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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NOTICE.

gINiIr suhscrihsr hogs leave 10 iniotm the eiii'
,sns OF iistan Rouge and vicinity. that he has
Permanently established himself as Dyer SOUR
~ and Finithsr. aud hopes by strict si'snii'n Ia
bnsiorss aud ,nidsrais charges 10 r.caivs liberal
patronage OF the public In general.
". W. rENDr.
mar2simdAw Dyer. Rroaror and finisher,
CORNER North Boulevard aud opposite the state
House.
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nATnn noiteE nmEwEnY.

ffHE hrAetsiehsa rtHiH respectfully inffftr his
! I'D ifisnis sud ihe pniir, ihsi The htpvef
90 nraiavatd street. viii undergo thur i,rl, 20
rslfs sna enlargement shi no pf,ts'sd ~ fs,hish
ths Meet ~ Mat LiIarts 10 ems 1ssn'i'v dssiied
H4Vins ~ ,ds arrangements ~ tie West 81 ~
gnlaf surri ~ he h-si NAT ahd rihsf fr4'efisir
nssi ~ NrsvinF sn riitle viii bs s,sds s'asi ~
the beet. ~ be- he'd
asss Bma.- ALrx ~ MAprfg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
snw noottsii WV noonsii
An a. MoCOHMtCtS'S

RUHTpNs WIT AND HrMpH.
TttE MIRROR ~ rUHtUNb-s book
Of raflur aniusements.
tNkOcEECH oF CHILDHOOD,
uGbEN'g SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
NILS oE rilE stAbEMuC=by the
author ~ The wide Wide world,
Tltt WHITE HILLS theft Legends,
Landscape aud Poetry by Thomas starr
King
LifE OF LAFAYETTE 10y Cecil fyf
children.
HUf CARLETON D.. The Eey who be
langsd 30 the " Try Company"
just received 81 the
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE,
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
LADIES SHOE MAKING,
Z. of Third ard Florida Sfraefs

OUI, UE IHlIU HHU EfVfEUH oNTBtIs,
rINHE undersigned b. ~ lesvs % isfsrm tho
l. Ladies Of Baton ROUGE, that he II now pre-.
thildren's bootees ami shoes. Orders promptly
attended 10. RouA.
lah20 One door South OF Post ONCE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
SIMMER SILKS.

A y ELEGANT assortment " silk Dresses, jus,
n ePunud aud offered at lower prices than
they rver were sold Ia this market
\. ". ASHER,
apro Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
.,fr,ruyt ruTtrnyti

\ itAtF nav n ei,as sri ~ srflvs. = rrurie'r
,sss. f'ns,t offHrtst and Table pslistr. ~
Fhs ,rrsi ,el'shls 'nstss, anh crest it'srr rsw
=, vtss. at,etr thp,r thp rsl.hfslah infit Hihs'
iahs Hnirss. raii sha rsssnine them hph'fp
rv,.bss ine piss uha,e=stit 70 slrafs rls.rrts
H. shsw ~ tfsst rHArH ntdurfi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NfIlIilIE

A ~ fFpsUSs inleiaea ~ The undersigned /
~ will tissss ern- fr'vt'i sni settle the sans
without daisy. fHfbfHtf AsiHtiiH. So
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
CHEAP ruELi coKEii
iIO0r SKIRTS.

n nAvr irst received new sspplt ~ M"'sn's
i Hpep kki.is. made wiihsui stitch ~ Cissp
o. any Lini and The only skirt that vlll not come
spa,i W, u. riIitttrsi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NOW ~ yottit TtMEi
tell s.... 90 81. opp.,,--,,p m.r slip.
nraAna AND ANitrr.

Iusr received new surpir aud seli 10 a"sa
81 Titles 70 silt i.
mara. V. lEubE 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Monday the 9th OF April,

With a splendid aud vefy extensive assortment Of
fsncy and staple by oauds, ulnihinE. boots
and Ehass. Hate. a,r,. etc, They tsast respect
fully tender an invitation Go Their numerous
friends aud patrons w. thsit new establishment.
where they viii he happy 30 Wall upon all those
she may favaf them viii, call, assuring all that
their main object ell be 60 please ard ssiisfv,
mafHi pALHiiTtMtH. hiMpN CO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
CEDAR posTs.

