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AHo are tne classes, 10y tnelr numbers,
requires At the respective navy yards:
kITTERY-Nos. l, 2, {, 8, Il. is. -
CHARLEST0WN-l,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, II, IA, l6, Is, o,
"A. 81
BR00KLYN-l. 2,3. 9, 10. 10, %. "a
PHILADELPHIA-l,2 ,, 3, 4, S, 6, 10, II, IS, -,
y. %. -. 81
wAsHINGTON-I,2 "a, 6,n,l6, %, b, 80, 81
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &C.,
comprising

Qsartsrmasts, Ge.s,ars Q&es, First D,v,sios,,
BY order of the Qusrtermaster General, there
upd.r % The so on tine q pubS a1etoa
osioci the following described public prop e D.
er On e s His; BOILER ~ 90, lon. 49,, .
In diameter with two u inch return fues, made
off, inch boiler iron with ali the necessary aponr
teDances. including cast iron front, gauge Cocks,
Steam gauge, (Ashcroits patentJ CRATE bars, ri oe
HIS; a. s il E1's f5aor
horse power each. and each capable of pumping
and fcrcirs 700 900 gallons OF water per day Con:
nected with them are the requisite valves. glands
&c. These Pumps are compar sti vely new and III
complete working order. ~
PIX mo f , S;ipsh cast iron Water Pipe,
500 feet 2.inch vrought.iron :"
s64 feet IA inch cast- iron =.
900 feet Inch -
LOCO feet l-inch Z"
patentl with all the recessary connections. such
a. all ia excellent condition, together with Alt
%.shins': t:gs and dies: pIysIs. crabs, drills.
The Depot is accessible By water. and vessel, Of
the largest class can Be loaded at the wharf.
Terms: Cash. in Government finds.
fore the frs. fist day Of August next. Vi OF Do
wharf every honr during the day Of sale.
Letter Letter 70 Captain e.GIss Browning, A. Q. NJ,
s'''00r0' D. o. or At 'n': J pufi A. rk1s.
je n-s First SSa Div f. on. q. SMH Il. go.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
- EVERY TUESDAY,
tn gKsDAY and IS TURDAY, EHEC
a. ~ q: m: Returns at y, Pm. n, 49,, 81 49,.
amount for use of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andrfa Bosts leave each
place every hour from q m. to D. m.
~ ] he fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions. j. VAN RiSW1Ck,
ap I2-6Ot General Sup't P. Il. Co.
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i tent Of Insland, and secered By the seals o
COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna.
ton, 6Dsrmathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of the
System. Triesnar No has entirely suDervedsd
the naseous nss Of 0oleyia, Oubebs, &S. TREE
%ar 70 I: the tnhss.e temsdy h Tor al ab sTpST
the use OF mercury and al other deasterious insrs'
. z a.: , *. 4 net :; as.::
and changes Of atmosphere in In cases, st o each,
thu: sayine o. Divided IN ssIer.ts dose. q "a.
ministersd by VaiDeaa, Salamanca, koux, o..
wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW, Ho. lsl
Bleecker street, New York
.o4s r. ?; SiS s.'0 o. FORD No. $50 rs
IJELMBOLDp EXTRAOT BUOHU AND IN
III PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret andsdsli.
cate disorders, In oil their stages, htte
little or no change IN diet, no inconvenience and
nedjst: !. its sssieh. and frse IRON ii iniaitos
$50 kARn, $50
Inventor and Pstentee Of Karr's Celebrated
AMERICAN CHRONOMBTER,
Watches, No. $50 Penna. ave, bet Sd and ~ sts.
6es Repaired and Warranted. de- nsm.
ENEEIBLED AND DELICATE OONsrlTU
II TONS, Of both sexes. use HELMBOLDD Elk.
TRACT BUCHU. Il will uye brisk and energetic
ceilings. and enable yea - slSsb we'll. NO
CT. TIMOTHYv HALL.-rR duties Of thisis.
- stitution will be resumed on SEPT. Is, ~. 1or
al boel.s ss sskis sss 9! sSSls:: tSs ifis.
sss'n 6sssa:ys.':. "a.
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Je % dty o IN charge First DIV n 8. ..
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA. VA.
CHEZ Qnartsrnaasr's O6cs, Dspot Of Washinstonl
WaShtngton, ID. c., June %, 1866. I
Ill be sold at public auction, the premises
under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
G: Lee. A. Q. NJ, at Alexandria, Va. on
ERlDAf, ) une %: 1866, the following describ bed
Government buildings:
ON WATER STREET, BETWEEN KING AND
CAMERON STREETS, AT IL O'CLOCK
A NJ.
Two CD Commissary Storchouses, each 3Dx2o8
feet.
BENTLEY BARRACKS, NORTHEAST DOR
NER OF QUEEN AND ALFRED STREETS
AT II O'CLOCK, NJ
One GD Office. 32x36 feet.
One % barrack, 24xll3 feet
Two (2l Ont houses each TOXIC feet
One Cd Clubhouse. 6xS feet.
One 10 Stable, lSX52 feet
46l feet of Fence.
The buildings will be sold singiy. and must be
removed within fifteen days from date of sale
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
D. II. RUCKBR,
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WILMINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEORGEfOWN RAILROAD.

Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE. and WASHINTOH AND THl WEST, are
now run - follows. Wig
FOR BALTIMORE,
Lea,o daily, except Sunday, at go, l:So, ana
u:lSa a, and 2.45, and 30, and !: 80 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
lie daily, except Sunday, at S:O, Q. n, anG
Bob WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at and go N. and at 2:l6 and <.sS y m
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at6:20 and 7:30 .. m, and 40 D. M No
trains to or frsm Annapolis en- Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
HOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at $50 n n, and 2:45 and $50 D. N,
FOR WAY STATIONS
leave sf1:U 9. m. and 245 ,. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave osiiy, except Sunday, at 7:Se q. M. and Use
On Sunday at 7:S0 ,. m. only. CONNECTING At RELAY
station with trains from Baltimore 70 WheeIinG
THROUGH TICKETS to tho West can be had .,
the Washington Station Ticket Once at all hour
N the day. e we'll as at the Office in the Ameri
can Islegrapb BIilding, Pennsylvsnis avenue
.d Fer Nsw York. Philsdslphis, and Boston. see
W.. SMITH, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
j: M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
90 8n GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washing ton.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
" United STATES PATENT OEELC

'Nii1D ~ nES "a Il VI UfrN r,
On the petition Of SAMUEL HGIBERT. Of
Ss S Se
Der 1855, and ante dated September 10th. 1854 for
the sIpirsiOn Of said pa,ent sSies t.rs. pIs 0
on the 10th day OF September, 1855:
the @ sondse ns s.r
temheP next. at Il clock m; and all persons are
aa ssS. to
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
the Ssy 81 hearings ali testimony lsd g. either
and rsS "a in aecordsncs With the rule.
Of the efhce, which will be furnished on applics-
Dispositions and other papers relied upon 40
testimony must be filed in the ONCE t,ceH.g days
ordered. also, that thi. notice be published in
ts ss 81 G and in the Daily Journal, osdens
buIeh: T.: once 2 week for three sue:e:i,s
sixty days previous TO the 4, G. TaE2fkrR
p. S.-Editora Of the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills 10 the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. JeH lavsw
OEPARTMESF OF TaE iSTERI3R, co.,,
On the petition Of VIII LA Mo0RE. of Brook
ya asSnes
said William Moor; on the 18th n day e septemeer
years from the expiration Of said patent. which
takes place on the l4th day Of September. 1856
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
tember next, at 10 O'Clock NJ and all persors are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not 60 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10
file in the Patent flee their AFFECTIONS, specially
ferth il wrtlue at least ,-efy days before the
day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
to be useo at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accord with the rules OF the Of
fce. which will be furnished on sppli cation.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon 90 tes-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, Il any,
within TED days after fling the tesi imony.
Ordered. also, that fhis notice be published II
the Republican and the Intelligence, Washington,
d O.. and In the Tribune New York, y once
week for three successive weeks; the nrst OF eald
publications t. be at least sixty days Pey,Sps 10
Commissioner of Patents.
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers VII eiesss
COPY. ard send their bills 70 the Patent Onos sIth
n paper containing this noffc-. ~etls~S~
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u
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusrterma steI
-bt nanot of Washinoto,,

