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A GRAND CAMP-MFETING.-The is a
quite unusual sort of camD-meetng IN pro-
gIess at BarnsbOro, on the line OF the West Jer-
sew Railroad 1t draws one OF the largest con.
courses OF people ever assembled in New Jer-
sey. Not only are the cars packed to excess,
but every vehicle that can be induced to run
upon wheels is now doing stage duty IN convey
irg people TO the spot. People of all denomi-
nations crowd the camp ground. The present
is the interim between the summer and the
autumnal harvest, when farmers enjoy two
weeks breathing spell from their labors, and
from all parts OF the country they are throngiug
to Barnsboro.
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DELEGATES AT THE "CONIINENTAL."-
Governor Randall, Hon. @. Wendell, Hon. o. III.
Browning, and other members Of the National
Onion Executive Commtte, arrived IN this city
last evening. number of delegates TO the
Convention also arrived; among them was Judge
Reveidy johnson, Of Baltimore. The Cont.
mental Hotel has been selected as the head
quarters OF the Committee. The Democratic
delegation from Pern~Y ~Ylvania will have their
Headquarters at the State Central Committee
Rooms, No 1873 Walnut street
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

zfESa, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
XII .SsSsILHgIIs&s BOILER RKs-NEAFIE 4 LEVY
fNACTICAL AND TIL OkE1l AL ENGINEERS,
MACRINIsTs, BOILEKMAKERS. BLACKSNIthS,
and FOUr DERS, having for many years been In sue
cessiu operation. and been exclusively engaged in
building and repairing NJ rine and River Engines high
and low pressure, Iron Boilers Water Tanks PTopel
lers etc etc, respectful y gfer their services to the
public being fully prepared TO contract for engnes OF
all sz, Murine, yer, and stationary; having oi
patterns of different sZes prepared to execute orders
with quick despatch. Every description of pattern
making made at the shortest nouce High and Low.
inc Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the best
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. FOrgngs OF all sizes and
KINDS; Iron and Brass astings OF all descriptions Ro
Turning Screw Cutting, al all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishment tree OF charge, and work guaran
teed.
, he subscribers have ample wharf-dock iOr
repairs of boats where they lie in perfect safety
and provided with shears, blocks tails, etc ETC.
ava JACOB @ NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY.
S2Is BEACH and PALMER Stress.
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LAYING A WATER MAIN.-The large
numt er OF manufacturing establishments erected
during the past few years along the Schuylklll,
IRON Arch to South streets, has nearly exhausted
the supply OF water which has been furnished
through the pipes laid before improvements
were made. To remedy this evil, the Water
Department is laying down twelveinch main
on Twenty'second street, from Arch to South
streets. 1t will be connected with the thirty
inch main now in Arch street.
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INSTRUCTION.
HE LEHIGH UNIVERITY, BETHLEHEM,

THE LEHIGH UNIVERITY, BETHLEHEM,
i PENNA.
This new Institution nbcrally endowed by the Hon
Asa Packer, OF Mauch Chunk and designed 10 give
tuu practical edLcaliOn suited the requirements OF
the will be open to receive students in the FIRST
TWO GLASSES on the LIST of September, 1866
The location Is beautiful, and prOyerbially healthy,
and Ii is situated In the mids OF varied industrial nte
rests all OF which VIII be subsidized for tine purpose OF
The Course will consist of TWO parts. First TWO
them atcs Chemistry, and Languages (esDecialy the
modern languages) studies which every young man
shOu pursue for whatever profession he be in ended
second TWO Al DI lONAL Y EARS in one OF the
FOL owing schools in each (which ado itional special
degTCeIis conferred =
l. The school OF General Literature.
2 he School OF tivil ngneerng.
The School OF Mechanical Engineering.
The School of Metalurgy and N inDg'
Applicants for admission will be examined from the
Isl 10 the 18TH OF August on presenting themselves 10
the president. at Bethlehem, or on the opening day.
Circulars giving terms, etc, may be had by apA ying
Street Philadelphia, or to HkNRY CoPPEE, President
Bethlehem, Pa. l3tS l5
n II + G A r AY NSTITU b.