DECEIVED at the baton ieues Esyrp
~ saw Mili. latgs supply ~ Csdst Posts
which will he sold cheap fut cash
fehp WILLIAM WATSON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
DEPOT
IMPORTED HAVANA sraAHs,

IMPORTED HAVANA sraAHs.
tHAvt Jusr received The isfses, sra ,.ss,
y tssIei sssffifresi, ~
inpnsrtp hAvASA sFaAhs.
eve. hsl.ss IN THE traTke. b comprising 81 the
lstss, sud r,sst pspnlaf hfsnis
sn nrv prepared ~ fifnlsh the tllitAts ~
nainn nu,Fa sni surrounding eHsnitr. vith 80
sfiie's ~ stnAhs sver sseslllns sry havs hs,s
tofsss supplied 1heu ~ New nfleshs prices.
ANfifpNy uAfF.
fahs A,nntita ~ Fise stgsr shofe.
Hs.nev Huuss basement.
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pERFufNERY.
THE rENELA suAWL.

A LARGE assortment Of Heal french PERU
"A cry-lust receivea. N.p PHiLLlPs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

TIAiH DYE. --tg Dozen each, 81 chtists
IL dafa's, ilatchelets, jules llsuels
aud others, iot sale ny -
iulygi In. ~ W.. hOgELi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NELL. A WAsiInItnn.

NELL NhsHHfHNs
A nftfs - the ussst Southern .--sEszz.sss----,
"a risnn Frfts Menafsefufi H. e2r<H
Wa hnshs . o.. nsiim"sp. Nh W
wa'e'aHhis fsipfF nniifipaI rpfhaf Camp sh1
rp'rrpuH sitssis. Fsw ufisahs.
The Hnaha i'ishps have nevHt faiisi o. tsbs
The ffsi rr-uiiprn whenever ari uhs,apvs' tier
sere boon brought ~ composition rlth rianrs
afaii ,hs beef a,skt,ssf Ns~ F"sk. has,oa ptiis
iplphis. ani baltimore! ihry have the full lfah
Frame end ats guaranteed frf i've tssts 9Th
&c privilege efssehsrss ~ sns ti'ns Withn sis
months f'pri the lar ~ sale. v they fail ~ give
antifs Satisfaction.
All rTaets addressed ~
Sritt wAsithunN.
New Orleans. viii receive prompt attention.
febi tnhhfv
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Ladies CLOTH.

MY assortment In that particular branch can.
WI not be surpassed. having all desirable shades
md nj prices that cannot TAIL TO suit the rich a.
sell ~ the poor. q. SIMON.
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So need waiting no. ~. Wagon.

So need waiting f.' ~. Wagon.
npHH=ipd fisRs thSiss White snf Ysiisv.
OATsAtpp Sacks White and isiask!
nnAs=iio nags gsssh ssini isIuis
UAr=ip nsiss Choies Timsihg,
rDfATOEs@tD Barrels Eastern hsshansss.
rOrATpEsa-D ds a. Fisk ives
FtpUH=bp hAtfsls PfEnlsin Fsels
fLDUHA50 Halt barrels NHysliF Fancy
LINZ Ito iisrfsis ~ hssd's Cayss
The al@'vs ssiisiss ipst rsisiy, aud offered fsr
sale 81 eur, Ut market rates. $500
mari JOsHuA BEALs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
CnuN AMI OATS.

Dun nAes liH'rs whlts trttl 900 l4rs hsavv
AOV saint iouis bats iusi 70 hsrd end inf
sats ~ JOSHUA hrAt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
A a. A % ~ .

fINir subscribers take this medium If annerhc'
Il log 10 the eitifens NJ taat aud West natan
Hnuss, sud "a the pabiie IN general. that Tho
epsnihp ~ theft new, spaainni ana elegantly IT.
toll ~ Etpfe, corner ~ Third and Laurel Streets.
Attaining the In nh. viii IhLn ilnaa IN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
FIR { NCH'S HOTEL,
On the European Plan.
cttY or Ntw YohR
Single Rooms 5b Cents per bay.

flIt w WV fphN
Single Rooms 5b Cents per bay.
orr HsH sas-ts. sstner n p. akfsf, street.
tppppsils city HAIL.
Meals ns thsy n,av be osdsfsa IN the spacious
Hsfaeie'y. There IL hs'bsfs Ship and gsth
Room attached ~ the iioisl
y. tableware .f Runners sna Hack
REV vh6 ssy rs sss nil
~. puHsttt. Proprietor.
PIANO FOHTEs.
DEHsONs DESTROYS ~ purchase n fret
class Piano FORTE. viii no we'll ~ call
at the stets ~ the undersigned aud exam
ine those made ny Idphts n Bradbury,
Wherever these insttun pts are kbbWn.
they haze q commanding reputation for
thaif elegant finish THEFT confined powsf.
sweetness aud Hesibility of tone Their
superiority Is sufficiently guaranteed ny
the highest ordef ~ testimonials IN tho
intsiesi profession. such as fhalbefp, Dr.
Mssnn. sifaekpseh, Timsn, gottsehslk.
aud numerous others,
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and Jewailsr,
nsteh1. Lafayette street,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

