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GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
W AIT GALLERY,
lHrRLL LI0EHOBR BUILDIH0,
nl saSSath street,
oNCk MORE IL RUNNING ORDHR.

rhe damage caused By the late are has bean 20 far
repaired that business will b. resumed
THE hohRlha, TEDBEsDAY ostobsT ath,)
"hsh' i9rnsIiy, ths rule win be strictly enforced
thIoughoet the sstAbliahmsnt,
"PRorU0l THE BKsT, no MATTSR WHAT rHx
COST ~ rIhK AhD AATKRIAL.U
H. y. tkes his opportunity 70 thank his numsT-
eus msnst ana sultomsra for past kindnsas and
70 SAY 10 shsli Be his constant aim 70 soasiaus 10
Asn. tAs ysIy liberal sAssaIassssai Isrsisfsrs ss.
ss4ss vs. sst.dn
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BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
wAsnIsoros, DO, Sept: 10. 1857:
Ths Navy DspsItn... viii offer At Pablis suction
At IHH U. g. sAyY YARD, NEW YORK, ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER lsr, At II O'CLOCK, II.
IN. NORTH oARoLIsA-2ss IS, tons, = sailing
Ii EiSDs 81 his iegR%a ''s:s: s:s .~
stsamsr.
r: xgoysrAnl, GA5l SO .O,., .la.:vh.sl steamer
The sIsTRELLA-lss tons, iron sils- wheel steamer.
ne DUNBARroH-Sss tons, iron sids.whssl
The TAHoNA-oo7 tons, screw sunbosL
Together with the following vessels Of similar
wYALUsIH0-eNt tons.
e0H0nA-eH tons.
POHTIAC-o7l tons.
ocEoLA-e14 tons.
HATTABBsKi T-s7I tons.
MASS ,soIT-9H tons.
nUrAW-e7otons.
p0NHlMAU0H-e55 tons.
rf0oA-819 tons.
At THE y, 8 NAVY YAsD. PaILApELPaIA, ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER SD, AT IL O'CLOCK, N.
The rLoRIpA-i, Sel tons, sid:;whssl steamer.
fss Vim :d'.sstl ;..s:
sos,irus,io., all esPPer. fastened, viz;
sABsACUs-e74 tons.
GHRHAHdo-e74 tons
MEnDorA-eN tons.
MH00-eN tons.
MACKINAw-eH tons.
0KNRssRK-SOs tons
The Florida and Maekinaw can bs examined At the
Navy Yard, and the others at League IslAnd.
AT THR U. 8. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER orr, At II O'CLOCK,
Tho BIEnvILLE-l,s5s tons, side wheel steamer.
The JoHH ADAhs-7c0 tons, sailing sloop of
war, live oak, copper fastened.
The vINCRHnEs-7o0 tons, sailing sloop- -of.war
live oak, copper fastened.
AT rHE U. g. HAvY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. O.,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER srH, AT IL O'CLOCK,
u
The sTALLAP0osA-oH tons, side; wheel steamer
The CHIC0PKE-eE tons, hull only.
The sPRKsr0H-small steamer, hull only.
AT THE U. s. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VA, ON
THURsDAY, OCTOBER l0rH, AT IL O'CLOCK, N.
The A0AWkN-e74 tons, sids-whssl steamer.
Tho TIxAB-captured Rebel ram.
The eC0LUMBIA-cAptured Rebel ram.
These vessels and their inventories can be exam
insd at any time, on application TO the commandants
Of the respective navy yArds.
Twenty per ssntum Of the amount OF the purchase
money must be deposited the day Of the sale, and
the remainder must b paid, and the vessel removed
from the navy yard within two weeks from the day
Of sale. sspll.e
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DH0TOGR Apis -,..-....
FOR THH MIIIIOH

