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Affairs In Ssesrsetsvn.

GRACE CHURCH ExcURsIoN- Yesterday,
the y7tn instant, the Sunday school OF Grace
(EpiseopaD Church, made IT'S excursion 90
9lymont The steamer wayxssett win
Heald's fine instrumental band on board. VA
chartered for the occasion. This was the srst
river excursion OF this new parish an ia suc
cese was happy evidence OF It's apprecia,,os
DANGEROUS BRIDGE.-The bridge over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal At the AIe.-
andria AQueduct Bridge over the Potomsc
which has been 50 serviceable 10 the army
during the rebellion, and 10 now the principal
way of communicating by wagons, &c with
the Virginia shore and the Government estah
lishments at Arlington and IN the nights. is in
a very dangerous condition to- day. The boats
having Knocked out the main supports, IL Ia
very probably that a heavily laden wagon
would fall INTO the canal 1t ought 20 be re-
paired Immediately to prevent accidents tina,
may prove fatal to men and Destructive 10
property.
The CASAL.-Arrived-E. Stanhope. with
wood: Chas. Ardinger, wheat: and Puncber
with ice; and twenty five boats with coal
consigned TO Central Co., 6S3-9 tons: Phlllips A.
Boose. 2a-e tons; Borden 90, 43i-i2 tons.
American Co. go IS tons; Hampshire AZ Bslti-
more Co, lis tons; Cumberland Co, pal tons
Consolidation Co, lOS.19 tons Departed-rhe
G. Ardinger. sundries, 10 Williamsport; LATHE
Bob, lumber, &c, 10 Seneca, and thirty-three
boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRr-Marke, dull
Prices unchanged No arrivals Of flour and
grain are reported to-day. Sales unimportant
and TO supply the local trade.
PORT or wN-Cleared-Schoonrr
Julia T.. White. Bayliss, Hudson. NY
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IMPORTANT TREASURY CIROuIAR

Secretary McCulloch yesterday issued a cir
CulaT, giving notice 10 the holders of certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness issued under acts OF Con-
gress approved March LIST and l7tn, 1-62, that
the Secretary Of the Treasury, in accordance
with the above mentioned acts and the tenor
of the certificates, Is prepared 10 redeem before
maturity all ceriIfi Gates of Indebtedness fall
ing due after August 3lst, 1s66, with accrued
interest thereon, If presented for ED 'mption
on or before July 18th, Loo; and that after that
date such certlfc Gates shall cease 10 bear inter-
est. and Will BE- paid on presentation at the
Treasury. wIJh interest only To July 18th,
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South American News,

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The steam shin North
American. from Rio Janeiro on the 3D. Instant.
has arrived.
Business at Rio Janeiro is completely sus.
pended, owing TO the news of the English
monetary crisis.
Several failures have occurred. No business
will probably be transacted until further ad .
vices have been received from Europe
The Ministry has been beaten in a vote ON
the budget, and a meeting OF both chambers is 10
take place on July 9Th.
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WHITE HOUSE

The President received nearly all who An.
piled for an interview to-day, on account of
the number calling tor that purpose being
rather smaller than usual. Amongst thosa
who We're in with the President were Lieut
Gen. Grant, Secretary Welles, General Av-
GRILL. OF cavalry note, Senators Hendricks and
Clark, Representative Rousseau, and Judge
Usher. Secretary Harlan had a protracted in.
terYieW with the President this afternoon
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LAND LISTS TRANSMITTED

The General Land Office has just transmit
ted TO The Governor OF the State of Michigan.
approved List NO. TO- vesting title in the State
for ''O'l acres of swamp lands, enuring under
theprevisions OF the Congressional grant by
act OF 18th September, 1850: and 10 the Gov.
ernor Of Iowa an approved List of swami and
uneNpiored land, covering 6,l acres, vesting
utle IN the State under the same grant
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PARDONS GRANTED

The lull in thsgranting of pardons still con.
tinues: the number ordered by the President
to be issued has been very few indeed. To-day
the President directed pardons to be granted TO
eight persons from Alabama and Texas. a few
of them under the first exception, or petty of.
ficer clause, but the most Of them under the
thirteenth, or S2OOO0 clause
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.

