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DIED.

T., t,hUBB.-On 70, the 18Th lns,ant SAMUEL oHUBB.
The relatives ana pn mse s r,enas are respectfully in
Nneu so attend the funeral from hs late residence
o,cocl Funeral services to be held in the Eleventh
sE,et M Is. Church. Interment in the ground ad'
=, ,CLhAREY.-on the 18th instant, MICH AEL
N issav hh aged az 2S @ year, m ,,,,, ro.o.o
iny invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
low s'rept. on Thu rsday morning at O'CLOCK Fune-
raj services at the Cathedral Interment at Cathe-
DE GRoor.-on the 18th instant, Mrs. SUSAN DE
Gkuor relct Of the late Captain James De drsut in
The relative aud niends are invited 70 attend the
Gr"ot No Sss EFi'S Street on Fr dSV t5 iYs 1
ant. at o'clock. lnterment at ST. PaulS NJ. L.
ENNIS On the I4th Instant. HARRY sAUN-
DkKs. son OF Will and Margaret Ennls, aged II
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
rear OF No III hristau street on Friday morning as
9oclock. To proceed to c. g. Gene cry.
LAWs-Qn the 18th instant EDWIN HENRY
bis male r,ends respectfully invited to attend
street. IN Friday afternoon at O'clock
McCULLoUGH.-on the 14lh instant. MICHAEL.
The relatives ana friends OF the faulty respeot-
fully Invited 70 tend ne funeral from the resdenee
ing AT o'clock, without further notice.
NcDhyILT..on .he i4th INST, instant, JOHN. son of
The relatives aud friends OF ,he fauly respect
morning st 50 O'Clock Funer service At. Pat
riCks Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
NCDONALD.-Last evening, DUNCAN MCDON-
AID.
MEYFRs.-On the I4th instant ELLEN MEYERS,
wife of Martin Meyers. e., ana daughter of William
Seybert, ESQ.,, IN the 22d year OF her age,
loving ard fai HUI wife is gone,
An affrctionate mo her aud friend.
Forever with Christ not a one
To rest where Pleasures never end
Then farewell husband baby dear,
Thougl ab"ent from you, not fear,
God wi protect aud CUmtOri TOO,
20 love one another rs loved you.
The relatives and friends of tue family respect
fully nvlteu aLend her unerR from the sitence
OF her husband No 1904 North street. To proceed TO
GlenwoUd Cemetery. ~
MORGAN.-Ou the lirh Instant. KATE LIN COLIN,
daughter of George w. and Kate Mo gam aged years
3 months anu ~ DAYS.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invned euend tn funeral, from the resi- teuce
DerPn No 23i Jarvis sire I, Friday attRr-
noon At o'CoCk. To proceed to Lafayette Cemetery.
PARDEE.-On the 14th instant, L. JUDD PAROEE,
In thp 80 yeAI OF mis- age.
His frieuds are respectfully invited tn attend Ia
funeral from lhe esidPnCe OF Mr., SharDS No. 226
Green Thursday after tine 10Th instant,
Services at the house a o. clock.
SLA( K.-On the 18th instant, LOUIS HAYWARD.
son james NJ. and Julia NJ Slack, aged months
The relatives ana frepus OF I'll. iafnl' Geo'rct-
fully attend the funeral from the residence
OF his No 2U2. Ptue stTeAt Tomorrow (ruurs-
dav) afternoon at o'clock. Interment at Wood
lands,
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The Heat in Pougbkeensie.

PoUaHkEEPsrE, July I5.-At three different
points in this city yesterday, the thermometer
marked los degrees in the shade. The mercury
In Dan Rlce's tent marked LA degrees. Stewart
Douglass, Of Kingston, dropped suddenly in
Delabeld street, and died in 20 minutes. A
farmer at Red Hook, dropped dead in the aeld.
The same blistering heat prevails to-day, the
mercury at noon marking 9s, and will undoubt-
edly go to 100 before night The barometer is
falling rapidly, but no storm clouds are visible.
The steamers on the Hudson pass here crowded
with people,
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BUSINESS NOTICE S.
and Drap d'Ete Sack Coats.

