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Amnsemenis.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" THIS (THURSDAY) EvFNIEG, July 10 1850
LAST NIGHT MOST POSITIVELY

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" EssF sISaH MOST 6sFF Tosti w
TfHEE ocT0RGoN. TaE ocToRooN,
tie ''''1,'''9e TST 1i SSG 'fp'scDEp SUCCESS
wi M E SEeSa W M fAMkRR
Ss 5aa Ss, Vim % , S q The
fHg jrps%ESP"imE " D4k aoURrHE RESOLVE
Ae' 1.-The b''' TnE 5S e. re- S OF fASuh
AosIHn At Te,rs 5@I s s1T OF sI,vrs
..rvgrR iiIy1, or TAR STEAMER MAGNOLIA
L. " Nero ooster-Ssht z Csnsbals-suas Red
Cedar swamp s Tesp2e VS. ss'H SEEN or wAYorEE
THuRsDaY Jaw TO- fE appearance Of the WiBB slsTERS
NJ MARX SMITH IN ByrOns oo'Issqae Of tn" SoLEhN
McNDAY July as--rHE ICE WITCH. --
NIBLOs GARDEN.-TTALIAN OPERA.
~ romoR TAh!4 f5i GSIf tSEsSe July DO
cRlsPlSo + Ia coMARE
Firs. aprs1rrne Of s yours sud eaa Pua Donna
Ml. PAULINE cANissA ,,,-
s Eakxk M1Rs sns f6 sss 30 ie o,Se roles
the distinguished young vioas win perform between the ,e
h SdS. SSaa.siG ::i @ cent: ;i Family des
cro.by 90 cent, Seats can be secured from - a N TO
s4 6aARp oi llXI srs e.
cRIssR!E9 Z la La, F sS,Si
,c...,.. 'ine 0'oo'e' ano 'i' fs's ss MUno
A' %aasn 81 no reserved
NEW BOWERY THEATER.
frFalSA WEDSEsbY md aTURDIY XTEHSooSs
O'clock
in consequence Of The WONDERFUL SUCCESS Of those great
Erisli.ts Pan'omnisis and Atie'e ne n,tv
the manager has been proioua s stay m Newton h
FEW DAYS LosOER.
my vKHiETY or TaEiK STARTLING ACTS.
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER. $50.
Second weeh Of
ShNDFORDS MiNsfRELS
BURLESQUE OPRRA TROUPE.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL,
MONDAY, jay u. ard during The weet. ...
EfW gURiFsOJiEs PARCES. SONGS snd DANCES.
BEsT ENTERTAINMENT ~ NEWBORN.
WINTER GARR lgySxru WEEK
81 tho hishysucce.fl engagement II
This evening will presented biz emitted
prodrsed with NFW SCENERY, DRESSES MACHINERY,
APPOISTMEATS pnd Mlsln
Dun Chhi9iV'AN N'-'-' 49, NJ Holm BROUOHAM
corIruRlA 10. Miss EMILE MELVlL
Cbarsct,rs By the entire Company -,
Previous to y ich the besutla Loneda ia en.lgfd.
PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
Doors op~n q commence At @ O'clock
VyOODs HEATER--Admission 80 cents
w No. sl4 Broadway. Opposite 81 Nichols Ho,L
~" W0RRELL SISTERS.
Last time Of tire successful estrasssanza Of tie ~
ELVES, TIE STATUE BRIDE
New cougs Dsnces Dacis and Pos de- Deny
MISS JENNIE wORRnLL in her inntabe " Clog Dance to'
ii'" ''s' P'TTt6 T MUcH FOR GOOD NATURE.
Romeo Jeskins.. 81 W. ln'
iolowed by Miss haihs ~,
FRIDAY First Beaest . New9ess q
ni.s SOPHIE NORRELI.
II 1ncfo Of CINDERELLA, aud Mrs SMITH.
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5tsamboats ano nailropos.

