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UNION STATE TICKET.
SECRETARY or STATE,

SECRET NY OF STATE,
w | l. LA NJ III. S Nj Il Ii.
JUDGE or, SUPREME COURT.
j O,S iaAsH >. & d TfT
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN NJ B A r Il r. r Il =
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10 U S EKEBPE ER S

Go to the Hardw are Store of Hale G Kirby for
Stoves Of all kinds, Pots and Kettles, Tin and
Japanned Ware. i'll all its varieties, Brass and
Glass Curtain Pins, Brass Ccrnice, Spoons,
Knives and Forks, plated Spoons and Forks
Cheap, as well as all kinds of
TABLE CUTLERY
Coffee Mills, Looking Glasses, Meat Saws,
Hash Knives. Steelyards and hundred other
things useful to Housekeepers.
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This work for general humor, tender pathes,
startling interest, and attractive beauty stands
pecrltas and alone among all IFS competitions
The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Pictur-
esque and Dramatic, the Witty and Marve-
lous, the tender and Pathetic. The Roll OF
Fame and Story, Camp, Picket, Spy; Scout
Bivousc, and Siege; Startling Surprises, Won
derful Escapes. Famous Words and Deeds OF
Woman, and the whole Panorama of the war
are here rhriliingiy portrayed in mastery
manner, at once historical and romantic. rem
dering it the most ample, brilliant and reliable
book that the war has called forth.
sY@This work sells itself. The people are
tired of dry details and partizan works and
want something numerous, romantic aa ana
startling. We have agents clearing over S2oo
per mouth. Send for circulars, and see our
terms and proof of the above assertion.
/ Address, NATIONAL ALPUBLISHlNGCo.
- rs West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, one
July 18th, lSi6.-2t.
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0 | Il Il NSIY A r l..

We have added to our stock Of Groceries and
Prov isions, general assortment Of all the diff
ferent varieties of QUEENSW A RE. We
propose to keep up our assortment in this line
and will sell our stock low.
WAGNER RUMMELIl.
July 18Th 1866
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 10.


TIE INTENTIONS OF TIE PRESIDENT.
There, is no Disgusting the fact that
some ofthe closest observers and calm
cs thinkers i'll the Unionspdrty ARE now
tiiofeughly convinced that Mr.. John
son aud those in his confidence are bent
upon fofcihg the Southern Represen-
t;ttiVes elect into their seats, at the
cost Of Il revolution, if need be- The
matter has already passed beyond
the province of speculation, and has
become a question for the very grayest
consideration Of the nation. The de
sertion of the President, by all of the
Union members Of his Cabinet, is one
evidence of this. Even the apparent
delay of two is entirely in accordance
with the supposition made, while it may
be said that the anxiety on the part OF
many in Congress to continue
the session springs from this ex-
pectation Of blow Of this kind from
the President, rather than from de-
sire to save office holders.
THE CABINET.
No other Cabinet designations than
those of Mcssrs. Dennison and Speed
have yet been laid before the president
Mr. Harlan's has been written, but is
withheld for the present by the earnest
advice Of friends. A story prevails
this evening that Mr.. Seward will i'm
mediately withdraw, but it appears
without foundation, except in one con
tingency, viz: an entire disruption o.
the Cabinet. This event is not be
yond the range of probabilities. Nc
reason is known for supposing that tht
President desires a vacancy in til,
State, Treasury and Navy departments
and if Messrs. Seward, McCulloch anc
Wells resign,it will be in order to fore,
the designations of Messrs. Harlan anc
Stanton.
THE ATTORNEY GENERALSHIP.
The successor of Mr. Speed is no
yet indicated, though the prevalent i'm
preston is that Henry Stanberry is the
coming man.
NJ 'CLELLAN AND THE WAR DEPARTMENT
A report is circulated in some State De
partmcnt circles to the effect that Gen
Mcclellan has been invited home to sue
ceed Mr. Stanton in the War Depart
ment.
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The Cabinet Break-Up--Mr. Den
nison's Letter of Resignation.

