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RARNJJM's MUSEUM is full OF wonders. Never,

bARNtM MUSEUM 10 VI "VhuCio' A'O'UAs
in the pamies of the great Snowman this usce enjoy
ing greater prosperity Thousands daily and ct ali hours
Ioyinp the sights onde there TO be Look e the
list The BABY old weighing 2SI pounds ana
measuring around bis wsist and chest than any man.
inches ALBISo FAMILY with skin and hair as white -
milk though born of black parents The Great Living BLACK
SEA LION WHAT Il IT. &c with CINDERELLA In the Lecture
Room, by the Juvenile Fairy Troupe
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advertisement

Nervous Debility, local aud general. Mental De-
pres.on aud Los. OF Memory cured BY original md pss
treatment unattended BY k the lo.s q BY re nss
Author c. No 64T Broadway, apstss Nswfesk nea, q
M 70 D. M and evenings o Itoa Soc the hsHdseds * w.
timonias In Lis popular hook. l.i r
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TAdvarfisaIneQt |

OUEPN's ARTIST RE-ENGAGED AT HOLINESS
PuoToeR,pH GLLsKI No 1896 BRoADwAY.Now Is the time
tor en- painted true to nature for little Orig
& Al nortrsits reduced so cents Card Pictures 2for 81
HoIs Gallery only at eso Broadway, wkkesI
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THE NEw-YoRK SUSDAy-ScHooL UsroS.-The
Union held its regular meeting at No. 500 Broadway
Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst, Wm Forrest,
ESQ., in the chair The receipts for the parent Society
for the month were reported to be 81 ,5S2 The agent
of the Society reported that he had been called to make
twenty-uix especial Sunday school addresses Ia the
several divisions during the past month. -Four
churches which have at present no Union Schools are
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fAdvertisement.l

OUT OF His PLACE.-WOuld you be aBsnker. Q
Broker Merchant Mechanic, Lawyer Physician O<-
1yman Teacher or Artist Before deciding upos ethes.
Prof FOWLER No 3O8 Broadway aud have Chart win
a full written statement of your true character.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1850

from brass. These bogns suesiooeeu have outdoor
assistants who ak sbout the streets lounge at hotels
a, railrcad depots, aud steamboat landings, to pick up
customers They represent themselves az strangers or
gentlemen Of lekure in the city and ingratate them
selves into the confidence Of the unsuspect'ng, lead
hem to these mautraps sad spring-guns, and then
share the booty when the game is caught Sometimes
tley will not 90 in the shop themselves but give the
signal by clapPiDg their hands by whis'lns or other
signs uIderstood by tie saleeman. When man Is
simple enough to 90 to these esab to purchase
watches, he will find that "s fool and his money arc
aeon ,.r,sdp A CousTRrnaS.
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IAdverdsens

HoYT's HAwATHA HAIR RE5ToRAI1vs mo
best article the market for giving OF red oAn sass
blsek or brown See advertisement In another oeumn
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Advertisement
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NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION


Tn. 6teenth annual meeting Of this body will be held Ia Sym
cuse commencing TUESDAY July 81 and continuing three
Ladies attending the Association viii be OF tho c
Return tickets to members several Of the railroads.
will be The meeting likely be Of greet nterest
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IAdyertisetaeni
Editor Of Tia

EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Oh tns
sc.lpel and Operating and Consulting Surgeon. No
Office consultations the obscure diseases q w
yscsra Rupture PLEA yacocee and FtssulA aiesv Sssvc
without the knife lsature Once heuxs Ue~
md : 20 oysnipg@ t t..f.
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REYNARD q Co.,
PATENT HoussKREPKR's RIpLl,
IsEALLIBLE INszcr POwpsR.
and vKsnts DnsrxeSnR.
The only truly reliable articles extermnste Bs1Sus
Croton Bugs, Moths Garden Insects Rats and Moe
Principal Depot No. l6T Broadway, Sold BY 81 Dusgs
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The CHAMBERs-STREET ZXTINsiOs--C'H'o's
CHARGIs AGAINST MAYOR WooD.-The amount OF
aw ards for damages account of the extension Vi
Chambers street is about $666 0OO the same being pay
able On the LIST of October Of the current year. at the
Controllers Office. The money to meet the amoun'
expended for damages is derived from assessments
upon the property deemed benefited BY the improve
mentsn &C ,ordanee with the appraisements made oy
a commission appointed for that purpose. To the
amo mt Of damages added the cost Of the preliminary
work, with has Just been reported to the Controller
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taxing the preliminary steps toward sho ersaAuat
Of ole for each The Missionary Committee repaired
an unusually large attendance at quite number Of he
schools. One Of the German visitors Of the Society
through the General Agent appealed or paper
to be prepared in German and French, for the im"-
grapts now landing By the thousand every week at
Castle Garden giving them valuable inform .tion re-
spec,ing our American Sabbath.schools. Commit
tee was appointed to prepare such paper for gratn
tous circulation after the Beard had approved IT.
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CRoTos WATER REsTs.-Since the Let OF May
parties indebted to the City for the use of the Croton
have been coming to the Office Of that department in
tie Rotunda, Park, and paying off their daes daily;
their numbers largely easing toward the last. AT
present there hundreds rushing in, aud the Golfers
Of the department being fast replenished. On
Wednesday the collector took in upward Of sli OOO
and yesterday there was more than sl2,OO0 received
The of is rush is the fear of the additional per
cent which will he charged to the account of delin-
qutn,s after the Let of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