- En- GLISH AND FRENCH.
Boarding and day pupils. Nos 1927 and 1920 SPRUCE
Street win reopen on THURSDAY, September 20.
French Is the language Of the family and constantly
spoken in the Institute
Primary / apartment S60 per annum.
Day Scholars per annum SlO0
Day Boarding upis, $500.
MADAME HERVILLY,
622 mw4m Principal.
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FIRE.-The roof of a dwelling at No. 327
South Fifth stree Was partially destroyed by
ire yesterday afternoon. Loss $500.
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J. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM Il. MERRICK,
L. COPE.
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
MERRICK a. SONS.
ENGlN GERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land hiver and Marine Service
Boilers, GasOmeters, Tanks Iron Boats etc.
Castings o. all kinds, Ell her iron or bIass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most i'm
proved cOnst uctiOn.
Every desc pton OF Plantation Machinery, and Sugar,
Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains,
DefecaOTs, Fl ters Pumping Engines etc. go
sole Agents for N. B'lleuX's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmyths Patent steam Hammer, and AS
Machine 6 sos
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A QUEER CASE SUMMARILY DISPOSED
OF.-A rather odd and mixed up case OF Grim. con.
was tried yesterday. William Nolens was COM
plainant before Alderman Beitler,, against
had lett his domicl in Reading, Pennsylvania,
and travelled together TO Wilmington, Della
ware and there were living hen Nolens dis.
covered them and had them arrested. He had
compromised the case upon the payment Of S25
by Neeley, the wife promising to return to
Reading with her husband. As she had de-
clined to comply with the terms OF the compro-
mise, the husband mad them rearrested here.
After the Alderman heard the facts he dis
charged the prisoners, much to Nolen's sur
prise.
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MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Major II. A. HALL,
President Soldiers and Sailors Union,
Colonel CHARLES L. CAPEHART,
Major M. Il. ALB ERGER,
WILLIAM s. MORSE.
TREASURER.
j. b, HUTCHINSON, Esq,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
UNDER AUSPICES OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, October IL, 1855,

100000 tickets 81 each-75U0O presents valued at
s25OOCO consisting of Fine Residences, Lots, Pianos
Diamonds, Jewery Silverware etc etc,
The many swindling schemes that bave been pre-
sened TO the public during he past few months
what delayed seles until able salts the
people throughout the country that this enterprise
genuine solely charitable purposes. The Direc
tors confident of the sale OF every ticket and have
allotted sufficient time TO guarantee the sales without
any iurher postponement
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE Of
WILLIAM L. OWENS
No. 527 CHEsNUT STREET, Philadelphia;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
F. NoLEN d co, General Agents,
No. 2lO West FOURTH Street, Wilmington, Del,
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New RATES FOR STORAGE AND COMMITS
sIoN.-The Philadelphia merchants have adopted
the following rates of commission and srorage:-
On Flour, not less than three cents per barrel
for labor, three cents per barrel Tor inspection
and cooperaee three cents per barrel Tor storage.
On Wheat, when received by rail-, not less
than one cent per Oushel for measuring, storage,
and labor
All other grain, when received by rail, one
and-a-halt-cens per bushel for measuring, sto-
rage, and labor.
On Wheat and other grain when received
aioat one and halt cents per bushel tor mea
surlng az d actual expenses incurred when
stored, which shall not be less than the charge
made by rail.
On Seeds, Dried Fruit, Butter, Dressed Hogs,
Feed, and Meal in bags, and other miscellaneous
produce, two and halt per cent commission,
and one per cent TOR measuring, etc.
charge OF not less than one.eighth of one
per cent. for Fire Insurance shall oe added in
all cases, except where sales are made atloat.
After the first month shall have expired the
charge for storage shall not be less than three
cents per month on Flour, and one hal cent per
bushel on grain, with one-eighth OF one per
cent. per month Fire Insurance.
