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GsHznani says thu, ie,tor from Cairo contains
m interesting .ceount Of a match between Prince
Hahn and an English gentleman ntnloL Ross TO
test TIC fov e-s o. endurance o. English and Arab
horses. r T-ncs chose white sisllion. named
Aiassl, br"I.Af n syrt. about two veArs ago'
AMI which he rode 'meelf while M. X lee role .
nv year ,ld mare, name Brechnui,etp ortod rom
Euglaui seven mo tbs back. and riu.eu Rs VI.
Tl.iui son. ITO conditions wero t.st tue t"o
/ rseg should hunt the gszels an The estri- dur
ns pcrijd " seven days, aat II one o. thcIn save
~ the survivor SHOULD 10 tho winner, unless they
both die ur IT, same day, in which case the own
or Of a. IN -h horse srouli recc We the staE es'
The match Sas tor Loco, aid by Pnrce H. IN
al.ins. Al L ,s'. 1901 ~ ldl o. tCu 20 one. Tho
hunt l.u.. a 10 the desert Al two hours ride
from Carr, st hAE-past five, on the morning fP-
polluted; we two horses proceeded aWalk Tor i've
hours, ~ he euJ VI which LIn. Beochuut Les An 20
manifest sous unsssiuess. A. eleven. gazcac
vas started, tu1 bTcu ht down Aicr a ga - %
shout Eve minutes. Half IN hour l- '-' ~ -.