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
Cheapest rrh tip tmeric. Rest tront nshns
world One 8elIhcrut t- NtTtth OF 3 "
CALDWELL, leaves Cleveland every WEDNESDAY ssP M.
and Detroit THURSDAY at Ia for al Lsss superior
ports IMP 10 dsya Rooms secured aud al niofAA0D
GARRETsON CO., Clsvesnd, Ohio.
s.P. BRADv Co or }. T.WHlTiNG Co, Detroit Web
MORRIS aud ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foo; o, Ba-3sysOn and ler July ~ MorItns mat ns
flstetstown and nternsiae stations vii leave e. ~ N
Mai kErTess al Of hipun uAlV u D"'er
EIpErs 81 2. ID. -........
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSbf.
~ Jsr,ey City Piermout at aud y;II u z,
las and G2j Saturdays ony at llil9 M iDo
~ THOMAS ~ DEMARRsT. sur~riniendent
MIN. JrRSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot OF
~ Coardi..i for PHltADsIPHIA at and 10 a NJ M
and L. HALIixoRE and W AsbSSfON a. anu " 49,
. nj AMI n midnisht.
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On THURSDAY Jny 10 the aboynmed famous hoIss, 10
mile hcsts, IL I'VE, TO 90 a. they please h'
~, s,oueIs I. :. DENTkiS nrmrpp
20 GENERAL BITLEhs
L. InNONIO CHlLr.
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Gouscs ano farms Uauieo.

VNARM WANTED.-A one having small place
i 20 6ar.iil must be New orr on ne Rev
OF ~
s4Srv-ng price fg pacuisrs o. '" H. nosqAa's
fostOhlc-.
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o,rr, no.nD or A~p,.on.. Now C,ni. q 90,

uyvcK CsOroS hSrEDrOr bo,Ep. Jgiy ~ lso
rI,O CONTKACTORS-SEAL PROPOSALS.
Indeed PROPOSAL. Hudag stsn~ Tower krrsne no %
.nA B8.r ssus. Que hunifs tl'u
With fhr 90 the hifref - tAo O.
t, ea,r vii received ttis c-e sn IA ocioc@ p i
Of which time they " p POO
Iy o~-ifo hine H. r1'cfiais md -ls ''
II n Earnr Iials- aud DO e i'ns' Al O.
An -third the i-h bftr-
Pi... - ip.e scns una III information % obtained On ~
prI.1 tho knsn'rTs oeicc fiish hf"se' "Ao' '-'- ~
q bids ~ flso " obtained
n n, ~ THOMAS srEFIlENS, Croton
VOBg L. UAKRAGH, Aquedrct
A CRAVEN board
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GUNNER Retreats

Summer Retreats
COIJNTPY BOARD.-NEvERsINK HOUSE, Port
~ Iers YTts Hone J. delightfully."- situated % tie hanks
e no Nsysrsok RIVER jan s non The ae'p Poy
% B. L HASKELL No. ID LDHiy'st New OF address D. =
T AXE DUNMORE HOUSE, salisbury, Vermont
H T excellent oI, !. now Ggen Io5 ne r.sp.,o1 o.
. The iloose CARR TENPLE = Co. Proprietor -
NRJFNT SPRING HOUSE. AMHERST, Mass
W Tb. Home h' eera nsN{ asi'nfa 80 ~ Sas o.
ssovem@n. and aiB be kept i.'a boa'e 0f JuHN ~
kAkks fG,ss''s S. D,Sgr,''S' o. D' '''''''
very pss.sy situated near ysry Of toe onaeeies
spIns situated ier lie house are very ."so,ss' b @
tn sy,es and s. se beAsu GOOD 6hins and hauas l',
Seshiu place Tor isrnes spend The suIne Ini' House wal
FoT furser psisnss send iOr q our Page' giving you
ABSORPTION Of Toe sPss' L. JoiN Ptn's Nsnssst
AEBerst July n 1896 x. r NfNA..
S,EASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY 4. L.
- ndies Ian Of sssuaetos Gem ;Sg,3
.oSslsons Opaa middle Of JuDe 20 O-tesrf
~' Ss. h .urp p..@ S6 ~ s s os eo. . @
Sora and stOnins on sissiesos,s ard all o
sss ~i,h s:oDing,ea for Watch IA Aaate~
g H sa po S@ .'. .ddy, s s.
TNHE HOT SPRINGS, Bath County Virgins
TARDY WILLIAMS Co frerre:"t,i-es bat. a,S is y,
-. Of vii,grs The io,s 3D. Cas,S Pa. AZ
fhe bathing fsciiesha'e Osea "'ss
T- sDrius h.,e ss WI end svorsbly See p'., hat
..story, have e-eeae ese9rs'ed ioI zoe si o. g
D. d. :, ,,'I Dy.o ~ s.' a. l. g.
r, ,sT ins, ss. .ar'' ne P"'Pf9a to y
s:Ss , NH r.. os 81 s saloon TtP Az, &c.
J..,.E wnu.s. II r. Resident Piysiei,a
~ TsoS iiovsE LoSs BnsScH Jaa' b.
THE STETs0N HOUSE Is now open lot ne ac-
sosrs.oa.'isn Of Sass Room can o. sc'sS on " %
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che Curt.