ALPACA and Drap d'Ete Sack Goats.
Linen ana Duck sack Goats, white and colored.
Cloth, Cashmere, Drap o. Etc, and Linen Vests.
Cashmere aud Linen Pants, large assortment.
Linen DUsters, all shades.
Every variety of Clothing suited TO the season for
aen'i. Youths, Boys, and Children's, new fresh
and fashionable, replenisbed daily, and selling rap
IDLY at prices guaranteed lower than the lowest
where and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur.
chaser, or the sale cancelled ana mOuey refunded.
RaU Hdy betiCeen ! BENNETT d Co.,
EhIth and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 600 BROADWAY New YoRK
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION. -
HaDy Carroll. William Johnson, and Frank
Lewis were before Alderman Beitler to answer
the charge of burglary
j. M Maris sworn-I live at No. 800 Pine
street; examined the fastenines of my house
this morning; nail had put behind the bolt
on the gate was broken, and mail ks on the sum-
mer kitchen door.
Pol cemap Brown sworn-I arrested the de-
tehuanis In the yard of No $40 Pine street,
alb W. half-past 2 o clock yesterday afternoon.
William Deal. No 400 s. Ninth street, said he
saw ,wo men come down Heoble street, they
'e' ed Mr.. Maris gate and walked in, about
or half past o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Hello In $1,000 hail each to answer at Court.
Rev were also charged with robbing Mr..
Biddles, at No. 5l9 Noble street.
Christine Werner testified that on the 4th OF
Ju y young man rang the bell next door O
unmOer of times; she went to the door and saw
Johns n; he asked II she knew where Mr. Will
Hams lived; she said no. he then went away; she
saw Carroll 81! ting on the opp Jsite side.
CI mmttt d TO answer.
il mes Foster and James Miller were charged
wi h the larceny OF skin.
Frederica Kolbert testified that a skiff belong-
ing To her, ana kept at Green street wharf, was
found at Noble street wharf
Held IN $1,000 bail TO answer at Court,
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DEAFNEsS.-EVERY INsTRU ENT THAT
- science and skin have Invented to assist the
hearing In every degree OF deafness also ResprRtors
also, CrRndRll's Patent Crutehes, superior TO any
Street, below OheSnuk 96pi
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College Commencement

LEwIsTowN, Maine, July 15.-The commence
meut at Bates College took place to-day. Ho-
norary degrees were conferred as folio VISA.
NJ, Rev. Dawson Burns, of London; d. D., Rev.
George 81. Ball, of Buffalo. L. P. Whipple will
deliver an Grafton before the literary societies
this evening,
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The Sing-SIng Fire.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July l5.-In the burning
OF the cabinet shop of Sing Sing prison yester-
day, the losses foot up as folio ows:-Charles
Woodruff, $4,000; Swann & Fisher, $50, 900.
The State loss on buildings ia 100000.
About one hundred and fifty convicts assisted
in eXtinguishing the flames.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES These diseases
which are the basis OF Rhe n. ausm Gout, Calculus
or Stone, and variety of The most psiniul of all
plaints. are treated with almost uniform success
even when all other remedies have failed, oy using
the Gettysburg Katalysne waite.
Invalids and ply slclans are Invited to read the
printed sta emeDts of remarkable cures, given
his authority Tn be obtained stores
where The WALer 10 for anla.
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MARRIED.

s.LEoEARD-sToLJ.--Ap Il, at the Parsonage OF
~ 0e rge's NJ. OnurCh No. 3I3 New etreet, oy the
Rev. ~. d. Kuriz, Mr.. CHARLES p. LEONARD, OF
city.
RUNER-MULLIN I'm this city, on the Hth in
eien,. by The Rev w. Muln Mr. JONA THAN II.
PhIladelphIa
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AND No. 600 BRoADw