and NJ. Tlompanu tuned atSu' w 80 - W 80, 49,
en- an pmelt. tle Eaellsb 81 sV'.i ~ ~, -
AID .ou,ttfue. trn,,is-s, Nucn 'ot pIO,eedins M
- .ni h.If SsocAHut began to wsver, ard hr
1t,,,,r,or. seeing Tat she was Alout to isIl,
Al gLt,J, tue mare advanced = few s.tps farther,
,nI icll to the ground utterly eXhsut'el. Amor
re,naining for twenty minutes beside Bsociuu-
tie Prince AMI Mr. Thompson EFF to obtain ass -
nLce the CAM, tAc &C being 81 IT awe At tAeu
Jcptr ure. Eve hours lat an EIS isl veterinary
surgeon, accompanied b. q ,rUmeudHry tearing
water, arrived NJ the SPOT Wher, she hai ialIcn,
when = . was fouud 10 DO dad while yutAfes
we're alr,ai, at,Ec.ins sbo bo4y a clAu. nA-
ton OF ,ne mare by tAe slr.op1 rhoNcI hat SIC
81 &C "a ca from 'strlle - the who'll bouy VAS cou-
t.at,cd M. ...ly Of r,splr suou. PA
II .,cIu's uor4. A,ssl. ti t!e uicaItiue slowed no
t..rl ut o. s'ial, and continued 20 hunt during
/ q three GLOWING dA,s. he ~eiy4s earned Uy
81, AIut vas tl5vc4 stOac t.ros pounds, -ud tbHt
T. A...ssA Iwviys st0u, ..uy.
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Al lsst We ave .uthcu,l, mel .euco .rr 20 Ea--
l.nd o., N tie pr,par-d--5 10y laying 8 q ueS
Atlantic tc,erauu cable i,yl ircr completed, aed
tl,t tie second sulupt To- c9a.,,. Earope VITA
Amer. 4 tv the o's-,,ic csrreut viii Immediately
he made. The Grc,. Eastern, 900 lo.eu9,1 Of
naval arch i.ettur,, IL. SRI ~ ..e been 'c,,ci
Tor carrsir. ue ,.lIe aul l.,Iaritip l.s ocean
b,l. Ga Tlurstay W Friday % DIS 1c,', go
s.r.lur 20 die I.l.-s ..us.- t.s .,,l,.H, &c
Great Ets..-u v.N I'VE g.. '.g' y .a.iy, on
40 v,i. coo 4. If lre..a1, which is nos 10 te, Us
Oh de .rA .,c.s ou, .le tN.tru terminus ~ to
t5,c-rsfl. A. tlc In'ir y,..o t..- l.ir v.l start
rp.utLc irlu..t.rt y.ga-s .'Dstta. l'A lns..,
,lIlful eNtra.r1,nar- tlrc. .lcat .utsrictos, Il
q, Thought tic expedition v.u rgSsA $50 ,o,,, Il
Newfoundland alug. 40 -o.l uaL Nl,a 20
g. tlt protal .s o. .ucr.7i IA .hc ..s.l. porte
u.au,, lt.sua. ,,t. 30 Calculate D.. ...ur. LuI
nom triu.,.teust .. r.u ..'r lp,a uu.. ,ae
cx,,s. ol.o IT,. W ,s.- 20 ..e '.f. .l.ru ',,
a4I ,rlm a.. coma Co.. sc 'u.a..o'.y4 D. &c .cuue-
men 81 at.ol w.,A o., e. ru,oa cd ttl tu.e,4y q,
| there ia tuo,. ,t. a .i believing ist. tv.' DR. q
| successful. while to ORIGINAL experiment va.
| effectively .l'ul', 70 .,n4al Co give r'r wed
! lit. to re.e,Uac iY,p record DR. t.t Iratu..'.ty
/ Of eaa. ushiuE elect Il ,cfw1a p ''."e'r
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TINS day-the sJth Anniversary Of American
Indeyendvnce- new era IN tho hisory Of
our country. II isthe day vhict by common con-
sen, Throughout; the United Sllies hw been 80
lec,od for general iuhlAaon IN honor Of tho
preservltiol Of tho nah9n'- iio from no hand Of
treason, and Of rejoicing At tie return q Teaco
and prosperity TO the VII 10 country. Further
than this to-day ia ft.ns tims FOR t1Ankfilne's
that the system OF oppression which Las 40 long
dlsyraoed COR Otherwise free institutions, ~ mum
bero with tho past, aud no longer taruishts hc
nsrno Of the Republic. In Ia, this day ~ !hi
dividing line which shuts out slavery treason, re-
1elon and civil war. and opens up, glorious ~
iure Of mustered liberty, prosperity and great
ness The country has h.ro,oforo tsen struggling
like CdrfsriAs In the dough OF dcsp'''
with . burden Of stvsry, o. gArchy
latent treason, and lanerly with OPP
rebellion. All this woi.hi Is nov ofosn
of. and The nation rises from ~ prosu..
zion wish feeling 81 ugh,ness and rciuvcua4ou'
re,dv 10 start anew upon the highway OF progress
and enlightm.nt, disenthrrNei and unineun erod
by the causes that once retarded It's advsnctmsnt
This day breaks upon tho nation more prom singJ
shsn any preceding natal day since Tho form'hon
al tho Government
In celebrating this anniversary Of our Nations
birthday, We do 40 under Circumstances somewhat
similar 10 those that attended tho hrs celebration
Of the Fourth Of July, after orr ancestors had
achieved the Independence Of the United s1sies Of
America. They rcoiced then over tho triumph oi
principles, snd now . liberty " political scuon'
which Wo have assured to our descendants by suc-
rs,s'illy putting down tho rebellion. We now
reolee shat our Institutions rro 10 10 msiutsined'
and that honce'orth no party can arise and become
strong enough 10 take from ne tho political rights
wo inherited by virtue of that Constitution
formed by the valiant and Wise men who bs
Gueathed TO US a Republican form OF govern
upent In honoring them upon this occason, w
honor ourselves. In praslng their achievements
we also g.orfy our own. They fought for A'
right Of se,-government and we have vindicaiei
our claim 10 enjoy the PRIVILEGES conferred upon
as by The men Of tie Revelation.
The darkness that haI oversn-ead the Ian.
during tho last four years has teen d.'-.rs'e, TIC
havoc Of war has ceased, aud tbs hHght sua o
p.,ce shines forth upon ihe country in ~ ~
sp.,ndor A glorious future now dA~ns upon the
country. The past four years hLs proson our
couatry the first military power among the nA'
tons. and tho future aim should be to make ~
audustri.l Advancement - gre" cause OF aston
ishment 20 Europe a. our military Geye'opmen
has lately been. We should now a,yo !he ~orl.
