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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-06
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
tTo expire on the sist day of january, 1857

OPPrCE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPABTAKNT,
COLUABus, ONO July 2, 1867
WHEREAS, The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL l.
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at New York,
in the state of New York, has filed IN this Office n
sworn statement of its condition, as required by
the act 80 regulate Insurance Companies not in
cOrporRted by the state OF Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amendod February 8, 1854, and the act
'"fo regulate Foreign Insurance Companies, 4"
passed April 5, 1893; and, WHEREAS said Com
pAny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that IL Is possessed OF an actual Capital
Of at least OkR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARs Invested as required by said acts; and,
WHEREAS said Company has filed In this office d
written instrument under its corporate seal
authorizing any agent or agents of said CompaRy y
in this state ~ acknowledge service of process for
and in behalf Of said Company according TO the
terms OF said act Of April 8, 1856.
Now, THRREPoRR, in pursuance OF the acts
aforesaid, l, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State for Ohio, Ito hereby certify that said NEW
YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF New York is authorized te transact the bust
ness of Accident Insurance In this State until tho
thirty -nrst day of January, In the year thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven
lSEAL.l In WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here
unto subscribed my name and caused
the seal ofmy Office 10 be affixed the
day and year above written.
JAS. ii. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
w. .H.GILLESPIE, Agent, Dayton, o.
jysodiw
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tE- -Chidren's Clothing at first cost, at
the Eagle Clothing Store, us Main street.
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Tho RatIlnIncter.

Sidney r.. Morse, Of New York. has Just
patented a curious philosophical instrti-
ment which he calls a "bathometer.n IL Is
intended, as Its name imports, to measure
the depth of water every where, even In
the deepest parts of the ocean; and il does
this with rapidity and accuracy far eN-
ceedlng that of any apparatus now In use
for the purpose. No line is used, and it
sinks, therefore, rapidly, with little OBJ
struction from friction. No line being
used, Its accuracy as a meter OF depth Is
not affected by currents. You throw IL
overheard, with its appendages. in the
ocean, where the water Is miles deep. It
goes down like a shot, and, as soon as it
touches bottom, it turns and comes back 10
the surface. You pick II up, and the true
depth OF the water ut the point where It
struck bottom Is seen on the scale of the
bathometer, just as you see the degree of
heat on the scale OF Thermometer,
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ROSE & STERN,
!, Fiirnishtng Goods.
$25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. s.

! LICENSED under patents of Howe Wheeler \
n Wilson, Grover & Baker, and Singer n Co,
and the only cheap maehine In the United States
eSylng the right 10 use the Wheeler a Wilson or
.. 4 motion Under Feed.
We want Agents 10 sell them VIII nav sbO TO
500 per month, or allow large Commissioner win
send Msshines' % be paid for wheA sold, For Cir
PAGE 6lBOTHEHS, General ASents
At either Of our oaiees, Philadelphia, Pa Toledo,
Ohio, or st. Louis, No
sSews with double or single thread. '--.ScleH{kfs
AfneFtcda. AiRdimW1ni
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DRAY TICKETS, &c
Noati pElnted At the EMPIRE
steaIn Jobl Roo nj
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire ON the aist day of January, 1861 }

OFYlOE oF THE AUDITOR or STATRl
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS. OuiO, July 18, 1866.
WHEREAS, The PHHNIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford Ia
the state Of Connecticut, has filed In this Onice "A
SwOrn statement OF It's condition. AS required hy
the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not in .
cOrporAtod by the state of Ohio" passed April T.
1850. aud amended February 9, 1Sd4, and the act
40 regulate Foreign Insurance Companies, ,"
passed April 8, 1888; and, WHEREAs, said Com pa
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory ey-
dence that IL Is possessed of actual Capital OF at
least oNR HUNDRED AND FiFTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS,
invested as required by said acts and, MHKRKAs
said Company has nled In TITS once n written in
strumcnt under its corporate seal signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company In this state 10
acknowledge service OF process for and in behalf
Of said Company according 70 the terms OF said
act OF Aprils s, 1855.
Now TREREPORE, In pursuance of the acts
aforesaid, L. JAMES III. GOODMAN, Auditor of
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said pHCE-
NIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford Is authorized tO transact the business
OF Iife Insurance In this State until the thirty
day of January, In the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty seven,
lsRALl IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal OF my
ofiee t0 he afiNed the day and year above writ
ten. JAS n. GOODMAN.
Auditor of Stata
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ORPICK oY THE AUDIroR oP srArE
lAOIUMuua DUFO .lulV "a foga

