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CONDITION OF Mr.. GLAss.-We announce
the continued Improvement of Mr.. Glass
wound He enjoyed excellent rest during
Wednesday night, and on yesterday he was
batter than he has been since he was shot.
The physicians in attendance are now ut last
satisfied that the ball is lodged over III" left
ear lust beneath the skin, and that 1t can be
extracted without danger -Ly"ctbn"y Rep"'H-
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Settlement Of the CoIIcctorship Difficulty at
Wilmiurto ton.

WILMINGTON, n. c., June 2l.-Colonel ]. p.
Foster, the Collector OF Customs here, has re-
signed. The investigation of his affairs by the
United States special agent proved satisfac-
tory, and the charges preferred before the
United States Commissioner have been with
drawn
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WEST NIRGIXIA TAXEs.-The Alexandria
Gn-eits has seen West Virginia tax bill which
shows that, in additioRto other Onerous taxes,
a specific tax OF 500 S3 is levied on property Of
the assessed value of -, 80 for the stated OBJ
iect of paying for teachers and building school
houses The tax was levied i'll Berkeley
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EgsI.rRArIoN.-In Norfolk, the rolls stooa
90 Wednesday evening In First Ward, white
Aalorlty, lCs; Second Ward, negro majority
- H. both wards, total whites, $50; negroes
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4 GREAT BARGAIN.-The under
n signed, wishing to close their business, offer
for sale AZ greatly reduced prices 8 lot OF DRUGS
and MEDICINES, and many other articles usually
kept in a regularly established drug store me
goods have all been purch assd since the war, and
ali the furniture Is new. Any person wishing 10
90 into the drug business viii ind II to bis ine-
rest to examine Our stock. which We are willing
TO sell considerably lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. J. h. GODMla CO
ie ll-u Fincasile, Va.
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nor RENT, two of those large am

DOR RENT, two Of those large and
II desirable four-story Brick Dwell ings on -
Eighteenth street between Broad ami Grace, f,.H
containing ten rooms each gas, water, &C.; GA
in perfect ordsr.
For rent thai very desirable three. story Brick
and Twen;y.third streets, with eight rooms gas
and water.
For rent, the three-story Brick Dwelling on
Twenty seventh between Marshall and Clay, con.
tanning i've rooms, kitchen, &c.
For rent, two-story Frame w5lling on Twenty
ff hetw cen e'gh and 81 streets, with live rooms,
kitchen, water, &c.
70; rent, two Brick Tenemsnts Oh Eighteenth
street near Nenable, with four rooms each, water,
&c.
For rent, two small Prick Tcnements on Ore
gon Hill, Green's row, with four Iooms each.
For rent small Fra ne Tenement on Seventeenth
between Richard and Baldwin, with four rooms,
kitchen, &c. -
For rent, Store eornsr Fifteenth and Franklin
streets and several Offices over same.
For rent, Store No. 1923 Franklin street: we'll
suited for grocery and commission house.
For Rent, Store near corner Eighteenth ana
Franklin streets.
For rent, Store on Main between Eighteenth ara
Nineteenth streets, and Dwelling oy.r So Ins, Win
seven rooms, gas aud water, 49, $1,000,
For rent, Store on Main between Nineteenth
and Twentieth, and Dwelling over same, VITA
six rooms, kitchen, &c.
For rent. two Stores on Wall street.
For rent. that very desirable Brick DwelinS i'll
Sidney, near Cr. MOrrls's, cont4ihi1S Elk rooms,
kitchen, &c.
For rent, small Frame Tenement near corner
OF Eighteenth and clay streets, containing four
rooms.
For rent. Brick Dwelli's on Walnut alley, with
five rooms Apply u LYME BgorHER,
Real Rsta'e Agents and suettoneeFs,
10 2l-3t corner Fifteenth and Fran Kiln streets.
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NtCFpfI0n OF the FTts1dtht on N0fthtfn
Tour.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The president ial party
was received here this morning with civil
honors, and departed northward amid great
enthusiasm.
New YORK, June 2l.-The President passed
through Philadelphia without stopping. He
was cordially received ut al points, and ar
rived here safely.
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Registration in Montgomery. Ala.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 2l.-The result of
four days registration in Montgomery is
Blacks, l.lS3 whites, ij7.
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HARVEST BEGUS.-James II. Bradley, ESQ,
commenced cutting wheat Wednesday. The
day was favorable, and the shocks look like
tents i'm AN encampment. We think there VIII
ne an excellent crop in this section. Some say
the scab and the smut and the rust Will de-
stroy half the crops .-FrederickSjVTg NttcS.
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Tobacco planting is general thing in Caro-
line county at present, we are glad TO hear.
That's right. Prosperity, comfort, money,
are in the ground. Get it out In the shape 81
tobacco, wheat, corn, ete., etc'' ana we cam
nav our debts and live well yet.-F,ederichS-
berg Macs.
CIxcIyyArI, June l9.-Reporis from Ken
tucky reprCscnt that the wheat crop is badly
injured by rsst, and in many places utterly
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EOR RENT, the superior FOU R.
Il STORY AND BASEMENT WARE ~
HOUSE in Commercial Block adj 0ining our ':.;B
own store. This house has every conve- I'LL
nisnce, with vault and safe inside, and has no
superior in the city either In location arrange.
ment. Price reasonable.
NH ls-ts HARYEYS WILLIAMS.
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Dry Goods.

TOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND AND TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA
we hereby inform them that We have Q fns
stock Of seasonabls DRY GOODS. aud solieits call
to convince them that are selling the best bar
gains In DRESS GOODS,
DoMESTICS,
CLssIMEREs,
WHITE GOODS,
EXBRoIDERIEj,
FANS,
PARAs0Ls,
UNBRELLAS.
and every article generally to be had IN trst.
class store. New Goods received daily.
WILLIAM THALHIM ER's,
No. BIS Broad street,
je Its between Third and Fourth.
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CIOthi1lg.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE
Il assortment Of LINEN, ALPACA, and BOMBA-
ZINE CLOTHING, which will be offered low at
the
RICHMOND CLOTHING HALL.
Also, a largo assortment fwede, silk-miEed,
and Black Cloth Suits. suitable for mems,
youths, and childrsns wear, made up in neat
styles.
Icordially Invite my customers and the public
generally to call and examine 10y stock as can
please everybody in fit and price.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
have a fine selection Of Cloths and Cassimeres
which make up to order with great taste and at
prices to suit the times.
Ny stock Of Furnishing Goods is complete.
Also, Hats, Trunks, Valises and Umbrellas, and,
in fact, every thing that can be found in a first
class clothing house.
Particular attention IS called 70 the No.-l5l7
Main street. JULIUS KRAKER,
ie % Merchant Tailor.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD

Two THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD
L MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
HENRICo.-The Board OF Registration will be In
session for the above district at the house OF Will
the city limits, from MONDAY the Let day Of July,
1857, to SATURDAY the 9Th Inclusive, from 4.
NJ. tO4P. NJ. each day.
All persons qualified to vote under the provi-
sions OF the tot Congress Of March I'd, 1857,
titled "an act to provide for the more efficient
government OF the rebel States" and an act sup
Elementary thereto, passed March 23d, 1897, are
invited 10 appear be the Board for registration.
H q. WARD,
President Of the Board.
100 NJ. &. EGGLESTON
je ?l-st Registering officer for third district.
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STATE OF yIRGISIA, AUDITORS 0FPtcs,
kICHNoSD, June II, 1897.
NHE NINETY. NINTH SECTION OF

