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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19

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CoLT's FACToRY--A visit TO this celcbrat.
ed factory impresses the beholder with a
sense Of the extent and marvellous charac
Ter Of the mechanical results Of human in
gcnnjty The machinery is perhaps the
most varied, extensive and finished Of any
establishment in the country, 1t is far
more Ingenious and interesting than the
famous pistol which tproduces. 1t com
priscs all descriptions, from the largestand
most powerful to the incest and most deli
cate, All manner of artisanshp seems to
be included in the business of this culebrat,
ed factory, from the ruder process Of the
forging shop, where great trip hammers
rcsound "drops' and Sledges make cea.
scless din, ard flaming bars Of iron 60 roar
ing from the fires to the anvil, and there,
nndrr the deXterous mauipuutions of the
hammer emit falling halos of flakes of fire,
as from the very smithy Of Vulcan, to the
fine and consummatcly calculated machine
ry in apartments above, silently working,
in its oily Surroundings, doing what nc
machinery every did 30 well before the
nice and delicate work Of rlling gun bar
rcls
Here are machines for boring, cutting,
stamping, swelging, and in fact doing pret
ty much everything else with iron and
steel while the wood work, taken in the
rough, is speedily converted by machinery
into beautifully formed gun or pistol
stocks-no hand labor being necessary tc
make single hole for lock or spring OIL
screw Machines are there Zone made by
the celebrated English lockmaker, Hobbs J
for making minute screws, each one O.
which is required to be made with mathe
matical accuracy and Professionals, indeed,
is every other part Of the gun or pistol all
conforming to gauge, SO that any one
lock or screw shall accurately fit its ap
pointed place on any weapon in the armory
Few persons who have not visited the es
tablishment can have any idea ofits exten
oy the perfection Of the arrangements b,
which all eXigences are with resources sup
piled directly upon the premises. Hcrci
made the brass that is used on the pistols
the zinc and copper being fused on the pre-
misses; and there is even a little printing
Office in the establishment, completely ap
pointed, for printing the labels and othe
work required in the business.
There are now employed in the work
, about 500 hands The average produc
ton is about 500 arms a day. OF thes
,, about 200 are the riaed musket, and 6O
, , are the celebrated pistol, in different size
and styles.
, The armory buildings proper cover
sqnare, extending on all sides 500 feet
; Immense and lofty rooms filled from foo
! to ceiling with buzzing machinery, AM
each machine having busy attendant, al
lorded to the visitor on entering long visit
as of flying shafting, belts, wheels and al
J the appointments Of vast and well regu
! lated system of mechanical industry.
The works, since Colonel Colts deatl
l. are managed under the immediate superv
sion of h. K. Root, the able President of tn
: company; and the whole vast busines
moves with the regularity and precision 0
clock work. Hartford Times.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
The Great Organ.

The November number of the atlantic
Monthly has a detailed description Of a
grand organ, which has been built for an
association of gentlemen in Boston, and re.
Gently placed in Music Hall. 1t is among
the largest instruments of the kind in tho
world. An informal exposition of it took
place on Saturday evening last, before one
thousand persons. The Boston Journal
says of it:
The gas burners gave ont dim light and
a screen of green baize yelled the beauties
of the organ case. Herr Walckcr, Jr, who
has superintendcd the organ erection, and
who is quite an organ player himself, play
ed voluntary while the audience were as.
sembling, AT the close of this prelude the
light was suddenly let on in full power,
from the new burners on the cornices, and
simultaneously the curtain began slowly
to drop, aud disclosed the upper PORTIONS
of the organ. As the massive proportions
and magnificent character of the structure
were unfolded to the spectators view, shout
upon shout went up; the audience rose from
their seats and vented their enthusiasm by
swinging their hats and canes, and cheer.
ing, We have rarely seen a more excited
crowd, Following this, Mr. G. W. Morgan
applied the first test to the organ by play.
ing an overture, which he did with his &C.
customed skill, developing the power and
resources Of the noble instrument to their
utmost and swaying the audience to lively
emotions of qualification.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
CABINET MAKING.
No.-26:lm

