
9th inst
9th inst
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Money FoUND.-A box containing several thoug-
and dollars in Tennessee bank bills was found day
or two since in CohOcksink creek, near Philadei-
phia. 1t isbeeved that the money is a part of that
stolen from the bank at Jackson Miss, when the
clerk, Geo; Miller, was murdered on the I'd day of
February last.
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crust, suspended like filled purses from the
naked branches-a coveted delicacy for the mon
Keys, whose bread they have been called.
But we must not omit to mention the beautiful
blossom which this tree puts forth. 1t is as large
as common plate and is formed of five circular
horal leaves, in the centre of which about seven
hundred stamens are grouped. This flower may be
SAID to represent reclined lilliputumbrella and
imparts the highest beauty to the tree whose mar
Vicious physiognomy we have endeavored to depict
Inc most peculiar distinction which exists be-
tween tne baooao and any other plant or tree
known. is its Longevity. Adanson had an opportu-
nifty afforded him to observe specimen of it on an
Island of the Cape which bore an inscription made
upon 1t by an English traveller three hundred wears
ago. This circumstance, connected with his own
direct observation and discoveries furnished him
the means of gaining knowledge of the laws of its
growth by which he found, according to Ocean
dole's communication, the following proportions
between the age and the dimensions of the tree
viz:
For tree year old, l x inches in diameter Is
feet high.
20 years, foot in diameter, Is feet high.
80 years, 2 feet in diameter, % feet high
100 years, feet in diameter 30 feet high
1000 years, IA feet in diameter So feet HIGH
Z40O years. is feet in diameter, ga feet high.
5lhG years, 30 feet in diameter, 73 feet high
Ihere being specimens in existence 80 feet in cir
cumierence or 30 feet in diameter this tree certain
ly has no equal among plants in respect to lonpevi
y,Justlfying us in denOminating it the oldest or
ganic monument on earth.
AS we have already stated, there has recently
been discovered a second species of the R1obob in
the continent of Australia. 1t has been named Ad-
dhsontd Gregorii, in honor of that indomtable man
oil SCIENCE, Gregory,to whom Australia owes so MANY
valuable natural discoveries. He found it in the
northwestern part OF that continent where it grows
on section of land covering about one hundred
square miles between Glenely river and Anthem
land. This affords another proof of the identity of
Australia and Africa in their constituent geological
formations, showing them to date from the same
period OF creation.
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Kansas Constitutional Convention

ST. LOUIS, July THE Kansas Constitutional
Convention met at Wyandotte on Tuesday, and
permanently organized by the election of j. NJ
Winchell President. The Convention stands thir.
ty-fve Republicans to seventeen Democrats.
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On Wednesday night between ten and eleven
O'Clock, the roof of a two-story brick building on
Boyd street, near Stricken, was discovered to be
on fire. Officer Trigg extinguished the flames be-
fore they had made much progress or had done
any material damage. The fire is supposed to have
had its origin in incendiarism. No alarm was
given
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Rico S675d7 so for fair to prime do STAT for fair
prime New Orleans, and $SdS l2x for choice do
SALf-Liverpool Salt is selling at % for Ground
Alum, l35 cts. for Marshall's and Jeffrey & Oar
cy's fine and $50 cts. per sack for Ashton's do and
the market isquite firm these figures Turks Island
is i'll firm at 1890 cts per bushel.
WHlSkEY.-Whiskey is still very dull but the rates
Tor 1t are unchanged and still quote it 20 cts for
Country, 264 cts. for City and q for Ohio The
only sales have heard Of to-day of so bbs City
Whskey at 26H cts. SO bbs Country do at &c
ctS
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BALTIMORE Cattle MARKET. July z.-cArr1r.=