J. the "act for the assessment OF taxes on Per,
sons, property, income, and salaries" passed I'd
March, 1887, Ia in the following words-to wit:
"All taxes imposed on interest or income de.
rived from registered bonds held by citizens OF
this State shalt be deducted from the interest pay
able thereon to the holders in such manner and at
such period or periods Of payment as the Auditor
OF Public Accounts may prescribe"
Ali holders OF registered bonds as aforesaid will
be regarded as citizens OF this State unless and
parties the mssves, their agent or attorney, be-
fore notary public or q commissioner for this
State. The tax will be deducted from each semi
ANIMAL payment OF interest five psr centn to.
wit On the LIST July and LIST January In each year
until otherwise provided by law.
WILLIAM p TAYLOR,
Ia 20-2taw2w Auditor Public Accounts
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| called to our NEW sToCK OF GOODS which
we are now receiving, embracing BUTTONS,
BRAIDs, HOSIERY. GLOVES, sUsPENDERs,
HAIR NETS, and SMALL WARES and NOTIONS
OF every description, most Of which have been
bought 1T the recent New York auction sales and
we are therefore able 10 sell some lines Of goods
at LOWER FIGURES than have been ruling du.
ring the season. An examination Of our prices Is
respectfully solicited.
my - VALENTINE y FRANKLIN.
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Public Notices.

II EGIsTRATION OF VOTERS IN
Ii rHS SECOND wABD The Bo.I1 q EsSn,
trstion Tor the second magistsrisl disfnst .nSns
a. Madison ward, which ineiudss al sh& PAT o.
the city Of RiehDond lying bstwsss tns ss Iii
pa In session from MosDAx Ne 9Th 70 u "sa
Hours Ofs'ss!On, from so'sloet 4; = e R tGsi0st
Captain Eleventh United States Infsntry.
W u n G.s1 Air.s, Registers. y.a-s,syy
RIO THE VOTERS OF FOURIH
i NAGJSTRRIAL DIsTRICf, COU1tI o.
aIERicoa Board q E:Ei:tf:tig1 Wy 8 esf !.
CINCT from IN "a until the eth Of July. 1871, In
elusive, from A: =. until p. =. saeh dAy;
All persons qualified TO vote under the nroyfsions
OF act Of Congress Of March "a ise!. entitled az
act to provide for the more elcisnt eovernnent OF
thereto passed March fsd, 1851 are invits1 70 sp'
pear before the Beard for isgistrstion.
President Of Boafd.
WILLIAM Fl. LLtEnDrcH. Registering oAesrfof
county.
WILLIAM HsxpKrcx, Registering onesl for
district. 1eH-8ys
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GUNNER FABRICS.
= SUMNER FAS HONS,
PRICES TO sG JTF THE TIMES,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the post Heel
We are in receipt of our full assortment for The
coming season, and shall open on
MONDAY, JUHE3, 1907
the finest stock Of SUMMER CLOTHING ever Of
iered in Richmond which We assure our
patrons and the public 10 be
in all respects
CHOICE AND DES1R y Z.
We hava selected from the larget stocks Of Cloth
ing on the .merican Continent, and
purchasing for CASil-lhe
potent purchaser OF
the age
think we can sell to the best possible advantage
TO THE PURCH isER OF GOODS,
and hence ask particular attention TO our
FULL LINEOF SUMMER GARMENTS,
which we are determined 10
SELL AT LOW EST Pc ES,
preferring the nimble sixpence to the slow
shilling.
We are happy to say to our customers we can now
answer, to its foil extent, the
unprecedented de-
lnand for zz
Our UNIQUE AND ELEGANT LINEN SUITS.
JOHN s. DENLIN,
IL u-tie3O HENRY Y. MILLER.
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A MOTHER LOT OF No. MATING
n at 35c., Fine Marsc!lles Black Grape Marett
at soc, worth Sue. White Ber2Ge sbawls at 50.
JULIUS MEYER,
10 l3-t27Jy No. 527 Broad street.
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7 INEY AND COTTON DIAPER
L very cheap, Fans at i0c. der dozen, Shakers at
@Jc. apiece. JULIUS MEYER,
ie Is t.7Jy No. 527 Broad street.
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GOMETHINGE EW-BUGLE LACE.
y JULIUS MEYER,
10 I3-t27Jy No. 52T Broad street.
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Disasters In the bahamas.

