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WANTED.
STEANIDOATs.
OCULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING

PEGULAR BOAT TO TILE FISHING
IL BANKS
Tho FAvoTno staAmSq
CHOTON, Capt JAMES A pu1oHT,
Hes resumed h4I ulAr trips 70 Tho Eishiog BAnkn
and Will run daily, during the seassn, Fridays eI-
rlS,S ts. siV:r sLssU.g S0rn S'.
Ped siS J:45 am, Pisr I, 200 am.
and Fulton STREET, Bro. klyn, 6oA. NJ
wi b Furnished on board at reasonAbs rates. ~
Ar. DpERT STILL lsns and favorably Known q
BAND viii BE- on board 70 furnish nnAis for ths
Danoa.
This IL Sns d the most dsishtful excunions out Of
NeH York, affordlng hns view Of the ocean, and
so Of the Govern abt FoTtlhc 1toas 10 the hAIboE.
FARp FOR THE EXCLUSION, 30 CENTS,
This boat can he chsrtsreo for evening eIcursionA
ApplY To ,, Q. BAXTER h BONB, No. sos West st.,
OF thu Captain on board. iyl9 0'Il8
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the G nman

THE ExKoUrvH COMMITTEE Of the Gsrman
Patriotic Association held their nesting on
Thursday afternoon, In order to examine the ap-
plieAtions Of the families Of volunteers for re-
lief. Several thousand applications were 70.
ceIv.d Cover ono thousand from the 18th WARD
and confirmed. They pay TO woman 81, and
20 cents for each child.
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CoxMIssosKRs OF PuBnc CHARIrIxs AND
CoRREcTIosA-No meeting OF the d ,ard took
place Thursday. The weekly statement Is as
follows Number Of inmates In the various IN.
sdtu.icns, 1907, an increase OF 80 since the
last report; 2l9i were admitted during the
pat week, and 2,11i died. were discharged,
sent to Blaekwslls leland or the State Prison
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Kelley FOR FASuIns OF VoLVErKER,.-
Mrs. OBADIAH HoPKIns, No. 80 Third ave
nue., has donated $1s0 to the relief Of the fam
lilies Of Volunteers under the charge II tho
Union Defense COMMITTEES.
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REAL ESTATE.

FARM FOR SALE-$2, 00o-FARM OF 40
acres for s.ls very cheap price $1,000 t'rm.
easy build'pgs all ia gsod order divided In lots
ali eel fepe,dt 10 ao,e Of hiohory, oak a.d ehs.-
ut wood 9o niles iron. Brooklvr, fiom depot
Apply OF sddree the owner, MN. ELLIS, Fiushiog,
LII jysgiii
r OTIS FOR sALE-CHEAP HOMES
~ lots, 80 I i9I fat. at n.s, sss York. .. sles
msuthiy lest Ina. IAiirosast Is all ths BROOKLYN
n1n. 3 g f'TIss f;r, sS tue per,
JOHN N. srKCKAR. Fat esw Hsrk ava, near
property Of WIN. n. sUYDAM. wis Ffss
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Fmsr CAsKs OF Willow PxvKR.-Ths first
css,s Of yellow fevor this season arrived yss-
tsrdsy at Qaarantins, In brig from Mstan-
zas. There were three patients who were
taken to the Floating Hospital In tho Lower
Bay. There are at present Ave vessels 10
Quarantine two In the upper and three in the
lower bay.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
81 s sss III. s' sT S:is
issti Slsa With ne csisbrsls1 sSss ss sstscs,
Ps4inh, Az operations WaErants4 J. JAY YfILRRs,
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EOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
l. The splendid PACKET Grip ROBT CHNrE9 Capt.
E1tuels ISiDE - Iief 81 r. foot Dover q viii
all on Nor day, July nth. For p sage % or from
W. OLD country. or drafts on IreGnN at tbs lowest
rate, Apply 70 TAPsOoTT : Co, 80 soatb 4
IY13S 50
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personal NOTICES.

CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND. PEN.
gro %oo6MsS u Ti:$S% e. W c ::si' Seis p
land WAEraAtA iyi9 IAAa'LQ9
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OFFICE OF THE
" PEOPLES FTqE INDURANOH COMPANY
No 909 CANAL STREET
NHW YoGK, Juns nth 1881,
At an election held on the II u tnsApt. the follow.
Ing named gentlemen we're eheson Directors OF thit
Company for the ensuing year
natthiss glart, Heng 3. TsrbsT, 0hA1 Huntsr,
The. Willlams. bavsTf ? clsIt, qee. s9h9sEsl,
AbrAhADI Iagkett, william Noir, CroWelI AdAma
simon nhlDdler, ID j. Steward. joseph u. Miller,
Alfred BArmorO, Ahm- r. Van Nest,J q, BlAuVelL
Cornr Stephens, Bsmnal RAynoT, Albert Mann,
3ol0men BAnta, William HartEsl, Henry David
Cbrietor Qwyef, John o. More, PUler ]. BehultH,
George Warner, Nett Bloodgood, ,. y. Van hper.
Observation-Disclosures HOFFMAN,
At subsequsnt meeting Of the Board, MATTHI Az
CLARK. Esg., wAl unAainoasly neglected saidsni
W iSsI iSS'ibs W. UrDRBHuL. ssspv.
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INSURANCE.

ARE YOU INSUREDl
"A RUTGERs' FIRE Iss. co., Ito Chatham Square
Grnsr Of Mott streek. =
pIyIpIED.TThs Direeiog svh hsys - declared .
psy able On tho fIRs DAY OF AUGUsr NEXT.
re transfer books Will be obeieA from ths a4th
That TIL Aughtl 1t
Il. B. FELLOWS.
July ll'h, 1851 iylS SIss'isS
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EMPLOYMENT FOR rhHpr LAnoRr%'-
lhe speaH com ni'tss' formed OF meHosrs OF
the Boards OF Aldermen and C'uucilmsn, Tor
the purpose q dsvi'ing mo'ns ft tue RELIEF OF
tho iaborrg poor, nst at the CITY asi yes
to-day. Aldermen cnrr and DArroS, and
Ccundlmsn CLAvELAsD and Gross wcrs
present. A number u Distinguished citizens
were ase present by invitation. Communict
toos were presented from Ex-MSof TtEhASS,
Mr.. A. ;. hewitt, the Commis'ioneri Of
Charities and Corrections, and the Croton
Aqueduot Board. Mr.. A. B. HEwrrI's com.
nuniost'cn sugg's'ed the proSfi'ty OF sssios
tho war Department 70 pay portion or tho
shois OF the pay OF volunteers on the order OF
thsh smties, which wonid oftsn DO to them
very cor siderable relief Another snggsstion
-s. that the work OF erecting stone whsrvs',
ms'saa Of the wooden structures which dis
ngs'e our doeks' should be sommsaosd. The
ION A'''' y, Nnu"' sns Corrections
eeot oomp"su'' ss'smsnt tho in
mates or the is'and in'ututions Tor the
moe'ns OIL nay ava Juno OF h"t year ard
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PUBLICATIONS, kc.
THE GREAT CITY PAPER.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY

OF TO- morruW
Contains a. Audaeloua let or from
BRNRY NAY,
spolosizi1s fer that pira' % ira TOT,
JEFFERsON DAVIS,
tbeipg 10 DR.. DAoon's lAte article In the
SUNDAY MkROvRY.l
DAhPHooL's Me- MILITARY TACTICS,
BY DORSrI K5,
q ohara sterIstie letter ON tns
"PLAG 0P TROoCE TO A. LlNkIN"
" WV DlSBANDEs VOLUNTEER,
and more Army and N,vv news snd choice fsmllv
reatiI after than can be Z uEd In any two other
pIpes pub ished. la
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DAMAGED DRY GOODS
- SELLING OFF
. BE SIw. =. k AZ NJ rI ia s1 As6 wslrE.
fsMEN5E ssCRinCH.
70 sfsct An atire eiear..1eS
rHsENrIps vALpSBHE sro TX OF suNxER
GooDs sil ,. :asssa a.. & s.t reas.s,on 10 pt,sss
sssrdhs Toe BEET OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
fsrteaisr stfeni,su lsrrqusyt.d 70 eur stoek q
DBEss GOODS or ALL KINDS,
G I1cs ssS Z SJ san prh ANS md DIR .PnsY,
h0sLsHY, tLoy.g: AND bMBeOIDEs
HOUsEKgEPINa GOODS
OF 81 dsscriptiops Ibs shoe OF which has bean 10
sussd a'''s ''' MI fER v P'ttssss u.
s.isEVERr DAr-so' ios AZ; a., AZ 10 siI Ta Az
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

