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gaa fopperfaced to order by t,e Newten qam
F9pta F9ph assorted with accents for Spanish Efepco
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j FES lIN0VTi OF RECOMMEN NDAFI0NS

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M QN1Mf1MV m 2 REC0MM PM T AHTnNN
\ lD l'lMUNAi " y AhOUMuldtN u9l y ttuNo
g ,5 s sd1 Y,l ~ k,n Sia,.
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a,4l y allE-, ~ ar ..aain
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a ss sasss sssss
ags hs wants q anGst sys
ss: :; 4: 7ssta ss &C.,
anshiR tendering ylsion very distinct Almost g
eot as n favor the
tot'''os' o'''ss sEs aanDp1sas
S. IN !. .ail
aasbsSy sds 81 4sion sna a
ahd tthe glaas solal ira
psrfecto.el 81 n,. ", ,, ...I n, D
!stn at '..s naau ~ ; ;;i: ,,a ,s.,
shd don
be Sislen apeetaeeg pYff, sfa
a hs hass
eye in It's Vision a so perfect as
to rendkresieht eay without effort dine yornion,
none @ Sos Ind hsa
a. anypointoi the tlriaoe they APPEAR to rest thd
syes 70 their youthful energy. ~. .'slitla,a @
" 2 " 4t'.A ~. La O6lEk, NJ Dsi
y. 3,2 M n .a45 @ g.. = ',,.
eRdiessoe
'plste sssS{ {tmsnt Fl speotsosa sSd Lenses. ase
aays S ses g
49, an San *
Hee q ahu y. so Hsys
Il Ss
sor oonA aat ohesffahess
~ tne, y W NO +r,,,,,uv
Us VtAiSE2 g1anf AA -.
M J5 .at 1.s = y; ~ Miay aota, taoo
.issa Consider them
superior ~ aualty guy aaapteu " nee t4e Wants ot
almost eye IN gnlen tnero 5 qelect @ vision.
cheerqy 1ases
to those requiring AsA'slene9 d. a 4irnrp5 II :,
.tlsoEaGi '.ts=sasf 81 Y =. u -
r9''1.' -, IN As jRaTnN q ra, oatt oaa
II p ~, Ss 4psd ~ iGoR,
i4 4RYe @ ~, u.aGsos
lA tne possesslon ~ Iav d x
fheM otI t dsat asI e ~
every age shu
~ Wa1on ths r. liz aenton y hosap n
a'oI a+toiaa 90 .7 Il a KiNLOUH M. Is. l.
'euo. g IL !. "a. 'r' =,
1y % ,p e;1 M ~ ~ M rarON q \ Ma ~ aath 1oaa
~ w. 1 .na Ehe Iensas Of Prof. BRnHHAnnr
W. VI pn y "G eoH, w. Ivy
are ght hi 70 ts wesrnaas a.
Glasses are Of ewlsad Ingenious We cor.
sa!sstiSs Il eR3sslR Ss9 RsaE ItaPfs I
b, WILLIAMp. AoR|k + m. Ds',zsa ,,li. ): is,
F. NJ. ROBERTSON N. D.: Z,lf, 5cQ. ~. q
CHAs HANoKEL, ,late Rector @ OF st. Pauls Church,
Radclifteboronbh. oharleston.
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zz. ..--s-.s-.ss. .=s.., e.,, =. -
ga smile was pn her 4pi-heeh was r. u her lo9k,
1'os 9ssa D.s1a1s s,s M...1SeoaaXs, Ia = sls a IN
fsw bottiss 81 Bfrfzas Q lss'
VIII cure Nervous @ HeadaG1has. 1 a. =;
Cola Ezretal ana ai.s Fsyeris1 prds lips 'e w.,
Nervous ~, ~, '.-, -, - ~.
IS Excessive que and Bh6tt Breath. /
Pain Over the'Eyes. s,nt z'la 'tl eaj al II q 1
Mental pesnq4as ysi,,g1s !; /, tsrfs in. u.
RrGasgaqh ss} nIssi Xeskhess ssa Rsa,a
tnnt l:..sS 4 a aait anies
1t 10 esmassu snas ed ytcrni bary
proceeu ron1 ooooaDe into tha otnn,6oh
secFeuous ~ t1o az oRnvn
After long reseAfch we ape te me
remarkable cure ior snese nolI1u @ I
hss ever tha I
hundred and ior
BrTsas saa aos - - M a 1St "
h1t most eheotua tonio ana agreeable sM4Hian'
suited to all conditions Of Ate. -, -.
The reports thas rse4 9Rgp nes as pHl
its are Ha3ny
their physioahs, append Tut Of III =,
fer over I'VE alnarea
the Xesssy Ct Rsrn n 1eae ee md ID
oe2A y 3,r
aaa hv fonis wi King
osty nnu 'As hodt esnecial referenca to its
OF France. h,s sonth Amarican travela
fe9rgge II diseases
t and hav
IN inflammation Of the lotns and drop
sto.1 TsStion. M a VII smnn at 456ijIt,5.
saoS, G o =, For anfeebed dipestion
Yh~rMnnn FowTrsWAromstic. stmulant and tonic
h,ahiv,in onratinc r. IN ssryonsdAb1ity. i'm Il 5f%I
nignS Hor ~ s3rhNIlIi Iha,{m tam ateI ;i
nraatnc aaah
onaoa and netl. nsed by mothers nursinplg
a1a ciova1 1hnda oranbne carraway coriander snake.
! root ato =,,>,. 80
,ffffPPsot' ffPPot' eV'' tIti#o I'm I'll onn Vii lsffsE5f
| z=<.zf. 5. oUV.-..A. -,
Another wonderful ingredient, of great Use among
the Spanish ladies cf south america iparang beauty
known to the comu cree Of the world and we withhold
its name for the present: --..5. .5.,2 j 5,...s
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omce Hours from o A. M. to r. H.
MILLS / HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE
q ~ .:4s6sz L!.I n,lfst e iils 80
Second Floor, Private Pa