Je x3-5t Depot OF Washington.
bLH e fES9ss EE sTHRISss
AT GIEsBORo. G. c. w.
Q"1'smGsy GsasTatS 2e1 nI. 70 IR.sss'o"
by order of the Quartsrmaster General. there
H b tn: :CG CT sa q SasF
iDs s a. eHImEsnGIns on TTEsDAY July
:, s%y ls r on Which ,h day the Water Works
!ossd the following described public property.
'Eieyen ND OFFICES. tfrsme,) 2sxlao, two sto-
tkitehen adjoining, lOxl6J l2x32, l5xl6, two 2x26
Eighty nine $3.50 LABORERs' QUARTERS,
Cframe, seventy. four l6xl8. fourteen l2xIi, and
Sj ssi 1.-TWO s.o
ries, with back buildings l2x32,J four Iox2i I5x 90
adonins and o1io Hsaao with WING sI SR
241l4. with b ;h sS sd lei lsxaoJ
RES 2sIlso, with addition. ioxls,, ssxSo, 1.-TWO
Thirty two css5 STABLES io Vfr.ms. twenty four
2sNt52. siH lsxSS. one llx32, and one l3x29 with
'1 One 'P Is HOSPITAL STABLE orameJ with
One IG issUisS sTAfBLE, frame, with ssls
Issps .si s1s 5a;s oa. isso four
2Sxt5z. 2sXl.0 2lx4s: 2sxSo 2nx25, and l7xH.
Thirty two 1saJ WATER TANKS, .xls; two feet
and half feet deep.
Twenty 800 LIGHTHOUSES
One tlJ HAY SHED. ll2x3l2.
One ~ GRAIN HOUSE, lframe) J5x220.
Three 49, WHARVES: One 40lsi square feet,
one 4 jig square feet. and one $50 square feet
FENCING. q, go lineal feet.
One "a STOREHOUSE. (frame) 52xl!0
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS, (frame) 4sxl6O
and 3sXlG0
one N ENGINE HOUSE, I7xs2.
The buildings will be ssld sIngly. and must be
removed within twenty days
The buildings will be taken down at the ex pense
Of the purchasers. The depot is accessible by
water and yees of the largest class can be loaded
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sxth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
For further information apply In person or by
letter, to Captain GEORGE r BROWNING A.
z. M, Giesboro, d. c.. OF to this effce.
JAMES A. &KIN,
Brevet Brigadier General u. s. A., in charge
je tJyl0 First Division. z. NJ. G. b.
SALE OF STEAM BOILER; F0RCE PUMPS.
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CRUYrBE GEESE AND c,x,s,
a,nra-,s Nv BUHCBELL,
80 Csypsy lSkb ~ y NSeseo
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PAWNBROKERS.

S00 WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES On
JOO hand and for sale at reduced prices at the
Market.
je seolm H.W. HAMILTON.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PILE DRIvER.