II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy OF the Statement Of Condition OF the
pnWniX Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Hartford, Connecticut, made 70 and Gled In this
Ofaoe, for tho year 1854
Witness, my hand and seal officially
lsHALl JAS. n. GOLDMAN
JyeSws Auditor OF state.
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vANDYNE & BRYNT,

hESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they have purchased the old stando OF
John Il. Kaufman, and are prepared 10 do all
kinds OF work In their line As blaeksmithing PaTi
tioular attention given 10 horse shooting. Flows Of
nll kinds, wagons and carriages made and re-
paired, They will warrant all theirWo
JaniS-wu aI.N. YANDYhE a BRYANT.
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rup IrArrAy OPERA TICKETS.
BILLIARDS IN PHILADELPHIA.

A MARvELOUS GAME-THS BEST AVERAGES YET
MApE-2S BY THE LOSER AND 80 By TIE WINNER
Sa!som.st. Hall, Philadelphia, on Tuesday night
last was the the remarkable match at billiard
ever witnessed a. the comprises Ut few innings and
king allowance for the oer o. points Is the or'eiest
ever made we make room for O.
PITNKriT-o O. O. O. o. IS a. 81 II. Sc o. O. 7t, IS l24
10 o. l. 50 &C. T. 2 ?. g ~ o. O. g -, d III, 81 9,
O. 80 o. % b. ,, i2. o. J, e. ~ 223 1875 % H. Total
800 Average. 307. . - . 80, o.,
FsrrrnE-l6 H. , 81, 30 ll3 H. 81, H. 80 a. 100 50
40 H. d % 10 H. IT, G. Is > j u. g ~, o. se@ 81, H.
d co. o. H. H. 3 ~ o. y. o. le 0, Total, lSto Average
2Z37 -. A.. A.
last inning but one that he played On the 4h or Last ou
three be was points ahead and Of course the match was
regarded lost Ia P.unkeii. -,
The sum played eco addition TO the champion
ship Of Pennsylvania aud the was caroms crotehe
barred on a Phenn and Colende- iul!-sized table
Besides oil the Philadelphia ayers Of marx there were
present John II Dewitt and III ahae Phehu, OF New YORK
Thomas FOLEY OF Chicago VITO Is champion OF luos ana
ms on o grand tournament to be held
here next week and Philip 1emGn, OF Cincinnati 10 tue
afternoon these gentlemen assisted by l all Palmer Nem
and other Philadelphia experts an exhibition at concert
Hall which was nmerousy attended both BY the ladies and
gentlemen ard developed some very fine play. .
II was evident that without the push shot Esteple eond
not have Seen heater bis rivn- round the table was
supeIb Robert T. Ryal formerly champion VIII probably
challenge P,unkctt
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As the 18th Regiment uas Sling Iast, young iac ny
Gro ted by officer IN htary Uniform, ifeseLtu
Prcsidont With handsome ,out gel Wn.CL rssscd thc
wiz smio Gld Nv. TIE lali Tee.ueL PPbe9 ron
