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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
DIE ID.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thursday, June ~, Mrs
Elizabeth NJ wife of the late Aaron Brinckerhoh and
daughter Of Charles Dufyes. decreased aged 81 years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral Saturday, the Path mat a. II O'clock p
from the residence Of her son. b. D. Brinckehoa No. %
West Thirieenth-st. p. ta-r y-sV
CORNWELL-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening June
81 Edward Rowe infant Of Richard =. and Jane V.
Cornwall seed month ind IL days. a.o'.3t
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend tbs
funeral from the residence OF his grandfather EDWARD
Rowe. ESQ., of Franklin fson O'Clock
Friday, the I'D fr "a
CHrRCH-On Thursday morning. June q. Charles L.
Chorch Grand Treasurer Of the Grand Lodge T. and A. NJ
OF the State OF New lox. % M % "A
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to asn4
hs funeral from his late residence, No 7l3 Greenwich
on Sunday, June 2 Ut clock Public Services wiz
BE- held at St. Clements Church, AmitysL, at5 clock
The Masonic fraternity are respectfully invited TO Al,
tend. 0l
California ST. Johns New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Pc
pers please copy.
HEBARD-In Brootlyn on Thursday morning June g.
Magsre. f. wife OF the late Cspt h. Heeard in the s6h
Her friends and those of her family respectfully invited 70
attend fuDers, late residsnoe, Ne lS CouD-
blast, Brooklyn Highs Sunday afternoon the 10Th
inst, at o'clock.
WYCKOFF-At Anoka MINI, Wedpesdsyj June IT,
1865, John Wyckof Of Brooklyn, L. l., aged % years
months and 10 days. -
The relatives aud friends OF family invited to attend
his funeral the house Of his bfohef4n4A~ Mr. Je-
seph ~ Simonon No. 2l5 States Brooklyn, NJ u O'Clock
p. M, without further notice IT'D
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On the return of the 9TH New-York Regi-
ment to Albany on Wednesday, Gov. Fenton addressed
them follows:
"SoIDIEBs: have been too unwell to attempt 10
make a speech this evening. Certainly. no occasion
less than extend welcome a. the returning soldiers
could induce at this time 10 attempt even lew re-
marks. The best chosen words cannot express the
gratt felt in the heart toward the defenders Oh our
county. Soldiers. extend to you hearty welcome
home the comforts II which your patriotism impelied
you To sacrifice that you might aid In the rescue oi
your country aud it, iBstltutious understand the
7th is fayortc regiment IN Albany. -"
are all other regiments avortes IN their respective
localities. Your friends have watched you ani,
iously as you moved among the deadly haii
poured On YOU by your enemies or lay suffering the
pains Of wounds or the Iavages OF di.ease IN the
hospital Bnt moi only are you iayorltes in tps cry
You also fayortes Of the state promise you' Oh
it, behalf that II wil ever cherish your deeds anu
treasure up with grateful remembrance your Names
On its behalf welcome you back 10 ENJOY the blessings
Of that peace and prosperity which you nave o"ne 30
much 10 secure for You largely indebted Tor
the triumph secured 20 our arms Not only the city
and State welcome YOU: the LOYAL sentiment OF the
nal has observed your deeds OF heroic Nalor Win
devout gratitude The heart Of the nation sWes win
rejoicing AT the SAFE of many OF It's veterans
The world has looked upon the seIsaeriiee anu ur'o
ion Of the Of nation with surprise ana Wrh
ton and the record Of history viii he that the citizen
sodieIy of the United States stand the prondest monu
men of patriotism the world has ever SEEN Applause.
"Soldiers. having said thus much ~ you expressive
Of the feelings which yOur safe return eAelfes III the
hearts of all again welcome Won back IL your homes
and wish you thar happiness and prosperity you nave 50
nobly earned"
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OLYMPIC THEATER-The drama ofS' Jessie
Brown last evening produced at this thoste with
fair success We shall hereafter speak in detail of the
performance. At present feel il necessary ohy TO
aude 10 the extensive floral demonstrations before the
curtain. which 1t appeared al times were INTENDED 10
form the special entertainment Of the evening The
most prominent comedians were among the audience.
aud only regret that their errae performances
not rewarded By recognition asthcy deserved
when the relations between the actors upon the stage
and their devotees in the body Of the house shall be
sufficiently subdued to allow the uninterrupted progress
Of drama like Jessie Brown" we shall be allie to
speak with some freedom To its representation. AT
present we are bewildercd by vast and yerWbem'
Jog horticultural recoectons that critical dsous sion
Ia beyond our power.
NIBLO's GARDEN. - Little Barefoot" was
last evening repeated at this theator it'll better effect
and with more complete success than on "Wednesday.
Miss MchePs sprighty acting in the principal charao
ter and the admirable and proper scenic accessories
with which the piece produced sufficient 10 divert
attention from the dramatic weakness Of the story.
We yesterday stated That, setting aside that Of the
heroine, no part in the play attracted attention. We
owe Mr.. Burnett amends. His personaticn which
escaped our recollection for the momen;of al eccen
trio old farmer whose natural kindness OF heart il dis
eussd under an assumed susterity. was agreeable
piece Of acting in its way as we have SEEM and was
vigorously applauded on Wednesday. as well last
evening.
RgSKPrrs.-At Wallack's Theater, Mr.. j. w.
wallack's benefit will take place this evening The
Iron MASK will be repeated.
At the Broadway Theaier Mrs. n. Watkins
announce. to nigh, her first benefit Of the
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Our Home. H. turning Heroes.

