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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
Fire and INLAND Navigation

Fire and finland Navigation
Risks accepted terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance Of DWELLINGS
ami Contents. for terms If to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the .4ftnt Insurance Company pos
ses-cs its line should not be overlooked by those
ready ami under standing their best interests
During stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes an imperative dutythe ability Of
property loss being then much less
ened.
Agencies in all principal cities and towns through
the Policies issued without delay. by any of
the duly authorized Agents Of the Company.
Fs BUsiuhss attended to with despatch and fidelity.
BOWEN a GROVER. Agents
Joliet, Sept. y. 1854 Misty
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s~~><N~r1~~S>stre>O~
vhs rroSyess OF the Campalga-The AS
ssmbyang Of Cong Fro
cesdings-Msssags 81 ths Presi6ent OIL
the United Statcs-Ths Invaeton OF tno
--~ss" NV asa. Pa ttsrs0n's UnaOx
"Seeren I'VE, 80 yrp,r-vr.--~-
Forcss-Latsst Iatsiiigssos erorn ths
l Rebel ssates-The~ hNtesf Nsws~Tns
-ksss, So, sc. -
m. -'Alp, Tor thf ,,..,,
--' p'esoat wees, wifi, ha
a' saa"f "a nAa VIII coussln;-,bs
sAS n'f'ins is oo'- AUD around ws,b.
Latest Dispatches from the Camp In ~.,,- u
'7gton, giving the recent Movements Of the 80.
Their prssent Condition and Position; A graphic .. "a
a tue Advance Of General Pattsrsons Column into yr.
ges aad It's results up to tho present time Report OF
tns vfo'se:ngs Of Copsrsss Message OF Presden. lin.
coin or ,hr State u the Country The Latest Intelligence
in regard 10 the Movements Of the Rebeli Arrival at
wAshiugtou OF "a o. deer from the Rebel Chief, jed
Davis with dsspasch % President Lincoln; The Laest
News from Fortress Monr.V Western Virginia, Missouri
II ss, For. rcssns aud other important points OF
the County. II will also GSu'sn very interesting
sketches OF aehaaB Butler BanAV Mcclellan, Fremont
Patterson, CSdwaliadcr, Mansfield, 4Jon and others
Tho FAMILY HRAiD VIII also couainNfhs Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received bg AL and Telegraph;
Editorials on Lcsdns Events; Rspo.vs OK tue MO
ney, Commercial and Cattle Markets; Record OF
Marriages and oea.aa for tho Week, All V variety
other reatiag Of general latsress
fsrms-Two dollars Per year four csa.s s-s\f COPY
10 ha obtained at the Office, Of Fulton AMI
streets, and Of the ageutx Advsr.ssmsu pn ~~t
VI At ihs usual HKRA rasz
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PHtt ADELPHtA ST0CK B0AaD.
PR, ADkI.'fytA fully q, lHe


PHtt ADELrHtA sT0CK e0AHD.
PR, Apkr,grIA, July Q, 1861.
Stocks aiQ Pennsylvania State AYES, y4H; Reading
Railroad, 17N Norris Canal, 30, Long leland Railroad.
OK; PennsylvsniA Railroad, 3TH Sight exchange on
New York unchanged,
PrHtAoziPhiA, july Q, 1851
Flour dull: supes8ns At 81 - Is. Wheat unsettled
red al u 10 81 49, white, 81 20 u 96. Corn, d2G
Sc. Whsxsy uuu ut lec l6hc.
BUFFALO, July Q, 1851
Flour duu and unchanged. Wheat iuet bat nrm:
small sales II 72e FOR Milwaukee club and Chicago spring
Corn fair demand and market easier saes 900 bush
els ut Bic. 82,. Oats quiet sales 1000 busheh q
20Ho. Canal freights Arm but unchanged. Lake i'm
portsS 900 bbs aour i06 900 bushels wheat 2S2 900
SSis four 30 o0 ousiss ~ases, as oo0 bushels corn
BUFFALO, July, Alp. n
Flour unchanged Wheat nrmer. sales last night
Is 900 bushels Milwaukee club and spring at Toe
ths morning, 5000 bushels Milwaukee club a. TIC Cora
Ia good densad aud easier sales SO 900 bushels st SIC
is 600 bushels at 82c Canal freights arm. Imports
1000 bbls flour l40 900 bushels wheat 100 600 bushels
corn Expors-l 900 bbls. -four, % 900 bushels wheat
Is 900 bushels corn.
Oswsao, July a. 1861
Flour steady sales at 81 so FOR fancy Wheat Hrmsr,
but qu,st sales last night COO bushels red Western
At ESQ.,, and 1000 bushels No Ailwsukse club 7sc.
Corn without ma.erai change sales 1000 bushels Hi.
nos $40. Csc Other grains quiet Caua! fseights uu
cbanRod Flour &c., wheat Sc and 7c 10 New York
lake ,mports-eO0 bbs nour, Is 600 bushels wheat,
ID 800 bushes corn. Caua expo ts-3,585 bbs. -four
25 400 bushels wheat, SEQ bushels corn aud $500
busheis rye.
CmcAGo Juiy 0, 1891.
Flour Arm. Wheat buoyant, and &c better: sales at
60 CSC for No I; soc for No. 2 in store. Corn IN
changed Receipts-4 900 bbls. flour, % COO bushels
Ahent, ia, 900 bushels Fre.ghts steady. Elk
change on New York unchanged.
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Personal Intellixence.