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HEARING ON A CHARGE OF ARSON
William Van Fleet, the keeper of small con-
fectlonery establishment at No. 9l6 North Third
street, was arragned at the Central Station yes
terday afternoon upon the charge of having set
fire to his premises on the morning. of the 26th
of July last ioI the purpose OF detrauding the
ROYAL Insurance Company of Liverpool. The
testimony was to the effect that there had been
a IN MYSTERIOUS fire kindled in the cellar of the
building on the 2lst inst, about a week before
the aforementioned; that the last one was
equally as mysterious, and that the defendants
stock and fixtures were not worth more than
5000. Van Fleet had policy of insurance for
$1,000 in the aforesaid Company. The accused
was held in $1,000 bail 10 answer.
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We refer, by permission, to
n Major-G General " infeld :. Hancock, U. 8 A.
General Robert G Schenck, Nj. T.. Ohio.
General Halbert Paine, NJ q Wis
General John II. Ketcham NJ. c., n, Y,
General James G. Blunt, Kansas.
General j. n. HGndrck, Iowa.
General ID. G. Me- Caam, d. G.
General V Dayton, N Y
Hon. Thomas W. Ferry NJ. c., Mich
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ c., Penna
ID. @. FOTney, Esq, D. {.
Major j. r.. Doughty, n. Y.
Hon. Richard Wa ach, Mayor of Washington, ID. G.
Hon. Henry c. DeminG NJ. u, onn.
Hon. J. ben G. mgersO ], N. c. Ill
Hon. Samuel j. Randall, NJ. c., Ienna.
Hon T. &. Bergen NJ c., New York.
ii IN. Henry Wi son, q. ,. S,
Hon. Ira Harris, U. S. s.
Hon. Il +. " ade, U. s. s.
Hon. Kean V. Whaley, NJ. G.. West Va
Bon " iam ID. Kelley, NJ O., Penna
Hon A. II. Latin, NJ. g., n. y.
Ion. Leonard Myers NJ. c., Penna
Hon. v iiiam A. Newell, NJ G., N; j.
Hon George W. Julian. N @ Ind.
hon. stephen f. Wilson, NJ c.. Penna.
Hon. j. b. GIiurel, NJ C., Iowa.
Major G. NJ. Van Buren, n. Y.
Gen. r. Is. Hayes NJ. c. Ohio.
Hon. = r. Holmes Nj. G =, New York.
Hon. G. Il. Latham, NJ. C., W. Va.
Hon. James A. MaIv in M. c., New IOik'
Hon. Thomas n. Davis, NJ. c., New YORK I2l I'm
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All orders must be addressed with stamps nclosed to
WILLIAM s. MORSE
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors National Concert,
Washington ID. O.,
NO
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHEsNgT street, 9bove Twelfth r.
WILLIAM f. SINN Lessees
THE COOLEST TnE4ATRE IN THE CITY!
FIRST NIGH1t IN AMERICA
GREAT SCENIC AND NSATIoNAL PLAY,
BACCARAT;
THE KNAvEs OF THE PACK.
No" Piouu'eO& A GREAT OUTLAY,
AND LONG AND CAREFUL PREPARATION,
With New and Beautiful scenery, ,,o-. -
Startling and Novel Effects, and o-.
$3.50, ~, e.,, A Special Cast
Miss Josie 0Iton, MIR. #. f. Mackay, Mrs. @; Henri,
Mr.. Mckee Rankin ana other pon1lar iavorites'
PRICE OF ADblSSlOb,
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON ONLY
Orchestra 75c. Parquette soc. Family Circle, 25c.
No extra charge for reserved seats:
Doors open at I Is. Curtain rises at t8
WALNUT STREET EATRB.-
w of NINTH and dTF WAkSTF W itWpS stT9sts
0NS oNLY THEATRE OPEN IN PHiLAD ELPHTA,
LAST NIGHT OF
ALADDINl
THIS (Friday5 FyENiNG, August 10,
Last night OF the Oriental PAGEANT Of T,-, .,,p
ALADDIN; OR, THE WoNDERFUL LAMP:
as 5TS performed by her in mis- city or over
FOURTEEN WEEK.. -
sATURDAY-BENEFIT OF MR.. OWEN FAWCETT.
wALER,s IATE MlLLER'S) WINTER
V GARDEN-Nos 72O-726 VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRuMEATAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY
By two large and efficient QTchestras.