The following detachments and regiments
have been received by Col Howe since Wednesday
evening: End Vermont. l57 men; 3rd Vermont q men
9TH Vermont 100 men; 9Th Vermont. ITO men; 9th
Vermont, I4O men. Lieut.. II. S. English is in com
msnd of the above who arrived last evening at 1880
They left by the steamer Hngueno for Albany at II
O'Clock this morning Ell route for Burlington.
The 10th Mass. Battery. l4O men. Captain II. D.
Scott comm andng also arrived last evening and will
proceed to Readvile Mass. by the o'clock boat this
evening.
Colonel Howe received from the Sanitary Commission
for distribution among our returning soldiers one
hundred dozen Of tobacco and large number OF under
shirts.
The following dispatch was received yesterday noon;
WAsHiseTos, Thursday. June ~ 1865.
Col FRANK T.. How State Agent. No 1874 Broadway.
We leave at one to-day. o. EDWARDS
Brig Gen. 9th Mass.
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The New.Yerk Scientifically Tribune,
Ready this morning, contains:

KftUN tns ulO1ulHef 'ohAniHos
NV. Military Naval The Gulf States News
tnek, and ennessee hewYork New England tn. Western
States Political Domestic, Mncellany aud Foreign News
Tuesday aud yThe summing up for the Defense.
SECRETARY STANTON REPORT OF LAST fkAB-rhe Ope-
ration, of the War Department. ,
lwPoKrAsT characterization OF the Revenue IN the
Lately Kebcilioua States.
R,or sEAR WAsuIsGroy-A Division OF the Twentieth
CORPS grow MDtinous for Want Of Pay.
LETTER ora FINALE RKpKI-wha. she Writes to her
Friends In Europe.
NIHeisA-Messsgc Of Gov Pierpont
DEATH % Mrs SEWARD.
THn CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN kEsruCEy.
sHKRnAsIiis Official Report from Atlanta 20 Ssvan'
nah Valuable Contribution to the History Of the Nar
THE NoRYoLK EnEuTE.
THYo LEIeH-By the author Of /" Dennis Donne," &c.-
Chapters XII. XIII and XIV
FKox NoRrH CAFoLISAInteres'ing Special Correspond
eucc-The feeling in the State Oov Hodens proclaina
| THr SHENANDOAH vALLKI-lt. Present Condition-Cor-
Tros FLoKIpA-rhe Condition OF the state-Spccial Cor
| respondeuce
ARxAssAs-Loter from the Governor of the State.
THE PAYxEsr o BOusuEs-Impor,sm Circular.
YALE Week Special Correspond
| EpIroHIALs
IHg DRr Goops MARKET.
CATTLE MARxErs-Nrw-York. Boston. and philadelphia
N.w NoRK WHOLESALE PRICES CocNTRY PKoprCE.
LATEST DOMESTIC AND toREI6s MABKKrs
COnnEKCIAL MArTERs-The Latest STOCK and Gold quota
tions.
MAusrAsK AND DEATHS =,
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
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Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters rom our
! large corps ~ correspondents. Foreign and Domes
tic Letter. Special aud Associated Press Telegraphc
Dispatches: careful and complete Summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News Exclusive Reports OIL
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Loyal virginians Visit she President
What Gen. Wells says-The Value OF
IN Onih-The Graft OF she Secession.
wAsHINGTON. Thursday. ]

