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CHilV olh17177177777 . 077717T N p
Durof o. WA1nEnl11. \ IN
whanIraTou, D, q. May A.. 1854 ~ y 49,
WIN BE- sold a. public anetlsn, % W1 rl6m.
issa, uader the direction q Captain j n.ol5vsll
A q T.. On SATURDAY. nay ., i,oA = y &
fRHME B6ILpINo, ~ e1s
eighteen ~ thirty fssa shlnglst po,fs fsFneriT :,
used by the 0overnlnent ~ An nfmofy, nn1 stu
ated the corner u seventh Nd o sif1sla. Co.
tel Hill, Warrington, d. o. *! fff ififafiatl
Terms cash, In 0ovsrnmsnt lunda. = So
Brlgadisr General snd ckIsf onsrfsfnssitr ~.
myn.M pelot ~ WAahlnllan. IA v
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L 4 oHirrENDRH, President. nAai-U
7.30 SATIoNAL LOAN. 7.3O
Mr.. JAH COOKE. Of our srn. having resumed
the General Agsusy for osvsruAsas Loans.
wsS" prepared 70 furnish promptly. 10 assai.
SAd purchasers, 5ar
.. q HEyEETHrRrT rAEASUnY MOTIFS
rA.ss notes are Issued. under. date Of August u,
issl. In denominations Of
$50 $780, $500. $1,000 AND 5000
They bear interest ss7 $40 per cent. per an.
nan. and have coupon, attached. payable in
lawful money on February iSth and Angus. is,h
sf each year. The principal VIII be paid In law
fulnaOasy on Argos, 18th, 1851, o., At he option
Of the holder, the notes may tAsa be srsA.assd
II par for hAtH fIt rt J..
UNITED STATES FIvE.TwRErY BONDS
rsdssmabis At the pleasure Of the 0svsrnmsn,
At any time amer ave years. and payable twenty
years frOm Angus, Lad. 1857, vita in,ss.. Al
| .,~ ,., ,.,,. -
,.,.s,. ..m,.,,,,.,,v IT,. 49,. =. :,
prs.ssi worth ia III. market sbodi
NtSr pm oKs- pprrmv
IRON which deduct the premium upoa N. AZ.
sra'd gold interest. Aa1 there Is l'i act PE'-
II
Win M. D,o.u.,, =, . ,,,,S $500. a.
date Of the maturity Oflho seven Thirty notes.
several issue. Of
yivE PER CENT. TREASURY Sorn,
,,,o,,,,. ,,,r,.. ,,,...., 49,. -
,.ls csr'iasaisa Of lndse,sdn'ss aad oOysrnmsni
'I ~"u,.sn. ,.s !. .I ..s surrsn' rate.
D.r.os J, !, m,I 'p'A "pp'''A"0A
$500,
.S nv sv ,a,n.. AS III. HOLDERS "
In order 10 proven. ns.ils,ioa Of those notes.
.Ss, n. aa,,. 70. y, IA. ssss notice
unma,ur'd coupons are attached. T-L
JAZZ COOKE CO.,
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A UoTIoK sALl OF ooNDEiEllkI
IA HonsRs. y ~

A UCTION SALE OF UONpLMNAu
- auA.rus.assss oss..A.,s osss-. 7
wAsnisesos cns. April q. isaa 3
., WI ?, ~ = pssal's ~ ., -, e e 1890
BALfiMoRb. MAINLAND. snunspkfsl 4
oAnLisLn. sus AsE 'ssas SnuslDss.
wrLESoFoS blEtwzSs THURSDAY.
PrrsBuRo, s "a y va yarDAs.
TWO HuHpREb 6AvAiRf Konana s,sl
These Serss. have been soidsnsst y stal ~
the Cavalry service u ne army. sell te.it,I
for rad and fusming pafpesss nauy go hai.l
Horses sold slaeiy. uaiss 70 egmnanas - Y ;.
N. Terms cash In Uhlisd atalss saElsnlf, N
JANIS A nKiL fA
Bssy, D.lE. Gen, n shsrss nrsi Disis.sa ~
nATU mn O0MnUHNU0 NON ara
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,ALB on ooSDKNNHb HORSES.

ouAnfnzAsfn eanaaAl'e osylen. o.