Tho undersigned having established in this city an estab
lhhment for the manufacture Of all descriptions Of house
hold furniture, such as BUREAUS CENTRE TABLES, WASH.
STANDS, TABLES SOFAS, SlDEB0AHlS Sc Sc., he invites
the particular attention Of the public to his work. which la
aly yei Of the country.
Tie also conducts the carpentong business In all ts bran
shes, and has employed the best workmcn Of tho city, Ills
manner OF executing work may be in the various houses
he has finished in the city this season.
His shop three doors below pcrea Cos store opposite
Joseph Hirsche's.
SIMON FEIG Err
Santa E, Sept II, 1865
No, Is. ON.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19

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SWIMMING IN SALT LAKE.-A correspon.
dent of the Bulletin, writing from Salt
Lake lately, says; n.aI
Having crossed the Jordan without find.
ing it "a Lard road to travel" we entered
upon the sage brush and alkali plain, bear
ing for the point of the West mountain,
which comes down even to the edge of tho
lake, and around which our course lay.--
The valley here, about fifteen miles wide
from the Jordan to the West mountain, ap.
pears to be an arid, desert waste. Arrived
at the point Of the mountain, and passing
around and along the southern border Of
the lake, we soon came to a new and hand.
some building, recently erected aS a place
OF resort and entertainment for visitors te
and batherS in Salt Lake. Of course we
had to stop, patronize the institution, re-
fresh the mules, relieve the faithful Gee
bow and test the wonderful floating quail.
ties of the lake, of which we had heard so
much. We had heard marvellous stores OF
the density of this sheet Of salt, mostencd
with a little water-had been advised not
to venture to plunge in for dive, because,
should we attempt it, we would only flat.
ten our skull, if soft, or if hard, would mere.
ly rebound and compel us to perform sund-
ry somersaults in mid air--but as to get.
ting wet the thing couldn't de done We
had also heard that SO dense is the lake
that one could emphatically walk the
waters like a thing of life" or lie on his
back and float to the end of time, or tho
end of the lake. Now, to some extent our
informant was lying on the land, and
slightly exaggerated the truth. But it is a
wonderful sheet Of water truly; its density
is so great that out of three gallons of the
liquid one gallon of pure salt is readily oh.
tained, and it is almost impossible for one
to sink in it. On emerging Tor crawling
Off, one is literally like Lots wife, pillar
Of incrusted salt The bottom (of the lake)
is smooth, and composed in most places of
a clean, fine, white sand, but it is difficult
to find it with ones feet, as the tendency is
for the feet (like those ST Washoe), TO seek
the surface and lie out sprawllng on the
back In most places the lake is quite
shallow and at some seasons it can be ford
ed for miles At a distance of four or five
miles from the southern shore are two large
islands, on one of which the Church, it is
said, herd large drovcs of cattle, which are
driven thither at low seasons, when the
lake is susceptible of being forded, Ro-
Gently q pleasure yacht has been launched
upon this like, and parties going there can
now enjoy pleasant sail over the "briny"
shallow The lake House is about twenty
two miles from the city.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19
rs PER CENT.
LOST.

Al Fort Sumner New Mexico about the l1th day Of
November 1868 draft on the Assistant Tcasner at New
York, No. $40, drawn by Captain j. O. Mcfcrran q, NJ
In favor Of Lieut. Sam Barr A. A. O. VI. and by him made
payable to my order The Public hereby cautioned not to
receive the above mentioned draft payment on tile
has been stopped.
A, ]. PORTER
Co. "B' % Cav, Cal Vols.
No-2bIm
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19