Colonel Herman Haupt has been appointed Assistant
Secretary OF War He Ii proege OF General Jackson.
by whom be placed at West Point al the early ago OF
fourteen lin 1885, he graduated with the honors Of
his casa In 1882 yodier and engineer He has since
distinguished hmseK - engineer Of the Hooeic tunnel
which will DO four ard threequarter miles long, through
solid rock, prior to accepting which position ho was the
chief engineer and gener OF the Pennsy
ysna Central Railroad. The ascent Of the Allegheny
Mountains and the turreng highest peak one Of
the greatest achievements OF engineering Ia the world
IA hss mach Of his attention TO harbor offences
Ana Ia the inventor Of revolving fort II coussts OF
ostrg battery or FORT which 10 to be faced with steel
plates and covered completely by fiat dome, every part
being shot proof By SURPRISING simple device, toe
fors Is made 10 advance recede or rotate at pleasure
can approach an enemy's ship with impunity, aud when
eoee 10 a. commence 10 roiAie and discharge an unnter
rupei stream OF shot and shell OF the hsAvies descrp
ton at the Of ten to twenty discharges minute
He has also a stesm gun, which can be aimed wuu ~
much precision Ms q rife, and discharge hss - sxs9
balls m nute the BARS dropnipg in one By ore rom
rcc~ptssis. tue gunpers are no. xlosei ~uls us'
thc ADD eau CT or every on our eusnts w vi
uho mgut venture 70 show ninpse1.
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News from Ossaha.

UNAHAi July 3, IBUI.
Comtaodore CAV p Cho,eaa. OF s. Louis; Captsin VIM.
Hamphries or the late steamer Chippewa, With all
having travelled ono hundred and asty miles In
Q Nsckinsc boat. .Nie Chippewa loft st. Louis on
for the American Fur COmpany for Fort Benton and Bit
ter Root Valley, wash.u yton Territory She passed
ner in company with fhs Spread Esg.e far Fort
Union, at which polut thea Spread Eagles freight
placed In charge Of Commodore Choteau increasing the
cargo Of tbs Chippewa tolTUtous ON the ed OF june
when about l50 miles above abe mouth o; the Yellow
Stone the boat discoveraS TO be 1re THIS pumps
all set TO work and tho boue Ashore and the
sengers and hurried al without having limo
cave auy thing lest the Are should reach the magazine
which contained 237 kegs OF powder The steamer float
ed down the river two miles, When the explosion took
place, destroying the boa and osygo.
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Annual Commencement OF 81. Francis
Xavtor's College.