~ oxempliacstion 4 tho alAso tina; "psAoe Lat
hcr victories no less renowned than war" giyini
/. fresh impetus to MI that goes W make up 'n
sum Of nAtionsl greatness AMI pressing iorwAr
with renewed energy in .h' path Of freedom an'
s,tnanifost destlny"
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inr nearly the whole Of the hand nom the limb.
Toe engineor pcrce,y,ny him then for the FRS,
time, stopped the train, when the child ran Of, and
WAS found with his shattered arm ueh'nd his hack
sitting on q fence whisthng yankee Doodle"
and pretending nothing had happened Heote
be could be taken home GeOrse fair ted from palm
and loss o. blood bu, when restored and . sur
geon summoned, be reused to take any Anesthe-
tic agent, hut told the medical gentleman 10 cut
away The seslpel was used on the mangled limb,
tut the little fellow never whimpered or complain
ell. NIta nerve trsmDled during the operation
which mUss hsys been very painful indeed the
boy d.i not epslk urt IL was over, when he re-
marked with yrea, .a.isfs ton and an air Of tn
umIh "wsn, am glad nd i / can't be sent
t. school for w'.ic anyhow" child with
wouI rsu. cJoluess saying Re ffs; put las rig1t
arm on tho traok, but rejecting that when he grew
UP he would not b" allie 10 wrue vel With TIT lofs
Of Ghug limb, ho o. ibsl'uied ne len rs ptfen.s
are much is.r aicd a. the occ irrtnc., and appre-
hem, II he is - q hoo! A.. n he III des,r"y
LIulself. Ire boy's conduct 10 almost iutNi heal 9
aud MS iortituds ani determination extraordinary
iOf Of LIS tender years.
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iIc t,...t',r. 'tt,,.',.., tbt't,,.ii. . .
6.il. min, -. '.at tic t,u, a ,h. ~
siI.rpcnn "a y osri.tk. On, Ei. -, 80,
East hs' 30.
tItTuAtS O, N,,A.y r,or,,,,. r,,i-.rt
Curits'l,rd =, u-1'.,'.., I.5,,,. G'ilt.,, D..
OF 20 i@i,r'rl. .,'.'B nd
mo 1,,,',i a. I'D A. L., Mao, 81. frrc.t.,.,
neon, NJ 3 O'Clock, lotA 'lul Cumberland ii.
linen Is ale te.ptcuuly lava cd 10 attend 60.
CHt-NpY The E.v y 4 er,,pl, ID ID al.
guI,I,i atr..s. si.i In f. ,,rn SI.., a., "a.
IN. wa. n native OF krutuckv md I. gi.t,,.
Princeton Co.lc-o.
NEAD-At Elntra = \ NJ, sr,l.- Trt
William d1aI. rat1-e N IN I'm. n',.l o..
nix MOI, = .IJ sr.-., 'r 's,'r,. oni ID,
btolnor, Franc stpI lame. h.. ,i Conn. .
q I6.h \ : in.i,,l-s- q. ~. ..',,l
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wi. - -rc1' ADVANTAGE IN rrevcn'in- injury TO
t4s cable a,. ng sla process OF paying out. Yet,
a. we previously rc1alfod, 8, is rot wei to be too
sauylne. Is Is mighty enterprise, out o. the
course Of ri mary calculation, liable to unfayor-
able contil zcncics, and at best very uncertain.
