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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
TIE CAMPBELL'S ARE COMING
LIBERTY HALL!

IL I. II "a II =. I. IL - IL
FOR ONE NIGHT ON y!
FRIDAY EvEElNG, June 9th, 1860.
MRS MATT PEEL'S
MPBELL Nj NST ELS,
Organized in 1915 ana now comprising Is Talcn-
ted Performers.
The established reputation Of this ST R
TROUPE. is a sufficient guarantee Of the aupe-
riority and excellence Of the Entertainment, Tor
details Of which. see Programmes. Fancy Posters
and pictorials Photographs &C., Sc.
Doors open AT ! commencing at 81 o'clock
z:,s~A admission 81 cents. Reserved Seats soc.
ie lit J. T. lluNTLEY. Bus. Mani
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS IN GENERAL,
~ AND Ny FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
IN PARTICrLAR.-This is to correct an I'M
preston that is abroad, that am declining the
sale OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY and giving
my whole attention TO tho Auction business. |
respectfully inforn the public ut large that the
Auction branch i; $ mere appendage, aiiordlng me
facilities which / could not otherwise obtain, and
which puts me in possession Of goods at lower
prices than those Of regular purchasers and cua-
hlcs me to sell cheap, - many articles arc unlm-
c! as to prices.
| contnuc to deal in all kind. Of Building and
Family Hardware. Window Sash, Carriage Bolts,
Files. Carpentcrs Tools, Farming Implements,
Log Halter and Trace Chains. &c. &c: also, all
kinds Of Fancy Goods that are chea; and Gesira-
bic. JOHN / thEidhION,
ie ) 10. IS, King Street.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS now Offering ut
~ LARKlN'S, organ:ic Lawns only -! cents,
very SUPERIOR. do. - cents. beautiful GOODS, for
ladies Travelling dresses. Taimas with many other
desirable GOODS, upon which great REDUCTION
in prices has been made also lot q Ec7y cheap
PARASOLS. Call 1T once on
;oJ L. 4. LAkKlN, No ii King-st.
1 TRENTON MOUNT VERNON GUARDS
- ELECTION OF 0FFICERS.-Ioua are no.:-
Ee,! IL meet at Your Armory on tt ESnSH even
ing, June 9Th. 1850 for the pucnG>e II holding an
election Tor the following Company officers =
Captain, three A,cu;cnaHtS, QuartormaStcr. En-
si.u, and ,.ur 5argeants. The puncual ;t;an-
t&uce Of every member Of the Corps Is earnestly
requested BY order Of the Company
10 4-2t JAS. SHINN, Secretary,
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Nav York, June 4.--Flour has advanced &C.;
Stat, S5.25G.S5.3 Ohio Sj.Sj9$i; Southern
:3,gGLSG25 Wheat is firm: and Il shade bet.
Ter: Indiana whit, $50. Corn is buoyant; mixed
hI@ zoe. Pork is quiet. Whskey is firm at 2sc.
,,,rks are rather higher and more active Mo. 6s
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.tiL!.I.. AGNES,

The Inyisibi. Wire Performer,
who's" brilliantly graceful positions
upon n single wire, at consider.
able elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this sinrn!arly beautiful
parlor Entertainment il card
which rcrds only 10 be known Il
in,iucr thousands To visit the Pa.
yiIion for the purpose of sccin: il
4, lam
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ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY, Juno 10, 1860.

