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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

ss~ste bsrnods - osys WIN
prodae~ TO J. ~ lDvry Go. ..,- =,
Brs Ami. Cohs- IL wiss.or NJ ST. Corbe,t msrnq's 10
day. sugnr u A. sui bsrs 4 ca. -,
Bs Asdnet ,o Nr~pot Townsend Cisnfeso' 20 d'J' WIZ
iubsvsy Iu-y. =.
bs 10 t3uieh, Campbell CurseOs Is days With md'' 70
DoyIis Go 81.
6s of Pus'pol Dow Santa Cruz Cuba with sugar TO
n. d. 4 }. u. froosuaD 90 -,
Bs I..bs. srbsdor. Morgan Para 20 days with rubber
ke., r. H. X. Coming Son a Co. -,
B. Fredopis st John' b. days. viii. lsih and Goa
20 psser
Bris J. cOfin - Of and from Windsor, s., II days with
p,i we lBrL Ray Windsor N days. With plaster to H.
sc, Psnsworb sawyer Bsrbaaors June "a with no.ses
10 tls, r. Sun IN Co July lat 20 q. long ~ Is spok- orig
Ds.l1g va f. 10 Falmouth Tor NswOresn % DAYS cot 9Th
lat 10 81 lons 50 rpokr Josephine " Small hence Tor s
pe.chy "a dsy losh lat % 80 long 70 - spoke os H. sssA
Steering SSE. ,,.- - -.
with losvood Ae bngs sirnsi sfSr~ vera 100
ing. Ida Foster d. Times fr bosioni Suonlness o"
ehsTyins; lhs OF New Yors, loAfnz. ~ 49,. g
-chr brilliant DBL Bethel Eethsns days WIN ru 70 ~ L
Magic MeLr.n Pea FrseeAtOn n b. DAYS with AN
TO John boyntob's Som 60. ~
ch g. " Parse 20 ms, Bangor days. With lunoei' 10 BOY
oh- Muyray.
echr =. Williams. Cornish s'bsuy fhr Boston.
schr " Ffrnd, Wisely. Boston
schL John "ngnt NieAeison. portsnd, G.
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Cleared.
Steamship A,ppo (Bf), McNeEen Liverpool, Z. C1n.rd
s-.m.lp b. Hale Hsnden rbilbd~piIa. w Mike Co
Steamship hing. Norfolk CITY Point anu Achnond w.
Hrinrctru Psfnofe. 40, -
Steamship Rspidan Bailey 81 Johns ~ b. via EAs'por lVns'
st-.mssp Sea Gull. Flag baltimore J. b. Small
kt-.m,h . Sarah. Jours Phisdrlphis.
s-.u.hp Trade " hid D0anr eTandriA. w. 1. Reuten
Steamship Ashland, Morton, tosiou W. Z Clyde.
ST anship kingh,hrr Rector Baltimore. G. w. Perysl
drtou Liverpool sm Thonpsons Nephew
Bari ftsL) Ri o. Palermo va t-rie A. T. Agrr'tA
Bark -nera MeA4e. PAt Philadelphia Lawrence. Giles
CO.
Bari sytieud Meier Nor.l Dltirseu Copenhasen, Funeh
bsrt H. A Stephenson lBsl Hl,anr Blsnos Ayrs suih
Dunn.
Irs Jnia (Bf.l Blhz DemaIara. H. barnes.
Biz Forr.st sydney 4. H., b. p Small co.
Brig C. hebBg Meck Luprrys Cow Bay, Funch Msincke
Nendi.
bre Union (spaI.l Osugl. Barcelona, }. NJ. CebaioA
Bris Agur. schwg Holstetl Hagestein. Oenos Funeh,
sehr Jsddie Fsnnig Rlizabehpor j. Frye Co.
A. jackson. hingon, d. C.. %. " SrsnahEn
schL J. n. Rapp Cce Baltimore, Ven BFuni snshi
scbr f. r. King sul b. ssvsnnah. Young A Cowan.
echr A. J. Dyer oters Ehzabethport, Holyoke Murray.
shr Lucy Robinson Loh~r Apaschcola, Geo. Sranahsn
sehI Isabel Deno Lsvaeaa and Indianoa Upper Beate
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A WELL OBSERVED COMPLIMEyT.-Ave very pleasant
little episode broke in upon the dull monotony Of school
teachers life Saturday evening last In the Eighth Ward
brooklyn Tho boys of tho First Class in PsOe School No TO-
Immediately after tho Of vacation, on Friday
determined 70 present teacher Nj Peter koue Prtne
pal tho school with memento Of their regard and at once
10 oarry on their design Phey procured beautiful
album Coz photographs and Saturday evening ven with 1t
10 Mr. Rougets residence 10 Seyeuteentht MI was nos
little surprised at the call having the sghtes idea OF M
purpose when boys had selected 70 MAKE she pre-
scntation Mater John McCsrtea. said:
Mr KovaUr, tn boy, Of the 10 eat
.ocrosne- az p,ernt Eon tsm Of their regard
sosa xp aulok dent sappess saiuass - might
have been We had taken tiDe for oopsdsssstcn
Mr. Reugss thanking Tin and h associates Tor tnetf Kind