The ATLANTIC CABLE.-Mr. Field is still
working diligently to have the Atlantic
Telegraph projecC resuscitated. There is
telegraph cable laid from Malta to Ale.
xandria, which is 1885 miles long, which
is only few hundred miles less than the
Atlantic cable. Another from France to
Algiers is 500 miles long, and one from
England to Denmark is 1868 miles long.
There are 80 submarine cables now in ope.
ration in Europe and India. The cable now
prepared to be laid across the Atlantic will
sustain eleven miles of its own weight in
water, which is believed will be sufficient
to prevent any breakage fatal to the wor.
king power Of the cable.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-19

cd to be about forty pieces Hooker cap
tired five boxes ofnew muskcts at Lookout
Mountain. We hold the entire field, and
control the river and railroad to Bridge.
port ..............
Our loss will not amount to over three
hundred killed, and twenty five hundred
wounded, in three days operations. SD
Our success has been most brilliant.
The enemy il reported bivouached two
miles beyond Missionary Ridge
Col. Phelps; of the SOth Ohio, and Maj.
Glass, of the S2d Indiana, are killed, and
Gen. John G. Smith is reported wounded,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

refugees from Southern Slavery who have sought the 'hef
Northern cities and the Northern troops We earnestly
desire that they may seek II In vap Wsloice 70
hear thst 90 many have found asylum Of safety aud able
and liberal helpers among you. We would gladly return
toward them in proportion your munhcence toward
u.s. and unite with you In assisting them In this period of
dark transition state and in giving them heping hand TIL
they procure firm position Of free men and women aoe
to maintain themselves by working for waSe', while 'hey
sdusay acquire such knowledge 81 will h them for taking
the position Of citizens. We rejoice to see their csu'e
watched over By Commission Of your Government and Com
mittess OF your liberal citizens Some Of have united
With them in this effort Of humanity. which will. We trust
"a more extended sympathy both with ard with ~
Earnestly do hope that before long the terrible 'coufse
fwsr may be taken away from nation by the e'tAb
l.hment of Jrsedom for di and that the Most High may
restore you pescs and national prosperity In gbeou'ns"
and shat in great and generous mpshes your country and
our. may preserve those friendly relations which are 90
essential the webcins Of both countries and to that OF a
the nations OF tho earth.
We are in gratitude your aid and in earnest desires for
your national property yours &c,
THE COMMITTEE or EDINBURGH LADIES'
EMANCIPATION SOCIETY.
AGsI' AG',, wIa.s K,a,s secretalie. Ap,a q, 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
o
HELAIBOLDS ROSE WASH,

an ereeo lotion fof diseases Os Syphi,e nature and "
al inject diseases Of the Urinary Organs ssns ifo
habit Of dissipation ussd IN connection vita the Erac's
Blchu snd sir.apss il such diseases recommended
Evidence the rcsponsie aad reliable character VII!
accompany ths medicines
CERTIFICATES or CURES ---...
FROM 5 10 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
fo- Medical Proper-s o. Buchu.
sFF DISPENS ATOki OF THE UNITED STATE.
see Professor DEN EES valuable wotxs the Practice
Of fPhysc. ~ ~ otty.,c
Philadelphia ,.. .,., =, ,,,.,,,,,,
eso.a,sd Pnysan sud Member OF tue Royal College Of
Suseous lfeald published IN the transactions o the
kius aud Queen, journal. - . ,,.,.,,,,,>,
see Med,co.C hru gcal Rev.eT published by BENJAMIN
TKANFkS Fellow of tno KoyA. College Il Surgeons.
sec most u the late standard Works on Medicine
EATRACt bDChU, = per bottle, OF Stk iof r.. .
EXTRACT sAkSAfARlLLA, = per bottle or SIX To-
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC per bO,,e, or 'ir for
- ~ - ,,. ,,,.....-
Or fDoien Of each fer O. which will be suheiento cure
he most obstinate directions adhered 10
Delivered to any address securely packed rom oo'ervaion
Describe symptoms all communic aiiens Cure gGsIan-
t.vd ADVICE .iasis.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
To the Donors Of the Relief Sent TO the
Starving Operatives Of Lancashire by
the Griswold and other ships from the
United States.

