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DEATH OF JUDGE WAYNE.


Hon. James n. Wayne, Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of the United States,
died al bis residence on street bet ween 18th
and i4th streets, in this city, this morning at
ten minutes before twelve O'Clock. He has
been i'll for two weeks pas with typhoid fe-
yer His wife and daughter, Mrs. Cyler, DIR.
Cy Ter, his son-in-law, and two grandsons
were present at the time Of his death The
Judge was in the seventy seventh year of his
age.
Judge Wayne was born in Savannah. Ga,
in 1880. Having Obtained an excellent pre-
hmipary education, under the instruction of q
private tutor, he entered Nassau Hall, (now
Princeton College,) where he counted among
his fellow-siudents some OF the leading men OF
the present day On his return home At the
study of law with one OF the most disting u shed
LAWYERS Of Savannah; but his father bayinE
died 8 few months afterwards, he left, by the
ad.iee Of bis friends. to prosecute his studies
at the North. On his return home, he com
mencsd the practice OF his protest. and also
took much interest in politics After three or
four years. be was elected a member Of the
General Assembly. as an opponent Of the ere
lief law" which had created much feeling
throughout the State. He was reelected the
following year, but declined being a candidate
the third time He was next mavor OF the
city. On his resignation OF that office. he was
chosen Judge of the superior court, and ser we'd
Tor five years and half. He was then electe d
amenber Of Congress in the session of 1879 80.
He took prominent position In the House as
debater, and also proved himself good busI-
mess member On various committees. He was
supporter OF President jackson, by whom he
was appointed TO a seat on the bench Of the
United States Supreme Court in January,
1885. He has proved himself a sound and ac-
cotnpliehed jurist. He has especially devoted
his attention to the subject Of admiralty juris-
prudence. and his opinion on points connected
with that subject are everywhere cited as high
authority.
The arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed, but it is thought the flu
neral Will take place on Sunday
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THK TEMPER OF the Senate in favor of a
brief session was shown by the action of that
body upon the substitute offered by Mr. Sum
ner 10 the caucus resolution offered by Mr..
Anthony restricting the business Of the ses-
sion to supplementary legislation enforcing
the reconstruction bill. Mr.. Sumner made an
earnes; appeal TO The Senate TO open the door
Tor general legislation, ias tancing various mat
fers OF importance that he deemed it essential
should be dealt with at the present session.
7 ne general feeling, however, was that this
session was for special purpose, and that 1t
was upadvisable TO take mp general legislation
unless an emergency should manifest itself
making II requisite. The substitute Of Mr.
Sumner failed by q vote Of 26 to g.
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The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS July San Omaha dispatch says
a private letter from Fort Yancton states the
settlers between that post and Randall are in
great alarm, and that over 300 Indians were
coming down the Missouri river, bent on mis-
chief and murder. ii
Letters from Indian agents declare them
selves greatly alarmed, and that they will
probably leave the country.
Some of the Indian stock stealers have been
captured at the Ponca agency, but the COM
mandinR officer ut Fort Randall feared to 90,
lest the Indians should attack the fort during
his absence.
Gen. Sherman leaves to-day for Fort Har-
ker, where he expects TO meet Gen. Hancock
Cd Saturday.
The steamer Johnson arrived at st. Joseph
yesterday from Montana, with S39o,0O0 in gold
dust. Vesa..
A vigilance committee of 400 strong has been
oreaniZed at Julesburg, Nebraska. to preser We
order and protect the lives and property of
citizens,
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FITTING UP THE DKFENcBs.-The buildings
al Fort McHenry, near Baltimore, W hich since
the war were permitted to fail into state OF
oiiapidation, have recently been thoroughly
repaired by order Of the q uarteruastsr's De-
partnent, and put in first class order At For.
Foote, on the Potomac, near Fort Washington
workmen are also engaged in the erection OF
buildings OF such character as to lead to the
supposition that this fort, established during
tbs war, IS to be made . permanent inst,tu i.
ton The guns here are mostly OF very heavy
GaIibre
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THE SENATE GATCIS

caucus Of the Republican members of the
Senate was held Wednesday afternoon, imms-
d:ately after the adjournment, Senator Antho.
ny in the chair. The object OF the meeting was
announced to be the consideration and adop.
ton of plan Of action for the present session
Senator Sumner proposed that general bust
ness be tran sacted as at regular session. This
met with warm opposition from a number of
Senators, among others, Messrs. Fessenden,
Trumbnll and Conklicg.
A second proposition to the effect that tho
business be confined to the consideration Of the
question OF reconstruction was defeated.
Sesator Conkling finally offered resolution
that nothing except that Is necessary to re-
move The distractions TO the enforcement Of
the reconstruction laws as Congress intended
they should be enforced should occupy the at
tention OF the Senate during the present ses.
sion. This was adopted almost unanim Gus ",
and Senator Anthony. the chairman. was ia
structed to report such resolution to the
Senate on Friday.
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AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

