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Personal Intelligence

Personal Intelligence.
Lie, terant Co onel De Russey, u s. A. Hon s. q.
woodson. Of Missouri Colonsl Spencer, of Mo-; and
Judge Campbell, of La are 10 Washington.
ARRIVALS
ss tie La Fargo Hos,Hon r. pimmSk Of
ps.s Johnson sss; s:p...n.adsas sss.e PAUL
United Sas sssnssns ' Po'isSis I T.
Psge. kayor Of Milwaukee Wis
Ms sss
se Me % Ma s,s sils sna
@Is Dor !. Bsywara AID si'e I oubledsy and wife MI
s.a sis q sIsass a P sss NJ II
SoS, ~ lrised sisses am aarriSgoa xeud Ill Sarah
HIssslios hs,sr Msd,ewsad. Ae.ys wymsa ihoms.
h,1,. 1 e sssss ssney aerr oA%p,s smith Jr
81 smSS Nj oSsooa r@phr,es, Luess, L osrr .
Dexss.l, Scotsman sngles i.s 9 Endi.y o de VAL
f bse. Is S'''''' Miller As"'i Lloyd
From Riehn.and, in the sbip JamesownA Bayen,
is "a. er. e ssdlnsa j IaI,ySe ;no rIsr /
% asT, s' Ssfs:, NJ VIZ ss
s. sA % 1 ' assass; as e.. ws ssta s::
Mas Ss' s'a iss mrs s'i Sss
s:Isas ING =! son Ms. sS99s Ersss, a rs
I'd ~ ,.fs sssa as
sT.s Ts:ls sss *$.sas
CDxy, Jas Uoram Hubbard sud lacy Miss q Mr.
Nine: Nj. Minor master s;, snSI Ms aSIs% ":
Guy Mrs. Gordon sr: Wool and isin .sser.ss '''' a.
From Galveston In the bark TEXAN sar-Mssos Thompson
and Lewis, Mr. Dark.
From Nassau in the brig Ama-Mrs Bishop and children.
OF NYork; Mr. Anbristsr. Of Nassau; Jos Depuch
Prom Galveston in the schr Kate samler-Capt Stafford
and lady. Il Stafford, Madison.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in sseamshp arabis from BostonIMrs
Sears. infant and servant; blase, fiaher Esher
Bepjamin strevo LII samuel Green Capt Ihomas Hiler
Jos.pS, Madame v ilapes and daughter. rs smith
Chales emn George walshes Thomas Cay Patrick ma
Munlsr wife Uhsresso wn; Ebsu Moves Of Danvers
Capt Ous white Of Yarmouth Miss Dodge Of Worcester Mn
way1en Mss 0lstf and sitter. Thomas aoastns. W q
GsS sS
Jones and homes stu man Of New York Mr. Jaskon and
Mrs Fry and sister ard John Grieg Of Philadelphia Cam
Geld and wife Of Bslumore james Csmmsc
Mrs adsley and Miss Mcavocs q Ss,hvile, Tenn;
Price John severance and lee. Severance OF cleveland
Driso Won neutcioi Lou'syile Ky; lewis Ken
v,s cnsnns & MI soo%ss
nago Geo Gage louisiana hoult Paul Boi.sonneau Al.
9soL harrjs NJ sn6 mrs Hersh Brockbsuk. Mobile;
os LAWS Mira Davis Two children and two servants; Mr.
yuadsh, Florida john huston rrsd hail osiiorns; " q
IA. and ;op q john Jose Mss Hsyans
zsbes Mr. nooy, London; james johnson Jonsus pas
sssr Is,, tS S and Mrs Charts.
Henry Gls Juu. one New YORK NJ and trs I HUH
robin Mrs Ste ~ar servaut James Kitchen Halifax
ves mc'O" fnss nmSsr.nd ~ snop Of Mon
ser: A ie:s iis ''' $780, - No. '.-' -''a
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ECLIER-SHAw.-On Thu sday July H. b. the Rev. n.