The Cabinet Breal<-Up--Mr. Den
nison's letter of Resignation.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The follow
ing correspondence has just been pro
mul gated :.s451r'Cz
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 18th, 'G6.
SIR: have the honor to tender you
herewith my resignation of the office Of
Postmaster General, to take effect up
on your notifying me Of its accept
ance.
In thus withdrawing from your Cabi-
net, it is proper to say that | do so
chiefly because Of the difference OF
opinion between us in regard to the
proposed amendment of the Constitu-
ton, which ] approve, and the move
ment for the convention to be held at
Philadelphia on the 14th proXimo, to
which / am opposed. My confidence
in the patriotism of the Union Rcpub-
lican party, and my belief that upon
it's permanent control Of the Govern
ment depend, in a large measure, the
peace and happiness Of the country:
will not permit Of my holding an
eQulvOcal attitude IN respect to 1T.
Assuring youof my personal regard
and appreciation of the uniform cour-
| tesy / have received from you, | am
very respectfully, yours, etc,
Signed w. DENsIsoN.
To the President.
THE ACCEPTANCE OF TIE RESIGNATION
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, d. {.
July II, 1866.
SIR Your resignation of the office
of Postmaster General, rendered in
your. letter of the 18th inst, is hereby
accepted. a
Fully approaching your kind assur
ance Of regard, am truly and re
spectfully yours,
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
To the Hon: VIM. Dennison, Wash
ington, d. C.
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WAGON MAKERS.

Can supply themselves with Iron Axes, Pipe
and common Boxes, Hubs. Hand Axes, Tenant
Augurs, Spoke Shavcs, Mallct Chiscls. &c. at
the Hardware Store of HALE & KIRBY
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UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO.
B l. A c. K ST NTH S

VIII be furnished with Iron of all sizes, Cast
Blister and Spring Steel, Horse Shoe Nails,
Rasps, Files, Drills. Anvills, Viscs. Screw
plates, dc, dc, by HALE & KIRBY.
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UPPER SIND USK y, ONO.
All of The above lots front on Seventh and
Eighth streets and are desirable for private
residences.
They will be sold to the highest bidder, and
on the following TERMS:
One Fourth in hand and balance in four
equal annual payments, with annual interest,
back payments to be secured by mortgage.
e%g Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock m.
ROBERTS s. WATSON.
june 81, 1SG6.-tf
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Well Pwt-wheu Massac husetts ans
south Caroltna Met Bel

South Carolina Met Before.
The Albany Journal, speaking of the arm
in arm performance the Massachusetts and
South Carolina delegations at Philadelphia,
says
South Carolina and Massachusetts have
met before They ''metn when u venerable
and respected ci,izen Of the Bay State was
thrown into a filthy dungeon and brutally
maltreated for the crime of opening the less
sons Of sacred writ to few ignorant blacks.
They "met' when Yankee girl was hooted
in the streets, cast into Jail, and treated with
barbarous indignities for weeks, because she
had taught negro childrento read
They "metf again under the guns oil Fort
Wagner. when the brave Col Shaw led his
dusky Warriors TO the mouth of the rebel can
on, and fell at their head. They ''met' when
Beaureguard issued the infamous order re-
speeding the brave and accomplished young
patriot, BURY him with his niggers." They
ssmet" at Columbia, where thousands of orr
captured defenders we're slowly starved to
death, with every device of malignant inge-
nuity and cunning torture. And they "met"
again when General Schimmelpfennig cutter
ed Charlestonf and his troops marched
through the streets to the tune of "John
Brown sweeping away the last vestiges Of
the heartless institutions of which South Car.
oHna nau peen the especial pulWArk.
The Massachusetts men who marched
sarm>inNarmi with the South Carolina seces>
sionists past the Philadelphia platform, we're
never in the trenches at Morris Island, or
under the guns Of Wagner. They did not
suffer IN the prisons at Columbia or Colum-
bus, or join in the shouts which welcomed
the uniuriing Of the old flag at Charleston
When the great events Of the war were trans
spring they were writing letters full of eush,
ing sympathy and coincidence for Southern
men, and making speeches peppery With de.
nunciaiions of the Government and il pulicv
and holding copperhead meetings, and in
every possible Way demonstrating that they
had no sympsthy with or interest Il ths
struggle for national preservation. They be,
long to the order Of 1.New England Conser-
vafives,n md New England Cnnseryative 4
the meanest specimen Of The esam anywhsr,
discoverable. The loyal men Of MaaaacAu.
sssts-ih soldiers end patriot citissas-wl1
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Ia