IN. B-Owing to, engagements elsewhere, Prof BERN.
HARDr will be able foreman here but short time only
j. 1lsy3l 2fs,,=tfe. fiz lmo
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Daily II ews.
WEDNEspAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1856.

WEDNESDAY MORNING., JUNE 6, 1856.
ALL soRTs OF PARAGRAPHS.
a1'3ss [ESeas he Boston Io,t.1
Steam onnibases in Paris, :5Z3s.
Queen Victoria doesn't take tsa with Prince Teok.
Trial by 3try hasbeen introduced into Russia.
Passengers are .'all in good health" who arrive in
New York now
Why are Summers speeches like lines Because
they are length Without BREADTH
The whole country is doing honor to the memory OF
Bcott = : - =.
Tslleyrsnd.s memoirs will be published in Paris. Lon.
don and Vienna this month, ;1z
sginnlnnat keepauo record Of its births,a
aud deaths. iii .siG izhlsif} 9i III - .t:tEs
Dogs destroy y'nekrly amion dollars worth'of sheep
in the United etates every year,
The ytcerey ofEayptis the fiohestman in the world
apd his country ts the poorest. ..a bs .f aas,'
Sir Morton Pete backed, Fremont in his saroa pun.
chase; b, ,yho Wg gl psek se 5i sir n Morton
ptH YisXS15 i aaoa $1,000 t's neglect
;gss gpGssopan" ssgp@ss. onhe rampage AMONG he
Another Newland Evans tragedy has occurred in In
dfAtiaio e,hsn1l'aif iiji:t;t.5 ss.1 5sts
eA ohlldlnas been Born Id sandusky with natural
'.RatArfal,H shaped in tho most approved style.
as9 sana been testing the quality Of bis shell on
The lass to the shin workmen Of New York for
as ssysn st,ts ,s's nr,nohs, Homo
laia sgnsl5 boataiag sehoelS . ,,ss7iS7s.. sss.
yTAa Of and wlsesto each other
ars aeanad, by sse Prentice as home truths
pesdans Raas has left Porto Rcaotouits revolution
j!l}hs hsys bssa ss asst y4sti to iehiaa;
s S \. eagas Ssx York few days
I'll There haJ usea penisn, movemedsi in Tennessee
upon Menpnlsas sl v 80 o., y = onnt o =
The license fees lin New York already amount %
zooo as,mans ssya s arrtvea 1t New
YORK ssas. .sy- s5s,,u ,,.v .'
aS e e os 1n ssss 1ts,, g - s,,. ID It.lv
t9)Sh HSsS saffss aBaas ta Ds = n'a's',s's -
A LAUNDERING biz snake,ju IN England, ,has
,ra., s ,.,1,,, ii
!e a!s 70 Aasss = 5Sg :sstasR shnaa
heelslee e 2aeSrsed different
@ssgsst. tsds q III pss q:
oIah Demoesaao Central Qonmee or ts
an 4 sss W. s s .
glnis we conclude a.e AZ
PRENTICE ,N,'l :. =
We Ahph yea ate i,,ag LII
!Rnhp eS9ks9 asAseFo Is 'es feGsA' Aea 1ll.ea
sRSS ~ ssssSS. Isl %a;s e1 Hung
aei TO his bedpoat There was no bureau sor ha:'a.
,lhe edito country paper re sdser.
tsa e.9e e99 tagEasp0aos. Aopslae sss' s
vqtaa V3fh TIA fdies. on! he y asducE man
siltslAi
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hRziaa1ous LIBERTY, spA1NIn spits Ok the gors
of Spanish lays the principles Of religious liberty can
sss 81 oi9 Sei NV Ssaned f66shod I've aha
there ar@ih Madrid holess than FIVE hundred Protest
ants Of various they have two plsces of
worship. one al ths English embassy the other at the
Pruss!an In tour Of observation through Ahdulasia
rotsstans were found at Malaga OadtE, and Seville
There are also quite number at Burgos, santander
EThey have the New Testament printed among them
eelves circulated In considerable numbers, secret
IL Of course, Those ip Madrid meet sundays in pr
vate houses in small Companies. changing their place
s Is s oSSd oanoY Rs
ispain; ia felt by tho civil authorities, and they are
afraid to ENFORCE the la@a.
ins r tSs malsh t6s ssaaEes at Geneva and
Lausanne! TheypFopone to preach in theirown coun.
try Thelcty Of Pau, on he frontiers Of paini con
tsns school for the children Of the proscyes These
Results owing great deal to the labors Of Matamo
9os6 who vas formerly Roman Catholic He has suf;
from his native land. f.Ss y ss' ,=
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THE ADVANTAGES

