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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
CITY ITEMS.

WHAT SHALL WE EATl is an important
question in these times of high prices Dr. Hail. IN
late number Of his Journal Of RsdhA-good su'hoii!'
by the wayssys the cheapest articles OF food at present
prices are bread especially corn mead. butter mo-
asse beams and rice lie shows that IS cents worth OF
-four. at cents per pound contains as much nouTiSh
men as 81 % worth of roast beef at rs cents per pound
and that pint of white beans, costing cents has the
same amount Of nutriment 81 pounds OF beef AZ 20
cents per pound or In other words the roastbeef diet
is relre times as expensive the beans Furthermore
pound Of Indian meal will go far as pound oil hne
-four costing nearly twice much. Here are some OF
the common articles OF food. showing the amount OF
nutriment contained and the time required Tor d.
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l.ntrat ship News.


Steamer Empire, Hunter. Baltimore % hours md'e' 70
James Hand. -, $500 %
Steamer Novelty Shaw Phlsd.lphs nid'e and pas 10
VIM. kirkpatick A. Go. -.
sr,mrr Bristol Charles. Phusdephis, wd'e aud pass 70
James Hand ,,,,,;.. n,
steamer fransn Young Baltimore md'e to "'ain pai
s-l % - 4,
ship Marcus Cg,ar Martin Martinique 70 days susu Se
Br. IT, W. Johnson Foster Trinidad y days, sugar hides
and liolisses to r. I. Dwight -.
ris Loui.. Avord Remedies IS days sugar &C. to Brett,
Son 4 Co. =, -, -. n
j. Brookmsn 4 Co. NJ, q, l..
brig EHo Andrea. (Swed Tsu.rom Rio Jsnero o. days,
coffee 10 lunch, Mencke Wendt.
sehr Wonder Smith, Ma1Aniia 20 days WOOL money &C.
To master. 80,
H. o. ". Petit.
schr Susan scranton Hervey Georgetown days, coal
Seh Aimee tof Glare, n 81 Don'e't oiaee Day ~ days.
coal 90 master ,
SAILED.
Steamship Kangaroo steamer uns suey for iionf nong
ship J. l.. bogart "
NIND-At ,sps.t 5. W., and light
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

O,,IciAL.l SPECIAL sss.o,. Thursday July 2s, 1884
The Board net pursuant to the ci,esEs call ., ,se,
DAVID T. VALENTINE, e.q C,ri 81 he cO'a~o. cos-ed
SIR You viii please not.l, DE members If tie Board OF
Aldermen 10 meet Special Session the Chamber oil the
Board in the City Hall on Thorsd,y neI We ioh AZ
.sSsl sr come 'Sn SoPs ss Board '
PETER MAsTERsON. Alderman Thirteen,h District.
john HARDY Alderman Eleventh District
LEWIS H. KYERs, Alderman ninth Di.if.ct
BERNARD BELLY. Aldermen Twelfth District.
JOHN 70 Alderman Fir't D.s,ret
JACOB NJ GOSG, Aldo nInn Seventeenth District
JAMES MCMAHON, Alderman Fourth District.
yOskfH SHANNON. Alderman sirih District
pT-.cn,-John r. Henry President; Aldermen Mention,
MccooL Chip Mcknight Rye", jeremiah Hardy, Nelly,
Ma,,es0n.
The minute, of July fourteen read and approved
PETITIONS.
by Alderman CHIPp-
Petition 81 Henri Care FredeyeSrr and other for sewer
in ie,hsico', between Eighth and Nn;hsycnucs ree
hundred ZEE, East, to connect ~iih .'sdy buiA
Which wes f.tued To the Committee on severe.
by Alderman MCMAHON
Petition o. krs. Lena Wymsn relative 10 the oss o. her
husband on the evening Of tie Fourth q July.
which WA referred to Committee OIL Fnihaee.
BY the PHysiDxxr-
h Of Edward Van Hans, for eoseLes furnished for the
cepon OF the One huudfed Third and seventy ~
Regiments with resolution pTovilrs ios Payment.
Which Was laid over.
BY Alderman HEsKY-
m OF Edward Van lians for coaches furnished fnner o.
Commodore W. d. Potter vita resolution providing fofrs,
Whieh Wa. laid over
Bin Of o. ~ Roorne for expense. incurred for the faneru
Of Commodore ". ID. Potter. with r..ouion providing or
paynicI;
BY Alderman FARLsr-
Bin Of o. Teweet for rosei,es furnished the committee o.
the rece Ition oil tlc Ru.slsn officers.
Which laid over.
by Alderman HARDY
Resigna,ion Of Justin u. White as Commissioner Of ~
and appointment o. Edgar ID. Williams in lis place.
Which was accepted
Whersupon he presented the following resolution;
Resoi,ed, That Edgar Williams bo aud lie 10 hereby s-
pointed of Dc-ds for the City and County
New iors, in place Of Justin D. White. Ee.igned
Whicl, adopted
Nv Aldermen kKLLy-
Roleod That the Comptroller be ard he Is hereby author
and directed draw hs favor or John Mona.
for hundred aud seventy doaTs
furnished the reception Of the sev'Hiy giIsn
bill hereto annexed the sDoiBt 60 be taken rom the
appropriation set apart tor that purpose
Which was laid over.
by the PRESIDENT
Petition OF the Woens Prison .ocstoa and lsac r.
Hopper asking for donation.
Which lrid
BY She PREsIpEsT-
Petition Edwin A. 10 tie o5stTuctons la
the ferry landing that he the euy om the
foot Of joloheD sJesi S Tie tiy o. %twIUk, seIoss tie
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the roads aproof Of this fact IT, that the electro wire
which rms from Vera Cruz 10 the City Of Mexico has