WASHINGTON Thursday june %, 1865.
In view Of the action OF Gov. Pierpont IN
calling the Legislature of Virginia together for the pur
nose of removing the disabilities OF those who have
been engaged in the Rebellion. and allowing them to
vote and hold Office large delegation OF the loyal men
OF the State to-day visited the President and laid various
matters Of importance before him. During the inter-
view letter was submit cd to the President from Gen
Wells. whe pertormed such efficient services in the
arrest Of the assassin of President Lincoln.
Gen. Wells. who is Provost Marshal General OF the
defenses south OF the Potomac VERY soon ar or
the fall of Richmond became aware that many Of the
leading Secessionsts, desparng OF resisting by force
OF arms, the power OF the Government the mighty
logic OF events which TO make Virginia truly
free. had determined 10 aeDr nv policy what force
could not do. Therefore IL TINT soon after that
event these persons in considerable numbers ana in
such concert indicate purpose, appeared
and took the oath Of allegiance
An election of members of the Legislature was soon
20 be held and among those who announced themselves
candidates some who bad uniformly refused 10
take the oath and preferred lose their property and
edge the supremacy OF the Government OF the CDted
States. Two years of duty at ALEXANDRIA ana snch
general acquaintance 1t brought taught me fhat
an oath of Allegiance not conclusive
evidence of LOYALTY. buttnat II was surely
worthless unless accompanied by consistent
conduct and loyal acts; and no surprise was
felt when on counting the it found that these
the people in State Government whose legal existence
they had persstenty denied and for whose overthrow
some OF them had within one year plotted and con
aulred"
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the Proceedings OF the Farmers Club Of the American
Institute Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and gricultural Information Stock Financial Cattle.
Dry Goods and General Market Reports. which are
published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE. The SEM WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives In the course Of year. three or
four Of the Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
authors. The cost Of these alone If bought in book
form, would be from six to eight dollars. II pur
CHASED in the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the cost would be three four times
that sum. Nowhere else much current intell-
genee and permanent literary matter be had at cheap
. rate as In The SRMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE Those who
believe the principles and approve Of the character Of
THE TRIBUNE can increase its power and influence by
Joining with their neighbOrs in forming clubs to sub
scribe for The SEM ERKLY Edition. 1t will in that
way be supplied them at the lowest price for which
such paper be printed. Persons residing in the
city lind valuable journal TO send to their
country friends. Price five cents. Mail subscribers,
copy year-lOi numbers-s4i copies. year. vi 5
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RThc planters In this county have now everything "a
work. II not according 20 their own choice at iesst IN
a way to promise pretty good crops; ne Wneat ma
been harvested aud out about half the usual yield
TO the acre
ATLANTA
IN Atlanta hardly score OF business places are lef,
ar with present meaIS It seems almost lPossloe lot
business 10 revive for tong time few shaDties are
erecting 10 serve for a tilyo and in some places small
portions of the old buildings are vailed In ana mate 70
do duty IN place Of the palaces that eAstcu pIe. 70
the war; Tho former residents are SLOW An o.u' nins
10 the city. and without aid from others yeaie nast
eapse before it be restored to Ito lornef PiooPJ
COLUMBUS.
At Columbus nearly Ill the large manufacturing prop
erty is destroyed with some f3Ooo pacs o. oosson
involving loss Of sl2 900 to el5 0O00 Business
is entirely sagnant and there IL less recuperaVe en-
ergy than In any other city 10 the State INC greas
stumbling block Is the labor question:
MACON.
The Macon Journal and Mssssn9~ OF Jrne ~ says;
AT this time there fixed prices for the iesdlng
articles aud they varied according to tho n0toas Oh
sellers aud buyers for gold, silver greenDac KS OI any
other currency, exchange in co1modltles WIN
this basis have ~ give great latitude in cur quosa
t!ons For such bacon has varied roA 10 ~
cents; good bacon generally sells from to ~ cenn
We saw sound old bacon hams offered yesterday at
cents.
Lard to 10 cents: fresh pork and mutton In market
10 to Is cents beef 10 H. l2i cents; butter 10 70 20
cents eggs per Dozen Is to 20 CENTS ctekens - 70 ~
cents--accordiDg to size; flour, to cents
At our market house full supply OF all xmas
OF vegetables of the at reasonable ps1ees ana
regret TO that many unsold from the scarciJ VI
change or the means Of those who wish to puy the'
The frnits Of the season offered there arc ABUNDANT
and Of the best quality.
sTEAMFRs.
Three steamers Of suitable draught Of water for navi
cation between Savannah and Augusta arc now on
thelr wav 20 Savannah from New.Y0rk. Although
thcse b. will be chiefly used by private parties YET
fAe pre- or of three rstcass passenger and freight
boats Wv be Of incaiculable value TO both clea
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w.,Lr,.-ReDorted bv T'tleprapk.

