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Acknowledgements and Others, Make Up
orders. great Pictorial Double Number OF tha
PHREN0Lo6ICAL JOURNAL for July win contain
ustraons portraits with biographical sketches
Of Chief Justice Chase Mrs. Harr Beechcr Stowe Madam
lie Vert Edward Carswe thirteen eminent Glergymen.
Oratory Studies in Phvsognomy Man. Monkeys and Gor-
ssr profusey Illustrated and great variety Of other mat
ter on our Social Relations Ethnoog rsychology Ply
New volume, enlarged, - Soc anumber. Address
s. X. WELLS $3.50 Broadway, New York Newsmen should
order Mberally, to meet the extra demand.
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The wind had now fallen dend east, and occasion.
ally very light The yachts throughout had been very
close and Their propinquity rendered the exciting
In consequence of the time allowance, which very
iudc,ous All manner Of catching tho stray zephyrs
rosorted to- They had sort Of topsa square sail
from the topmast head, with boom from the deck and
the Niobe had sail set from yard At the gar and
stunsail boom rugged out from the main boom. Still
there alteration In their positions and the Phryne
went further away; but II was close and interesting
thing end the other for the second prize
which, after dcducting the time allowance was only
by the vindex by couple OF seconds.
They finished a follows
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ARRIVAL Or TINE PERSIA.

SANDY HOOK, June 49, 1867.
Tho steamship Persia from Liverpool June ! and
Queenstown the d. has passed this point and viii reach
her dock about three O'Clock A. N.
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Azure Warranted Money Returned.-Dr.
F1LERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently
rheumatism Neuralgia Govt; warranted harmlesa
Agents, DEMAs BARNEs. q Pax row HEMBOLD. 59i 4
Broadway.
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Union. Of Morrisania. W.. Eareka. Of Newark.
A crowd Of some three four thousand including
great many representatives Of the fair assembled
yesterday afternoon the grousds Of the Eureka Club
al Newark for the purpose Of witnessing contest be-
tween the Eureka Club and the Union Club Of Morisa
mia. The crowd was remarkably orderly, and cheered
any good play made on either side In manner which
showed that the admirers Of the national game
local prejudices and give just praise and appAnss
70 their opponents when mcrited The best Of feeling
was exhibited by the contestants either side. The
Unions although elated with their triumph. made no
boscroHs denominations while the Eurekas took their
defeat without murmuring.
The following Ia q full score Of the game:-
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The Athletics Defeat tho Harvards NJ Boston.
BosroS June II, 1857.
The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, played the second
game since their arrival In this city, In friendly match
with the Haards the present champions Of this State
the Common this afternoon, winning the game In
two hours and i've minutes by score o. twenty-five TO
messed the game which one OF the finest and most
exciting ever played In this city. me Harvards were
especially noticeable for their hne heldnR and the Ath
lctlcs had good job on their hands. Tomorrow the
Athletics play friendly match with the Lowells on the
Common.
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LONDON. June Noon.
United States nvetwenty bonds. 20 20
Illinois Central Railway shares .............. 70
Erie Railway shares 40
LONDON, June 12-2P NJ
United States fvewenty bonds have declined X
and are now quoted at 72N.
Illinois Central Railway shares have declined u and
the quotation now is 78L.
Erie Railway shares 49,
Consols closed at OAK for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed at the following rates.
United States fve.twentes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
lltnois central Railway shares. observation-disclosures. 7SX
@iio halfway snaIes.. 4Oz
The Continental BOurses.
United States bonds closed at Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Noon.
Cotton quiet. Estimated sales to-day, 10 600 bales
midding uplands, I'D. middling Orleans 11xd.
LIVERPOOL. June 12-2P. H.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Evening.
Ine cotton market closed with slight improvement
IN prices and rather more activity in business
The following are the authorized closing quotations:
niddling uplands, l1Ad. llHd; middiing Orleans,
lxd The sales Of the day considerably exceeded the
noon estimate, reaching 5000 bales.
Liverpool Brendstuffs Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 12-Noou.
ID. Oats s.. Cd. Peas, ass
The breadsufs market has been quiet Corn closed
a decline Of 3D.. sales OF mixed Western at 35s 3D.
per quarter. Wheat lbs 3d. per GENITAL for California
white Barley, A. I'd. per go bs Oats, So 3d. per As
lbs Peas, 3Ss per quarter for Canadian.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June l2-Noon.
Pork, IT'S. Cd. Beef, 1925 Cd Lard, Cos Bacon,
40s. Cheese, Cos.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Evening.
The provision market has been irregular. Pork has
declined to 76s per eb. for prime Eastern mess Beef
steady sales Of prime extra 1928 Cd per bbl.
Lard has advanced to sos. 3d. Bacon ia a shilling
higher closing at Ais per cwt for Cumberland cut
middles Cheese lower; prime American 64s per cwt.
Liverpool Produce Market.
4 LIVERPOOL June 12-Noon,
Petroleum-spirits, 3D.. refined, Is Cd. Pot ashes,
SIS Rosln-Common Is. fine. l2s spirits Of tur-
pentine. S3s. Talow, AIS. I'd. Cioverseed, 42s.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-Eyening.
Spirits urpentne has declined 3d.; quoted at SIS Cd.
Rosin steady; common Wilmington, Is, and hne
American lbs per cwt Petroeum-Spirits 3d., and
fined Is. Id. per gallon Taow. ass 3D. for American.
London Markets.
LONDON June 12-Noon.
No. II Dutch standard sugar, 25s. Scotch pig iron,
53s 3d. Calcutta linseed 64s Linseed cakes. go 15s.
Linseed o., cal.
LONDON June 12-2PM
No IL Dutch standard sugar, 25s Other articles with
out change.
LONDON June 12-Evening.
The market is steady; No. IL Dutch standard,
25s. Iron-sales Of Scotch pig 53s. 3D. per ton mixed
numbers Linseod oil has advanced TO E42 per ton.
Other articles unchanged
The Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP June r. Evening.
Petroleum dull; prices unchanged standard white il
quoted at 40 francs per barrel
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ABeest,fui Opportunity.

