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rTHkoUGn LINE BETwEEG WASHINGTON.
l PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORR.

rTHkoUGH LINE BETwEEE WASHINGTON.
l PBILADRLPHiA. AND NEW YORR.
wA.EissTos, Soy. u, 1879 -Doou.
TrFirs between washinEtOu and Now York are
now run Q, follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without ehsrz 81 cnfs.
i.saye daily (aSo,Ft Sunday al SOD =. m, 30
ard Q y, nj.
FOE PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsE,"Tt SlnGsyl Ats.fON. m u 70
and 5. 70 p IN.
OS SUNDAY,
Leave Tor Rev York Al Q " r. IN and Philade'
pms htf.t0 y. III.
Sleeping car, for New YoTk On OCi. train only
Through tieS.lI n lhlladelrhla, Now York or
B5, d. "a b ktd a. tue ststi0a OEles 81 all hours
c the day.
SEQ Baltimore AL Ohlo gsNrOad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, baltimore, An
nApnliE, an1 the Wet J. l.. WILSON,
MaFtcT Of Trapsrortstlun.
l.. n. COLE,
GsGCral Ticket Agent.
GEO. S. kOONfE,
Agent, Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

llEADQR's FTFrH military DisrRrcr,)
OFFtrE CHIBP CONMissART OF sCRsIsTgSCE, I
AUSTIN, TRNAs., Sept. ID, lsgS.
Sealed pTarosal, nth mus be made ,S IL triPlI
u, lssS Tor implying the United States tro Fps and
Austin, TravIs county, four c'mrau!csi
Bolton, Bell county, one company;
nalla-, Dallas county. one company;
PILOT Grove, Gray sou county, one company!
Sulphur SPRING, Hopkins county. two C0nTa-
Woodland. Freess1ne county. one company
F.u Gr.Lln, sAscklefuII county, fsur crHpa.
Egrt Richardson, Jack county, hyo eomraue'i
With such Fr,.h Beafa, may he required
20 s5n:iGn, IN f5rSc until DeeSmhcr 81 iSa, Or
-uSA less TIM A. the Cummissary Gaucral Of sub
Each bid must be accompanied by the. written
Fuuant'c Of two rrsponsiU!e person, who must
III ,U,tui dollar. for each company stationed at
the poet ih"y. propose tn surply.
Spcrutract Will b. awarded until the bids have
Len unlimited to the Gea'raI C'mmaniiHE FINN
Caui'ttoa., u contrsct' AID BIDS 'amo as In pre-.
Prrprsal. must be plainly endorsed, "Proposals
fnr !F.rh Beef, at, TTTag, and addressed to
g. Acting C'inni1s.ary d! 'r's.';saeo 1t Austin.
b "rar Droves Major s "a I EryP2lISSa
,aa.rl Captain and rroS " Major. ChHif'G's
Pr % = Is FoE CoRN
lIrAp..Es FurUTu MILITARY Drsr.,rr,l
uyrlp CHlBH QrAErErNASTRS,
NI"K-nrR", MIS-, sept %, lSis
Mi 4 an $o "a an 'r Il a. III 81 D[HY7oiTSS5 e.
A day Of o''oGsr' lfGsk f,r t5R aSShvSryo'
40 n. yar.ou- military I'ts In t1g 70 nth Military
\, v.cS thlrs, Ma, ,0lj hu'hcls.
! .rk.un, Mss, t,O1jbu-hel..
.@5$%. NM. n: d ~ Ss SP:P:i'
ny Spr;Gs., Nj: Nv bushels
! - Lee ina d ~ l.
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Medical.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED ksARRRUGE FROM aUACKRRY,
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE GAN BE OBJ
TANNED.