The result Of tie FRS, attempt dernonstra,e. tbs
fslv - expecting 700 much ard Of rejoicing pre-
matlrcly. So fsr az 40 eau nOio iuIsc' the sNpcr-
incut g likely to prove slcco4s.II but tie AslAn-
&c ocean isa iortni liable f,s 10 contend vita, and
tlsy make serious objections ,ok svirg It's sersbil-
ties sbO, ke1 BY an electrical bolt severe storm,
or an accdent 10 tie vessel may defeat tho whole
c-irrse, or II may be that after tie liao Is 81 1ced
% will ili,a'o is yrcic essJr--g.v, few srs-
no lc electrical L.!-t I'D then slbsfs
i,.uuousy. 10 weather, L,ve7tr, " the
| only sours fom which serious dan
- ,o the sred.t.on Il 70 te spr'teud,d. II the
master snip to which tic calic has been ea'r isi-
e. q a., pr We npo.eut 10 withstand the vcis'-
tujis OF the woa.Acr. 'horc % Lgt l.us ooubi tisi
the important enterprise VII result In suoeeas.
I 1berr 10 oncthinr IN 1onrocu "A wish tleWlrk tat
is 10 Ue ro.rrilc.-ts act that cur Cover msn'
/ hs not furnished q vessel 10 aecompsn the eNpe'
d.uon and to represent Ills country in the eutsr'
. rr'ac. On TO previous occasion tic Government
sent ono - ice bs.. yes lis :, a In ,Av.ng the ca
/ l'a, ami The r-. oct vas therefore really in1oru,-
tons bat in Gre pi,ser' i.Tar,o EIs.And q
furtisA.1t ,yor. 10 Z, sad vlI, q c'urse receive
| tic credit HIteve-, sileo tho electric teieyrRp'
' its,l' Ia an kme- Gnu Institution, W. may as vel
'et our traus-A.l.auc cousins have The credit o
ving the Ocean cable, and 10 they will only Civ
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Tie a,sps sion ofrou,-ssA .or army coshiug, ,
in coan'ci.oo vfh DC eurtsil1ac.t Of ul-1y !
brunch csd mI. t.'.c,are ft'eh always occurs @.
his s,assn 10 yoarfAs brown large lun-
Der Of ieu,iS 4 rauvob out Of employment. n
,diHon I, chess causes there Is 4. PROBABILITY
tia. man females who tooa situations hat hid
ten &c pei b. men going mo The arny--'1ch
~ c'erkstips End ofuer ii.ht occup,t ors will
now. since the obi = employees hAvo relIn,d,hs
turned adra. az >S.r known hs, during Tho
early PSF, q u. var when cktk. and Other en-
ployes d nj bunnssscs formed a cousCsrs'lc
proportion oi this enlsirnsnu ia lhia city, g. 500
kscJtts sDd others sorr Obliged N M their rlkc y
to gr'at extent viii females, long unable b.
ott'in suitable male help. Tic ezl er.usut q
eu yloying females In these situations has proven
o. successful. .hsi Il .. quite pro able many IN
poyers VIII ROT iso " return " m,lo labor, oven
si4oo The necessity Tor employing females
d. sueh capacities has ,o1sod ~ exs,
BUS there ar, many rmp'oy srs wo
vll,niarly guaraate,i 10 give ucr patriotic
on ploys. uleir Old 'acts, On returning rom ,he
VA, and . compliance with this promise Will now
leccsGtais d'scharro % a large NUM- = Of &C..
n les nW bs seen. therefore ,hii 'ntrov %
probably be m1 ms = lens a. labor during We
BALANCE of the summer seas a At hat s1d a. ihs
s.tos of this ars Lav, bcc1 20 r.sayrt n4 20 zee
cluus the possibility Of ntir swim much IN sub
~ emergency, ne want Of employment viii Oe g.
versly felt by ihen. We zee no means O.! clcVng
this excess u female lahor - long rs men TeIs,st
10 hlhng situations better sdarted to tie capacity
Of women, woTE ing for barely enough wages 20
meet frugal e1Iens,R when b. ertsriur tho y er-
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An election Wul be held in l.anes &c on the 81
day Of AZ W. for the election OF Rep. selt4tives in
me Tho -u.nt4 Congress, and to slpp,y yacaac e.