The following is a statement of the receipts
from customs at the four principal ports OF
the United States, from the 10th to the 23d Of
June New York, s210o, 7s7.sO; Boston, s29l,-
7si.42: Philadelphia, S13isl9 Baltimore, &c.,.
457.6e Total receipts at the above ports for
the week, s2.604.S4S.91
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THE CONNECTICUT RATIFICATION.
Mr.. Stevens. in the House to-day, read the
following dispatch from Connecticut:
NEW HAVEN, CoNN.-Amendment finally
ratified to-day-l25 to s.. We are firing 100
guns. HAwLEY TO DEMING
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MORE OFFICERS MUSTERED OFT

late order issued from the War Depart
ment directs the honorable muster-out of SER
vice, on account OF Their services being no
longer required of fifty -One assistant quarter
masters, eight cOmmIssaries of subsisteR ce, ten
officers OF the engineer corps, seven Judge ad-
yocaies. four assistant adJUtants general, three
paymasters, and one aIde-de-camp. Among
them - Major Finley Anderson, late Assistant
Adjuiant General 10 Major General Hancock
while commanding the First Army Corps.
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Destructive Fire in Nevada

SAN FRANCISCO. June I9.-The recent IRE
in Virginia city. Nevada, destroyed property
TO the amount S2O0.OO0, and rendered tour hum
bred families houseless.
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New YAH MaHLefs

NEW YORK, June 27.-Cotton quiet Flour
firm. Southern Sl010aSls. Wheat dull Corn
one cent lower. Beef steady. Pork and Lard
firm. Whisky dull.
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NEW PATENTs.-The Commissioner OF Pat.
ents will issue to applicants 1876 new patents
for the week ending July Sd.
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xxxlxTH CONGREsS-FIRsr sESsuo,

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were Ss699335s.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK P. N.
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, ] une -, 1865.
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the following
quotations Of Government securities:

NKW YORK FIRsT BOARD SALES.
Coupons, l1Ox; Five Twenties, lSo9,n lOl Z;
rive TWentles, 1854, 103K; Five Twenties,
1866, 103S Ten Forties. 965t Seven Thirues,
l1A; Certificates, 1o0H; Gold. 1891.
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CCNFIEMATIONs-The Senate on Tuesday
confirmed the appointment of David II. Stro-
ther, OF West Virginia, porte Crayon) as Con-
sui 10 BuenOs Ayres, and Richard NJ. Hall as
Register OF Deeds for the District of CO.
lumhla
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TREASURY REDEMPTION RURr.u

Since the order to close the Departments at
O'Clock in the afternoon went into effect, the
chief of the Redemption Division of the Treas
half-past2 O'Clock.
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MORE ABOUT MARY BLAKE-Mary Blake,
who was committed to Jail yesterday after
noon on the charge Of larceny, was this morn.
ing released by the court on bail.
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CABkIA6E, HORSE, AND HARNESS.
Inquire 1T this ONCE. je IS Ct
BOYS SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys', Youths and
Childrens
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and wsuld ask an early
call to secure choice selections at low prices
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
1922 Penns avenue,
Je 236tif between 9th and 10th streets
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L'IREWORKsI FIREWORKS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT In THE CITY.
FLAGS! FLAGS y of all kinds,
CHINESE LANTERNS &c
Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces,
Scroll Wheels, Fire Graz kers,
Shy Rockets, Pulling Crackers
Peri Wheels Torpedoes,
Trisnglee. Flotillas.
Vertical Wheels, Chinese Bombs,
saxon heels, Fire Balloons,
China Flyers, Toy CaBnoRs,
Flying Pigeons, Cracker Pistols.
Serpents, Torpedo and Cracker
Grasshoppers. Pistols,
Flowerpots, Spangatelles,
Blue Lights, Radiators,
BeDeela Lights, Rosettes,
Mines,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Come every body and get your supplies from
BOSWELLS FANCY STORE,
je 23-tj4 3O2 K street, near l4th.
-.
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DEATH OF MINISTERIAL dispatch was
received in this city yesterday. announcing
the death of Rev. ]. +. Whiteside, a minister
Of the Maryland Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, and Superintendent OF
New Market Circuit, Md.
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Au.tiOneer..
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF az STREET
WEST AND MARYLAND AVENUE, At PUB
Lie AUCTION