- -
ofthese spectacles over all Others are 81 It ts:
1st.-The only true LENS known, being
perfectly free from chronatio light so well known 10 be
the cause of ibi1fyto the vsioh and which makes the
change from spetacles TO Classes Of stronger powers 50
often requred while both earand distant objects are
seen with equal facility through the shho GLASSES.
a !ad.--Can be, worn with .sidss for
any length Of time at one stting giving aslonlshing
cearness Of vision, particularly BY candle other sr
fetal the spectacle safsr hitherto IN:
known u, hi. Isi4o a..Su ,.sEs ls5o,.,
q 3d.-lVhen tho eyes ache or pain through
the action OF bright light asr to reflected 4pm
snow sunny weather. white paper and in reading,
writing or sewing vivid ooored bodies cheese lenses
BY ysoitenipg the rays effect most agreeable senaRtion
and give great relief. ,tlt se.i.Gat sa Gs nsu
Ia tn Elm all nervous affections OF ths eye
causing ul and starting paihs iii the eyeba or tenn.
pls 81 lnniinous and dark spots II the st.
molphere aching or feeling like sand In the eye, the
disturbed nerves are qutsted and soothed. - =. s
'5th..@..G}round byfpecnlla < tn ihery, got
up at great cost, mathemaicay calculated expressly
for the manufacture lens 90 IS It with
the true spher accuracy aud ts FOCUS exact
centres pointof vital and which no other
lens possessesef bnfiiSisnj s;f4s4 q u ls9.
10 th.-Apfoof OF. superiority over the old
lind Of specaces They are at all the
hospitals for diseases o3 the eye In Berlin Prusss and
elsewhereai1t ,ef7sti 80: ioi A,sl
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8 PASSAGES FROM ."PuNoH' --"THrNas NOT GENERALLY
Kyows tA9 natural element Of Apohoyies is
That butohera shop ID pafds liz sometimes called
The amount Of ohampagps drunk by hirellns walters
at an ev ening party. y y -. $.
Where one epocket handkerchiefs go to. I SO
S, What becomes of the stamps received change in
The ultimate destination OF pins. needles ana elastic
bands. stnnfsi,its 81 81 .i.sl=s3 i3 ff.t -
OF things not generally known, the best example
would be stThe Lancers.'
TOT Hoaf1NEs ouoT sENTENTLE. Z,&
-, q Different people have different opinions:
et Some likeringlets and some like chsgnons. Fff
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s1sas 8, a., May 2sth, 1soe
have examined egrsat variety q Glasses mansfac.
sapsrior in quality and adapted to meet the wants Of
almost every eye In which there Ii defect OF vision.
cheerfuly recommend Professor RERNHAnDT's Glasses
to those. requiring assistance. T. = 4inopn !, s
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Another wonderful ingredient, of great use among
the Spanish ladies uf South America imparng beauty
to the complexion aud brancy to the mind Is yet u,
known to the commerce Of the world and withhold
its name for the present. 4,5 - - ,.,
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t. pH11LADn1pH1A, 1oih Month, nth Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has sbesn much
benefited by the Of thy Plantation Btttars Thou
wilt send me, twp bottles more, ..,,,.s-..
Thy friend, y. - - ASA CURR1N.
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Many years ofpubio practice and study in the hospi
tails in Europe adjusting apeotacles to patients ndor
every aspect Of defective vision we'll experience
IN an extensive longestabshed business in his optical
stores both here and In Europe Prof BEnNHARDr coll
siders Of his ability to apply such
CLASHES as are best calculated for the assistance
coyery Of imperfect sight, ssii4
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' ?,I i "a ann ne oHHA{lEeToN H 8 e. May al8ea
We have examined e Lenses Of Prof sBsRNHAnp4
and consider them superior to any we have seen. They
are admirably adapted not only to improve the mper
feeons osmpstred 4gh hptt relieve the weariness Of
Glasses ara Of and ingen We cor
diay recommepd th TO all thqse who require
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9- AWAY WITH sPEOTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made new. without Bpeotacles, Doctor OF Mealome
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt Of ten cene IT. Aaare
\ s. reoFE II. D., Nesllsp Broadway, New Yori.''@s.
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q. ~ q ITCHl ITCH ITCH = 4 4,,n,.rn1
soRAToHi SCRATCH + WHEAToN's s,s ois -
viii cure Itch in 48 hours Aso oarss snls lp prcs
Ucers ohiblalns and all Eruptions OF the san
so cents For sale by all drugglsts By sena'ne ov
oonts Is WEEKS \ POTTER Sole Agents. ITO Wasmne.
ton street Bston 1t will be- oy man. 'ieo =.
poss;aas, = y ~ y al 'a:t smos
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