Pres. dent ~ about 10 o9cck The troops nh.uou -
Delnor up Ff't-ave 20 Twenty .ilIn ~ 49,
Broadway 70 UuioLsq bIe, by tie east tCo :. h.tC-
square INTO Broadway, ana down bio"'""'
pace. .,
NUMBER OP TROOPS PARADlNe. .,,.-,
There v,ro about 600 troops IL Inc yts'elCol, .tt
escort % the President and lasslng ~ os excellent
him The bearing q the several regiments @"s
In tie Inc Of procession and at me Io'.'N WIZ "'
military movements yesterday we're
rersoraIv sroryised bv Mlior-Geu Ssndord, ConueIu
ing the Frss)igson, ~ ; n o. WV G'ION MOL III.
Alexander T. milton, and Brg -OeL. I'D II "O'''' -
vision Engineer, were also IN atteLuaAee'
AFTER TIE REVIEW.
As soon the review was over tne clONCs Wy 80
q, a The police boundaries, and press around the tshu'
A lace crowd rushed forward from tho Surrounding
ovsrres Ieadrc 70 tie center OF attraction. Inc res
Jnf seemed eathcd at this attention. And CANS ioi
Itns1 Grant and Seward Mr.. johnson removed his hat
in Acknowledgement and when the cheering LAD sup;le
briefly thanked them for their expression OF goou VIZ;
While the President was speaking his voice was crowned
10y he renewed cheers OF The assemn.eH ID NJ 4A'i
min ed with loul crleS for Grant and FaTragL'
Both the General and tie gallant Admiral were con-
ueed TO bow their acknowledgements OF the hearty greet
ucs awarded them. No speeches were delivered L'y'Au
the tld remarks OF the President
THE PRESIDENT REACHES HIS HoTL.
The Presidential party then adclILea 20 nc Lote
where thew raucok Of refreshments The crowd beioI,
serara,uc gave several TOunds Of cheering foT Admiral
Faragu', Gen. Grant and Gen. Meade al OF won
apreaYed 10 he the especial ayoues Of the occos on
Altogether the Proceedings at the review although a.
military spectacle very fine, were somewhat tame INC
idea seemed 10 be desire 10 see 1--we President ire
speetyo OF biz merits dement's. There was 10 oGtouIs
i popular enthusiasm whatever while those %ho VIZ
messed reception 81 the Prince Of Waes tAe ap"Lss
ambassadors and other cuuosites assert that the o"o
was not half so great yesterday az Oh those oecasoIs
The Police experienced but little difficulty IA preserving
good order and may be said % have had quite easy Gay
work After the review was over and the crowds hSd as,
.rsed the President remained within The hotel and nA
amer was occupied IN receiving The visitors anxious 10
DC presented Nothing Of nterestoe OUTSIDE ~ ls
mo taTt Of the evening though large number q
persons remained for several hours IA tie VcL! PROV
ABLY on the lookout something 20 turn up Iht hose'
IN the ciclborhood were lot illuminated
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
u,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST %.

