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CoLGAS-oa Monday, July a. Al hts late rc.l-
dSAce, Astoria loag ldtn', William ~ Ov Su Coz.
gG., q LatiNe vi IA, t0uAty "a Lpu IA, b,laut.
iuviiol TO attend b . iuug,-l, Oh MeGEosdA, - IA
Int, 70 Galway Ieuotefy. lsI
COAGOY on July 21ih, 1898, EtInond Conrov,
iatick and buagrt IvBIoy, H5,d yoa.s, l
III. ave 4ui friend, u the family 40 inspect.
fully t.y.cd TO At.rnj lie iuue Al. I'M. T. no tA,
a eIuoo. july % Ve,Jc-. AVId To lIs..c &c Il
his p4lrutt a. hnd,lou 81 80
EAuA, On ho day morning July cath, ai.sr
shot ~ noes llHniei EAgHp, ~ cd B. yUA,s.
The irc4Is OF l4s tNI4ly, tu1 vf AlA LElthprr
,IohA anu i'AIigk EAs a.c us4Ca 10 att al I'M,
tune H. on luesdsy ~ G noon 1kth mt, At o, osE
lion b.. late rtsiasuoo, 40 THAI I've 40
UPrON-uh honda, July 24ih, MARY HURON
only dAG sAtsE Of haIsT Huston, ASci q yeasGni
The iel,,.ve, aud friend, are respectfully nvi,ed
- sUsna Ihe f1Aers this Tues ~. alloru On a, z
o'c.ocs, trom be- lsts residence, 90 EcySath ave-
beI 9Th AID 4j,h stA is
eCABE-On July eI'h, Mary ncCAbe wl.e Of
Eichl 'cCaie = o. ~ vas
IRE re % yea und ..eaIs VI The tiGr aye - met,
fully iLvltel 20 Attcnd the tunuiEL ,..s .u.'o1yl
aietuOon, n eciooA, NOM hos lac lea = ~ 80
lat leth o.. III
! sw ,RT-On Monday mornins JAY g4th, su,sn.
' Tie JOuut s.I dAaeh.or Of ai~sISI Ai.d AAly Aun
B sN arts
10 relative, aud friend, Of the finally ARE re,pe.t-
, falls invuei 10 atteud the funeral, ~ 1 o'lio,E
/ truin 20 lebhft 40
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liberty, and every friend Of freedom IN England,
who clearly saw the principles in volvsd in The late
war, was strengthened In his liberal views by Tvs
result While the advance Of liberal ideas In Eag-
land Is WORTHY Of especial menton,it 10 encouraging
W know that sitisfsctory degree Of progress
10 being msio toward tho same result IL oher
Euopsn nations Within the Lac, qnnr,er Of q
century. marked chan,e Of sentiment his boon
introduced IN nearly every con mental monarchy,
aud q, tie present ltne Il isns slous enjoy, The
advantage Of despotic rule snd evou that Owen
mont has made advances toward . censrAl policy
OF reform which nsy In rtne pro h.ce good re-
suits Kings ma ompcrors still remain upon Ihsir
,hront- and the general features Of ther rule are
similar 10 the condition Of fffAfs twenty five years
ago Ju, In every kingdom and empire reforms.
tory measures have Letn steadily At wosk, grsdu-
ally veoling out tic more Objectionable feature,
o monarchy, carefully iutrodu. NJ more Tier
idsss, and gradually oppi Z The very ioanlaiots
Of ,b.oluusm A closs exAnin atiou Of the p1hti-
cal history - Europe will clearly demo1sI ate this
general tendency toward iretom. The limits Of
monarch are gradually becoming more circum-
scr,tod, the vi,vs Of TIE reoi arc tSsin Cher
an broader scopS sni the whole Hystom oiEiropsan
government seems 10 be IrN,.rlog ioaards O.
publ!carIsn. Ia. o,uss student Of history, who
bSs car 'u,iy wsI'Le1 rs -, lteacO Of monarchy,
eau draw very sars'aepry couciusi Of tie ulti.
tnA,. result Monarchy must 70 down. pin
ciples arc IN conf ca With progress and ro'o-n,
and Ne world has reached thA, stage when these
principles mus, rule. II man freedom hss Clio.
rous!y riumpnei IN cur own country, ia iLHu.
enc. {. steadily undermining the dyrasues OF Tie
Old World. sud the tiino may nj 10 far in To
future when p rope viii truly become 49, repuh-
lean ~ I'll Coss.,k,"n The Grsi SAIoLEos pre-
| dicied. BAN VI ! no le Cossrt.
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rHS United States frigs,e congrrrs. sank ~ sbs
mcrrimso In Hampton Roads, opposite Newport
News, was raised on Thurs lsy lasa. Five power
ful steam pumps were put In motion at Obj tide,
throwing ont 5000 gallons OF water per minute.
The hull became buoyaut aud hc'sp slowy N rise,
tho surrounding ~A.er nRht lulkAoa1 riGng vita
H. B'owiy tie mess emerged fron, bc,oAth n. sur
tsce oftte wstcr and at .So O'ciJ K the ligLt OF
day once moro shouo IN tic Il *. Tao 'vte.k, -
appearing above tbr waters, as cOrrcspouLe1 eat,
piyss a fair lies O. tie ORIGINAL sire OF the a. =.
'horgh much OF theat part u the versol 10 ,U"e
On the Geek s'o Two ruItoi Euas, W Which .tors
amt hernacls are tsBtly bINyirr. A carpet OF
o. ~ read Over tie deoh. TIE tsrsdo has tor
si into ne ,lMLora sid tho rbs Of Ok are honey.
cumtod. Save tho great an Jusi o. metal Ia nd
about tho Hrcck tho rutHailso % the C1uSrrts arc
uas,s TEE arc vague tuuior, a. to a pAytn
ters ,afe, with twenty tho4Gtah dollars Ia pao.t,
be TX soutwHers about 40 Wr'ck liidlsA u
thor IN ;, but the divers iil 'Hko sharp Look TO
d s,ovcr, possible, ANY hing bearing tie tesoni.
blan,e " pay ulattet'l stio
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY rs, 1865.
sIsxics and the United staies-some New
Iarfa.