T!t n NUCHVBTHH, Ia DBFBlluBr zoI lbe1'
Messrs. P. q. DRAKE l. COL have been great suf
ferer from Dyspeps for three or four years. aid had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Biters and to great am
pow NEARLY well man. Ihaye recommended them In
several cases. and as far as know, always With signal
benefit 8sslNit4 I am, elpectuly yours, .-..e
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: sa.- f 4 R.RIAa.E. AND 0tELIB ACY,
al Essay os ana 1nstru'ctlonN N for 4oupg n.y.
Alse, Diseases ana Abuses which PROSTATE .ae vl.al
powers, with sure means Of relief sen! aree ol
In sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr: d. en.nA'
Howard Association, Philade elphia Pa
W !. ill., S9Elsb ~ ss ~ y ,.s 9mo.
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sSF'a 81 aF ARTHiOIAL EYES. ARTIFICIAL HV.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted oy Dts =. F.
BAUoH and p GoUaELMANN FORMERLY employed p'
Ro1ssoNxEAu Of Psrs), No. 500 Broadway NOW ioth.
: April II - = -
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ . ts,i.o srAr.s rAr.sr os.Ics,

On the pssi.ioa Of Linus Yale ir Of ksu York MI,
prsynF for the ertsasoa Of patent sr utsi 10 hin os
the is,h day Of oe.sbsr lss1 for iaprevssest IL
BURGLAR proof Plates for Door. safe, walis vsults
etc., for ssysu years from the sxpiratlol Of said
isee; -. >" -
10 ordered that The said petition b hoard at the
Patent once on MONDAY the Let day Of October ssxt
At O'Clock aad all persons notasd 10 appear
and show ese.s. any they have, why ssid pstitioa
ought not 10 be granted.
P.rsoas oPposnG the extension required TO nis In
the Patsat Oncs their objsctions specially forth In
witins a least fosnfv days before the day Of heaug
all testimony hed By either party, to BE- used at tie
said hearing must be taken and transmitted accord
snes With the rules Of the once, which will BE- fur
nished on application.
D.positoas and olhsr papers, rsli.d upon ss .ssti.
moby, must bs hsd In the once oenty days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments, Asy, within ten days
after niiug the tsstimony.
Ordered, Also, that thia notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Tntelifgencer, washington, D. O.
and in the Ttnses, New Yoii, n. T., once q week fr
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications 10
be ~ lssst sixty days prsveas to the day Of he.risg
...r .fr TH0hAs HARLAND,
Acting Commissoner Of Patsnts
P.s +xditors Of the shove spsrs will pisaes copy
and send their bills 10 the Patent OAos with paper
oontAining this notice. jslS-w3s
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep.
u"s Of visitors on the lt Of JULY, and remain open
uuttl the last Of OC OBER,
Dr.. Mutt.r. Professor OF Surgery in the J.der.ou
Ned cal College, Philadelphia from persoual ob.erya-
ton Aed chemical Aualyss, placed these Spring. as the
chronic or organic nature.
sitting the Springs parsons will have opportu-
nifty seeing Parax station. Manassas Junction, War.
rsntnn Bull Run, kspdAn, Orange Court House, Cor
dou.vie and many other points of historic interest ip
virginiA