H0USHKEEPER A LADY WHOSE
husbsI IL Eotpg 70 the Ear as yoIu ntper Wi.he,
a dtuAtou In a email respls able hnilS TO take
charge Of several ehlldrep; che p.rset In several
q afdres to n. DolTY. 1c0 Sixth 81 .9od floor,
nSnt loom iyii sr9s
OUSEWoRK-WANTED BY A GOOD
eiJi placs 20 do general hoasewoTk in family
a. h.ctioa ths eouafr beat Of references given
CAD al 90 Hamilton ave, souta Brooklyn. 1871
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THE COPAR rHERSaIP
-, herstefere existing bstwesn 0AYLOR 4 DEX
Tkk. - by na. ual esusent, dissolved, Jina isth,
~ h 9soh9f ekfL0R, GEoRGE pExrER
denisnea. GRO. DKxTKR. iyiaS.i3
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The rsmis,aDOss Of gold 70 'hs lR,sriSr con,Isue
large. and duriDg lns were ~ THAN 81, 90 900
The interior drew FRI m New - In JuEe sum
,qu,l 70 ,hs whols Isospss from OsllioIuis from
Ma sh 10 July.
The Rutgers Fire IDA Go. haa declared . semi
annual dividend Of per cgn'., psysbls August l.
arnnH RxCuANnK aAIRa- RIRsr mann
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FIN A N CT A L, 90.

NEW YORK. F,iday, JAY n
Stocks are ssAin higher, wiih Large business In
togdsr . tate ssouIitie,. FsdsrAi stocks well
sustained, and ,hsrs Il also Aohvs demand ~
railway shares % higher rates.
There Is only lini,sd busln'a In foreign o..
ohsnss fer the steamer Of Saturday, the dsmsni foi
he ,r d, being small, and but liiils doing among
bsnksn.
The amount OF ,sld In ,As banks and Sch Tps-
suiy on the LIST, was. 500, 100000
eaLs time In 1850. $ls, TOO. 900
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bySiSl

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. - TIE CO.
assT.imsda under tie arm name Of HICKS and
wKEktks' bss been this day dissolved by mu.u.I
C ". sTI HIeKs. okRLYsLE T. Wees.
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DRESS.

CHEAP CLOTHING CHEAP CLOTH
~ isg-st the Ubion eliot ling Atsrss. % Prince aud
$50 Bro ME ss., oae block se q B.ofd-ay % per
cent ,eaper taau IA Broad rAt, not hsvinE
Broadvay psns-s god o. sAe 10 order, and cCt1
lns o'esntd ID repsird. hnitary orden pEYmphS
executed j, FINS n CO. I0
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CoPARTNERSHIP NorICE-THk CO.
BSSSEs sS:o2ssd Hn SS n ssf nI% s,S o.
ssnt Y; ,. noRNDLDWER ret ring 'Iom the Arm.
tinped " T. D, DINNER, ' 10 aioas l. aatSorissd
20 hgn 70 ettigment and liquidation, T. h BYN-
NEk; EpWD ~ HoRNBLo HER, ITO B.oadsay.
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QALM OF WHITE LILLIRS-LADIKS,
yPf asd WI and Sc Ne x:
s.e ss; Ss. s.s :s sf Fun, %. .i L hs Wa e.
BALM OF WHITE LnIIEs.
1 rasa 1870 sf md asa fs'1
sS S% n FsTS s hsr sis 1 o sst . and
~ -, ~: G g.;, ,sS S.;, .' "a AZ
so.te n s.e %s :. ~.'buEsh. and I, a. p njFhss
cash ADVANCES ON PIANOS,
vs.sssS siamosds DR., s,oe., srossrie-, h.rd-
ssintipss, ao, 40. ~. JONES, 81 Ann Il, %
hVor, IL
EURNITURE-THE PLACE UP TOWN
II t.tavr our f~rn'taIe p'cely upholstered .pd
e .red va ,, l,h g, md ssst e :, = Wet 80
r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT.
Ts Ss S .sa *; + 4 to- ss s ':
tS.S s ssS: no I; As NJ Al vi Hfs
TS2S ci = S:i: %, .s {. ir:i;;Sou NJ.
ss 80 Il S 70 s s M: .s g, 81
AZ e. ss pu 'sh ~ y.Luu OF s .o. the.
~cuid ofhsr uhsa tbs prrrsrvshoa Of what wa
ps'nted the Only ohect Ths color Of this painl
u . hAndsome redai.h brown
FW sAh at the N snufseturerr prtoa, b.
UzvE's. BhorBEs co.
Siso.n uev YesH nsshins D. eoA
| - . X Is A Y IL & M NNIN
i ~ NASuHACTURERs up
/ TRUNKS. VALlSES, CARPET BAGS 60
No. WARRyS sTnS1y AZ b5i BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Il FACTORY,
100 ManKlL errEET, NEwAnK. N l.
l r. N, hObBACH. T. \. MANNING.
RetaillnF les thAn Wholesale prices Curing the var
JyiS H',i6
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c.,10RG TO LET-A VBRY HANDSOME
- Store No. 5GT Second ave, b. + saith aud 18th IT,,
with iltir coontery, and verifying complete, suit
able for an6 II any kind Of business relt veIy low
Apply 10 JOIN fE1TRsTCd, 40 laird aV. Jyl3 y
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