Tns attitude Of our Government, respecting the
IMPERIAL Developments in Mexico 70 now pars-
noun, subjec, Of inisrss, with the publ, and one
too. sbou, winch there 10 bu, liins reliable in'or
naa.ion. t. relieve in some MEASURE THIS 'ustvn'"
-s see no impropristy in disclosing some iSc's 'na'
have come inio our pos,ess.on regAru ng "e "
c-i question. the inhuencs operating uP'" Wv
President respecting IT, and the purpose VI '"'
Govcrnmen, In the premises. frym u' P'pui"
Interest usnifestod on behsB Of The republican
,.uv in Mexico, and from the general dsnuncis'
ton tb., h.. bern ks,rsd ~ on MAMMALS and
nj, govornn,tt the public have be n lie to believe
,h,, .Iu.nxz mon jpolzes the sympathy OF ell
el,ss.. In the [ nled States. This supronuon u
s,,oneous There 10 now, and has Teen ron the
time ,h., MAIxnilp occupied Aoyioo' quiet
70, DOW srfl polNcAl influence ~ lav1r oil roc
erniEing . government. Numerically sieasins'
shis influence has but lite 'tronsth' Tor
o. 10 unsupported by tny considerable potion
OF lhe people. nut II 10 beaded by rotnintn'
member Of the C.bine, 1t 10 pressod Tor Ttrd oy
c!ass OF prominent and iufusn iai pol' and
10 backed up by . strong monarehicsl interest
Since the coue usiou Of our ciyi war, TO ei"rs Of
shis parry 70 secure the RECOGNITION % MACMILLAN
have besn redoubled, sud The President has been
urred In the strongest term. ~ gvo h.s ssscui 70
that policy Acting In coajunst.on With AGENTS "
HArIrnIAr and Of the French Emperor ihia party
have been able 70 urge very strong iDducehen's
for The Government to take The step intieAted.
NAIuILIAr IL willing 70 guarantee an Am"retn
transit route scross his dominons TO protest and
sacilits.s the operations Of ninlu companies TO
furnish free homestsads TO American settlers
70 mshs the mort liberia arrangements fuI
International trade, aud In general terms
70 oonceds sverythirg that our Govern
men, could reasonably ask In return hr
recognition. On the other hand, the President
and ell his Cabinet. with the sinsl. exception al
Sndsd 70, are hrm In ,hs principle n tho honro'
doctrine. They are in favor Of eventually sSpei'
ting MACMILLAN aud bic French sllies al any cost
and but for the persistent opposition Of his one
nsmber Of the Csbinsi and the powerful Influence
which backs him up, the people would mot thus long
have been kept Ia ignorance concerning the Maxi
ran question. The recent speech OF Secretary
HAnLAs regarding Mexico was 9 truthful erposi-
son Of the Presidents views and thoss Of his CAbi-
net with the ono exception. aud II was intended 70
be % considered BY the public. Tho attempt TO
procure the recognition OF MA1INLiAr, therefore,
Ass % far ALLIED bu, the pressure in favor OF tina!
measure 10 still maintained. Tho situation just
Gov IL, thst Presdsni Johnson, believing IL 10 be
I'm che bes, interests OF the country not TO court
sorvign war o. this time will for tho present
luistly remain . spectator Of the Mexican quarrel
nsanhms Keeping strong army On The frontier
" b ready for any contingency.
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Or several o,caLons we have slIudod TO the en-
is men o. apprentices and suggested TO parents
the sCvAp'sgo Of permitting their aOnA to enter
the Inil,d States Navy, when the boys are In
elincd towards "hie on the ocean wave" During
the war many young men who originally entsroi
tho nav a, apprentices are now either petty or
warrant oficerS, LAYING also had the advantage Of
course OF instruction which not only fits them
for their duties On board ship, bu, prepares them
for many Other importer, positions in LIE.
o. Saturday the school ship Sabine arrived Al
thu port, and 10 now lying OF tho battery, where
she be inspected by those interested in the sp
premiership system. Passes may he obtained .,
the office Of the Admiral Ct ,bs Naval Lyeeum,
brooklyn. The following circular affords all the
Information necessary to those who wish 10 place
their boys under the care Of tie United States Gov
| ernmonii
o.. 8. SAME" July Isl, 1865
Bows desiring TO enter the Navy a. "Appren.
tees must 70 physically sound, well devslOpel,
le,wten Il ,rd Is year, q age bs ale 10 read .nl
write iIirly, aud Understand Arthaste % far as
| long division must be 81 good character, and
must 6r ne e'.i,nouisls 10 that effect from respon
o., Il items
When coni7g to this ship ,o snlisr, the boy mus,
lie &C iorpanicd 10y his rRrcnt Or guardian, who
gives his ~ her written cuu cot to lie boys ENLIST
mcht to serve un'ii he "a y years OF aye, snd who
are require TO s,gu the shipp w articles.
IYe A ,prrnvocs' srt systematically instruct
o., unlcr ths uire, Ion VI tie e-Iumsudug officer,
In 'he Nae'os du.ies psrt-'ning TO "seaInsn" On
board q mAn-ci.NEr. eshoplmIs.ers arc also AZ
tachel 10 ih, Ps,cI-o Sap, ~lo teach tho boy.
| and sss 81 them Ia thr.r S.uuiea
"A9prruLCe." ~ hose terms OF service have CT.
s1Iitc,., ami have bonor-Nlt discharges VII a..
Way LHSe the proiors Ics TO tht positions OF War
i.ut ans Petty oti-vrs IN tie NEy.
Tue pay Of "A!TrenNce." as % aud 40 per
month. No HioLneuts o. allowances from IL aro
/ allowed ~ lafru1, suArdiA's OF others.
Il u. Lowry, l., Commando. u,s,N.
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ri.auo,.i N.ya. ,,ssso,.. &c.