JEwELRY.-Mr William w, Cassidy No. 10 SOuth
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine Jewelry and siverware in the CITY
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real. pure Rrt-
Gle furnished at a price which cannot be eIualled
He also has large stock OF American watches In ali
varieties and at all prices. visit hs store is sure
20 result in pleasure and profit
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FIFTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Prince Of Wales to Have
a Residence in Ireland.
Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc, ETC., Ete;
By Atlantic Oable.

BY Atlantic Cable
LONDON, July I5.-The Committee os tbc
House of Commons, to which was referred the
proposition to buy the Prince of Wales a su,t.
able residence in Ireland, have reported favor.
ably on the aubiect
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A CHNACE FOB Poor ISvALIDs "A limited numbe
of invalids who have little means of ftheir own
will be received at Eastern HySeisn Home, Florence
Heights, N. j.. at one hRf to one.iourth the usua
charges. Send stamp for circulars.
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GRAPE BITTERs-Every one knows the value or
the grape, as luscious and healthy fruit. Spec g
"StsDdard Wine Btu ers is the ultimate OF the grape
10 It's properties, mildly stimulating dIuretIc sudor.
Hc, and tonic. Nor than seven ,eighths OF them
pure juice of the grape, simply made bitter by Peru
Wan Bark, Chamomile Flowers, Snake Root, Gala
mus Wid Cherry BARK, etc. Sold by Druggists,
LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRoNCaITIs, ASTHMA etc.. are
spetd dily relieved and, II taken in time, permanently
cured by JAYNB's ExPEoToRANT. You viii find in
it also a certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold
everywhere, --.4
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tinual Gre Al hin, bat sirssse tnsay,
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lime The ALARM Ia sprssl ever No
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citissss sems Aeskiag 10 ~ scsss Of
action 10 . great harry, bst bsias
uasrnsa vsss osnpsllsi to retreat
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6ons lev nasaxsd u sssuss Weapons
II ! vssy islbsiss ehsrsater, al wills
IL leads hsld cat, Srsd Il 10 rob-
hers quiIs ftssly, and fron he wsy
il whioA, H. balls asw go vsvDd
think think they did not ears II they
did his seuc on ; b.. for every ,hct
ared hy the c;tisens, the men on
hors, bach epa Quo Of tAoss II The
hesk. vhH ~ eons t~ ~ leoe seat
heek three q retrYn = lll1T
Mo. C. Owens, WHOSE rs.id,ses
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and Cred Al The man on The steps,
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not iasdiag hin, lon. Their move
nssA we're evidently very Asrrisd.
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bsls bscaisd around hin, which tAsy
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psuass ~ .obhsry occurred 10 4
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UWp tuVuh0u0 uVC uuuuItu mitIuuS
not yet accounted for. Tho most
shameful laxity and carelcssness
secms to have existed in every de-
part,nsnt No record las been kept
Of spoiled impressing. Thirty thou
sasd strips Of bank note paper capa.
Bile Of priating three hundred mil
lions, have disappeared. A deficit
Of sixty millions 10 show in the frac-
tlonal csrrsscy, besides IN ovsr-is-
suo Of twenty Ave millions; to nay
nothing of..the vast sums squandcred
BY defsulting okclals. The dis.
closure Of such gigantic swisdle
involves, Of course, all degrees Of
crime. Not only theft, but perjury
Is boldly charged upon grave Seua-
tors. The atmost alarm, il is evi-
dent, psrvadss financial circles, and
Senator Shor..ans warning would
seem to indicate that whore bad be.
gins there's " worse remains bshind. !"
LITTER OF Gov. HANCOCK TO
Gov. PxAsx.-Ths letter of Gov.
Hancock to Gov. ". NJ. Peasc will
% reao WIN interest ~ Is 'ne re-
ply Of a plain, honest, right think
ing man, to . corrupt, political trick
..cr. Civ Pes.e contenaed. that
81 .,.,u ,.,,,..,. .rh. g.. :,
'"' e''" ''''". W '"' '''