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 7.-CATrLE-
Beef Cattle rather dull to-day, but they
consequence of the inferior quality OF the stock offered
rather than any other The offerings the scales
reached about 800 head 75 Of which driven to Phil
adelpha, l25 were left unsod, and the remaining
800 head were taken by Baltimore Butchers at prices
ranging from S275 to $685. averaging $4124 per 100
lbs The average to day is 80 per lbs
low the last market day but for good Cattle
the same rates paid and there be said be
any real decline in prices
HoGs.-Hogs dull and rather lower. quote them
to day at S75 per 100 lbs net the latter figure being
week.
sHEEP-sheep in fair demand and they are selling
at from So 25 S3 rs per head as in
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SCENE-( Grocery store, lady purchasing Goldfish,
young limb of the law standing near)
Lady-"Do you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. H ?'
Mr.; H.-hesitatingly-' really don't know, mad
am never recollect attending one"
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Plccolomini has reached London in safety She
arrived there on the evening of the 18th, and was
at once engaged by the lessee of Drurv Lane The
atre, Mr.. +. T. Smith. The first piece she was to
appear in was announced as Ola Trayiatan
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In the savings banks of New York and Brooklyn
there are upwards of $50 600 900 deposited bearing
which have been made since the Ist of January
1859 W -
On the LIST of this month they paid to sewing
girls and working people generally, in dividends,
million and half of dollars 1t is clear, then,
by the financial panic
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OswEGo; July 5, ls59.-The express bag sent by
the United States Express Agent from st. Louis to
New York. in the balloon Atlantic, was nic,od w
yesterday on the lake, six miles of this city,
1t contains over forty letters to New York cores
pondents. among which is a draft of 81 900 on a
New York bank. The package will be forwarded
by express this afternoon.
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THE VERMONT GOLD MINEs.-Our latest accounts
from the Vermont gold regions are, that three
Springfield men opened claim on the 22d ult, and
washed out S. from the surface earth.
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AFFECTING INcIDENr.-An English missionary
now in Sumatra, F. l., recently wrote that he had
Just had the melancholy satisfaction of examining
the oven in which his predecessor was cooked
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

IFE INSURANCE.
- LIFE INSURANCE!
Persons intending to effect Insurance upon their own
lives or the lives ooher, will please bear in mind that We
are the Agents of 49,, 49,,
THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
... ..-. OF London and New York,
ES T A l. II T. ID A. D., Is : a. .oo ,c,
Accumulated
THE UNITrD STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OfNew York. .-o, 80,
Accumulated Fnnd over S5UO0OO
Policy holders receive J9at ~ iisby The last trIe3
NAL dividend of and half per cent on all pre-
i,rs na5 and nineteen and one tenth per cent on all
HihS p 81 vidends was declared March 10th, 1859
Prey & az oT oice and obtain Prospectuses, Circulars
T, leas 81 e'' ~ ID. s. COURTENAY Il son,
ld isoImr No. Carroll Hall.
YKTESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, JUNE
Wv 9th s5e-The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend of -FOUR PER CENT for the last
i months PAYABLE after the 9Th day of July next
~ JAMES HARVEY, Cashier.
WILLIAM H. NORRIS has been elected Cashier Of this
Bank TO succeed Harvey, whose resignation will
effect on the 30th inst. je25eO2w
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SAVANNAH, July 6, lS59.-The United States mail
steamship Alabama, arrived below at three O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, and at the wharf at eight
O'Clock
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DECLINE OF WHALrNG.-The New London Dale
Star SAYS that at the present time there is not sin
gle whaler fitting in that port and it is said that
the business is rapidly declining
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DEATH.-Yictor F. Ward of Louisville-the boy
who was whipped by Butler, the school teacher
which whipping was the first act in the Mat Ward
tragedy-died on the Goth ult.
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CMcINNATG BURGLARs.-The burglars of Cincin-
natl are disposed to climb. They now carry two
story ladders with them, and with them effect en-
trance into the upper stories of residences.
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BosToN, July 6, lS59.-At Reading last night,
Mr.. Simeon Garland an engineer, was run over by
train on the Boston and Maine Railroad, and ia
tally injured.
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A HEAVY BURGLARY.-In New York last Sunday
night, burglar entered store and carried off 500
in pennies.
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INCREASE IN TIE SALE OF POSTAGE STAMPs.-The
accounts OF the Post-ofice Department show that
iS5s mount wos oil stamps issued during the years
"''''''''. lie, 761 S3S 81 RI
' ''...l92, POI 800 $5,2Z9495 co.
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Acquitted
l.NnI CAN'T pass -