The eleventh annual commencement OF st. fraDcs
Xsyiers College, in Fifteenth street. was celebrated At
half past three O'Clock Monday afternoon in the play
ground attached 70 the college, which literally
med by the rslatiy friends aud admirers OF the stu
dents who were about distinguish themselves in
bryo In the literary world The oppressive heat Of the
day would have been unbearabIe the ground where
the exercises took place had not the fostering OF the
good fahers attached to the college developed itself in
the shape Of capecous awning Of canvass, which com
petely extinguished the burning rays from Old SOL and
kept those 80 protected comparatively comfort.
able There are about two hundred and
thirty boys ia this college, nearly all OF whom have made
wonderful march in intellect since last year. to judge
from general examination into the matter The college
10 row fully chartered BY the State and for me
first time since it's Inauguration b the MOST Reverend
Bishop Hughes, sent out graduates direct
The exercises Is have said were conducted Ia the
old Familiar play ground where heretofore many young
orator blushed his rst buah and made his frs, essay al
scshing eioquence There we're about nfteen hundred
ladies and gentlemen present al pecsscrs rne pas
10 one corner could see that "or nag was stu tnere
In the rear Of the platform was beautiful arch oompos
ed crimson CLOTH bearing 70 me centre po the arms
sns ''S The w arm: .. the Archbishop, ~ sed
len ns syphs,s Of The sSSsy q 's sns
ton, vSrtui ct tabori" Amongst the distnsulsned
cIergymen present were the Most Rev Archbishop o.
New Ra Rev. p. vsr
70 the Jeaus In Americn; Rev Father heferi GENERA
Superintendent Of the Mssion 10 this cvy Rev Father
Schneider Rev. Dr. Cummings, and sYseral others
Nolls band was pr esens and most exquisite
music curing the evening The Programme consisted O
cseS on med Sh grand oSsrtu 10 beaut
fu manner by the band at the Conclusion Of which M
James J. Moriar,y, who waA about 70 grasua'e 90
ivercd vers ably dgested End logical dscsurse eatset
"Iouence OF thu Papacy on Civil Liberty, in which w
showed, after much forchls argument that the Disepo
OF Christ or bho PopcB, who hk representatives Oh
cath had a ways been the promcs u liberty AMI jus
1 tlca 10 the fullest ssnss Ok the term ,
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IsDAPLsDssOs, No, JIss 8, l6e" =,
Tho Santa 70 mail and Canon City express reasheC c
yesterday with daoa to the 2Bd from Santa re, t
from Canon City aud 10th from Mesa The news from
Nesia confirms she reports Of indian troubles at Pno
Owing TO the political difficulties IN the State, oIde,s
We're sent forward to Mr. CarE Superintendent OF the
Stephenson Silver Nuing Company to stop all active
operations.
The forts along the Texas frontier are 70 be garrsone
by orCer OF Col. Van Dorm. Two Companies 70 be
statond at Fort Davies one at Fort Qssusn and four
az Fort Miss.
In Som,ra quite an Apshusssm has syrasx up on the
subject OF railroads Tho roecs 10 to oopnecs the valley
Of Rio Crande with the Gulf OF California; tho termi
10 De e. Paso and Guaynes.
Gen CopaSiy and Secretary Otis are at their posts.
Cannon City items show encouraging state OF affairs
throughout the whole mining region. This mail party
found numbers OK indians thsvOute 81, OF whom were
very fsteudS.
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Sporting Intslligeuce.

FOOr RAUk OK rNE AaaF0N oorna1, norTu foLhE7U
On Monday the foot between John Nevin, Of EGG
land and John Thomas OF Newark for $500 side came
or on the Fashion Course Long Island The terms Of the
match were for Thomas receive ten yards start but
although be had this great advantage the Englishman
was the favorts in the betting $500 to $780, and at last
$500 10 800 bsIpg bet his winning Both got of well
together Thomss maintaining the lead for nearly two
huncred YARDS when kevn shot past him, and the
was over he past the first BY four or Ave
yards. Time 33H sec.
The match between Flora Temple and Ethan Allen and
mate comes Cd next Monday the Union Course. Ethan
and a.s mate the running horse Socks, 10 regular
training and in the finest possible condition closely
contested race ia anticipated.
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POLITICAL.

