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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-18
Wanted.

A n Improved Farm, for which good Gin
"A cinnati property, on Race aud Belts streets win
be exchanged. Inquire of
CHAS. +. CLARKE,
nov3O Real Estate Agent, Id Rtreet.
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For Sale Cheap.

'TNHE Residence OF E. Arson More, on
Il Second street, near Perry, IL offered at a bar.
gain, II application 10 made soon.
This 10 one Of the most desirable places In the
city. The hou,e is large, and furnished with every
convenience Inquire OF
CHAs. T.. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
novs0 Clegg's Building, I'd 81.
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City PrOPerty-DesiFabic Resi-
~NnnnnI

offer for sale on reasonable terms, a
a new and handsome residence on I'd street, be-
low Perry.
The Houseislarge andoonimodious, with allthe
modern improvements and eonveniences; lie finely
located, andin a good neighboFhoOd. Will be sold
cheap, napplication is madesoOn.
NCHAS. Z CLARKE,
mhs Agent, Clegg's Building.
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& Michigan r. R.
For Il edo, Detroit, Fort wayne
and Chicago.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIME TABLE
JAN. 8, 1860.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,

Connecting at Toledo for Detroit, also At Lima
ior Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving in Chicago
10. 80 p. NJ. and o A. M.
Connecting at Piqua for Columbus, ZanesviiIe,
wheeling and Baltimore. Also At Dayton, for
Cincinnati, Columb and Indianapolis
Connecting at Lima also with Trains on Pitta-
burg, Fort Walne and Chicago Railroed,) for Pitts-
burg Philadelphia and New York and all Eastern
and southeastern cities.
TRAINS GOING onI1rn
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sCoNGcAL.-A curve line formed by the intersco a..
ton Of a cone and plane; the comic sections a e the
parabola, the hypefbola and eolipse.-twrnsrEn.
dec2a
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Monroe's New and Secondhand Store.
GAZETTE BUILDING NO $50 3D ST DAYTON.
DuYs N SELLS FOR Dash OR EXCHANGES
ID Household Goodies, such as BedateadA, Bedding,
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Cook and Parlor Stoyes,
and PAYa CASH for od Iron, Brass, Copper, Lead,
Brittania, Old Rubbers, to ALSO, a splendid Guitar,
cheap. SMITH, MONROE co. =
deel-Imd
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.I.rI,e,, RcDorfed bv TeIegr0ph.