WIN g !. ::Ia S. cl.' .. asi q;
bidder. a 0issboFo', d. o., On flI ~ 'n'itl
-1+t BRiDAY, Nay 10, : ! q v "a Z, -
3 funaDAf. Mar ~ N ~ IA ilI,
TWO HUNDRED c1vILkY N0nsns nzoEr,l
These hssss. have ben ssnasa.sa - sssl ~ J
.; :s.s ~ .s = Z: i SsSs. -ss -
Rs~s: .sls .isEis; a. !. J. .ssa..ss s.,e
q N. Terms sash, u vnis,d s:.,.s sa,sssef -
Brsvs. Dheadisr General, y Iehbrgs 4IEEl =
Dlyi.isa aaar'sFnas,sr aee7sAip oess 4 ( y
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wAAuryros. D, o., Nay 4 il13. y.
win - sold a Publis Aaeiisn, nnaes ~ 4. -
regllon Y Capitals Q. n. Tempkina, A. q ~ ~.
g. A., 1t ~ doysrnmsni warehouses, sliaa.st -
the square bswssA \ aai J, aed Tasntis,h an4
Twsaly :ar.l s,resia, Washlngieut ~ c. "a
lot Of ouartsrmastsr STORES, oondsmnsa q MAJ
for public nse, vin. -
Axes, Picks, AaguIa BFashes. bsile.., nI.fl.as
Wagon Covers, Curry -combn, Cklagl1, No1Ill.e
Chairs, Forks, hammsI., Iaiehels, kriysA n,A--
saws. shsvsIs, s.Sdss' 3 aais. wiz.
and large lot o. WfSnghi- lrea so1ipa, olI1sl
lrou. Horse hhess, w.Een.rrs -, q : z + - \
y Horse Powers, se4Rlsls p BAR, lleas NM
~ . y II SaSsr. III, I'm 1 x !, ,.
ne stores withla ave Aayn tom data n sals
Turms sash, II oovsEnmspl flnas. 3.
big. 0sa. IA chisi sa;,s'sa,s;.;s. 3.
mYl1~ltt dn friH HlNf hIlIf' .raltl i
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WRAHpINo PAPEn H0n nALH Az
W thssilss y tAs NAFlosfl AlgpptletR =
y s,'3 sasssss se.i. f,1
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GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
s ~ S4Ms A Y eAHRfsos SauirAo5 TINT

bIFpT % wlHpissIos, 4.
wAa4fsefex, ,. o., Nay !, 1873 N i ~
reetlon Of Captain D. o. Thomas, II & f., q a >
A., n 0overhmeat Narohouae no. q 90 noVaus
tssntk. betwesa \ ana streets naFik, WnIkin9
y: 3 g e s .ss. q !. :ssi. ~ 1
iahsisy ss1 Cavalry Goats, Jasksi.. Tssvssls.
Drawers, shIrta, Felt Hats, CAPS. bAolas. Igens
Ings, Blankets, Kettles, Pass, ehevela hpslea,
Tent Culilngs, Hospital fsEa. slblsy Ts2is
sasss.sisi Sidasss mas. ssnssssAs slss,s VIA. !,
IN ave tsl days FROM AAis q ssla y. &. -, M
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rs ..a :! .. !; "a. B,

Brig. o... ana ckisf 6ss ,s,i..ziss. s;ss
myt-iet sA DspgI ~ Wlship1laa. d,
GALE OF CONDEMNED gu AhxNIk(L11tr
- fEH sf0RHs, HORSE rOWnl1, Mia. Il
DRAIN CLEAkBns, 10, ielp3 fnu m 81.
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coLoSsL n. u. WELLS,

and another situnR on ono Of the horses. He
described the appearance Of ths persons. and said
speech, Ind that The person on hofsebask had
broken his leg and desired medical attendance
~ assisted IN bringing tho person who was on
horseback into the house, and laying him upon
the sofa, In the parlOr, and after some time he
was carried up stairs aud laid on bed ia what
was called the front room he then proceeded 10
examine the leg, aud discovered that the outward
bone FAs broken nearly at right Ingies across
the llhlb, about two inches above the InEtep; he
said Il was not a compound fracture; that the
patient complained Of pain IN bis hack, but he
found no apparent cause for the pain, except a.
proceeding from tho effect q > fan from horse,
a. the patient stated be had fallen be said thai
he dressed the limb A. veil - he was able 10 DO
with the limited facilities a hls command, AAd
called awhlts hired servant V makes eruteh for
their patient The eru.eh was made, Breakfast
sons, the one who was uninjured, was invltid TO
breakfast with them.