Cofb't, GEos6x &. FULLER Mss G. ". SHAp both OF
Brooklyn.
GuEs-sPEscFR On Tuesday, June 49, at the Legation
q the United states in Paris Hr J. kuRsGy GMs Ne~
York TO Miss KATE SPKScxs daughter OF Henry Sper
Ger, feq., Ut.ted States Consul at Paris
P,rMD-IouGI.s On Wednesday. July 10, by the Rev
c. Weldep, CT Bethlehem, Penn WILLIAM g. PLUMB to
EIEaAoaA daughter Of Hosea Douglas o. this city.
wiLrGE-AoKIxY stockport, Coirn bis county, New
YORK, Tuesday, July IL, by the Rev. r. Hiscox, Mr.
Stockport.
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1900 barrels, closing within the range Of the above
prices. Rye flour quiet with sales OF 1875 barrels at
our quotations Corn meal bec with more irmpess
With some sales OF jersey at So IS So 95. Whearhe
market vas unchanged, while sales were confined to 5000
Kentucky 81 70 81 Is, red Southern at 81 IS 81 So
fair 10 prime white Southern at 81 70 81 u.s. Corn
wac more broyant and with fair demand from trade
Ire sales embraced about IS 600 bushels including old
Western ryed in store at ESQ., do. at sec Soc,
and jersey yellow, with Northern yellow at 9oc 92c
Oas heavy end easier, with sales of Canadian at
acc. Soc, and Western at 46c 4Sc.
COFFEE Sales Of 800 bags Of RIO were made ut lie q
I14c.; go ditto 81; Domingo at 1oSc., and 50 ditto
LSg0aSJa mt II &c.
CoI1oS-The market steady, with GALES OF 500 a
eco baee, closing al the following quo.anons:-
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. N. o.
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Great Reduction.
u consequence OF the cold weather In June we still
So lmmerse stock OF summer clothing hapd which
Ne determined not TO carry and have therefore
stock. - r
every gArmest marked Il The lowest selling asur~s
those Agures NV ~
fhs VII afford great opportunity every supply
themselves iron very large stock q fashionable summer
cioshspg q extremely low prices Tbs reduction u
MADE on our large stock boya and children closnng
D. DEvIIN CO.,
66. 26o and $50 Broadway.
A Selection OF 5000 Vests for One Dollar at
DRUM0OLD PROCH'S PA Broadway.
10000 Summer Garments, at Half Price,
ct OAK HALL. See advertiser ent
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new California express per yantsrtgs eaness or tte
Lat and 2csn Of each month at rates freight mech
sosn fbose beret'ioge prevailing The msoager @ sris
new express Mr.. Fred. Coshdse, ssrrnery connected
with Harndens express and person Of large experience
IN the busiress
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

THURSDAY, July 14-6P. NJ
Tho mails from Boston arrived here this evening The
points Of the news have been given by telegraph and In
the summary of the Etna's mails. We subjoin the fol
lowing The position Of the market for American
rites is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son CO..:
We have no change OF importance to notice in the
market for American Securities
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Total claims adjusted 10 July IL. .S66lS ID
Shr McKeop stated that the inventory of property lost
YES taken by himself snd Division Sergeon Sayre that
the Charges were reasonable being for only half the
value OF the articles and that the property returned
stolen was actually taken awav. and h not in his
possession. The original claim for $6l0 49, stated
in the HERALD of yesterday.
The elaine Of Mr.. G. A. Raiz laid Wednesday,
were then allowed
There being DO further claims before the Commission
ers they adjourned until this morning at eleven O'Clock
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July I4-6P.N
Ashes continued dull at SIC for pots and a, ss,c for
pearls.