re- Yvs, Monday, Julv ~ . r. A.-Hod To-Day
fuetuatei letvern l42', sll3I, c'oalus At 49,.
The Afternoon quotations Of the genera ',ock masEct
compared with those Of Saturday stesuoua, show
decline Of from = TO 4, per cent Tow sorI were
higher. Governments "oTo fIm. houey E@' Se.y
easy to-day At per cent; and nearly all tho buslno.'
done At this rate. Tho following the chAntcs
Ia lie bank statement ;lnciease in loGnt 81 dTS!.g;
decrease In reeio, sdT,Sss iic oso "a cl.cula ,on,
sS9as2l decrease In LOCAL tenders s7!os,4l7 de-
eroAse in net dsposits, 5000 l9J. The heavy falling
In legal leaders and net tcpost Ia due In part IN he
Govern meni draft on the Na.ienai BEnfr. sterling
exchange wW quo,ei At ics. 10 ioI barher' b,ls.
On 'Chsnts to-day Flour vui Ice letter on common
ard loo. &c. batter Oh sood srades. wheat WIS &c
h4c. better. Corn Use In lgtre supnly mi ash g
easier, closing ittlo hrme-. Oats wetC hl'n. FOX
~, dull ana oves. Beef .ss qHiet Lard n ~ tte.Ly
and Wbskey was lirm.
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Governor Perry Yxy,a'ns.