the roads aproof Of this fact s that tne e,eesrc
which Rms from Vera Graz 10 the City OF he1co mas
never been cut in the TERRA Cahente .,.,..
the in the shows that at no time were
the customs receipts large agriculture spreading
n Iargc scale Even at Vera Cruz the greatest CON
dence In the future prevails; project Ia also on foot
N extend the limits OF the town. and commence drain
iugworks which are not Of difficult execution.
Rctwean Solead and Passo del Macho sill the former
villages are being rebuilt; the animation observed on
the roads the activity Of the transport OF merchandise
show an Of prosperity unknown until the pres
emf day The communications with Jalapa are now re
established the route is aversed with security BY the
digcnces and considerable conveys OF mules. Inc
railway works being pursued with activity and th'
line viii probably be opened far Passo del Mache
on Aug Is. The SAM ary state is satisfactory; the
yellow fever appears not TO have regned with lis usua
gravity and has so far made but few victims"
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GENTIANA.

0EsrIAs possesses in high degree the tonic powe hsr
cites the apostle nvgors,es the of Digestion oder
stey increases the Temperature Of the body and the force
the circulation and in fact general the
system II has been known medicine the hished
antiquity and !, said to have derived its from Gentas
King yra II may be used in all diseases dpsra.
on pure debility oil the digestive organs requiring
general tonic impression Dyspepsia Govt scrOu, n,er
ni,,ent Fever Diarhea and Worms among he many
forms Of disease in which ii has proved useful
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THE GOLDEN BITTERS.

We are not all advocate Of stmusns Of alcoholic chssc-
,er indeed we d~precse this daily tonic idesthis mon-
ing teddy" which offered In all sorts OF shapes re-
cupeator iuyigoraor rrvisf-r kc Asa roe al srtihc
dangerous remedies and must b. tshen INTO %
system a. you would mercury arsenic, In very small do
hut We have had opportunity TO try tho now ~esa'e
.ed sricls known hubbes Goidea bit'ers ana are nous
10 cav that wkero the system needs building up ~hste
aud nsing vigorous action to the debiiated Junction. w
en- recommend hele Filters Hubbcs Golden bnter ss
evidently intended 10 improve the debilased human Ys,e
rather than tickle tc paste, and are beeloie
ard sal. remedy to keep in the hou's-lNe"ioA "te"H
Day BOOK.
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gestion:

According to the above tables eueumpers are OF very
little value and apples, cabbages, turnips' and even
potatoes at present prices are expensive eating some
vegetables and fruits should however enter INTO the
family consumption. even If purchased FOR sanitary
reasons Among those which contain the most saccha
rine natter sweet potatoes parsnips, bects and car
rots. are the most nourishing Roast pork, besides
being an expensive dish requires too lengthy drain
mon the forces OF the stomach TO be healthy article OF
diet,
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A Russian Ukase.
A communication from wilma in The National

communication from wilma III Inc Madonna
Ga,stts of Berlin says:
IAN Imperial ukase has Just decided that the conns
Gated property belonging TO Poles in Lithuana ana
inhabitants OF the Baltic provinces who not Catho
lice Both Poles and Catholics formally excluded
from the right Of acquiring such property. AT the SAINT
time in order to impart more activity 10 the conlso
on Of the property of Poles compromised suspected
the Senate OF St. Petersburg has just annuled All tne
acts by which the Polish landowners had mace over
their property other persons in payment OF deo''
for other causes"
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NKx.YosY. March %. 1854.

M,,.r, Gre c. HupBEL Co.-SsBts; My family having
been the recipients marked benefit In health by the ne OF
your iod.n kitters am induced acknowledge senie
of gratitude in this which you privileged to use
you may desire can conhdsn,ly attest tut since ,he n
Of Dyspepsia My wife hsd been roa6ed with'se
alsdy for years The disease has entirely le her, aud sss
we'll Oher members OF the family Ddorse the ROOD quar-
tie, Of your article; sd only ssy conclusion, hA
should happy give verbal evidence to tho doubling sx
tue they maj call on
H. A. GRAHAM
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Nrx.Ynsx Anil "a. 1854

Ono. c. HuBBxL L Co.-Gentlemen: We have snslyse6
Godcn B,er and find that s component parts en'l
medical prossicu sile our snsy.is
practice with satisfactory results
and ind particularly well calculated to correct
ache ooc ke Sc and Is Superior tgc for daily zee IN
moderate quantities ged persons and also those OF delicate
constitutions. Your, Sc, ,,,,u
Doctors j. r. L T. s. EORBURY
No. llG East ada
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PRUNUS VIRdINIANA.

WILD CHERRY BARk-This bark is among tho most vsa-
able Of indigenous remedies uniting with tonic power
property of calming irritation and diminishing nervous
citsbii,y Of the stomach, or Of the system
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The CASE OF STEALING NEGROES PROM 4


NEogo-Ihe case Of Newsom. the eOlo,ed recruiting
agent against Rightmre aud others charged with steal
ing negroes from tue complainant will be brought before
the Police Commissioners for further examination ~ ii
O'clock this forenoon. Royal - Crane. esq. VINO has
conducted the thus Ear without cosAwiii pToDay
transfer il to another court whatever may be The pe
csion Of the Commissioners-whO certainly have shown
sincere desire 20 get the facts and give both sides
fair hearing. When the negroes were separated nom
Newsom un their way 10 the cars at the NeW,iihreh
depot they not taken 20 an engn, mousse but 10
stable near engine house where thy were kepi rom
saturday the "a Of July, until some tine on TUESDAY!
the 5h Of Julv when they taken 10 the Provost
Narshhls Office in Boston. by some kldnapper WHO
DOCK ed four ihs of the bounty Probably not ltsr
than half dozen persons were in the conspiracy tnhl
cheated these poor negroes. No one VIII dispute
the following facts The negroes were on TIER way
from Illinois 10 Massachusetts under the direction o
Newsom. They were arrested by man IN citi
ycns clothes Zone Webb and taken "a the Twenty h-t
Precinct. They sent back toward the depot the
officers not being able 10 hold them legaiy ana on
their way they were separated from Sewsoui' hu
locked up Ia n stable instead Of being safely seated IN
the cars a they should have been. Ncwsom went 70
Boston without hs recruiu and lost $50 the sum he
expended In paying for tickets and other expchses
Gov Andrew has written to party In this city that he
will do al in his power 10 ascertain who has copit'eu
this great crime against humanity and PATRIOTISM Dut
thus FAR nothing been heard from the Boston FRO
yost Marshal who 1t was hoped would be able TO foe"s
nize the kdnspper.
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No. - ST CONSTANT. ST.. MONTREAL, July H. 10.
MesHa DEvSs BoLroN.-Centiemen: forthe La, ee'ea
months have been suffering almost daily from .avere aac ~
Of Dyspepsia much that could with difficulty retan
meal my stomach than twepty minutes Al night
experienced great burning In about the region OF the
heart general depression VI spirits attended With frequent
headaches dizziness dinness Of sight tried vslioas
C,tharc Compounds aud Stomach Preparations without
being afforded any -cus relief till used four bottles Of
Uubb-, Golden Bar- since which period have not BEEN
troubled with single OF the above Complaints
From the benefit those B~rs have Afforded me- feel Tiny
duty to express publicly NY grateful thunks.
GEOA. BANCROFT, Accountant. and Collector
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxbHEs-JuLf R.-Bsiors Justice
BAksAnD.
THE WILL or THE FATHER OF MRS. FERNANDO

