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Largest City in the World.

If.he following s"conn, is t'ue, London
"a no longer the metropolis OF our planet.
Tia, distinction s'a'ongs to the Japanyse
| city Of J4hd". which correspondent OF
be Boston Traveller thus describes:
81 But what shall say Of thi. greatest
and most singular Of al cities A volume
is needed to describe il without a,tenpI
ing 10 give - history. ! have s-d ofo!a
N,n-vsh an Babylon below the grosnd
and seen .nd h.ndieI the works Of ~,
which have been hi.interred, and crested
so much >ir,'rs'ion On tn'h iie. IT The
| Atlantic; hn one living 10 Jeddo above
he grnnn1 j. worth 4 hundred Old fog>
elite. below il. cannot give vnu An ii-a
Of II II IL 50 unique 80 unlike everything
exc-pt itself aud 50 inpt .>ibl-. as yeu
viii thnk | have s.-n -.ver>l place. a.
,n'"re-', AID rn~ir 'air~| ,"-i head hnt
| AS be wil,ier-3 -na c"n'nu id.d when |
-aw ;his II l. .itus;.J On The western
shore Of ihis charming ga'f, twenty miles
wide hy '~-nt, -.onr long to which The
bake flh-rls- - nothing, except in the
, sscr~i feet which once trod iis shore.
|, street.-the. tor twenty miles and rnnr-
!. horn. ,,,n.l o,,,,,, .l .,;t
..,es, .,,.,l. c,sva.l w;h ,L.oL 6
store. and huH>es ant 'ep,nng with NOV
,,,,nua. >h,l. ,L,,,.k.,,.,. artisans
.n.,4n. All rhi,,r-n -..,, ,o,.tlv MINOR
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Very sincerply vonra
FERNANDO WOOD.
Frcm Washington.

W ash1UYtpn Marco 6.
Gen. ca 'e appeared before che 20 n d.
mittee on the coniuci Of nc var yest-r
day, 10 answer charges rr-fasrei aysi,>,
him b. Ien- >ickle- aud Dnnb -,ia, re-
speeding he orier which 'hev altoe he
issued for the recall 81 the army from (ier
rysbnrg. He denied that any -nch order
bearing he construction put on it by
these officers had ever been issued The
order which was not carried out, related
altogether to another subject which he
fnlIy explained to he committee T. l.
under.tood 'har his explanations were rot
satisfactory. and the c"tnmt:ee intend TO
pursue the investigation Gen Bn,ler.
who wrote the order has been sent for
The committee will shortly taxi ND the
Florida affaif, with the vie. of asrerf ain
ing no WAS responsible for hat disaster.
fen ~.ymoGr. ho commanded the *
pedltlcn and VITO j. now nnaer ares, ms
been -"nr f,r Ha,s he Prp>;3rn,'~ f.~-
v+l1 Secretary. y. tocaeriea to-. Instruction
4" rnorr, - b. axenIn-f !. ne ..u.-
mt't-o Bon -ta.,on ana ts5-.F + f.
,a,' ra-h tue.r h.ss ! O. ... afEsr
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Artemus Wards Capture by Indians

