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THE GREAT FIRE AT
CHAMBERSB URG.
VICTORY VICTORY I
IIV ANS ~ w a II - q MS
sALAMANDER SAFES,
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
cuAmmBsBrRs, August Is, 1864.
GsilfvlE Ills Is TO inform you that the safe pur
nc which consumed cur store during the Rebel invasion
We are happy 10 say that after we had taken our safe
from the ruins where had laid Ior period OF three days
and 9pcned a we found our books and papers IN an
We wCuid recommend your Safes to all persons who
'''' MiLiTE, hAMLToN & co.
CILumGpsBCaG, August 10, 1861.
Hes,ls. Eaa's & UaiscR;-
GENrtrNEE-i viii pleasure inform YOU that on open
ing my safC purchased irom you some time since, on
Saturday oyCning last Just ater the burning Of
much better condition than expected on opening tic
books and paPSrs found them perfect My safe Wa VA en- eN
other combusble matter had in my cellar. write you
ta you may ~ SO how Wen i wa preserved viii soon
want my safe repaired, OF new one In exchange,
Very respectfully yours, b EhsrER'
CuA,mln,RUra, August 10, 1861
3" In the dreadful fre which destroyed my
store the greater portion OF this town. Whcn was done
Iy the Rebels on the Goth OF July last had Of your
FlreprOo Safes purchased from you some time since,
the Violence Of tho hamcs and aIng some ten feet. ana
remaining in The heated ruins for nsTod o. & sstGniSen
have the qualification 70 ln!orn y2l That s eontems
Hn nSay IL ~ WoG Soa & aS have @
sustained The good Qualities 10 Iiee'i' an
ResPeehy SGi 'yGTs yours, j. H. DEcHERT
CuAumJ,HunG, August T., 1864.
Hess5s Ecans a lratsoH-
,i y. - @ a 50 70 "a line s1, ,Cas s~biecsd 10 lie
lire Which consumed ohcc duing the Rebel invasion
sno stood lie ts OF the lire wc and We rcco' cred our
''f9Vis Vsry re- rctpeSttaiy, KENNEDY MILL.
Mere saics &C the sAme good quality for sale
EVANS d WATSON'S
s.r ANA N-i,Ip cAEU CTOpt,
au.o.g No. Is s, roUG1I Street
Pine 'tuaIiIy IhampagneS.
Messis. DAVIS & EI'uAgD-,
ATcN and Tenth Streets,
Charlie HeidsegL,.
Madaa, cgeaaot,
Mr"u * Co.,
And other superior brand, OF
Champagne
y. q. whitman a 40,
Manufacturers OF Ncw snd delicious Courctous Almond
Paste Chocolate Caramels, Creams la Mode DC
Paris, csIuiscly favored
Roasted Jordan Almonds, SC, Ne
No $40 Chssnut suSet, ,heoS Fourth.
steok a co.'s Pianos
sTECK CO.'S MASON riAROs
HABn.B's
h5Th
CABINET
ETRCR ! co.'s ! ORGANS. PIANOS.
J. L. GOULD,
Seventh and CheshVt tueetL
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U,HIG PuILADELpI
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOK STORE
OF
J. @. GARRIGJES a. co,
No. I4B S. FOURTH STREET,

AsOLDIER or TIE CUMBERLAND. with an zoo.
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SIP.
ANDY Iau was Wrliton for the "Eunduy School Times.
II is irom the gifted pon Of Miss Kelly and eloed much
interest while n was making its wcok' appearance Ia
serial f0im.
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WINNIE NAIOSE. a. cents.
sARGENTs TEMPERANCE TALES in six solumes
80 per volume These pioneers N the Temperance
Reform need 10 further recommendation to notice.
chest OF tie iatcst Sabbath School Books constantly
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Passeu9rrs Arrived.