We have received from eorsspond.nt the following
list Of wrecks and disasters In the Bahsmas with the names
of those seeking Nassau In distress during
Of June. 1851
June 7-Dutch brig -, with coffee and cotton; was
molasses Reef lnagua got Oh without
and unin jured and proceeded
stb-Hr1s San Nicholas tspl Lsrrsrzbsl from Havana
Or falmouth with boz sugar total lose Rdps Rocks
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Dightcu.
7lh-Arrved, barks Ernst (PrusA Erdman' London Pro-
or ess Nor). Olsen, Nfork
POkrsMoUrh July s-Arrved. ,chrs James Brophy'
kean baltimore. Trade Wind Hoffman innsueipniI a.
niina Snow Nfork 4th. brig Tangent ieoA7 Dai"o'c'
schr y Bearse, Besrse, Phadelph ia. ,.., -,
. fhovi NCEIOWA, July ARRIVED, schs LOUIS Dear''
Perry. Phi adeiphia.
PROVIDENCE, July 6-SaiIed schrs Pionelr Lothrop,
Seorseown pc; Ezabeth English, Simple; A, nutpn nj
Lot Baker; Isaac Hazard taswru; Il W u.'e' -
US; Mount Young and Marietta Hand Bro.As New CIV
YORK. tIza Hamilton Cole. do John. Fals enhan 10 'or
Calnis) soop translation. Hawkins. Eizanetnport .,
.'.h-Airised, schrs VIM Co!ber, Taylor. Aexandrs ~
Holmes Hayward ueorgetown DC; Ada A Andrews A@i-
ley, Philadelphia.
ii"i-Schrs Lucy II Gibson, cunnsk.y. Baltimore:
y hunyon Miller, Philadelphia; no. herh LishL MOORE
mnni h'nn - arsons Mary simmons, CANDY, ana A.
bert har9, shoGrds, do: Maria Fleming Williams ,nors;
SertFuae Jane on do cor hocA-nd) shop hhoue
Island, sheLiod, NYolk.
SAVANNAH, July 3-Arriyed. steamship San Jacnto,
Atkins AAoyk.
vsaredshp Alahab,d (Br) Stevenson. Liverpool bark
LevGutsr. toTter Doboy
salem, July &-Arryed schrs Admiral steeman and
sawyer. heed, Philadelphia; Connecticut Pendieton,
Jersey ciy; 9th bark Johann Martin Benz Boston for st
Sohn NIB scns Artie Garwood, Godlrey, and O ryieh
stvemsn rhad ph,a valhalla, Terry Calais for Nfork
Otis, Portsmouth. MI.
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COAs-wIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAs-WIsE STEAMSHIPS.
J,oR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
IL The Pacific Mail Steamship Coupanys steamer HENRY
CHAUNrEy will sail on Thursday, July IA. At IL O'Clock
noon. Freight received a. usual
For rates &c, inquire ~ freight once companys pier.
~ North river. foot of Canal street
WELLS, FARGO a CO,
Sole Freight Agents,
Feeble Man stsAmpship COMPANY
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SHIP PIN q NEW S .