TOLEDO june 22-FIOUB dull. WHEAT IN fair de
maud. for Red and Amber. Michigan Alton, t.
lac advance Amber Michigan 81 45; No. REQ
Vi abash 81 All White Michigan, shade lov er, - o.
Com unchanged; ole. for No. ! Mixed. OAIS qmei.
LAKE FEnGBls hrm Eye Wheat TO bnhaioi oie' 10
OswegO.
BUFFALO June 22-FLoUR steady. WHEAT frmeI
sales OF No ! Chicago tO iii contract e 30 1Ieeh
Bay Club 81 25; other grades neglected OILS hr'her
sales OF No ! Mixed al G9G70c. OATS frmer; sales.
10 arrive and on the spot al So. BARLEY nominal AT
75c. RYE quiet WHISKY held al - "a with good IL
Quiry at 81. CANAL FgEIGHIs t. NEW YoRK-Wheat
bic. Corn. HE. Oats &c. Unconscious le''
bbls. Wheat g., al bush Corn 0j47s bush Oats,
lO5 0J4 bush. CANAL ExPORIs-tiOur. l4s Dds
Wheat ia 900 bush; Corn ~ $50 bush. Oats, ~ 80
bush; Rye, 800 bush
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A Card.


rs CS.ss~ u TAs ~ y. Tr'ssns.
SIR: The undersigned would respectfully
state tina, she has been honoraby discharged from oil
completely in receiving goods alleged to have been
stolen BY Bridget Hamilton, about December !. 1854
It Is unrr, STATED in your -sue OF about that date,
,ha, about 600 or 500 worth II stolen dresses shaw
jewelry, &C., were found On ny premises.
l would respectfully state that there was nothing
found on my premises except property that lawfully
belonged me- and which property has been Restored
to ne since and that you have published nv arrest,
&C.. you Il. do tie justice to publish thus In my
defense Yours respectfully.
Mrs. MATHEWS No. &c Harrison-st., n Z.
Inn. aI a.
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RRIE D.