AND EVERY NIGHT; in conneXion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band, comprising the best Artists In the city
VIII pei'Oi" OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious summer Garden, artistcaly laid out
with shrubbery =, FOUNTAINS ~ T,r5c etc s,,ooN
Especially set apart for MILES, the best Of Cream
and other Refreshments will be served. GIGS
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At5P. Nj for Lambertvil and nterme ulate statioux
june /, 1866. WILLIAM GAlZMER AGENT
DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROADS

SUMNER AhRA. GkMENT. 'l'O
7 he Trains o. Il G enIsy wanna Central Railroad
lCave tie Iepot at 1hIr y-nrst and Market streets
Which is reached by the cars the Market Street Pas
seIter kaiN ay, running 10 and from the Depot The
last leaves Front street about 30 minutes prior
TO the deuarture OF each 4 ain. -
On SuLdays-Cars leave Eleven h and Market
a. MINI ties before the departure OF each Trains
Hann's Baggage I&press VIII ca for ana deliver
BaIlape at the Depot. Orters lef at the Office No
G5l Lesnut street, viii receive attention. "
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.=
I } ON ana amer MOND Y, February u two daily
uars viii run between Washington and L nohburg
road trains to and from Richmond as tOllOws;-
MAIL IR AIN
leave Washington dai (sunday excepted, at 6'45
A. NJ ana priye at LyncnbuTg al bt5 2. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at A. M and arrive at Washing
ton at 8 26 p. Nj.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington dsiy including sunday at O5P
N and arrive at ynchbuig at 800 A M
ION a. 6l0A M
9th trains making lose connections at Lynchburg
fol all points South and Southwest and at Washington
Tor or h and Northwest
Frst-class sleepm0 attached to the night trains
The road In at ractiye, not It's able
accomm odatons but the fact that it passes the
hi torc oca ties of Fairfax, Bull Run Manassas Bris
foe { al etts Rappahannock Cupeper Orange aud
GordOnsv le places OF mpershable interest In the
Through tickets to all points south ard soutb6eSt
NAV be had IN Boston, New YORK Phlad olohla, saGd
4 iAIaxandriR W. II. MCCAFFERTH, n
General supe mtende e
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The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 al
the usual branches OF XpIess business. Speca les.
engeI accompanies each through train. Ohlce No 5
WALN UT Street PhIladephl ~
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any State, by reason Of tax property qualification,
any other which not In force ON tho LIST OF june
1885, In any State where the sams Is applied shi be
excluded from the basis Of representation He said II
other amendment could DO srced upon than the ono
reported from the Committee on Reconstruction, he
would adopt IT. but he hoped that tho amendment which
he had suggested would prevail.
COTTON SEIZED BIZ GOVERNMENT IN THE xIssIs-
SIR; yALLEY.
The records Of the Treasury Department shQH that
nom March, 1888, up 70 August, 1896, abandoned and
captured cotton valued at S. 900 was seized BY the
government in the valley Of the Mississippi OF this
g. 006 have been paid into the Department
the remainder having been transferred 70 the original
owners of the cotton which, 10 tn amount, had been
improperly seized.
GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER COINAGE DuRrNo 1865.
For the fiscal year ending June 80 1885, the mint ano
branch mints Of the United States coined e32 SO 24s
In gold, silver and copper.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsIoss.
The Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue has d.
cded that inland and domestic bills Of ladns are not
subject 10 stamp duties such. Most Of them how.
ever contain an agreement contract and whom such
the they require i've cent stamp for each sheet
or piece Of paper which they written When they
contain agreement and simply receipts for tho
delivery Of property, two cent stamp is sufficient II
has also been decided that manufacturers will not be
held liable to ad vslorem on the entire value Of
tho satinet which they make from warps but win be
allowed as heretofore to deduct the cost value Of
such wsrps before the tax Is assessed.