A Beautiful Opportunity.
Protestant clergyman, residing Central Park.
whose children proverbaly trained and edu-
Gated by himself and wife and who has one
sires few select boarding pupils Terms $500 per
year. Address Glorious, Herald Office.
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H9ndred styles OF. Straw Hnse--PIains
ornate, elegant pquant captivating COOL all
season. GEkIN. Glib Broadway.
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Tho Ret0rt Courteous.
"You're duh looking set, . sOZoDONT said to the
neglected teeth We shall improve your
auspices As the neglected teeth said To SoZODoNT.
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.A.1Cnrrlage.. Herne.s. SaddIes. sheetss
PROFITS. TUFTS Repository, AZ Cedar street.
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THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

Preparations for the Second Session.
BERLIN, June IL, 1867.
The second session Of the North German Parliament
will commence next August in this city
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"A Beautiful Comgle xicn and Soft. mccsk
TABLET Of solidihed slycerne. For sale BY HEGEMEM
A CO., Broadway
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Burnetts kal1tst0n, Wash for Beawtt-
lying the has no equal II ~ distinguished for
Its cooling aud soothing properties and admirably adapt
cd to all unnatural condons OF the skim removing Tam,
sunbu, Freckes Richness and Roughness OF thcSkn. &C.,
curing Chapped Hands and aAyng the Irritation caused
by the bites OF moquisoes and other annoying insect
Sod At 502 Bgoadway
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France Said to Be Favorable TO the Proposal.
PARIS June r. 1857.
The proposition for simultaneous reduction Of the
military establishments of all the great European Powers
is much talked Of here and it is said the project
not meet with an unfavorabe reception in official
quarters.
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American Pns.pert. for Trn yeilers Issned by,
a: C.. WILLAMETTE, United states Court Buildings, Il
ChhmbHrs
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A. A. Knldenberx a. son. Nos, q md q Joha
and % Wall streets Mecrschaum Pipes 10 order. Re-
pairs, Boiling. &c.
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s:. Z SH
so1d o.s .hor
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Barflett's Reversible sewing Machinee
run backward Rever ble pressure loot &c.
style by hand A. t5 Grand depot $50 Broad.
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France Inclined Towards a
General Disarmament.
Napoleon and Eugene to Visit st.
Petersburg and Berlin.
Queen Isabella of Spain to Arrive
i'm Paris.
EY THE CABLE TO JUNE II.
EY THE CABLE TO JUNE u.
THE ROYAL VISITS.