though controlled almost entirely
BY his own friends, were not As com.
NJ tent 10 administer Justice AZ mill
~ .o,m;..;o,. ~. p;c.vn,o
'' . 'o
very Justly says
Perhaps. i Gov, Pea.e's heart
vas opened, it would DO found that
his rsal reason for Wishing military
commissions to try men, vas that
saeh tribunals have very littlo re-
gard for tho rules of evidence or any
other rules, and that hs hopes that
The officers who would be appointed
10 sit in such eases, would be such
~ would simply inquire whether tho
accused had been . rebel or not, 81
Ioyal to R.dic.lism. liz wished ,
tribunal which would b. trammeIsd
By no rules Of law nor carsfulnss.
shout the facts. We trust that biz
La ..,,m.t. ~ ~. cor.~;>r.. ..J
Intelligence Of o&cerp Of tue array
vss AZ erroneora o.s hui 70 a.
~. ~ M. $50, ~ ~
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own 'aW s~p o. saseF laFsa'cssoa
We trust tas ieaEth Of Gen
nsseosts Ies'es vau no, Prevsn'
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| Ssd 'sI..rsd .;of...;.ns n. ~
| rsrnsiaed Il ncthins in these davs
! except thst = shrswa, man sho.ld
secs In . while expose himself L
~ esns.ppt Of eshsse by Als vaa'
q aar:wsness' ssd sasn - Tue c:ss
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ds.n;s. II. w.n. ~ .s.' .sJ .s.s.
$500
Dlv!slox oy TExAs.-We copy
ths following from the Now orlesn'
TINES ,. ~.
l.. Inc dlVlul nt IAXHR lnVA thFAk
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yses @es ny ~ lIas2 Thses ~
more salsFs shaa tAcss Aavs srss bsvs
ea6sts, bit thsss thst prstp6& 10
york, ere dsisg uusA beatss. Owing
to Gen. Hs.eosh's salstasy oraer.
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tAls ee4alys viii 10 Ii iay tsGtes
condition thas Il ~ - .siscs IL
clos 81 he v., IA ts...,..es
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As' sss'sa' no 's - - me
cosssnssas ne. ps, NO legislation
aa save . pscp:s fton destruction
that fail 70 ehaeeye thea.
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published /. u. l... .lis,,se,.s - n.
sdvsvsi....s. over u. .ieu.ssr. Of Mr.
wiabray hoa which Il spems thas on
bic return, We case through New Or.
Leans asd sAs's stated that Ar' stewart
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Hos, A. n. Ssspntxs.-fAs M.
cor (0a.) ssssnsl I'D Neaausew 4
asthosissd 10 give : esaplaas ~ .
trsdiction 70 The story lately RsiIa
the round Of The press that ~ ~.
tlensa Aaa sAia Sc jolssd he Goa.
Ssdssasy ~ bsttss 10 ssvvs IL Usls,
-ia otAss World, 70 bssssy ~
eoseAsrs cauas. II story \ ss,esly
dastatsts Of tFsth ID lstssr al apssll
Ihs enly fset II ~ rAtle1ejphie
North Ahesasast ssssy-v;ta Will
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svss .ssasiaasd By hinasK ~ a. !
one elss pssssat o. that oeeseiei,
n Ha !, selisd IL pssssyspA 4 IL
Philads!pAls Paper, ~ knvs ~
mere pleasure Ia glvlaf tkis -
lsradiealon. ~. o. Hcsvsss,
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0tesi1y ~ d III ~ Iieyt
more Tor III shep rest tAaa IL u!
vsssisisg, dealt ksow biz bssiase.
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sssr A gross mark On pApef denote
that ssbseribet's tire haa Expired
We Intend. hereafter, 70 70 . ssAA bunl
ness II il Hsnts tSuAbls 70 collect
newspaper .shseripsiens thss thsy are
worth. 'e - -. s" ~,
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t,nr New OsJeans Agents.
Msasra. Whartop 1 lninSsvorth No
rs Connon street, New Orleans, arc tbs
duly authorised 4sesss n y. Rspa1'
iican In that city.
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~ IN On Osard ~ April, \ %
ear table. u j. ~ isssssstiss srnhsr..
~ T,dy yosr cigar, pirzs, disal'
retsss, ~ ss,ahiss t,hesss ~ KseasA
A choice ~ = siasss - rsAeissa.
Bar Col kiR hialssl. ~i.e ,kas4 ~,
tsra.d fron New Oslsaas, has had the
LiodNssu VI Sts8W ! W. isse rapsr,
embr.si.s ~, - ~ zale4. y Z
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shoes. Or haas eddie bssA, " TRACKS !
see the card 81 J. - Lewis, No 9. Tex
a. street, fkrssspsst w. 'szs ~
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the 9Th District Who iajsAa J. Gessyl
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-11