will send, postpaid, 90 Photographs Of the most
oslebrsted Actors for 80 cents 30 Actresses for %
erals for 80 cents 90 Statesmen for 90 cents 80 bsaa
tiful young Ladies' for 30 cents; 90 hns-looking
young Gentlemen for 80 esntsi 0 large Photographf
Of French Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
oolored, exactly as they appear for 30 cents or for
90 cents Of the mosl beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
ian Ballet Troupe they appear IN the play of the
Black Crook, at Nibio'h Garden, New York.
Send all orders 10 p. o. Boz III, Troy, ,Ef.
kmyl0 d&wly
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rI'HkRg eometh glad tldings Of Joy 10 all,
i To young and to old, to great and 70 small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare,
Il free for ali, and all may be fair.
By the use Of
6HAsTRLLAR's WHITE LIQUID RSAMBL.
For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use
for giving the skin beautiful psaTlke Tint, that Il
only found in youth. II quickly removes Tan,
ness Bruptions, and all impurities Of the siin, Kind
ly healing the same, leaving the skin white and
clear Is slAbastsr. Its use cannot be detected by
the closest ssrutiny, and bsing vegetable prepAra
ton, is perfectly hArmlsss II IL The only article
Of the kind used by the French, and Is considered
BY the ParsiAn as indispensabis TO perfect toilet
past year, . sumeisnt guarantee Of its efaeaey
Price only rs cents. Sent BY mail, postpaid, on re-
s'p' Of '' SSssRS SISssi X SHUTS co. Chemists.
mhl9 dawiy 3S2 River street, Troy. N Z.
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81 Know Thy Destiny.-Madnms E. r.
rHoRsros the great Astrolo gis Clairvoysni
and Psyehomstrieiah, who has astonishsd the ssisn
ne classes Of the Old World, has now located her.
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRSros Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, 10 enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
70 the single or married Of either ssI. while in
state Of trance, she delinsatss the very features Of
the person you are to msrry, and BY the aid Of an
Instrument Of intsnss power, known - the Psyeh.
omotrops, guarantees to produce life like picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
gsthsr With date Of marriage, position In lfe lead
Ing traits Of character, &c. This Is no humbug, a.
Thousands oitestimoaials assert She will send,
when desired certified osrtneAts or written guar.
antse, that the picture 10 what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-.
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
10 YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mail. AL communications
saersdly confidential. Address, In confidence, MAD
Axn Z. y. THoRsros, p. o. Boz 223, Hudson, NY.
mhl9-d&wly
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lEXTENSIvE SALE OF U. 8. RAII4
L ROAD PROPERTY. ...'

EXTENSIvE SALE OF U. 8. RAIL-
L ROAD PROPERTY.
oYrIon O. O N. sus .DIsraIor Arx,l
LITTLE Rocx. August %, 1857.
will offer for sale At public auction atthe Machine
shop q the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,
Iisnsss river, opposite u. city Of Little Roei, Ar.
kansas, the following described articles, viIi I'D
Locomotives and Tenders.
I 1rassengsr Cars.
| n Platform Cars nH
~ oo2 pounds Car Axles.
$50 RI. Axles.
I sis ". Copper riu..,
iSne Boiler Iroa.
S1Y Oar and Low Brass s
I LTe I" SHpIs, S's!s IN I.Fss.; ss:., Gamma,
\ is sssS.. s.tai. .'' ''''
40 Slab Elmo.
1876 Car Axiss.
iisi;;ss.sTs s;ss.sis. Hs.:i HEis,:' f1..! I'd Boiler
lP6i,isSP|,ass P,,,i, SSP5shs s,sS; .Sy:ssl' fa'')
Boring Machine.
Power Saving Msohine.
2Punpins Machines.
sLsths lnsine.
NHydraul'o jacks, 70 tonsl
Small Jack Screws
Wood Lathe.
nsoow.n's Pump..
900. SSt-inch Bellows.
i'-. Blocks and Tackle.
Engins House, Car House, Machine Shops, Station
House, &e, together With a lsrgs sad valuable as.
sortment Of Tools and other artees required for use
in Railroad Car and Mashuo Shop foftrsek laying,
bridge building, &c. 40 =
The attention Of Railroad Companies is respectfully
called to this sale Most Of Its articles umerated
sre In good condition md many Of them entirely
new.
This sale will co menes at 10 o'clock, Q. m, on
TUESDAY, October 1867, and eontinus from day TO
day untu the articles sold.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of the QuArtormastsr General.
: il1 sL CAss FORSYTH,
Brsyst Major and Assistant Chief O. n. q. A., Sub
District Arkansas. . SEQ I'd
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5CIIREIBER SO ...
CORkET MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF ,-. NJ,
LOUIS SCHREIBER'S
NEW PATENT INSTRUMENTS;

In Brass German Silver, and othsr xstals.
Pronounced By leading musicians, such % O, An.
schultz, Thso, Thomas, Carl Bergman, O. g. arsulla,
7th Regiment Band New York. superior 70 al ethsr
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FIN AN CIAL.