BREADs1uffs -Four-The market vas heavy and lower
while the demand WAS fair. The TRANSACTIONS footed 10
about $50 bbs closing within the range Of the following
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were s2l l7s 4S, and the balances 81 1888 59s e5
The following dividends have been declared The Hum
bodt Fire Insurance Company, semi annual dividend Of
six per cent, payable on demand. The New World Fire
Insurance Company, semi annual dividend Of six per
cent, payable on demand The Arctic Fire Insurance
Company semiannua dividend of eight per cent pay
able tho 18th Instant The Lamar Fire Insurance Com
pany semi annual dividend Of eghtper cent payable on
the 18th instant. The Continental Insurance Company
semannual cash dividend Of per cent payable
he 18th nst and dividend Of any per cent upon the
premiums earned during the year ending the 1st instant
for which certificates will be issued the 16th Of Sep.
tember upon which day interest," at the rate OF six per
cent per annum will be paid on the outstanding scrip
The Republic Fire Insurance Company sem;-aanua in
terest dividend Of three and half per cent payable
demand. The Bowcry Savngs' Bank ;ss semi annual il,
tere At the rate Of fvo per cent per annum ums
I've hundred dollars and under and the Of fcs
pep cent per annum larger sans payable the 18th
instant.
The Arizona at New Orleans from Brazos Santiago, ha
S279 o4S in specie Ga board.
Mr. Cisco tho Assistant Treasurer Of the United State
this port, is negotiating So per cents a. par va srs
Join the official notice.
OFFICE OF TIE ASSISTANT TRxAsrRzE UNITED srArEs,l
N.w YoRK, July Is, 1869.
The undersigned ID authorized by the Secretary Of he
Treasury Of se United States 10 receive deposits of gold
to liraed extent, in exchange for Treasury notes.
bearing interest nj the OF ave and half (5s) pes
cent per annum.
They will be Issued payable TO the order Of the deposi
tor IN notes Of 81 o0 $500 and 500 carh at his option,
mAoo after year. and receivable at any time for
pubic dues. JOHN j. CISCO, Assistant Teasurer.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for The month OF June
1859. were ,6SI ~
Eainp2sJune, Is5S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3Si,37S %
psersaps Sh2r2i y
:. ..lAl-l =. &c l. - - slYs,.s.@ss! . :
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Ladies for the Country, washing Callers mt
12s slippers at 6s With ladies' misxes chdrenn boots
and shoes rubber &c of all styles and prices paironze
HL.Lkk 4 20 SS7 Canal street
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Barth0lf's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
GkEAT REELECTION IN PHICEs.
NEW 81 YLES $50 AND $40.
BARTHCLF Manufa turing Company
434 Broadway corner of howard street
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Bsrry'sTIlcOpherous II the Rest and Cheap
eat article for dresapg Identifying cleaning curling
Inc and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold by all drug
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Hair-Its Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color,
and ITO embelsbmept treated carefully by 0RANDJEAN
o0 Twelfth street, weat aide and near ksosdway
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Lace, Tubular and Ribbon TIes.-A new
lot Nos 81 and s9 William street. one door
north OF maiden lane. GEO. II TRACY Agent
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Kennedy's Medical. Discovery IL Warranted
to cure scro a erysipess sasum scad head liberated
sore lega Tor sale by all druegSsss
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ClOsing Sale.-Thompson & Sons Saloons
to daysaloon furniture largo chandelier confectionery
fancy goods, and all the lots not called for.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'S Radical
truss They ALSO keep slk elastic stockings varicose
yens sno ssouoer pracea for de-
New York.
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The Best Spring Bed I'm Existence-Howe's
Elliptic at from s. to &c. at SS Broadway. Call see It.
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Hosloway's Olpsment-Why IL this Prepa-
ration in uch demand fAmiess Because every mother
fee that for the external injuries and diseases accident
~ household 10 and immediate remedy. Sold at 80
Maiden lane, N. Y.