80 ufrssA Is'e isv, ats alsr - wetk whefs i"efs
~ inthpt viii hs filled On the sis,te tetns
irrst 1855 FrrhrRfrH Anmftr.s Sc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
IItMuEnt IItmnEnii

rIHE tNbtRsiaNEi'. would respectfully info,m
bic friends ana ihs pnhlir. ihqi HE sissi.
Saw hiis-fhs ii-ibh nrpss Niiis." sfs Hhv n
NIL blast. With ssrh strfs ~ 'i'rbet snd ready
o. hli anF ani III nfiafs -ih' ttsa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

LUMnEni LUMHEHii
I'llE undersigned respectfully solieits Or
J hefs itpn builders md The ppblje esb-
efallY. FOR seasoned tpnguel SID etnovsd.
square roofing. both yellow plhs anA -
press alec Sash. D"pts Hllhds. Ceiling
Rough Yellow Pine. white Dsk Ilietnt, d.
Ash. yellow Pollaf and Gun. sli ~ hieh
will be furnished ~ he lowest rtieesi
FRANK HuHutT,
feb27 Third street.
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MARRIED..

ADAMs-BARTLET-On Thursday June 3d. at All Souls'
Church by the Rev Samuel Otgood John Jay Adams to Har
Ieite 4. Bartlett both of this city.
Thursday. june g. 1860 at Gro
Falls by the Rev Joseph Nimmo Of lsp lsng Island the
Rev Albert Cbamb.in Of Armenia, n TO Miss julia Finch,
dsug her Of Silas Finch, ESQ o. Cioton Falls
DWIGBT-TORREY-On Wednesday June q, at Brooklyn,
By the Rev T. p Rogers D., OF Albany George Dwight
20 Mary. daughter Of William Torrey.
HAYWOOD - SILVER-At ST. Psufs Church, Harlem, on
June 2 by the Rev George Brophy Harold Hen.
Margaret Silver, daughter Of James Silver ESQ., al oil
monsani6.
HOYT-GREEN-At Elizabeth N. J., Thursday June %,
by the Rev g. A Clark, Albert H. Hoyt ofPomouth, n a.,
to Mis- sse f. daughter Of the late Garrett Green OF the
former place.
MATTHEWS-GALvIN-In Brooklyn, Wednesday NOM
ing june a. at the Church Of the Assumption, by the Rev
VIM Kee GEN MIR Francis Matthew'S Of East Meriden, Conu,
to Mi,s Ann Calvin Of Brooklyn. N. T.
OAKLEY CROCHERON-At Railway n. j.. on Thursday,
June 90 LEGO by Rev. VIM Day Mr. Jesse O. Oakley OF
PARKER-BRONELLY-Ou Thursday, June %. by the Rev.
"a Anderson Robert Parker esq Miss Eyelne bron-
ely, all Of Philadephs.
SWIFT-MANNING--In Bethany, Pa, on "Wednesday, June
r. by the Rev T. o. ard Mr. Clayton Sweet Of "sppin-
gersFss Mis- Chattie L. daughter OF the Hon James
Manning OF Bethany.
WYCKOFF-MAJOR-OnM Monday, June 25 By the Rev Mr.
Wells Of the residence Of the brids father MT George h.
WycLo to sry Louise eldest daughter Of j. r. Major esq,
Of Wiliamburgh
WFILS-HOFFBAN-At St Panlsl Church, Sirg Sing on
Wednesdsy June r. by the Rev or BLACK the Rev Miaot
Wells Rector Of the Church IF the Holy lnnoc-n w eat
Point to Emma gbter Of Adrien h Hoffman ~ d., OF
Sing Sing
ZFREGA-IRWINE-I Philadelphia, Tuesday evening,
June by the Rev H. A Boardsn Theodore Lerega Of Thu.
city Mis- Juians O., eldest daughter Of VIM T. Irvine OF
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The Army list is undergoing few alterations this
week. Mai. Emory, who recently established the
new military post Fort Cobb, in the Wachita country
has been elevated TO the rank Of Brevet Colonel OF the
LIST Cavalry, and Gen. Johnston as Quartermaster-
General in compliance with the recent action Of the
United States Senate.
Supplementary orders were yesterday issued to the
officers of recruiting rendezvous by Maj Holiness re-
ting them to use their utmost exertions in obtain
ing men to augment the draft which is to leave this
station for the Western Department the 10th prox
All recruits are to be on Governors Island on the even
ing Of TIE 18th, when every preparation for the de-
rarture Of the detachment viii be completed. An in
specon of the men will take place the morning of
the 18th.
The u. s. steamship Release went into commission
Yesterday at the Brooklyn NavyYard. Sac sails from
ib, port on Monday for Aspinwal, with stores, pro-
visions ammunition &C., for the Home and Pacific
SQuadrons The Release will return to Boston In
few months, bringing invatds and others from the
souadrons to which she acts as tender Her oihcers
are az follows: Lieut. Commanding Harrison, Leuts.
Bradford Bier and Skerrett; Captains Clerk, Thos'
p. Burke; Pursers Clerk, John p. Bayrove.
The addition Of vessels to the U. S. Navy, between
the wears 1850 and 1860, was as follows; Six first
class new steamers 90 3i3 tuns second-class steam
lO.5O7 tuDs; tbrd-class steamers 6,sO5 tunsi
third-c.ss sde-wbeel steamers (seven Of which were
purchased, bout 500 tuns screw tenders and one
sailing bark abon. 600 tunsin all 80 vessels, so 25S
tups These ships are eithAr in commission or In a
portion to be reported for service in few days.
Reports from the Narragansett, MohiUen. Iroquois
Wyoming, and Saginaw bear testimony to the COM
plete success which has attended the gun.boat expert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
CENTRAL PARK COMMITTEE.