"wednesday, Jim. n. At the resf
dence of BENJAMIN w. Wilson, esq, brooklyn. r. ", ~
the Rev Peters Of Hartford Conn Samuel H. Baxter to
Deborah daughter of Henry Minus, dscsassda Of Brook
lyn. ...r .-.fL a-adg
MAY their wears of oil mae together Joyous and many,
crown ned with success and ripe with everJ virtna
Albany. on Tpesdsy June - lss3 q
Rector Of ST. Pauls Church. j. Henry CURTIS to sopbs
Isabel only daughter olthe Hon berry L. Wait formerly
of New-York ... +..f ID,
DONALDSON-TOWNLEY-O Thursdsy, June 70, at the
Cenra NJ. =. Church. by the Rev Henry ysFo1, A. NJ.
assisted By the Rev r. s. Foster D. r. R1sunes Dons4-
son esq p OF Concord n. H. to Lizzie second daush-
ter OF Thomas Townley esq, of Everton EnsAnd
EICOLAY-BATES-Iu Pittsdeld, Illinois, On Thnrsday.
June u.s. 1865 by the Rev. Mr. Durham, MI yOhn Nico.
lay ste of Washington ID. c., to Nil. Thereha Bates OK
Pittsheld IlF I-ss
TOFFEY-wILsON--On "Wednesday, June 81, at the Re-
Tsyior d d.. Daiei Tofey Of Hudson CRY 70 Adens s..
only daughter Of Blskeley Wilson. esq Of Bergen
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Halel ReYnNnnI.
N,p. York,June 81. is65.

Gen. ID. n. Couch and wife, Taunton; Gen;
7. H. Siorehouse. L. S. A.; tho Rev. w. A. bod and
wife, New Haven; and the Hon. s n. stilweI ana
wife Indiana. are at the Astor House.
Breyet MajorLion L. Serren l. ). v, and MAJOR "A.
A Hosmer l.. X. A., are at the Fifth Avenue Hote..
Col Samuel 5. smoOt. Washington; w. Is. Hazeiiine
81. Louis; Col. Thomas W Sweeney. Philadelphia
Paymastcr j. W Goodwin, u. :. ". ana Judge X W.
Gator Baltimore are nj the Metropolitan Hotel.
A Wolf Liverpool, and ). A. Cohen London, are at
the New York Hotel
Charles H. Hore and William Wright. Of England.
are Al the Clarendon HOtel.
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A WORD BRPORR TOO LATE.-Are you
troubled with Hsadschs Heartburn, Constipation, Distress
after Eating Poor Memory. Low Spirits, Pain in the Back
Grea. Weakness Bad Breath any other symptom Of that
hOrrid nightmare disease Dyspepsal If Lose time but
procure bottle Of
PLANTATION BIrrms
They purify strengthen and nvgors,e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are al Antido.e to change OF water and dis-
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours.
They siren g.hen the system and sniven the mind.
They prevent miasms,ic and intermittent fever.
They purify the breath and acdi.y Of the stomach.
They cure Dysprp,is and Constipation.
They euro Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complsin. and Nervous Headache.
No change OF diet Is Necessary while using PLANTATION
BirrxRs Ta the hes, your money will buy and all your
stomach crave, OF II.
PLANTATION BIrTzRs strengthen the stomach aud restore
its Le,lihy action. You viii ind them
PAIArABLR, PUKx. AND Reliable
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Billiards.

CHICAGO, Thursday june y, Istj
The State Of Illinois billiard tournament was
concluded last evening Thomas Foley of Chicago
was successful in all his games and viii be naugura,ed
as champion tonight.
BosToS. Thursday June %, 1865
The billiard match for the championship OF
Massachusetts, between W. A. Tobin and X. T.
wimarth of Boston played at Bumstead Hal last
evening.
The match resulted IN the transfer of the champion
cue from Tobn TO wmarth who By .j0l points 70
1,435
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The Interior Of Georgia -Condiiisn Of III
Country and the People.

Files OF Savannah. Augusta and Other pa.
pers from Georgia contain the following Interesting
items:
THE FRErDMRS AND THE PLANTERS
The county Of Monroe Is inhabited BY an industrious
and energetic people. The number OF negroes IN is
couuty exceeds tha; Of the white population. When
the new law went into operation, by which the slaves
of the country became freedmen Monroe suffered very
much ON account Of ITS proximity 10 Macon. ny reason
o the aborers leaving the farms which they had been
oultyatipg To add 10 the troubles Of the people there
have been many robberes committed both by negroes
and white men small garrison OF ~ Federal soldiers
have been stationed Al forsyh ~ assist the civil sa
thoritio, IN restoring order.
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ALBANY. Thursday June %, 1861
Lock No. z Of the siXteens, on the Enc Canal,
near Cohoes has given out The water will be drawn
off 10 night Repairs will take three days.
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Fire q, ,he Revere House. Boston.