Alice r. Wood art. Cyrus Lord, err. SC
The plaintiff, who is the wife of Fernando
Wood and the daughter Of the late DRAKE Mills. APP
Piled the Court IN this case for the appointment oi
receiver Of some OOO worth Of stock 81 the Della
and Laclawanna Railroad Company. claimed 10 have
been beque sfhed 10 her by her fathers will.
The application resisted by tie executor on !he
ground tina; another claim has been int.roscd 10 TIE
alleged legacy.
Decision reserved
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CBAsBkEs-JULr "a
Before Judg. BEADL
DEcIsIoss.
Jordan agt. Sisson.-Motion granted.
Abbott sgf Naturalization granted without
Jcsts.
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Roard Of COuuriluuem.
OyyicIAl.l

OFFICIAL srArtD srssIos, Thur'dsy, July " lso3
O'Clock p.
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment IN ther ehsibOe
NJ. 10 City Hall ,,,
Prr.-nt-C ounoIlmsn Oross, Opdyhe and Brsndon-a
quorum, answering TO their names on ro! the
Board declared adjourned until Mond.y August isot
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THEY CONTAIN NO POISONOUS
DRUG.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

composed Of Gensn Cssmus Root. Wild Cherry Bark An,s
Orange Peel, Csisys Bark Columbia Bark Of ssssa Root
Sherry Wine But,ornut Bark Carsway Seed, fehow Dcck
Dsndelion-sl preserved in Jamaica Rum.
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COLOMBIA.

CoLuxBo among the most useful Of the mild onc' Hence
ia often prescribed in the declining stages Of ksmitsns
Fever Dysentery, Diarhea, Cholera Morbg and cLosss
Infsntum.
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CALAMCS.

SwRnf FLAG Il simulsnt tonic possessing the virtues %
the aomscs may be taken with advantage in pain
essiness of the stomach or bowels
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JUGLANS.

BrrTElxuf 10 mild cshsrc, operating without pain -
irritation. 1t much employed during Revolutionary
War by Dr. Rs.a aud other physicians attached to the army,
aud was highly esteemed.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

hour Yesterday morning Officer Schme,tacler Of the
Tenth Precinct saw two young rcn leaving the real
dence Of Dr.. Henry Anderson. No 81 Eldndge street
of them having bundle The orieei heoos,so h y
one with the bundle and demanded a. know whnt II
contained be replied that II was bundle Of cOthc'.
aud ia response further questions stated thht
he resided in the house from whence he had Issued ana
offered to Tenier II 20 convince hs qncstoner logc'
they entered the building and proceeded 10 the ihrn
story. where the young man made sudden dHsh ana
gained the roof passed 10 adjoining building. and
descended e. the street where be was met by ohceE
Martin who took him into custody. ON being taken
before Justice STANDBY he gave his name as James
sullivan. aged 20 years, and by trade cooper. He
accomulice George Alen on seeing Sullivan enter the
building with the officer. ran away but Wa snbs".
qscnty arrested They were committed IN default OF
b, 90 bail each.
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YaSKsRS Nay y. 1854.