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The Eureka Shuttle Sewing Machines
Price $50 once As9 Broadway Local agents wanted IN every
CTR.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
The best ,he world suTpssng Al made Sold and applied
at the mAnufaclogy x3S Broadway
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$4,000 Straw Hats, from which n Selection
an be had for 81 90, at WHITES, ZIG Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, COZ. Hous-
ton. Hotel accommodations on the European plan
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First Premium Shirts-Ready Made, all
sizes and to order at short notice. LRIGHTONs 62 Broad
way, opposite St Nicholas.
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Genin, Halter, 5O7 Broadway, is making a
clean of his reduced prices The way
they 90 is astonishing. Cal II you wisa abargain
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Singers Sewing Machines

Fingers Sewing Machines
are superior for all manufacturing purposes.
are more desirable for al kinds OF family sewing
Are capable vi doing greater variety Of work.
Are perfectly simple Anc easily kept in order.
Are much cheaper because they earn more money.
Are Just the machine for every family.
m SINGER CO., 45S Broadway
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HerTine's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes, Isl Broadway Of Murray
street, MY
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A Selection OF 5000 Vests for One Dollar al
DRUMGOLD 4 PROCH'S, "a Broadway.
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full supply OF this svorite oil can now Be had Color
light iemen, and FREQ from al impurities
AU6TENH. Agents. % Pearl street. n 7.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupees
vatoly applied, Asior House.
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CoroneTs' Inqlsests.

CHAPTER OF Acc1pES1s-No less than fourteen cases
were reported at The Coroners office yesterday OF this
number five were accidents Besides this there
cases Of supposed homicide neither of them being of
aggravated nature, however
Louis Iarme, pasive Of France, aged twenty-five
years. oed ut the New York Hospital from the effects of
sun stroke received the day previous. Coroner Jack
man held the inquest.
James waterson, native Of Ireland, aged twenty
eight years. was accidentally killed by falling out of
second story window at his residence No. 222 Deancey
street. Coroner Gamble held the inquest
John Ri'ey DIED at the New York Hospital from the
effects Of injuries accidentally received Wednesday by
berg run over by an ice cart at the foot OF Twentieth
street, North river Coroner OKeefe notified OF the
occurrence.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest at the corner of
Tenth avenue and FOrtieth street. upon the body Of
young woman named Margaret Willis who was killed
by being struck with lightning the evening previous
Deceased was sitting Of the windows at the
time OF the occurrence.
Coroner O'keefe bottled to hold an inquest at
Backwes Island upon the body Of Of the inmates Of
the Amshouse who was accidentally drowned Wednes
dsy afternoon during the storm, while trying to cross
the river In small boat The pane of the deceased was
not forwarded to the Coroners' Office
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BEady's Photographs Galleries, 359 and
~ Broadway, New York. and $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
MssAnEon. D. o. PhoosIHphA dAx0srsslypss Nd en-.
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tie presstbat Of excsmstory brevty in many Of the
seuteDtts and paragraphs
Stree his Duties IN the Senate Mr. Choate has held
ruhlc tce except that OF Rel gent OF the smtnsonan To-
death.
Op me reception OF the Of Mr.. Choate's
deceate yesterday morning the Boston Inferior Court adj
Jourped. sud meetg OF the members OF the Suffolk bar
VI" he bed to cay to take appropriate action The body
VIII be temporarily inferred at Halifax 70 await the action
Of the fftncs
thus the bar has lost distinguished luminary the
country man Of mark and q good citizen, and hi family
'opc husband end parent This is the last Of earth"
but he " still ives.n
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Worth Reading and thinking About
ninngers Old London Doct Gin having
called gins sroanssc cordial mecicated DO Z now
epoorsed BY all the prominent physicians chemists
noseurs - POSSESSING all those intrinsic medicinal qualities
Uopc and duTec which belong 10 old and gin,
In quart boes, and sold by all druggiss grocers 10.
BlNIN0RR 90. QsAbliAhed l778), sOlo impoetorl
BrOadNAY. NY. --'
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or Brown
Depot No. Barclay street. Also sold 1t 800 Broadway
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Deafness Cured, However Caused, by New
method, by Dr. BoARDMAN. at No. 974 Broadway.