IRAND TOURNAMENT Ar UMBIA
" SPRINGS. Alexandria County. on THURS
DAY, June I!tA. iSbo.--ihc Young Men o! Wash
ington. Geor- ctown. AlcXandria, and The snrroun.
ding counties in Virginia ana Maryland, will hold
a Grand Tournament ut Columbia Springs. "n the
li;h inst. for charitable object Gentlemen no.
ted for their skill in equestrian exercises have
been selected ~ Knights; Speakers of disln-
gu-hoi ability have consented 10 deliver addrcs-
saS, an! arrangements are being made tor the ac-
communication - five thousand ladies, specta-
tors The exercises will he concluded by grand
Ball. presided over by the Queen oil Love and
Beauty. the crown Cor whom is now on exhibition
ut The Fanc; Store Of Il. {. Stevens, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington.
Further particG.Ar. III a acknowledgements.
ic j~-ti Sent. Star. and States copy.l
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DLANTYRE FOR SALE.-By virtue of de-
ID cree Of Fauluier Circuit Court, the under
signed, will offer for SALE at public auction, Oh the
premises, Tuesday, the Eth day Of July, 1860,
the above well known and desirable FARM, situa-
| ted immediately upon the line Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, one mile from Broad Run Station
| and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains 375
| ACRES, about 40 Of which are in wood-the rest
| in high state Of cultivation. The improvements
-. consist of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
l:I of seven rooms and every necessary out build
ing. The fencing is nearly all Of stone, and in
good repair The soil OF the most fertile descrp-
ton, and admirably adapted to cultivation or
grain g--stuated in remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in few hours ride OF Al
| exandria Richmond, or Washington city. The
attention of gentlemen residing in either Of the
above cities, or in the tide water section, Is par
| tcularly directed to the property, as presenting
unusual attractions for a summer residence.
The terms of sale as prescribed in the decree
are--two.fiths Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, one fifth on the 18th Of October 1861,
| one fifth on the oath Of May, 1865, and one
fifth on the 10th Of September, lS7l--interest
on the deferred payments to be paid somi annual
~, aud the purchaser TO give his bonds, and q
deed Of trust upon the land AS security. Posses
sion for seeding purposes given Immediately, and
full possession the first Of October next. For
further particulars, address WA. S. Boswell, who
resides upon the premises, and will be happy to
show tho land to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing,
OF JAMES X. SKlNkER, Commissioner.
Broad Run Station NJ &. X. R., my l4-eots
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MASTER JAMES ROBINSON,
mr. .InpH PARKINSON

Just returned from abroad, tho
Principal Equestrian in the world;
the naked horse channpion-in all
LII. MnulnrIIIl a.li..Y..ulnnts
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
Y VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.-By virtue of q
dec rec, pronounced at the last term of the Circuit
Court of Clarke County, tho undersigned, special
Commissioners, will, ON TUESDAY, the 10Th
day Of June, 1861 offer for sale on the premises.
the tract OF land. known as "PR0SPECT HILL"
the former residence of Mrs Ury Castleman, de-
ce ased, containing about l41 ACRES.
Thi, FARM is in many respects, exceedingly
desirable For accessibility and convenience, itcan
hardly be surpassed. 1t lies Immediately on tho
Berryvle and Charestown Turnpike, one mile
from the former place, whore there are four
churches, viz: Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist,
and Episcopal; male and female schools of high
grade, and the society in the town and neighbor-
hood around is of the FIRST order. The mail iacili-
ties are very great, there being daily communica-
ton with Alexandria, Washington, and Baltimore.
1t is only six miles from the Winchester and Po-
tomac Railroad, aud but one from tho line OF the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad.
The land is limestone, and in good condition, as.
the growing crops indicate.
ksssS The buildings consist of large two story
.9sia DIV ELLING, about SO by 30, with a kitchen
connected by y covered way; a very large barn,
capable Of holding 30 or 40 tons of hay; stables,
house, carriage house, smoke house, ice house,
poultry houses, blacksmth's shop, spring house,
&C., sc.
There is near the house, a spring of first rate
water, anu nice meadow land along the stream,
and last, though not least, fine thrifty orchard.
Should the purchaser desire larger farm there
is adjoining it, unimproyed land, of the first
quality, which can be bought on accommodating
terms. Possession given at once, except that the
growing crops will be reserved.
Terms OF SALE Ten per cent. of the pur-
chase money, cash in hand, or negotiable note at
90 or 80 days, well endorsed; one-fourth of tho
residue on the 18th day of October next, and the
residue in one, two and three years. from said 18th
day of October next---the whole to bear interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond
with approved personal security for the payment
to become due thol2th day Of October, 1850, and
his bonds for the remaining instruments, and tho
title to be retained until the whole purchase money
ispaid G Ga1at ! I H; GREEN commrs.
P. S. Twill take pleasure in showing the above
property to sny one wishing to buy, or will give
any information by letter. JOHN K. MUM.
Clarke County, Va, je 5-eots
Baltimore Sun-2awts.
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.sisDtIIItfi,