Mas add 10 one sens b ala rot What II
was On article Of great value not showed the respect
at the sooars Cor their teacher snd 90 shas account as
present wss, 20 him. inestnabe. - L.L
This q followed BY pleasant Conversation when r.
frsshmens were provided and Mr. RS daughter favored
O'Clock s boys took their departure well pleased with shcr
reception itl
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CONTINUANCE OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF rBB
SUN on MEN AND AsrAALs-UsusUAL sUMsEa
OF CASES OF sUSsrRoKB
The hot weather which has now lasted for II days
s continues With rgns OF abatement at the present hour
Of writing Nearly all Of citizens oug since yoed the dos
deys bore but yesterday made the turning point Of ss
psiience. and many the nprecsoDsrn"ss Of them
Ct for poe-bestowed upon tho torrid atmospheric
The sun damned freely and the poor uoon
came in for share Of conformation IN tho impasnes %
misery The Thermometer msrzed go ct O'Clock IN The
morning. rose 100 p and only dssned 10 subsds
nre degrees at 4 in the afternoon. fn
The thermometer Deatour shows yesterday TO have been
the hottest day endured IN the month OF july In ne
last ten years The following table shows the temperature on
IL. ,a.L. .hnAnar "A.
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a musfmenis.
% ARNUMv NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID ARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID broadway, b~tve-n spr,bs aud Primer -.
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED. DElJCIOUSLY COOL
DECIDED TRIUMPH ~
MISS KATH PENNOSER
A. 10 ne eesutiful and accomplished Dsn'sp'e ,,,.,.
and a foil and "a ei-st
,,,,,, GRAND PAsTOsnAE COMPANY, ,-,,.o =,
EVERY AFTERNOON sta EVENlN0 Of
In the new and gorgeous Comic Psnioonns,
JACK AND GILL WENT w 1hE hlLL 1900.
REMARKABLY TRANSFORM ION \ LAUGHAbLE THURS
and Notwithstanding iSCiDESIs.
MYRiADs OF cuRIosrIgs,
WONDERS OF NATURE AND ART
The CAROLINA TWINS.
insepsrshy ioined yet grse,fe. in Deyrw-.t ,or,ro
LIVING 0URANGOUTAS0 IRON BORNnO
MASTER ALLY TURNER. INFANT DRUMMER
MAMMOTH FAT CHILD yrar- Old -r,h, " p0u"aa
TIRE IyI :y pwARES, GLASS g Mn,sli
csacih ,ysNn 1IRI1 = 4 AZ n riR6.
1000 SPECIMENS ~ NATIVE BIRDS.
THE AFRiCAs vULTuRE. the AplUrART.
GOLD AND SILVER PHEASANTS
AUSTRALIAN OPOsSUM AND YOUNG.
AFRiUkh CROWNED ChAnES.. ,r,,,. - er
MONSTER PYTHON on Eis8i pka1oN ~ al, ThG EAsI'
MEXiCAR HORNED FkO0!, rwO NfIoHAus; o M.
Co.morams, Learned Seal Happy Family oTsno Asusn> '
1dni,.on. ~ rent. Children under ten. IS esn.s
7 OWES RRONAUrI AMPhIrHEATER
1 RALLOON AsCESsIONs ORCHESTRAL CONCERT,
At2p ~. WEDNESDAY, 49, =.
BARRY LESLIE hi lisp art o" o. above The e'h
Weather Q minnsl
TIME WEBB SISTERS. Managers can address
them olympic lie W. er. they commence y rntsee
a.us on THURSDAY Evrning JULY ~ IN their euredse Mics
Ely and The proesu farce q 9y 10 L.Ir In whh
they prrsouse pambrr Of chsrscr isd with s'nss and
Dancrs
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BULLS HEAp-It was too hot Monday and Tues
day to sell even 600 cattle ysrded at Forty fourthst
Dealers followed these markets for 30 years say they
never saw half many cattle die market a. we're
urosrated this week About Is head fatally sunsrueS
beside those which recovered Whether those which barely
survived or were killed them are In healthy eating
condition Lave for and doctors TO decide
Trade was very dull with Loo less cattle than for the
preyous wesk Sheep too scarcely be sold price.
The receipts very srgover 1000 head for the week
and only worth O. to-day Hogs are coming ia
sparDgy, and II is WELL They bring los oll!c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