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Driving. OF WoOo, EDDY s Co... I.otter,e

Drawings OF Wood, Eddy 4 Co.'s Lotteries.
DELAWARE EXTRA GLASS; No 1885, JuIY IA 1879
8, 81, Z, 10, 20, 13, Al, "a, 81, So, SO, &C.
DrLAwAks CLASS NO sse JgLy H. ls6s
2, 8, IS, A, 20, 60. 81, %, II, 76, 46, 81, IS.
GEORGIA CLASS No. aS2. Extra, JULY Is. 1859.
so, %, 3s, Is, d, 6, 46. 60, 81, IS, AZ, "a.
0EoRGIA GLASS No 3s3, july H. 1859
g. Is, g. n. e. 43, &C, IL, 80, II, 6l g. Al, %, 81
GEORGIA EXTRA GLASS. No Ss4, july IA, 1850.
Not received
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington Del
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The Drawings OF ehs SuSsex Oearry anA
OonsoadAssd LosseU Of Delaware.
FRANCE BAOAUpEHTs 90.


hAsAcERs-
The Legislature OF Tie Etase Delaware Il iss a son0c
having gwen TO France Bro>dben 90 lottery contract for
twenty yeas we, Aa nn6srsgnsd. commissioners kpgortsd
o ne Governor OF oad ttae u auparpand ha dra~tu8a
bers drawn thi day
sossEK CousrY-CLA1 No. 81, yuLx a. 1889.
IL, 62, 76, rs, l, rs, 20, SO, "a, 81, 8, &C.
Gl, Sc, G, 3, 20, IA, 43, Z, IA, 81, 70, IL.
wness our hands M wiImingtoa. Delaware. tAis Thurs
eAy, tho IAN day Of July, 1859.
JOHN DALE,
FRANOR BROADBKNT1 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware
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A Selection OF 6, 900 Vests for One Dollar at
DRUMGOLD PKOOH'S, 2l4 Broadway
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BaITy's T,iccphercos IL the Bcsf and Cheap
article fer dreStpr orsufy Inv clesninr nurv re
.sryrr snd sS aic2 &c ls.i. 1.e.eS ~ H. Sold D! I'll
d-ulgNu "
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style. Price $50. Office All Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NCaHhLEss FAMILY ekwIrG MACHINES.
AT BEDUCED PRICES
Temporarily at sol BROADWAY.
Will return 70 1876 In few Weeks
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Metallic Tablet Razor Str0p.-This inimita.
bic article may obtained Of the acturers
&c No Asor House, and Of the various agents
throughout the city.
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A Selection OF 1000 Straw Hats for 81.
ut WHITk's, ZIG Broadway,
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o. A. Bills, Com and Exchange Bro
kesOrders punctuAy 10. Office 76 Greenwich It.
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scented pcstcry. The opening sentence Of 1t is 30 cha
rxcerisc Of Mr.. Choate that cannot avoid inserting
II here
It would be a strange neglect Of beautiful and ap-
proved custom of the schools Of learning and Of Of
the mos, pous and OF the offices Of literature
ser began and to which hs name mperts charm and H.
luetrNion should give no formal expression TO her grief
in the common sorrow sne snoud not draw near,
Of the ead the procession Of the bereaved TO the
toWb 81 the eea, find In her classic shades aec.
tomato and grateful leaf 10 set in the garland with which
they have bound the brow OF her CHILD the mghest de-
parted.
An sneedote is related Of Chief Justice Shaw Of Massa
cbusette which fifty illustrates Choaiee command Of
guage appears that some one had spoken 70 the Judge
or new edition OF Wsbeters dictionary, with number
o. words added "For Goa's sake, gaspcd the Judge,
"dons tell Choate OF It." So convR ced many OF
the power Of hrs logic that guilty Of the despe
rate crimes have been heard to say "t would be all
idea 81 fe oounss IGr Nv ss
anecdote Of his remark on being informed of the
Of q penness man in the act Of q brutal murder.
money. He 10 a dead man."