vNuayIC MEETINu.-TwEETY FY tsy WARD.
rha uudersigosd respectfully nv te the fellow eitszses
70 meet ass tn aveaue, on ~ ursaAy evening" Jolly ~
iect from starvation tho amie.o patriotic voar'asrr
j r. thompson, u ray or Broadway TaeosnacAA
S,anhen v Essssit Publ ,Asm,n strsto,
a v. htoNt Proslisn'S ard Leather Bs1&L
John n gaercocd.
Bsu i Aitsrbur7
uaigh,.
saaro frocoa', ~ sro,au Twso' hrst ward
Alex Brarl>ns uoctmsa Sfven b district
Qhx ElnoN ~, oouacJoa xn seventh oislTtA.
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SECOND REGIMENT FIRE zOUAvEs, COL
JAMES FATRHAN

detachment OF i5S proceeded 10 camp On Staten
bisnd yesterday. This regiment 10 nlDs up rapidly,
aud in oil probability will proceed to the seat OF war in
two weeks. The uniform Of this regiment will be the
Same the French Chasseur dc vincennss and for
comfort and durability will excel all other regmensAi
uniforms that have iet this State Headquarters Of Com
psny g, 10H Mott street (houss Of Hose Company NO.
b0) where few recruits will be taken also al the
hoee OF Hose Company No S. where the headquarters
Of Company ID located Also house Of Eugus Company
No. TO- North Moore street.
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e u: Sadaa's. ,atougAoui <ach 10 w. loudly A.
a. following ara tho names OF those Who sfsdcassa
rnasr The degree Of Bachelor OF Arts-Jemes = NDpsM
'sm'' asuyke About two hundred and Sky sR"~s
--nferred on them. After r. u.
and JONI -, - nearly eight o., ,ook he
"spus had premium. w., took .. splsaald
.,.,... ~hioh did not closA un.s, p>.vr-- i.
s,lo.ses, ct OF invited auss'-"sxa
S "",,ss;y anu ~ .p =. $soioJy OF the ov.
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This regiment, u3w stationed at Rker's Island, 10
armed and equipped and the men are paid off, so that
TO morrow the regiment Will leave the island at twelve
O'Clock for Washington stsansr will land them at
Fourteenth street. from which point they will proceed
to Broadway thence down Broadway Corandt street.
TO washington via Philadelphia. We expect 10 hear a
GOOD account from this regiment, because II IL com
handed by officers Of experience and Co lines tried
soldier having the entire confidence OF Lieut. Gen Scott
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Tornado At Oshkosh.

UssKHsH, July 8, 1871
destructive tornado swept over this city, at two
CLOCK tns morniDg, unoohughouJes in every drection
blowing down t.sss AMI doing immense damage. The
large houTiDg nil OF Messrs Green Powers was TN.
Bigger Hill was unrooied md died with water damsg
ink The goots TO y iarge amount
The steamer shawauau, at her dock was made com
p.ete wreck The atesuer Berlin City had her smoke
stack and upper cabin carried away aud otherwise da
carried several feet In. turned compistely
around, and some entirely demolished. The wind
accompanied by violent hail storm, and the lightning
or.ed
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rur ppooKIyN pHALANX.

The quarters Of the Brooklyn PhA!ank are to be
chaeged today from South Brothers Island 10 Fort
SCHUYLER whittier tho men will be removed BY the
steanaers Major Anderson and General Arthur.
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are under orders to march for the scat Of but owing
to tho iusuriolent supply unu equipments fur
p,shed the regiment, 1t will be impossibs for them to
leave before the end Of the week.
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Miss ELIZA K BAXTER, as will be perceived BY our ad
vertisng columns reces this evening at Dodworth's
Hail, SEE Broadway Competent judges who have heard
her readings express the opinion that an excellent per-
| formsrce may be anticipated.
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ASNROLOGY.

THE GREATEST woNDFR IN TH1 wos Id Is TIE
yoans and accomplished Madame BYRON from PsIt..
fairs OF life embracing love- soar'shp bpsansI sse
sie knesa. restores drunken and unfaAd lu huebantt
has secret to make you beloved b. your hesxss
IDEAL and bsinga together those long een rased Ltiss
ceus: gents 90 esuts Resdeuce % Thu syeuuc ASoys
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MECHANICS RIFLES.