In his great four horse Demon Act.
The elegantly formed, and bcauti-
fully marked, and highly trained
Arabian horse
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LADlEs' FrsrIyM-The Ladies of the
Methodist Protestant Church opened iestl-
val at Sarcpta hall, last night. The atten-
dance was quite large, and every one was
GalirhtcG
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I OW PRICED OILcLOT.iS.-Ju5t received
1 ! per steamer Monticello
10 sheets new style Floor Uilr"ths
do in IS feet widths, very heavy and
cheap, whio.i we arc cutting up AS per diagram.
Also, one ease Eoanellc,l Oilclorhs imitation Of
morocco for upLo!stering seats. very cheap.
CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Drrns.-The whole number Of Deeds adj
united to record at the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of this County, during the
north Of May. was twenty-five, viz: Deeds
of Bargain and Sale. Il: Deeds Of Trust, /;
Decd Of NanumissiDn !.
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J. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORFOLK, VA.
TNHE CARGO OF THE BARK LONE STAR,
L direct from Bordeaux, France, will be sold at
auction in the Custom House, at Norfolk, at IL
o'clock, ON THE SMITH DAY OF JUNE, 1860,
and will continue every day until the entire cargo
is disposed of.
This enterprise is we'll worthy Of the patronage
of every merchant who is in favor of direct i'm
portation to Southern ports, and is the commence
ment of = trade which We hope will be a perma-
nent one between Bordeaux and other French
ports and this city. The cargo consists Of
S SSi Baskets sasfs Champagne.
500 cases Claret
90 do White Vino
casks do do
do Red do
1O7 cases Yarmouth
81 do Bitters
80 do Burgundy, VOlnsy, chambertin,
Sautenay) Sc
30 bbls. Vinegar
33packages Brandy
200 eases superior Olive Oil
II do of Crockery, China and Porce-
lain Ware
Tea sets, Ornaments, Vases, Tureens
Dishes, Butter Coolers, Toys, &c
cases Of Drugs and Chemicals
IS do Toilet Soaps, Pomatums, Co.'S
metcs
Vermicelli, Maccaroni, Tapioca.
MILLINERY.-Lace and Embroidered Under
sleeves, Capes, Cloaks, Lace, and Muslin Dresses,
Artificial Flowers, Chenille, I'm brsllas, Parasols.
Cloths, Blankets Marseilles Quilts, Shoes
Hats, Autographs.
JEWELkY.-Bricelets,N Necklaces, Combs, Ear
Rings, Rings, Brooches, Breast Pins, DC.
UPH0LSTERY.-A large and varied assort-
ment of Upholstery and Paper Hangings.
Tobacco Fertilizer, Grind Stones
Preserved Vegetables and Soups
II bb!s. yellow and red Ochre, and Shoe
Backing
60 bbs. Whiting
9D7 do Cement
Fire Brick, > cases Vevay Segars
Slate for Roofing, Slate Mantels.
TERMS ALI sums under 500 cash without
discount, over 500, 4 months, approved paper.
}. j. MOORE & CO., Auctioneers.
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yryv Yopy. 1un, Fin the stock market there
!, increased lirmncss small lot OF United
States Texas indemnity fvc> was taken at lV2,
lover than yesterday. State stocks are hrn.--
Tennessee SKIES advanced /, and CALIFORNIA; sevenS
! Missouri SKIES S44, and Virginia skies VIZ.
Sales Of Indiana ilyes ut 81 and two-and-a halls
II 80. $40,
Tie receipts from customs yesterday we're SIS
eua: total amount in the Subueasury Sd,ool 90
Tia total receipts from customs at TINS port lot 'e
month Of May amounted to @2'iSO, lS'.
Th,. A3ri,,ic. for Southampton and Hayre to-
day, took SI.230o00 in specie on freight, and the
Edinburgh. for Liverpool, $$lj,VoO; making a
total Of : 500 600.
The money market Is easy, and five to six e ct.
i The highest rate 10 sale borrowers.
The amount Of foreign dry goods thrown on the
market the past week was S79G,U9o; since the lst
Of January. $i5.%70.Dln.
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{s-=5A \ BEAUTIFUL CITE RESIDENCE
E#II FOR SiLG.---I an authorized to dispose
Of, ut private sale. rhat desirable three story
BRICK DIV FILLING, on the east side Of Wash
ngton Street. between Cameron and Queen, built
ana occupied BY Benjamin iIa'I"well.
The lot il about II feet front on Washington
street, running back i23 feet j inches to the mid
die Of the square.
The house is - feet front, divided by hall /
feet wiGc two rooms Oh each side OH the first floor,
four cha;nbcrS in each Of the second and third
stories, and three i'll the attic; the whole finished
in the handsomcSt style, and furnished with water
and gas, and every convenience III cellar closets,
pantry, &c, &c.. that coa!d 10 devised, by the
owner for the convenience of his arm fomiiy.
The building was erected i'll 1885, and is in
as COED 4oL .ttt:pn Us the day ii first ?ccn
lc,., ard il only Sold because not now required
10: use by the proprietor.
A small portion only ii The purchase money
will bc required IL c:i.h: considerable portion
will be taken II public securities or stocks: ard
the resi1;io may remain unpaid for several years
vita security on the property.
Any one DESTROYS Of purchasing, can examine
the house throughout ~ "ay time, by calling on
the subscriber, a: The family is now absent iroa
town. far particulars, apply 70
9Th mo 2I-eo2m l.. H.. MILLER.
GRASS AND GRAIN SGyTiES NJ Ameri-
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"A LtRIE KATIE.