The following from the correspondence
of the s.. L"ni- Democra'. dared great Sal,
LAX" ''i'v gives The details Of The capture
# "ARrEMv5 WArD Snowman" and hi.
,f'as 1ch"S y, III>Gsrox, BY the Ind,
Az " bat region
ir,a fniitr- have gof 10 be very daring
- 'efr aud AZ ia anre ct their daring oc.
"nrsri oni> The '!.n b fore Yesterday. Il:
was ,"e l''p>. too who furnished i, and /
n the iin->hnots Tive parrie, who have
suffered arr Arr"nu> Ward the lecturer
d. lling>ron his agenr and associate and
NJ u Irwin. tn. actor. Artemus
Ward arrived here ahrur - month ago. and
PM mp Al lh- Salt Lake House. He was
taken III with ivph"iI fewer and nearly
died br ct well a.a'u an has 0een lee
turin g ~ he great Mormon thea.re here,
where ir"lu. thu act"r h,> also been act
ing The dav h"t"r@ ->'eriav the threa :
"f the'n 'na'le n" PsrN Al th- hnIel AID
bnrrnw'ue horses. .tar'.i - h4 ;;rex,
Sal Lake ~hI,.h j. invent, mrl-> ..i-,an,.
tev OK the upper toad al 'he foot Of
h. w aSa'rh monn'ain~ About eighteen
mi e. distant from here they carre sudden
" ~ n "a,np # IT, l,dlan~, " hn first
a k-I them Cor meat aud hen demanded
their hnrs-S FROM Mr. irwin \ hu is Tho
nnlv "re ~ 'h"-- who have come back 10
the city, We learn the par lculars Of the
flair
Kingston .rew hi ,.v,lver ard shot
dow" III. l"hiTu VIII" ,r-i IL axe awav
his horse VI Wa,i bad u" pistol with
hun. but WAS tD" ana - n ,uuh rn h4v. A
h".i" knit. WI = hrrn Irwin rppor,s
HIM 'ave f,ng ,a'ran g., Irwin. the
II RI e 49," part VA ,,.uuI.I IN the
hnu Ter hy Il" ar "w iI.. = II ned the
cp'ui!'m.nt hy ,hr"ring the In lran. and
then made desperate A tempt to save
his frirrds. The attempt 10 re, them IF
WIS hopeless, and he had no al ern.,ive
bnt to pat spurs To his horse and flee
lie 'iink~ Arre'nn~ W4rl is wounded
30 he an L e doc or bad t, O chance to
escape and are >tIl IN III hands OF the
Indians. but n" graf fears are expressed
IN the civ or Their SAFETY. because Wap-
Pc Key, the chief Of his ,ihe of Indisns.
j. in the hands of General Cnnnor az =
prisoner at The camp and while he 10
known by hi- tribe to he in peril. thew
ill hardly da'e +" xii any white nsn
message was sent I" them b, Governor,
Amos R"er, YESTERDAY m rring 10 The ef-
feet thar they mus return ihr two penila-
m.n nm ar,nsi bl >un>.r. nr Wappn-Key
will be prt /" death. and H,enerai C"nnor
will march his command down upon The
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Tue Scoop or W. II rs.rnx1c
= r- ~ F.,rsn, > p1;rprcr
- - = ,e.evs1 At porr RI Al { g
'rsn, he be, k~i;nc feet off Cha-l.e.on
-"non"";ro the ,oas Of the .Ionn o. va
Honsefonir Captain Pickering on Thurs
''v. -" ! 8 J. n''i'no. At Q o'clock p VI.
The circumstances are said 10 he "a fol-
Iowa: The watch on deck perceiving
sorH'hinr floating with the current
which 70 him ~ first resemblsl porpoiaa
rpnor'ed the same to tho officer of the
deck wharenpon Captain Pickering was
mortified AMI he, haing suspicious Of the
object Immediately gave orders 70 slip the
cable and get under w.v: which order
was pn' into execution: bu' ali 10 no pur
nose for the Confederate propeller Torn.
10 Davis (,he New Tronsides' ~ll fri4nd)
.'rurk her on her starbnsrd quarter. and
in short space Of time she sunk of
Beach Inle. Two officers and three ,ner
~er. lost The h,l.nca Of the officer. AID
crew were saved br ciirginp TO he rig
rino until rescued nv The boat. OF the nan'
= q Mr.. Captains Clerk and Mr.
Hszle;on, Ensign, are the officer. lost.
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G$~ The -uerr.-4 rhJet Gen. Morgan
20 o~da- + aea a." apoo '.- Y."kee, for
-ta,'rg Il - wh' kerr IL ise Dhsp peri
en'iary. ha~ 4. pointed ." every regimen
in his command, a professional barber
whose dufv it i 10 arcornfanv he brigade
To the field, 10 operate it. like manner ur-
on ssch officers Of the fecera arms As he
fate of the battle nav throw into his
hands as prisoners of war. Every pris
oner above The rank Of sergeant. wae,her
he he Major General Brigadier, Colonel
Mal'r, Captain, or Fr-t or Second Liens
tenant. is TO he deprived Of hi lock
Beard. mous'ache ~nd whi>kers IRE to
share the cane fate.
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PELEG JONES.