NNlIi lhhhlf ibtth n hb NJ Wan IN VI
Dr JvH ASTON he; d,;'g; sIg4 no ,so,t certain:
EsaStess Of ths Back % Limbs strieiurcs, Ggec:
s SSs 81 RH sSnsy. 5ea
pyspcpsin, Lnnguor; Low Spirits, S2nfus,on Of
Inca, bimaSss On SsS IL or H iSiinass. B..sss.
the Head, Throat, Nose, OF skln, Afectiops Of the
ssrsing irolst6e Solitary Habits Of Yo1ih-tho.s
sEogRr and solitary praslees NOR. fs.al y heir
Uysss Sssus hSIr S most Sfsa fsp:. OF
an'''r"'On'' r'nd' r5SS RRad MIS- s' impossible
S6S hT6 SSfos ~ SS.Ts &
yoaBs men SfiSs most exalted sieats and bfisSt
onS ssn ERS W Gs' Suss a.y c Sass :i
walked to eestaey tho living lJre. may call with fall
NARRiAoE..
Married r26sons. or Young Men contemplating
STis M I;SSi H,.s SSSS i%.. III; s y
msn, and confidently rely upon his sSili as psys.
wan ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
i ~. GprsG AL FSil Sig.r ksat9tSs
arla and Msiris6o. ImrossiSls-Is lie pSnsiii PAID
by the victims 81 improper indnlgenecs; Young
bcpg aware VI Ine drealiu cons,luenoes that may
1 Gu."s NOW, Why that gnder.,Ands the subject
SSSr ~ 'fSS "a Rs S.S
th'n ~ III. prudent. Be.i1es being derived III.
de-ttactlye sympt9m, to Suih GHjJ asl Md
a.t.c. Thu .ysirm bco"u.r, ,iO'spggi a. rsy-isai
nISy5o t %iT E SHS" ?"y. by .i F.t
Sti5y' 81 . nfi ., H a. F %e 6 SS:aS s
GUFFiGS.7 suUrH FREDERICK srRRhr,
lef;-hand si9r going from laltlm"rc street, tow
doora frCui the corner. Vail nut TO obSrr-s uarIs
So So ieitsrs received pa!ss7 rosu,. ID as o-,D-
ts,r'TS sse;1r to 10 we'd on ,sS r;py
/ art' gEHcr'htltA FyrIttn.s.
graduate (: ~ one " as must az G""t ,,i... -
H. yriISd ,ats,, a@d shc 1!rt'' tar! = ~t"''
| pb'iEd"iphta, az! esc"bur' hds a"-r:s. ..i,s y
The n Ti s'!"9' H5 Ta 5tn rs 3 ~ !"s.
when aslerr,, ~, - nery1n,a'.. ht:aS a'sr'E.u At
pS. ,t,rSIt ."s;p". Win a, ~ "a.
| MUD. werG cured imDcd' sIoIJ
TAKE PARTICULAR NUrp H.
Dr. J. adj lresseH all those who have IAN ~ 'rtn
ts'ssi by '5Tr'Ec,, i6dsH i ZEN, , Al ,''
The are '9i4g q tSssat md ig'l.Y2eb 1. Ha-r.
ness d slEh!, IL > u Aa9eaqr Fnwsr, T;lEi't.
81 am ' o. 10 6tss.It FGsson
Debility, eynTi3ilH " G"nspnI tiOn.
aa:P e j. drt55ci2IS, q Ngar ~ ca.is
Of Idea, DcTrc. lon q sTirts, Eyii focsgSAin.,.
| Ttmility, &S., are some 81 the evils produced
Th"psSsd. q pers,onrs Of al ssgs s5n Eg;w JrG-
their y'EST, s,SYPing Es:H; ps!s; ssrYous "a! gu.
'"''n' a." 81 l'P'"Yno6 & 81 EtG2Hasf MN
S %T6S dn1 Ss y fss1
ffom evil onfnpani"ns. or a. school, the aI.~,ts
y %hS &T S . fS S SF t.o sd 90 q"
bGih Diai ana igdy-sfoGld apTiy iaSc ils.siy. "'
,o VII; bS T III f. ysP1S o. .Ron 5f S; Il ~
from al Ir.T,"s,i. H1d eninSms9ls u BE, tr tn,
and iiduglng in a certain secret habit Sach 80
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
L TlMOKE RAILROAD,
Commencing ON Monday, June al, pas.sugor
train. will leave Prssidsnt street Depot, Bait!-
more, =. follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for PL.laiolphia aud Way Sta
tons It7:E III. This tram connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all citations Un the Della
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphia and Now York
At = 80 In. connecting at PerrJv.!le with traa
for Port prgU.i.
at 2:2ip. IN connecting Al Wilmington with Lr.iu
for staNOus On Delaware Railroad, between Will
min gtDu aud Harrington.