ALMANAC YoRK-rHs
81 Moos SETS morn IL "!
oUN sKrs ............. s. HIGH mora IL
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NOTICE
~ To Shippers by tho Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
Hallway
We have this day made arrangements with the Old Do
ship Company receive and all frcizhts
between New York Sorfork destined 10 points this
line Shippers tho Virginia aud Tennessee Line
directed send their goods 10 the Old Dominion csmship
Company, pier ~ North river and after this date
the following for Norfolk Saturday 18th inst
every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
at r. NJ. Freights received every day (sundays ex
SARATOGA, ALBEMARLE, NIAGARA. HATrERAs
AND VIRGINIA.
On after July all frerhts BY this great Southern
line will be through time 70 Nashville, Memphis
Atlanta ntermediate points Bills OF adng signed 1T
pier the general office, 175 Broadway
JUNE "a. 1861. q. H. EVANS, o. H. Agent
InOR RICHMOND AND NORFOLK, vA.-OLD DO
II minion Line. Steamers every Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday Cabin, SO and Si2 second q and o. Apply
70 J. NJ. FONTANk, 80 West street.
DoRTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAMSHIPS
DTRIGO Captain H. Sherwood
FRANCONIA... Captain w. w. Sherwood
Form semweeky line, leaving pier ~ East river every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at4 O'CLOCK 7. NJ
These steamships connect At Portland with the Grand
Canada and the West The Saturday steamship connects
with the International Steamship Company for Passport
Calais and s. John, b. Through tickets given for East
port -; Calais and st. john 81 Through tckets for Halt
Tar steamship CARLorTA, leaving Portland Saturdays
Passage TO Portland including berth in s,aeroom Ss
meals cira. Passenger accommodations FIRST class
Freight received daily.
Through rates given and bills Of adna aligned At once
pier 81 East river. BY J. y. AMEs. Agent
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I, HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
Ill Trains for Albany and Troy, ecng with Northern
aud western trans leave New YORK wa Hudson River
and 80 6SO and II y. M and Harlem Railroad, 1wen.
tysrth and Fourth 10 A. NJ and - r.
on Sundaya - =, -
WM. N. VANDERBILT. Vice President.
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4U.vUU on the New York Scandinavian eocsssy's
rhday JAY p ccs,sas 0soys HIN rsrs nercs
20 Tciss 81 for esntlsrnas with sdss and ehlldsss
Third avenue, and ea russass "A The tsaxaneN fren :
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PRICE OF PASSAGE.
Uncudug winel payable gold equivalent CURRENCY
TO BRET OR HAVRE
First cabin. $3.50 Second cabin. 500
TO PARIS:
(incuding railway tickets furnished on boardh
First CABIN S65 Second cabin. sos
Baggage checked through 70 Paris
Medical attendance free Of charge.
These steamers do not carry steernge passengers.
EXTRA STEAMERS TO HAVRE DIRECT. -
VEKA CRUZ HIN Saturday, july 70
GLIDING wineD
American travellers going returning from the CONT
nent OF Europe by taking the OF this line avoid
risks from transit by English railways and
Ing the channel besides saving much trouble and
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent, s. Broadway.
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r,o CoHEY ISLAND AND THE OCEAN.-CROss
Fulton, WALL south or Hamilton ferry take cars 20
Greenwood which connect with passenger 10
the beach, stomp 81 BAN Hs~ utrecht sad way ste
uouA Fare 20 cents.
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL Passengers eavns New York at " noon, via Central
Jersey Railroad make close connection At Reading FOR
Ephrata Liuz Lancaster and Columbia, arriving AT Ian
easter and Columbia at 100 Y. N.
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STEAM TO QUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL. EVERY
vANiA, July 20 CABIN pass 60 s75 and $9O gold steer
age $25 currency. Drafts England and Ireland
rent rates Of exchange. Apply at PSON'S
office. rs Broadway corner Of Rector street.
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THREE DELIGHTFUL ExCURsIoNQ EvkkI DAI
BY the splendid steamer Nevsrsi.k -. N. S.1.rsss
Ocean and rishng Banks cushns g rST n IA ~
n for Lone Branch and intcvrnsdate vnsr e,n9 tce9
Branch Is NJ tckets u 20 a. o.c ~ ross o.
Il dsiv And the other Two Sundays ereepeod.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BErWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid this favorite route for tho
Continent will sail from pier No 10 North river, fol-
lows
WILLIE OEPARfS Surmont. Saturday, July Is
EUkOfE, Lemar o. s.... saturday, July n
PERElRE, Duchesne. Saturday, 10
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing alternate THURSDAY, from pier No North
river, ats r. NJ.
COLUMBIA, d. n. Barton. master, July IL.
MOkRO CASTLE, Richard Adams master, July IS
GEO B. HARRISON. President
No BOWiing reen
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CALAIS july Cleared. schrs Van Buren, MONTGOMERY
p&svEks July s1irriysd .cIT. 3 Davidson Kelley
NYork; Sd, Nellie Potter, somers Phiadelphia
EASfPURr, June 8-Ceared- brig MARSHAL Dutch,
COMBS barbados; July l. schr Hsnay Fay, Prescots,
"FoRiksss MONROE. July s-Arived, brig Rabboai,
FALL RIVER, July Arrived .ehrs L Simmons, Can
sailed 7th schr Richard Borden, Borden, Georgetown, nc
'0 GALvEsfoS. June 7s-Arrved, brig Trial. Humphrey.
Sserf
oLoucEsTER' July s-Arrved schrs John Clayton.
Clayton, Phadephs 9Th Kedron. LA ke Windsor Ms for
G2nst sS fraes Censor. sB
new ORLEANS, July Arrived. steamship Raleigh,
Marshmsn Nyork; bark America, garrell.. bordeaux.
Sle.rsd,ShIg Hermine !Bremi. Wins Bremen .s,.
cisons and Ann Amelia Hudson. yYort.
SYert 50, Allen. Case, Philadelphia Lucy Church.
,o SE Ys BEDFORD July sArrvsd. 'ohr Lane Lor-
NEWBORN July s-Arrived brig Harp, Arey. WORK for
ri Sr so Hharss shcsr,r Snnn,nsham ;, MARTINS
de.s SeI,ey rsw,.cxst for Philadelphia; Mary Farrow,
NEW HAVEN July 7-Arrived. bark Superior, white.
head saes sehrs srso Chapman; White Rock and Jo
PENSACOLA June x-Arr,ved. harry " Churchill.
Hutchinson Boston; 10th. schr Geo Hawkins, Newman.
Cleared ald brig Maria Norwood. ws.hourne Havana;
schrs NARY kch Ross Rio Janeiro; 2eth, Gertrude,
sThi = Ss2 I o J Ss'Ps'raro Cook Boston
Adam, Partridge, oeno, schr. Willard FILLMORE. Chase
an Ksiiabsn, Georgetown; Ida McCsbs. Pickup, New
psssn sh.s ss.n srocna bpnssssssn so.oS fs
Godfrey Gcjfrey. Nsrbichead; shaw Kesyes BSs,cn
Ea.s. s.a r1 sgs Brown . ss
mouth; Grer Fleming Stony Point l. D small Tice
Mysc R.ssns RI - sps NoS~ss Rs.d ire
IN Ne 81, Nsul Norwich; Audsarsd. Crawford. salem
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CoAsr,yT> W STEAMSHIPS.