FINAN OLA L..
AY COOS KE & co.,
rIyrKEsrH STREET. opposite TIE TREASURY,
buy and sell at esrrsa, market rates. and keep coz.
stantiy on hand fall supply Of
D. GOVERNMENT BosDs,
SEVEN .rHIRrIEs,
.5.as-r
.r. nyHr. and
COMPOUND IsrsREsr NorEs.
ordsrs for Stocks, Bonds, ks szsou,.d, and cOise.
tons made .. all aees.sisi. points.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
H.D. coox,, lot Jay Cooke = Co.. President
w.a Husrrssros, CssAisr
GoyRRNHssT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED srArxs.
| I5rH srRRsr, orrosirs TEE IRBAsvhr DEPARTMENT.
dovsrnms,, securities with Treasurer U.tsd stst.,
sr0NE MILLION DOLLARs.~
We buy a,d sell all slassss Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES al current msrks, RATES.
FURNISH lIcHAsal s.d make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THz UNITED
STATES.
We purshas. o.ysfnnsnt voasA,rs on the MOST
FAVORABLE TKRNs, and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
sad 70 any other business entrusted 10 Us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LoAss at all lime. sAssrfaliy furnished.
| VIM a uuUrINoroN. c.,hisY
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oFfICE. p
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OFFIoR CHIEF QUARTERMAs

(rTT.soh ohlEf ouAhrEhMAS-
= svB.DnraIcr or AhrAmAsl
LirTLn RooK, August -, 1857.
Sealed proposals. viii be received until o'clock,
p. N, enPrEMBBR 30. 1857, for Furnishing 10 The
So, a7l BUsHKLs CORN On OATS.
To bs delivered 81 such times and In such quantities.
as may be required at the various military pests In
this Sab District, as follows:
Little Resk, \, ,esl bushels.
Fort smith, Ass a.
Washinston, l075 90
Camden, SzA I"
Pins BluH, 1,Ss %
Madison, 500 ..
Burrowsviiie, 700 4"
Haysttsvills, LIN 4" .
Proposals must In all eases specify the kind and
quantity the bidder desires 10 furnish, whether In
taeks, aad %, what charge, II any, will be made for
them, and II the corn will be shslsd On The cob.
Zach bid must bs accompanied by . COED and
sufncisnt guarantee from two responsible parties,
setting forth that In the event Of lis they
Win give ample security for the faithful psrfOrmaaes
Ali deliveries Of Cor, or Oats made under any e,n-
tract which may be awarded are TO be subject 10 .
rigid inspeeten By oesr or agent appointed On ths
part Of the United States.
The Government reserves 10 itself the right Of 70.
leeting any or all bids received.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Purnishing Corn or Oats at" (naming the POST
and addressed to the undsrsigned At Lite Rock,
Arkansas L. CABS FORSYTH,
Breyst Major and A. O. n, q. g. Army.
seplf-td Chief Q. n. Sub District Of Arkansas.
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sEAToN HoUsE-JoHs Il. sxrxns
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Free to Everybody.-A large 9 PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatss import.
anes 70 the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homsly may become bsautifui
the dsspissd respected, and the forsaksa loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to ssad
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY re-.
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawsr,2l,
| mhls-d&wly Troy, ,n.Y.
~ To Consumptivss.-Ths AdvsrtissI
having been restored TO health In few weeks By .
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to MAKE Known "a
his fsllow-sufsrsrs the means Of cure.
70 all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used. free Of charge with the directions
for Preparing and using the same. which they will
and suRE CuKs soR CcEsunPTIos, ASTHMA, BEos.
oHrrs. As. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending ths-prssorptioa is to bsasnt the afnietsd
and spread Information vAieh he oonesyes 10 be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try hi.
remedy. a. It will cost them nothing and may prove
| . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
| dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
| oeS-dvlJ Williamsburg. Kings Co..H.Y
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oHPICB.
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AT rHR U. 9. HAvY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. ,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBIR srH, AT IL 0'CLoC