PHILADELPHIA, July Policeman Cunningham,
charged with the murder of McCrery, whilst ma
king an arrest, has been acquitted.
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BosroN, July 6, l859.-The ship Dorcas Prince
Captain Meady, from Cadiz, arrived here to-day
leaking twenty -four hundred strokes per hour.
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DESCENT UPON GAMBLING HoUsEs.-The police of
st. Louis made descent on Tuesday last upon the
gambling houses, and over thirty gamblers were
arrested and placed under bonds.
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Cash in London EGO, 1852 Is 7
Which amount drawn at 60 days sight, to produce the
above cost of 500 So makes the exchange Ill l00
per cent nearly Ill per cent This the result TO
the general shipper; but the large houses enjoy advan
ages which enable them supply the market with gold
bills at the rates which leave loss to outsiders There
are also notifications to the above return When bars
RENTED at 4G4 discount the result is better and
where the eagles sold at price of 76s ID. which
think the late quotations, slightly different result
is arrived at The English Bank at times when the ship
ments became too active has been known to reject the
eagles which involved their melting and loss to the
shipper who predcated his movement a sale Of the
eagles Where commissions and insurance not paid
the shipper has great advantage other houses who
nay itans
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New ORLEANS, July 6, 1859-The health of this
city at the present time is excellent. There no
cases of yellow fever.
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PHILADELPHIA, July C, l859.-Charles Roth, a
tailor, committed suicide this morning by taking
poison, in consequence of busin ess reverses
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
NAvAssA-Brig Romance.
$50 tons guano, W. F. Murdoch.
COASTWISE.
BoSToN-BdrE Ed1odrd Everett.
IS doZ shovels and spades Anderson Bros Is do Jas
Whiting CO. rs do, Hiss Cole; II do NJ. Keith. Jr.
Son; $50 bars iron Stckney Co.; boxes mdse.
= NJ. Jackson Co; 10 casks oil, W. c. Robinson; 10
Stevens $50 cases domestcs Fitzgerald Booth CO. 200
kegs mdse, W. Davidson Co; SO bbs alewives F. F.
Pope rs boxes olive OIL Schwartz Dix so bills ventian
red, Baker Bros. CO.. IS doz shovels and spades Du
gan jenkins; 10 do, d. Foley Bro 25 do Magru-
der, Taylor h Roberts, do, do, f. NJ. Bosley.
BosToN-Brig Elisha DOdne.
977 bars r. r. iron Stickney CO. LOG hhds. sugar
order.
BosToN-Schr. Magnolia.
l36 hhds sugar, EgertOn, Dougherty Woods & Co.
BosT0N-Brig AHdOrer
lis hhds sugar, Egertor, Dougherty Woods & CO.. SO
bbls. OIL W c. Robinson 80 do. herrings F. F. Pope COO
bdls. iron, keyser, TroXell Co.. GOO pkgs mdse sun
dry persons.
CALAIs-Schr. ". IL Sargent
730, 600 laths, &. II. Rogers.
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The LAST LEDGER SroRY.-The Salem Mass
Register tells good story of teacher in a district
school in that neighborhood, who was in the habit
of questioning the children under his charge as to
what they know of various historical characters
they happen to meet with in their books. A few
days ago the name of Washington occurred in the
morning lesson, and those who had anything to say
about him asked to raise their hands Of
course up went all hands, and young America once
more paid tribute to him who was first etc
''He never told le," shouted one
cate out of tin plate all through the war"
"Never smiled for nine years. cried a third.
"He was the father of his country, piped several.
edward Everett is getting money to buy his
grave" and so forth.
Now, then said the teacher, "who can tell me
about Edward Everett p?
No hand was raised.
The teacher, somewhat surprised-"Is there no
one here who knows anything about Edward Ev-
erett?'
No hand was up.
''Well, we shall see what we can find out about
Edward Everett before tomorrow"
p. M.-Beore school opens, up runs a little girl
in great excitement the teacher enters the school
room.
81 know something about Edward Everett"
"Well, what is it ?" asked the teacher eagerly.
''He writes for the New York Ledger" She had
read it in nice large letters the fence she went
home,
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EASTERN PORTS