10SKkEk =, TOW
Msssra GKo. C. HrBBEL Co-Grnis; Having used only
bottles your olden Bitisrs eau recommend then
with the utmost confidence Tonic and particularly for
change and tits well for adies aud chfsr
giving them part Of wine glass tw o. three times day
Yours respectfully, GEok0E l. bAhhLA
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exercises embraced several musical and other perform
ances, which delighted the visitort.

AIIycyp ARsoy--On the night of the 18th
OF June last the premises No 500 Broome street eccs
pied by John DeIsmy Co, and known as The Great
North American Tea Store" seriously damaged
nv FIRE The stock was insured IN tho Peoples, Bre-
WORT and Relief Companies for 6, 200. Yesterday
Fra Nsrshal Baker arrested Mr.. Bethany. charge
~ setting the place Ore with the intention ~ de-
fraadng the % T sm sH residing
A. No n Eleventh street. his wife being partner In
the firm he transaoting her business through power
Of attorney He esthes that for some time before the
Are Mr. Belamy was particularly anxious TO sell out the
having advertised 1t for sale several occasions
He finally proposed to Mr.. Goodwin that they should
fire the place, assuring MN thnt ne could hL II 10 sucn
Mr. ReIlay in the engine room In the basement trying
an experiment with piece tf lighted cande-noting
the length Of time required TO consume certain
that n A lighted candle placed IN box sur
rounded by alcohol or other infammable matter
il could be 50 managed that ater q Ger
tain lanse of time IL would burn down. communicate
With the infammabe substances and set the store on
fire ON the day before the fire. it il alleged that Bella
INV went into the basement during the absence OF VIC
engineer and there about twenty minutes On me
return Of the engineer he discovered lighted candle
in a teaboX, surrounded by infaminable substances
The actual damage by fire gbout sco and ths sum
was paid Bellamy by the insurance companles \ 90!
or aitcrward lie detected III the act OF altering
the figures in his books ~ make II appear that te
loss stock had been about sI,VO MI: Edwin
smpson the engineer, states that Bethany tried 20 IN
duce HIM 10 break Ia the heads Of the barrels In the
store rip open the bags and parcels OF coffee and spices
and finally state 10 the insurance agents when ques
toned that there was at least $40 worth o. stoc
consumed This he did but declined 10 state that TIC
FIRE occurred through his cuelcssness az he fetta'
fed from the appearance OF affairs the next mornmi
that the store had been Tired by some one. JustIe.
Dowlng after hearing the testimony held the accused
10 bail in the sum as 0CJ Ia answer the chrge o
arson George =. Bradford. No. 34s broadway, and
Edward Walmssy No. 33l Sixth avenue, became hit
sureties for that alIunnt
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

ayO C. GOODWIN Co. Boston. Mass
SaRRiNGrON UTLEY, Syracuse. n. J.
nICKINsON COMSTOCk Co., Utica, " !.
r. a. CLARk 4 Co. New.Hsyen, Conn.
IrE 4 OS0OOD, Norwich, Conn.
r a. BOOz No. l2c Wslnut-st., PHILADELPHIA, ra !. -.
BURNHAMs 4 VAN oCHAAk, Chicago, H., Sole Afen~
for the North.Wess. 4. 81.
COLLINS BROS, St, Louis NO., Sole Agents for the
South. Wesl. -. "a, ,,,s
Csnsdss. - . A.,
HARRIS, WILLIAMS Co.. Ntw.LoEdon, Conh-
G. q. CORSwELL. Washington, u. {.
ELLIS &CAlRNS. Baltimore Nd.
LORlNG K Co., Enlirs, ~ Y. t..4
NJ. NJ. WILSON. Troy. n. Y.
A. G. LLOYD Albany ~ Y
ID. II. BRAMAN, Providence, r. l.
ID. J. II. CHuBBUCk. Bnshan,ton, ~ Y. A's
G.. r. GREENE, Rome, ~. y.
CURTIS & stifkD, WATERFOWL, n T..
LEE, SISSON Co, Hartford Conn.
w \. PHILLIPS, Portland, Maine
PYNCH0N 4 LEE, Springfield, Msss.
c. II. l. J. PRICE. Salem Mass, ~
W. l. ALDEN 4 Co.. bangor, Maine
q. w. SISSOS Glens Falls y; \:
q. II. SMELL Schenectady, n. y g
A. II. MONELL, ithsce, y. l.
L. DEiO, londout, ". u.
LEWIS coz New Paltz Landing 800
W. j. WilTEuOUSE Co., Fort Ed~tre' ~ L.
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BOARD OF COUSCILMES.-There was no quo
rum at rocaI Thursday. and the Board therefore
stands adjourned TO Monday, at O'Clock p IN.
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THE DRAFT IN BERGEN COUNTY, N. J.-Ihe
Board Of Chosen Freeholders Of Bergen County. NJ'
decided, at a meeting held on Saturday TO offer s3yo
bounty to substitutes Offering under the Presidents
new call for troops. This county has thas far filed all
its quotas under the Presidents calls.
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JAMAICA RUM,