Napoleon and Eugene TO Visit st. Pctersburg
and Berlin.
PARIS, juno IL, 1857.
II is reported tnat the Emperor Napoleon and the
Empress Eugene intend visit the Gear Of Russia and
King William Of Prussia at their respective capitals,
early in the coming autumn.
Queen Isabella of Spain to visit Paris.
MADRID, June IL, 1857
The proposed visit Of her Majesty Queen Isabella to
Paris will be made during the month Of July.
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Machines. go Broadway New York

:, Hills the .InipsisabIe. Resumed HAIR .Cut>
Nng-Studo fer the manipulation of Hair, Whiskeru.
shampssiDg and Dyeing 80 Duane street.
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Cpistadeps's Hair nye.-The Best Ever Man.
sfactured. Wholesale and retaI also applied, q Ne
All House.
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Fireworks. ~ a gfsids. ,L!s. e.
twenty fourth sale. The length establishes
q guaranty for assortment, quality aud price.
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m ~, ncsr fS0i incGr: ASot Beer.
by every family with very little trouble and lr6ns expense
RNAPf's CONGRATULATED EXTRACT OF Roors;,.
70 cent bottle VIII make eAllons and - cent bottle
sufficient 70 make twenty five SALONS Of the Besr.
Also put for the trade quart end gallon csns
For saie BY r B. KNAPP co. ~ Hudson street. and ~
druggists Renorally
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Elliptic I.scksiisch sewing Mnchtnee.--
FIRST premums, 1885 61 Broadway. Crystal foot vouto
4ssHon; adjustable drop feed.
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cA Ms;: :.s .sElSa ssscaEs 'ss "

wSoY 40 usa's~ Hats that are mnrvels Of eo.
canoe q ia Broadwsy corner !" ts,msos s'os' ~.
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Children TeetIiug.
The mothcr finds faithful friend IN MRS. wINSLOW'9
SOOTHING SYRUP. n IL perfectly reliable and harmless
IL relieves the child from pain Dysenery, Dtarrhess,
relieves Gripping the Bowels Wind Collie, softens
the gums and reduces BY giving relief and
health 70 the child coniors and rests the mother
MRS wiNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
having the silie AZ Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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ss.. .s.S,vs Hss ssss dAfssE; dS
6B Second street, South Boston, MasA
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nc "a a 5sS. Ss 'h r.
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DR.. Won Ei.enbers's iRstheticc.N euralgic-
onhc wonder Of the for tbs Of all diseases OF the
Eye Ear Throa Catarrh aud Asthma Once Isl Fifth
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!, DR.. Kennedy. DsarrhGa Cordial, Ose Bot.
have bottle IL every traveller BY land or BY water,
should have q bottle OF H. For sale By DEMAs bARNE8
4 Co. IN Park row and y. g. WELLS Co, 1876 Fulton
street. n r. At retail by all druggists; price 81
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The Royal London Yacht CIub Races-COntest
al First Class Cutters.