ENOR ST.. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
Il ne elegant sidewhee steamship NORTH AMERICA,
700 tons ourthen Captain L. f. Zimmerman, will sail for
k0 jane1ro and intermediate ports Monday July r.
1867, at r. NJ. from per IS North river
For freight or passage apply to
GARRISON 4 ALLEN, Agents
No. RoMling NewY York
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IJY0IENIC EXCURSIONS TO THE ATLANTIC 0ckA1
III AND THE FAMOUS YIsHfN0 BANKS.
Tho new. swift and splaniidly n.isd steamer

Ito FOR THB CHOLERA BANKs.--THB SEA
III steamer A. W1NANTe win make excursion 10 N
chelers Banss on Wednesday July 10 issy,nf ssr len
o'clock. Bait Lines and Refreshments on board CHOW
der free IS will be paid for the largest nsh caught hsa
derson Cowell Pilot Fare o. -
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PASSENGERS PER RUSSIA AND TRlPoLI MUS
be ON board at the conpanys wharf Jersey City, by
O'Clock on wednesday, 10Th inst
l.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09
EURopEAr STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN By
~ Cunard Line
Tk1POfI sails Wednesday. July 10.
Cabin passage. Slt0 gold; sieertgs, SIS. currency.
Seerage passage 20 New York, $50. currency
For cabin passage apply 1t No. Bowling Green 10,
steerage Passage apply at ~ Broadway. T. CUNARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09

propOrtOnae reduction 70 all ntermediae points and
stations west from Buffalo.
Tickets sold aud baggage checked at the Office s0o West
nj reel or OF board
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-07-24

The Madoc gold mines, located in Heast
ings county, Canada west, are yielding large
quantities of the precious metal. The prop
erty was used for farming purposes up till
the beginning of last year, when the pres
ence of the metal becoming known party
of shrewd Chicago gentlemen became pur-
chasers of the tract The Canadians learn-
ing the immense value Of the mines, en-
dcavored by an armed mob to drive the
Chicago yankees out Of their possession.
and as the claim of the latter was not indis-
putable, owing to the existence of the prem
ises previous to sale, compromise was eff
fected by forming joint stock company to
work the mines the Chcagoans retaining a
controlling interest The gold is the rich
est ever discovered and exists in incredible
quantities.