Lie AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 18th day OF July next ats
O'Clock p. m, shall SELL the premises. by vir-
tue of deed trust from Vim. p. Wood 20 me-
bearing date the 2Oth day of September. 1855, A.
ana duly recorced in Liber X. NJ H. No IA.
felos 3ss, SsS, S, and sss Of the land records
for Washington county. ID C, the following piece
Of property, viz Being that part Of square d con-
tanned within the following metes and bounds
BEGINNING for tie same at the southeast corner If
the said square. and running thence north I6s feet
To- IN alley; thence ia soUtlIwesterly direci ion
with the line of the laid alley. - feet, inches;
thence in a utheasterly direction with line al
right angles, e. Mary land avenue III feet inches
{" the south line of the said square. and theme in
auortheasterly direction with the said south line
IS feet 10 the place II beginning the same be ng
Lot No ], in square ID, as they recorded in the
snrvel or, ofhce. with the improvements
Terms 6ne-half cash; balsnce six and twelve
months Balance secured 10y deed of trust on the
premises. All conveyance, county anr revenue
stamps AT the cost Of the purchaser SEQ down
hen the property IL knocked eff In the hands of
the auctiuneers; and ii the terms are not compiled
with within five days after the day of sale tie
trustee the right 60 resell the property az
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, 10y
advertising three times Ia some newspaper pub
lished in Washington CITY. ID. q.
IRA GOODENOw. Trustee
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
Je y eoSds Intel AuctiOueers.
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REoRGANIZING.-The Washington Zouayes
Company f, Light In fantry BattaIion,) which
ii will be recoilected was one of the first
companies in the three months service, and
many OF whose members remained in the ser.
vice until the close of the reheilien il will he
seen by an advertisements are rporgapizing and
WILL hold meeting for the purpose tomorrow
night.
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TO CLOSE BUSINESS In A FEW DAYS.

Best Paris Kid Gloves rsduced to 81 30 per pair;
Ladies Lace Mantillas and Points, some as lev
81 IS: Misses Black SILK Sacques only SIS: Black
and Colored Tissue Wells s0s6o cents; Ladies' SILK
Belts At 6, II and Is cent ; Shaker Hoods only Is
cents; Trimming Laces from cent? per yard mp;
Sewing Sikh 10 skens for % cents; all other goods
equally as low to close business I'm few days. Gall
and secure bargains at MAXWELLS,
52s Pennsylvania avenue.
between 9TH and 10th stress.
n. Store has been rented and Fixtures sold.
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WHITE ARsEILLEs.
Just received, fifty pieces select patterns,
VERY FINE QUALITY,
at s. cents, o., 81. IL and 81 Is per yard.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
No. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
je 2s2tif between 9th and 10th strests.
TWO YARDs WIDE WHITE ORAPE
MARETZE AND WHITE BRRA9E.
just received several pieces of the above desi.
rabls goods, which We shall sell ct
Low PHO Es.
JOS. }. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
je:s-Ptif between 9th and 10th SITS.
MARLows
COAL AND WOOD DEPOT.
Corner Seventh street and Canal.
ON HAND,
- large and we'll selecte stock OF
Red AND WHITE ASH COAL,
comprising all the different sizes.
Far sale at the lowest market price
b. d. MARROW,
corner 7th street and Canal.
HICKORY OAK
and PINE WOOD,
In the stick, sawed and split for stoves, or kind
ling purposes. Call at
I'D MARLOw'S
je s-6t. corner 7th street And Canal
CHCICE BRANDS OF A SHIFTING COT
TONS AND 1914 sHEETING COrTONs.
We have now in Store and will sell at a very
small advance
A New York Mills COTTON
a. Wamsutfa Mills COTTON,
A. Andrescroegin Mills COTTON,
a. Lonsdsle COTTON,
a. Hillt COTTON,
a. Amoskeag COTTON,
rs SHIRTINGs, in the best brands,
3-4 COTTONs at IS, 20. and IS cents,
le4 Peppered sHEETINGS,
10-4 Allendale SHEETINGs.
9S, "a and Ga Pillow Case C0TTONS.
JOS. J. MAY co,
SO Pennsylvania avenue.
Je IS 2tif between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE All persons indebted To me- except
NY regular monthly customers. are reaursted
10 call and settle their All those not set
tied by !st July, will be placed i'm hands of colec.
TOR. with instructions to make the money My
accounts must be settled.
T. A. TOLSON
Dealer in fine Family Groceries
Je q Ct corner eth and sts.. Navy Yard
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e RkMABD.-strayed or stolen. on sunday
Sc the 18th instant, one Brinole cow, white
lace snd back gave milk out Of only three teat.
me above reward Nill be given 20 anyone Who
Vii Vii lesse her at A. GLEAs0Ns, near First Tod
oate, Hn street $50
E0TO PEARsoNs TO BUY FRUIT AND
" FIRE WORKS, &c; the cheapest and best
assortment in this city.
leas st 4sI Eighth street.
LOB SALE-A small, compactly built HORSE
U for sale; years old sound, and kind -
Price Sl0c. ID. WELLS & 90, ~
Je Bt corner 10th and sts. 3
RI W. L. WALL co. Auctisseers.
SALE OF GROCERIES. SUGARS, GOLDEN
shrh sfh,T rL0pR, BRooMs, BUCKETS, &c,
on THURSDAY MORNING, June 18th. COM
meBcins at ~ o'clock, will sell, at our Auction
Rooms, without reserve, for cash, TO close O con-
Is barrels White and Yellow Sugar.
Barrels Golden Syrup
Barrels Flour
Ito dozen good Brooms
Buckets. Nests Tubs. Wrapping Paper
go dozen Borden o Condensed Milk. in good order
Barrels and octaxee Risky and Brandy
90 dozen bottles Whisky,
With variety of sther Goods in the grocery
line, all OF which will be peremp torily sold
Je25 W. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY
postponed TO TUESDAY MORNING. same hour
and place. TO which the following articles have
been added
] L. on safe. nearly new.
Platform Scales, Fairbanks,
bags Bio and Lsgusyrs Coffee, in original pack
Bock and Sherry Wine in cases,
Barrels Vinegar, &c, &c.
je2s W. WALL & CO .Aucts.
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VLOsIKG OUT sUMHKR GOODS UHKAP.