fhis regiment to DO composed exclusively Of mechau
cs have established their headquarters as Central Hail.
No. I74 Grand street About four hundred men have
been enrolled, and companies from Binghamton, NJ ",
and Bridgeport. Conn have asked permission 70 join.
Chief Engineer Decker ami Danie, Carpenter nspector az
tee 10 receive subscriptions behalf Of shs regiment
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BENEFIT or Mrs. 2. 8. CaANFRAU.-Mrs r. 8. Chanfrau,
an excellent and charming actress, has complimentary
benen. 1t the Winter Garden this evening Mark Smith
r. s. Chanfrau and others have volunteered, and "Bob
Net,les, and "rbe Widows Victim, are on the bills
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KoH9f atit-Ws Ersssx oomm4eJ ~ 49, -
ssltsss: .sy Si:s s y aver
rS:sss are nySssoS ds6aa dnIes he Sdnl .nd ihs
susss ~ sl tos Asr oomfor3 - sasouenS N b. Poa-
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Drawsn9s Of X. France & sos n en-
lucky and Delaware Loteas Authorixs by Aassn
bly, PASSED January. 1850 Grants % run twenty yessa
2G, 48. 90, Al, 40, Ga. z, 8, 70, 70, So, "a.
o0ssoLIoAraD-oEass t2i. Drawn July 9. 1891
GO, 80, 66. 40. III. CT, ". II. 81. Is, "a, IL.
Circulars seu. teso OF ctssrye by addressing
T. fnAM0E d 90, hauagsr
Wilmington, Delaware
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DURYEA,s zOUAvDs.

The des detachment Of the recruits nor this regtnSaS,
numbering seventy msn marched DOWN Broadway q ~
O'Clock last evening for the Park Barracks, and 60 70
Fort Monroe this morning At O'Clock The physique
OF the men was very ns and In their appearance more
than equal the psin body q the regtmeht tho reman;
% ssT T XIV Vim M :s Of
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New York Ncraid-CalsSorrsa Edftiosss
The muii steamship Northern Light, Capt rnkleraueti
will lcavs this port 70 morrow At aoon, Coz Aspnwall
Tho msKs FOR California and other nars q, The iaonc
will close 81 ten O'Clock tomorrow rsorninc.
The Nav YORK WEEKrY observation-disclosures edition
containing tho latest uslligencs or all Parts OF tho
world, with large quantity OF local rad miscellaneous
msttOr will be published at nus O'Clock ia tho morains
Single copies Ia wrappers, ready for msitns, six cents
Agea.s viii please ssni in ,hsr orders esrly poe
sibis.
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sotDnx knIKD an nAsrrR's Fsssr - Hr Rwsns
osorsaI 70 MAG Ycsx .-cmcrer jsckman was Monday
called 70 hsf rgaest the body Of Ernest Geiecke,
tate me ruber of conrany A, Ninth reginent Of New
York stale militia. who sho by the rebels =. hAr
par'e Ferry the Oh apt The regiment to which do
ccAxed w attached 90 poriscn OF ", while ieaveg the
cars "A asrpsrs Ferry THURSDAY bs, 1fed rp,n
" c,ncsa'ea rscei' ana ne Ten uortsiy wouuaed
ne Dol, vas brooxbt "a ~ A6Ama Etprefs. acd will
bs basiui ~ rees wcot crueierg neeeesj ih.gty
80 ssAss Of sss ssd . nasiye q Germany.
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OMctef DraWfngs of Wed, EDDY e % q
KGrruokv. ExrsA OlMs 1S jug 9. 1881,
60, 5, AZ. Is, 81, %, 4, 46, 81. SO. 26. 81, as.
KxrruokY. GLASS S4. July o. 1851.
20, 20. 81, Ga, 8, 20. %, u, 25, Is. s. IS.
Circulars ssnt ssss Of oAArsa * eadrsspE either I"
Coviugton. KY or b. L0uls. 10.
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The Ship Enasiy Fssrnam Ashore.
Bosros, Jcv o, 1851
The ahip Emily Farnam, OF Portsmouth, n a., from
london for Calcutta with railroad lahore thirty
miles north Or rssnam the 9th OF Juae.
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Board or Aldermen.