In .eam.ap Loui,ilaa from Liropooi and 2u'sn,.9s.
I sSas.y Mr. a iea Mr. bsssa M butcher Mr. Roth
enburg sfr Pollock r. Taylor wife and child Mrs Butter
In sreasr.Itp Conieo from HGrana aud Na.,a"-C r.
Woo.en H. Ravens, J. de Maa, Mrs Wilson MIS- u isI
renee, T. r. Dyer O. Weldon NJ DurIsl c. Koch wife and
two children, j. b smith Mr. oga Shuttle J. Blaes, ;.
Mr.. Lsmo,te Mss, BOaa, Mi.. dunssa Ms. RsymOnd
Mrs Rockwell. Nh Golden, Nh. smith j. D. Col w az, r.
harrington j. s. Howell O. o. Johnson Dr. MeGlu5e Mis-
GraatIsy Jackson p LsThins Mr. S wildst' 4 Re- crS''
Dunhsm and two children, Mrs sturett M Murphy r. b.
SnS5s Miss Foster Mis- saande, w. H. pe Nina master
Williams Mrs McLure Miss L. Grant. Mrs. Dyer Mr., J;
Anderson Mis- Charlton Miss rs % B ssSs
r belnar Mr.. Mcwha, Master j. GIaqt NJ. Cohens Capt
Rice Dr. Eneas wife and child, Mrs Dunseopb and ehd
val 81 De RoDds f. Corender and son B. Palance, Nnds
A. Palmer ~ Bohl M GouIay NJ Pennington Ms NJ va = =
Mr.. Brown, G.. D. Badger d. Coniord I. Moline, Miss
Moline Mis. Csml NJ. C0raga Il. Putnam, Mr. Tun'ta h.
In .iea~ahip George Wa,Aiagtoa. from Neg orIesn.-
HIios lady Joe Pn ga, E O., B 1G pd Bp sns
lady, Mrs Price and two children Mr. ssTpsti Mr. r., MeSs
an. SsN tw ss. sren 0R sa.n H. j. and
Nj Pierce j. p. Tweed J. D. Weaver Alex Ross, Mrs L.
s. Davis Capt A. L. Davis b. T. Moore y Peck Mrs. A.
Fi,ke Mrs A. Carbonnet NJ. Toumea, j. c. Wilcox B. s.
In ,i,amIie Yaioo from. Eey Oyl,ans- Charles Nor
wood lady and child r. Stark and lady Misses Louisa Anne
liza. Helena aud Hose STARK, bliss sarah Mclean bliss ~ r.
Wright Miss Flanders Mrs and Master Thomas, Miss C. r.
wooIhey MD. A. NJ OssOod, Ny. and Mis- Weiles ID ~
lett John Frank A. f. Henser w blanchard. b. Haas C:
Tucker J. Percivs, w. BesOn James Seybier, H. WI
hanson Rev. 2. Hayden Capt j. T. Thomas, Jules eras'
SAINT son. r.. w. Wheeler g. ). Wait, Mrs Burger Mrs.
Chadwck Miss Mary Hea.d Miss Eliza Head Brig Gen
Hamilton, FRANK and John Hamilton; d. W. G Phillip W.
McDanies Misc Agnes suther and L. Schwartz, l. Grdne.
wald J. r. Wndnuer. II. A. BuTbene, L. Paris, ~ H. and
n r. Dumple c. Miller NJ j. Lemon, W. L. Palmer Hss@a
Saarir. Mrs Reisterer, Mrs Capt. Baker, " ResteTe
d. Hoes. Lieut. Col Sinclair Capt. NJ. +. Imam B. Bsyt,
two ladies and four chdreni Gsiuer and SON Nh. r. q:
Herndon and two children A. H. and H. T. Montgomery Mrs
and Miss Krmchaar Miss Eliza Leslie Miss 5. A. serriit
Ars Weeks H. Meter, r. Groos and 81 In the steesge
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Arrived.