AN APPEAL To THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
which peryades the Southern 9 elton of our
Country, and desiring assist in furnishing relief
as speedily possible, iperhaps thereby TO save
aE Hi and fidelity Of Mr. GEokGa " THOMAS.
Managing Director OF the recent Festival for tho
Union Home and School the City Of New York,
realized by that humane Charity We, the
undersigned, earnestly solicit the Import Of gene
Gus and benevolent citizens throughout the coun-
try in aid of this National movement, TO he made
with the sanction of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue of the United States, ut the City of Wash
ipgon, u. c., on the evening eft Sept. -, 1Ss.
premises, We give cordial approval of this
mo, culcnt of Christian Philanthropy.
RICHARD WALLACE tMayor,I Washington
JAMES ". NYE, c. S. Senator, Washington
ii n. COOKE, Banker. Washington, d. c.
. 2; D; GILMAN, Druggist, WashiEstop, .. G.
politan Bank: Washington, u G., :.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier National Metropoii
tan Bank. Washington. ID. G.
GEORGE ". RIGGS, Banker, Washington
PHILIP & soLoMoNs, stationers, Washing
". Ii: o. H. MORRISON, stationers, Wash
". A. HANSON & CO., ss4 and $50 Broadway.
EVANS, GARDNER & CO.; $50 Broadway.
WIN. C. BROWNING & CO., 326 Broadway.
DtRYEE JAoUFs, 3sa Broadway, Ny
DAVENPORT BROS, % Greenwich street
Giles, WALES & CO. 13 Maiden Lane NY
PROSPER NJ WETMORE, - West 10Th street.
JOHN H. GRIsCoM, NJ D., IL East 18th street
\. y.
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A Resolution OF TaANKs-Mr. Schenck
OF Ohio. submitted the folio wing resolution,
the reading OF which excited considerable
Inirth
RescIred, That the thanks Of this House are
due an d hereby rendered TO the Rev Petroleu %
Nasty, r. M. At Confederate Cross Roads,
which 10 in the State OF Kentucky, and the
Hon. Henry Stansbury, Attorney General, Tor
thefr long, full and able expeditions, made
from time TO time. Of the views and policy al
the President OF the United States on the
subject OF reconstruction.
There being no objection, the resolution lies
over under the rules
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@THIS MOVEMENT Is ENTIRELY SEPA-
RATE FROM. AND HAS No CONNECTION
WITH ANY OTHER ENTERPRISE.-Sa
Address all Orders and Commune ations, with
Stamps for Return Postage. to
GEORGE W THOMAS,
Managing Director,
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington, ID. C.
Editors respectfully invited to notice
this National Offering of sympathy and philau
throphy, and to lend it such aid their beneyo-
lence suggests. je . I'm
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The Susquehanna Sailed for Mexico.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The frigate
usQuehanna, with Admiral Palmer on board,
sailed under sealed orders yesterday at noon
ostensiby for the West Indies, but 1t is now
known that she will proceed direct to Mexico
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TBy Gable to the Associated Press.l
Indignation ut the Execution of Maximil.