The TALLAPoosA-0N tons, sids; wheel steamer
The CHIC0PIE-eH tons, hull only.
The PRKSf0H-small steamer, hull only.
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Terms Eight Dollars per annus,s. n. ad,o,,cs
50 delicately rendered In recognition of ou
national birthday. - w

50 delicately rendered In recognition of ou,
national birthday. N'
ResoLUed, That we congratulate ourselyes
upon this pleasant meeting of so many Amer
ican citizens in this Republic of Switzerland
upon this anniversary of our country 5 indie.
pendance; and
Resolued, That we have been particularly
gratified during the day to see the national
hags of the sister Republics waving in unison
-emblematical of that liberty that Is destined
we we trust, to be worldwide in its beneficial In
on motion Of DIR. Hogarth, of Detroit:
Ordered, That copy of these resolutions bs
signed by the Committee md nrasantad 10 a.
IanuIoIu, anu also copy be furnished to the
respective newspapers Of the city of Geneva
for publication.
The festivities OF to-day recall to INV mind
other distant celebrations of the day of our
nations birth. / see as clearly as when was
present, a little knot of republicans gathered
together in the valley Of the Sultan. The
flag we love hangs over them from aged syca-
mores. A vast throrg of Moslems, cross-leg-
ged ON the ground, or resting in gilded arabas
on the hillsides, look on In stupid wonder.
Yet even there, un the continent of Asia, ia
the realms of the urbaHed Turk, Americans
meet together to commemorate the Indepen-
dence OF the Imperial Republic.
Another 4th of July very different from this
l celebrated upon the icy crags which frown
upon the far Polar Sea, In another zone, and
under the light of sun which knows no set
ting till the long day of Its summer is past
and nov to-day see the flag OF free America
flung out in sight of the eternal majesty Of
Mont Blanc
have sometimes fancied, and perhaps the
idea may not be entirely Utopian--may moi
the American principle-universal liberty and
equality-follow these celebrations of day
\ which gave birth to nation founded upon
this very principle; and again, may not the
flag of America follow its principles, not as
to-day casual visitor, but as the permanent
emblem of daminion.
.a Yours very truly,
I . .... MARsTRAND.
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The Fonrth Of Jaly in Geneva.

II ui ti UENENA, JULY q, 1901 /.
To the Editor of the Press
| Sailing across Lake Leman we reached
Geneva: and there how pleasing to our Am
erican eyes it was, to see "Old Glory" float
ing merrily out Not one solitary flag, but
the buildings far and near flaunted the stars
and stripes. One hotel was fairly draped
with our banner. "We will follow the flag"
said one of our party, and so to the Grand Ho-
tel de la Paix we went, and quite bit OF a
Fourth of July we have had here among the
Alps. - lsa.. 4l. a...la
/ On going down to dinner the landlord sur
prised us with magnificent bouquet Wait
ers, decorated with rosette of "red white
and blue" ushered US into the hall; boquets
and silk American flags, with every star in
Its place, enlivened the table, and no sooner
were We seated than a concealed band of
music struck up our national airs. In the
evening one would have really thought HIM
self in America. Our hotel and many other
buildings were brilliantly Illuminated. A
Swiss steamer fired national salutes along the
quay. The walters sent up rockets and the
boarders fired crackers, to the infinite delight
ofa legion Of Youngsters. The streets were
alive with everybody Geneva could turn out,
and over all the strains of martial music came
"sweetly stealing" What American could
feel otherwise than proud at this foreign OBJ
servance of the day-a tribute to free Amer
lea. In the evening all our countrvmen met
in the reading room of the Hotel
On motion Of the Hon. W. W. Thomas of
Portland, Maine, Hon. s. b. Blake Of Ban
cor. Maine was called to the chair. 1t was
voted that w. W. Thomas, w. G. Webb, ESQ.,,
of Salem, Mass, and S. Il. Blake be COM
mittee to draft resolutions expressive of our
kind appreciation of the courtesy of our land
lord to us on this anniversary of our indie
pendence. Mr.. Thomas reported as follows:
Whereas, We, citizens of the United States
Of America representing different portions OF
our extended Republic, casually assembled at
Geneva this 4th Of July, 1867, have been sump-
tuously entertained on this our national birth
day, at Grand Hotel de Ia Paix; therefore
Resolved, That we, guests at the hotel, here
by present our thanks to Mr.. Kohler, the land
lord, for the elegant banquet; the display
of American flags with which his noble edi-
fee was SO tastefully decorated; for the fine
music, and for the brilliant illuminatios, all
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Dominion of Canada.
THE PROVINCIAL CABINETS.