This Board met on Monday evening President Genet 10
the chair
resolution was presented by the Psgssossr to autho
rze the Comptroller dsburse the unexpended balance
of the Donation ruad for benea OF the needy families
Of volunteers.
Alderman CORNELL opposed tho motion
The PRESIDENT having called Alderman Dayton 70 the
chair took the door and made very forcbc and eto-
auent speech IN favor OF the appropriation for the fam
lies Of the volunteers.
Alderman CORNELL thought this resolution would have
the elect OF robbng the charitable Institutions OF this
city AMI he did not believe that this was proper
fund take the money from he would oppose the reso
luton.
AFTER some debate the resolution ioss by vote OF
l2tot
Alderman Bsoik then offered resolution spproprA,ing
$500 900 be expended relieving the necessities Of the
families OF the volunteers, the plyments 70 be made
on the rsqu.sions OF comuittee, consisting Of the
Mapor Comptr oller, tho City Chamberlain the Pres.
dents Of the Boards OF Aldermen and Conncilmen, and
the Chat Of the Finance Committees Of each Board
eps 90 the part OF certain members Of tue Boefd that
they DID no, Intend that any relief should be given to
the needy families OF the volunteers Aldermen Genet
residen and Brady INDUCED IN some angry terms Of
speech. -
were no less than half dozen members on the noor a.
the same time and oil speaking together There were
apness from tbs decision Of the Chair (A
deyman Day ou and confusion every moaent worse
oonfoupdcd Alderman Cornei NJ last, afes several n
efectua efforts 10 speak moved that the preamble OK
Mr. Booe be aid over. This carried, sad the board
adjourned 70 Thursfay evening a Ave O'Clock,
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m0rTI00.
D0NHsaaY--SEwa .p-On Sunday, Juk1 Z, at 81.
Brdgets Church. by the Rev. Peter Farrell, W. JOHN B.
DoNNElLy to Miss ELIxx + slwARD. both q this city
SrANssURy-BE ApMOnr --Un Sunday Afternoon July 7,
by the Rev James Mett st tho brides residence, Mr..
Wd1aa a. sr.asaoxg to Mss MARY BEAUMONT oil OF this
city,
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Prizes oashsd In ala Isegaafxed Lotteries,
bv JOSEPH BATES, Broker No. ~ Wall street, static
New York.
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Birfhs
C.RYsrAL AT ths Gramsroy Park aoto on Thursday
Jutv 4, Mira. Z. CaRYsrAL, OF a sou.
New Orleans aud San Franc,Ec0 papers please COPY.
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Military Shoulder Hraoes and Abdomf-
nal supporters cotnbined spd superior atde q
MARsa 4 COY Ttuss oaloe. No. 7saey street. Asor
HO1As
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BOSOM, jay D, I5oI.
Tho mAls psf steamship Eurs, "a oicoe ~ s'''1 VIVA
Apd she sails at ton tomorrow NOR ug
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Betchelor's Hair Dyc-The best IN the
world aa-mless reliable ana instantaneous Sold aud a.
pIlsd At BATCH xIoks Wig Fsotory 10 6oua a.rost.
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TN kcLsnsy srnW 1oncns -oorssa sohirmsr
held az oques. a the New York hospital a. the body Of
Mary Jones, the woman Who dica on s&a5ay from the
effects OF stab 10 thu abdomen Desss sed had lived
With Charles w. Smith, ooAored nAs, ~ his wife, Tor
about elk years For days prssns 70 The 9TH
Smith bad bess v@y ugly, and w sssspsd hss wiih
violence, for Gauges bess known 70 himaeu IAse
rhursdsy morning be drew svS biadsd knife end
threatened 20 make marx npay Per which abe would
carry TO her grave shs beggst ~ mesoy, when be
closed Tho largo blade, md - ming ths snail one,
pnogcd u into her sbdomsA hn occurred a No -
for doctor she was s~IN squsotIy conveyed " ths
hospital and % tho way ~ n confsssed to cfacer WI
gu, maae 90 eco,t e4cv Asss the death Of the 10
mao, DE-. tisis House rgoOu IN tbs Hospital, MAJ.
post 90 tem e.amlnav and found that tbs STAB 10 ,ne
abdomen WAS soe cW OF dessh Toe Jury rendere1
vereca taa' ths ~ sassd her dasth from psr
tooo's Ia,s the hans 81 Us ,s. :" rseom
raire "a 'ns w nbs avail bs TRIAL 10 - tbirv hs
| ie, q o' ssa and hru 10 Pcvoss,van,t Hsns,
do'hhg - 10 nitgs'i,n of his crime rbs d35essol
! YEA . os"' - OF the H,si Iodtts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10

Great Reduction In tho Prices or Singer
90 g sewsua nashoes Gall tor circular at 4bS Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10

ChrIstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and
Toapsaa the the world wholesale and rotA and
ths bye priv ately sppued at No, CASTOR Housa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10

Hila, Intmitablo Gutter OF Hair and
brown Best Ia uiBo.