From the London STAR May 3O1
The Queen Of the Thames steamer took q very large
and influential party yesterday TO view the
above club by the following first class cutters:--
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xv,~.. Te.pees and ..Ornamentnl Hail.
Ress ansii,,, lar Dye and HAIR DyesoG all oo'erN a.
BATdHELQR's, 10 BOND ssreo@
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON June l2-Noon
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MBxICo.-Advices from Mexico are 20 the
Goth ult. Considerable can vassipg and excite.
ment followed the command by President
Juarez for general election. Factions were
active and the opposition were negiecting no
opportunity to diminish the chances OF Presi.
dent Juartz. The latter is in favor Of so
amending the Mexican constitution rs to make
1t like that Of the United States. he is in favor
OF allowing the clergy 60 vote and be voted for
OF having two houses of CONGRESS; and of
making the ministers report to the exec tive
as Is done in the United States. Santa Annals
trial 1s daiiy expected to take place. His
fended Macmillan. The general impression
is that he will not be executed, -bnt that his
estates will be confiscated. The roads are sue.
cesefully being cleared OF robbers, and largs
condactds OF specie have gone down TO Vera
Cruz. Lozado had surrendered to Corona, and
Escobedo, OanAles. and Lopez, the traitor, are
doing their best, each IN his own way, to leave
their marks in history. p#
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6-Evening.-James
Hewitt i Co., OF this city, have suspended
payment The amount of their Liabilities is
net ascertained. The firm was largely en-
gsged in American trade.
DUBLIN, Sept. I6.-James Bird one of the
Fenian leaders, who has been concealed since
week, and his arrest was quietly affected there
to- day by the police.
CoPENHAGEN, Sept 16.-AdmiraI Farragut
was entertained at a grand fete given in his
honor by the United States minister Mr.
George II. Yeaman. All the Americans in the
city and visitors and residents took part in the
festivities. Several members OF the royal gov
eminent and many officers OF the Danish navy
were present, and We'd with his countrymen
in doing honor to the distinguished guests.
The entertainment concluded with a dinner,
Americans and Danes, heartily welcoming the
admiral, and toasts drank to his health and to
the welfare OF the United States
Gardensier, who was arrested here for
forgery, has been examined and inteIlIgepce
ELECTED from him has led to the seizure of
many more copies OF counterfeit United States
notes.
by SteamerI
New York, Sept 16.-The steamer City OF
London has arrived at this port. Sac brings
dates 70 the 5th instant. The London papers
are filled with specific claims Of damages of
American citizens, inflicted by rebel pirates.
The London Daily News admits England 10 be
liable for million and quarter sterling, but
British citizens nave also large claims against
tuc = nAtcO Stotcs. ne HONeTumeQLQ Q8S taKeR
six steamers oftwo lines rnnning to New Y ork
for the Abyssinla expedition. The working.
men held very large referm meeting in
Dublin on the Sd instant at which in Was re-
solved that nothing but residential manhood
suffrage would be satisfactory. ltwas thought
that Bisna arck would soon do something TO
force the Emperors OF France and Austria to
snow hands In the game they were playing
1t is also said that Prussia has promised to as
sist Italy II she sees ft to make the position
taken by France in Rome a cdsus bella
hn ~
inclination for even attempting disseverance
from the rest Of Germany.
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Ravages of the Yellow Fever in Texas
One Thousand Cases in Galveston

HOUSTON, TEXAS, September 16.-The vel.
low fever 10 very preva here There are
at least thousand cases in the town, and the
deaths are from ten to fifteen daily. Mr. Bow
sci, deputy postmaster, died yesterday, and
Captain wallace, collector and assessor of iu-
ternal revenue. and late Of the United States
army, tot day. The Rev. Mr.. Reese aud Ur. A.
N. Covey have died. The firemen's charita-
bic association provide the destitute with
two hundred dollars daily. The fever is yery
fatal At Hemstead, Navazota. Millican, Brvau.
Chapel Hall, Trenham, La Grange. Hunts.
Vile and AlleytOn.. The, charitable associa-
tions OF Houston are extending all the aid in
their power to these towns They require
money, physicians and nurses.
2 Colonel O'Oonneli, commander OF this post,
and his family. are all sick with the epidemic
They all promise to recover.
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Order in regard to Armed Bands not Lee
.. sally Organized.

NEW ORLEANS, September l6.-The follow.
ing order was issued to-day:
HEADQUARTERs DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, La, Sept. l6.-Generai Orders,
No. II: 1t having come to the knowledge of
the Brevet Major General COMMANDING tn at
In various parts OF the State the assembling
Of armed men for political or other purposes
is Of FREQ uent occurrence, and that we'll. dis.
posed citizens are often su blec ted to ANNOYANCE
from armed persons posted as sentinels or vi.
detts, 1t il hereby ordered that such practices,
and all other acts tending to disorder and vi
olence, must be at once discontinued. Com.
manders of posts, detachments, and stations
Within this command will arrest and retain
unul .furtner orders all armed men found
posted as sentinels, pickets, or videttes, or
pretending to be on guard duty for any pur-
pose or by any authority not duly authorized
by law. .. a..- = F.a 20 a.- =
BY order Of Brevet Major General Joseph
A. Mower.
NATHANIEL BURBANK.
Second Lieut. 37th Inf, A. A. A. G
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SAD CAsUALTY.--We learn that two little
boys, living on McKim creek. Ritchie county,
came TO then deaih in the following manner:
One OF the Ds crawled under the house to
hnd some eggs they supposed TO be there, and
came ont in few moments, saying the hen
bad bitten him. His brother then crawlsd
under the hodse, and before he came ont, the
TO appear, and was at last brought out dead.
II was feared that rnttlesnake had nest
under the house and mad stung the boys.
Search being made their fears were sadly re.
allied. A rationale was hauled out and was
found to quite fllf bushel measure. The
above ts vouched for by reliable persons cogni.
Zant OF the facts Pdrkersburgf w. Val Times.
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~A few days SINCE the sheriff of Howard
county, no, brought TO Huntsville and lodged
In Jail tor fe-kaepfngA man. named Church,
charged with btsainy. He il only twenty Ave
years old, and, 1t is said, has been married
three tmee-once' in Illinois, once in Ray
county, Mo,and the last time In Howard coun !.
ty. all his WtSee are living. stBei-F -
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UwiIliam Ruiiman, storekeeper OF the ~
NjcAoIas Horel, IN New York. com mittad snis
scide, on Thanday, b5 shooting himselft lfthrouen
TIE left breast a5la = ss.rs -
,~A South Carolina paper says the t,sn.-
aition to emiarate has NOT subsidized Qnite =
Honduras. -s1 "a I'VE
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nRS. BUTLER AND EVANS "a :
~ CELEBRATED HOEMORRH0ID;
Or, PILE OINTMENT.
Warranted to Cure any Case Of