Steamship Louisiana Prowere, Liverpool June 81, via
Jun. a. lat 81 TO- lon 20 passed Ze. bonnd e.
3Oth lat 80 lon A. 49, ship Star of the West from Liver
pool for New Yors same time ship Daniel Webster hence
steamship Y,loo IT, 8 nail, Couch, New Orleans July J.,
iis Co Va. detained four hours Il the Bar The
Creole arrived Is. inst July at 1880 signaling steamer
b sss@ns s'1 % as n.. Of cs4y Light saw
steamer .upPo.cd the Victor at II a. H. saw steamer Ch-.
. Iess S SsS and H.ysna bound s'
S,esm,hip Geo washington. G'ssr Hew.oflean,I days.
GsSaa bound up of the Bar ,hip I,rseli II rne. Bar
steamship Evening Star, for New Orleans.
and Nassau 9Th, uidse and pass to +. Cunard
Steamer Rouen tBr, prsel J. c. Murphy commanding,
steamer George H. Stout Nichols, Washington, mdse. to
stesmsr Franz Shropshire Phsdephia mdse and pas.
steamer q comsOck Drake, Philadelphia, md'e. snd ps',
s,e.mer William Woodward, Cundis, Baltimore md'e to
steamer Chesapeake wlet Portland, md.s and pass to
steamer sarah Jones. Phladelphis ndse. and pasa to
steamer Walden Jones, Providence, mdse. to Edward
steamer = C. wsier shehn. PhHadelphia, mdse to J.
steamer Aida, Denny, Philadelphia mdse and psss to
s,ssmsr Warrior, Mott Providence, mdse, &c. to w. p.
Williams
Bst na tOf BarbaaO.). cou,'', Lnsan, C. B. 10 days
Bds BodaIno dl salvatore Palermo ca days, fruit to r.
B.rthoud Passed Gibraltar May l6.
Brig PctrnA Marchins (B Klein Msrscaibo 81 days, eof
fe. 20 Fnnch Meincke Wendt
Brig Juliet Clara, Brown Lingan, c. b. 10 days, coal TO
simpson Clspp.
DAYS molass.s to Brett, Son & Co.
Brig b. H. Swan (of New Haven't Rice, Ponce. p. r., IL
dsy. molas,e. to H. Trowbridges Sons OF New Haven.
scbr Caroline SpAnldns Por; Royal days IN bsas, to s.
sehr $ T. Baker Price Baltimore days coal to hanhas
an 6as Co.
schr NJ. MOn.on, IT,, Brewster Georgetown, D. c. for
Bridgeport.
schr Emelns c. johnson, Fish, Baltimore days. coal to
Baker Dayton.
schr " MonsoD IT, Brewster. Georgetown D. c., days
coal.
Sehr Jos Holmes Hs,ey. Georgetown, coal
Schr. Edward SAde Cooper Georgetown, coal
schr Maria Elizabeth, Msith.w,, Virginia, wood.
schr Rio Grsnde Chopper. VIZ snis, wood
schr. L. d. Wentworth, Dean. EliEabehpor for Salem
Schr. John Boynton, Reed. Port Even FOX Boston.
schr. Aurora Kelly, Rondoat for Nev5urypor.
schr. Sea Flower Chase Rordout for Providence. .
sehr Cha, Edwards England, ElIabethport for Bosou.
schr. Christina Drnk water. Port Even for Boston.
Schr +. Mernman, Hamilton. Ehzsbethport Tor Boston.
Schr. w. r. Gem, Parker Elik4bethpor FOR Salem
schr. Chief Cbsmplin, EhIbethPor for Norwich.
Schr. Oliver SpelInsn Brewer, Hartford Zoo Newburgh
Schr. Lion Furbush. Wliletts Point for RondouI.
Schr. WIN. G.. Atwster, Racket. Boston.
Schr. Peter Ritter Mills, Bridgeport.
Sehr. Uncle Joe, shser. Portland stone.
sohr. Gslens, Smith, Newburgh for Salem.
schr. Albert Joy, Newburs for Boston;
Schr Emma Ellen, Brewer Hartford
schr Arso, Fly, Hartford
WIND-Sunset, 3. T..
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Confederate Vessels in France.
DEPARTURE or THB YRDDO.