GiJ Clartermns,er, OEce, Depotof washinrton,l
80 Wdshtngton, ID. C. June Is, 1856. (
Will be sold at public auction, q. Sixth street
wharf, Washington. D O under the direction of
Breyet Lteuteoant ColonelJ. @ @, lee, A O. N,
on FRIDAY July 8, 1856. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
ONE Cd PILE DRIVER
which 10 no longer required for Government
Terms: Cssh, in Governments funds
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief on srtermsstsr,
le &td Depot of W ashineton.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINos AT
- SLOUGH Hospital, ALEXANJ
DRIA. VA,
C1iO QxastsrsaSstsr's OHcs, DEPOT Of WasAissten.
waMtngton, ID. O., June IS, 1855.
VIII be sold ct Public Auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
J.G Lee, Y. M, on SATURDAY, June 80,
1860, At IL o'clock .. m, the Following Govern,
Iaent Buildings, situated at slough Hospitsl.
Alexandria, Va, viz -
Onetl Headquarters. 20xS5 feet
fourteen tl4i Hospital Wards, each 2Oxt0 feet,
One q Hospital Ward. 2gxlO0 feet.
One q Mess house. l6x36 feet. t
One ~ Stable, 20x20 feet
One I'd Dead house, l6x20 feet
One Laundry, 301 100 feet.
One ID Storehouse, SKIS feet
One III Kitchen. 20xlo0 feet.
One "a Barrack, 2lxl20 feet.
one % Out house, AKA feet
One u Out house, III - feet.
One % Out house, l2xl6 feet.
The buildings will be sold sineIy and nust be
Terms: Cash, in Government funds;
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermsster,
je25 st Depot of Washington.
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nUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFEICE,
" FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June %, 1855.
Will be sold at public SUCTION, under the direc-
0IESB0R0. ID. O ito the highest bidders. on FRI,
DAY, July s, 1856, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m,
three separate lots Of
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred Thousand GU
bic yards most of which is In the immediate vi.
cinity of the wharves, at which boats and barRss
can be conveniently laden.
Purchasers will be required to remove the Ma.
nure before the let day of September next
unless otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
Terms Cash. in Goverpme mt fu nds
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth. street
wharf every hour, up to IL O'Clock ~, the day
of sale.
By order Of the Quartermaster g. neral.
JAMES A. EKIN.
prfr ral =
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The Tariff Sin Laid Over.

WASHINGTON, July IL.
The postponement of the Tariff Bill until
December next by the Senate, to-day, was
not wholly unexpected. The debate on IL
was spicy and elaborate, but the speeches
of the Western Senators, as well as their
votes, carried the day. The friends of the
bill charge its defeat upon what they are
pleased to term the Iowa interest, headed
by Mr.. Grimes in the Senate, and most OF
all that States delegation in the House.
The Western Senators, with the exception
of the two from Ohio and one from Michi-
gan, voted to postpone the bill. The vote
stood twenty three for to seventeen against
absent eight.
A well credited statement prevails to-
night that Secretary Stanton retires from
the Cabinet on Saturday.
VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The White House was visited to-day by
a large number of people.
In the forenoon, Secretaries Welles and
Harlan, and Attorney General Speed, each
had an interview with the President
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Matters at WashingtOn---Cab
Troubles.

WASHINGTON, July IL.
Secretary Wellcs has written letter to
Senator Doolttle indorsing the call for n
Convention on the nth of August.
Yesterday morning Governor Dennison
sent to the President his resignation as n
member of the Cabinet t0 take effect
whenever Mr.. johnson notifies Mr.. Denni-
son of his acceptance OF the resignation.
As yet no such notification has been re-
ceiyed by the Postmaster-general, and it il
believed several days will elapse before the
President disposes of the matter. The
causes which induced Governor Dennison
to take this step are purely political.
He freely and openly avows his high es-
teen and personal regard for Mr.. johnson.
The determination TO Withdraw from the
Cabinet was formed by Governor Denni-
son while he was upon visit to his State
some two weeks ago, and his action was
not governed by any thing that has re-
Gently taken place in his connection with
the Administration.
There is excellent reason for saying that
Messrs. Speed and Harlan will also send in
their designations In short ttime-probably
tomorrow.
1t is generally believed that Governor
Randall, the First Assistant Postmaster
general, will succeed Governor Dennison.
The following is an analysis of the vote
In the House of Representatives on the
tariff: OF the Western members, twenty
six voted for, and thirty-one against the
bill. Illinois, Minnesota and Indiana were
solid In the negative. Iowa, Wisconsin and
Missouri were nearly equally divided.
Kansas voted for the bill and Michigan,
Oregon and Ohio were fourteen TO three
against, New York gave sixteen for, and
four against the bill, with nine boiling.
New Jersey was three to one In the oppo-
sition. Delaware was against the bill,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Cro expire ON the sist day OF January, 1867
OFP1cE OF TnE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