in the la-isau.e OF tho State, tachad to the
proc.autuuI 10. tp,eInOT B-oan'uE oi-c.Ing tho
!. c'iUn, - te Iaw OF tne boa o. JuIe TO niuit he
tan,hse. IGls Do ~ pIOylGcs that .lt celk " oAcu
C..nt sAtl Cpru and Keep - .iii ItFa,.l .UA OF
Nu.prs tc.Y huOm poo. Va. e. OATH, snA lp made
90 to- woe. ia Is EI.ula Ne p.OletJlo %. .d Ast
uag C,44ts Colt c-As are C..IlAIGeI By che Nuy-
C.Llrs poe .lnalUu, "Wlt4Jut Lt.lyt 70 p.O.uIt =
t,sad iuoh Oh LoVAA for ea,A cuuuty, gII % uuol
ami y lie anne ss 20 b,.t4OI " votes OF ajIi
COuu.,, AID snI4 iu.ui IA such ~ uas u, il.a- al
NtLU lnc p.uytt.uur o. td4 L-t 4,GeI 81 Acc
U.IOI, .ud 40 pt-s.u sLai ue pc!.l.tel to woe a.
tbIu C.e,t.uu VAN VI such tet.lLc..u,'
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"Blroi.t," tie well known correspondent %
tie Dl.tan - EsAL, thus tolls t1c story o. Grant,
re-snlraaco iuto SIC UateI s.itos Army;
-Four years ago tlis very mont, Mrs. Grant
liVeD IN her qliaI homo IA GAlcns. He's hLs AMI
was NJ Gr4u., the leather A alcr, lin,u modest.
felia l. ma, N.tt olt much apparent iorco, who
attr ,cted v.ry little attention aIywEy. G war
had commenced. TIE dag bAI lerl shot away
from ltutcr, and Huot Out ot rebel cannon al
n mpAs =. Olr morning NJ. ant caleb on
S.4a,lr W4snuuru-, who rssiied IA Gilcua. He
TIA M W ASi he did n0I feel rCut--that no
could MOI sleep nights, that he & II that 10 WAS
uuiug nothing tor his country. have Teen eli icat-
ed AZ the LAtou's expense, said 10, .ut here a,n
At home doilg nothing. / DONE know whlI 70
do. | am no Iolit!-isn. cont socm 10 10
wpulei anywhere, vel ! feel as n | wero % flr
sDIlcs. In, 10 | could on'y aud my place. hr.
Wa.uburne Iayied his ucighbor 30 accompany
linn 20 Springfield, wlUre ~ important coABul-
J., on WA ~ 10 no a. the 70 Test Of Governor
YA.cs. Ga thc moruing oi tn' fourth d1y, I-.
Grant callel a. Nj. Mas1lUruc's room, auG aid
:, uiu. "NJb1ly tuows me horo-tucrc Is uosh-
ing 'Or me w. do am go ng home" Hold Oh q
cay logger said Wasaburu lac nv,g day sn
'ii,f lrsGuI Ina .ussIou was he,d In ttn council
e. amber. Al NJ. Maghburns's req 50 N F.. Grant
was ca Ell Al. IL u,ll an interview ST. 10
; ace uuthouues 20 tL.rty m'nu.es, ana tueu went
out. As tho uuor closed, Governor Gate. cried
Ou,, 80 )od God W.slUurus, VINO ID tl.s AMI
have learu 'N"ut tro pc il 1h.i 'A'rty tniu-
utos than / .n. .l.' " hio all can 90 i1r him
now ~ 10 -. 80, 0u ~ IlaA you - home aud
raise = re.imouL and ia ooua.s.i D Ian -
Colonel" Tue thlug Was done. Lac let VI tie
story a., wor4 knows by hears'
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IN consequence Of the celebration of our National
Anniyerssry, the sun Office vii. be closed DUNG
this day, and no paper ssu.d tomorrow morning
IL leu hereof an EXTRA Sun, containing 81, tie
latest news, will he ready ut an early hour On
che morning u the 9Th
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CALL i.SpER -GOOpuUE - Al the tri9r's
There, l.. s.. ,'oo.huc. L. 10, Cheese 'sAs .- ..
I'm. y aud Az A. t,ooitu..o. ,n.r..t
Cardt issued.