IL . criticism tho speech sn1ly delivered Al
Green vile, s. U, ty Provisional dSvsrnor PssKY,
VIC stated nsl be probably M, not, a, the tine OF
making The speech, aware CT hi. ufielAl sppo,n,.
ren,i and ni.A MpI bs woul now, doubtless, 10
glai to have the sad speech obi, ratod. Il seems
tat n 1hsw were eulrely eorgo,i A friend Of
q '. rEnRr ha' oII laiucd the Circumstances under
VIII h the sPeech was made, aud to those WHO are
rtm-TkHlly sasy TO please ID, explanation may 10
sas i'seIory. Tie substance u II iA, that
he was mo, aware Of his nomination TO
We ohie Of Governor" Certainly, 'Sir-
eumsancss IieT cases- Bu, what does
THIS eNplana,o really smoult tot SIMPLY
h!s--'h-tE nnnAns p. PEaRY Lad known, ii
the time Of m.k.ng has GrseAyille speech, that the
Pres dent had selected him as Prov aonal Governor
OF bis safe, 10 ~onld no, have spoken what he To-
levSi 10 DO the truth, la would have kept back
TIC real state Of his ceilings lie would have DIS
guisei himself rs a true Union man, and have
Shspe bis lAnsua accor ingy Governor PLnRr
stands In just tins Poitian Us Or enyilie speech
proves that lila I'on s,n 10 below par ; and bis
trlend's apology Tor thai sIs,eA proves thai PHRHY
10 not politically honest fer he admits that he
would NOD base revealed Lis real - aiime MS nd
he besn -.SAu Of bis sen-a4ipa V Ne oliSs q
2sssyaee.
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Progress OF Liberalism,