Ace 1mra ,daIi1n Train Tor Port Deposit aud ilt,S.
meilbIn station. Mop. m.
Express Train for Philadelphia st6:3 p. IN.
hNprep Train for View York ats ~ y. M, con e
Meeting Al Wilmington with Express Train fyr
principal sniiyEs W iHs Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All IL. above trains leave daily -Kcopt aualB5.
OK SUNDATa.
For PLIAd-IphiA Aud New York a. s % y. n.
Through Tickets may DO procured either at Pr q.
!i-Ei sITssi depot Vr Al Ticket Oncs, No Ia BNiN
sue Ag.sL Persons purchasing tickets at Geo,
Batsnnre slreot, can have lEoir baggage OIL eek I'D
al iEs.r ros-h1nce by Union TrAu.fsr Company.
WA. CRAWFORD, Asrut
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NAt ID ofEl O., lTN .si',J
H. Va. -, G ng:,"'r Il. -,
p'r,ncE N, r4 GTE~0AN, ut. beg -, 10, .yr
I"uth S'rr't ""'t t, G. ,u'ct'cu' ay"nHr, nai'r 81
~; w0rk ia'r ,.y.- ualer ~ dIr.,...u ~ he,
r,iy Surveyor, iar ~ "rrltr Iruc.i the tuIuuI,-
b. .4sp VI tbs tT,i ward, aud iHp AS'!sIahi I rt
L al u ..r. 10 be- apppILI,i ~ tAg Mayor.
BIDDER v al a.d'c lAg IIr" Irr CUBIC yA!i u .
rN'4yft'-u CT uUIJ4Hxu3"Li, the ,rE t. DO IL.d
r"-.y q" Ny, and T. lrWI.l ~ the wy wH.ta
...G o., tie Il. -, wLrlurr o. be y "xrAyHl,u vr
"thrAakmraI Inc gravel to be 81 good Entnty,
aud f't i..n lou" = ."VE1"F sic, aGd g. be .ne
uch.s ircp ~ She crutro NJ the street. and tHr-rHg
to four iuCHs- de ~ =. the gutter AN, a!,rT ia" rtI
L'. h""u IT"r'rly rolled.
Alla- surrlI, eATII, Including and, g!ayet and
atnu"r, t. be d".Jr.t"i wherever the hdiu Tin e
III >-.,'I'r ilay direct.
par: Il tie alpr0prIat,. IL viii be- pad uII.. !I-
" .rE la. b"Cu ApTroyyd - H. Cay Sury-y"r, til"
Cummis'!"IcT OF the War, aud tn Ass.st'u! iJm-
10 ar. .uDrs.
Th.r.rht n F,i,cI ny 81 all bid g., rr.crycd
Each bid must be accompanied " III the yuuran-
tee %! r"sp"LF.b b" paIy lsEUwl iN b. sIchJ mat,
II accepted, TIE til rW.ll ,z.cni' 20 contract IL
duo f"rE. aII ',I'g..L iar n "a a.cor!"4r'
herewith
The guarrui. my. g.. 30 , lL-.,Hr. Il, '0.
-. 4. u ,LH.r4u.,.Hi t1.- I'D be- NLr"lt.rI Uy
The Mayer, 'H.i 81 lf tI.r w.lI "4..r ln'' t.a-
I'lct lrI tie -a.ur, t peri i. tx sec. I'd,
ly Ia" T,'t llgr.G'Hls .I"I" ..