THE BRIDGE OVER BRoADwAy.-At ii o'clock en-
Tuesday morning the Street Commissioner opened proposals.
fer the erection ea iron bridge over Broadway at tho
corner Of Fulton st. Three bids in all received and are
a. 6low.: Riteh Grfiths el4O02; Jardine Co, SIS
coo, - KroehL eI6o0O No award Of the confirmed vas
made but Co nmssopef VIII anaounoe hs decoA
sduesdsy,
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FuoMous AssAULr.-While q number Of boys
vss psyiss Monday evening ct the corner OF Forty
sscondse end Broadway private vstchnsn named joan
xoGasan upon the party and AIRED BIZ revolver at them
The ball from the weapon tsok sdsst y sl es s 81 the
boys named John Marvin csusae dangerous voena The
wounded bow was conveyed 20 Bellevue Hoeoitnl The
aasssns WA arrested BY Officer Giddy u the Tsssbinh
Precinct Yesterday be committed by Jusee Dodge 10
await he result q the Injuries ofths bog. -I,ss
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ArrRMpr TO PASS CouSrERrErr BrLI.-Early on
Tuesday morning william Oshsughnessy veat into the
tsarsnt Of Herssa Fries No 81 Bewsry and drank tive
sssses Of sger teldpg In psymeut therefor counteffet
Ava on the Blue Hi Bank Of Dorchester Msss The pro-
preto caused b. Officer 6utsburg Of the Tenth
Precinct h sabsequsatI committed by Justice
aaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

B.s om.s Dslst from Cisnfi-sos for Philadelphia JAY on
Cap, AntrHio. ~. a "a, % n
long. ~ ". - o.. Al Az. m,
u s r. s.ar. JAW TO- T. "a So long 70 IS sts-rins sSk
y. sps Leee or Csaprscy IL days ONT Jul"
a "a fopsf g3
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| oyyIcE SUPERINTENDENT PUHIIo PnIsIIss.
| - WASHINGTON July q. 1860. )
4 ~ no III