The Senate Committee on the Central Park closed
its abors for the present yesterday. Senators Roch
and Munroe only were present.
Prof JAMES RESwIcK testified in relation to the me-
mortal which he prepared for the Legislature last
Winter and gave bis ideas to the way in which the
Park should have been made. He would have had the
roads about thirty feet wide but only fifteen feet mac
adarn;zed: drains would have been necessary on one
side In al cases and in on both sides lie
would have had no agricultural drainage, no sewers,
and no skating pond. He would have secured his turf
by keeping sheep on the Park, and put te planting
would have been necessary since there is an excellent
natural grow tn of oak and chestnut there lie wonid
not have basted rock would have had as few bridges
as possible and they might have been rustic wooden
BRIGGS; il any stone structures had been needed ney
should have used the stone on the Park
The charge that the te-draining was failure, maze
on hearsas by Mr.. Renwick, was withdrawn, Mr..
Hogg Offering TO voucb for its thoroughness
Some contractors and brick dealers were examiner,
but they did testify that there any improper
or wasttful maaae ment at the PARK.
THOMAS BROOKS, blacksmiths helper, tesuied 70
the making OF the e>yyIng FORK and steel; $50 tue
making Of two oyster -ksiyes--he did not know Tor
wbom-of Park steel.
DAVID II. HEART, oonfden:al clerk to the Board,
was asked If he had heardso of the Com mission
ers say that it was necessary to get 81 Of Hogg
Mr.. GRAY admitted it,
A long communication, with copies o. the napers
was sent in by r. A. Conkng, who, after 10 nising
TO be present. refused 10 appear. Inc oommi"e said
they would endeavor TO secure his attendance :,
Mr.. GRFES insisted that Mr.. Conkling should %
examined. lie had made grave charges, ana ne dlo
not want him 10 have a chance TO alp oal OF tnem'
The CHAIRMAE sent again for ar. Conklng. =,
W. G. HAwKEswoRTH, an ex-time keeper on tie
Park testified that work had been altered after tney
bad been finished be thought and that he had iouno
mistakes in the pay-rolls.
Ii was shown that Mr.. Hawkesworth was mistaken
and that be knew nothing about the working plans.
Mr.. PETRARcHI testified that the ball aoou'
which 20 much had been said, was gotten up by the
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ING THE SrcK.-Frederika Scbultz of M