THE BouNrY QUESTION.
The Committee on Equazlng Bountes are understood
10 favor giving lands instead Of money, and may make
recommendation TO that effect
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations
George NJ Towle, District OF Columbia 70 be Consul At
Nantes.
Horace ellison, Of Idaho to be Secretary OF Idaho
John Pratt, OF Massachusetts,, to be Marshal for the
Territory Of New Mexico.
Alexander Cummings, Of Pennsyvania TO be Governor
OF the Territory Of Colorado, vice John Evans resigned
Thomas Francis Meagher, Of New York. 70 DO Secre-
tary Of the Territory OF Montana
General John II. Slough, Of the District OF Columbia
10 be Chief Justice Of the Territory Of New Mexico
John McNei to be Surveyor Of Customs for st. Louis
vice r. J. Howard, removed
Henry R. Sanderson, to be Collector for the Fifth dis.
trict Of Illinois.
Edward Kitche to be Assessor for the Eleventh dis
trict OF Illinois.
And the following Postmasiers: Elisha W. Keys At
Madison Wis John Tapley, at Racine, Wis, and Gao
W. Forrest, at Lewisburg Pa
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Omeial.
wAsmsaros, jan, 70 fsdS
ASSIGNED. =
Breses Lieutenant Colonel W. L. Ioihrop. Asssta1t
Qnartsrmaster by Commandant OF Department OF
Florida 10 duty Chief Qasrermssssr Of the Depart
ment from December 49, 1895
Rx- AssT0NhHSr.
Brevet Major John Van SAINT, Assistant Surgeon, 20
duty In the Department OF Arkansas instead 81 Mdfs
Division OF Che Calf as before ordered.
DISCHARGED.
Medical Cadet ". Morris Austin ON duty al Transit
United States Army Hospital, Battery. New York city
0RDKRxD RELEAsKD.
w. J. Stuart late Captain Fifteenth infantry. from tho
Albany Penitentisry.
oHDKRgp sUsrHRaD OUT
First Iowa Volunteer cavalry.
Third Michigan Volunteer cavalry.
Seventh indiana Volunteer cavalry
CASUALTY
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel r. II. Coolidge ATgeon, at
Raleigh, N. O., on the ed inst
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The soop-of.vn Tcondcrog, arrived ~ Lisbon be.
cember "a The OF disaster her o'Ietsd by
letters received from those on board.
The iron clad Monadnock arrived az Perrsribleo
the ed Of December last accompanied by AsT two con
yoys
The Hartford add wnchuseu sailed from faba bay
Capo Of Good Hope Nov %. for Batavia and tho
East India station Good health prevailed on beard the
Hartford The wachusett had been In port awaiting the
arrival Of tho Hartford tcs three weeks previous to
sailing.
The government transport Empire City With deaeh
meDt OF tho Ffb United States cavalry PCT into Hsmp
ton Roads for pilot on the 18th inst.
The Chilean government has made overturas 70 Mr. W
II wsbb for the purchase OF the Dunderberg
In course Of completion II Is alleged that Mr. Webb will
dispose Of tho vessel he obtain the consent of the
United States government By the terms ~ bis con
tract tho vessel belongs 20 him until the money for her
"a entirely paid by the government
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NEWS FROM LOUISIANA.
s"sanPeH Spreading Among the Negroes
The freedmen snd tho Pisnters-The
Legislature-sinktng or the steamer
Dora Martha, Sc.


Legislature-sinkfng or the steamer
Dora Martha, sc.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. % 1895
Tho smallpox IA spreading among The nssrHs IN the
interior OF thu State
Accounts from the parishes continue 10 como 10 10 the
effect chat the planters end the creates, dlScuiy 10
contracting FOR labor with the freedmen, no,wiLstsnd
ing thai sh. h,ghs.i sagsS are sastad ts-D ~ 80 TO
work
In the parish % frrfs sopns si The ns-dmrn we're
leaving for New Ofsaas Come ~ tue nnsst plantations
bad bses .aiitsy d.soried BY them. The lrsl paper
there expects tbs, ell the freedmen The Isr-h viii
have isss w the sod at the prescott month.