BryfALo July II. p. m--fLouK Is steady aud in good
denar sales Of 3CO bbs al - 9l III extra Wisconsin
$50 rs for Ohio and Indiana IS 5Od SO for Double
EStss. Wheat dull; sales CoEs per at the close, and
got demands sales of de day i00bush. vt VI G52c Oars
Quiet and sesdy sales of bush Weston and Canadian
o5d5Jic. NhEN nominal B l9,c CANAL tBgIGHrs 400
Flour ic On Wheel, aid .otc Corn TO Newfork Ilgs
In,XTsa3 coo bush Com CANAL ExPoArssoo bbls Flour
IS go bush Com ALSO bush Oats
ALBANY July l7FLOlR dull, sud without charge in pdfe
sues atort lcetbhN 20 city trade. WHEAA sm, Parcel "
" hte ctansd hands on p terms Co.'s dropping bat IN
fsr Inquiry rae about III Ca bush 6AGblc the outside
figure lots delivered ut ta Albany depot Round Yel
low sold Al &c. RtT-Yhl,s small Tarrl Ut pc y NJ los
OAr-sAes BtO0 bush Siso end 25O0 bush Chicago at ic.
NuIskS-No sBes.
CHICAGO July t. NJ BLouR active at - 90 for Spring
WHEAT dull ~ 81 O51 81 90 fo No 2 ia store. cogS active
600 bu % u d42C on dan and declined To- RE-
YiFIs'-A Ibis Flour 'so bush Wh, laN Gee bush Corn
$40 tusl Oss SrsEsIs $50 bbi-. Flour, 10 500 bush.
Nh,a sB0vl bush. Com. FRRGnrs unchanged. sight TX.
,rssGE on New OH, II b cent pr,u.iqm
ogWYCui JOY It's p.mFLorR urch aged and IN moier
demard WnvAT n limited demand ,alcs Of ,eoc bush.
ed demand sales u 20 u bush Illinois Il 5Sic ard 10 00O
bush IuISna st 5i Other Grains quiet Canal kgNIsHr.
Gm at p Flour &c Wheat and he Com 70 New.
York LAKE lsPoNTs.li 800 bush. Wheat Canal fNrORrs
ID blls four a. 80 huSh Wheat SOto1 bush Corn
tNCisktT Jui, l.-FLot market unsettled aud lower
sales u ~ 2d ~ 20 NnIs dol at1ic FRoyNoNs buoy
ant Mess Pork Plgi Bacon az ~ ollie LAIR n 1885,
MfvArKrE, Jnly T.-Riorlt dun and lower CoRN quiet
oATs "ssdy. RscnPrsl4O bbb. Flour; $50 bush. Wheat
No shipments.
NFwOnE.Ss July l;.Cor1oN very dali sales TO dSy $50
bales 'lr inquiry, and pires weak. SuSM steady 1Ic
fl"rEA declining tendency II - ~ 81 ~ OArs ulm At
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES TROOPS FOR NEW-MEXICO.
Yesterday and the day before were busy days at
Governors Island. The almost hourly arrival from
provincial recruiting districts Of soldiers to join the
large detachment which is to leave for the West this
morning, kept the authorities steadily employed The
men detailed for the expedition were mustered and
paid off last evening on the island, when nearly $50
men, rank and hs, appeared under armr. The follow
ing is a correct statement:
E,os. Ee,c. York (Gore,Oys IsidadThee hundred aud
eighty men the h and It'll Regiments United States Infantry
Ocer commsnd F Li.uts. W lcox and Pinon; I'd do,
City and Surgeon Bsrthoon To proceed direct % Fort
oth In the Department OF the West aud report 70 the
Ccmnandsnt OF that fort. .
Fycm Cayiise Pa-One hundred and forty men, without
horses for Mounted Raemen and First Dragons the de-
pa,tpnt Of NeM-Sieo Officers: DiaDteuants w. Lane,
A. W. Rae Brsvet A5jntsnt Wheeler jr Assistant Surgeon
Tsnebroy TO report the place Eewfork detsch-
From Neirpoyt kyNney for tho Eighth Infantry for
service regiment New Mexico Ofhcers: Leuteu
ants 10Th infantry 70 report at the
Mace m above detschmen's Total $40 When these sol
de,s reach eavenworh they will be united into tfsn
10 march across plains Col Ctenden Of the moanted
vice taxing command Of them Officers Of the respective res
ents which they belong will meet them ct Lesvenwoh
those going from here being merely temporarily appointed
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EIGHTH WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of this Club was
held last evening at Watermans, Varck street. In
the absence of president Thicker, James NJ. Murray,
Vice Pr, sdep took tie Chair After the Dispatch OF
scme ro une business large number of persons were
elected members. A curious made its appearance
durr the evening illustrating the far-raeniDg i9fiu-
enee II bad deeds. gentleman presented himself for
membership who, at the last Congressional election
having charge of the tickets instead of working for the
REPUBLICAN candidate Afr. Williamson, worked all day
for Gen. Walbridge, the Sham Democratic candidate
Although the candidate begged for admission YET the
Club were niexible and consigned him TO the political
rerdiion TO which his deeds richly ene him. The
tumutuous applause which greeted the sentiments of
devotion to our party enunciaed during the discussion
eypced tue enthusiasm Of the Lincoln and Hsmiin men
of this Ward.
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THIRTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCI-
ALTON.

This Association met in good numbers at OnderdonK
Hall last evening, I. G. GROVER, President, III tne
chair. ~
After the transaction Of preliminary business, hr.
GiroRGE TgRwILLIGFR addressed tia Asso ,iation AZ
some length upon the questions at issue before toe peo
pIe He referred at first 10 the nor -commiual policy
Of the constitutional Union party inquired whether
the people were willing to bindly support candidates
these who came ont openly and boldly. for then he
knew where 70 strike and reminded his hearers 81 the
pluck of the Bfeckinrdge faction, for they plainly told
ne thai property in man national law, and Con-
gress bad no right TO interfere with it in the Territories.
lie then exposed the falaey of Popular Sovereignty,
and recommended Chicago platform as the only one
cali uat. to bring back the administration of our Gov
ernr eDt TO its early vgor. In bis concluding remarks
he exhorsd all who desire to defeat that most corrupt
of AL parties, the Democratic, TO rally around the
standard Of Lincoln and Hamlin.
A vote ofihanks rendered TO Mr.. Terwilger for
his able speech and after the transaction OF some other
busiress, the Association adjourned.
TIE Republicans of the Thirteenth Ward are ear
nestly at work.
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---------
LATER FROM BERMUDA.
BOSTON SLAYER WRECKED.