know a man named Peleg Jones.
He voted for A Linco n:
And when this wrr broke ont he said
There mus Mt be 20 blinking.
Lo d yo + guns md squint your eyes.
Finger on your triggers t.-t.rF
II ing the rebels up slly-high,
Emlncipate the iiggers.
He said the Union we mus save,
If 1t made cre1t;on holler: &
And that the President should have
Every nan and every dollar &c.
Load your guns and squint your eyes,
He joined the Union League, and bought
A flg for his son David.
And pr ycd that in the other world
No Democrat be saved &c.
Load your guns and squint your cyes,
He said the war was Just. and should
Be punished with vim and vigor,
And any man agin the var
Was melner thin a Niger. &c.
Load your guns and squint your eyes,
And vet this PcIcr Jones would stay
Among his pigs md c1ttlc.
While other men took M their guns
And morched Hway 70 bntt1e. &c.
Lo'tt oul guns IN SliiI' youl CsV6s
But wien The drift WIS mode in town,
Poor Feleg he got drafted
And when we told the patriot -ass
1t scared him almost half dead. fac.
Load your guns and squint your eyes,
Then Peler went right off and sold
To Smith. of Podunk Holler.
One horse eight steers. ten Durham cows.
And got three hundr II dollars. T&c.
Load your guns and squint your eyes,
And then he p1id the Marshal off,
But sid II was not RIGHT sir
That such good p ,triot-folk as he
Should either ply or fight. sir. T&c
Load your guns and squint your eyes,
And this same man, named Peleg Jones,
He voted for Abe Lincoln
And when this war broke out. he said
There mustn t be no blinking.
Load Your guns and squint your eyes,
Finger on your triggers
Hang the ''rcbels" Ill sky-high,
Emancipate the niggcrs
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The New YORK lows ELECTIONS

He ' EW DIRK lows ELECTIONS -
"Ations imporrant elections were held in
ibis state Yesterday In Troy, large
voie was polled. Thorn, democrat, was
elected mayor by 700 majority Six OF
the ten aldermen are democrats The
whole democratic civ ticket was eIecre ed
by An Increase of 600 over the majority
of last year In nockpor', the entire
democratic ticket was elected By abou,
$50 majority In Yonkers. the democrat
L. 'irk-' '"r village officers WAS elected BY
ab"ur 100 majority. In Ithaca. George
MrIha'n was eIer ed BY II majority. with
the whole - 'ket, except one Trustee. In
psweg" Ma'"r Grant. der o,rsr. VA rr-
"Ier'ea hv so rajorjcy y Y. Express
Wdnesiav.
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How T" MAKE SUPERIOR CoFFes.-Di-
VIDE n" qnsnn'r generally used into two
eqn.d portions: mt one mo The cotfe pot
on '''" siov'. pouring cold wa'er upon il.
lie, u boil fv4 or xix minutes. then pour
The boiling coffee upon he dry coffee in
smother pot f,r be iahla Yon have thua
al H. s'rs"gih md al e he aroma ef ,ha
other par, The md. when onre tried
w'i always he applied in he making oe
@ Oh coffee
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EC nLing = oIe4' InstiiutIou l.
"Iis the wheel. Of rtre--unp "a ia. p,acs
of ,uu~hine A man WHO sings hss =
good heart nnder i, >hlrt-front Snrh =
man no. only works more constantly. 4
singing robbler will earn twice Us much
money as cobbler who gives AWAY 10
low spirits and Indigestion. Avaricinus
men never sing The man who attacks
singing throws stone at he head of hi
laritv. and would if he could rob June If
its roses, or August of It's meadow lark,
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"RECONSoIsSA IN F"HCE.' We
have received copy of he Chattanooga
Army Gozene "f the 27rh. containing Al
account nf the movement on Damon,
which Is STYLE ! "a reconnaissance IN force"'
list % killed and wounded nearly two
columns in i-ngrh. aud tie return Of the
armv, sesmS to 1av- hee, rhr result Of ,bia
"reconn"is- ance IN for, e" At this dis.
lance from the scene wa are inclined 10
the opinion 'na' we roula have better dis.
penSed with he 'r.c"rroi>sance' than
wl'h n" i've and lirh~ # the men. 1t
eN@'"' that Tunnel Hin. who's" capture
wa~ ln"ila rly 'p1ngrarhrI Throughout, tho
coun'rr. Is still IN possession of The enc,
~ " Wisconsin na're> are ,e' orde0
in the }i~' If losses = lNim1ukee Ners.
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The Feuian Brotherhood.
PROM II Chicago Time