The Committee OF the Edinburgh Ladies' Emancipation So
cety with to add their tribute Of gratitude to that Others
Britain for the liberal aud generous aid sent from the North.
States Of America at time when much national di
ess prevailed at home for the Of the starving
yes Of Lancashe. The deed in accordance with the
highest dictates OF Christianity and that humanity which
recognizes aud brother in the sufferer wherever
found irrespective Of geographical distinctions and bounda
es 1t was nobly and generously done and may te bless
ng Of those who ready to perish the donors
We trust may be permitted TO express hope tina, this
sympathy manifested for the pershDg here earnest that
those who perishng yourselves Will also claim
your warm and helpful sympathy.
We have hsd the pleading voices Of sands Of oooIsd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
BROOKIYN ITEMS.

BRUTLL ASSAULT or A WuE.-A man named
Richard OHsnon brought before Justice Peuy yestef
day morning charge Of brutsy beating ais wife Otc.r
K,s VI the Forty Precinct, who brought The prisoner
tA,ed that hs beat the evening yroViou. As
tentou LED % No 80 stanton street by woman wh1
said sister getting murdered On going into tho house
the cicer found M Hanlon lying tho hall insou
sble. The officer the woman properly cared FOR,
snd arrested her husband Mira Osnon recovering her
con.coune said the day previous .he had d'y
cred Of s born child which seems to hayo eIa'pcra,rd
her husband against her Coming homo drunk ednes
day night lie dsgged her oi bed by her hair and beat
aud kicked her tnd dragged her out a. ;he hallway where
the officer found her. The poor suffering 90
her injuries yesterday that she cond not TO
the Court The prisoner committed to Jail TO sw ait
animation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Board OF SUPERyIsORs.--Tbe Board Of Superyi-
Of Kings County yesterday afternoon At the County
Jail Mr OsbOrne IN the tAai Contracts awarded for
furnishing supplies FOR the Penitelay 10 J. Carma Tor
meat +. B. More for groceries and kelsey Loughh,
for cOa-Lehish. at tB q per tuu. The Committee ap-
pointed to ersInne into the charges made again Cornell
Barrett reported said officer had committed inafcs
snce and hs accordingly sJcueihed iom the chages
he Committee curt House reported ia favor OF award
Ing 10 A. Allen 10 build bck wall around the
Cour. House fer he sun Of 27g5 The County Treasurer
directed pay $1,000 to tho Commoner Of the
Relief Fund TO be taken from the contingent account. The
Board then Adjourned to the 18Th OF July
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

tho Board Of Enrolment In the With District o. to whether
the families Of the volunteers in the Invalid Corps would re-
cevs assistance from the city Comms'ioner Lamont ye'ter
day conferred with the Mayor and Controller and w" as
sored by that distinction would be made between the
families Of men the field in .aid corps We understand
that large numbers Of disabled soldiers have been waiting for
this decision before taking any action In the matter and that
now the corps will receive excellent additions both Of
officers and men.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
l.
uELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHl

Tske no B.l.sm Mercury or Uupes,an, H.i.Es for
pleasant and Dangerous Disease.
IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT BU CIU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
all their sases little EXPENSE little change Of d.
ct; 10 Inconyebience, AND No EXPOSURE.
il cause. frequent, and gives strength TO Urius,
thereby removing obsucon preventing and fins siEc;
urs. of tie u.rihr. aiayng pain sad Inflammation e
oIrut n TN. cl.. of a.-i,es snd ,IPsEng FOlsOAOUS
DISEASED AND NORN-OUI NATTER
Thousands upor Thousand. ~r0 lave been tae
VICTIMS or QLACks,
,rd who have psid HEAVY F.ES Dc cured la short
time lave ionn tbry deceived aAd th.t the Poison
has by the use Powerful A.;Tu gents" been dred
the system to Uesk out IN q gsayated form. a..
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
AsornER STRIKE IN TIE NAvY.YAnD.-The

AEOTHER STRIKE IN TIE NAvY-YAED.-The
shpjoues employed In the Ns'yYs struck Wedne,
day for advance n their They had been receiving
from ~ IS to 81 50 per day They thought they should
oeye the the ship carpenters, who getting -
day meeting held Wednesday evening and IA
Committee appointed TO ascertain what wages being
paid at outside ship ards Tho stkes adjourned until yea
terdsy morning when the Committee reported that the New
York ship-yAIis paying ~ IS per day. The Com.
mahdant Of tho Navy then waited upDn and he
promised them the being psd outside.
Ih deemed Satisfactory and nearly all the resumed
work yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
f.