RoBBIYc THE SIcx:-Frederika Schultz of No. II
Thomas complains that the 9TH Of February
trusted 50 worth OF cash and jewey the care Of 6agsr<
NendDgeg for safe keeping Eredeka subsequently
sick aid spent long aie In Bellevue Hospital On comns
out again. she soushta long tins in vain for Msssre and h
ing found her at Last demanded her property Mayaet efused
20 restore the yausbes aud Jue Quaienbash accordingly
issued warrant for her arrest.
SINGULAR SUIcIDE.--On Wednesday morning a
young ramed William Hepkips residing near Glen Cove
committed suicide unde! the singular eFsnmtanoes
Htchen where he debeey 80. down his knees cane
h Mead over the psi @ drew the across hi throst IN;
acrs cut about bee inches length When discovered n,
y as quite dead spsihe pail half full Of blood
ARREsT ga ARsoS.-Chas III. Campbell and \. y
Ithy wer arrested Yesterday suspicion having on the LAT
of Msres 'e, frs 10 hs premises No 2s Washington styet
The ysce occupied liquor by Chsre. III CaSn
bs, and damaged 10 the Of $4,000 Ju. eih
held Campbell to in the Of $500 aud Luthy in
$4,000 f az -
ARREST oF BrRGLARs--James MeCarsy. Jane
Rop and Charles Thompson arrested yesterday by oee.
Bennett ard Horbe the sinh Ward charged vita having ~
Gently broken into the house OF Samuel W Mecker ehvv
residing In Bush~ick Brookyn The house "a ro6
Of about efo worth Of valuable sicles 81 which
found In ne prisoner possesson They aksa 70 Broo.
Gu tof Giai
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DIED,

BRINs-on Friday morning June 20 Frank Evede, infant
child OF Thomas and Helen T. Biuns
BRADYIn this CITY, on Thursday June q, Of consumption
Terrence r Brady in the a2d year Of his age.
BUCKBEEIn this city, "Wednesday June ~ ator short
illness, joseph Bucibee, aged IS years
DOBBS-At WilliAmsburgh, Wednesday, June 81 Miss
fabh W. Dobbs of consumption, aged 10 years 10 months
and Is days
HoWARD--At Milan, Italy, "Wednesday, June g. 1860,
Annie s. Howard, eldest daughter OF John T. Howard Of
Brooklyn.
HhLSTEAD-At Harrison, Hudson County, n j. on Wednes.
day evening June a. M Lucrra b. HAlstead aged 90 years
KOsSUTH-In Brooklyn Friday June 70 aged 40 years,
Ms5am Emile ZuaAiy Kossuih Of Hungary.
friends of the faulty respectfully nstted 10 attend the
funeral from the Church corner Of Clinton and Congress
streets Brooklyn, Sunday July |, ati O'Clock p IN.
LEw1sn this city, Thursday June 2o Sarah Lewis in the
5Isi year Of her age.
PERRY-In Manchester, N H., on Monday June Is at the
residence Of his Alfred w. MI Ebenezer Perry ed 81
Yeas and months.
REIDIn this city, Thursday morning June g. Susan Reid.
Agrd SO years -
sTANBURY-In Brooklyn, Friday, June %, Mr. John
stsnbuJ, in bis ed year He was native Of Devonshe,
Ensisnd
For particulars u the funeral The Herald Of sunday morning
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M.uefset.daa pivtdeels. ..,..........

Their. arc cher Companies thss vai probsSly MAKE
about this ams, butnoz yet officially dsslrst 80
the Bo.ton Exchange Company lqusrts4y) ThcneIs In
Company. Hamilton Wooden fqusrtsrly), and ns.sss5s
Msik Manufacturing Companies Also, Ncy.b<9cs4
Tsnhon Railroad. The 81 Louis hsrchsuS BDA ovsssss
HE sos.i Ssyosnds for July larger than ss ofs
and the LIE be very tifiotoy 10 the holders d ~ ns
Ihe osS Increase in Railroad Diviaspds IL cer BY -
Boston si Lowell and Providence and Wosccseer v $50
che geyioys IMPROVE ment hayfne hecn lnS1 Aso no~
roads psyins cent inward snd ~
hoa, half dozen more horss roads. - .. 80.
hsnufactprirg 81 d gids hasdsonsys and qs nrnS
show consieersbe Sesse - compared wth January IA -
me dsidenss Esn srr. n On ~ previous e nccsns
he snes CsaPssy , mfnsses ess; Cocheo1 ~
. gs1 Esssssss - s sida. cs'i Mia a sssss
Nashua 4 Nsumtsss ]; star Mns v essk
foB--s} cent or eS5 She The original par value Il
css Ct IL, don to S !, sns reducing y. sp', s%
was esiS IN, making total Of slso itis Il
handsome Is also RETAINED and IDS vsuabe feature ~
plies an manufacturing companies q 80 pressnyeme
The Boston and Worcester ksirosd ~ o6 rs Only bon6sf
debt Of esOo0oo and The Cheshire kfoad sxnyuishss
$4ss 900 q bonds maturing July but as nt Of De herzr.
Ss Isl. ss -
Osdrn.bsTs bonds ehsnsee fr,m April 81 October 70
aud JBy when The bonds ex.eDdc My 1eA
The January Is6 coupon win be p.d July steevns he
Company SIX nsontbs behind hsnd IN interest.
The Hoyote Water Power Couysny nsss from h.sshes d
the Hsdey Pals Water Power and pax: IL s dvisS sses
The Boston and Roxbu Mn Coryyaiou incrsases s sv-
dend o. share and the East Boston Dry Dock Compay
passes its July dividend i.rv r - 80
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foreman Of tie Park; wss alleged that be compelled
fcremen to take tickets. ~ ~
The CHAIRMAN, Mr. Munroe, announced that Mr..
Ccnkng refused 10 appear. He would report him for
contempt aid then the President Of the Senate would
summon him. They would give him chance to appear
by another subpoena at their next meeting which would
be after the hot weather when they nigh. meet only
make their report might allew each side an hour or
two to bring in explanatory evidence
The Committee then adjourned to the call Of the
Nhasr
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Receipss Of PrsSiucc