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p,.,,.;-, New. sIarsstu, &c.

Sev York, Monday, July 3 6P.M-Sotvithnsr
ing the adjournment Of the stock Boards snd &C
Room, there vm quite estheriuf Of operators cl
street this morning The European adviees out
an advance IN Erie to IS and Illinois Central to,i
had . very buoysnt effect upon these stocks and h
vas sharp rise in prices. Governments were n
mand At hottcr prices. Gold EEL to loN but Wha
China, advice, -ere made public It roe TO IL
closing a, 1874. At one O'clock the sp"culator &
dealer, in stocks had lcf, the street The uAnasei
in foreign exchange we're limited, In quotations.
steady At slighi advance upon saturiA e pD'
The Bank Statement for .A.I seek MAJ be guar
up tOlloFs
Loans.. Inc. s-V,5 y
-" e.......st.s stssss.s..t .I'eD' %
ttCrlA'i ons.. ts.ss.stss..s. .....tt.l inc
lclO -. ..'......s..s ss..s'.t.' At. 80.
leAAi louCC.s ....................t lac. 4,ot
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va Lave suot,. SEE .-ii.l"ui - Ecvcan news
AID as usual, ,uew phase is gwen 90 lie Gtns-
ton. MAJ uuIA- ald JuNgSz, judging b" tie
suoccssyertIJr,s concerning thcu, are lu.aruz
,housr,y es with o. .i';ary zee saw--.ne day Max.
gees up and Ju,su5 down, and r.cc rcrsq. Only
three OF iou- days % We l-d tho news that to
Il cial parry h,l "a an = most ti'is,r1u' do
feat, and that Jy ,a1z lad boon Obliged to fec for
h.sl. lie. NOV NO are toll that us Liberal lora.s
ar increasing tia. t.gro is tsanection between
tho French snd tie Austria uoor', Nat general
IN sirius. prevail on4e,ruin ihe Imperial G)Vern-
ment, aud that lsp.c Of tAs Empire Ia prog
uusi,stel. Aatc raNI uevs wom 2co will
prob.ll. 10 --sor ian'a si.n prlge .eui' Iut Ito
case in an ,uiife Jaer, mt -h,, 10 Is iuposs 10
to form an into, sc.t CouclpNcl regarding the
ac.ga' coud.u y 70. afaus. ;, ar e. We sre able
to jude however, JrAira Is taking rio.iy good
, care o. tp Monroe doctrine.
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TINTED COOPEGS, 40. 2-TUE T..
- ny monthly mrotrs Of THE .,o-.,t, b. ;H-.I
tom jay fth uLiu f.iiiF e,ou,ig. 1YI' I'D
order tiiAs, CARTER, fIesg 4. Il. 1ADs
Sec.
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Grover ~ Hrtsr'J Highest Prom
"a "a 5 Jv" t'y ,.Alss t,"",'. i,...,'..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fourth OF frly-1 crribie xpi->i1n ID
OF the sule I'm nos Wing fe,e-cy burnt ilos'
they b" saved and reievci' let mothers see
that they have to1 o. nAlsy's Mated Pa
trscior In tuc houoe II he, never failed l'o
buy counterfeit marx, the -oau ne be- NO DIT
Government stamp pdu Ell in biact silI-t
Ell. DALEY" In white. - sross or single lo.
Dep, - Liberty NY. All
Cfncc OF the Diaphragm Yiltrr, a.
K.ulie q Co.'S p.unh.ns ssta.lrIhcei b..
4th p. cornpl oi t'reore. Tie uirpuul ~ tii,r
an invention, tr rrtaidt4 by f.. |eiuluF llluiIr
this city. and gene Ill, by 90 e.~.ouA uul .c "a
gentlemen, ~ the faust simple, durable au' G
apparatus Tor the putitcat.Ou Of water uutt. p
sure. | has lest Awarded tao r1iI aud three o.
medals by the Anne .ican aud VI ..rep1rxs istir
and oiprn, cd - ,, On most ciniuen. Chom..t
adit,1ill mp oscmtu.4. The uIgp.ra.,n B.