TBy Gable to the Associated Press.l
Indignation At the Execution of Maximil.
liam.
LONDON, July 4th-Evening.-The English
Government authorities have postponed the
grand review, which was TO have taken place
m Hyde Park, on account OF the execution Of
Maximillian.
The conduct of the Mexican Government In
condemning MRximiiiian to death, and his
subsequent execution. cause great tndig alton
here and on the continent.
Consois 81 ~ for money; U. S 5-20's, TN; IL
alinois Central, 79x Fries, AK.
LIVERPOOL, July 4th -Evening.-Cotton has
been inactive and heavy. and closed with q
downward tendency. The following are the
last authorized quotations: Middling UpIands,
lGEd.: Orleans, lid. Sales OF the day 10000
bales.
LONDON, July 5-Noon.-ConsoIs 93s; u. S.
5-20s, TN -,
LIvERPooL. July 5-Noon.-The estimated
davis sales are 1000 bales.
MiddlDg Uplands, i0xd; Orlsaus, I'D; sales
of the week SO coo bales. OF which $4,000 were
TO spectators and exporters. Stocks 73s, 900
bales, OF WI ch 3s6. 0s0 are American.
Breadstuffs and provisions unchanged.
LONDON, July 5-Noon. - Markets I'M.
changed.
= SOUTHAMPTON, July 5-Noon.-The ship
AmenZa, from New York, arrived on the Attn
instant,
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ImPORTANr FROM MEXICO.

FAlfof vern Cruz-SantR Anna Shot.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The French cor.
ve,se Phelge,ant, eight guns. and four days
from Vera Cruz. with dispatches 70 the Oou-
sui General OF France, arrived at Southwest
Pass this morning
She has on board Gen. Hervera and ether
Mexican officers. Some Of the refugees brings
the news Of the fall of Vera Uruz on the 2'th
u,timo. The city surrendered without blood
she'd and IL quiet.
THE captured soldiers wore sent TO Mobile
by the French sloep- Of war Tobacco.
The foreign mon war in port were the
United States steamship Taconey, English
Jason, Spanish Delorre.
Santa Anna was shot on the morning OF the
25th June at Ssal
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4oISG HoMx.-Some twelve or fifteen nam.
oers OF the House have already left for home
having come here at considerable personal in :
convenience in order 70 secure quorum at
the opening OF the session. There seems a
general disposition amongst members of both
Houses to aboreviate the present session as
much as possible.
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~ The Hon. Benjamin Stark, OF New Lon.
don. Connecticut, II u said, has been offered
the Goyernorhip OF Walrussia by the Presi.
dent. Mr.. Stark was senator from Oregon In
lsSi-62, and resided for many years on the
Pacific coast.
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DENTISTRY,
I'VE EFT H. 80 ~
i LOOMS. NJ. D., 81,

N. LOOMS, N. D..
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally atxF
his office in this city Many persons caRUl0Xl
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these. aNer
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they desire,
but to those who are particular, and wish the pur
est, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
tween 9th and 10th SITS. Also, GOT Arch street
Philadelphia. &C 20-ly
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WOOD AND COAL,

GOAL! COAL!l
Best WHITE ASH at So, by the ton. All sizes
Sawed and Split eAK WOOD, SO per cord.
Long Oak. S. per cord.
ton of Coal sold by me always weighs 2,240 lbs
JOHN b. LORD,
fe 28-1y Corner ath and G streets
n A u! c o A Lii
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons Of 2,2O lbs, delivered in any part)
the city.
Chestnut White Ash, ST.
Stove. Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500
BED Ash, 1926.
Lehigh, 50. egg
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Offloe; or at the Wharf,
foot of Seventh street.
S. P. BROWN & SON,
q H-u 465 9Th street. between and r.
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- s T Z C. AL. c 4 RID.

~ ECIAL. CARD
New YORK, july ., 1857.
To John f. Ellis. Washington, u. e..
We have Just received the following by Atlantic
Gable:
PARIS, July /. 1SS5-Chjckering { Sons, New
York. in addition to the GOLD MEDAL OF HON
OR: have to-day received DECORATION OF
TIE LEGION OF HONOR. which places us AT
THE HEAD OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS
]. Stf c. F. CHICKERISG.
N@AS THE NEXT REGULAR NESTING
u night of the EXCELSIOR BUILDING AS
ISOLATION will he Thursday, the 4th of July, the
meeting will be held on FRIDAY, July 5.
BY order. C. B. BAKER.
Jy2T Secretary.
N=OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
u3 LIGHT COMPANY.
JJ-rv 1St
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The Fourth at Indiana polis--nIurder at a
b .a. Pic. Mic

lNDIANAPoLIs. IND. July 4-The corner
stone OF the Indiana Soldiers Home, at Knight
toure Springs. was laid to-day, under the
Grand Army of the Republic. Governor Con-
rad Baker delivered the Grafton.
AT "a German pic mic to-day man named
Austin konlk was killed by man named
Tom Mccoy. The murderer made his escape.
and is still at large. .a4
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THx HOUSE has voted to adjourn until Mon.
DAY, and the Senate will pr obably 90 the same
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uH ticp Of LEBAEDN.LOl(sE Nm - 40 an,,s
a. HI VII b hold On TRfbAf EyEEiNE W. ,i
9th, N7H o'clock All members are reonested 20 w ~
pre- sent, - an important anne ndment Ia TIM ~
~ I'm I. W. pARR, Secretary
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Affairs i'm Cincinnati.