FASHION COURsE-TROTTING.
A GREAT RACE, UNDER SADDLE.
BETWEEN
DEXTER,
GENERAL BUTLER.
AND TORONTO CHEF.
FOR A STAKE OF 5000
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6iiuations ipanteo-femalrs


A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
n want SITUATIONS to do genera HoUsEwORk, Ne Ma
LOVES German Institute Ne H. stantous the bowsry
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saIfs bp aurilon.


6aIfs bn Aueilotl.
AM MERwrS Auotionees.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il CO., Broadway cor ATM
ID .lss q Books Works Of Art Fancy 1ood. Eernto &e
Gyo A. LEAyITT Auctonesr - -
book TRADE SALE ROOMS. 498 Broadway
DLEAvTrr. srRERElon1 Co. .oscs's'' to j. h. Cooley
COSIGSnEsrs SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE
RosERr A. HAssERrY Auehosser
AssisTaST ov.ETEHSasTEns orTIcS ;ae
DY DIRECTION of the Quarternaster.General,
ID will sell At Public Aac9R so FRIDAY The fqh n'sn I,
Sos r Tli Us the l cDosra Gtis op and not
' to , one P9I'. .. 7s feet and tank Of
l2oso ssa' epae.y 'na Oh ,5ei the s
sri Ds pr pssa. n Zach ard, % s,s~boe
sre csntron tarnsees two lrse ~ fo pipes
Zoe Su .as vi :rPrasy the Rs'IsGs Of c s,s
xtsrs .s r. 1S , p i 10 Be mad. At
and TN balance pas on fsag h yooved a.
& y, At tbe rick o. the pusbasef The warco
wshs and hsisos spysi.i1. viG be ne .rd
The esiuscns and VII es .e By the foot Ts re
.e s IRON pip ~ e s y me se p1as %-hsd
kyersd Sy and paid on lis es.nsiis,
oeoc d. Of 'al fo' the Conveyance Of n''' VINO
fr,fs iaiorqsen ard tpd Ct as.
$as',si For sohsysr N y H. sod u tbe underlined .,
ing ooyense1, 'Sig,'s. s ss =.
by Of Bscve; Ms o. Geo sTEwARr VAN StIr
n c. S 'f lr' f4ev: M sSEi 4. a 81.
oTv'5r HseUryH .sD IssT.cI ,n,S q Gvi ;s
CLOTHING DEPOT, sCHUYLKILL ARSENAL
sally oFDAMAGED BLANKETS;
.. .S st si, ss s1 F on 'I Rosd PhsS
aTqRo uy 2, ~ Ea SkfTs b&MASEb
Af s:,S' or % !, se oe II Ss' Aao0ss
Mo-. and l4l south Fourth Il, Philadelphia
Terms q sas-ce.h. Goveramsn fond. -,
Purchaser. the property within ve days si'eF os OF
Bcesa BHs-esu. GEORGE H. GRESHAM,
Assistant HiSTS S' %' ia Il + Army
ss.ses m.ior, A. O Al United state. Army,
q II. DsAFER Aucionesr.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.
John II. DRAPER L Co
VIII SILL FRIDAY. Jry 20. 1866
o'oiock pm
A.th,r sssroou. No. IL Pesrr. NswYori by Oross 81
SIMEON DRAPER, U. s. Cotton Agent,
ABOUr 1000 BALES GULF UPLAND AND SEA ISLAND
Tie so,, cotton h.. beer eA.sed sampled by W. Annoy
and may be sen in the GOVERNMENT STORES Attain
tic Dock Brooklyn BY sample ct the sALESRooM Of the Ane
toneer. Ii2 Pesr Nevfork two day. before the se
10000 TUNs
SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION,
July rs, 1896.
NKvyoRK July H. 1895
THE DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAR coMPaNY viii Hold their FoET,ErH AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY, the 25t dry OF Jay 1906. AZ 10
ocork Saleoom No 20 ESchsnpsce corner
Of Ninsm. Hewy or at which tms they viii cell, by Ae"rs
John H. DRAPER 4 CO.. Auctioneers, . -
40 900 TJjNs OF FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
Of he sizes deliverable at their Depot Eh1aeethPor '
during the mouth OF August pexr: So 49, -, 60,
The viii posei ~ pot VII &c sold to The ishe"
being made account or
Company The conditions ~ Dc fully made known
/, h G time Of sole.
50 payable IN eure' iad on the day OF
..in and balance Of ceGts tun
in 10 de M, ~ Tie Of Company.
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Gotcls.