Public Do,,.. 1. ,.r.A.E Me- YeEs: July 2 Isck
o. July, shall proceed % ara. q panel Of 90 rand
JuIor'; also panel OF 100 petit Jurors, fer Court
Of GtneTAl Sea- Ions 70 be held In ana isr the CITY
ano oO19ty Of New York, on the 9th day Of Au-
$50. JOHN CLANCY.
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DEoPLE's CLOTHING STORE,
i bss BROADWAY, cor, SBINCE ST.
MEMS AND B0YS CLuTHInGi
READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER, FASH
IONsBLB and CHE.-P,
CA06hKnn fArr8. -
LIsm ANp MARBKn.LEs VE5Tu. ! %
LIEn And MAsEIILEs PASp...........,..... l 90
Frs PLAOK fRooK COATB. neutrality-suspicious.. oO
BTILIsu BuaIrEss COArs. 70
NLfAoA COAtA We flhh. .........ss's''''''' ~
EIEaAHT Burr PoR BoYs, AssoRTED. ........" "
IiS s'lSS GEoRGs LIVE d 90.
elk BONNEIS, % ClNIS TO GA
~ whoiessls aOufaotprer eloaiBG out his stock
Nitheu ~ gard 10 eoM, bg the gaDgs ons or dozen:
Had dresse- equally cheap, IS Walker a. sest q
Broadway. up 'sairs- opsn from A. 70 ~
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Hort e., srookbs. Preaching tomctrov. IN
a n, * z. n, BY "a, a.v THon,s Mas
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ARTICLES WANTED.

A Light Doctorp Gis, with top A, boz col Sur. OIL
email ssross HIGHT wagon hArpes-A. SOL San.
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nE~rhcs etrees Ch-reh-Fhs new. Ona---
Z D. MURRAY, P.stsg q Msrkst stnsst Ch-rrh,
N ; cs%msns. & ic 49, . 1.Is Sr1 .
- - w eeasck 1.aHs
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sss.si.As Chsrch. seo..d Aax..tLIl

4. between "a and attn sveBuss; ,ervic, tyeIy Sab
oath trnh f. sfts rnoS End evepif 3. Il the usaL
|curs, and lecture en- Wedbesday evsuing, prsach-
hg to-mt rrsv by Elder II 0. HYDs. aTAnseis
ars ootdisliy invited 70 atthd. eeAts all free.
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NAILED.