BOsTON, Thursday June =. 800.
The drying room, connected with the laundry
of the Revere House took fire las, night but was con
ued TO the room in which it originated The GOODNESS
and systematic operations Of the CLERK NJ. Ramse!
prevented any general alarm among the guests The
loss wa, few hundred dollars.
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Receipts Of Produce.

JUNE e2-I5 l5g bbs. Flour. 30 bbls. Whisky ,C't
bbls Corn Meal ~ s7 BUSH Wheat, 800 bush Corn
II 800 bush. Oats. 100 pkgs OIL Cake, 30 pkys Lnru
agJ pkgs Butter, - pigs Ashes, L7l2 pkgs. ProSis
an.
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Cont Of AppcaIs-The New.Maven Rail'
rOad Case.
ALBANY. Thursday. :

ALBANY. Thursday June %, ls65.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day. the New
Haven railroad case still going on.Mr. CConnof
being heard for the respondents
Day calendar for Friday same al for to-day.
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Business Notices.

We have this day appointed Messrs. S. M.
PsrrIxsiLL g. Co and Msssrs JonN HOOPER Co.,
Tor New to receive advertisements and sdbcrp
lowest for The COURIER Charleston D L.
6Eo. WBTTEnoKg Il Co.
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The EXECUTION To-DAY.-The unfortunate
man Walter sentenced to be hanged for the murder OF
his mistress will be certainly executed today. all hope
OF oemency having been time since abandoned by
tie friends Of the condemned.
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Advertisement.
Ky HryDRPD RRJCK MryTTF

ONB IIUNUhEU f5KlCh a MINUIh
Have been made on two occasions, and EIGHTY A
MINUTE or A. 900 are daily being made by CHAhBERs's
Great BRICK N ACHRE ss Colcough. Barnes Camp
bell Yard in Milwaukee For Patent Rights. Speci.
mems OF Brick. &C., see ABRAM REQUA No. q Court
lsndt-st., N. T., up stairs
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The Senior Glass in Trinity College celebrate
class dav last Tbursday. The oration was by II. i
OIeriy Of Easton Pa. and the poem BY Il. r. Johnso
of Hayerhill Mass.
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DEMOREST's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR JULY,
with extraordinary jubilee Prize
Song; Fireworks; Illustrations for Fourth Of July
Steel Engravings Fashions Household Matters Origi
nal Stories Illustrated Poems and other novelties. Do
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IAdyertisemeni. 4

j. II. DRAPER, business Office, No. IS Pine.
st. reports his house saved from robbers by the BrR-
eLAB ARN TELEGRAPH. T.. HOLMES, l9e Broadway.
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Maine; Victor r. Wilson at Wikesbury, niass'i anu
T. Nugent Cummings at Apalachcoa RIA.
COTTON RESTRICTION REMOVED.
The restriction of % per cent on cotton
west of the Mississippi has just been removed mus
AL cotton is free with the exception VI INC An'erha
Revenue tai Of two cents.
RECOMMENDED.
Secretary McCulloch has recommended to
Che President the appointment Of ii II. Van Dyke Of
New.York as United States Assistant Treasurer al
that City. -
COMMISSIONED.
James O. Smith has been commissioned as
District ttorney for Northern Alabama and William
III. Gale and Charles r. Holly as Associate justices OF
rbe Supreme Court of Colorado aud Joab HOughton as
Associate Justice of the supreme Court of New
Mexico.
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'.r lAdyertiseu.entl
JgFBRRs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
new styles ofSnoRs for Ladies and Chldrrn-Magents,
Petroleum SOlfeiiDo and i'ue JEFFERs's 513 Bdway.