THE n WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week cOD'G The i''
LEADING The Empire State The JShr'Sn s
aer' The Loyal Convention me LseSfe,s cOns., III fs
F F1r:s4.ph tie Right Of S'''s'' Our state ''''''
IDIronIn NoIs,
NV. WrrkDGms. New'-eIm., 'pd cs'q ss.
The NesY9k City, sonhsIn Nes:cpndi,Sn P9., no
Sas re PScs Rs..is ay Greece
SIX Nr Mop s @1s House With SsS.% 1
Picture The M Tour q q. B s Hs aSd Ss se So,s
TsE NiriosAI AcSDEsT sciEsesA Retrospect Of tie Les.
HsP SSa ssss Correspondent B',
Gov %snps RIrvolATISs ?, N. h-rsOso-sp'cid ph'''"
W w. Reception Of til. Southern u
its. The fsaS:yvsn Canvass. Gen. Howard Assumes the Reo'
' Tsr 3 solossss NATIONAL cosvksrros-ofsil Gail.
THK Missouri Tssr oAIH AND FRANK BLAIR.
fHs sprsrS1I FOnoe OF cors5Rr. %,
esr t sssSan Gan, I'D Baird rf.:d%, ,m
H Gsa a.i: S5sra Gais
Tns UsIossIs OF LorisASA-An Appeal to Congress and
"A cisp IRON Ms Kns TIE rrrss-r0 the Editor ct Tho
ns PREsiDrsrs TREATMENT GKs sHkRoAs' DnPAren's-
GEN crsrsRs TESTIMONY BzYoaK REcos'rsuoros con
Az Ant JOuayErFrOm Our Special cOue'O'ndsn Ar'in f'
10 rms LOYAL HEARTS or NArOs-Ths Cn'nt''' " tho
s0 RrsrkK To PosTSasrsn GEN R,sDAttAnOher oh VIE
Can 1--we Without ofc Bread aud Ba'rI =, re,
TINS PESDiSs cNsAss-0ea Butler o" US N''''''
THE PRESIDENTIAL TorE - ,,.s
GEN FoRREsr PRESIDING AT JOHNSON M.srN1- Gem.
Ssw YoRx irf PoLirosrhe Union R.pbicas Gensa cen"
m i.e. German Republican Central COMMITTEES
THR DRY MARKET ..Ft
Nrw.YoRx CATTLE MAzKrr
LIrssr EUROPEAN MARKEfS
POLITICAL
sCEScE-
LrrgRArcRrs
Ire FINE AIRS
fossiss MISCELLANY
Personal
GrNKRAL NFws
CITY TEaA
NKCELLAxRors ITEMS.
MARRIAGES AND De- -, n - 49,.
OBIrvARY-Deah ~ Richmond and ,he nes ~
LArrsr NEWS Br Mao TKLEsRAPH-sPe'ia p"ti.r' 10
CowgEHci.-Ful Reports Of the stoek Money cotton Oi-''
and Csitc Markets specially reported for TIE n \ io.n
Ready Ills mernus Price IN wrappers Feaa5 y! MINING Nv
Mail subscr.bers sufe copy year-1 nuinbe-s'''f ,o
"a Clubs ss.sssssstsss.
adIressed names OF subsf1oers - :.
T,,,ytV ,ou adlr.ssed 20 names OF shOcglyrss = "
comics t. address
Twenty copie % address ...........,. ~
An ey,rt copvwl De- Tor each club Of ten ,.
rsrs 90 NsvYok PostOce orders payable % the 90
tins being safer pLeisIa6e 20 any o1rI a..
Jeaili.rls Atif-ss JHE IhAoIHA- Wv
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TIE TRlDUSE oN RAILROAD TRAlSs.-We PRINT
the FLOWING communication evidence Ct HE ire 's!hg
pona.ariv e Tue TRIBUNE
T. ~, Tdic, 81 me y. " Tribpar o.. ,.,.,,
DrAp Sl. think NevIersey uust be oil right poffair
fr The fact that lie tlt railroad trans hhu
the den oil Tor IRmuSL norepg NJ IapV ilHt tne
qre ~ lie 10 suprlvit Gay ago my vic counted
nom o., sc. We occupied 10 train on he Molf hha Essex
f.. foal no less than II IRnuNEs NLlcl was more llSp ai
n M m Upuere taken 30 Tie ueWhtD} sad Le hAa
uro ra an extra number Of IRrt NKs Chat mornue-4o
ttt ie .uiors tlau any 9th one paper YET be could
y o lay more having out before be lad got 10 tie
3 81 two cars
N-- Ioik Aug -. ie,0
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go.,on weekly RnnL Statement.

BChION. Wednesday Ans - Aeoo
Tho following IL the weekly statement Of the eond
ton az III banks OF this city: -
Caritsl 81 800 OO6 Due 10 other Banks tl57oo 500
Loans 49,. "a no O)0 DEPOSITS .....-... 20 30
Specje ...... aIgN0 4 reuaiion Natl. 242,s 90
Legal Tender q Zee zoo Circulation, Sate dttJOV
Due lrom other Is Ks LlH.5O0
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CARD.