The steam vessel Yeddo (says the Gironds),
which has Just been constructed In the building yard Of
NJ Armsn Of this city (BordeauI) and which is sup
posed 10 belong 10 the Confederate Government left the
roadstead yesterday morning. She had made a trial
trip on Monday last and completed her preparations on
the following day. The Yeddo 6s2 tuns, and
has a crew entirely FRENCH Of e. men. She Is com
msnded by Capt Pater who Is native Of France also,
and was for long time master Of vessels belonging 70
Bordeaux She is freighied with different kinds OF
goods and is dispatched BY NJ Arnan himself through
M. Cause shipbroler The Yeddo is bound for Am
sterda but everything concerning her departure and
the object and aim Of her voyage. remained profound
and seamen maintained an absolute silence 10 all the
Questions put to them,
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BORT Uar6ens' Notite.
SrATE OF NEw-YoRK,

STATE OF NEw-YoRK
PoRT-WARDEss 0rPIcE No. lt Wsll-s,.
NOTICE il hereby given, i'll accordance with
section OF the passed April IL. 1857. entitled An
Act 10 Reorgsne the WaTdens 0se Of the Poh OF New
YORK. 10 al persons interested In having charge or tho
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels under examination by the Fort
Warens and that the said surveys examinations viii be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notes oa
bosTd said Vesieis;
Ship Albert GalAtin... .....Pler NO. % = IL
Bsr. ssxonyill. ........., Pier No. ~ T. r.
BARK Louis.
BITE Argo......................bIcc nA A.hus
Brig Thos.W. Rowland.S. ls,'st, VIII nnsburrh
Brig Cassr Helene. ...jGksons stores
Brig Leviathsn. ...........,.....,. :hishtio DoSs.
Brg Die Zusi Bruder. No. n H.
big Il. BigeOw.
Sehr. j. w Lindsay. ..........:: ..MdsI, N. X
MINThORNE TOMPkINs, President.
J. Auss HERMAN. Secretary.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
HELMBOLD'S

For purifying the blood, removing al chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood and tho
only reliable and eectus known remedy for the Of Seo
us Scad Hesd Salt Rheum, Pains and Swesngs Of thd
Bones Uceraons OF the Throat and Legs Blotehe Pima
plies the Face letter Eryspelas and all scsy Erupons
Of the Skin,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
NOT FEW
Of the disorders that set mankind arise from the
rupon that in blood or all the discoveries
that have been made purge out equal In effect
HELMBOLDs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPAI
RTLLA Il cesnses and the blood insls The
vgor Of health into the system and purges out the hunor
which make disease It stimulates the healthy functions o.
the body and eIpe the disorders THAI and ranke IN tho
blood Such remedy that could be relied has long been
sought for and now for the first time the public have one
which they depend Our space here does not sdrn
Of certificates show ts effects but the trial Of singe BOG
win show the sick that has virtues surprising anything
they have taken
Two tablespoonful OF the Extract Of Ssrsapals added ID
pint Of water equal the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one
bottle fully equal gallon of the Syrup Of sarsspuDsA
or the dscoe,ion usuany made.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......JuLr g.
Cleared.