We are nov Offering the greater portion Of our
SUMNER GOODS extremely cheap in order to
our fail pureSs.ss. and isdies who Wish to fsss
posted in regard TO prices had better call In and sec
We have on hand large lot Of DRESS GOODS.
suitable for the present season, which we are nov
81 ns%a not nSeS Over ar S se
months ago, but We ars determined 10 sell them
We also have on hand splendid stock Of BLACK
and GoL9REp siLks Mad a 51i s1S sSS~plsss
beet make. which selling, in some instances,
tor lets than We could place them our counter az
All goods marked at the lowest cash prices,
and ne ds'l ". X. t ssiG1sTER BROTHER.
No. 80 Market Space,
je z3eostif between nth and sth streets.
NEW Books,-n.rcy6 Thirty Years Of Army
clopedi. for 1893. Goodwin Smiths Leetures On
A. ssusy Of HHis:Ory sommsr Rest By Gail Ham.
Bsr e on Cholera. vp.NoK r.y1oR
CREAh SODA WAITE.
v PURE AND g 4!I ILAsosS'
A4 a;'s''s; IT ss 8 pE5s
ICE PITORERs, TEA SETS.
A new and beautiful assortment Of Silver: pl.s.s
isi %iTSai Sss TIA n s; Ers sHss
superior aa.lis7 Io:s S:: s ana for ... ..
w. BorELIR BRO.
$50 Penna av.. t4etzsrott Hall
10 rs colt between 9th and 10th SITS.
II Wsrds, SOC. Armadale. By Wtlkis Oolii.s,
81 60. Chandos. ky "Ouida," o.. HaIpsrs Pc
s:s; q as'SiS' '' ssiaiiiss s sslSs iiiito.:
T.HSEsssE Bor1 4ishstssssr. ,grrEa,
! an again In rscsilt q ART Quality LAST
county. NV. BUeCa!LL
Corner iSth and strsso.
iag under 1bottt Ho0Ds.
Cssssssf A. yss,csP A3a,.
FTiE 6i00IS ~ iesiSe IN eUTL11o' pyR.
tEI6o. geo ~. Aveeas .oseWooo - 81 -
6ls6 ual1a01Sa DO. bW-ss0
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E'Ok RENT-With board. one large FUR
Il fISBED FRONT ROOM, supplied with gas
ana hot and cold water. suitable for gentleman
and wife or two single gentlemen. Address 3-5
4 street between 9Th and 10th. ie q At
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BOARDING.