Gas 5iore5
fr,uI RTcT AND MOST ECONOMICAL.
II GAS RrOVE AID OWN
b. fh. nsisfs. tnf lsl flctufed by tie
DNJON CAS- STOVE COMPANY,
$50 i26 fuloIape, GfoosJm
rev "a O.
etFE ROtsf EOlL and BROiJ. sns HEAT IRONS, a. vel
- fle Ds.l r4gr ~ cor Of ir1 'e4n PER- holr
- DpDf NOIIfHo - fnH bI.T ~ iEk
slIe HIsgFns FoR vhGHiTo ROOMS.
Ga ne b. W ~ 81 LejI- dcsiDs -
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

~fcsrsls admits or sra1 stft- Rooms
opei. dle, 3 ho Saloon re ccomaod ioA' ana A1 are
"a. end Size lovc' fhau my otlrf he
Az ~1Qsfi-rc.t SURGEON ra,A sIip ifre OF tiarfe
Irbu psssarr lfU. s.eragr So Pivabie in e1rffnsy
bring parties ron Li'efPooi o. Oueeh'
towulor 30
p7ois isucd Bslk IN Great BRIAN ana
Ireland a. the lowest rair.
Tire o,.rs not be accountable
shIs ne.. b o u hav their expressed ih'reon an
-7l~d therefor.
Va urAe ~ the passage oir % tc
Company NO I'd hios-"'S' or NO. ~; ur-RsT s.rs--
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hFAL ENfATE and LOAN OfIICL o.

IA NlLLlAM 4. tOlIf
70 rTvE-sT,
An. So Nrruy hi nIltrlss o'rtoIS ofo"ts"i'
EOIsF a.d 50 Abb. Possession il.r.oa4aiey
Aso n,ibr OF uOrsfS on various sfee'r-@oi"e 'a'A
annnedisfe rsee.-iou
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A BEAUTTUL RESIDENCE Tonting ON Hnnt

~ ir.o, .rboI L. i. - nice dw cling i4ol -
rio, roont re acre Il nd fui 81 u5'ery &C Ice =. "
aso o. strrs adjoining wanted, choep T. r. bUNLA' NO
Starnbsrf-si.
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a nEsIRABLE FARM. for SAIE I'D WashIngton.

a DENIhADi.E 1AAAl, lOr NAJts az W tA-uAitt's
n vile Orange County r. y, mile on tie depot on s
rucd naroad and the puhc road from Nc"'u
c. s'ef and Worwiek-tormrry owne1 b. Daniel ur
about % 81 coed end iauei 49, M
kousd.1 north hv tie Oirra telm scah ty nc In
resd L good wei Of water snt srrrr or cooIl mus
lrae ot.echcd aud pfaufy loca q" on
sstioD oger0okinc Mashinricuw has h-in 80 ttFs
ssssssaiy Onion lpgs Inou o. eter JOIN JA~i.'v H.
CURTIS, or ORION q. JAG IS, l.Secu'oi'--JD'S' ' '
H.. ffrrr4- y
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vy,aE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-OAL1
| irI% 1ISF Of fIRsTCL isS OCEAN sTEAMtRs
BTTWTFN NswYORR and BRLiEN via o9~s' fsI'yn' .Ss
&c. s,s n ara tssas rsss~ugrrs to Engl.nd rance sna
,..,e New, OK Pier 10 &C. y H. ~ ~ nj
ATLANTIC. g oyeT. CON der ~
BsLrlC q. Jones, sn1-f. wa, tnls 49, p g.. n
WF-TrpN METROPOLIS ssnders Jn tuu l0h p. Aus ~.
I"csr ,strurrs FROM NEW-lO OH toe.!de er@ .e41ei.
Au.ns. snd ID SUD 20. October ana % ''s
sad p December - ~ -o,,-ru ~. - % Ion.
N ~ p lv u And u, % September ~ Oo0''
.ra n K,,e, lyr D - Dec-Ipbsf B. IS . ,t.a &c..
Rate. Of Passage able 900 or - equivalent in Oa ''e'
''.asDS' NFw.yogY 10 BREMEN nVRF. LONDON and
sotITL, BilsrJN-s Calm - tj: "a Cson 90 ~ s's''
F,s@ gRGurS etc., 70 EgwYoREit Cabin sii1' % CA''''
So S1o az. A css- sgo5 Cabin. STA 90 s'er's'
FroFE eros Ceirra As'r'. No - besFei g. =.
ff'IIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAMSHIP
AMERICA. J. G. Mcye nasitr csrrsln- iAr ,nlsa -
vi! sal ro,s TO- Elenen naf GIra e.. iio1ossn on
bATUkDAl. July H.
BREaiPN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
l.AlIr D.
foNDON. HAVE, SOUTHAMPTON hND hhball.'i
following payable ~ q = D. .sfi ~ =,
tlri clOiat sasrd
a. log0ped de steamship IlkihANN, o. "sAAe' A-'
~" '' OELRICfIs 4 CO.. No. c. Brosfs'
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NEW ar1 dccidedY -gcnT1u DION II-''-VII'
a EOTsc drcssly located Helr tie mes" Para u pc
Ri. % e q a and ple saul AID besny
Soa'e Pee s+o' Terms l. RIDER No 90 Pinei
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Real c.siale for Sale,
w. BENEDlCT,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKEk
Mo- aud 4, PiDe-st Room 70. 4
TING FARMS.