"In lifting the kettle from the fire scalded my
self very severely-tone hand almost to crisp.
The torture was unbarabc. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. II healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. CHAs. FosrER, 1870 Broad ST, Phila."
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Imminent WILD II is invalusble In all cases Of
woands, swelfngs sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins,
etc, either upon NAB or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate ensrayings, bearing
the signature of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist and
the pirate stamp Of DEAAs BARNES Il Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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.sT0Fi &c lore
S. T.-ls60.-X.-The amount of Plantation
Bitters sold in one year is something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to 4th street, brakes mandatory is one
Of the institutions of New York. 1t is said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Easte m States
With his eabalstic IS. T,-lss0.-X.;" and then
EbstAc id granny iseislatoss 10 psssA NV s'pre-
venting disfgurins the face of nature" Wish
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
is but we do know the Plantation Bittcrs SELL as
nsotausr syucAs evSr did. Thay ~ 6ed by all
classes OF the community, and death on Dys-
pepsia-certain. They very invigorating
when languid and weak, and great appetizer.
3 q 0esetaga Spring Watss, mold BY all
Druggists :
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RoMASTio LOVE OF Waller THE FiLLIBus-
TER-The history of Gen. Walker, like that
OF other men OF mark is not free from the
romance of love as well as that of war.
Whilst a law student in New Orleans he con
ceived warm attachment for a very interest
ing young lady who was deaf and dumb.
She had been well educated, and was OF
very engaging manners. Her misfortune
drew towards her the. sympathies and regard
of all tender. hearted persons. With his
characteristic originality and peculiarly oil
feeling and sentiment, Walker became enam.
CURED of this young lady. She reciproeated
his regard, and for some time they were never
happy unless together. He soon acquired a
knowledge Of her signs, and they conversed
with great facility, the medium of their con
versation no doubt adding zest to their enjoy
ment. At last some slight Misunderstanding
interrupted their intercourse, and before q
reconciliation could be effected the young
lady died. This event gave tinge of mean-
choly to the thoughts and character of Walks
err Perhaps as many of his friends thought,
it produced the great change in his character
which ensued-a change from the quiet, mod
est student to the bold, dauntless revolution
list and war; Tor.
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AeuH ~ MA ssioIaA.- The 1pealfiAst thing, the
Sweetest thing, and the most Of it for the least
money. 1t overccmes the cdor Of perspration I;
softens and adds delicacy to the skin is de-
lightful perfume; allays headache and infamn.a-
tet, add is neee ssary com6ason In the SILK
room 10 the nurssy and upon ihA toilet sideboard.
1t can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists
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4 WHAT Dip lr7--A young lady returning to
her country home after spiourn or a few months
in New York, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In place Of a rustic, flushed face. she had
a soft, rudy complexion, of almost marble smoth-
ness and instead of %, she really appeared bat
IL. She told them plainly she used Ilagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not be withou, it. Any
lady Improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered Of
ANY druggist for only so cents,
e saritoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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Hemstreet's nimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years
1t acts upon the sbserbens the Of the hair
and changes il to its original color BY degrees
All instantaneous dyes deaden and injure thehair
Hcimsreets y Hot q dyss bnt is certain ia los ia
suits promotes its growth, and is beautiful II ~
DRsssiSG. Price Sol cents and sie0. Sold by
all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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On TONS COTTON RAGS, /.
OVl0 Woolen g -
Old Paper,
Old Hopes and Gunnies.
~ wAlcA tbs Aighs1t price In Cash WIN 8
Dad- oAleA0s ftpn Csunty Asschanh sollcftsd-
s4esfEsf b. BR0WNHLL.
o0o OF. ~ ~ Maia -, xsoklk, IoVA
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All who vaiue Beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to use Lyons celebrated KAthai
rom. Il makes the hair rick seft and glossy Grad
ieates fnndruf, and causrs the hair 10 grow with
luxurant beauty. 1t Ia sold everywhere.
/. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, Y
Saratoga Spring Wafer, slid by al
Druggists.
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keokuk and st Paul Railway Company.