PROPOSALS for ENGRAVlNGS of the Illus
L TRATIONs ACCOMPANYING the REPORT Of tho COM
MISSIONER OF PATENTS for the YEAR 1850 "ard PToposas
All be- rece Office until TUKsDAl TIE u CAV Of July
e6 az IL foffurnsns set OF eiecop~ pse' OF the
ILLUSTRATIONS Of MACHINERY, kc, eccompanyn The hep ~
az Patents for the 1856 oih ne name ana
aadye. pqatec the character GSd date q ne patent on
each dufir0fi0n.
The drawings win furnished paper 70 the contractor who
must eTicAl dr. nesf AZ
with neat and the execution OF u" worE must
be fully furnished for the published report or
are 70 be dsvrie tins s free Of cost i1 snsporaio sd
hc 10 m approval OF rejection 81, the Superintendent Of fnnc
P M bond approved security win be feqned or the ish
Il Il Of tho cortract .-.,--- ILL.,
Tr wo coup1ts about five thoufsnd h1ftrsion' ahnr
over zen hundred q BY inches BIDDERS ar
ouired 10 propose b. the M1tfriti WIN ne nhar
LANDING TIA, than required 70 ,hsfsio m
sometimes the care the wnoo nDef o.
egnres " BE- estimated and paid for sing Mnrahn
the lowest and best BIDDER i0f ne
Of regard icing paid 20 the e1enon o. nc
oTk puder Of Iont Committee on ffHlg "o
r.ry, The rs uny BIDDER 10 furnish p o.
~ gp 10 be given him With prof that wss made IN no eaDh
mem Of that bidder and that be es mo Necessary faculties M
H. prompt proper sIrcuiion Of ue worn -, ,, -,
further in'ornson he required upon
an, cs1op 70 this the Connnssioie ol fa'et'
lroposa hddfe..ed 20 The Joint Commute on Pfnuns
.bino ID C. care uudsrgaed and .DdoTsed the
vei,nr Proposal. Tor Patent Ohce B"pott' -
mo ID DEFRtES endent OF the fnoio friiting
Warrington star and fhfonilt benor
n.,ic.n Phiaaelpha North Amecan, Ne~for Tribune snd
week untI ne 5h Gay OF jury 40
BE- publishing tins udVertssinen
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letter sea Fay June report. bsyns hoard Of dip James
rcod y, dord cutting IN bb sr I'm "hsle
The ours wins sailed Bsbrd O. June a. On cruise.
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The shr Cinderella of w.pAeet Meal, from PassdrPh or
N,wYor with sshor two miles Dorh Of squan ID ~ Oh
tire o ,4th iu.i. No in-urs
ship Honrt mitchell from New Yoft JAN u Tor ban Ffsn
cisco has been b4rDed Of sea.
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HEspouaRrERs DKPARTNEST OF WAsHfSeIoa, I
OgrICE OF CHIHP QuARTgKxAsTHh,
..L.-L.. Ii
nRoposALS for SALE OF WOOD.-sealed Pro

DROP0SALS Tor SALE OF MANUFACTURE MGY1. 10
ro.is invited this office until u o'clock noon MONDAI
ies Tar The pnrchase n30Op THIRTEEN THOUSAND
c0ens az GOVERNMENT WOOD, located a. folowsi - -
n lo1 FOIJRTfFN HUNDRED CORDS a. The hends Green
line Of the baltimore aud Ohio A'O
- from tho depot Of said road u tar Guy - ,,, rxvo
mi. es5 consists Of ONkTHlkD CD PINE ana INV
THIRDS q OAK and piled Immediately along the track o. ths
railroad. 49, ..o. 49,, orx trrrunp r N con ne a, the
good Yayd QUARTERS Of mile north OF AeInofs on '"e
80 a. W,. yto Ale snra and Georgetown Railroad ,,r
Tbi, wood consists nboa FWOfHRUs 81 flN1 ana oL
TaRD a. OAK piled Aong the sok ana - ai'lahs soou
Lsf Of wharf the PotoEiae River esons 70 WING"
there isa and level road o., ...,.- -
Al Of the weed offered sale is Of goed or fair quality ana
tboE9 nghly ssssored. ,.o, r.o- c4.1. md
taking a. %. either OF both io's
b. Governent icnas hntlev1'ec ee w
op.rrng bids szd measurement OF the WOOD IL
Tie fht fSerred rejecting O. Al pf9e ~, nea VIZ
G1vanaa<eous TO the United ststrs 81 bup sShOn,
Cosrsi Chief Depsrtmeut Of Wssnnzfon
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur % Moon ts......i III
Sandy Hook 20 Gov ILAnd...l2l Hell Ose.....au
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pEDRO0M ENAhtELEn UkNiIGkE oil w@.
sai.s ei.ss .sS osnarasai. r. EAERnDIoNs No 80
C,askst aRssase Mas,se. .Ie.'Seee lAA I. I'LL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