stean,hip-Funs suey (Brl, Williams, Hong Kong via st.
Johns, ". g.
Barks-Kah,nbs (Br). Gordon Hong Kong, J. c. Jewett
Co Baron NJ seefeldt (Meck J. krenzei Cork TsInsuh-
pas Mex, Miro, Matsmoros, Wag.taa Smith.
Brg,Adephi lBr), Hawthorne, Vera CrnI T. Essmond;
Matilda Is (Br) Reynolds. Matamoros Miller Hougton
Excelsior OBI Cspworh Antwerp, w. H. Schmidt Son
c. e. Van Horn (Br Msrriinan, 81. Johns, n. b. A. Smith
Co. A. Is. Patterson tDanl Hooker Laguayra and
Porto Cabello, Dazell 4 Bliss
schoonc.Ashe L. Parker, Robers Fall River, L. Kenny
John Reed Boston Boyn'ons Son; Bessie lBr
ST. Johns NJ b.. A. smither. Co. Blue Belle, Ellis, Eliza
bethport H. ". Loud Co.; Henry Hobart, Robinson Bos-
smith Co. Hysm (Dan.) johnson, Pernambuco, Punch,
Meipeke Wendt
Sloop-Harper, Racket Norwich II. s. Racket 4 Son
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SUPREME oURT-CHAxBEHs-JuLy s.-Before Jo'de
BARsAAp.
uTcIEIONg.


VIM. Elton agt. Sarah Lewis Motion granted
NAH Stephenson sgt Julia Oakley Alsustin W Daby ag
(;.org. A. Williams Theodore Dsyean sgt jules Dsyeau
Elmer C.. Ha-.y aft Robert NJ. Ward Motions denied
Csron. Cation at Nathaniel Jsrvi. j.. Motion grsnsd on
payment Of Of trial Of motion. Samuel W. Peitehgh hs
Robert Y. MztheL Motion denied with so costs. William
Bouton Agt John C. Dewey II al Report confirmed and or
der granted. Henry Spickmsn sgt Rosa SpcsmAn h'por
confirmed and Judgment - divorce granted In re- the sppl
cation Of John W. Williams, g. al Report confirmed and
order granted.
CIRcUrr.-JusE. l964-Before Justice SUTHERLAND
Fowler a Chaplin act. Simon H. PTetkieder
On the 18th day OF January, 1864, the defendant
called on the plaintiffs TO purchase certain merchandise The
pnte named the price payable in gold The defendant
pressing his belief that gold would decline purchased the
same on days credit payable in gold or NJ currency
The rate Of gold at that time 10 be eddrd The de-
fcndant filling comply with his agreement the plaintiff
commenced this action and the defendant get up that there
wa. distinction between gold and currency sud that Judg
uen should b, for the amount named IN gold Inc Couft
held that the merchandise sold s the pce Of sold aud
Iy per cent sdded that being the rate for which gold was
selling and gave judgment for the ull amount claimed
C. Bainbrdge smith for PLAINTIFF Benedict bosrdinan
FOR defendant;
The came doctrine held in Finest Bredt sgt de
PENDANT, the ssme attorney, appearing
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IAdtertllflneftI

w. p. FBSsBSDES, as Secretary OF Treasury,
hs talent. and industry commands the confidence Of ell
parties The excellence aud economy Of KENT EksT INDIA
CoyysE secures for Il similar unsnn!y q approval sod BY
al sroces Price % cents y n Al foT kKNTE 40 Others
genuine General depot, No. l5i Resdost
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fAdveT,lseulsnLl
"TBR HUMAN FACE DIVINE. "A

"TBE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. "A New Sys-
TEN Of Physiosnomy-Eyes Esr Nose Lips. Mouth. Head.
Hair Eyebrows. Hands, Feet, ssin ComPsron with al
Signs Of CAasetr and How to Read Them IN the fnHr
xoLoGIosL JouRSAL Only s2Ay.r. New Volume begins
with July Number Sen, by irst pot ior 20 cents, BY
FowIKR WELLs No. 3ss Broadway, y. L.
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Re. no sale. Rosa es,ier Spirits Turpertne quiet %,
7Oi tor French Petroleum inactive =,
IoEpoN MARkErs June 30-BRKApsTuFYs easier and III
active sra.s ann CoYY.E bnoyth- IRA firm. RICE
es.er TsIIov dun. PRTRoi Ers quie, and steady Re
lined 2i2a2ia Linseed on quiet
CoSsoIs for money, 90 ava
Enc Railway Shares 20.
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July g. IS mile. W. OF sand Key, L. s. gunboa, Benvle
with monitor Manhattan in toT.
July T. Hstsras W. ~ w ~ miles Y. :. gunboat Fshkee
June 40 lat ~ o. lon % o. hshing schr d. L. Baker OF
New London. all well.
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SAILED.