BIDS must he endorsed ou LL- ruYslul', 'PTrf u-
from Fourteenth street wat To truntcltll Ay"-
nU-, and a44-"..ui t. The May = q WashIn4,uu.
b &. nENRY HlNBRR,
vriII-l.t CuInm.ss.nna First ward
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The lREgHAsTs' PRorgGrIvH uSIOs, organized
TO Promote and protect tlade, By snabiHg It's sub
ing VI Neiits, and the recovery VI claims at al
points, have " snuVrHsJ that they viii, ia Sop
Tas IsGthiSis' PROTECTIVE GSI6S aaGGtx.
rlLK RAPIHBSGR REGLsrlR, containing, among
AsOrsr OF CAPITAL, FISAScIlL SlLNpIS", AND
RArlSo ASTo CREDIT, OF wen iJ,JJJ"f the rrlEei-
aud public cOlnphnics, In more than 500 OF he
cities, towns, villages, and settlement, through
British Provinces Of North America and einbrac.
lug the most Important information aIt4inable aud
glance tue CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DguRRg or
CRuDIr Of SUCH Of his customers as are deenlvd
Ss ~ B9cST, eSatauss sEG
Msigr. price, aud place Of pub!ieatiQp, wihhuil
particulars relative - each journal, being COM
ElrtH gllio " III" Pie7A 'i oVcry county IN the
The reports and Information will be confined to
hose Jv,mrh worthy Of some llnc sfcrod;t; aud as
ihe same VIII be based, :! l9r Hs practicable, upon
reyIsed and corrected by wolf known aud reliable
legal Corrt.pondout', whose character will prove
guarantee Of the correctness Ui the Information
furnished by them, Ia believed that the roports
wal prove moro truthiul aud complete, and There
fore, superior 10, aud Of much greater value than
Ny aid ofthc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
business mon III DO enabled to ascertain glance
thg capital and graduation Of credit, a. compared
lhannihcLHrrr,lr4der,H and GGukorw. thin tho above.
"a or about the lrrt 81 each month, suh.cr,Lc.s
will also receive the -Npnitiy Cir"nGir, coutaiu-
lug, among other things record Of such iIupur-
s"St ~ 'nc LIl"V ana C"huli'nh 81 lfn',
thr9ughTui the country, A. may occur Subsequent
TO IlG publication Vf each halI-yrariy volume "
Pfi"S%$iGe Wstsbd%is' Gaid 5a' VfTrSSantNe R.r.
srafs Sg%itaN a %:;S%is r.ss RI he f!s a
h'Eifi;rs y FEE ~ shHGGs n n, caphgt SteeF,
;;@'jr" ~ = Il" M MIX Is a. ' GFs XII,
aE%i;rGa [rGf y ch'r0'i holders, IF len shgrrs
~ s Ia ~ H. c %Haf St5.k G Sit H. u"
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Railroad Routes,
ALEXANDRIA,,

WAsHIHqLoS, .MHxAsDRIA.
On and after WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1893, and
until further notioe, Local Pzsssn ssr Trains win
run between Washington aud Alexandria as FOL.
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IOH- GhRAT lOksT
1901 PBaSsYLNAalA ROuTS lOOi
TO THH NORTHwBsT, SOUTH, AID SOUTH
WEST SPRING SCHEDULE.
Or End arsr EAI cab, 1867, Trims will run az
follows:
wa.A1s,Ou 7&s.n. BaiG.%9orO l;lSp..n
iJtp. IN. - TW ~
" s. y 2 IN " los "
THE GREAT DOuBLB.TEACK ROUTB,
HIIh ELbGAST SCENERY, Palace stite-rOOa!t
dsy aud al GIT Cars, with modern improvements, And
saving from four to twelve hours In time any
other route, Two luGired rnilss saved to Western
ard Central new York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THR WEST.
TWO pAlLY TRAINS TO the NpETH.
Thr iugh from baltimore to ROCHESTER, aud
plTTsBtRGH without change
P..Jous5r. ~ TIL, route from Bslumgrs h-ye
tho nd yauIagc- Il 'nskirE all changes in uSlOa
DEPOIe, aat - FEERlks.