CRsaox AouxDsrr DEPARTMENT fEt YORK a9ly II lsee ~
ITO N-FOUEDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii beveceiyed IBIS office otanda cy Ha rfI snu "a
ocoek mai TURspAg the 2h day Of |Gy s Hi inc 'uF
ri q cssti rel wat>r-Pip
5000 ise .lS inches tnsrna disnssf
feet o. at troD inches nterra dabslsf
1850 iroh 4inebes nssrns dAmstef
Zach PROPOSE be ,pc.sd Proposals Tor Cs roo Whef
Pipe soseihs With tbs name u tho aArf ana
date OF lie oferinf'
THE ury cuin,e win b. thousand donars
Osak Of bids be sd s2plicstise o.
va THOMAS STEPHENS. Croson
ROBERT l. DARRA0H, Aqgrdnct
a. w. CRAVEN y Boad
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: Oyrlcs EIzcuIlyz Axp IN.rEcIIse OyyIc.n:

OYTIcg EIkcUTfvR IssPEcTTN9 UVvIcsh
PHuApEIPnIa Jnly L., 1850. !
CLOTHING DEPOT, SCHUYLKlLL ARSENAL.
SALE OF DAMAGED BLANkFrS.
WI Public Auci0u oiihe United Ses
the schuyls Ars-u Grsys FrIy Road Plid lphs Pa on
SAT- RDAY July q 1856 commencing At 70 ocoeta M lJ
THREE THOUSAND WOOLEN BLANKETS DAMAGED
ssnp BE- application The srhuyn
Ar.rrsl or At the OH ~ Thonss sons, AuctoneoTs
Mo- and ~ souin I. urth-st Phls epniA
Terms OF % e-Cssh 0aveTnmsn; fund.-
Purchasers be property within I'VE Gays sei one u
purchn@e
By order o. - ,ro,cy m c,oo,.y
Assistant QusitrrInasit f-tirnefsl U. :. Army.
HENRY W. JAMES
Bfeyet N,or. A. q VI. United state. Army,
Fte.u fiy, end Inspecting Ohiosr
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Al other localities the mercury rose mneh higher IN ts
shade at Ra-htons drug under the AS'or Housed
indicated very nearly Ioa at oo'eiocs . m. ..r
Cabs or syS-sTR0Ks.
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sHRPING INTELLIGENCE.
feared.

PORT on sEw-YoRK. ........JuEr II.
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Go Get.

DENT FREE A furnished HOUSE on Bergen
IL H who Il good ana cSie o
Pace by oc ieo snd hoas'
e-asn apply a. No. ls VIII INST ec'n too- font oon
STTO LET-The three-story Brick HOUSE No 24e
We z II hist; Is good or5c 4 90 poe Ion
named IL. Apply ROBLEP USHER j. No. 10 "es
Tar y.fowh-st
FINO LET.-A small country HOUSE and plenty OF
ground near he city: : 100 Tor the season.
Is. FRANKLIN CLARK. No. J PGrk-plare.
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Sales bp Antiion.