4 THE PROVINCIAL CABINETS.
The work of organizing the local admins
trations does not proceed without obstacles
as we noticed last week in the case of Quebec
Mr. Cauchon having been unable to form
cabinet, the task was assigned to Mr.. Chau-
veau, who despite some difficulties thrown in
his way, has finally achieved success. The
following is the distribution of offices Hon.
Mr.. Chauveau, Premier Provincial Secre-
tary; Mr.. Dunkin-Treasurer; Mr.. Ouimet--
Attorney General; Mr.. De BoucherviIle-
Speaker Legislative Council; Mr. Beaubien-
Crown Lands; Mr.. Archambault-Pu Public
Works; Mr.. Irvine -Solicitor-G General. DR..
Girard succeeds Mr.. Chauveau as Superintend-
ent of Education. .t.s...... -.
The great obstacle to Mr.. Chayeau's sue
cess was the school question. The Protest
ants were against him. The salaries of the
ministers are to be $1,000 each, except the
Premier, who will receive $4,000, and the So
licitor- General $1,000.
In the Province of Ontario Mr.. ]. 8. Mac
donald has encountered equal difficulties. The
Globe, or George Brown party, have done
their best at obstruction, and there are many
contending interests to reconcile. Ontario
being in point of population and importance
the first Province of the Dominion. its local
administration is proportionately important; /;
and as it contains the seat of general govern
ment it is easy for Its interests to become
complicated with those of the Dominion at
large. Mr.. Macdonald sought to form Co
alition' government, and was not warmly
seconded by the Reformers, to several of
whom he offered seats which were declined.
The matter was SO long delayed that public
clamor grew loud, and the newspapers imper-
atively called upon him to execute his trust
or give it up. To quiet the discomfort he
proceeded to form sort Of skeleton govern
ment, Coalition in character, consisting oil
three ministers instesd of five, leaving two Of
fees to be filled at later time. The names
of the three members first sworn In, were
published in our telegraphic columns. A dis
patce to the Press yesterday morning states
that the government has been completed by
the additions of Messrs. Matthew Crooks
Cameron, Secretary and Registrar, and Ed
mund Burke Wood, Treasurer.
The following are appointed the Executive
Council of Nova Scotia:-Hon. Hiram Blan-
chard, Attorney General; Hon. PHILIPPE. Hill,
Secretary of the Province; Hon. James Nc
Rae, Treasurer; Hon. Charles Adison, Com
missioner of Mines and Public Works. " lH
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JAMES F. BURNS, Secretary.
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philin St George Cooke is out on

Philip St. George Cooke is out on
the Plains. He is a Conservative ;
perhaps worse. His present place is
Just =uited to him, as his life has been
chiefly spent on the frontier.
Rosccrans is out of the country,
and is most emphatically played
out lie is priest-ridden, as well as
being a soured and disappointed ego
fist. He may be considered Repub-
lican.
Hooker is a good Republican, as is
also Mcdowell. The latter is on the
Pacific, and the former is available.
Ord is Marylander, Conservative,
but Union men from Arkansas say he
is a just man and true to the country.
He is in command there. Candy is
the last Brigadier, and commands at
under Stanton's influence. Howard
is at the head of the Freedmen's Blu
reau.