From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role OF the
Few Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters Incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
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NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF

Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun,
Fauquier, Rappahannock, Culpeper,
| Madison, Clarke, Jefferson,
! King George, Westmoreland, Stafford,
Northumberland and Richmond Counties
| NIIE BELIEVE II WILL BE FACT ADJ
! w mittel by all competitors, upon fair trial.
| that THE MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
as Il combined MACHINE, is superior in point
of simplicity, durability, and perfect working, TO
any other now offered to the public. We there
fore particularly request all those who contem-
plate purchasing the coming season, to examine
carefully the MCCORMICK MACHINE for 1860,
before making other arrangements, and those who
wish can take the Mccormick into the field with
any other and keep and pay for tho use if preferred
after harvest It is the only way to give the mat
| ter thorough test, and VIC are desirous that the
farmers we'll as ourselves, should DO fully salts
fed az to the true merits Of the different machnea
now being offered for sale.
MACHINES delivered either from Baltimore or
Alexandria, at Baltimore prices.
H.ss- The terms Of payment shall be made sat
isfaetory. ADDISON, WALLACE 4 co,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements Seeds and
Guancs, No. IS, King street, Opposite Knox a.
B.o;her.) my 23-eolm
mo THE PATRONS OF THE SOUTHERN
L CHRONlCLE.-By an advertisement at tho
editorial head of the "Orange Chronicle, pubiish-
cd at Orange C. H., | am informed that the OLD
business Of the Southern Chronicle, formerly
Published by Payne Stofer, has heen dissolved,
and that John S. Payne has been authorized to
settle up the matters Of that concern. Now this
is to inform Gil whom it may interest, that ara
and have been half owner in the Southern
Chronicle" and never have by power Of Attorney
o. otherwise authorized Alfred J. Stofer or John
S. Payne to settle up my business, and have never
wished the said j. S. Payne to settle, or haVe
anything to do With my business arrangements
and all persons are hereby warned not 10 settio
with the said John S. Payne, save al their own
risk. 1t is my intention to put my business ~
the hands of n f,awyer for settlement as soon as
possible. ALoNAo g. oAor i' En-
Apalacbicols, Florida my 5O-eo3t
yxThS!I YOUR FACE when you get up OF q
w morning. Think of II. sCHWARz. He
will sci! You elegant CRASH, for cents yard,
and no mistake jel
GLOVER SEED.--5U bushels clean CLOVER
~ SEED, for sale by
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GLOVER SEED.--5O Bushels clean CLOVER
" SEED, for sale by
my 30 WHEAT bke,
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TRASS AND GRAIN SCyTuES, of Ameri-
" can aoI English manufacture. for sale by
my - MEADE & MARIE.
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LAIR AND AEST!pAI.-T ,a};cs Of
the Methodist Protestant Churcn. viii hold 4
FAIR and FESTIVAL, NJ .'AHkpId HAAL,
commencing ON MONDAY EVENING, the 9Th
instant. for the bench, Of said Church They
solicit the patronage Of u generous community.
ie It'll
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ERESH CANTON MATTINGS.--Ju.tr eciov-