DEATH FROM ApoPLExY.-Mr. John p. Sherwin, a
broker having Office No. Is Wall street taken sud
denly IN while rsnssetng business 1t
bis Office fell the floor nseusble He Immediately
removed York Hospital where he died shortly aer
held inquest the body when verdict or
death from apopexy rendered Mr. Sherwin bosrder
Fifth Hotel unmarried he IL rcputed to
have been worth 5000
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STREET Improvement FusDs.-The Controller is
now Issuing the sEreet-improvemen bonds authorized
by recent ordinances of the Common Council for sup
plying the deficiencies in the Street Improvement Bu-
reau, caused by delay in collecting assessments, and
otherwise,
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FAST YACHT SAILIsG.-The schooner yacht Zinga,
Capt. H. H. Thomas, left Sands Point, L. l., at $50
on the l4th inst and arrived at Portsmouth, n H. at
a. m on the 10Th inst, making the run inside of IS
hours, hours of which was against strong tide and
almost dead calm.
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In MY LADYs CHAMBER.-A man. giving his name
William Crsddock arrested on Wednesday night by On
the rooms occupied by Mis- Sarah Msren, at No ls wee
street The accused occupied apartments 10 tho
same bouse taking advantage of the young ads absence,
brob Of her and stole $50 worth Of clothing
and ewery He detected while leaving the house. and
ocked nm 10 answer by Justice Kelly.
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ACHARITYDoDGE.-Msgdal Schultz. German
Ward Police charged with having obtained ss by false
representations Her story wetod, and represented
husband wasting away with broken leg Also sundry an1
other vsusbe of the human anatomy The husband
sscertained to be fictitious and bis injuries srsns
ory In imagination The complainant lives In Williams
bu prisoner sent there for examination
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHooL.-The Trustees
of Columbia College held meeting yesterday after.
noop at the Law College in Lafayette Place, for the
purpose CT making arrangements for the next collegiate
course, but the business transacted was not made
known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

TRAINS TO Long BRAscH.-In order to do away
with Sunday travel to Long Branch, N. j., the Rari
tan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company run a
special boat and train every Saturday afternoon at 81
o'clock so as to accommodate those who cannot go at
the regular hour, p. m This arrangement gives two
boats and trains Long Branch every Saturday after
noon at and 81 p. m The 4 p. m. boat returns to
the city at p via Sandy Hook 80 as to give ex-
cursionists view of the harbor and cool SAIL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHINoroN, July II.
The commission 10 settle the claims under the
Paraguay commission will probably be in session
two weeks longer.
The testimony Of the American claimants has
not yet been all taken. Il includes much yalua
bic information relative 20 the natural advant
ages and productions Of that country.
The Republic OF Paraguay is represented by J
II Carlise, Esq, OF this city, As It's attorney
The Senate Printer on Monday, delivered 10
the binder l0OoO of the 10000 copies Of The Ag
ricultural part Of the Patent OficerepOrt 20 900
copies additional will be ready in the course of a
few days
The Printing Of this document WAS delayed BY
the action OF the House IN pOstpOning the order
TIL the close OF the secession. The Senate edition
Of the work has already been printed bound and
delivered
There is no truth in the report that the House
Printer has suspended operations, ~ the Attorney
General has not yet rendered an opinion as 20
the construction of the Law reducing the price
to be paid for printing.
The report OF the COvOde committee makes $40
printed pages OF the 100 600 copies ordered by the
House 5000 will be ready for delivery in the
coarse Of q few days.
Congress at the late session ordered printing
involving an expense of at least eight hundred
thousand dollars.
Workmeu commenced this morning the removal
Of the Naval monument at the fish pond on the
west side Of the Capitol. II is to be transferred
TO the Naval Academy at AnapOlis in pursuance
of the late order of Congress-
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Last Nights Report.
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEw YoRK, July II.
A dispatch 70 the Philadelphia Press says that
Marshal Ryndcrs, Of y. \. is removed for retus-
ing 90 oppose Douglas
EN councilman kerrigau attempted to shoot
Alderman Gerrett in the Cl:J Hall Park 10 day
but was prevented, II Is said that the Alderman
and a Mr ketchy induced n sister Of kerrgan
and another lady 90 take a sail in yacht on the
East river last Thursday,nighG, and attempted
violence upon them. The loud screams OF the In
dies attracted attention, and they were landed
when tlae mcn sailed way kcrrigan has given
The A lderman notice of his intention 20 shoot
him.
Mrs. Schumaker, one OF the victims Of the trag
edy IN list street, died last night
VIM. Finn, an attache of the Daily Papers OF
New York for 2j years, died 20 day, aiter six
months illness. He was a native of Ireland, and
a nephew Of Daniel o Connell.
A French lady named Jeannette Paliseer, fell
ont Of q second story window at her residence in
Delaney street, last night, while In q state OF
sonanbulism, aud was almost intantly killed.
james DOherty Barkcch in 4Oth street was Sc
verVly but not dangerously, stabbed last night
by a laborer named Barney McAtee, whom he
had refused to trust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-12
DEMOCRATIC OnNYENTInN.