lith- sIsan ers jersey Blue md 0eo rsAssd
Ter Wa .hInI ten, Ships John ruoksr LlvaRs,
Msuh.ttsp, 20. Bals Lsuissss, Eg.l, y
sawyer EswSsde, Del mins bArs b@9 ~
n 10 AIsuo Bos,oa aarAA Rsisn eoEt Js1s
s,ai PsihE Baltimore, MIRA, Wtes,sr. ios w
uaiAgsoAs Dsls
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TTAe new BIe,hodist Piigrta Churct,
Grand u cor six N. william buTgh. vin be dedS
y estsd BY the Rev. Dr.. sIUNhI a. COREY, 20
norr atsrud o.; r~rvice- CIR at o'cl't
pre- hing In the cnns 81 ~ o'clock, by the pas
tsr. sest FIRE all are invited kN. w: o..
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+ FIIZsIMoSs AUCIIOsBRR WILL
- sell, this s.uId,y, al 10Y e'eloet, at No. tsp
III I'd avenue, . ht Of &c Jpd / and turutura asN
eNia's faney avhee vagoo, ~ ve-, glass cass., besr
pu bps, and cigar. also ts hortes aud osIts ~
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AM ABBOTr. AUCrIONEER-

1864 First d, corner 81 Tbrs, william, bursh, thu
eon,es I. o. ssia nauor sno gIoosrS stor. oonasIns
cans hItu' ta c.ni tsry, tAblei. chairs,
all other hKtu s., SO, &C. v. Y. KOBENCkl A.
taLey for Mortgagee. las
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XXTILLIAN ABBOTT.

" ONCE yss sro.dw ~ WIN sell on u, tn; Day,
store No. S2s sadlson q, Scam pe, tesr pumps.
count Kegs. c.sks, tUmbleTs demi lohns, bottl
aud al other fixtures, &C., &c. 10
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rrfuitive n1eshedtst a1i--ieu-Lebanus 81
Nail. n ssmsnt, b9s Hudson a. p-esch,og 10 NOR
~ u icy Glass reeuns Il ,, sod Pab 10
xovefe at At IN r. y. Primitive Wes ey ,ns, and
s-trJ boSy eIe Who love the Lord Jesus y, rist -
Nish 70 hear or ,peik yell Of lin cordially In
eitea 70 attend. Beats FREE 1t3
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Tbe Rev u. Peters, Faster efthe I'd Usivsr.
nahS 30 hety Of tbs lily Of ook W, N siye dis
oourss sunday aftsrnoon At IN &c ook. In their
Hall In Franklin street, betveen N and N streois.
Green Poirf, Sub, et-The Rsveluuon Of 10 In COZ
trsst uith ths Rebellion Of 0l. ?t3
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CSeere strcst m X Church, bet Bsesae
I ~ spung 81, Rev. CHAs Y HARRIS, Psst r,
N oIlssk m. Lecture Mo dsv evening aad
mayer melting on fneaJ evening at oeock Seat.
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APARTMENTS 10 lTth ward-is6 lat ave. lSo
STORE basement, . room, ~ Greenwich avl1,S
STORE, endorsement 4 2 BEDROOMS tss BroadsJ
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Business Items.