William st. Martin knowing better way to spend 10 '1,e
the Tiger for sail the Hailrr NM
Everything hely unr hs hand happened to s'l
gentlemen board and into their pock h't
Bi amin Bates q The Twelfth Peent thea cane az sad
him in The defendant denied the alesoni stt
lie could bring several respectable persons 70 i 70
his GOOD cbaater particularly anxious 20 make s'"n
that be BOARDED with the partner II weknown cgmins YIs
in this city, Kelly decided the facts OF tie
OF Seont and ordered tue d 10
be he'd.
IT, the Editor Of TIE ". y TrbHse
SIR: In your issue OF yesterday find tho para
graph that leads this COMMUNICATION As matter Of Dsce
allow IT, Instead Of being committed by Justice
Ke for trial the Special Sessions the testimony OF t
AID SgeG old and intimate acquaintance as TO my character
hon0rabv discharged would state further thai m
end action against the aforesaid officer
nediatev will learn bis cost fr the Illegal aflst
that he caused Respectfully yours, WILLIAM ST MAhIH
SOHt.srp Hosel Ner- York Cns, Aug % ie66
MAN KILLED BY A FALL.-Yest9rday alter
afe: dinner the carpenters on the new brewery
a. kuntz IN MoFTsans, were engaged IN BOOSTING M
heavy stick " timber Of the gearing gave way causing
the ia from the upper story 10 the ground 10
m he struck heavy iron sleeper and then fell e. The
ground striking his head large stone and literally DASH
ing The deceased resident Of tt city
about - years old and leaves wife end several children
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san FrancI-co.

SAN FRASCIsCt Wednesday, Aug. 20. 1850
Tie steamer Del Nortc io Crescent City, brings $500
in treasure The Mors National leaf tobacco sold yes.
terday al 37ic per pound Planters Daughter, fOc and
FOX Zee Harrison Twist i0c. and Fox 35c. Susie Doe,
Virginia 40c and Fox i0c
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FoR WEST Polxr.-The steamers &c. vibbard and
Armenia will leave the foot Of Desbrossesst at 7s5 and
o'clock and foot Of Thirty at and sl5 O'CLOCK s
morning for est Point aording opportunity for al who
wish to witness the parade and celebration at that pacs 80
occasion OF he Presidential reception.
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ARREST OF A PICKPoCKET--Frederilk Nichols
aged e years arrested charge OF having solen
wallet containing ESQ from the pocket Of Henry WAGER
Of No. 100 Gleenwchsf After bis arrest the empty valet
found 10 q possession Of Nichols Justies DowIg
mitted hin 20 tie TOnts for trial.
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STABBIYG AFFRAY.-John Robinson and Edward
Ferda quarreled waerst early yesterday morning and
during the FRAY Robinson stabbed In the left gror
ceving wound Ferda arrested. and Justice
Downing committed him for Trial in default OF OIL coo bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

MEETING OF REFUGEEs.-We call attention q the
meeting Of oval refugees from Louisiana to be held m
ing The Jet THE meeting is important one ard
hope will be well attended See notice in another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

TIE Burglar ALARM TELEGRAPH protects ny s-
bly, and damage each window and door Il cannot fl
L. HoLxRs No. - brosJRs5.
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THE CONSTITUTION N:
WASHINGTON EsTABLlsHEp II.
LINCOLN DEFENDED IT,
JOHNSON VIII PREsEKyE IT.

The PREMISES No. Broadway were ornalnented with
Ceue tags and the ancient ensign Of Ireland, with the
harp and sunburst suspended from one OF the WIN
dC9s il the third story tn branches of an elm II the
little park IN Bowling Greer. Underneath the lag was
she inscription:
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Announcements.

THR GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT.
GURS & Co. No. 80 Cedarst., New York.
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Latest Shin News.