CHICAGO, July, II.
The Breckenridge wing of the Democracy held
their State Convention at Springfield TO day.
Resolutions endorsing the nomination Of Breck-
enrldge and Lane, and recommending each cOun-
" and Senatorial district 70 present full ticket
OF National Democrats to be voted for at the en-
suing election, were adopted.
The following State ticket was nominated -
Governor, Thomas n. Hope; Lieut.. Governor,
Thomas Smell; Secretary If State, B. T. Burk:
Auditor, Harry II. Smith, State Treasurer. W.
II. Cathar; for Electors at Large, John Dougher-
ty and Thompson Campbell.
The nominations received much enthusiasm
los guns were fired in honor Of the nominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-12
THE ZOUAyRs.

JTIcA, July IL.
said 10 be the best drilled company in the Union,
were received in this city to-day, with grand mil
Hary display by the 45th Regiment under com
niand Of Gen r. n. White A tremendous
crowd witnessed the drilling The Zouayes leave
for TrSiy .orroyy morning asai-'siH he IN New
Ynrlr Saturday y r1orftfnU
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COMMERCIAL
CLEVELAND MARKET-JULY N.

FI.OUR-Sales Of the usual small lots at former
prices, including so bbls good extra at $780,
WHEAT-sale Of car red at 81, p on an ordVI
I white at Slyss; and small lot red at I,i5-
CORN-Quiet at sc on track.
OATs-sales ofseversl lots from store at 2sc
HIGHWINES-saleso OFFS bbls at Igc.
EGGS-sales Of barrels at IOc
GALT-sale Of 5 cars at sl,45.
HAMS & SHOULDERS-sales Of a few hum
dred pounds at lOc for the former and Sc for shoul
ders.
CHEEsF-saIes Of 500 hs at 7Jza7Ec.
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At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus q Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleys-
land : Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlon, with hacls to Chagrin Falls, sc.
At Mantua, with hicks for Rayenna, &C.
At Braceyilla with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hecks to Sharon, Greenfield Mead
ille, Bloomfield, O. nheld, &C.
At Youngstown Wlsh stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. \.
W. 4 e. K. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sEp't.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.

OTTAWA, c. w, July H.
The Masonic Grand Lodge, Of Canada, met
here today. A large number Of delegates are
assembled from all parts of Canada. The session
was occupied by receiving reports and the annual
address Of the Grand Master
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MUIR RDER r,

La Crosse, WIS, July Il.
A brutal murder was committed at Brownsville,
Minn., Is st evening. A man named Jake Riley
killed his mother in law, sister-in law, and at
tempted 10 kill his father inlaw with large
bowie knife. The murderer escaped Intense
excitement prevails in the vicinity, and the whole
neighbOrhOOd turned out in search for Riley
No OcaBse is assigned except intONicatiOn
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RATIFICATInN nIRRTING.

ALBAST, July II.
The friends of Douglas and johnson held a
ratification meeting tO-night in Capitol Park. II
was the largest political gathering ever held in
The cilN.lnllv 10000 nersons heing nrasenl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-12

BpsToN, July IL
The steamship Europa sailed At noon % day
with 30 passengers for Liverpool and 70 ior liah
tax 81 500 in specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-12

RIcHMoSD, July II.
The executive committee have called the state
Democratic Convention az Charlottesville, Au.
gust 18th
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hgsiHaWs 4 > aF 5..65.;E 5.6 .85$5: q:
M a GIRS0N.