The result OF Ihe Parliamentary olo,tioas which
have just occurred III n.lAnd, 10 auober ind ca
non Of The steady progress Of Liberal L.cas in Ihe
m9nArehlai go'eFnm'n' OF Europe Tho Liberals
In This contest hsv' apparently achieved = great
success. So far. according TO tie lA,es, returns
useeivsd up TO thJ departure Of the last steamer.
che number OF Liberal can II lA,es oectsJ, as com.
pared with the Conservsnves Naiverv usar,y +,
ths ra.io 1.-Two 20 ono. lAe cause Of IN thnmnh
can not 10 attributed 10 suy special is,us r.,s,d
bs'wsen the two parties Tor hlrs va, no such
Issue except the man c4tholit O..h bill, AMI but
little interest Was fell il thGt. lilo on. sion, n,
stake were tie broad principles o, governmental
reform. Tho bsrals icing the progressive 4, rty
sf England, went into tie contest on ,he e,rnur..
hsnsive lstlorm Of greater liberty for TIE masses.
che reformation Of oppressive features in Tho
sovsrnmsn. and, in short, a closer rs,trie.
zion Of the pror gs.ves Of monarchy,
with this platform they earned every.
shing before them, aud tho result will b. NOR,
liberal Parliament The friends Of reform
have received . moral support In Ihe l.,.
elections from An outdle source, which on . clos,
analysis would probably prove TO have been /. very
material aid. The result, Of the war which has jusl
terminated In this country 10 regarded by JoaS
BEsnr, joss sruAsI MIL aud by all the oihsa
leading reform men Il England, a. triumph o.
shs liberal over tbs Arisiocrstc principles In gov
srApsut. The South Attempted 70 found govern
rni bsssd spoa oppression The failure Of ths, at
nsu ~ . tdspps u sTasgsss Aaa human
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WV have repeatedly called attention n ne dan
gor Of pesul nes In ,bi, city =, tic result Of the
filthy condition Of Us streets AMI the history Of
tie sp dsmie now raging IN E.ypt snd other ,,,ts
on the upper Nedhusnssn, shows HAT ouf fears
are DO, groundIsu Tie dlolers WA'h 10 now
sweeping away the peops by thousands IN tho
region referred to, WINS caused by circumstances
tia, u4,y well make New Workers iesl nervous. II
seems that large numbers Of shesp were sacrificed
81 the religious J,tss 81 Mount Anph.L A con-
tractor bad the work Of burying the carcssos Il
these animals but having apparently b.sn inocu-
lated With the old NV York mode Of perform NJ
conusctA he cooly pub tie money In
his pocket and lea the sheep earcssss W
putrsfy in the sun. II WAS tlls that bred
the dreadful pes,ilsnee that is now sweeping
over large section Of country, and which threat
ems 10 spread into Europe Vow Ito custom that
has generally prevailed In ths street department.
Of nis city has been very much Ike that which
TIE Turkish contractor followed; tLsl Is the
money tn gone into the pockets Of certain ind.
vi5uss and the streets have been len IN their 9th.
INT We must have . new era now. Tho new street
contractors must do their work satisfactorily, and
prevent ,bs outbreak OF an epidemic; and n they
do determine TO emulate ths example Of the Turk
ish gentleman, they should receive Turkish pun
Is mont, which, for such IN orense, is behssd ,ns
with an instrument something ike cheese knife.
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.sOCsErY NOTICES.

a o. II. No. a SPECIAL MEETING
IL o,ths q. owe uiituICr ~,i 10 held nuc-
mat' Val, COG fhth -. AID 7'h ave. mia rTucs-
tn. .,eNrnl. jay .I.tA, losi, - oc ocl Pc iss
y X. hJEPhf, RIA 1IliyrLY COLEtAN
Soc. al
J'hF LADIES' FATHER MATHEW 7. A n.
Il SCcicty %. 2, y. v VII to.d prh-c ar per-
Rrgo u,e'ius nj tls, hall cor $50 81. ard I'd AVE-,
lie 3 ltsIay Oye'NIS A. Z q. o'c'u's. spstk ne ~
mt = .turnt O gtc., Geo. j. c. . 81. s.uEiur ~
tie .'1 ' LIurheus. VWEN Mo1OW An, P.Cs. I'D
NhLIi HNI.I Rec. Sc. lsx
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TRADE NOTECy.,.
.A MASs MFErING OF nm Y