NEW YORK, July 5.-Arr. steamehips James Adgar,
Charleston; Alabama, Savannah.
CID steamships Persia Liverpool Glasgow, Glasgow;
Northern Light and Moses Taylor Aspnwa ship Superior,
Shanghai bark Queen the Netherlands, Bordeaux hrigs
Sea Lark, Kingston; S. NJ Newhal Gibraltar Helen Jane,
st. Domingo
NEW YORK, July 6-Arr. steamship Huntsville, savan
do.
Crd ship n Bidde Savannah; brig E. P. SWEET, Fernan
dina
PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Crd barks Leighton, Pernam-
hucG Mary H. Kendall, Savannah schrS Mgni Onette and
J. H. deputy, Washington Larkn, Charleston c. Wilson,
Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, July ezra - Washington Bremen;
brig Delhi, Havana.
BOSTON, July 3-Arr ships Isaac Newton and Chasca,
New Orleans barks Fernandna, Palermo; Henry Warren
Havana Peter Clinton, Galveston brig Mary Budd Turks
Island.
BOSTON, July 5-Arr. ships Panther Calcutta; Addie
Snow and d. W. Sewa Liverpool bark Edwd Hill, Glen
fuegos
Also arr brig Mary Newcastle, Eng-Crd ship J. c.
Humphrey, River of Plate.
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SOUTHERN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA, July 6-Arr. schrs A. Herbert and Sears
willie, Boston; X. G. Whilden, Philadelphia.
CID briggs Carver and Northman Boston schr Beauty,
Providence
RICHMOND, July 5-Arr. Schrs. f. Nickerson, Boston
Complete and R. 7. ing, Philadelphia; j. g. Il + l., Troy
cid schrs r Allen Boston Henry Trayers New York
NORFOLK, July 6-Arr. schrs. Cadmus, Rockland; 4. :
Eels Rockport c. N Wilson, Philadelphia d. Haynes Phil.
alelphia
CID Susan Ia lor, Rockand.
WILMINGTON, July 3.-Arr. briggs Brtus Newport, ".
Sheet Anchor, Rio dc JAneirO.
HARLESTON, July AR steamships Marion, New
York: Keystone State, Philadelphia.
cid ship LYDIA Liverpool brig Martha Kendall, Phila
delphia
SAVANNAH, July Arr schr. Greenland, Philadel
phia
MOBILE, July I-Crd. ship Samuel Lawrence Liverpool
MOVEMENTS OLE OCEAN STEAMEpS
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Shipping 9nttIltgen6s.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July 7
ARRINEr

AKTtIN Ell
steamship ThOS. Swami Ramsey,-hours FIN New York
mdSe to Sam Pearce. Brought up Capt Stafford, of ship
Casda
Seamtug Iioness, Lcagu, from below Reports off Kent
Island, schTs Tennessee and Astrea, both bound up.
Ship Caroline, IIayniS, a days from acknowledgement
cargo tn Foard d. Rogers
Bark Edward Everett Harding FIN Boston-assortcd car
go to Thos Whitridge Il Co.
Brig Romance, Duncan from Neyassa-.suano to W. F
Murdock
Brig Elisha Doane Lorng, from Boston-sugar to Eyer
ton, Dougherty. Woods X Co.
Brig Andoyer, Crowe from BostonAssorteI cargo
dry persons.
Lyon.
Schr Chas Colgate, Cooper, from Boston-ice to -.
Schr " H. Sargent, Sargent, Il days from Calas-lahs
to Geo II. Rogers.
Schr Magnolia Crowell, from Boson-sugar Egerton,
Dougherty W GODS d Co.
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Showing an increase du.
during 1859 of.......... 1544oos5 .5o,-Y, ,.s
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CLEARED.

on Annapolis, ship Casda Stafford from Cardiff Nav
22d 80 days to the caesrairoad iron and bricks
Hodges, Jr
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List Of Canal Boats from Hayre De Grace per Steamer un
ara, July I, 1859.
nEnL anrlR - ~ IL