Bermuda papers of the 4h Of July have the follow
ing intelligence:
An ALLEGED SLAvER."-0n Monday evening
last, the signal stations announced brigantne on
the rocks at the West End Assistance from the
shore soon reached her, and she found TO be the
American brgsntiue Virginia, four days from Boston,
bound 10 the Coast of Africa. The captain learn,
made bargain with he commanders of the boats that
went 10 his aid 70 pay them 500 upon their exricat-
ing his vessel ssfely from the reefs. This payment
be proposed TO make upon bis selling draft on his
owners for the cessary funds but failing in his Efforts
to do THE, he made up his mind to wait here until he
could communicate with his owners.
BY next morning, however, the state of affairs pre-
sented aspect. IL was undisgusedly stated by
some Of the crew. who came on shore, that the Vir-
ginia was SLAYER fitted up such, and had the
usual provisions for such voyage. In consequence
Of this ufor nation she was oVerhaued yesterday by
u NJ. gun-boat SkiEjack, the Virginia haviug been
previously exricated from the rocks and taken into
Muuays Anchorage by the pilots. The officer in
charge of the SkPjack finding, AS we learn there
no mistake to the alleged character If the Virginia
her fittings, Ac., showing she was slaver--took
charge OF her, and this morning lowed her into the
port of 81. George, where che is, prize to the
Skipjaek.
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RnARn OF SUPERVISORS.

The Supervisors held regular meeting NJ o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, the President Mr. STEWART, III
the chair.
Mr.. PURDi offered b resolution associating the
Committee on Printing and Stationery with tle Com
miltee on General Taxes for the purpose of nquiring
~ 10 the SAFETY of the public funds handed by the
late City Controller The present Incumbent. Ad1p'ed.
MIR. BLUSI offered Resolution requesting the Metro
poltan Police Commissioners 10 report 10 the Board
whether Mr. Richard Is. Marshall had been discharged
frr "a be Police force, and ii 3d. for what reason.
Mr. PURDY thought such action was a system Of
atbipe men in the dark, ard opposed taking 4.
MIR. BLUsI said that he had formerly signed a cir
cnlar fiyoriHg MaIshafs appointment 60 the police
he had since Learned enough about him u be sory for
having done so and now wished 10 be ret night on the
record.
Mr.. LIrTIr wanted charges TO he directly preferred
Mnrs all thould have a chance Of defending himself.
MetTs. BLUST, PURDY, aud LITTLE INDUCED in a
length debate the subject. The resolution Was
finally lost, by vote Off 70 ..
communication as received from the Controller,
Transmitting the folio wing statement Of the County
Treasurer:
Buls lce Of Funds In hand, Of County Treasurer -.
Juy foitHf o.
Receipts daring the HUJ IL
TJIl5H ~
Disbur ements during the Ho5 81
Balance July SslS ad9 -
The communication further states thai the amount OF
Revenue Bonds issued, up 10 the present tme by ao
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesmshps-Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk, Ludsm Henek.
en- Perss Jutkins Liverpool Cunard Parans tBr Hse'
nan Gsway Rowland Aspnwsll
Ships-Evening Star Robins Richmond Delsuo Cspeu
Southern Eagle Caldwell Melbourne, Fisher, Ricard Co
Barks-Nusgetl Bodde, st. John ~ B., Thos James " ~
Stepbensou James New-Oile ans ~ Smith Co Rstu-
deer CUNNINGHAM Remedies Simpson Msynewi Reindeer
Coutts Richmond, c 3. Fessenden NJ W. bndee Swsnsou
ST Jago Brett Son Overmsn Stirring g. Jsso Wsydsn
L Co.. Texsns: Brand, Lsvsccs, McCready Mott Co
Brixs-satela Higgins Para z. s. Corning; Jeffrey lBr
see.y Port Midway simpson Capp; See Lsrh Hopkins
Csdiz C. T. J. Peters Caroline, Porter Aspinwsn Psnams
Rrosd Co Abby Ellen Gilmore, Doboy Island Walsh Car
yer Chase. -
schoon.rs-AIba Powell Wilmington, f. 8. Powell Kate
in,hm Jacksonville, Van brans sssht T. ses.r Kenyon
Prevalence master Gsze!e Wilon, Providence master
Fsir Potter Bristol Wentworth (Br Dawson Wind
sor H. J. G. A. Dewof Ourust, Thompson, Perth Anboy
Van Brunt SAsht Eleanor Hazleton Savannah d. Brook
nsn L Co .H-.
siocp-w II. Bowen Bro.herton, Providence, master.
Steam Tscony, Ely, Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