Many stories told Of the utter impossbiity of re-
porting Mr. Choae but experienced reporters say he was
not more rapid speaker than either Beecher or Chaplin
HIS eccentYicity much resembled that Of Mr. Bcecner
his logic was however less powerful, and hs appeals "a
sentnent and feeling more effective. You might have
heard him epesk Tor hours and be unable TO give
summary Of hs addreshe seemed to carry his hearers
wnh him.
Just what be wanted TO- whether he meant II or not
Every remembers his famous remark In reply to an
appeal on behalf OF the negro on tne erouaa tns 1n
Denied and pronounced this and other sentiments Of the
Declaration al glterng generaties "a term which
often quoted 70 his disadvantage and perhaps was
construed 70 imply than he meant Il has been stat
ed that Mr. Choates boldness and mpeuosisy and the
piercing briancy Of his might attributed TO the
animus Of De Quincy. This, however, has not been
generally known.
OF late years. since the demise Of his much loved old
wing party, Mr. Choate had gradual convert tc
The den ocratic faith His last Fourth Of July oraon In
1888. refore the Boston Democratic Club, ~ss his FIRST
pr'e' r"nw 0ort on behalf c that ra-'v AMI attracted
nIVA we YeOulsrny WA remarked upon ~
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The Expenses or the Quarantine War.
the Special Commissioners appointed to audit the &C
counts connected with the sepoy" war at Staten Island
met pursuant to adjournment, at TX O'Clock A H. yes.
serday. Ex'Commssary General Ward was present. In
order to answer questions relative to the justice Of some
Of the claims Mr. G. A. Ratz acted a. secretary 70 the
Commissioners
Amount previously allowed. ,458 70
TIC hrst claim presented was that Of Mr.. Mat
thew HcKeon, as follows
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The st. Louis Fair.

ST.. LOUIS, September 70.
The fourth annual fair Of the st. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
opened to-day, and although heavy rain fell
during the morning, the grounds were thronged,
about fifteen thousand people being in attend
ance.
The first brigade of Missouri militia Joined
in the opening ceremonies, and was reviewed
by Col. Sumner, United States Army, and stall.
Nearly every State in the Union isrepresented,
either by delegates, stock, or in the mechani-
cal and agricultural departments.
The number Of entries already exceed 5,0Oo,
more than twice as many as at any previous
fair, and still many more will be made.
The exhibition Of stock is unprecedently
large, and superior in quality. The thousand
dollar premiums for the best roadsters, thor
ough-bred stations and thoroughbred bulls,
having drawn here many Of the most celebrated
animals in the country.
In the ring, twenty draft stations today,
the first premium was awarded to Charles
Mack, Of Lockport, New York. The first pre-
MUM for matched horses was taken by William
Reed, of Butler county, Ohio. 'e r'I
The city is densey thronged with strangers,
and every train and steamboat comes laden with
additional crowds. Should the weather prove
proptious, the fair bids fair to eclipse any fail
ever held in the Union. .cl a.a
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27
Cincinnati as Business Mart.

The solidity and actually of the basis of
business in Cincinnati has been tested, and
our city is knewn as reliable. The mer-
chants of Cincinnati are no adventurers in
the phrase that indicates sporters in trade.
They know themselves, their position and
their customers, and have made suitable pro.
vision for the fall trade. Our mechanics
have full stocks, well worked up, and are
prepared for liberal orders. Our hotels are in
trim to receive visitors, and our railroads and
steamers are prepared at reasonable rates to
bear purchases to the homes Of the buyers.
The newspapers are levers of influence be-
tween the buyer and seller, that are not suffi-
GENTLY priced. A downtown merchant was
a few days since forcibly reminded by pur-
chaser from Indiana, that the PENNY PRESS
was the paper read and largely circulated in
his part of the country.