Good Coaches copuse. with the trains Of the Aexsn
dra Orange snd 'irginA Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the Springs.
Great psius have bean taken put the buildings and
grounds in good order aua repair.
The Hotel vii accommodate no persons; besides
there Ars sumher Of handsome cottages hIt up
pre.-ly for families
Terms: - 80 per day liberal discount to persons
remaining month and lOnger Ch drsn aud rvs uts
hslf pr ce. BCCBLsToN. BALDWIN 4 co.
i-2S-tf
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'Ys, e,ssesr,ss 4. ossv,es,,u. >

PHrLADsLpnA, July g11.--fAs Riasssrsrs Na-
tiensi Coessssioa ssssablsd today
4 Tbs following societies were rspesssnted: New
Yort, Bsooklyn. Jersey City, Newark, Baltimore,
Dstsoit. Nsw Orleans, 0hissEs, Yvnksrs. Phiiadsl-
phIA b. Losis Cis~innssi, Patterson, and Boston.
Robert 6tsvenson, Of Bsitimors, President; J r.
Herman, Of Detroit, vios President; Thomas How.
lahan, Of New York. ssorssssyI aad \. u. s,ook.
toe, Of Philadslphia. Trsssprss, 4 =.
The whole ssssioa vss taksp up with rssdiug The
show the unaniuity Of action that exists In this
branch Of businsss also desire 70 eoopsrats with
employers for the material bsss6t Of eli concerned
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Iacspd,ary Fires In Pennsylvania.

PBILADHLPHIA, July IA disastrous fire 90.
ourred At Frankford this af ornoon. The print and
dye works of Briggs, valued at $500, 900, and en-.
ploying several hundred hands, were totally de-
stroysd They were situated at the corner Of Or
ohard and Taooney streets. 1t was the largest in
the Twenty third ward. Five dwelling. houses were
also consumed, togetI r with the Trenton railroad
bridge over Franklin creek.
After the breaking out Of the fire man was do.
tscted setting frs to another mill In the vicinity
which confirms the suspicion that II was the work
Of an inoendisry.
LArsR-vERY HEAVY LOSSES.
PHILADELPHIA, July 70 Later advioss from
the hre represent that the lors will be two million
dollars-one million and q half on the buildings
and machinery and half million on the stock,
The mil was known as the Taconey Print Works
Of Aaron s. Lippincott 1t covered two and = half
aerss Of ground, and employed three hundred
hands.
The road bridge of the Trenton Railroad Com.
psny close BY was but slightly injured
Two previous attempts had been Take to 6re the
Taoonoy works. The sstsblishmsnt was the largest
south Of New England.
Among the stock was large quantities Of goods
belonging 10 New York firms, which had been sent
there TO bo printed, mons Of which was saved.
The entire works comprised twelve to fifteen
buildings. The main building In which the FIRE
originated, was $50 feet long by SO feet wide.
The amount Of insurance has not been ascertained.
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virginia Politics.

RIcHNosp, July l2-The State Executive Com.
mittse of the Bell Breokipridge, and Douglas par.
Ties Of 1891 will meet In Richmond next Monday,
Philadelphia.
Four.dfths Of the press Of Virginia favor the sp.
pointnsnt Of delegates,
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The Marksss.