ITO expire ON the 3lst day OF January, 1867
OFPIcE or TnE AUDITOR OF STATE1
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, ONO, June /, 1855
WHEREAS The UNITED STATES ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Syracuse in the
state of New York, has filed in this Office sworn
statement OF ITS condition, required by the act
TO regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the state of Oho,'' passed April g. 1876
and amended February o, 1864 and the act '''ro
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies. - passed
April Q, 1855; aud, WHEREAS, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that t Is possessed OF AN actual Capital of at least
ONE HUNDRED AND fIPTY THOUSAND DOLL ARs in
vested Ms required by said acts; and WHERRIs
said Company has hed In this olice written in
strument 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 10 the terms of said
act of April &, 1854.
Now, THEREPoRE, in pursuance Of the acts aforc-
said JAMES ~. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state
for Ohio do hereby certify that said UNITED
STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OF syracuse. New York Is authorized 10 transact
the business OF Accident and Life Insurance in this
state until the thirty first day OF January in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven
t~l In WITNESS WHEREOF, | have here
sEAL unto subscribed my name and
caused the seal of my ofhoe To be
Affixed the day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN
,..s,s ,o,,,, - Auditor OF State.
JusiW5 JOHN BOYER, Agents Dayton.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraph Varieties.
- 4 NEw Yohk. Univ l2.