Boat Eliza and Rebccca, Captain Marts-coaI to W. 3.
Slack.
Boat Mary Captain Londen-coal Grove, Miller & Co
Boat Kate. Captain Brass-lumber to r. X Hawley Co.
Hawley * Co.
Boat Eldorado, Captain Fser-lumber Rarnits Brin-
ton.
ton
Boat Sarah Lesher, Captain Garnett-umbertoR X Haw-
ley x Co.
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TRIAL OF RIFLED CANNoN.-The Board of Officers
to assemble at Fortress Monroe, Va, on Tuesday
the 18th inst, soon thereafter as practicable
for the trial of such rihed cannon as may be pre-.
sented by the Ordnance Department, consists of
Brevet Colonel b. Huger, Major Ordnance Depart
ment Captain j. V0dges lst Artillery; Breyet
Major IL. j. Hunt Captain I'd Artillery; Captain
A. b. Dyer, Ordnance Department.; Captain A. A.
Gibson, I'd Artillery; First Lieutenant K. c. Drum,
4th Artillery. Captain j. F. Gardner, 10th Infan,
try, is appointed Recorder of the Court.
Upon the completion of the experiments, a de-
tailed report will be made for the information of
the Secretary of War WASH STAR
MONTREAL, July 6, l859.-The cricket match be-
tween Montreal and New York commenced this
morning. New York won the toss and went in first,
scoring, after most beautiful play, one hundred and
nineteen. The Montrealers then went in and scored
hundred and nineteen, with seven wickets down.
The game will be resumed tomorrow morning.
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VLI.lNIII.
Ship Beverly, Chase, Boston--Stickney d Co
Schr Susan, Rogers, BoStOu-Rose * Lyon.
Schr. f.. W. Gardner Bourne Providence.
Brig Foster, Chas Boston.
Schr Emulous, Thompson, Philadelphia
Schr. Nuncio, Griffith, elphia-Stickney It c.
Schr Sprngbok, Cuggins, BOston-Kesey & Gray
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PRICE TWO CENTS

Guanajuto, which amount the Juarez Government
agreed to repay to the parties. ...-
ueheral Degoliado is in this CITY for the pur-
about the further prosecution of the camnaion
against the church party D"
The duties collected in Mexico on the five millions
OF specie by the conducta, now detained by Robes,
amounting to about half million of dollars. have
been divided as follows: 40.
$4,000 to Miramon $4,000 to Bonilla, the Sec
rotary Of Foreign Affairs, for salaries due from the
time of Santa Anna S35, 900 to Governor Corona,
likewise for payment OF salaries $50 900 to others
In authority, and the rest went to fill the pockets of
those who uphold the Government. Corona Mira
mon, Marquee, and all the Nena Sahibs of Mexico,
are living in splendid style, and in order to show
their authority, have issued decree banishing
from the city of Mexico all English subjects resident
Mr.. otway, so far, has not interfered in behalf of
the banshed subjects, but approves of the measure
taken, boasting that they deserve their fate
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These figures are surprising, but they do not tell
all. For many persons got exchange tickets at six
eight cents, which carried them over two roads,
and besides there good many persons on the
free list So that it is estimated that the actual
number of individual trips made not less than
two hundred thousand This represents nearly one
third of the population of the City of Philadeph
men, and children, the old and disabled, the
nvalids and the children in arms.-Phiia EUening
Bulletin.
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THE REFRIG RATOR.

SANDFORD'S ARCTIC IMPROVED
We would invite notice the advertisement in anothc,
column ofthe NEW IMPROVED ARCTIC REFEIGERA
TOR an article worthy the particular attention of house
Keepers, being handsomely finished forming an attacv,
piece OF furniture for dining 1t is provided with :
water jar and movable shelves enabling the compartments
to e greatly varied to accommodate numerous SINAI
atcles or give space for large ee Of bal OorS
be kept dry and cleany cH last naRy years and is
GUARANTEED TO RETAIN ICE A GREATER LENGTH
OF TIME THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE FOR THE PUR.
POSE NOW MADE
Each compartment is provided with distinct lock and
Key so that can he kept private whilst the
is open to common use.
For sale only by