The prisoner further stated that after breakfast
he noticed his patient % DO much worn, debili-
lated, and pale. The young man male some 70.
mark IN relation 10 procuring some eOnTeyanee
for taking his friend away, and that some time
after dinner be started with him TO see II car
rage could BE greeared, Alter travelling ioT
the young man remarked that 10 Wonld not 70
any further, bat would retpfh Ga tie house and
see " 10 could Adi get Ms friend sway The doe.
which was he farthssi point II kis Journey y. IL
returned 10 HE house about 0'clOok IN the
afternoon, In speaking a the wounded man,
asked him u he knew who The person Wa "a
which he replied that be did not recognise him
then exhibited 20 him what Wa said to be
miniature Of Booth, and be said that from lhe
miniature he could act roepgnize him, He stated,
however, IA answer 10 another question, that he
pot Booth some time IN November. thlnk he
aid that he was Introduced By q M. Thompaon
70 booih lhlnk the introducfion took plaeo Il
church on = Sunday naeFuing. and afor tha
Introduction had been glxen, IhdlhpSph did
hat Booth wanted u bay farming lands.
fhsy AAa sgMs seaytF,atSs ~ az WelSe
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fEokARD CROWN. .p,,..,o,
Q. 2. hnss. 80. .AsIIls iIss.Ess
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gle for life a. before II struggled for eT Ience,
finally overcome treason within, as before Il over
came oppression without. Tomorrow will DO the
siRhty .uin,h anniversary Of the day when the
fathers 0, the Republic declared In solemn council
ahet "the American colonies were, and ~ right
ought 10 be, free snd independent" To the in
s,rumcni which proclaimed that declaration TO
che world, patriots from Northern aud
Bouthern st.es sppcnled thelr Names plcls-
rig ',her lir,s their fortunes a. "a ir sa,rci h1n-
or" shoider 10 shoulder they went into the conflict
which followed Massachuse,ts AMI luth Carolina
ridr by sido-lbcr blood commirgliug On 1he Tat
Aaedeld, and c1nsecrsung the country b. freedom
and brotherhood. Tomorrow the commemotN,ion
81 that devotion will 10 celebrated, tut IN addition
~ It, another event, already stated, will lie COM
snemorstcd, Of which tho southern fathers Of te
evolution never dreamed-Ihc rescue ~ the c'un-
sry from the reasonable hands ~ thor descend
ants Ytso Ills. Sons Of tho brave men who
fought tho battles Of freedom, sous Of those who
gave their services and some Of them their lives
for the principles Of republication aud liberty
havc irampled upon The flag Of their country and
have traitorously sought 10 overthrow N, political
structure which cem,nted by Northern and
Southern blood. hut tho nation has survived tho
work Of treason, tho flag 81 tho Republic Il un-
aarnished, freedom has boon preserved, and treason
has been overthrown. Well may tho nation re-
joico ,bon, upon Ihe glorious anniversary shat will
occur ~. morrow. Not only has liberty been pre-
ssrved, but freedom has been made universal
shroupiou the country, and hss no longor blot
upon It's name Ths old evil which was born with
she nation, aud which 80 greatly retarded its al
vsncemcnt and threatened ia existence has been
eradicaied, md, br the first time In the history Of
she United s,atla, tho uttCrsnce OF III word free
don, upon independence Day, will not he a mis-
noInsr I future now OPENS upon ths country
snsp ciously, gloriousy, for tho nation has heen
dsen,hralled from tic influence THAT ciosscd -
prosperity in tbc past. Independence the u'-
umph Of union over disuncn, snI The inau}nra-
sion OF entire freedom throughout the country arc
events that may well evoke celebration such az
thc nation has never seen bcfafc.
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s'ions are apt to destroy Ia name as vel ss ~
priLc'p e., fr that organization has gone through
q numl er n transitions wit In the las, few ye.rs
aud n ,ach case has thrown 81 its oid designation
o. unceremoniously as toad sheds its coat.