The principal place Of trAnsscing the business ofsai
Company y en- tue City Of keokuk.
The general nature OF the business TO be trAasAeted
the constructing, operating and msintaininG Raj
wish such sppeDdages srsy be desed neeesssfy for
the Of the same from the City Of
to the north line CT the State Of Iowa. in the direction
the city Oft Paul With power stuct LATERAL
hrs hes r chase or lea the road reads any
other company or compapies consolidate with the
came.
The amount Of capital stock uthorzed Il Ffrx Mi
Lioss OF PplLAEs, which amount be increased
dmi uish< At se pessnte II the Company. Pm mentl
of the stock subscribed I'd be raid in nssxmens
ceedin& ten per cent and net oftener than psta
ment every thirty d-ys, al the Dir may require
which at least days nrtce shall be given 10 news
paper pobIishe ed IN keokuk.
The Corporation commenced on the 23d day Of Nav
D. 1866, and IL to continue f'tyysars subject to
al according 10 The rroykions Of the Code OF Iowa ap
pros ed February S. A y ISL, Chapter 49,
The nsir- cf said CORPORATE TO be conducted ty
B0 RI Of nine Directors to be elected annually the
second Wednesday u Mayin each year ident Vice
Presssest eecrsnrs. Treasurer and such ether oic-r
and agents the business Of the Company REQUIRE
ration incrr shall not exceed tsothd the seiouD
Of the capita stock auihcfiysi. g
The private property III the stockholders IL exemp
from liability for the dehts OF the Company, except
DIRECTORS &@
Epwasp KuBouKsr JoHs r. LASH
ROBERT p. BOWIE Cur wills,
HsNxr X nevE. joey n HrAfr
tMrrH HAnrlL REusHS Aillx
LAURlr DEwSy.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD KILpoUs NK President
JOHN LASH Vice President.
Z. X. BUELL., Secretary.
HENRY X LOVE Treasurer.
euY WELLS, Chief Engineer.
augl7d3v
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Case Of 30 visis and book complete SO 90
Case 81 % larss vials. In morocco. and book. 90
Case OF 20 large vfais plain case and book... 90
csse Of Is boxes (Sos. to ls) and book-.-... 90
These remedies, by the single box sent 10
part Of the country, ~ mail express, free Of
charge, receipt of the price. Address
HUhPHRkYy SPECIFIC
HokR0PATIiI MEDICINE COMPANY
Once and Depot Nc. ISL broadway, Fnw-York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer
Dr. HUMPHREYS 10 consulted daily at hs ot1ea n
sonsliy or by letter. stovs, for aal forms Of dse
ianZTdiy =
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LNoS EXTRACT on PURE JAMAICA GISGER,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbus &c where warming, ge-
NAL stimulant Is required Its careful prepara-
ton and entire purity makes it a cheap and rela-
BILE article for culinary purposes Sold everywhere
at so cts per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by ali
Druggists.
jy4-wed d-e.o WV
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keokuk 4 st. Paul Railway Compan
NOTICE OF Incorporation.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that ir conformi-
! ~ TO Chapter -, Il the Code of Iowa. approved
February 9th, A 1851 Eaward Eiibourne. John u
Lash Lauren Dewey, ReHbeh Alien. Smith IIsniii Guy
Wells, John VI Hiatt paoert r. Bower Heery Lore
David W. htiS9arne, ifetry Strpag, james Howell,
Albert /. tCounabie. Psar-k Gibbour Ralph p. Lave,
srtbur Prid oman, Utiah kg2lee. r kard Cha1ies
Sc y9er, 4 L. Penn, Timothy whiting J y. Shaw Will
ham Patterson Thomas " rlsgett Thomas Frf-sasn
Hsfnbdeu Buell., George = kttonrne Charles b. feote
aud G. X logE, have ne rporsted Themselves and all
other persons ebo may tsoue nerters Of ssd CoYpo-
rst into body corporate and polite under the
and style Of the
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veke%p constantly hand and for sale 81 thefovss
prices cash customers and prompt . large and
veil selected stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
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been previously agreed uDon mentioning that she began 70
act badly st tho house the "a Of May anc ooh an
Office az No AZ Second ave. and ted her positively %
would have nothing TO do with her she not ut 20
live wth size st followed and annoyed there anu TIE
people Il the house m her not 10 cone here any moi 81
vas only making trouble about ten DAYS her the
last time alive; met her IN the streets she told me she had
taken out three fOr me- for aa donmcn
and don't know v Ia others or; the ioI
ablr Comment ] appeared before Justice STANDBY and The
a dismissed, she told me that Il she didn't succeed with
the warrants she would k ne; yesterday morning between
nine and ten ocoek sitting IN my office. one CT ny pa
ten,s having out AID shut tae street door, Nsa Ae!1
the wpdo ard saw deceased lying the sidewalk went
ysel and as doing go an officer caed ana
aid he wantqi me 10 20 10 the Sta 0nhouse and give
panaiion which dds when came out deceased had been
removed to the hospital she has sister h'ng IN bo''oh
NJ lssachusetts -
After tie testimony Of Mr. VIM Smith and oheer wilson
had been taken durag which new features were eeIte
the given iary vino after short consultation
rendered aVCrdict VI Death by suicide while temporary de
ranged
Dr. Won Frech expressed his intention that the re-
mains OF deceased were decenty Inferred.
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Gas fitting.