l. TTkfu M 4 New YoRk, July IL.
There were SIX eases ef elioiera yester-
day In New York. OF which three were fa-
tai, two fatal In Brooklyn.
In the last six months there have been
three hundred and seventy-seven fires In
New York, causing loss Of s0,0O0,O00.
The New York Insurance companies lost
$4,000 900 on the Portland fire.
Roberts, President OF the Fenians, has
been indicted by the Grand Jury, for viola
iion OF the neutrality laws, and gave bail
In $1,000. ',...,n ..,.Sa
A dispatch from Annapolis states that a
sad accident occurred the night previous
A party of seven. composed Of Ave priests
and two students, left Annapolis at four
o'clock on q pleasure trip down the bay
When off Thomas Point, Father Classens
was lost overheard. While efforts were be-
ing made to save him, the boat capsizcd,
and Fathers Bradley and Gerdemann, and
the two students, II. +. Kenny and Mr.
Runge. were lost. The two survivors clung
to the boat and drifted ashore on Thomas
Point whence they walked to Washington,
arriving there in The morning.
f1. LOUISVILLE, July IL.
Some two or three years since, the South
ern Bank, at Carrollton, Kentucky, was
robbed Of very large amount Of money,
by men representing themselves as guer-
rillas. Eleven of the party were indicted,
including Louis $. Ellis. Tuesday Cover
nor Bramlette pardoned Ellis before the
case was called up for trial.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~.
This afternoon most disastrous fire
broke out in Frankford. Among the build
ings consumed were Briggs print and dye
works, which are total loss. They en-
ployed several hundred hands, and were
valued at 100000. Five dwelling-houses
were also consumed.
Later accounts OF the fire represent that
the loss will be S200000, of which $150,0O0
will fall on buildings and machinery, and
$4,000 on stock
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IMPORTANT TO VETERAN VoLUNTERRs.-
The Committee on Finance of City Coun-
ell, City of Dayton, met yesterday afternoon
at Council Chamber, and declared the fol-
lowing veterans entitled to bonds in til,
sum Of 800 each; Geo. W. Rike; William
Mathews; Christian Schmanz; VIM. r.
Rocks Heirs of John Henderson, (killed al
Dalton, GAP Joseph Noland; George w
Stuck; Chas. IF. Kimmel; John Stuber
Henry Conover Lewis Paul; David III
Reynolds; San1. Silzel Henry II. Winters
Simon Smith; Henry Shoup; John Keller
VIM. r. Hoole; Herman Pretorius; Gabrie
Karl and Chas. Frantz.
These claims will be paid on or after
Wednesday, 18th inst, at the City Clerks
office. Those claimants desiring to let the
Finance Committee negotiate their bonds
and take the proceeds in cash, would do
well to notify the City Clerk of their deter
mination to-day or tomorrow
The following claims have been laid over
for action until the last discharges of the
parties are filed. Morris w. Lasure; Jos
Barnett; Henry Lucas; John II. Moore
Bernard Messmaker; William S. Baker and
Peter Smith.
F The application on the part of the mother
of William Baker was refused on the
ground that f''po duthorftv IN tcritin1 op-
peared from said Wm. Bdker'' by which she
is to collect it, He could again collect The
claim If 1t was paid under these circum-
stances. Those parties interested win please
file the proper papers as soon as possible,
for the hardness of a few may delay action
on some claims longer than necessary. r
BY order of Committee.
JOHN u. KREIDLER,
City Clerk.
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THK DRAMA.--We are certain that the
MANY friends, In this city, Of Mr.. IL. A.
Weaver, the genial gentleman and popular
manager, will be pleased 10 learn that he
has made arrangements 10 open Turner's
Opera House on Monday evening next with
n talented company Of theatrical celebrities,
among whom is the versatile and charming
young actress, Miss Noemie de Margueritte,
As manager, Mr.. Weaver needs no en-
dorsement from us. He has heretofore, on
several occasions, catered to the dramatic
taste ofour citizens, and has always been
regarded as one Of the most successful and
popular managers who has ever visited our
city. The proprietors OF the Opera House
have done well In securing his valuable
services, and we trust that his efforts 10
crafty and amuse our people will be fully
appreciated and generously rewarded. We
know Of no man Is his peculiar role better
calculated TO cater to the refined taste of an
intelligent and intellectual audience. 1t Is
an established rule with him to exclude from
his entertainments every thing gross and
offensive.
The play for Monday evening next, is
the beautiful and pathetic drama of "Lu-
ellie, or Story ofthe Hearty in which
Miss Noemie de Marguerite will sustain
the character Of Lucille"
This will be followed by succession of
dramatic novelties ofthe highest merit and
excellence and our citizens many anticl-
pate rare treat in the way of theatrical
entertainments during the brief season OF
the engagement of this talented company.
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Enrope-War NIatters.

NEW YORK, July IL.
The steamer Persia is In with two days
later news from Europe.
The army of Hanover, one of the German
States, In alliance with Austria, which, II
was reported, had escaped, had surrendered
at discretion TO the Prnssians. Its strength
was twenty thousand men. The officers
retain their sidearms, and the men are dis
missed to their homes. The whole Federal
army was ON the march, and battle was
anticipated near Frankfort, with the Prus-
slams.
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DAYTON PAVILION

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Il DECkELLMAlE Pavilion ON jefferson
street, opposite the Postoiice where all kinds of
heireshments In season, are served up In the brst
syle. lie Keeps creams of all the savored flayors
Ice Water, Mineral Water, Nc; also, all kinds oi
nice thkes, French and common Candies in large
variety, all kinds of Fruit in season. bosl Foreign
and Domestic, paper .shelled Almonds English
WMhuis Palm nuts, filberts, Ground nuts Ne
win large variety of other articles in his line of
business Having an experience OF twenty five
years in tue business he hopes TO be able TO plense
all who may favor him with their custom.
Balls, Wedding Parties, and Pic-nics supplied
with everything In his line of business on terms
to suit the times
Remember-62 Jefferson ST. opposite the p O.
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