A II WANTING FAhMS.
"A Large and thriviny settlement 81 Nuesna. mild eimsie
miles south Of PhsdelDha railroad Rich soi produces
brfs crops; twenty tracts At = per payable within o
good society Lun1feds setting
~ rlssur nrrovernents Apply % CA% X bANDS, Post
eaaer Nirr1A Lands township. NJ Letters aswerrd Papers
.nfsans Information win M sent free From hsrorf Of
5000 MORRISON -lg1edSol EdtTo Tie lrbHEc 81 one o. =.
.sf sns.re fertile lend J0soa fufi7t
ssesfic for so4sdaf JlL,.ag aaf thH 'ee "f
easlek ErIltlsl
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5alfs br aurtlon.
AN. MERwy. Auctonee. 80
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il CO., Broadway cor. Atm
ID stss q Books, Works OF Art Fancy 1ooa. Ieuls, 80
Gyo A. LEAvTT Auctioneer.
hook TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
EVLEAvTTr sTRERElOH Co.. successors TO j. h. Cooley.
CoxsIGxnEsIs Solicited ADVANCES Made
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'r~ do aot st~cfe~ ri-frnrr'
rsssen-~r lrtaaue bir wL b. i1rnnuri hfe WIZ
c,~or ter nasage CHECKED " fH q -
sldil9nsl 2. JOY frr md 80 4gr setond class
!Nr1ioos dfeuoaAo, .fsoe c'aFgc
EXTRA STEAMERS Alternating VIII The nal line rnd - ioTrI
rsfes sfe a. pointed io .ai ioI li.sIe olloct ,...
VERA CRU 4ca -
TNNFltO. Gibrlt
LAlL- OF EaAAAME ~ l.uLD
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CIEAM WELkLl TO .,.,
- LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW and the IRISH POhlS
NE fsvorifs ser Steamers o. the Anchor Line
IOWA sals SATURDAY. July 81
aIlI3EENIA sail. SATURDAY, July 20
n psyahe cuueucyIo Liverpool p.sso"
Pic. D,,,y or Dasin Cabins aud $40; sterIsse 80
Prcpsid Port. to Aew.i oIk % 70 iis
barr lave Auiworp Cabins 800 aud 80 seefase 30
or lItnrr inousiiol apply At thr CoEpsnys oniees
FNA.ClS' BAG DONALD Co, AEen"
q Row. Green. New. York
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Quar- mn tine steamcr-QuHrantineR Regulation
shipwrscks on the Mexican Consi.