LNENINs SCIENTIFIC System OF GAS-llI-
Tf>G -I..T Efs better TI % u t cost and letu e.
"a rf rn So, % ga M.d.naue southeast 81 ian-i
4IoSIAi PROM JostrH hAsoN i1a Pnt I'D vt oI i ho-l'N
so Cl hrls,.is'sT., WV YORK June o. 30.
irvs known NJ ffrr rt ono co. il AiA sI' ~
o4l.d ,lp0rnDs i ely dt u fsh-ling O. uhl,iiAa
a'rle 800 best a-ll'af'1 Nl f l'.
au-n.. given unusual attention o. ie nroriAroN 90 prs
best form .ad l short o a W t-is -A
jig economy 4 -abuir ueir'e ,Afe gre De-" ' '
mobilization pressue which would result in NAtf
RIAL INCrsg or IeHr SAVING OF eks n my own toisr
oiul '-u s'Tai
m street. mains deei NJ firrin ch.nlcf % 40
which A. AbUaDAN ~ oi LIGHT
"''"0'' - ~ '''' JOSEPH MASON,
or Jo.. Mason & Co.
IRON PaoT. ~. DoEETus
loILrOr or THE q rY or NV DIRK I
Corner Le1iug on.1vf and Twenty ififfft (
NEw-iOIK Juur 2, 1888.
Thai 10 certify known Mr. John fnrin Tor frsr
y,a ald l.. c.sca familiar vt t principle fci
hsys i.ncruoro tested saf.lart9ry he sucl ~ % te
Respectfully s'baHi'i, H. o'p-' DDl'4--'D'
OyriCE OF THE IF
hHw-iORK, ArrIj llnf.
wecoyed NJ raain fopr ysa since 20 az esr ai oar
4.d cl11 pcr ye With ne,t-r -lfs Tho result vas 20 sii
factory thI, have employ cd hin gsuaIly ey.l since
SANLslNCLffH. r.hiahrr.
BErvooar liousE. March % iGa
fave Known NJ Frmn since 1858. and hove employed ln %
fevers oc-asot always 10 Hy Dni ana
md n bv hi. oug and con,' M udy m'lne
spcl g. bsfcr cage %. -Ts fud irr OPT
ALBERT CLAlh, llopiotaT
..cerf
~ r. gh reliable aad al half the cost of the saa s
h.T.l ID O. u
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yEw Yogk July :, 1866.

AMERIcA An BIBLE SocIETY.-On Thursday last tue
stated meeting the Board Of Managers OF the Bible Society
was held ct the Bible House Astorpace MI james LenoI
Ia the chair After some business of routine nature hsd
boen transacted the Rev DE- Calhoun Of Syria presented
ora 10 tho Society which had been given him By an AIa
hek for an Arabic Bible. Il was received with great sats
iioa ook, were granted the number OF 10 coo 10 the
pte,tani Church Of Siberia TO the hospital sp OF
saTatogs and agents OF the Freedmens bureau Aief
pra.er the Rev. DR.. NeC0sa me meetnH ad1ooI1eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

ARREST OF House THEF.-trank Williams
ala, J,a. rhomo,ou On the 9Th climbed the fsnes
n h yea, d, the residence of Mr. Samuel @. Acton No v
West Fifteenth st. and entering tie premises stole rom
thence an oycrcoat and other articles valued AZ =" ~
Sax night The thief arrested by Oneer JACKSON VI @
FiSth Precinct the greater portion OF thestoen
recovered On Saturday the prisoner MAS committed 'o
by Justice Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

PROF. LOVES BALLOON PICroRTAL.-The hrss
number OF this rather unique monthly paper has just made rs
appearance The title page contans handsome engraving
die Professor himself being the subject With the patriotic
cessories Of the Eagle aud the Stars and stripes
There are number Of other err well executed on the who
and the pa per presents generally engaging appearance IL
will continue ssned during tue baoonag season. sba
ia fort SIX months.
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New.YoRK Museum AssoCrATfoy.-T cnter'
Prise the building which being rapidly pushed forward
at the corner Of Theths and Broadway Is to comprise an
,,snsve collection of valuable curioscs; and connected
,si,b The Museum will be agreeable and commodous
Lecture Room for scientific dramatic and instructive ea
and he Museum opened by next Thanksgiving Day.
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The statement in Saturday mornings edition thatthe
fatal accident painter upon The Times bullins ""
caused by breaking rope appears to have been erou'
eous Tho rope which broke not affecting the posi-
ton OF safety the platform upon which the painters were AZ
work evidence indie that the accident was oalssd
by lack sufficient caution the part Of the deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

DgowyED WHILE BATHING.-On Saturday norns
ing John Gibbons aged 10 years while bathing 10 the Son
body was subsequently, recovered at the loot OF
A. and Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest a. toe re
Lence OF the parents No 326 West Tweafysuihst