Sales bp Auttion.
A. ". MrHwIs AsctioB~er. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO, Broadway cor 4th-
ID ss Of Book, Worts OF Art Fancy oood. feni'or. &C
oso. A. LxAvITT Aurtionser
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
ID LEAvrTT sTREBEIGH Co. sooressou 70 J. L. Cooley
Commons SOLICITED, ADVANCES sADK
RosEnT A. HA0sKKrY ABotot -~f.
HAG6zRTI fHKLrs. NO u Finest
AssisrasT QuAnTxHxAsTsHs Oyyfcs !
No 10 sTATs-sT.. hB~- orr III July u, ies D 4,
DY DIRECTION Of the Quartermaster- General,
fs. Fort Schuyler n y H., h' bu lang
bsretoo, constituting "HeDougn General Hospital and no
appropriated 60 other purposes, VIZ i
yurd. entire -ngih Tts f-~, tank house and tank
IL 0O en, rsp.cyi bo oil .hei connecting gal
I.ris, Kbout So Alec Ae wsistoe uT1e'
In each ward SCI
large catron faruaes large tsnf-sHsoHs hiohenet
fleet lsus high Also al the lead and iron ppss used |
supply and sof pine In the hosphal
budnEs vii be u s~psfstely with The privilege nvs
where Of the Terms OF sale
deposit bid 10 b. mad win tbs
Of balance paid r-ndluon Of secos
bg,iIur which lire Of sentinss must ne
soon o. pfaetic the risk Of the pH,h.s1 i"r
6rtur-. and bathing ~ be 500 soh "'
ysl-r.. ranwsy VII BE- sold by the oot I'M
,ed .nd ror pp- vii be si hy the pound " tey Ne ooo
-ooJ 10 be dne up the pach ~eHhea ana u
I;x.r.d and PAID on h erfunoss
.te.nef viii the Government whs Il Ns's vsSeh "
ok m on tbs day for the Conveyance OF hos' Whc
vn Information res,rd the nature ard hind Of afsrns
"a tsr sinsion obtained Of the fo SosI
tsrnass~T fort Schuyler n T. and o. the
considered unfI d.savantas,o9s ,.. ,,,,rr
BY order Of Brsvet Msjor Gen STEWART VAN VlifT,
Chief Qusrtefmast~r Dept OF the Esst
ID n lvswes md A. NJ
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Bcaro ano Rooms.

DOARD.-Three pleasant Furnished ROOMS, FL
ID hsb to 20 gentlemen or gentleman
sld W lie price very moderate No. Isl WuysTcy place
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Summer Retreats.


HUDsON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claversck n. Y.
H REOPENS fr SUMNER BOARD by ssy or wsss july s H.
grove wk and pOnd d r2ad ir drives pre seess n
Reference guests Of lat season ses5 IN 'g ssr
AXE DUNMORE HOUSE, Salisbury, Vermont
s.nle and Oar;t cO1Sssf SIAIson w. to convey
ORIENT SPRING HOUSE. AMHERST. Mass
" This House he. been n1S{ ashId s0 s p nm m S
On association and q ss'sofS p s.s sSa. BY JOHN
f%RRsn formerly pSopssr Of The MarboIo Hotel Boston aud
Il Is very Pe.s"ay situated valley Of the con3sieu
ss .s Ibs boo.e are very cee6ratrd for their
"a Sss beheved by scientific nen be superior
s dr1ss bea. good a.Ains and sGn;io.
&C., J e,i Is ia for Visitors '''--
beI particular. 'sod for Sps & our PsES' giving you
CEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, T. l..
~ three miles East Of s2 SSSS G ToPisy
I'sss s'06 o0. Sr so the a Of Jono 20 October
AN Point for IL hhs air ..'ng h:as sns surf T S.s
S.t and ssoninsoa s.@ses rosds
60; Win . .s: s.sHis,sos wsh AZ
haIT july l. Po.Sosios sddI-ss sioaastos Conn
TNHE HOT SPRINGS, Bath County, Virginia. -
TARDY WILLIAMS Co PrSpsOS-Ihs.s baths "as1. S1y
che reception The Hotel and Csbo. asye eeen P',Isd
.P .aS furniture 1sS Tss sssiSs have bee"
Toes. Spring. b., been well and svOraby bali
ss,sy have oe'es.ed e, tue srs 9,
Fes iar+br propr.O The p.os VIZ be
s:.s q Muse r.. sn S Se % A s
J.xrs E. WILLIAMS NJ E.. Resident PsJ"ciao.
sTETsOs HoCsE. LoSG BEAScH. June Is
V1HE sTETS0N HOUSE rs now open for the &C.
cOumoduou gues Room be secured on Application Of
s' A' House Ne" YORK or BY .Ps sTs f 1a ' c
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6otels.