A11d1rS IN ClnCIMnHt1s
CINCINNATI. OHIO, July 5.-The 4th passed
off very quietly acre. Twelve houses in Co.
vipg'on. mostly frames, were destroyed by fire
Yesterday, caused by the firing OF pistol
Loss S3U.O0D, insured for $4,000
George Shields. the well known builder of
engines, died yesterday OF dropsy.
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SUPERB MUSICAL RECEPTION,
Combining the most eminent talent of the Country
will be given in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
! ON THE
EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 25TH, 1867.
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GOLD PENs.-A ine assortment Of Gold Pens.
VI Pencil Cases, &C., for sale Mt manufacturers
riees. (de Nl FRANCK TAILOR,
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NE D re AL tai F
:, sIRGE1N N CHfEF,

j. III. THOMPSON, d. d.,
1e4 street. between 2Dth and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS An 81 REGIONS
J0SpKs BARNES, II. D., Surgeon General, Uni
te 36 Ssat kiE HEE99y III. n. Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER. n. D., + street, Washington,
A.Y.P. GARNET, N. D. New fotk avenue. :
GRAFTON TYLER M. D.. Georgeto1n.t 80
r. HOWARD, n. D., + street. Assa 49, S.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
pital tof which there 3d. can be obtained of the
Surgeon In chief at this Office "a street, or Of
any Of the Medical stan, and Of the Reys Drs. Hail.
Gurley Gillette, and Coonbs s.ss
Wives and widows Of so11iers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon Gsneral, United States
tPa.ients living at distance who desire t. coma
TO this institution for treatment seeure private
rooms b. applying By hitter to the nlatron Of the
hospdtaL ga. d. 01LhETTE, b. ~,
au 23-eoly President.
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NEA MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL RE-
tween the Fist Mines Of the UNION and
NATION Al Clubs, will be played TO MORRO ~
tSaturdayp AFTERNOON, rt 81 o'clock D. m ON
the new grounds OF the National 18th and streets
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COMMITTEES MEETING

Purs cant to sheprder of tho Tempe ance Conyen.
ton rees nifty held IN this city, the Finance Com
said Conyentson, will meet ct emper anCs Hail ~
. O'Clock, TO MORROW Saturday EVEEIHG.
tiemen com posing the commiftee will be pubiishsd
10 morroN. e 2 + = 4 o. h HARRIS.
II
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NATIONAL OFFERING.
GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION.
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH
Tho ast ,oins hands with the eat and North u
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH
SlSO,OOO

S1SU,O
IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKS
To be distributed to the Suffering eopie of the
South by Major General 0. y. Howard, Z. &. Co1-
missioner.
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The following will explain the method of
tributipg the und.

y
WAR DEPARTMENT. " ashington. j une Ist.Issy
GEO. w. THOMAS, Esq, National Hotel, W ash
ngton. ID. c.:
DEAR Sir Your letter is Just received. THANK
YOU Tor the confidence reposed in me, and will
gladly receive any monies or contributions You
may receive for the relief of the destitute. would
prefer that other gentlemen should be associated
with me trustees, and womb suggest that ii the
funds in late for the relief of the prsser
pressing restitution, il will he better to devote the
funds. a portion OF them. to the education Of any
and all classes of the poor, for except in Of
famine, the ordinary poverty IN any section of this
country easily be met by the communities
where it may exist. But in Case can too
much be given for the all important work OF edu-
cation. Very respectfully yonr ohedient servant,
.. o. HOWARD.
Major General, Commissioner,
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson 4 %, quote stocks and
Bonds Ia home and foreign N arkets as follows:
NEW YORK. July 5.-First Board-N Y.
r., lUa7s Michigan Southern. s,jI; Cleveland
and Fitsburg, e6&; North western, 45a: do
preferred, 67i,; Rock Island, Q, y; Fort Wayne,
1905.
INTERNAL REvHNUK.-The receipts from
internal revenue to-day were 1865 1872
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w II S K E E s., - +.