,i0AING GLOVES, Just received and for sale
~ at any 2a) RICHARDS.
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tt each exhibition. will enact hii
iucly arranged and wonderfully
pi"a>!ug performances.
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The most delightful Of Equestrian
Ladies, IL her brilliant Act Of
IIOrsemauship. beautiful, graceful,
and daring. Riding backward with
as much ease rs forward, flying
through balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures Of such elc-
9ancc and grace, IL 10 have gained
:'rr her the sobriluct Of QGccn Of
r,s., n,,I n.ut,tu
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Markess-Peported BIZ Telegrapk.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6-FLouk erm and active a. IS 80
s562i WHEAT steady al asa 81 IS for White, and oil n
for Red 6rn Yellow 7Oa72c. 0Ars declined PRcyI.
sIOss unchanged WHISKY dull at 21i d22c.
street at IS 62t WHEAT bnoysni White a, 81 tOasl s5i
Red si 2o@s1 a5 coss hrmer and advanced 2c White,
80a8ec.i Yellow 7od7Sc PAovIsoss firm and unchsnsed
WBIsKY Arm a. &c.
BuFFALo, Aug &C Flour steady and In fair demands
sales 1000 bb at ~ - for state ~ 5a IS for extra nos
and Wsconsn S5a IS Is for Ohio and indiana S5 03
s6 for Double Eytrss WHEAT fner snd In good demand
sales 5000 bush Chicago Spring 10 part TO arrive at 81 02
81 03 1000 bush New Red Winter Ohio Indiana and Illinois,
at 81 Oed 81 IL 1900 bush. White Winter at OIL H. CoRs
OATS heavy ard parties BIC offered but Ole asked.
WHEY steady ssles 50 bbs l9c CANAL FRHIsHTs tn s
40c. Flour he Wheat ard lie Corn 10 New York
boats LAKE INPokTs-10 bbls Flour, 500 bssh
PoRrs-no Flour; $4,000 bush Wheat; 10000 Corn
GRAIN In store this morning-5lt III bush Wheat; 1888
Com; 1851 bash Oats 1900 bush Ryei AT bush P-as
LIZA bush. Beans Total amount Of Grain In store 3 40
OswEGo Aug g. Flour dull hot unchanged WHgAr
sales IL bush Bed Winter Western at 81 ls
ke closing with holders at about is for Red and 81 % ft
White Western. Com a. ales Of 2GO bush Illinois At
4c IL COO bush do AT sale CANAL FRRGHT advanced
&C. on grain; Flour PIC Wheat Corn &c to New York.
bush Com CANAL ExPORTs 500 bush. Wheat, ~ 100 bush.
Com. - -. . =
CIycIsyAT Aug 6-FLorR UNCHANGED at 81 500 90 FOE
uperfne. WHISKY steady at l6lc Provisions quiet Money
market unchanged -.
CHICAGO Aug m-FLoUR active and advanced So Zoe.
WHEAT dull and 1d2c. higher sales 10000 bush at adeac
for No. Spring ard 81 GA 4l % for No. Red CoKs
firm sales OF Il 900 bush at 40 ale In store OARS steady
RECEIPTS loo bbls Flour IS 600 bush Wheat 1900 bush
Com sC0 BUSH Gas. SHIPMENTS loo bbs Flour a. 900
bush Wheat 1871 bush Corn % 900 bush Osts FREsHTs
Steady Corn Bu.lo. SfGBT E1cHAsGs on New.
York weak al II u cent premium.
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Passenger Arrived