july 7-S,esmer.De Molay. Haze Trade Who'd Sentinel
ships-Johann, Alice Vennard Hemisphere Gen. Berry,
Alexander, Robena.
Bari,-stampede Ocean, Morning star Aseir, Sierra Ne
yAda
Bns.-Lsurs J. West, Regina, Lo Cog Guiseppna, Eme
liza, Cel.stins-
3 Lockwood
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DRIZE MONEY.-All persons attached to
L vessels on the blockade 10 whom Prze Money is due,
can receive the at once by applying by leterto
WALDEN Il WILLARD, late Of U. 5. Navy,
NJ. I9a YoykSt, brooklyn.
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Below,

Bark r. d. Ryerson tBr.l Iealy from Antwerp May 10
Brig New York (Nesp starace, from Tsrrssona via Oh
raltar.
schr Susan (Br) from Ponce, ?. r.
schr. John NoIthrup, from Porto Rico.
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- % > - . : 2 = - . :
GIN. GEORGE Y. MORRIS.
BORN OCT. 10, 1901.
DIED July o, ls6&.

Considerable time was occupied by the audience in
gazing on the features Of the dead for the last tine
sfer which tie body removed TO Cold Spring for
burihl
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A BRrEFIT.-There will be a performance at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Monday night for
the benefit Of Messrs. Bridgman. Cunningham, and
Walker on which occasion the entire Dramatic Com
pany from Barnum's Museum, New-York, will appear,
together with numerous volunteers
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fAdverisemeutl
TnE JAPANRsE POLISH. II his excellen

TnE JAPANESE POLISH. - MS eNcellent az
cle l. the only that ladies their btmoTss
while Il superior 10 any backing or he boots Of gentle
ncn. Il sale by all the leading shoe deasfs and al the
Wholesale agency, No. - WiliiAm'1
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THE AMERICAN CLUB.-On Monday evening
next the American Cub Of this city will have its open
ing at Indian Harbor, Greenwich Connecticut. WI
liam 81 Tweed is President, and Charles II. Hal Sec
rot
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises 1876 Sets....... 1893 Moop--Sets..l02
WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook .lI:l9 Gov Island 1890 Hell Oate,'. 1871
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COMMERCIAL IyTYLLJgYycp

LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-CoTTos-Market buoyant
and prices advanced nd bat cosus steady Sales for four
days bales Of which specusto and exporters took
l6OO.
BRsApsTUyvs-The Breadstuhs market is dali Richard
SON Spence Co.. and the usual authorities repon. Wheat
du and declined Id AID owing TO the sniiwaglke state.
mens Of the British Ministry; Red Western is quoted at
1891 Flour dull and tends downward Com easier.
PRovsi0ss-Proyisions quiet and steady. Beef qgi.
but firm. Pork quiet. Bacon firm Lard quiet but arm
Butter inactive. Tallow quiet and steady.
. PnoptvE-AsLss 6Im, Sugar insetiye. Coaee steady.
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT. Cen
trail Park Commissioners announce that there win b
music at tie Central Park the Mall this afternoon
a o'clock by the Central Park Band, under the leader
shin Of II. b. Dodworth if the weather is fine Th
following is the programme;
PART
I park
Emu
a Sled Die schoenstein Angen '.............susei
= String Of Melodies Pot PouTn' b. Dodworh
PART III.
8 March HHeroigne" No. 1 Op ....Franz Schubert
s. Overture Leonori tfdeho)......:.. Beethoven
= March and Choru. {" Goena'euehs) nom ,
1 Lombafdi .s.....s...s..s.Nt
Grand selection from FRA pavolo".. ..Auber
PART III.
q OBick March IL The Advance H)..........S iranss
M Scofcb Meodi.s-Cop Julien
H. SALUTE a 10 Frsnce-Aria and Chorus Donizstn
80 National Pot Pourn.
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