Tickets BY Ihis route can be procured AZ tie
uglca, corner Of sixth street aud islusy!yaEis
,Seuua, undei SatUusl Hotel, where reliable iIrvr
nlaIiun will he given Of all times.
Passengers proc uTins tickets st this oHo", 50
care decentralization N Sleen NJ Cars for Elmis1r
Pittsburgh. W. }. ARNOLD, Ticket AYsut,
Corner Sixth st. and P.G1. syeuur,
wEEnlngtUn, u. G.
Ill T. YOUNG. Oaaers Passenger Agent,
du9-lV baltimore. Nd.
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TuRouGu rRAINs
Depot. ate % A. ii,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LnAvs WAsaIssPos, from MARYLAND LysHs
Depot, ate and II A. n. snd 4, tS, and - p. n
LsAys AhuIAsDsiA. frsa sorn~ 81, .A~ph
nad King streets. At . and ~ 4 \. snd and .
J.. N aud Hon corner Of Duke and Henry shesb
at ;DPM 9. 4, lTEvBNs. Dan sap't
W. J. PHsLPs. 0en'l Aanagsr. soll.t
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bRuNIlLS"s HuSrIELL.
rs! ~ rs. C,AEtEcF
!!it s4,"El% ~ 'GEIITI,
GpiL,r y: .',,la ,t..,i 49, AL d strert ruu,L
"a i:ai llia,
IN LuAALG ~ AHp EHriEED PART u TAsb.
I%GruE CITY.
The nGT Luiiiiag Is now sady for Iny reesp.iS.
u a. AZ 81 "yHgy class, both medical auu {ic.
aLe cars run within t,O squares yf the bEildiuy
Patients will be received lltO the wards al Nc
per week, payable in advance. This includes Mod.
ic!uc aud aedicaI or surgical attendance.
Private Rooms can be had at advanced TatCs
MEDICAL Stay ATTENDING.
PuT.i"!ASa.
y. u HNN%I;, u o., 10. 10 ,Irsst, be-.
lw.n. i-,H .r.HaUi NiHi-antL
u ~ {. i.iiLI, v D., NV I.4A aSsnu., U-
WI r. II y .,..2g n , iii;Ss;':
J, =. T!piI, -, II D., oyrrsr slu,A ..rr,
G. 4. IrkD, ~. l., y E,st Capitol street
'hnI l51Ei ASD C0EsULTlENGbs.A
GkAETOA TYLER, 81. D., corner Of Washing.
ton ~! Cay streets, Georgetown.
W. I. JOHNSON, II. D.. Seventh street, h.-
) HOWARD, 81. n, p Z strcrt.
THOMAS MILLER, IL t!rpe,.
JtitNntN EllOL, ! = nHlic4i,
c. II. LIHLEMAES' ~ rEil .-anth 4Iresi
Application eau be ntdo at The iivspltal, ~ ~
citt ~ tEg IhJN'-ntInvi ThyatriAnH. Ply siciaus
tt-i.ry pt'.rDiS t. the ln-lItri who may nUCuuy
P'.' %" r. 49, h"N" t. lrIHilvEe III attending tie
SISTER LORETTA u'EElLLl,
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WEAAEEfrIIIEEn rArEH FOR SALE At ms
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TEGAs.CAsu gyL GOODs AND LABOR.
uu2i.f
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All Jricr', either iJr aGsuG!e. " for !mm, diatO
use, should D.. addrO.sgd ~ the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
NJ. Il srcoLh street wet, bit. Macs AyoDuo 4ul &
stregt north, Washington, u. G.
For sale by all Drug-s'orrs
Trade su piled by GIIAS. srOTT, FcausyIYaa!a
avenue, between iour.anI hal! ard sixth is =,
WHsLIugtuu, u, G., suly
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wASHISVTOs, b. Z.
Ia. HAKEuUR: Permit M 10 tsuIsr you my sin
cVre !hspks for tav oxtr4yri!EIry care Your All
Ii Alag LvI.yu Ass psriyrIaoI.