Total 5y all Rostss June 2e-s203 bbla Flour 4sr bbs
Corn Meal 1851 bGsh o. 85 do Wheat tit do Data
pkgs Povsons ~ do Whisky 10 do Lard 2Ts1 do cd
Cake liz do. Ashes
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ment in the U. s. Navy. They are said TO supass,
many respects, vessels Of q larger size.
The Niagara and Bbb sail to-day--the latter for
the coast of Labrador and the former for Japan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

Company has been organized to construct a road
from Cedar Rapids the western terminus of the Chi
cago, Iowa and Nebraska Road to the Missouri River
2iO miles, to aid building which 100000 acres OF land
has been granted by the United States. The esti-
mated coet of the road is s40s0OOO, about s7
per mile.
With reference to cropprospecs and the movement Of
produce at that point, The Chicago Press OF Wednes
day says:
from all parts Of this State Wisconsin, and Minnesota
we continue receive most favorable accounts oil the crops
peciaIy corn wheat oats and barley In the central part OF
no the corn enough to cover the horses whAe pov
inc and The spripe In places already headed
n Winter Wheat Is being harvested and from the cunts
received there h no doubt whatever about the yield being light
The farmers having their crops all secured In the ground have
mazda free deliveries of grain especially the receipts OF
which A ,hs point during the past week amount to Oi bush
Els the b svest Of the season.
The and shipments Of flour and grain during the past
seI CON pare with those of the week previous as oows
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS.
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suRROGATE's COURT.--JUSK 29.Before Surrogate WEsr
CONTESTED WILLS.

The will of Hannah Robson, which was contested,
and uhch has been before the Surrogate for several months
has been admitted to probate The grounds which the w
was incompetency and undue influence mr
Robson the widow Of the late George Robson Jhn W.
Perry f. prepayment r. c. Campbell for contestants.
Tie will OF Patrick James, which contested was also sd
nitted TO probate.
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UNITED STATES coMMIssIeNERs oFFIcE-JUsnss-


Before Commissioner BRIpsHAa
The crew of the packet.sbip Shepard Knapp, ar
ragned yesterday before Commissioner Bddham for mutny
ere discharged upon their reoognrances This result 1t
the ostsnce the and conslgnees RI
the wish the matter further
Owing to illness Of Commissioner Brigham other
BUSH transacted
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Thompson Brothers, IN note 70 The TRIBUNE,
dated June %, say:
ga dispatch from Boston advises us to refuse all
800 bills of the Newton and Prescott Banks of Mas
sschusetts From this we infer that the plates have
been lost or that there very dangerous
in circul tion of that denomination"
At recent meeting of the Directors Of the Chicago,
Iowa and Nebraska Railroad, the chief engineer made
a report on the cost of the road as follows:
Cost Of 50 miles completed, including rolling stock
To complete the work:
For station houses pS,WV
Fn,ine. honsea SO
Shop at Clinton. 0,Wu
Fencing. - WV
Rolling stock ooVoo-
Whole cost of COMPLETED road 81 1888 l1
Original estimated cost. l4I6,0O
Actual cost.
Less than estimate .................... S86,aIs