Tie Democratic party has different rec
o-d, for II las not been in tho habit q
running amer every new political hobby. Il
has firmly adhered 10 OH pin 'ihlcs, snd
Nj. charS-ieri-i'c IN connection VIII popular
name, has cna 'ol il 90 retain lta fo,.u ~ through
al the mutations u r,ILsa. II may, neref r.,
still reis'n tic ume-honorad aIl- laiion Al! prot
ally " n, Lut ID must he re- rgani.ol' and new
principle, mus, ho aiop.c in un-mt7 wa tho
change ol pu. DC policy, on national questions I
Ia folly " talk " I've poiL'.. parties now. Thee
Is nothing Il the nj iu to country, Or ,he VAT
hAs swept away all the old seucn's u p'rty Vi
tahty. a party without live principles isi.kea zoe
comorve without wa,ct-you may Gro up wLi
doomsdsy, but tie machine WON'T move.
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Tho Wv Epglanl IIcr.e.rurder.

The E-.ou Pom g.,cs the .oll0N4u- Iuteullrs Of
the ia', si,, .atH tar3' to troi hor % from tbs.
city 10 rortauI, Sc, letsoou sunsc; and sunri1c-a
distsnce Of llj miles:
The 81 nal vss black Fclding, iarre and min in
it. vDf fOue Ten NauI ct. stood slN' cn tan
uI.h e. tt.c over ten y,arr Of age and Wa Is fti
u Maine. since the rae was nriuntcd q has tt'lirl
q ...i .,I Ui -grguIatIn among hor" men IN tht'
e., Iu4 rIcluit.. lul considerable money hV ttcu
va.o"t ou Do. It.uI tno.c well acquainted Nlih 20
,u.u.H,p o The animal being percttIy ~Ilul 20 iu-
to.t t'r.f sIafIrs u he favor. The horse WIS 90 -
.4slDt., u o. WIS ,NIIusHty rtipuiutct tldt ir
-hnd ave- o. e. Old stage rod to tie lures t.tf,
thr 90 lance he'r' crmpltoi 10 he about one huul'i
and FNrtrI miles Toe a.t' NJ To drive hOtHe tAts
d..t rra n - tiuse !t. owe. rough road a. e. be-
hcVe, HYrrsetcult although scNeral noted matches
a-aiust umr are uesn go out memory. lwo OF mo
ho.-cs IN tis country have accomplished the feat Of
since man undertook to drive ho's"
one hundred miles in ten hours on, one
! arrauecmeat IA made thSt she race might
| so = entirely suoo.h and far. 70 provide aginlt
~, Wh.ch wa. .,ady Tor In use II be should break
hi. Nv o. N. pilut mANin' hv,uent changes Of hoTes
| horses To- zee iuif play ior the money they hal
| sJaAci. The tolls on tlle lrltrcs were a-o paid in
ON that GORE, Al hhii-,ntt TOUR o'clock, Wedne-ag
| morning. the horse wsu started on his Journey, M.
| Frank Is iFgr' weIl-FuoRn turtle holding the NIB
oou- over him. lie point Of departure va flichbute
| katold depot on tHureRay steUt, at which lace
scrr corgiegaied quite uumier OF interested par
trs 10 s,t The tart, incuclns one man Who hed an
| almanac he hs hand 20 make sure thing "a 70 tho
time the sun tose. The bore reached Nov buryport,
oHe-thld Of thU distance IN four hour- IN good con-
duou, although W. understand that Tor the hrst ie v
mile. De- secured considerably stop OF NJ,
teen minutes Wa made at eWburyport, and
| Portsmouth, WAS reached At quarter be-
| fore eleven. Here the animal was taken out un-
| haru,s.oC, dubbed down aud led. Al ten minutes
| past WE'VE A.. BiiFss agsin took his seat In the
rulky and start WA maac the horse TO all appear
aure-, IA excellent condition Saco sas reached al
| 40 T. NJ, ami q rest VI htteen minutes taken. A,
the hour approached when the holso expected q
arrive IN Portland, considerable IN cfest wa mani
4 -tei AID quite crowd OF people gathered Ia ifon
of the llelc House, the point Al which the race
sas 10 terminate. AZ time pa-ssd on II began 10 b
cousde ei dOuh. Iul Il the horse Would pull through
and at s,vCu o'clock II reported that the hors,
had given out which, In short time was CORRIDORS
tel b, persons sho wen. Out on the rUai, that th'
hove m coming the ScarbOrO' turnpike ha'
dropped to she ground and died shortly after. Thea
vt,c seyrtR reports IN the city ycrterdiy in resar
to tht causes Oi Eilu.v the most general seeming
be- that the animal wa. not properly led on the Jour
nry. At any rate ho. ~ Il VAL he long time BE-
tore IiiullAr iCAt IS attempted.