Z TVH Ut tNICHIl ITWtS, TN.
The proposed IA ! ~ fair Of the Fpnian
brotherhood prnni>es 10 he grand lie
mon-tralion nroninan, men III over 'hs
country are lending 10 i, their iuf1ranra
and continuing money 10 insure rs SUI.
ce>s A few DAYS since he Times CON
tanned latter from the gsllanr Li>h pat
rio'. Col Nr|figan. expressing his svmra
thy IN the strongest terms. and, daring the
past week. he Secretary has received
many Others from prominent men in vsri
ons portions If he country. Among them
WA one from rh- Hon Fernando Wood,
o. New York. inclo-ing handsome dona-
ton. His litter is A. fotIo~s:
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kc' B-rwcen one rti Two hundred for
elg0er>, empuyel in the various gang in
The Navy lard At CharleStown, Mass.
have been discharged within a few dsv.
for ue.Ircting :" become natnralized CHI
zcn~ Of the United Sra'es.
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HOUSE OF REPRFsE TATIvEs, !
Washington Feb. II. {

Dh.R SIH: a in receipt Of vour IA
vnr ~ thu 3oth ult with crrcnlar asking
AID in behalf Of the Grand Irish National
Fair 10 b. held under the auspices of The
Fenian brotherhood. The object com
merds itself to my sense Of ustice, right
AMI patriotism
inclose nv check for one hundred dol
lars and would give all | am worth if BY
so doing [ could advance the cause of
Irish nationality TO surces>ful concIu
sion
Very sincerely y0nr-
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E Reading matter on every page.
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An important F-ct.

TIE N-~ II-wp-hrc Pati1t 20. fa-'r
To -bo~ rhs' Is. f.w-ls tH"'',,ar,,'~ IN
vent =. 's-..'..r. # - p.~raae =, ! Or,
kc"a., 1sfe '.rn very '.' - It rs,
orc ''sorh 4 .arN". ..-.~ ..,,"0s :.
it-.t~t~ ...- -- =. = - - =.
ia. .,.r 2 ..- f..,-,. t-.,...,,n =. So
ssrt - Pc 80. - ..,I ,i- bat.
nirt-r- h"- - e-.' nj .,.y. ~. been
oh ."i -;'i'- ~. -. r.. ,r....h. %
abandon ft..'r ~ r'-.,-. sud ",..n rnr-
serre~ or 'l-ir o-n private >rr"nnt An
oficrt irfarrai rs rer-r''y ,'>t no le..
than six'v-fnur sf',lsrrrs h.9 con,rihn'ea
10 he porn'.inn in I'd ,hon, Port Roy.I
harhor The r''n.'~ .narns 20 f,vo, pops
ula'ion even more than ihn production 81
Sea I-lari Cn,'"n hv paid negro '.hor
The infnrn,'ion furnished ne hy he
ofncer cc"cernir2 tho sis'v-foar ht'e mn
lat'o.s has been confirmed ~ The 'es,i,nn-
nv % the R~v ;har'v Billings. Lian,an
ant Colonel Of he Isl Sou'h Carolin. req
invent who Is here IN consequence Of i'll
health He SAWS it is Sad truth"
Tur FLoHIDA DIa,s1rR-The rel 81
Journals Ar. greatly jnhi'ant, - 'h-y Justly
MAJ he over the defect of NJ. LIScMN's
Florida a1p-ijton. I, Va. bad defeat,
TIL. rebel Conceal FIsSra>s's dispatch Of
the % SAYS: The Victory W. complete
We captured all 'h-ir artillery and GOO
sma,l arms The woods are 4,re~n with
the enrn''S dead and sounded for three
mics Th- ~n"m,'s force. from al &C
counts ~ 10 600 inf~n,ry. s,l one reri
ment aud f'nr companies Of csva'rv
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DOMESTIC IETEELiGKNCR.