For nonretention ncontnence Of Urine, Irritation i
aamaton or liberation Of the Bladder and Kidneys DID
eases Of the Prostate Gland Stone In the Bladder Caeuiu
Gravel or Brick Da.. Deposit and all diseases and stecton
THE Bladder Kidneys and Dropss swenss eIi'tna
In men women children.
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FEARFUL DEATH.--An unknown woman, yes
terday afternoon called Mr. ID. @. McCotter at No.
10 Liberty street and asked for employment at the
same time presenting a recommendation from the
Superintendent Of the Flatbush Railroad. She was
engaged, and soon afterwsrd entered the saleratus
mandatory Of Alien s. Taylor in the adjoining build
ing. No ll2 Liberty street. While cropping her way
toward the rear basement Of the premises she came in
contact with an upright shaft making 5orevoutions per
minute. Her clothes were instantly caught and the
unfortunate woman was whired around with terrific
rapidity Her screams alarmed the engineer, and the
machinery was stopped possible and she was
then exircated. Life already extinct Her form
was manged in the most terrible The wires
Of her hoop skirt in her rapid passage round the SHAFT
had become matted in the form of rope This had
been brought In contact with her legs In such manner
ar 70 completely sever from the body and almost
separate tie other Both thighs and her back were
fractured while her face and head mutileed 40
10 render her recognition almost impossible. Coroner
Ranney held an inquest the body. and a verdict Of
Accidental death" was rendered. Deceased was aged
about 30 Years II is stated that che has child IN
the Orphan Asylum at Flatbush, and that she had a
brother. a shp-carpenter residing in Madison street.
FUNERAL oP GRS. GEoRG i. MoRHIs.-The
funeral services Of Gen. George p Morris took place
yesterday at noon at Trinity Chapel. large number
OF friends present TO pay their last sad trbuts OF
respect his memory The services were directed by
the Rev. Dr. Hgboe assisted by tie Reys. Mr.. Weaver
and Cressey. Tie pabearers present were Gen Chas
W. SANFORD, Gen John A. Dix, Professors Robt w
cir and Bartlett Governor Kembe. JAS 4. Cooley,
william Cullen Bryant. y. T.. Wills anu Robert Parrot
The coffin rosewood. elegantly monated with
silver ornaments. On tie lid was the inscription;
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Still Later--By the Peruvian.
CAPE RACE, N. f., Friday, July

CAFk RACE, n. r., Frlday, j uly :, Itb4.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool June
90 passed this point at o'clock this Frday) evening
The political news is unimportant.
The amendment to the proposed vote OF censure will
probably be carried BY twenty majority
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COURT OF GENERAL sESslONS-JuLY s-Befofe
Judge RUSSELL
John Deraney, indicted for felonious assault and
battery Acquitted
Mary Rey pleaded guilty Of petty larceny. PenitentiAy
four motifs.
Mary Kelly Headed guilty Of stteDed Petty larceny. Peni
Tertiary Gle year.
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sURRoOATEs CoURT-JuLI a-Beiore Surrogate
Tucker.
WILLS PROVED.

During the past week the wills of the following
named persons hsve been admitted probate viz; BENJAMIN
C. Miles. Sarah h. Baity Jane T.. Ward aud Henry Louis
Dodel There provisions of public Importance con
tanned IN the above wills.