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, On CONTEM-
PLATING MAhRIAOE.
In maUy affections pecuar 70 femles the Extinct Bnchn
unrqused by al, other remedy in Chosos Or kseD
ton sua Piinuness S1ppre.siOn oi Customary
fvacuation Grated Sc!hols state of the Uterus, Leu
cornea or Nh.s steriy, sni for ali complaints incicen
Arising tOin Ind,creon Haoits Of Diss
patton v iD The
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
.ymp.ouIs above.
40 FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

IfELNIBOLDS EA TtAtJI
For weaknesses arising from Ercees Habits OF Dissps
uon, Early lndisc elton or Abuse, attended
with the foliowu sy mptoms;
Indisposition to EXoron. Loss Of Power.
Loss of Memory Difhculty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling
Honor Of Disease, WakeulBess,
Dnuess of Vision, Paia in the back,
hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Drynsss OF the SKIN, Eraptions on the Face,
uniy-rsa Lasstuds Of tho Pallid CouDtenanss
Muscular - stein.
These .ymOtoui, allowed to 20 which this medicine
invaIisbly removes soon follow -
EdPOTESCY FATUITY EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one which the pstieat may expire. VINO can ssy
they are no, r.queny followed those dfefu disesses
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF tho Of tLeir suffering but none
viii confess, The record. and the mel
anchoy 1esb, Oy Consum2,on, ample wEe'' o'hs
lutn of tue assertion. -. - - - - ....
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine ensthen and invigorate the
systern, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU invGls
Wy doe. A trial viii convince a.. laost skspticai.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
LAW INTELLIG NCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JUtr 2.
Before Commi,soner sriLVEtt.
BUYING A SOLDIERS UNITDRN.
Friedrich Fleutle was arrested and brought before
Oh. Con missioner charged with purchasing a'odsfs uni
form. lie hold 10 bail Ia -luJ.
REsIsTISG A. ENROLLING OFFICER.
John A. Bi,sel Henry Biesel and Charles B.esel
were .rre.tsd chAfs.d th s~auing william l. >trpasns
Special Deputy Provost Marsha. they wore eaca held TO
h.lIl ,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
NJ
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and disease, Of the Urinary osan' whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whsever mating and no matter oil now
lops .taGaiug Diseases u these Organs
require the aid Of a DIBfetc
HFLMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCHU
Is ThE GREAT DIURETlC.
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
10 NAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
IAdxefti.-nleLl

" SorL AND BODY. Mans Religious Ma
,ure-How God Act. 'tc Soul-Desrees of Talent
RELIGION. Fscuiie.-Doru at Po~efs1 Ldtsn not Ahse
Whsi How .r sr- We Accountable fatssm tIanir ed
-lov 20 sefys GoeOrsiofy, Poetfy G-niu'-A sci-nthc
Auaysi. of Religion. Duties, by Dstns s1ish 4
Csrsyuau, o. July 40 Of PHEENoLoGcAL Journal, l3e
OF III 50 year. FowLkR WELLS. Nsw.Yoik.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

The MURDER TRAL-A POsTPOEEMEsT.-Atth the
opening Of the Court Of Oyer and 1erminoI yesterday
Ing 1t announced that Justice John A. Emnons AssOci.
Judge of the Court unable TO attend account Of
sctBes The u Michael Kenny trial for uTdef
had therefore, to be postponed the Cour sdourniDg ths pro-
cee1ings until Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
OUR NAVY.
Register up 10 July 4, fS03-Two Hum
dred Regular Mcn-Of-Was In the Ser
AGsRs LtLIIR
ELIZA WyHAs,
april ~, 1853.