FOsTREss MONROE Tuesday, April 10 l-tb
The steamer Eliza Hancox has been chartered Tor
nuarantne steamer approaching warm season
M.iorocn. Miles, commander OF the Military Distinct
Of Fortress Monroe has issued general order requiring
all vessels from the West Indies, any port infected
with cholera be subjected 10 quarantine OF 10 days
The schooner Pacific has arrived here from frontier
Mexico. The heavy northefly storm on tho coast OF
Mexico in the latter part Of February proved exceedingly
disastrous 70 the shipping around the bars, Some eight
vessels totally wrecked and several others seriously
damaged.
The following is list OF the vessels totally wrecked:
English bark Carmen, from Turks Island at Lagunyrai
was light bound 10 FrOnteTa for cargo.
Brig Star Of Hope OF Boston driven ashore nine
miles east Of Tobasco bar, had just finished loading
cargo of mahogany. sho Is said 10 be insured IL the
Columbia Insurance Company Of Ncw-lork.
English brig Cyclone OF Prince Edwards Island, light,
bound in for cargo. On the 9th Of March she driven
ashore Oh Chttpequo bar 80 miles west Of Tobasco bar
Schooner William Cousins Of Prince Edwards Island
caught fire by the oyerurning Of lamp and, together
with cargo of logwood for NewYork, burned 10 the
waters edge.
An English brig and two schooners. names unknown,
are also reported lost near Dos Bac0s.
The Pacific brought up about dozen Of the men OF
the wrecked vessels put in here to repenish her
stock Of provisions. 49, -
FoRrREss MONROE "Wednesday April II. ls66.
Arrived steamers r.. G.. Knight Savannah for Phil
adelphia Gen. Mcclellan, New-Orleans for New-fork,
short of coal and had encountered three days heavy
weather off Hatteras
Steamer Fanny Tyler, Missouri, sailed from Savannah
for Ncw-York,
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The VI. L. Conference.
PROCEEDINGS on TUESDAY.

PROCEfDlNdN ON IhENDAis
The delegates TO the Newly East Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church met on ue'dayn the
Westinghouse. church. Brooklyn, and continued with
their proceedings of tho 18th session.
THE SOUTHERN CHURCHES.
The Committee this subject reported that they had
examined the response of the NewOreans Conference 20
the invitation made by the Methodist Conference North
to join in of prayer for the unity of heart in the
nation and for the general interest OF Mcthodism and
they had found their regret that the response limits
the extension Of the proposed prayer to religious harmony
alone; thus taety declining any prayer for the National
unity Of heart They the Committed, therefore, offered
the following resolution;
ROird That be earnestly recommended 70 our ministry
and membership private and In public congrega
offer irequeat and special prayer for the spiritual
peIily Of our brethren In tie Methodist Episcopal Church
South and of their attainment Of such state OF heart and
mind as that hoy harmonic with US rs that oupoaen
loyalty Impartial justice TO The oppressed and equal rights or
al oar fellow men may become constituent parts Oh their
religion
debate arose as 10 tho adoption Of tho resolution,
which continued for length Of time, but It was
finally stopped BY adopting motion 10 have TIC matter
tabled.
AFTER expressing their sympathy with the Hon. NJ r.
01e account Of his Hines the Conference adjourned
10 meet again this morning.
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After debate the motion was Withdrawn. and @ vote
taken on the bill, and it was lost by ~ to 60.
Mr. CocHRASE moved to reconsider and TO lay that mo-
tion On the table.
Mo, ION .ost
NJ Rp' AtpRE1H then moved 10 reconsider.
Motion lost by 80 to Sc and so the bill was killed.
To irnnrove ttlantc-ave., Brooklyn
To incornorate he Drew Theological Seminary.
To authorize the controller Of the city of NewYork to
raise money by loan.
To authorize Wm. Beard and others 10 construct and
msntain sea walls in Brooklyn:
To incorporate the Brooklyn improvement Company.
To amend the act relative sewerage and drainage IL
the City q New-York.
To FIX the fees Of Constabes and Justices Of the Peace
To provide for the distribution Of the safety fund
REPORTS.
By Mr. LITTIBoHN-To increase the capital stock of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
BY Mr.. CREAMMs-Reatiye to the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad Company.
BY MI Is. n. HUSrSGioy-To incorporate the Safe
Deposit Company of Brooklyn.
By Mr. BRfrYsos-'To incorporate the New-York City
Sunday School and Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Also, to incorporate the Missionary Society of the
Also TO incorporate the Association for the Extension
and Protection Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
OF North America.
To incorporate the Journeymens Blankbook Binders
Union of Newly Ork.
BY Mr. BRASDRETH-In relation to the salary of fire.
men the Metropolitan Fire District. 1t gives Stokers
drivers and fremen q 900 year salary.
BY Mr. HIsCoCK-ln relation TO fees IN Surroga'es
Courts
BY M TUcKrR-To make frut-stealinga misdemeanor.
BY Mr.. ANDEIsON-A resolution authorizing the GOV
to confer brcet rank III certain cases on ohceS Oh
the National Guard.
by Mr. VAyDEyBURG-To regulate the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors in the Metropolitan Police District Maue
the special order for Friday at o'clock.
Mr.. LOCKWOOD introduced bill IN relation to the
American Institute.
Mr.. PALMER introduced BIZ TO amend the CHARTER Oh
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
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