| TWO GENTLEMES can be accommod ated
with good ROOM and BOARD at $50 per
month at No. 81 Penna. avenue, between "a aud
ON Streets u ST.
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az BOARD with fine airy rooms opposite
,l Os National hotel. Terms reasonable. Two
large communicating second story front Roc ms Jun
fur bed, fer rent. Apply No. 367 Penna av
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+ 6aRRIAaE. HORSE. AND HARNESS.
Inquire at this Office 10 2s SIC
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FREE fer all grown Der cons, Iadiss and gentle.
men - will leave the three Cities. Baltimsre,
washington and Annapolis at the same hour. ~
=. M precisely. on the day Of sale, and convey
persons TO and from the sale free Of charge-sii
ARRIVING 81 the JUNCTION ct the same time.
All adult persons. whether wishing to purchase
or not. are res pectfully invited to attend-but NO
one under 81 years Of &c will be sllowen on any
Of the trains SAMI n COVER
il
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GOOD FRONT ROOMS FURNISHED IN
furnished, with or wfthout Board, upon mod
crate Terms, at 3s9 Sd st ie 25 3ts
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SlX TABLE B0ARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-.
- modated. Also, three first class Rooms, suita-
tI1or seIt emsn and ladies; two single gentle
men. at No. 25 Al, st
j. 26 ST. John CASS
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1 Point on which all Physicia ms Agree

Out of ten thousand regular physicians you cannot
find who will not say that stimuldnts and ivgorants
absolutely necessary in medical practice And yet
in bygone yearP humane practitioners hesated to
administer them, because the hendish ingenuity of
wr. tches tho make merchandise Of human nnrmities
had 30 lluted and deterorated them that the dy
was deemed as dangerous as the disease. This per-
ple1ity Is happily done away with. Physicians know,
because the first analytical chemists OF the age have
demonstrated the fact that HOsTETTER's OELE.
BRATED sToM ,CH BTrTERs absolutely and en-
tirey free from all perpicious elements. Hence they
have been introduced int the United States Army and
are accepted whereon the testimony OF the wise the
intellg and the philanthropto Is rated at s just
value as the best protective against and for all
diseases arising from mpurity in the air other
healthy clmae Influences that has been tested by
experience In Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
we state without qualification reservation, that the
Bters are nearly nfalibe anything prepared by
human skiil can be. 9 July %
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%Resfgned.


OUTRAGE ON AN OLD GENTLEMAN.-Yesterday
afternoon, at tho corner of Spring and Coming
streets, two negroes stopped an old gentleman
and asked him the time of day. He took out his
watch to comply with their request when they
snatched it from him and ran off with it. The
watch has not yet been rec ,yered, and our read
ers will please notice the advertisement Of the
owner in another column. Every one should use
their best endeavors to arrest these Villains and
thus help to put stop to such transactions.
MUTILATED CURRRNCY.-Wtile editors Of news
papers are always happy at receiving remittances,
their joy is particularly increased when they per-
ceiye that the bills enclosed to them passable,
and can be circulated among those who dispense
eatables, or wearables, or other necessaries which
itmay be supposed q human being might stand in
need OF, and which proprietors Of papers are gen.
orally fond OF purchasing. But while it gives
them delight to take from an envelope such bank
bills as are agreeable for editor to HANDLE still
he must be allowed to growl when, more than
one OCCASION in a day. he opens letters from sub
scribers and advertisers, containing money 30 mu-
tlated that he has to sell it to broker at dis
count or 20 to the extra trouble of sending back
the amount to the payer. For some time past we
have, unfortunately, been receptacle for bad
bills coming from all parts or the country, and in
our good nature have been dsposng Of them to
broker at serious loss Of money and waste
Of time, and as the matter is now getting to that
stage fsmiliarly spoken Of running it into the
ground" We would gently intimate that hereafter
we shall re-mail all such currency sent to us, with
mild request to correspondents that they will
in future ret in their torn bills for their own use
and send us the good ones.
MAyoR's COURT July 24.-Ihe docket was toll
erably we'll flied with cases Of colored persons
which were sent as required to the Provost Court,
but WAS light in reference to "so.called" white
people
private watchman, feeling the dignity OF hif
position, WAS very rude to one Of tho humble po
lice, and from intimations OF blows and kicks, te
be bestowed upon .he lstter's rerson, at last gel
70 open threats OF pistols and making holes il
bodies, and being brought before his Honor Wal
sent TO magisti ate, where he will be bound over
TO keep the peace, and compelled to Danish al
ideas OF gun practice tor tie present.
An individual who was running his hors,
against the city. on Monday last, In one OF tn,
streets In the Upper Wards, lost the race, bu
handsomely came up yesterday morning aud de
Poafted the amount Of the stake, ss, with the Of
hoer authorized to receive it, who irnmsdiate,
put 1t to the credit Of the winner.