Tbs branch OF the City Government met u, tne
.bamher of the Board Of Aldermen last evening fres'
cent JOINS in tie chair A., r :, favor
m Granting permission TO Foster and bro Ter TO erect
rnbc scale on the southeast corner OF fhty-egn'n
:, -, and Second avenue Referred TO Committee Oh
Streets. ,, a ooo additional
copies of the Street Commissioner quai'e' ''P
were ordered to be printed. It, ,.-..,,,, tho
M COSTELLO offered a resolution directing tlc
Street Com missioner to have gates ming al a 'I
pps 10 Tompkins Square, and cause them 70 oe
at o'clock p. m. The paper was S'"' :" '"'
tee ON Lands and Places. ,,..,, 8,
Mr.. HoGAs presented 8 preamble ana resoiu',on ~ ~
ouposon to the days work syst N IN he cisai,is y,
The streets rs being agaiost the pfoVis"hs VI b
charter ard IN peeunary ylsw nov 10 renors nj
a. ne xt meeting what the amount of
for cleaning the streets from January 1917 10 July
az the same wear and lso the amount from January l.
1850, to July l. 1850 and what IL the naa"Ss o.
amount in he treasury remaining to the credit OF the
CITY on the street cleaning apprpr ion inrner taat
The Counsel to the Corpo alton report fortnwin
whether il is within the power Of the Common Conncil
10 continue definitely the present practice OF cleaning
the streets without contract.
The paper was adopted. , ,r,,
A report was adopted permitting the Third avenue
Railroad Company 10 continue the use OF the DOOM az
the terminus Il their route Opposite the Astor housG
communication was re.ei'e ed IRON inc Ooh're'ie''
transmitting statement showing the amount OF APP
propriatons and expenditures on city account, ana s
balances remaining pended on account OF earl,
appropristiun June 80 1850; Also the receipts aoa
disbursements on account OF the various Huse anu
specs accounts and the condition OF each Of sad ac
counts at that me The Controller ssys that ne nope'
the large deficiency 10 the trust accounts, compnsns
4" Assessment Fund and Street Improvement
Fund" will be made good-an that Is required 70
now before the Common Council. The Controller
recapituarion of expenditures is as follows:
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YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, UNION.

YOUNG MEMS REPUDLiNAN UNloN.
re0ular meeting of this Association was held last
evening, the Precedent, Mr.. CHARLES T. RoDaEns ia
the Chair. YAH IT.. o,l.
made The opepipQ address Of the evening. liz was
followed by Mr. j. O. Johnson, who presentsa % ,re
Upiop gave constructed from the wood OF Lincoln
Ker tncky log house, and made q few remarks eu'o-
CYSTIC Of lie character of Honest Old Abe basei Gu
former personal acquaintance with him. Mr. s,. oo9 nsm
mite durr q the celebrated Lincoln Douglas campaign
and con O. quenily ell Informed in relation to We,era
pOlts He predicted the most unparalleled eh'na is
asm tbrous bout the Western States in behalf OF the
Chicago candidate.
Mr.. d. A. HAWKINS was the next speaker, and con-
liz ned at come leogh exposing the eorrupious OF Tue
Danorai;c partv lie told several stories illustrative
Of The fac, that the sbrewder that side are com
ing over as rapidly possible to the party which they
&c e il sure 10 30 successful.
The CHnRsAs announced that the Union hoped era
Icing 10 be able TO engage Mr.. Grow Of Pennsyivams
10 deliver speech ia this city, on tie subject Of ths
Homestead Exemption, after which the Union al
journed.
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IlIR d.