TSIAND HOUSE, Bellows Falls, Vermont-is
NOW OPEN for accommodation Of SUMNER Vrior sit
..,S In the the Connecticut Valley 20 nj o.
,op Eew-York direct 70 the Mhe mountains
FTNO TOURISTS FOR IRELAND.
0 CORK
s. HOTEL snsr undergoing extensive alterations Of
she Hoe,s In Ireland. J.
Visitor. Lurage charge by the Hotel PoTere eoAtey
"a the arrvA Of the 81 Quesnstown
Terms 80 per day.
CAPE MAY, M.
,.r, % bou ride from Philadelphia undorbe3y ths best
Be.ch on tb- Atlantic Coast for 500 bslninE
The two principal Hotels sre-
CONGRESS HALL,
with accommodations for loo gur.t.l
}. y. CAKE. Proprietor.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
with accommodation for TO gnes'sl
GEO. }. BOLTON Proprietor.
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COTTAGE HONE, n. C., |
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Ny DEAR LADIEs:--Your letter
presenting me in the name Of the
"Southern Women of Memphis"
with portrait of my beloved hus-
band, executed by Mr.. J. II. Saun-
ders Of your city, has just been re-
ceived. The portrait arrived safely
by express a few weeks since.
No token of regard that you could
have shown me, for his sake, could
be more acceptable, or highly priced,
or could touch my bereaved heart
more deeply, than this likeness Of my
sainted husband. With a iull heart,
| tender you my warmest thanks,
and assure you Of my sincere and
heartfelt thankfulness and gratifca-
tion, in possessing just such picture.
/ have an excellent front-view por-
trait of him, which is an incxprcssi-
bic comfort and pleasure 10 me, and
now, it is a double JOY and comfort TO
have this handsome sideview.
II Is certainly beautiful painting,
AMI does credit to your "Mcmphian
artist Please thank Mr.. Saunders
most kindly for me, forhis generosity
in contributing a part of the sub.
scription price.
Your beautiful tribute to the mem.
ory of my precious husband is warm.
ly appreciated. To see him thus en-.
shrined in the hearts Of his nobl'
countrywomen, is a sweet so'ace t'
the wife, who looked up to him ms th'
Joy, the pride, and the comfort of her
life.
Wishing you my blessing, | am
my dear ladies, most truly and crate
fully yours,
MARY ASS Jackson.
Mrs. T. J. Turlcy, Mrs. Olive
Grecnlaw, Mrs. W. T. Haskell, Mrs
| G.. r. Grant and Miss l.. A. Allen.
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Swindllng Gifts and Lotteries.

We have repeatedly cautioned the
public, especially the country people,
against being deceived by swindling
gift and other lotteries; and We have
lately received communications on
the subject which indicate that the
scamps concerned in getting them up
are still at their work. IL seems that
the Southern country has lately been
the scene Of their operations, and that
that section Of country is flooded with
circulars offering prizes Of very at
tractive description to those who may
be induced to invest in the schemes.
One dodge Is 10 send a circular to
some citizen whose name has been
previously ascertained, suggesting
how he can be made the recipient Of
a certain prize, say a few hundred
dollars, on the payment Of a nominal
sum, generally ten dollars. All that
Is required Of him Is TO show the
prize money TO his nighbors, and
represent that II is the fruits Of a for
tunate investment in lottery ticket,
thereby inducing his friends TO inves,
in lottery ticket, thereby inducing
his friends to invest in a similar game.
This, Of course, is the last the victim
hears or sees Of bis ten dollars, and
the swindlers pocket the money. The
cry against the swindling gin jewelry
enterprises is universal, and the feel.
ing is'gcneral that they ought to b
suppressed and the managers served
as prominent mock auctioneer re-
Gently was-to-wit, sent to the Stats
prison. The postoflioe detectives
have broken up several Of these con.
Germs, but the number does not ap.
pear to diminish-in fact, the rascall
who manage them show more ant
moro audacity with every exposure
A swinging, wholesome exsmpl'
should be made &C some prominen
one Of thee swindlers, and then, per
hsrz, the little gin villains woul,
cease 10 commit their depredatlons OF
the unwsrv.-Nsr York Hsraid.