w II S E 3 8. -
MUsrHtH Es,
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from
three to five weeks by using DIR. SEyIGNE'S RES
TAURATEUR CAPtLLA1RE, the most wonder.
full discovery in modern science. acting upon the
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man
ner. 1t has been used by the elite of Paris and
London with the most fattering success. Names
satisfaction is not given in every Instance, the
money vii be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail,
Testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER fs.
SHUTS 4 CO.. Chemists, No. 2s5 River street,
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the United
States. ap 3d&weoly
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rrorDERs FOR CERTIFICATES may ha

~ORDERS FOR CERTIFICATES may be
sent direct to us. with Stamps for return postage,
enclosing the amount for the number o. Ce-tii-
Gates ordered. which If a large amount, should he
in Draft or Post Office Order payable 10 the order
of GEORGE W. THOMAS. which Will receive
prompt attention; Be particular and write names
plainly. giving Date. Town. County, and State.
The following are orr Club Rates. To responsible
Agents, fifteen per cent commission Will be al
lowed on single Certificate rates:
Five Certificates to one Addres 50 %
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FORWOMEN
~ AND
LYING-1N ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street. (circle, corner of III street,
Washington, d. G..

This Institution has been established for the re-
ception of patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex and for the admission
OF such females as may require the comforts Of the
lying in chamber. i.g- a.s s.f 81 7,
The building is situated in the most healthy por-
ton of the District, surrounded by Its own grounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms of admission: From S6 TO $40 per week, in
accordance with the room required. payable in ad :
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surgical attendance.
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To this Grand Reception there will be offered
go 600 Certificates of Admission, at 81 each which
will entiie the holders TO copies of Splendid
STEEL PLATE ENGRASINGS. produced by =
process, the highest type of American art.
The subjects selected for these unique and beautiful
Pictures, and the perfection Of tirir execution
such as must CONNIE nd them TO public appreciation.
These Certificates will also entitle the holders to
the award apportioned them. The arrangements
for the management of this NATIONAL OFFER
ING in strict accordance with the acknowI-
edged principles Of lar and morals. and the method
of conducting it such cannot fail to public
confidence and generous support.
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plANOs. PIANOS.
In addition to my stock Of superb PIANOS of
Chickering Sons make. / have 4 variety-n~
OF other good makers, which offer at fac
PIANOS and PARLOR ORGANS for rent. bv
week or month. JOHN +. ELLIS
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jy 3-eo3t near 10th street
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAeHINsToN, July S, 1867 .-Jay, Cooke T.
Co. furnish the following quotations. OF Gsy
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Relying with confidence on the gene rosity of the
American public. TO assist objects of true philan
thropy, when fairly presented and justly conducted
We herewith present a plan which if res pounded to-
with hearty coed Will cannot fail to give perma-
ncnt relief to the destitute and suffering, while the
return to the tenefactors will be
]. fine copy of Steel Plate Engraving, to be
delivered free of charge.
. Admission to the Grand Musical Reception and
5. Their award ia the apportionment OF 5 1 So
600 in United States Greenbacks. TO be appropri-
sted TO certificate holders. the balance to be ap-
piled to the purchase of Pictures and the pay meut
of discounts. Commissions. and other expenses
This apporrionment to be made and returned to
the Holders OF Certificates, in such lawful manner
Committee of five prominent gentlemen,
lected from among the certificate holders, shall de-
tel HiiIe. This apportiuunicnt to be made on or
about the 18th day of October 1857. and in pro
proportion, should the fnll number of certificates
not be sold. The sale of cert icates Will positively
close OH the 10th of October.
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y BKoKEKs.. AGENTS AND commrssro,,v
MERCHANTS in Flour and General MsrcchhoOnN.
Disc. No q Louisiana avenue, up stairs, wash.
'nk'ou' w je l9-lm
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TO GAS CONSUMERS.

To GAS UVNSU MERS.
Notice is hereby given that en- all Gas consumed
after this date tunii further notice the discount
orprompf payment will be ncrease from screen and
n half TO tfrelrs and hall per cent. The discount
will he allowed only bills paid within the time
prescribed by law
iyl-dlw CHAS b. BAILEY Sec.v