For several yosr. have been Afflicted v It'll i.ic
Neuralgia, WitL but temporary relief from the dog
tors. lad given up ever rncoycsini, nut! THE!
your Au.HoAIiuI LutIol, which, In frur w. ~,
produced CJnpoic cure
Your bod cut s4T1LLI.
J. j. JACOBS, RJLsipptr-, Nd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Had foreigner just entered New Orleans
yesterday morning, with the persuasion that
he was among the inheritors of the indepen-
dence asserted and achieved by men who
solemnly repudiated the rule of a foreign
despot in 1776, he would have been aston
ished at the general silence of the city press
m regard to the anniversary of that event,
and still more perplexed by the general alb
sence of exultation on the part of the people.
The strangeness of the scene could only be
transient. The lack of jubilant demonstra-
tons had its profound and sad, but not invi-
dious significance. Nowhere on earth is
there people who have a keener apprecia-
ton than our people have, of the political
rights which the fathers of rs won for
themselves and which they endeavored to
transmit, in sacred and imperishable NUM-
ments of liberty, to all coming generations
of Americans. But how shall we ex-
nit over the recurrence of Indepen-
dence Day in the spirit of men taking
home to themselves the glories and the
blessings which it recalls Like the captives
of Judea who sat down and wept by the wa
tiers of Babylon, and could not sing the songs
of Zion in strange land, we honor and we
love the day, but We cannot find it in our
hearts to rejoice at its return, unaccompanied
by the precious inheritance which should
illustrate its glorious and benefcent meaning
The tokens and implements of political bon
dage are all around us. The heart cannot
palpitate for liberty without feeling the heavy
hand of oppression. Peans of triumphal joy
over the anniversary of deliverance from
despotism would be n CHASTITY mock
cry, and the clank of our chains would
be their fitting accompaniment. We
honor and we love the Fourth as a men,
orable and illustrious day in history,
but its joyous celebration is not for us
while the present gloom of misrule and peril
hangs over our land, and we are at the mercy
of minions of tyranny who work with diabol-
ical assiduity to make oppression bitter. Yet,
assuredly, the time will come when we may
commemorate this day without the presence
of mocking contrasts, and with other than
vain regrets and mournful reflections. Let
us not despair Of the Immortality of truth,
and right and justice, and liberty. Upon
the scroll of the future the doom of tyrants is
intellectually written.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

The TURF.-The celebrated long winded geld.
ing, John Stewart, performed the greatest ten
mile time that ever has been done, on the 3Oth a,
Riverside Park, near Boston, having trotted ten
miles in twenty eight minutes two and a half
seconds the best previous time being twenty
eight minutes eight and half seconds. The stake
was $500 against $1,000 on time, the horse having
to beat the best ten mile time ever made. He
made it handsomely.
At the Jerome Park races on the LIST the two
year old stake was won by Cameron's Old Calibre
beating three others. Distance five furlcnEs.
Time, LOAF. The $1,000 premium stake, free for
all, two mile heats, was won by Pennicks James
A. Connolly, beating R. B. Connolly and Fleet
wing. Time, 3:45l and 3:45i. The Welter cup,
distance one mile, was won by Cameron's Brav.
nne, beating Free Lance, Arlington, Rocks and
Rebel. Time, 1861. The Selling stake, one and
three quarter miles, was won by Redwing, beating
Jubsl, Time, 3:05.
The hurdle race at Jerome Park on the I'd was
won by Eagle by length, beating Backbird and
Gerald. The betting just previous to the race
was nine to SIX on Blackbird against the field.
Time, 3:223. The race for three year olds was
won by Gen. Duke by two lengths, beating Hot
spur. Time, 3:lsl. The grand national stake,
three mile heats, was won by DeCoursey, Onward
breaking down at the commencement OF the third
mile.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

PHOTOGRAPHS PLAIN, PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED,
PHOTOGRAPHS COPED.-In cur rounds yesterday
we happened to step into the gallery of our
friend, Mr.. John H. Clark, lOl Canal street, and
in our survey of the many beautiful pictures
which decorate the walls of his saloon, we had
wildly called to mind, by the number of familiar
faces we saw, "joys that we've tasted" and
some of the most pleasant associations of the sad
past. Mr.. Clark, Familiarity known as Jack, :"
through his capacity as an artist, and his energy
OF character as man, enjoyed prior to the war
the confidence and patronage of a host of friends.