The merits Of which are well Known any
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NRw.JgRsEY CENTRAL RAnRoAD..-The

NRw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--lho
Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey will open The
extension Of their railroad from Elizabeth to Jersey
CITY. and their new ferry from Jersey City to New
York to-day. Parties from New'fork, Jersey Ch!'
and line of Extension will take the noon train from the
foot Of Courlandt street and Join the excursion Of
Elizabeth. On reaching communipaw Bay me new
ferry boat Central will make an excursion down the
Bay during which the guests will partake OF collation.
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THE BEST TONIC IN THE woRI.n.

THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORI.Ds
They invigorste strengthen and give ne to the ys,.
They work Ike magic and will cure all Of Dysp.p
Debility Intermittent Fever, scrofals, Govt Gravel Jsuu-
Dice Nervous Affections Liver Complaint Los. Of App.
Heartburn Bilious Colo, Cholera Morbu Fever and Asu.
rheumatism, Salt Rbeam. Seasickness &e., g.
THEY CONTAIN NO POISONOUS
ORIG
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The COUNTRY SANITARY FAIRs.-Nortl

Adams Mass. yesterday sent to the Sanitary Comnis'
sion check for So os o. being the pecuniary proceeds
OF Fair held In that for the benefit Of the soldiers
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THE NINETEENTH WARD Schools" JUS
tice," who wrote to yesterday about the case OF
teacher in the Enteenth Ward is informed that the
School Officers of that Ward meet at Grammar School
No. ls East Fify.rst street at o'clock on the even
ing of July %, when and whore charge may be made
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MEETING OF CIGAR MANUFACTURERS "A

large meeting Of tie cigar manufacturers of this city
held at the Aston House yesterday TO take into
consideration the state Of the trade aud to devise
for conserving the best interests Of tie same.
Mr. Thomas Hoyt was chosen Chairman; Messrs.
Crawford and Burke Secretaries. The essemblage
formed itself into permanent organization. aud op.
pointed Messys. Hall. Lee. Little Crawford, Burke.
Herchfeldt Hcrchhorm and Labdnan u Committee to
draii Constitution aud Bylaws for The government
Of the Association The otcct Of the Association IL ~
prevent frauds upon ths Government By those who
seek to evade the requirements Of the Tax law and for
mutual protection.
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GRAMMAR.scuooL RECEPTION annual

reception OF the Primary department Of Gram.
i.sr school No. Is was given yesterday after.
NOM at the institution in West Twenty .ei ghth
street Brig. Gen. Judah. Commissioners Dr. Fran.
els Leber and Wilson Small. were present and
made few rer,srks. Commissioner james L. HASTE
presided and prayer was offered by the Rev Mr.
Street. Miss Kcown. the worthy and excellent Priuc
pal Of the Department conducted the exercises Of her
pupils. which were very pleasing and instructive as
tle majority OF the public school entertainments gen
orally are The Light aud Fairy Wand exercises by ~
petite and interesting girls were very creditby per
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