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lug ~ - ,stlsA usv-rueiess, - our uu'y ~ o."
pon the tncn---vho r.fiso tho work offered under
h, colH>ct--to cor edsr well the grounds Of their
reaEil snd bsf'ro deciding W reject an opportuni-
ty of 10 III en.u'5ysi u labor they are 80 eompe-
tsat Q. 1rin ; 10 sure that public opinion
slI sustain a EN- 10 such a course.
DlI ems require clean streets, and II mus he
rsas'S'-od lhst the humLlest and high,ss are
ally risrested il having the sccumul,tng
% n our tto-oul,ff,res removed. II one class
laborny men WiI not perform Me work, an
I'aci oA', Will i9u' tless be- willing 70 do 49, II
81 1se Tho forrerl, rer'orued tho labor, will not
b. hs work now greener bands will prob
.Hy b glad y he opportunity. II these
annot bs '7uni, thcn machinery will en-
lrr tho Arsrs sul 10 allowed 10 comto.s y ID
We lAbortre who 4ight, II wise ooursels rreyan,
-c,ain this kind 1t employment. wheue,cr aio
Cd ,tu u lsbor are iriinged, the people are always
-aaly - protect tosc who aro outraged tus
'su class ~ sahor.ng mon suffer them.
20 b rsAsllod ~ tie des, guiug
co. a. - .-s city, very little sympathy
vii be shown toward thoso who are taken IN and
injured hy he political wire-pullers. We
roiethe lato-ers VIII not G deceived in this in
stance, hlt calmly d.Bluss the -ubi.at. and arrive
AZ core, conclusions befors finally res living to
place Asrse yes outside Of the sympathy Of tie
ratl., iya course not at present warranted by
aly eu.r.a.ancut upon their ri hts.
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Inules. CITY Rrurond Companies.

TnsRE. municipal ordnance imp.siug 'a'
n fny dollars yer day upon every -ity oar r.n-
ming without license, g. there 4ro four attaches ~
tie police department whose duty . rs 200 rep.'
violations Of this aw one ~ uIoss 1'1.srs 81
inc, reported HAT he loro Inns q. .vrrrI ,i.la-
tons Of the SAID Law, since tie lI 81 Mar %, '-
Cont 10 make over two huusr, thausalI .,alr'
In Gnes. now tia v.dout from It's gcuo-s' 'is.
re,,rd II the oru nance hy he q, lr0,l ,yrptl.r'
that they h,ve mo- fcar ~ pccm'a.y su9crn. o..r'.
from, and wbyisitf Tho truth seems u tc tlat
tho city authorize. e,hcr arc afraid ~ tlc.o aui.-
cou. rnHnep.'ir4. ~ else thcv ha.a M iric-estip
,ro,.., them +, a,.rr.ic law. rlb.c
opinion and cycrvth ~. elge thai cones
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MULLANE--On saturday r,-uins, 80.
Illness, Patrick MuIliue, nsuVe Oi ButteW
Cork. ireland. aged ~ wears
The relatives and friends OF the tamiN'
Of his father-in-law, Ihos Ions, are re.pc !
vi'ed 10 attend the funeral this LAY lbondH.
O'Clock, from hi, late retideucc, 64i Water -
MURPHY-On Friday evening. june, ~
Cornelius Murphy. nstive Of New make
Cork. IRELAND, afod o years.
The funeral ~ill take place from b p ls'o O.
978 North Its WlliamsDursu, the Sol
noon, Cd inst, At 1 O'Clock.
ARROLL - on saturday nishL u
Carroll. aged g. year.
ne friends and iclsiivDs Of ihc family arc
fully invited o. attend the iuctul this
st Jclo,k, from her late Itsi4Chco,
street
NANSTES-On SUNDAY, July %. of dro'
Vans en-, nstiy' Of queens Cos Ireland,
and - days.