: WaTTdHtsd 70 tNfe any Cdse o. PtIsS. y !
This preparation has for number of years been
regarded as the very best remedy for 81
the cure of that distressing malady, ia
the PILES. Thousands of both sexes >
have used ii, and the proprietors have
for the first time TO know that it has failed. No
matter how long the standing Of the case, we war.
rant cure; and. II no cure or give general salts
faction, the money will be returned. .-'- d
FL u. r.E Drs. i. BUTLER h EVANS,
g Proprietors. Westminster, Carroll Co., Md.
~ Sold by all Druggists in Washington, George.
own and Alex andria. au 6-eolmS
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L LENNEBEC ICE COMPANY.

furnish the BEST QUALITY OF ICE to the citi-
zens Of Washington. Orders left with our drivers
or at the Office, foot of seventh street, will be
promptly attended to. All communications should
be addressedto STACKP0LE HALL,
au2S-u f-..- ~
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&c. W. Felt OF Salem, Mass.. has sue.
ceeded in making machine for sjustifyine,,
tyre or making the lines Of equal length Ana
With equal spaces between the words, and If
this can be connected with the type.setting
sdyaptase, IL would SEEM a. though the pros.
pect Of snachiDe instead OF hand composition
uHna near at hand. ..aN. =. .nLEasa - s.
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~ w. w. Ohenery, Of Belmont. Mas, re-
celved SOS gratutty at the New England fair
at Providence last week, for his efforts aud
succees in importing and breeding the Assy.
iian or Cashmere goat fhis goat win thrive
wherever the common goat VIII, ana the best
position came from the United StateA
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Mr. Moore then resd his minority rspor. as

follows rf II .r.r aarHG .-5s
1.-The undersigned; a member Of the commit
tee of conference to which was referred the
disagreeing votes Of the two Boards on the bill
entitled sAn ACT imposing taxes for the year
1867 asks leave to place on record his dissent
,,rn,,,,ses - ,pcrs.se TIE COM nsnsst,on af shs
City Collector. Prior to the year 1884, the SAL
ary OF that officer, at tive per cent. on the
amount OF collections, was supposed 70 range
from TWO to three thousand dollars. But In
consequence Of the passage Of the act of Con-
gress Of February 23, 1865, by which collec-
tione for special taxes were greatly aagmented,
the compensation OF the Collector was propof.
tleHately increased, as will be seen from the
folio wing table .If..s WI.
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w WASHINGToN IRON WORKS.

Fexadeys, Adchtnisfs, and Boiler Makers,
Corner Of Maine avenue and 81 street,
ManuiactIrers Of Improved Stationary and Port
able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and
Grist Mills; also, Of Architectural Iron Work
Gratings, Railines, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast
ines of all descriptions =. -
The increased facilities Of our new and extensive
establishment enables us to offer those having
on the most favorable terms
Agents for Burnhams Improved Jouvai Turbine
Water Wheel. my 1-Sm
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lust ARRIVED :
CLARK PEARSON'S,
Wholesale Agents and
1ell-dif Commission Merchants
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f,sssi .al xsdt f3f}g@ ~ tx1oasI saf 80 ias
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