Since his reestsblishment lip business we have
found that he has lost none of his skill or energy,
and he is now prepared to do, in the highest style
Of the art, all kinds Of work in this line, while his
prices are Of the most moderate nature. See his
card, and give him a call.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05

A TRUE SOLDIER AND GENTLEMAN.-We
were honored with a visit, yesterday, from
Major B. B. Keller, United States army, assis-
tant secretary for civil affairs in the fifth mil
itary district. The gallant major is much i'm
proved in health since he left us, some three
or four weeks ago, for Washington, whittier
business of the utmost consequence tesf5n
journey, and was too busy all the time of his
absence to court either recreation or pleasure;
nevertheless, change of air and scene, and
the necessary activity resulting from pro-
longed travel, have filed up the careworn
outlines of his genial face. The people of
New Orleans have the highest respect and
very warm friendship for Major Keller, and
for all officers, who, Ike him, are courteous
and just in their dealings with our citizens.
No gentleman connected with the military
service is more esteemed than Major Keller
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS, ETC.

Henderson is said to have a pretty Foote.
Miss Kellogg is to sing in Paris next season.
Hon. Mrs. Yelverton is at st. Augustine, Fla.
The cry Of "hot corn" has commenced in New
York.
The Rev. COllyer piously breaches against the
Sorosis.
Senator Morton. Of Minnesota, becomes brides
this week. The lady is Of Baltimore.
Thanks 10 the officers Of the steamers W. G.
Hewes, Louise, Mary and Josephine.
George Ellis, opposite the Postoffice, has the
Chimney Corner, Kelley's Weekly and the New
York Ledger.
The income of VIM. Mason, ESQ.,, of Taunton.
Mass, for the past year. as returned to the United
States assessor, was 1908 200. For the past four
years it amounts to 100000.
A Philadelphia dispatch says the striking brick
makers "gutted" a brickyard recently. They
carried OF an average Of one brick spiece-in
their hats.
Among the Senate combinations on the LIST was
that of John Burke, receiver of public moneys
for district lands subject to sale at New Or
leans.
Mile Anna Vogt is playing fantasies on "Ro.
bert lie Diable' at Paris on the instrument called
"mattauphone;" it is made of glass, and the
sound is produced by its being turned round aud
rubbed with wet fingers.
Mr.. Longfellow, in his reply to the address of
the Carlisle Literary Society, said: Coming here
as a stranger, this welcome makes me feel that
am not stranger; for how can q man be a stran-
ger in country where he finds all doors and all
hearts open TO him? Besides, myself an Cum
berlsnd man. was born in the county of Cum
berland, in the State of Nane-three thousand
miles from here-and you all know that the IA
mar name OF town or county has home.like
sound to sll ears. And yet there is much strange
ness in this now, when come to the land of my
fathers, and find in it no trace of my family or
name. If am to find them at ell it will not be in
the streets of towns, or on the outside of the
houses of the living but in the graveyards and on
the doors of the dead"
Israelites are constantly subjected to the charge
that they do not consider themselves permanent
citizens Of the country where they reside, but
that they are awaiting the coming of a temporal
Messiah, who will establish the nation in Pales-
tine. This charge was denied by Rabbi Lilien-
thai at the recent laying of the cornerstone of
house of worship for Israelites at Cincinnati. DR..
LilieDthal said: america is our Palestine here
is our Zion and Jerusalem Washington and
the signers the glorious declaration of indepen-
dence, of universal human right, liberty and hap.
pness are our Messiah and the time when their
doctrines will be recognized and carried into ef-
feet all over the world is the time so hopefully
fOretold by our great prophets. When men will
live together united in brotherly love, peace, JUS
tce and mutual benevolence, then the Messiah
has come indeed, and the Spirit Of the Lord will
have been revealed to all his creatures"