A MASS MEETING OF THE NARNlSu.
II = and ruurnrtt' As.ocIat Ou vi. A., o.. . ma.
Iue..Ay eytn.B, IS "a last, a. V'c II. :, 4 4. De
COZ {. Iunrius atsnienc- - ir,u et % bu..a-,,
o. cum 0.t i psrtance aiii Dc q. s-C ca M
hlAll EAl, PIts. CEOh, e. SuANIG., So.
Rotary 10
RROOHLYN TAILORS' Trade PRuIEC.
Diys I'D Bnsyo.cut Ia!on. III r,alI .ulp,l
p.c-.lr of the mpiut ois OF this ETY. ana 49,
nie "a VtIt isSe pace en- the fret Mun4ly In 80
gut Tue oGiCers anu meniDor aie hereby not fsd
70 AIirnu the 10 ulsr moeing on luesGAy eyenny
18th mat ~ SUg fulton At, 10 make a.. Lero-'-S,
AIranseueuts 70 have ~ grand succea1 u s-Jy
2, ths SOcisiy. u, kIAKki. rrssidGni. T. DEisLY,
AhaaIeAGs IL
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sI.ECrAa NOTICES.

Howe sewing Machine Comr any, No E2O
y olis.y n. \. ELlAa NOVA H.. PIonsvg'.
AGENTS uan'ed, J,+
wheeler 81 WiiSon l ack %Glch sewing
kschiue aad Buttoa liolo h.hine, I,o Cs5 Bto.a-
way, n. Y. al5
Dr. BickneIps syrup IL purely NeSctabIc,
anu con Aus ops a. AL u arsO. ~ c-le u.s-
sntciy, pauLHa, ehLetA nUIbus, &c. le.Ags
Barnes 90, A. emit. ~
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TRADE NO rICEs.