A lady gardening at Norwalk, Conn, was tes.
rifed few DAYS since by sng striped snake desc %
her feet and aiagng her trcwe at is head which ccf
made it urigge. ses ny screan that brought sep
terrible war vss commenced on the creature WIN
stones broom handles and otter wcapcra bat Is oniy
twisted tho more Finally, man with gun cana
fred snd blew Oh is head the People Ssss ,Iss
The adys scarf which she had dropped upon he srono
Quantities Of gunpowder have been found con-
ccaled IN Missouri FROM time N time Few eays ane
sesr6h among farms near 81 joseph reauksd In az
discovery Of lsj cans and % kegs oi powder seSsea
fcur wen known Rebel sympshisers named pysslf
Gaiuss Stgers aud Saley. who wero consequently ~
rested TIE powder hal originally been stolen from I'D
United States Arsenal q, Liberty.
Major G.. w. Murphy Of the 9th MISSOURI
Kama u.s. aud reported dead by the surgeon anS es.inH
given no sigma OF life for several days His ersses AZ
rived plsced him in . coffin. and startes pr noT3
when he revived Ind asked what was Deine sv r.
him. Though thus proved 20 DO hrirS, Ms ItlnS''
coyory was considered doubtful
The Reese River Hotel has tho following
among other rules for the Government OF its ecafue
tho gold digging psrsussion: Lcdgers iAsAas -
Ut fyo a no. in Oh. barn. as Al. oS'V :, ,ss ~, -
swecps his own bed; no quartz taken o. no .s~
fighting allowed at the table; any ono Vssaa"s
above rules viii be shot"
Twcntv.six Knights Of the Golden Circle ns.S
been arrested at ~ Louis and consigned 70 Et 40
treasoneble and disloya practices lhsy "a .h -
suspected and evidence Of their guilt was ~
tanned. They met and we're taken az the hehS.six
House and Olive Street House, the p.opfietofs " "'S-
wero also arrested. as accomphecs.
A party Of young persons wer" LATELY ie cTmsS
ing home from circus hsndcar on the lIss1
track Sunbury. Pa tho man IL charge having The
only Is minutes in advance Of An express jan w.
train overlook It, nging Misses Hoilenbsen sns
Ter into creek where they were drowned Nd" n.y.
all the Others.
A student at Hamilton College had . Vev
I n.rrou ascaua he othar day from lightning.
tered NJ the window of his bedroom. and kneeIea ~
scnseless. lilo Is still weak, and suffers mo" PS'.
tho head fr
An act has been passed By the California .. -
slature to allow the construction OF wire scsavN
bridge across the Colorado River near fors ~. ~
and 10 take tolls thereon The cost viii propsov SS
fall far abort VI tJ0,0I0. .I l1 I'D -
A cotton manufacturing company have ga: A..
monoed operations In Oswego and farming On ~
mestio goods st tho rate Of 200 yards per cA'
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Main Jaune (Pars) relates the following
aneciote: At tho commencement Of the Winter two
nnrnsliss were Ia Ncrstion NJ the opera The one,
N DE x, Is n bachelor, the other, III. Do y,
lust married Wen" said the one "a the other. " how
do you get along iu your Bsw conditiont" All nv
dear there is nothing like beirg married. You easnos
iinagln. how happy j an. When All al work my
wife Is by nv side and NJ the conclusion of zach para
graph 1 embrace her. That is charming Now
understand VIA the happy retort Of A., why yonr
sentences arc short" This conversation quiok ~
spread through Paris From that time forth the articles
ter Of his oonjugal felicity. During two months the
prose OF N. y was disjointed and cpisramnatic, In
shorter periods than 70 DO found In the EARLIER
writngs ~ Emile de GIrsrdin. All the women grew
Jealous Of Madam y. But gradually the periods
elongated and at last Madam V opened tho Journal
edited by H. Y and casting rapid glanca over
the article signed with his name. cried; What but
siagic paragraph In the whole artice Poor woman,
divorce III most assuTcdy follow"
Professor Pettenkoicr, of Munich, has patent
ed the following method of restoring old and cracked oil
pnintinrs; The picture IA exposed In Hat case, lined
with METAL a. on atmosphere saturated wlth vnpor o
alcoa az tho ordinary temperature, which Sapor Is
absorbed By the resnoas particles OF tho picture 20 the
point Of saturnton. The different separated molecules
thus Ieacqure cohesion with each other and tho Opt
cal effect Of ts oriyRsi restored solely BY sefactioc
the picture not gettisg todchel al all Other sub.
stances beside acahol-such as wood-napthn. ether.
supbuie and other stsIs turpentine. petroleum, ben
zine. &C. may BE- used
Admiral Belcher Of the British Navy has con-
eeVed the idea OF cre ceiling the holds of ships
under p,snkng the hold beams and saving those spaces
betw cen them for the storage Of light dryods above
that deck and pncing loose planks as q temporary
deck In the event Of large hole being stove In the
bows or bottom Of ship, no proposes securing the
matches from beneath 70 hAtches above, screwed aymy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

FAREWELL BBxEFIT OF MR. AND Mrs. W. j..
FLORENCE Al TIE wnrRR GARpES.-0n this evening
Air. and Mrs W. J. Florence take their farewell
benefit at this thentcr. presenting tie rroscan play oil
Thrice Married" and Byrons happiest brresqss'
Fra payoo." On Saturday they terminate an en-
e,ecment Of unprecedented length, covering period
Of over sayeu moLthS.
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E-rejp,. Of Pposiu~c.