Tho United states Msrns Hospital In this city has
been turned over by Collector Kellogg 70 General Bard
Tor temporary hospital spd nouss ~ refuge for ,hs
freedmen
The HOUSE Of Assembly nss adopted resolution 10 sp
poin special COMMITTEES for the pufpofs OF amending
the constitution Of isN instead og calling STATE Con
ne Senate being iss-a 90 provide FOR the
ton II onncer. IN this cry N
The military authorities somi 'ef"srn 'br "pe'
lo,iss. Railroad 10 Iva owner
The steamer Dora Martin. IRON Shreveport Tor New
Orleans arnck . snag aud sunk IN the Red rser sh'
hsd air hund,od bales Of cotton on board The boat
total ios. Pho principal part Of her cargo VII b" ''v"'
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r I = = .


Be,..s,n Gys and sir O'Clock La, evening NO bfos-
an. IN the suh cellar 81 No cas- Broadway ooeupsi by
,hs Wheeler wilson sewing Asshins Company. tn,
alarm was promptly gwen and shs bremen soon arrived
and .tnsushsd the hTe before extended beyond the
basement Tue damage rili bc principally ~ r,isr
probably IN e eEtsni Of 8, 900 stock snh about
AGO 10 building The stock aud store nttufe A. IN
ssgrcd for 400 OO a. foil0Ns:-H1rne. $1,000 ,t.f,
a. 600; Rrooslyn u, coo: Manhattan, tloo cs; =,
NchoiAs O., 900; Yonkcrs aud New ~, tloV. m,s'
stays~,snL ys 600; Commercial, $500 GsDhsrd,
as 800. Kinrs County. o., 900; Ciukenn'. fbOs anh
Psrk 1000. arr 90 he budias Isl 900 a folio -
Psrk $40 90: Rings coun,y, 1000, fienc tlOeo
Cebha ard d. 100, Citizens go 900, tiFsmen > 49,"
The csuse oi the rrl Is unknown Al Pfe+hi bNh y ~
sqpposed 70 have i~eo The result 0l Accden'
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THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE Story
rrtt,o ,sprsssiy for it, sutitisd
'ARS0LD's CHOICE "

And srcellen, rory, also wrttsn expressly ~ -
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viii also contain: --inioreslng inieligcaos frva
che National Capital, with report Of tho proossA.
inss OF Congress- The latest accounts OF the resL
an Movement; Important Intelligence from Assi.
CO. with details Of tho occupation OF tho t4ws
OF Bagdsd and the Capture Of -Four Hundred In
p"riasis and four pieces OF Artillery Late and Intsrass
ng News from alt pars Of Europe Editorials on lsad,ae
events; rbe Current News OF the day Postry--"A De
nisi" (xrlten for the wxkxLr HsR.IDl "A rls % An
suish :" Musical and Theatrical review for tho week 10
,eres,ius IAorary. Artistic and scentsc Items Rsii
gious Intellen scasonable reading for Farmers
Gardeners; tatetcs Fscsis; Valuable reviews OF the
Money, Comnereial. Dry Goods Boo. and shoe. cAiis
and Horse Market and accounts OF all interesting svens
OF the week
New subsonbsA 70 the WEEKLY BwALD can obtsis
the back numbers containing the pe~ Prize s,oT.
"ARSoLD's CHOICE
Tssx,-singi. sXSppuon, 81; Three cop,s. y.
Five ooplas s.; Ten copies, eio Single copies. I'VE
csns sici. A limited number OF advertisements Ia
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NAVY BULLETIN.

Omctal.
w~uiS1sDs, Jan. 20, 1909
ORDERED.
Carpenter Geo. T. Anderson 10 the steamer squanas
DETACHED.
Bostswain John A. Seimer from special duty a, New
York, and ordered to Navy Yard Philadelphia
Boatswsin Zacharab whtmsrsb from duty at NAVY
Yard Philadelphia, and plseed on waiting orders
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Alexander G. stuart
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