The relative. sni frienls of the family
full. invited 90 attend the funeral Oh
| Afternoon, at II O'Clock, iIom his late 10.
| CrecuNiCh II.
| WHITMOKE-On SUNDAY. July "a,
| Holm WhitnOrC, n-yl o. vpA.E
| Ills frieuds and acquaintance are te'tlk
| vitcd 20 attend his Immoral, on ruprda, d.
! o'clock from HE lat. l,sidence, ljl Eistl
| ln'erm,nt in 6iceuV ODD.
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domestic Markets. " Wholesale Prices urrent


NEv YoRH. SATURDAY. July I, 1852
Core., ib.--JsNA q 49, 81. lo9inS' %
h'S i,,.-6 No Nd S S -sio Md. UplAnd'
Go,..ne oooa @6ss ,,l5a9 ',i SlfH4 ii1H o.
broua, p.s5l do Others 2oAz' flAhneI' 4n's :
s1 HsIi., evi -pry cod 75A7 oC pick do lbl, Q
a. 90; Dry scale, Al OJ; PICK. salmon, /, %" va
81 " LscLeieL l. bSy, - 'si--; her.ns' j.,
-Four and Ma. Jbi.-Censnos, ert, Gg'ss 30;
statc. 4. TO e.. oar q, M.ssouri, 0aAlu 20 q,
tHna..su, c. o. 3 15a~ ~ RYE flour. 6,rj 81; Corn
ueaI, o a. %; 10 Brandy siuc. i5si .u,
Frutt.-Rasns, b'ch, . 81 a., Layer, box, "a
6 %; CuIIGnIs- aIL4 Almonds 2.a-os 10 shs.o1
G,a,n, bu,l.-whe,t, Ill., VII. eos1 70; C.n.l. Al
Club, goal 20 Rye, aye; CONF ~ Bur
Lum5.r-Uss lo-, and pianks per NJ, G aIE Rat.
sp-ucc "a Gals " slaves hhdf- gal D. 90 boH.'
soa.''', ool.--NoE Orleans, -; Porto Rno'
Oiis-OIve, cnHe, old, IA 20 owe suulon,
Palm, H. ro.d, -; liu'd city, l'Al l.i Whale
Iyir's ons."Reos m. M, ioOa1f On: 10. n.
m, nominal folE. clear, new, nominal r.. mos.
lo ioalg l,. Dop- w. Is oJal' 1O AID per ~ l., ,
Cheese, common t1cuo.oo. isi5.
si1ri,t gut Aicono, 'ai al T.; iirsniy, D'tI
ies, Al Gag 90 st.crOi1. 75aS 90 Am pure, y,
On. Am. -. 20; whisEcy Am, ,2sg %;
suSs'. ib.-Scw Ureans =; ditto clarified,
a. Porto Kleo Has Bfah' b.o'n, J ~
cT.hsd. ~ -; siuasts' rramuiati. o.: siusr,j
ground. 10. stuaru White-A lsA; stunis C
Iss-Lb IIy,ou. / Ooai GO Young DO. seal % Hv
son hin; AsJ: Gunpowder and Imp. lOsl -
Oeons, 7oal 30; Souhacy and Congo 55,i 90. 90.
S. domino, Ion bond 6lig; Havana dup
paid 9Ja. VI; Connections, 1al5.
. .G'N k tSAm and 3D. n as sisS Ann Am NJ.
eSs6l Sun. 4 eI. pulled, Gii,s 30 H. pulled ct.9S
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Recommendation OF Parties.