Tux AMOUNT or LEAp SHIFTED fron tho
GalCna mines, last ysa7, was iS j53, 2il pounds,
valued at 81 ,02s, il2 10.
TrE SAVING. BASKs IN RHopr ISLAND
have deposits TO the amount Of o., l63, 76O in
the names Of 80, i05 persons. Threo " the
banks arc in Providence, and these have 81, =
3ii.O61, and Il, 7O9 dcpositors.
OsE Oh ThE OLDEST sail makers in Doston
says that during no previous winter s,nce he
has bccn in business, have the jourseynen sail
makers. riggcrs nnl chip carpcntcrs hal such
an abundance Of work as the present one.
PrrrERMISr, rs an article Of commerce, IL
largely grown in Lake county, Ohio. This
year, over iOOO has lccn pail to the producers
Of this article, anil in Painsvile, tho oil is worth
Sl2 80 per gallon.
MASCrACTuRiNG AT DOVER il in a very
prosperous condition; the COChcco works are
running full time. aud have siN months suppy
Of cotton ON hand. Nearly 800, 900 yards
more were printed ia 1860 than 1859. The in
crease Of valulti,n " Dover since 1856 has
been t762, 600, and her savings banks now hold
S62j, 600 deposits AN increase OF almost $50,
UUO during the last year.
In RFGN NRp ro TuE "HARp rIMEs" IN Cox.
NEC1ICUT, II is stated that in Mcriicn a com.
pany has recently been formed with 800 900
cash capital, for the manufacture of gimlot-
pointed screws, by newly-nventcd machinery,
New Haven company will soon commence
the manufacture of files al Stonington aud a
large shoe manufactory is also in contemplation
there.
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eypec tsd to do 90 now. s5s free and soyer-
tiGn rtate; her local government WAS in her own
hai d.: the federal authority interrrd but slightly
With her aff,irr In return she was covered with
the presfios Of q greaa and hberal nation. Prom
this po.ition she has seccdcd. She now stands
alone, slftuled, self relying, but with her indie
T~ndence baSed upon principle which excite- the
scorn and deetstor of the CIVILIZED world.
The Daily hecs takes hopeful view Of tho
future. II says:
For the destiny Of the frce North. with is intelli
genes and industry, ita wealth and invention, Its
love OF equal liberty, aud itsio,e Of equal law there
IL ~ for fear. Ineriority OF soil, seaoDard,
and streams, Of mineral wealth, ard ~ mountain
pasture, of sweep Of domain aud enjoyable climate,
the vigorous fearless, scfreliant North
can Afford, with . laugh, to admit IL all,
and yet feel how usnscendanty stronger and
richer, nober and happier, Is its plsce among the
nations. II permanent severance there must be,
the world will soon comprehend tho d ference
brtwern compact nation II educated, FREQ And
sotdependent citizens, and . community of in4o-
lent and II solrrt pIupretors Of liant LIVING In hour
ly dread Of u herd Of slaves. II they had lived
anywhere but In slav.holdng society, they would
see this ~ the world docs but they arc tgrprsn,
Of hie elsewhere, and unconscious ~ tho Chin, 20
ofthe relative strength and civilization of thoa.
selves srd other peope.
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CalamitieS.

A LITTLE nor IN OXFORD, Mass, few DAYS
ago, foil into a pg-stye, and Was dreadfully
man led by hog before he was rescued.
A LITTLE GIRL ACCIDEsTALLY CUT HHR
TIuuu Ia a frightful manner, at Ssmerville,
Mass, on Friday while Sharpening slate pom
ell.
DHTHHRA rs COMMITTING YEARFUL RAW
AGES in the neighborhood Of Somerset and
Chostervillc, Nc. Whole families Of chill lren
have been swept of, and grown up persons have
not escaped.
MRs. MuRrHY, STOPPING to pick up what she
supposed to lie u red pocket book lying in the
snow, at Boston, on Thursday night, slippsd
over 1t and broke her leg. Ii was brick fro
zen in.
A SCHOONER, SAID TO NJ THR STAR or rHB
NORM, Of New York, went ashore on Point
Judith, r. l., during the fog Of Saturday, with
a cargo Of cotton from Savannah for Providence.
Crew saved. II 10 thought she will be got OIL
A LITTLE GmI, at Utica, n. Y, swallowed
pin last Sunday. 1t stuck fast IN her wind
pipe, and was extracted hy Drs. CRlITENpEN
and LASE, after three hours Of skilful eXer'
tion.
DANIEL PrRKISs RrGGEp night lodgin-
at a Boston police station, On sunday nj Sht
| havius w.'krl thu' 'Iy fr"m NrHlhNm he ha
| frozen his feet; vi n he touk ur his thpcs,
large portion Of the tos' canle OF with thrn.
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Criminal.