sr ~ rss.a Espsss. coapsay
will accept cur thants for lass pspers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-11

~ fdy Nyosr cigar, pif4s, cisA1
retses, ~ s~sahias iehecss n kseasA
A choice lstlsf aiasss - rsA9issA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-11

sa- Col GlR Aialssl. I~l.e lLas4 -,
tarned fron New Os!eaas, has had the
tiudxss. tsEsis1v Js~st isse rapsr,
embracing ~, liss} " dsilisa. =. n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-11

SHOCKING MuADsR,-We are il,
fnrnsa BY gsntlsuas fron 0eorEs
town that = most brutal asrdsl
occurred 10 Barnett cossty H.
week. A Mr.. E.hsridge killed q NJ
Saith, shosaiag HIN twice with ! ~
solvss, and thsa takiag ~ axa, spli
the dad maa's Asaa spaa aad. lssll,
chopped II Cd. Il sssns shsa 3 spas
rol aposo sat a . harss esads Of vAicI
thess wss soms liasatsenetiea Astvssu
10 parties, asa M aggravated b,
too nsch nsAs whisky y With IN,
parties had inbibsd rather ftssly.--
Assis Htpwsiiaas.
Ths 1aa Aatoaio Herald recalls
sppositsly The advice given to Gran
By shsr.sn, soos sitss the close .
the wsr' :" You occupy . positlo,
81 alaost dangerous elevation, bal i
you "a continue u hsrstolore 70 b,
yourself, simple, honest, aud sspre
tssdiss, yea will sajoy through In
The Aesass Of ,aillioss, clio. Don
stay il Washington. Hsllssk /,
!. bsssss qualified shan you 70 staat
!ls puppets Of iairigus aad pViisy
For Gods saks, asd yeps eosntyy
sake, cone out Of washlnstss.
This wes the advias 4 - homes
aud ssssihls frissa Hi he 10
that SAssmap thosshl Il nsc1ss.rv
shows that - hslisved GRAFT 10 s,
both snbisiess sad wcak.--GaI
rNsEs,.
AZ elegant church bsiiaisg 70,
the csnbtsland Presbyterian eAure,
y u essns II soastssssisa u pslIas
I IsmAxs N wsss Usunsr .-1k,
psil.a Hesald ssys W n
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ikaA llpestsr : ~ days sisee. m
ssseeel 3essies A IsdIsa, 6ass bosr
w. lh4t ssasty dulAs ~ pssses,
eaan. eeM nstsiAe Sspx,as i,cs.
thai they have bees keldst tisn ~,
before, and seem to trsst a. prs v
sneS q the sreope ~ aot The lsss,