SEv=sAL journals representing both the Demo
crl.., aud the Republican parties, are putting forth
elaborate DISSERTATIONS Prove that their respect
I've political organizations "sun live" These
newspap,rs, like uoylces learning 10 swim, have
got out into deep water, and tho fear Of beiu} I'M
allie 10 return causes them to cast stful ances
Al tie ol poltcs LANDING, thnkin Il safer 70 re-
.rcat than t. advance C,nscq neatly we are now
ruterta.ucl with Arguments intended t. show that
she old parties 40 si' .ptleL thsttDcrc Is no ne
ecssty Tor rcor .au,laton, Gau thas hU.s VIII
oenuo,lr,l run slonE in The the same grooves as
ocrore tho war The mistake made by A,sl jour-
oals ir that they takc only cur ry view Of tho
subcr'. They count mp the number OF uemo-
crst,7 O Republican yotcr', sni SOC In tho nyus,s
apaNcg6,l g'amelto' lplIcd sya1rt.; -rr.v.us
=, thc conclusion that nothing moro So essential
Nov d hst,r is uou,p4ly tho sumo t,l.- "Acth
O. green or rci, hut TIE lolus process stops o.
Ilnct.lu which makes j., sluiru aud "s.--le. II
this We have an admirable Nus rason O. tlc,Atug
shat has come over TIE political parties an TIA
was vital in thon has hcUA boiled ont g th
events Of Il q lAtc war. Aptty without clearly d,
Hnei and lice political pri cpleS is simply a shc
thc body polite tha, csnuo, be -alyaaiz d into nc
Sion AID # 80, what Is there IN the Old prGcip'e
OF either tho Democratic or the Republ can part
that adsptod to the present condition Of thc coul
N.Y. The principles upon which thcie parties wer
bupded before the war, had reisTslce almost e.
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CARRnII.-Mtry Carroll wife Of atrirt Carroll,
OF ltot. Go. GALWAY, lrclau4, aHci as years
The i4ucta stu take place this tMOn.av. after
noon, a. 2 o'cocE, nom TIE rcsiGcuce OF Don fuu-
In law, John CuIy, q Z lulId ave near l.l ~ 10
calvary tCiucteIy The ticn.s 90. tne family are
,c.p .gtiuiiy invited 90 attend. no
uANIFr-Ou SATURDAY, July |, Bridget Daniel,
Inc rtla'i. and friends Of the family are ro-pcct-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, his hcuday
afternoon. at O'clock rom the staten s AL .irg,
lot oi Whitehall 81, Lea Ielua.Us NJ! " la D. 10
calvary IeLuetvEy, Nv
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ireland and Her Dogs

Louton pspor prints the following dolorous
prose dog ,srol about the way Irelsnd &. going 10
the dogs John Butts state Of mind over the
proipec. Of a general hydrophobt epidemic in the
"emerAi ise' is suggestive. ireland may 90
mad some day, and ssstle tho tate Of England of
hand;
The emf grafton from ireland has turned loose
hundreds Of thousands Il dogs to become Wild q.
one member re- kOus 80 Irish dogs a. = million A;
another aIa million aud hal and SIR X. Pee At
two millions. These yAgrant dogs worry sleep
gLC cattle, Aul PIGS, cuumuucAto yermtn ~ tneID,
~ 81 Their health and ttoir rcpose, hinder their
iatteuius, And Kill oil the sheep uy thousands In =
year, The sheep killed outrgII aud reported to
the police were ak thoussui one huudred and
fory seven IN 1864 and IN N incslculablo num-
ter ot cSHes tie police are not s.peae1 TO at all ~
small hsye h,tuUr,O hten tie chances OF redrcss'
OAetsribe feature OF the case he progressive iu-
crease OF natal cssos OF hy Va Ireland we
/ learn from Professor Gam 60. For the ten years
ending iu lSil there were thirty-ouo cases report
ell; u tho .tyt zen wears, hity-soNeu cases AM NJ
the ten ending in lSbl, slNty-oue. mis- was WIZ,
] e fatal cases ia scotland we're too 10" to aiJfu
. material z r an average; ami while IN In,
tI,, had Dec. ueI iro.u Twenty-Five 10 three ia the
b. l.t.yr teu yusgs Il county Down, 10 spears th'
farmers hLI les or kccpus sltop at oil, 10 Frea
we're tnr.r losses nom dogs Ia Donegal me thou
f.44 four Nun tref tea sheep we're 81 Destroy q
Las, year, AMI "a ouly four hu Idrel Au4 forty
b. Stances m ,Au six thousand aud odd were tn
oN uVrs = The uuFs HscoriHlnet and mad 10 pa.
lAm,-e5. |. IS q very riuua matter tAI nov
~ cu Woo. ant mutton are Boa uuplC- cdCutc4 re
q.,sJ, and tlc rural lurIuoso. l-cari 50 syryl
Il,yl anne aiur, ruIstaSe like sis should b
abroad, Wa,lu. thr tl,Ea, aelrASins thc WOO. AN
tle mutton ty ylrulu aud disease, eNasperaun,
be .ral =, ans running the small farmer. /, wa
tuy .. st Gs -overlwu.t should ttkc IA hand =
ev. wl.a ,he ogeul,css VI farms could not de'
With lu.. lrI .uHIIA.