CHARLES LSDYRMoS BLEW HIs RRAISs OUT
at San Francisco, on Jan. 9TH, because he failed
10 get employment as agunSmith.
Henry WEBB, postmaster at Rocky Hill !,
Conn, has abscOnded with tho funds of his
oice, about 800. An investigation showed
that he had been in the habit Of robbng letters
containing money. Fifty-seven letters were
fousd mailed by the people Of Rocky Hill, from
which Webb had removed the stamps and sold
them, never sending tho letters.
A DsREPuTABLE WIFE TOOK PASSAGE with
her husband aud four children, at Stockton for
San Francisco on New Years day. Just before
tho steamboat started she cooly stepped ashore,
and walked OF arm in arm with man who
was waiting for her. Before the thunder struck
husband could realize the fact he and his little
onse we're on their way to San Francisco.
JoHS ii. CAssIDAY sEDUCrD THE wIFH OF
WILLIAM TIERSEY, Sacramento, CAL, recently.
On New Years morning CAssIBAY was walking
in company with DIR. J. X. BoYCK, a highly
respected citizen, when they were met by TIER
SKY, who drew his pistol and shot DIR. BorSH
instead Of the seducer. The victim fingered till
next day and died; before his death, he had a
most affecting interview with his unintsntional
assassin, whom he had never seen before.
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Miscellaneous Items.

TuE CArITAL oP WAsHIsoroS TERRTrsnr
las been removed to Vancouver.
Az INGENIOUS FRESCuMAS has introduccA q
cheap beverage for miners in California. IL
made by soaking acOrns In water for 10 dag4
and then putting them into a cask with hops.
A. J. MARTIN, wHos swAs DIsCHARoRD froo
Washington Navy Yard recently having bsaa
| suspected Of revealing laboratory secrets, AAs
cen reinstatcd, 1t having been proved he w.
| unJustly accused.
Gov. DowSEY, Of California, exercised ~
pardoning prerogntive rather freely in 1860; ~
| follow ing is the list :-Pardons, 10; restorasi0
| TO citizenship, "a; psrdoned out Of county jsA,
D. respites, 2; Communication, /.
TnE MONARCH TREE Of the Sierra Nevada.
California, known as The Miners Cabin" w6
blown down by the hurricane Of the lith uAA.
was thirty feet IN diameter, and supposed -
DO 5000 years old.
MAX IN or FERDINAND or SPArN, the has-
band of ISABELLA, has recently ben dis,ovdsA
Smong his papers. lie addressed it to ens q
the English HESRrs always ruin your o.
ponent in tho opinion Of the world before ySa
70 to war with him."
TnE SALT DIsCovERIEs IN MIcHoAx 90
having capital effect on the winter labsr
market but for them, many who ould hnd ik
hard to got along through tho winter, are eRu-
ing remuneratiye wages. The manufacture Il
salt barrels, boring pump logs, and cuttiaG
| and csrting firewood furnish good employmsnS.
THE LARGEST rREE IN MAssAcBusErrs 3
| said TO lie an elm, situated upon the HubbsrS
| farm, in North Andover, Mass. 1t ID one hsa-
dred and ten feet in hei ght, and its branokea
spread one hundred feet in width. Its girth,
at six feet from the ground, measures twenty
| wo and n half feet.
THERE ARE now SO LrvINo Of the $50 Wis
mustered into service from New Orleans in De-
cember, 1914, and formed part Of JAcxsosS
| force on the plain OF Chalmette on the nerns.
rsbe sth Of January, 1915. Tho living srs,
| ] commissioned officer Captain White; 5 ssa-
commissioned officers; . musicians and -
| priyateA
Two IRIsHhEs were going to fire of q caa-
| non, just for fun but being Of rather an oesn-
omical turn Of mind, they did not wish to less
| the ball. So one Of them took an iron ketua
in sis hand to catch it in, and ststiOnins hin,
to the other who stood behind 1t, holding .
lighted torch -" Touch 1t aisy, Pat !"
THE FIRST QumrIoS ASKED ABOUT 4 srsA.-
ORR varies according to the country in whAoh
he happens to be. In France II 10, ..h hs re-
ceiyed at court 7" In England, " How msoh
has he year :" In Holland, " Is he solvent ..
And IN Germany nbsb n' in s.psS,' .es o. III;
msnts, would require tho stranger to bs shas
| TO show r.bls descent for sixteen gsnsr atisas
On 10Th his fathers and mothers aide.
TnK PoLIowIS rIAS for new militia law
has been agreed upon by tho lsading military
| men Of Maine, and will probably 10 carried ese
| ly Legislative enactment. The members Of -
| voluntary militia to be limited to 2, 400, -
three days, with payment Of % 30 per day
and mileage to each man three public COM
| pany drills, and two elementary drills ~ ths
| commissioned and nOn-eommissioned officers