BREIERIn this y on Sunday sys.ins Jaly y sss, ans
CAvERLY-Op Tuesday July II, sophia, wife Of John L
Csyerly; aged 70 years aud months:
Without uhsr noics To- atssna The aser Z. The fdsaes
81 se.Sc ?. 's.s y .s Filth On csay,, ,'a =,
intennent.
CHUaCHER-rn this city, on Sunday, July IS Ms Msths
ChuIcher. In the 18th year Of her age.
DSAk. B .ss ssi S % S Il p sy
ede,t daughter Of Henry Davidson, esq Of Belfast Wade
FLEMING-ln this city, suddenly on Monday July g. ct ~
o'clock M, henry Smith Fleming younge.t son Of "m Z
ard May A. Fleming. aged Ii months and ls days
Morn. Be Camp widow y he late John aiachnsn IN q.
I'D year Of her age. ,,,t.a A.
TIT sS @ ss e s.l a It, y ss
street. Thursday 18th Inst, at O'Clock NJ without fur
HARDENBERcH New suaswsci l., . T. on TSss: e:
Bis fine viii Ia place Livingston svenass
stl e.. !, o,o't s.S T. J,,, IS ,os0 O.
khYsEk In s...Teih e. e. sunday July u.s. 1860, Mic
Her rsmains taken Monday the 10th to Msstsnck
Long leland for int.rlnen. G.. u
KNOWtTOErAi Tsnytown, Saturday, July a. Charles
Albert elde child g, ~ aud s0phy Z kno"a'n' 's'd
MaGBER~It Dover Plains Dutches' County wm Nssher.
Go shi.sty Monday Js,y is .sr .hss
sbd Illness kOsn wife of William Mclaughlin In as
NoRIE-On Tuesday morning July II, suddenly, Ehhu p
Noble % and months the youngest son Oh LINUS
and &. ,hsin- Noble
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited "
attend his funeral this day (Wednesday) oeoeh M
om the resdence of his parents No 81 Fourth street His
remains will be tsken t, Trinity Cemetery. -,
PADDUN-On Monday, July 10 Hannah Paddon N me -
year of her age the residence Of her William W.
faddon. -
The finn. raj services viii bs held New jerusalem Church,
Cd Thirty nth between Fourth and Lexington eyennes
"a O'Clock this "wednesday afternoon 70 which the con-
ereestoo and friends Of the family are invited
QINND this city, Monday morning July To- alter snort
illness Ellen Quinn aged 81 years , a. 4.
REEVEs-O On Tuesday morning, July II, Emene, wife Of
Milton Reeves. -
The .pds and relatives the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral her residence, First avenie, Do
tween Eghyttd ard Eighty fourth streets Ihufsdsy
morning next O'Clock. wi hont further mvtacr der
ramaaaa will be taken % Greenwood for inteIment
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Arrived.
lyon. Savannah, mdse. and pass. 70 9. Z.

Steamship Augusta Lyon Savannah mdse and pas TO g. L.
shP Ellen Austin, osrcL Liverpool July IT, mdse and %
on "a 70 psssed visis bark Iisnts July Robe;. sano,s
aged 80 years native Of England died OF hspaOu
s, q GS,io,1 rs%sn s.ssSs Bremen Jsse %ds
mouth July lat 10 lon 50 S. passed fishing .chr William
RenIs SSond = Jon passed bah Tha%a:
wbs nsI sS.. NJ blue color with
barb Xanho barton Warren lzhour. wsstowed TO th.csy
Bds Ei'isos OF Basserl Partridge Ham.oes p r. Jay !.
1ss s., S q, rI d s e
g. lah 81 rs 49, Ion H. experienced heavy gale from u.
Hris Fanny Palmer BrN Bulmer Bil.boro N s., 10 days.
plaster to alter Tcmpt inr.
wood add coffee to Brstt Son & Co
Pig H. Kennedy tcf Bangor, wnslow, Ponce, R., II
Brig Helen Msr Br Card Windsor s. u days plaster 10
Big Jana IBr) Robinson Maitland N g. sday, plaster 10
,Brs NJ T. Ellsworth tBr Curry, Windsor N g, 10 days,
Big Monica, Lowe, Ns~,Bsdford sd.y.
Moore henry ISly 10, 20 mile. W Of Cspe Hster.s
5dys with loss Of all her s,i supplied her with msis
molss.e. July 10 Ia S. lou. "a spoke bss E
schr. Village Belle IBrl Harvey Windsor s., 10 d,ys
plaster to d. r. Dewolf
schr Nate Wsker Gulys Bangor days. lumber Brett,
sebr October Berry Bangor days. lamber to NJ Msyhew
Co.
schI Arctic, Hicks Georgetown, D. c. days acnr &c. "a
Stafford Dodge.
scbr Wide World Burns, Wilmington, N c. sdsy. naval
stores 10 Jonas Smith & Go.
Schr. Amra T., Hart Providence 2 days
Schr. Forest. Avery, RockHnd DAYS lime.
Schn Union Libby New-ItHven DAVIS.
Schr. VIM. Clark, Robinson Richmond days
Scllr. Leroy. OsbeID. Georgetown, d. e.. 8 days, coal
schL $. N. Taylor Scar, 'ortlaDd days.
Scir julia Elizahs tn Lawrence Stnnngton days
schf. Arctnrts. Nesconb New Bedford days
Sci r. Henry PAyton Crowe, Rondout, coal for Boston
Srlf NJ Monsoon Rondout, coal for Prpyidepce
f. d. Fogg Gibbs Warren IL hours having In tev
bark StUtho
STEAMER Dsygb b. Springer New Bedford udse and ps "
Barsow & Pope :.
Steamer Kennebec johnson, Philadelphia and Cape Nay
mdse. and pass Ia Perkins
Steamer New Loudoo Smith, Ne.London, mdse 70 II. H..
Rockwell.
Steamer Aida Robinson PHILADELPHIA mdse. to Lopez
kirbpatrick
Steamer AIbaiross Jone, Providence, mdse TO odel
BELON--bTig Elizabeth Ann from West ludies
SAILED-St srishrs PaIna Galway Jamestown Norolks
ships Progrs London; Manhattan Liverpool Paragon Ant
werp Palestine London Frey ttnsl Cork bark Reindeer
N1ND-N. W.
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MARRlE d.
nONFs-uy,ppApn-A,,b