J(OOT AND SU0a CUT TERs-MET-T TIL.
D,SeninE - 1el0ek coz n 90 % ard hlizabe' = At,
ADD o cry Tueadsy evening, salIe l,onr and pisce
urtd irI,her notice. A. ! iAI.LiSAS Pres o.
STOKES, sec.
ISkICKLAYERS or HR CITY OF NEW
il',, %, w,'p..I,s. ne'inE Of NE ,atgye
peussy, COT OF 23t o rad 81 ave All Eln."rtir'.
tre irwret 70 a!touL g Ig,sIOTUEK CI,p.t
fis.. 2 a MIN -. ". I'll, 'cc. g.;
MACHINES AND, BLACksMlTI@. AZ.
Az .atno-A ceins,o' Ala yonInc men ot..e !. we
lr4ocsVt lc hs-- even NesNins thi. Nect. a. Iar,y
Ciga,ns lllu, loI lose T,f.h soty tont ioIn n (
o'eloc'. .IA'e s,o"h ls,pIt, sad so,foisy Of tho
Ino naipaiu nIol NJ he ~ sent TOT a. e. p.ito,, IN
orrau.z.n'. LET ever jo'uSe. m.n le tbe.o n q
THAi Ei- ac. l. l. if5
NOIICE-THR CASMEN AND LAiJR.
v 80 4 srcni'm " tia g. lnd County =! Ses
lok vi Did Iega! NJ eng on his -,igy eve
nin:, Tho e. IN. ,7,the ew Apo % i.1Nua 10 PGace
II, Al y Ok, &C fe,y. Al toe urt4frt a.e
Ia cby roi ,fedto attend tits rloGIns ~ Osie' o.
the fLtsdo " OF ho ~ ISOLATION, JON, L.l NCu
FAX. Ia VAN, scc'y 1i6
DrERHrfYE PLA,rERERS WILL HOLD
- ncu ie;u,n. vr's uiou IA. ~ tlcir hAli. cor.
sA4 81. and 81 ave- this iacs ~ tSgIiu,. u ge.-
los ruca'd @, a. ~ ~ tlieie sil ie s,l atss
" .t iy.r soc. 1lcul h. % o too nesting. Z. =.
9Eiih orr Pres. rilJs. 3l.LyN. kot. So l9J
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ALL SIZES NEW EASY WALKING
"A ciu'rh ieldr- I"o-e p-tcrt elastic siprster
liGds. 4y,icinn, su, iiom valuable 10, mn, is,S.
lis. Ah'o in CT ftng iho.mht-sia tpccdv. tSll aud
zee thoHi- ~ biet Ger street. VI e-1i Of Osl.
HANK OF UTlCA-THE OWNERS or
- m.ie th' tuo-'!iris Of the capital suok Of III,
nmk Of tra h.y,us. IN wr.. lac, Nutl'JuseI Tic
h.nL Tito In. nal Aa"o,at'9u unucr tho
Ac d ugTs = au'Iuo4 "Au Ac 10 pfoylde a nst.on.
'nd. snd o>pnoviae Tor th- ciicula AID -denj-
itn Tho. cot rpp.o,ea Juno 8 Iog4." No.lco /.
do, riLirNi u hesones iiliioual isnEine A,agr, Il,
U W. ta' l"r as. Of toe lnied ftae., No or
c." r. v ROGERS, Cashier. UI.os- jaue ),
CASH PAT ron RAGS AND oEp MET.
Sals vtfto "a Conts per H., coiurs An vuclo
per IT,. c,srrIi nd ptS lct e's esa s.cs IL At 10
SOW Doasly,L tween hoo s'c.t and new Chamber
street Si2
NOTICE Iy HEREBY GIVEN. THAT <
reii-CAloo,l.ns - aup ComP ~, VIII Re Ae.d "a Ia
h,een Jay 2, I. a1og a.. " Geek 4 H. :,
b'oaoNayi Nes Y. * Ct'yi % eogn.isot. POpo.L 70
liELp, H. N. Ala )ES' MI GLEAsoN, iias-
OFFICE OF CLE9S OF TIE BOARD OF
~ Cgu1c.men. 10. B,y,iy Ial, 80 Of, .iuiy II
Ioi5.--An pttes or "a s7l' layinr lime A. nat
iao ciiy, 4ccuut VI p'E.vs lueurrea II 80. C. AZ.
barn Tho All la OF it', 1870, s,gye July
rviuc. 81 10 eut tho - ne 10 40 ea, on
or l.icre The tGh OF Jup Istsst. Is &C. q. u he
Comnl zee. OWEN CAI4 .NAuIi, s,o.'R.fy, ,uoln
No 5, CT. Hall. sGI
rrHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE P,ID FOR
a old nee tp1ptr ~ pas puOtN lol.s, a. ale y..
Ief U. ever ,Us-.4ptOn. SlJL'h W Gl.L a f4l hlk
kON, % Ann 81, aooT vcat OF hlsRu SO
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAyIN y BDLE
l. burned ouI by the IGio C1,Nasfrr GIr IN - ..th
4. on tAe lJts, would Ictuiu ssnls fhHiks 20
tie huiYiitOn Flie lueu, Ahcc Dsiuraul, Wal IT.,
iur he plcmpt manner 10 4L.ca orc .nsvN tc,l
psd By uieIn aI.I sJud To'O uiueud Its4 hsNr'ioI
li.e lnsrTrnce COMPANY 10 no pl'slc Pe1to.a- o.
sew York, July lisa 1893 : fnod-EiAh.N III ~,
ADAM sACuA COAE u kI.US ri.t-ht I.HK ~.
", GEEDEMAN, JACDB Ia ER Pii ny REIN
sfR, CHRISTIAN lElFLEk, HEINZ. BtLk
UOHEAD DEt fE.'AAN. sGT
Y $40 L. s. LOAN-FIFTh NATIONAL.
g.siIlIep AvEhgEN.
This Bank has the HVtos Of tho sbJ,e .Jaa IN
sale.
UJeu alec for tie sale sf 7-oc, oven syuans fu,a
I ~, a Il.
RICHARD NELLY, r residenL
a. THOMPSON, Cs,n'sr. sl3
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sOA1D AND ROOMS.