In steamship dydgo from Southampton and Hac,e-Hon
Lewis Cas r. Col. AIel Gsdoln. Russian Army Capt h'
Stephen Capt and Mira St. John Miss Fox and servant Mons
De la Sarese Chsnt esr do CoDsust de France
Mrs Dr. f. Ctnpb- Stew art Miss Stewart Dr. Bodinis DR..
j. C Dubois DR. Mrs Bedle, Miss Besdle Dr. Logon Rev.
Mr. Rice Rev Mr. hickey Rev Mr. Oudlet Rev MT isnier
Rev Mr. Goctu eyer Rev Mr. yunkenielet Rey M schos.
ser Rev Mr. Michel Rev. Nj Shea, Rev Mr. Dsndewaad La
socur Ste Croix, Mr. A. Voin jr ard friend MT sod MT
Mr. and Mrs Rocker Mrs DittOan, chill and serysntj
Mr. and Mrs s Cohen Mrs Thos smull daughter and
scn; Mrs w. J. Loins. Mis-, Lorns MI Mason,
Miss Mssson Mrs Rossanre, Mr. l.. Douyeleur Mr..
Mr. ard Mrs Shield Mrs Rspdo, Mrs Lntz, Mr. Kahn Mrs.
sbia nd children Thomas Rge Pfner, r. Wtkhs1s
o Packmel J. d. Brex j. Watkins aud fon George kroe,
Phi Carpenter Mr. Dupont, jr H. T. Clerk A. Jackson,
Hy Ra,nard g. orbit A. Fenapdon Mr. Gtca.d Mr. Hass
MI BENJAMIN Mr. Schmidt Mirandon, j. Hopkins and
d.ughtsr, Mr. CoUpeTcsux 4. w. Lowe Mis Pelerin ID.
scb{rie j. MirsDdan Susrz Mr.. Kruger, Pedrsse Mr..
Gerald Lirr Eth j. Lsldrro, Y SANCHEZ Mr. falkland Mr.
and Hernandez sDd servant Chas betz
M Munoz and servsnt L. ST. Cyy L. Saar,ach Lockey,
Mrs Lsngove and child LenaG Mr. MERCER and sem; Mrs
:. Heller, Miss, E; Bloch Mr. and Mrs p L curs..
Mr. +. Rotbscbd Mr. J. Metnger, Mr.. A. Haymsnn, Mr..
Miss s. Well Mrs C. Calm and child hr aud Mrs Morits
and children M and Mr. P. Bartholomew MI B. Roths'
child, Mr. ssml Frank Mr. Levi Mr. H. Mayer Miss OPP
per dein MIR Durlasher Mrs Kress, Mr. and Mrs Danos,
2childIen and servant Mr. g. MAYER Mr. L. Gross, MT A.
Calm Mr. L. Calm Mr. Wolf, Mr. Biunesn Mr. I'd nioch,
Mr. Hey manu. M A. Henie. Mr. John Muller, Mr. Tame
baum Mr. Mira Calm and daughter Miss c. Hodel
Mr. and Mrs Eedis, Mr. Thos Ellis Mr. Chas Raper Ar 70
Rouyit. Total 1888.
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DIED.

OALwAY-In Brooklyn. on Sunday. Aug. 8 at H. a.,
ireland. "J "eAofo,
Her friends and those Of her son. James ,, ~ lac
street respectfully invited TO att a ~. 800, 70 eenns
for the repose Of her soul s"4"">'"" oe"hered
20 and II days - '"iA' oHAh 70 helioes aged
M 80 nsJsncs 70 Cypress His for internen fran,
hsr ss ~ 20 1877 West street
nsry n j. onasy Arg efsI short Illness. Par.p.
p ~ ." .,lIzs, re wife OF the Rev j. D. satfon
Hs and those Of her sher Horace Hodn are resut.
fuy ved TO attend her funeral o her fathers r.,dsnce
at 6ay Ridge, Long Island Wednesday afternoon a.
O'CLOCK Cars leave Hamilton Ferry every zen mir.
and forty minutes In pasfos " Mr. Hodsgs gate
For additional Mnrviagss and Dentks see I'd Pax,
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THE JOURNEYMEN TAuORs.

Lat @, eniIt about four hundred jouneymen tailors
assembled at Montgomery Hall, No. 10 Prince street,
in answer to call which bad been extensively ercu-
sted Tie object of this meeting as set forth in tle
advertisements, TO reorganize the deund Protec-
tive Union preparatory 20 harmonious cooperation
with The General Trades Assembly. Mr. JonS KEY
srd made few encouraging remarks previous to TAX.
ny the chair Mr.. MORRISON WAS elected Secretary.
A Con nitee having been appointed to draft res la-
TORS they soon presented series iqdorsing the action
Of thote who bad called tho meeting together, aud
earnestly reeomu ending the formation of u Protscye
tni'n. The resolution favored the project of placing
Themselves ia mmuGition with the Trades Assembl =,
and ere unanimously adopted.
Speeches made by Msssrs. Walsh, Crow, Duf-
fy, Mclaughlin and numerous other members of the
trade depoIng the depressed position which 10 nt,lli.
gent body of workmtn consented 10 occupy. Tuey
represented that the Journey taOrs in New York
and vicinity umbered many thousands, aud while they
possessed of mental faculties and intelligence far
above the average Of mechanics workmen tney re-