Jrxs ie-2e37T bbh Flour 1897 bsls WHISKY 27so bbs
Com Mea, ts 100 bu.b. Whos, 3I1D besh. Com g. ~
bush osis ash pkFr Provisions 100 Lad, 2oe ps.~
Bsttr. % pas, Ashes 3.lI9 pkss- Oh tese
Receipts Of Proc for the w-'k ENDING June i, NJ
n btis Four nl ss Or. Nh,si, ~ 'S gre C1 lls
Clover Seed II II. bbls rolk sT pkg, Beef & irrs
Lard 6J Batter - sIs Cbssse ISL iunt Lisseed
H. %, bills Petroleum since SEPT lta-5 ~ - hh'.
Flow e{ ~ q, Wheel e,TlC, 90 Con- H. 81 - -
Clover seed ~ &c bbls pot. ?n Isr. Beef II ~ iuns
Lard 49, ots Better s tvns Cheers s6zS tsns Lb'css
Cake, 49, c3C bblr. Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
A CHURCH REpEhME

A CHURCH RHDEhmBp. - Tho Episcopal
Church ssiGcc at the corner Of Prince and Thompson
streets though recently sold By the Supreme Court has
been secured for the Of the congregation In re-
,ponse to the request ofths Rev. Mr.. SILL whose friends
furnished g. CO. the amount demanded. in addition "
the SUN paid by tie late purchaser.
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thverti.@ment.l
Ihdvertis@ment
TEE ILLUsrAA ND PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRNAL,

THB ILLUbThAD6D PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL,
for July.yoi 20 begins with q Douos No. nowready,
tsrng Portrsss Chacter and Biographies Of leading men,
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OrpryAT1oN SERvIoE.-Lost Sunday, at the
Church Of tho Ascension In this sy, Bishop Esdsl OF
Ohio ordained 10 the ministry son OF Stewart Brown
and a sun Of wm. II. Aspinwau. prominsn, merchants
IN this city. The interesting ceremony *as followed
by q sermon Of great force and eoquenca
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SUPREME COURT CiRcuTr--lusH &C. Before Justic,
LEOgAho
rISALE OF TIE EARipO3A CASE.
ThOms. 3. Fish sst. The MsLpofa Company, j. W. Thomp
asi. 1is Seine.
On the consent OF the Attorneys, John Y. Coch-
esq for p.ai.n Dudley field eco Ter dseda
The Court entered o,d.r Of dcoblnnaee IL TIE
e>s,s thou, costa ehsI paT1, aud Ogls.ed t.a
Tag aiod by the plaintiff 10 b. spc.ed-
DECISION.
n. ~. Fowler agt. w V. Studdirord.-O on
supple nontary proceeding, ,aes,ed.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIOSs-Juxs ia-Befor.
Judge Hus,sL.
Eliza Dorian and Jane Simpson pleaded guilty OF
petty larceny. Sentence suspended,
Hannah Daley decoying q child fran Ann Tampln
No. % Oak street. State Prison five years.
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DgMOREsr's n Y. ILLUSTRATED News
Brigsn, novelties IN this weeks Ne Terrible sisembos
the Hudson River ksw.Oresns, ko Spei
cid View of Richnord Poics aresture-, New Ansic,
supplementary Sh-~t Of Fashions
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NRwsHgN. - The Illustrated chronological
Journal viii b. supplied by the An. News Co.. Essssa
10 morrsw tSatsrdayl morning.
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PERRY's JAPANESE POLIsn-Ladies ca
obtain th ,apsrsr sel+ for hsr shoes IL Slate
Csntrel Biiby, withsn Porter, 1erhube brosks, n.
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RoARD OF CONFERENCE.-The Board failing
OF quorum on Thur'day afternoon held no meeting
The merit regular meeting will DO held on Monday NEXT
at 9 o'clock D. IA.
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