UanulartutCd by Alexander NcKgnzi,
Hour, e. l. III Kind oil Porous f.i,r g. 'h.gL
lu,el IN NY recent report g. the Crofon I.
condder the artificial sandstone which cor ',i
The hltefipf hi' 4lun' 70 .e Al exec io4t A.tgI.
rsiuiIes to Re vcfssi occasionally ~. ~, ''n'
ton. Nev loft, Apiu 20, lojs. J.m1 a
~ -, Chcmiet.
All Persons Wishing rTnmrr 1lot
every valety, will 81" letter AZ J.. u.
NJ ~ and q BOaerf, than ~ my OIL,
ment in this city sporisi'y msuo W Ltl'
les. ChildIen's department not sufpts.
cali. AOn.
Have sewing Machine Company. /
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29
THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA

The London Morning Post announces
that the negotiations between Canada
and the mother. Country are about to be
brought to satisfactory conclusion.
Canada is expected to undertake the
whole of the Western defenses. The ca
nal will probably be deepened for COM
mercial and military purposes, and the
province will engage to maintain at all
times an efficient militia. The Imperial
Government, it is understood, have
agreed to furnish the necessary anna
ment and material for the whole of the
defensive works, and to guarantee loan
for the purpose of constructing the In
ter-Colonial Railroad, a very important
part of the scheme of defense. The Post
has also reason to believe that the lone
pending negotiations on the Northwest
Territory have been concluded, by which
a back-country, rich in q variety of re-
sources, will be acquired by Canada. 1t
Is also stated, that for the future a better
understanding is likely to exist between
the colony and the mother-country in
regard to their commercial relations.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29
We find the following in the Chicago
Voice of The Fair.

We find the following in the Chicago
Voice of the Fair:
Our lady readers who have not seen
the wives of Generals Grant and Sher-
man, will, no doubt, be interested in
knowing how they looked and what they
wore at the Grant reception on Saturday,
when both of these ladies were ON the
platform with their distinguished hus-
bands. Mrs. Grant was dressed in plain
travelling attire, having but just arrived
from the cars. She wore white straw
hat with green trimming, a travelling
mantle and dress of drab, and short
black veil over her face-altogether a
modest, unassuming attire, She Is OF
medium height, not exactly slender,
and has an exceedingly cheerful counte-
nance. She and Mrs. Sherman are about
the same size and age-probably about
tbirty-five years. Mrs. Sherman wore
mourning, having lost sou some months
since. She is graceful and easy in her
manners and has pleasant face. Neither
of these ladies are handsome, but both
of them are very ladylike, modest and
lnpretentious-just such women as men
Of good common sense would select for
wives,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29

Judge Robert Guild and Major Darlington, connected
with the Exchange Bureau of the late soaled Conedsr
ate statcere Thursday released from Libby prison
upon their parole. 1t will be remembered that these Of
hcers in connection with Captain William H. Hatch and
Captain Moi also Of tho rebel bureau, were placed
In durance upon charges of maleasance in relation to
the funds sent to our prisoners from the North 1t now
appears that faint attaches to either Judge 0uld or
Major CarringoD but Captain Hatch and Captain Mofht
are held to be bameworthy in this business and have
therefore, been transferred from Libby prison to Castle
Thunder where they will remain until their cases are
finally disposed Of
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

Offers the best terms ADVERTISERS and its prices will
always correspond with the general advertising ratos
other cities.
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute square.
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR win b,
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TwBNTI
FIVE CENTS.
Merchants Auctioneers and all others who ADVERT 70
egularly and occupy oneourth Of column more ca
make special terms and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards. FIVE DOLLARS per month FIFTY Dol.
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable in advance-al
Others monthly.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29

Dick Turner the infamous tyrant oHprisoners Of
war; who escaped some time since from Libby and wss
retakeu Is now chained to the wall Of his dungeon ana
Is being made to some Of his own horrors imposed
npon our poor boys.