The daily increasing dimensions Of our navy,
which are recorded yearly in The Nds Rsg'" render
uuua statement Of Its cordtion Interesting and useful
Subjoined give full list, corrected up to July s6J oi
the regularly constructed ,h Of OF the United states
there sppears be very general Misunderstanding la re-
gard to character Of the comprising cur national
fleet. London paper recently stated this. although there
over ships the United states Navy not 50 Of them we're
built for purposes" Similar ignorance being common at
home Il mar be well show friends and foes, that since
the Rebellion broke out nesy lao vessels have been con
constructed expressly menoiwsr and Of these nearly 20
ore Ionad Many OF the purehaei steamers are now a'
founidabe nsvybuit era. but tho names Of all srcs
cld,d order present the reader for the fret time with
st Of regular navy" There al told, about SD
vessel. registered the books Of the Department, al
being purchased save the following:
Screw sloop.......... 90 OKams...............-...
Paddle wheel st,amoIs.. fi Sailing shps............ -
lTolclad stsamers......... COL -
llOtH.
These divided into the classes named below. viii be
observed tina, have only eleven hiclss' ',esme"-ha
Of 200 and upwsd-aui ONLY four hrsfate
ronoss but Of these to bs built before many
months.
ff.,o .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
CITY ITEMS.

Founrn OF JCLr FESTIVAL Al BowRosyrLLr
GEoyE-Therc will be Fourth OF July Festival Bowton
VILE Grove Saturday Tho ground the Du,cn
Reformed Church In the Eishteenth Ward. brooklyn.
TArfo will be band OF music and a choir OF singers n
st,udance aud other appropriate ceremonies to make tho
occasion interesting. and all Who desire intellectual feast
are especially invited to attend Comfortable seats will bo
provided for tho ladic. Myrtle avenue, Dekao AMI
Bfoadway the grove The Hon. II B Station
writer and Of established reputation viii deliver tho
addre,s Exercises will commence pfoci,cy At o'clock In
the afternoon
MEtTISG or THE HEALTH COMMIssiONEEs.-Ata
meeting of this Commission, Wednesday afternoon d.
Gum reported that yoow had announced iii.
yo,r epidemic any ywhero aud only instance of
ship with 'Lip fever board noticed Resident Phys
clan Say reported falling of OF typhoid and ypha'
svo aud attributed Ia ,go degree tho
condition OF city Inspector Booze reported tho city
out Of d,nser epidemic disease ar it ia dependent.
the condition Of the lie stated ha he should push
Tho wos OF ceanns the streets vigorously possible
aud when they were clean hs would keep them
ASoTHFR PRiZE S.LF.-lhc cargOes II several
bloc kade runner. disposed OF under yeer
day by direction Of United States Marshal Muuay. The
principal article sold cotton which Knocked down a.
- por pound The whole realized about 100 Oo2
The ether property sold brought ABOUT $4,000 Tho steamer
Douro sold or tJl 900 schooner Sue fof tI3 -od tn
schooner Mary Jauc for Rl.013.
TwrSIY-sEcoSD W.RD.-'lhc loyal citizens OF
the Twenty Ward will celebrate the 4th Steven,
lial corner Foy-seVenth street aud Broadway flo
Man will deliver the orson, A. ). Dimnick will read the
Decaaton Independence, and ho Blind Band will ful-
nish the music.
ILLNESS OF AlRs. SESArOR PonRRoY.-Wc regret
luan that tho vile Of Senator Poeroy Kansas lie,
ler residence in Washington III with typhoid fever, he
condition being deemed somewhat critical. She bette,
yesleldsy hopes entertained Of her recovery.
RELIEF oT The FAMILIES or THE Invalid CORPs.
con Of aauhs An Of of