ARRIVED. .WEpSzsolY AEg o.
Bark Evehsrd EremeDD krmke Antwerp a. days. with m to
Charles Lung Jnly 90 lat 1904 long II 90 Bark
Penelope tBr nom C. Africa for Bristol poyio,s
supplied 18th 1913, long l20 Bark ATgo or~t,so
HAVE or q
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MEETING OF THE FIRE CORRESPONDENT regu

MEETING OF THE FIRE COMMISsIoNBRs-A regn.
lar meeting the Board Of Metropolitan Fire COnmsone
held F.remens Hall yesterday morning. There
Cor nissorers Pinekney (presdlng) Nngs Atie
and Brown nd Mr. GldeTsleeye Secretary. TIE fooEng
the proceediugs c. Sparks communicated his thanks
by letter Engineer BaTbsr Capt Van Tasse ard tie
members Of Engine Company No for their skill and daring
in extingushng the ere Of Sixty seeOndst and rd
the 18th inst. raneis Lourel commended ite ef
fciency Departn putting the FIRE az then
in Madenane; they also Forwarded 500 check ~ tr a.
propTGted me benevolent fund Of the Department Com
missioner bbe offered resolution disposng Of seveo
plants beside making appointments and Transfers Which
adopted, after which the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MrSIr-
Coroner ldey Yesterday held inquest the boy
Thomas Ornnston who fatally injured at the Aenemy
81 Mlsic Deceased who setter. was engaged "a
taking down cornce from the top Of the ruins. when &c M
the pavement. distance Of nearly % feet. He
home No 1866 Eighthaye. where be su'so.
queny died OTmnsiOn 81 years Of age aud ma Sc -
Scot
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THE GREA 4 CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT

THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il GURNER 4 60. No. 10 CedaT.st, New.iork
See Advertise neut in another column
4 50 Hat oder on Vail, Halter" awaits cheek
~ 633 every day order FEE SMITH
FOWLER me furnishing retail department. No Paw. 'e~
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
VI Mnray yon viii End Teas Cofee' Fish, toir ans
everything cheaper New York One pte be $50
90 10 MACFARLANDs Book Store. corner
" Twen,ythird and Broadway There will hnt all h. nfW
BOOKS al the old Standard Work and also ceo
English. French and Scotch Stationery
CURTAINS CURTAlNSil
SWISS LACE BRoCATEL.
NOTTINGHAM LACE. SATIN DAMAsK
sTYLEsEoR 1866 TERRY REPS. Sc
O. L. A j. kRLrY,
Now a, No. AZ Broadway
MOSQUITO NETS at q IS PER PIECE.
PATENT PORTABLE CANOPiEs
- B. kelly, No. "a Brotd~sy.
yHINDOW SHADES, No. Az
w NEW FALL, STYLES BROADWAY.
OIL kelly.
DEMULCENT
SOAP.
j. C HULLS SON,
No u Pssrow. N,w.y1t
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FIRE IN CAYALsT.-At about o'clock yesterday
morning fe occurred the boot and shoe store a. Gcoge
Nehbas Ne ls6 Canas The fire was quickly extneu lied
the The stock damaged about 500; aed
for eco 10 the Pacific Insurance Co. The building wc ~
owned by DIR. Mclean, damaged about $50; nsJcd
The origin Of The fire IL unknown.
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LILLE NINNEh.

The dinner rendered The President by he Committee OF
Czeps and Merchants announced for &! clock af,
evening. The dining hall Of Dclmomcos was decorated
with flags and the arms Of the states ard Territories
The tables bore the usual OF temples Coruucopas
and pagoda and than the usual amount Of flowers
Owing to the inoXpoenoe Of the COMMITTEE ia charge oi
the rr1epop reroers were not admitted 70 hc banquet
until il had been IN progress hour the nilaory Ger
enopes are therefore lost 10 history.
Tn, MAYOR presided On his right were the President,
Secretary Seward A. f. Stewart Gen. Grant Moses lay
lor the Brazilian Minister and Baron Stocked Oh ls
of Secretary Weles Dr. Marsh, Peter Cooper, DT
Adams Admiral Fau0gut and Senior Romero.
Tho following IL the order of tabulaon Of the invited
costs as projected by the Committee About one-iou.ih
however of those invited did not appear