OLNa n kAAlAlCANF
Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever ai 70 cure
the above named diseases. he Ell R9y t1e same
the United states treats the same diseases WIKI
Amer many years OF Iaborious study and expert
enee, Or. GIBSON is happy in being able 70 an
nounee to the unfortunate, that he 8 perfected
sPEEDY7 AND 81 PERMANENT CURE
oI the above and other private diseases, with all bad
DEBILITY Or NERVOUs PBOsTRATION.
Es has succeeded n curing cases In this qlty soals
sesty led physicians who profess % treat al private
maladies with success and without receiving the
Although Dr. GIBSON has a Diploma, yet he
makes no boast oi that taet ior the very reason lnat
Diploma Is com paratlyey simple thing des5lluts
Of intelligence for neither diplomas, nor colleges
nor experience ever yet possessed power sun
cisnt 70 always make aged men wise or y convert
one single Ounce into medical genius neither does
he boast that he is a member Of some college in
Paris or London g perhaps some others 40 lor Ine
purpose Of ensnaring the Innocent But what DIT.
GIBSON might boast Of is this, that he Is able %
give entire satisfaction TO those Who repose COM
dence in his ability and integrity, and that he has
perfected an American system Of treatment which
challenges any Physician Of London or hfl5s or any
patent medicine to equal for the radical cure Of sem
NAL weakness, and all diseases or arrangements,
both mental and physical arising rom sexual or
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
iOllOWing advantages all others yet d5cOYeredi
able he uses relics Of the dark ages such e.
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug Secondly
ly his treatment is positive and certain in al cases
re stands prepared 60 20 into any public oF Plis5ls
great fact that he Is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required BY any
other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things and m
this age, the only Pabula upon which the pqDllse pll
mind can be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can be deduced-
Dr.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Reference can Be given to
individuals Of the first Tespectabiity in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success
B5e- Medicine sent to any part Of tho country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
at his Ofice.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropatiy and Medicine,
H8- Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 20 Y and from 10 to5 O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted now
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YeateTaay AiLsEnoon'a RopoTt.
rRnlI RIcHlInNn.

n0eNoNr July IL
The L S frigate MaceGonian arrived at Ports
mouth, n H.. this morning, from the Medtterra
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NOTICE TO CONTRADICTIONS

NJ OIlCE To CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until II o'cOck, NJ, July 10th
lst0 for the grading balasting ana paving the road
way, and curbng the side walks of the street on the
westerly, nOrthery and eastery sides Of the Public
Square, from the n0rtherly line Of Superior street.
TO interscct with the present paving.
Bidders are requested to state in their proposals
the price per cubic yard for excavation per square
foot for paving with Medina (N. y sand stone and
per square foot for paving with Sandusky lime stone
separately, and per lineal foot for curbing with
Cleveland sand stone and Medina IN. y sand
stone separately. And per neal foot for cross walk
stone Of Sandusky lime stone and Medina IN "
sand stone separately.
Plans and specifications may be seen aud more
particular Information obtained at said Engineers
office on and after July nth, 4s6O
Each proposal must be accompa lied by a good and
sufficient bond, requiring tho bidder to enter into
contract at the price named in his proposal, should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reservng the right 10 accept or re-
ject the same. By order Of the Board,
J. II. SA RGENT,
City Civil Engineer.
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CRY CIVIL EYGINEER's OFFICE,
Cleveland, July sth, 1860
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
i Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until July 10th, lSf0, at y O'Clock NJ, for the cOu-
stTuctiOn OF POntOOn and Truss Bridge across the
Cuyahoga River in Central Way, near the foot Of
Commercial street.
Plans and specifications for said Bridge NAV be
seen at this Office on and after the 18th inst.
The Board Of City Improvements invite bids re-
serving the right TO accept or reject the same.
By order Of the Board,
J. II. SARGENT,
in tstv-fH fHfv-fNrH
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:lCGF.
8ras9 f0Hnara.

JAMES H. ODELL. BRASS
% FOUN NDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St,
a few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H.
Is prepared TO furnish all kinds of work used for
steam, Water Gas, and all the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business Buur Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
and Brass Work Of all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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OHERTFFS SALE-BY VIRTUT

~ HERlEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the suit Of
Henry ID. Kendall ct. al. plsintiils, against Hippo
lyte Mole, ct. al defendants, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale, at public auction, tho store
lately occupied by Bald MOle on LOran street. near
city limits) in the Township OF Brooklyn, in said
county, on the 9Th day Of July, lsdO at O'Clock P
NJ, the stock OF goods in said store consisting
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Millinery, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales, weights, Measures,s &c.
Said sale to continue from day to day until COM
pleed. ID. l.. MlGHTMAN,
e. W. Palmer, Pitts Atty Sheriff