AN uEFURNISHED ROOM IN A RESfEC-
t,bls family, wanisd with ioaru for rltlai.an
anc Wi.o, (Ame ncansl bet Canal and 4th a.. Ad eaI
lor touf days, GEORGE, boz sV Bun Office. ~
RoARD--3 OR A MEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
~ u'odstei with comfortable koGTd OF puo.Ass
terms; Cali - John " fnn's Porter Mouss eIr, OF
ur.Ed and sullivan It. Mrs. WING. 3Is
TO LtT-A NICELY FURNISHED Room,
l. gas, bath, hot ana odd water on hsor Apgty ~
tssl I'D 81 DesI Lex lnston ave. IL
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Personal NOEAGEs.

MISSING SINCE JULY IA ROY Named
~ JOAN WELSH aged 10 yeas Hsl on Acrav
coat white pants, blue shTt, tlSo s,p Any bonn.
uon o. Vim sin he thant iulif T,ceivel by hi Ia,
rtTe sts IL
NOTICE THE NEXT or KIN OF
! NiEUk e. N. LANE sAster nsrnor, Who d.oI
VA t ais and "a 80 fainily -syp Jsrd 10 % le
In lofkv will hear OF uosnethins 10 thaif al AZ
tsfs br spP yins TO JOHN W. BENNETT, Al. r'r1
Row, looui 8, bet. IL anu z. 50
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COAL.

PEST LEHIGH AND LOCUST NOUN.
tain coal, 70 per ton. Red ash, $500 Lar,e
nn tt, 9o;sO Por ton. ,eISsne1 and dsiivcd THOaAA
~sSSA-~ss 60. IN a. aAA kliAAk Al
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A SODA WATER STAND rOR SAL.

"a fool ucisb .o uool, uu.r. 500. 90. 49,
80 ior 80 hns, sloane &. APS.g g. VI Lo4us,
Na murray -.
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SAVINGS BAxsAs.

IRyING's SAVINGS INSTITUTION, %
L MagTen street
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and amer August 1t, lS15, Llis Bank will Ia
opoa .ai!J f.Om 10 A. VI. 10 1 Al "
~, oder Of the BoaId Of Trusees
q. "a Y. l.. BUXTON, sec.
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, COR !Att
4 q ans s.h ave OI.u daiiy lom lto64 Al
NeI|NNA's sud ontusiEjs itoIu l 10 t. r. Ak
- G u iLieG 81, Ice mona bCvOTHHeuL ia De-
pyls made on or loiur AuF. lss VII dlsv ntri,sl
nY.I Wa, Gate ihoS. LH4.IsIY, PIes H. nj
49,. 9es, 5sJ
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IsG..IGss lEgANC...

A SEAMEN's BOARDING HOUSE
L le sol. Ch'cp chc.su rus one'' hi. H.
90 Ahi yhci gud eco, rupd business. ih.
y "a! r.N@J &C = cwir'ant lol I. ~ v o..
st. AtpV TIA thop, los sltcuvie IT.
4 HARDWARE AND TlNWAGI =
4 AiOi fl.o n oue OF The test stands ia b.O,l.t.
hCu ind siu.e 10 e. 80 -. , eos. ln4.ut
ayit.e ave, BIoof IN, ior on Wcok
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A GOOD CdASCE-FOR SALE c.
ie stock, Gg'u a. sac % =, q OF
liquor store. In n &c or the premises fS.,.
IiOu G. 'Ji osias d. CO... s.ut.a, sCU,a Is .
al sW.fk
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eGE3Nl.glAL BUSINESS.

A IL SIZES NEW EASY WALKING
II cut nh ie1d-- Tau-e p-tcrt elastic saprorter
al SAOv a 10 DC tho bOL chelgo.t ald he-itsrt ever
Gds. hr'cinnt ti. tlem valuable to- ny inyp.
lde. Ah'o IA Gu ftnF iho.nAtsia specdiv. tAll and
zee thou- ~ bietctcr street, III aOoT eat Of Oal.