,CHIoAao. Juiy ~ -.Piosr very dali. wbsal
un,sttlsd and declined . 10, sales At 81 So .
80 for No. I. Corn active 1t 67i bsc for No. I
Oats quiet at $50 Mess psrk aoninal.
MILWAUKEE,. July II --Rlour dull Wheat IN
settled at 81, 81 . 1 SO for No. I. Corn dsclInsd
one cont Oats declined one cent.
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A Ha.tsriee, Ca.ne>,

CAIso, July IL The cannon that fred the Arrt
shot Ii the rebellion st The steamer Star Of ths
Wsst at the entrance Of Charleston harbor in 1851
passed through here sn ro':ss for Washington, ID
charge Of foar soldiers es The 18th regulars.
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Great Fire In Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, July IA Gre broke out at Il p.
N. The Academy Of Music building, corner Of
Fourth and Home streets, occupied by Kelly
Loomis Minstrsls, caused by the janitor dropping
had Just lett the building. Loss, $25, ,0OOi insur.
ance unknown.
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Eiessisa sf . Bashsp.

BArH, MAINE. July 1i-In the Maine Episcopal
Convention The Rev. Alss Bsrssss. Of Portland,
vas elected By ths clergy - bishop, bat declined
then unanimously slsctsd bishop.
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s2i.tjylS
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
aIRsBoRo, o. Q.
ouARrERnAsTE. 5sxslAL's 0YyIcs,
fIRpT LIvIliau

wAsHISoroH, D. c., June Il, 1889
By order Of ths ouartsrmAstsr General there viii b
sold on tie premi.es, at pablIo suction. under the al
usns ns on TUEsOAy, Jaly 10. 1867. :, L. o,so.ss .
.9s cont ;sp q. ;.n: hasi
W. Il: T. %s.s %s:s q: We.
disposed Of the following described public properly .
Es..s az oaes. cr.n-) 2srl4'. avo .,or,. J Isuso.
s,ss ss,1s is9 .se Ic ',oIie Isrss i,ss.s .doi.
s!shty H.. 10, I.bsrsr. au. t.r., GS.n.) ..,...
y;tsur ls.s fourteen ia,ia ssd o,s iS.is VIM :Ssl
fsa 40 Dwsllins., Cfr.m. as..o owe stories, with
sith wing lsrl Asd two kitchens .djoisisS s.ii ssi
,onU, iSss With vi ioziA sAzst with shed "a.
s!s: o NJ: aes:.; ..r; as.lso eye ,.cr,::
x!ss :dai,is.. iOiiaJ asrsO. Wwo stcr,s..} is.sS.
and On. isas wiz si.S .s.s issi .sss I
D.: G hospital s..sl. frame. with ss7o...l fee.
o.. N Issuing st.bl. or.m.J with S,sl, la..l feet
Twenty !sol ss,ldius.. fran. sszsa. $500 ls,ss
2lsts asIsoo. 2os 2a and l7si7. -
Seventy eight t7S H.ns'I.. S,s1is-;Si.s ssS iaH
Twssty lsN Out House. .a. .,.''a ...t'ra D. Of
One az Hay Shed, ii2Isla ...
One Ql Grain . aouss. ! rams, 6ezseo
square feet, aud one 4 $50 square feet WV AA''~
Fencing, 2s,s liaekl feet.
Oue ~ storehouss. (frAms9 b2xlsO.
Two arksmith Shops, Nrame,) 4srle0 and aarlso
Ous ti) Engine House, i7xs2
The bn idings will be sold sipgy, and must bs rs.
moved withia twenty days
The bu ldiugs will be taken down At the sxpsuss of
the purchasers The depot 10 secsssbs BY w.tsr And
vessel. Of the largest class be loaded Il the wis
Terms Cash In Government fuads.
boat for o. sboro' will cave the sixth strvst wharf
every hour duripR ths day Of sale. -
fer iurh.r Isforma,ion .Ipy IN person, BY letter.
to to Capt eE0R'k Z. BRowSiNG, A q H., 6is.boro',
JANIS L. HKIH.
Brsvst Brig. Gen. g. A., is charge
1eN.Jyl0 First Div; son q N n n
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The Fsn,an ilob.rt. inaiet.

The Fsnsan Robsrts Indicted.
Nsw YoaE, July II Roberts, President Of The
Fsnians. has bssn indicted BY the grand Jury for
vols' Ion Of the neutrality laws. He gave bail in
the sum Of 15, 900. n s',...H -
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Cholera In Asyv Ysrk.

NRw YoRr July IL -Thrss more easss OF ehoi.
era, nons Of which proved fatal have been reported
within the past twenty -four hours Three Gases are
also reported In Brooklyn, two Of which we're fatal