B0NEs-HUBBARD-At the residence Of the brides fskheSX
IN Oh npon Jefferson County, Wednesday July A. By th
Be, >: Winslow William L. Ponce o. aewYot, 70 Mo
f1SS Ssufss, Of w s,. asSe.G O.
ttew'; Church, Wilton. Com BY the Be-, Lsyi sdnso,
LITTLE-COOPER-D sb~h.ld Mass. Thar.d.y, JAY Il,
Mr. Asahe Litl- 70 sss Ellen Cooper eldest dssthsr
tbs Hon Fred Cooper, al Of Sheffield Msss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6rookyn, % Monday, July
6 q tbe residence Of the brides fs.er the Rev Wiaa
Ter II John Bellinshsm, esq., all Of Brooklyn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city on Tnssdsy July IL
Al Trinity Chapel BY the Rev Dr. 1eran 0srdin 3sndsrs
son son Of the Hon Geo Ssnderson Of Scranton, 70 N
Eliza Mcgrsir grand daughter Of the late James Mebfsr
this city.
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BARN SER on FIRE BY LIHGTSISG IN NEw-JER.
sEY.-On Mondsy night few minutes after 10 o clock
the lightning struck large barn situated abou. four
miles from Pa erson in Bergen County, setting ii on
fire. destro, ing s contends and burning four valuable
borses The amount of damage is said to be about
81, 500.
During the storm the lightning struck the liberty
pole in Newark avenue, jersey City, shatteripg L
rom top 20 bottom and demoshinga fine flag with
the names of the Republican candidates inscribed
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thority Of the late Legislature is ~ 100 The Con-
troief VIII hereafter render similar weekly report
The COMMITTEE on Pra'i'g and Stationery reported
IN f' or Of paying bill Of Psr Monaghan for repairing
book, in tie Registcrs' Offices 70 the amount Of
$522 05. tfeaf1 ~
A communication was received from nessrs. Ncspe-
don & Baker urging the Board 10 appropriate
S5g O32 IL for he payment Of balance dne them ON
their contract for repairing the regis,ry books
The Board than adjourned till Thursday, the 26sh
ina.
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Nv Getexraph.

SANDY HOOK, July II, Nunsst Steamship psrsBa sf
Galway cleared tie bar AZ o'clock aud the ship Manhattan al
the are time No iuwardbound vessel. in sight Wind light
fiom y weather clear
HIGHLANDS, July l., sinsetOue tsis ontsiae the bar
No other yesel In sight Wind ist fSoU the M weshss
LONG BRANCH, Jly Il, sunset Nothing IA siSh. Wind
ght m N n. n, T.. wealLer seaE.
fhILApELpHIA July I7.-.,rr. Br ahr Retriever, nom
MsSagtA r X. E. 80
CHARLESTON, July 1.-The 'iran.hip Marion Foster,
irou New orb here Ut oclock tits (ras3syl morning
NEW ORLEANS, July iT-Asg ship ThonN Jsfefs'a' hoa
Liverpool