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TILE RncnEsrEn sANGrPErsr

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 2O.--The grand con-
cert Of the sangeres the Rink last night was at.
tended by 1900 persons and great success. The
orchestra was composed Of fifty Instruments and the
choir Of 200 voices To-day grand picnic was held at
Maple Grove The Mayors reception, this morning, was
fine affair festival will be held tonight at BarthOlo-
news Garden
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THE GEORGIA coUXrERFEIrNG CASE.

MACON, Ga, July 20.-The evidence in the
Turner case taken to-day is voluminous and conflicting
Marian Harris, st asserting her innocence, says she
got the counterfeits found in her possession from
cOlored attacbe OF the Treasury Department. named
Schuman The Court reserved It's decision until tOmOr
row morning az 10 Oelock.
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TIE MEN AT FORT LAFAYETTE.

District-AttOrney PierrepOnt and Marshal
Barlow have had consultation IN relation to the Cuban
prisoners now in Fort Lafayette the result being that
District Attorney Perepont will visit the fort and con-
suit with Secretary of State Fish, who now in the city
and is near relative Of Mr. Perreponts. In relation to
the disposal to be made Of the prisoners IL is very prob
able that they will be discharged forthwith, on giving
satisfactory Of refranng from hereafter yio-
latiug the neutrality laws.
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SPAIN.
GEN. LERsUNDI-.THE CARLIsTs.

GEN. LERSUNDl-THE CARLISTS.
MADRID, Tuesday, July 20, 1862
Gen. Lersundi, formerly Captain General of Cuba,
has received Overtures from the parisans of Queen
Isabella, but refuses to espouse their cause. Inc
threatening attitude of the Carlist party causes
much uneasiness,
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A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN MAssACHU-
SETS.

BosroN, July 20.-The State PrOhibitory
Liquor Law Committee met here to-day, and after free
expression OF opinion voted unanimously TO hold Dele
gates state Temperance Convention IN this city on
fine nth OF August The object Of this Conyen0n
will be to decide upon policy 10 DO adopted In the Fan
campaign
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-EW-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JULY o. 1869.
WASHINGTON.

PROJECT TO DIVIDE THE WokkINGMENS
UHIONs-1NyEsTIGATING THE INCOME RE-
TURNs-COLORED sCHooLS-THE CASE OF
EMILE RIREAHa
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THE PLEAsANr-vALLEY RAILROAD DFFIcUL!

The difficulties of the railroad laborers al
pleasant valley were finally adjusted yesterday and the
man have been maid off, Work win be resumed on the
road to-day The rinqleaders Of the disturbance yacs
McDonaId and Jon short, IN jail In default ofu~o
each 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

The tender of the midnight freight tram IN
from this city of the track near spuyten
Mondav night. The train detained ioI seansss
SSaTs delaying also the Tuesday morning P"s'e"sS'
tralna.
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EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPASL
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23d Of every month";
MERRIMACK. Capt WRH. October ~ -
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt X L. TIEKLE PAuoH, November ID
NORTH AMERICA Capt @. B. 6LocUz, December ~
splendid sa schedule time and call 81 Thomas
Psnsnbueo Bahia and Rio de Jsns0 going And returning f'f
engagements Of freight passage apply 70
wM r GARRISON. Agent No. Bovnn egresu New. York
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EovReadr;

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK Oh THE PEAR
Al Illustrated work. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP. 7. QUIES
Horeuurs for snccesal grower
srmset subject supy and thoroughly treated under the
Showing hesds:
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE soils
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES;
DwARFs AND sTAEDARDsi
TINE or PAINTINGS
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NURSERY Row AND rAcKIse
VARIETIES 10 PLANT;
PRUNING;
MATURING AND BULCHEG:
GATHERING PRUITi
MARKETING PEARS
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURES
PROPAGATION AND oRAPTIEG
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Work W be found complete practical manual Tor she Pear
rovsr whether for pleasure OF prOft
Que volume bsEdsOney bound In cloth Pnes eL Bent free BY
sssil Oh IeesiV, Ofphee TBY TRIBUNE BsvyarL
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gsaal Hotties.

SUPREME COURT, WESTMINSTER COUE-
- TY-ia the matter Of the application Of ROBERT PATTERSON,
HENRY FERRIS JACOB H. HOWARD HUGH LUNNEf, aud Will
WATSON under Chapter $50 the Laws OF
OF Westcheser west
Farms TO highway said Towns be known as the Ford
entitled matter hereby give notice TO he owner
Of all houses nd lots and Improved
all others whom
eep vita First Tha. have completed apprasemen aud
affected thereby nd who may be opposed the same TO present
The th Oct 1885, the said Commissioners will
bear parties obcng the following times and places the Town
Hall the Town Of Wehester 9th day Of October 1863 III
o'clock m and Dofs Hotel the Village Of Fotham in the
Town Of the h DAY 1863 al 10 o'clock
second That abstract Of the said appsme together with
which were mailing report have been deposited for
smnson in the Clerks Office Of West Farms and
W.s,eL ester, Is provided By law -
JOHN C. DONAHUE. lConnissiOnsrs
HAWLBY d.. CLAPP, }
CHARLES W. LITTLE Appraisemsnt
BENJAMIN p HAsKIN CLERK.
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Anrniiurs.

FURNITURE.
IL TBH BEST ASSORTMENT IN THIS CITY.
Our own Manufacture. Warranted.
WARREN WARD Co.,
sprbgst, corner Of Crosby.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leav


m trsin Grsenport
1850 ~ for Rosu Cove Locust Valley Huntington ase
NoTthDort
3;p % m Grsenpert BHpresa .
40 m for RosJn Cevs Locust Valley Hanngon, Esrh
$50 m for Royn Cove Locust Valley Washington and
IN m for Jsmaics and Hampstead.
Por Sag Hsbor Eas, and Yves. Hampto. on Long d Eb.
Tr,ns syo and $3.50 Fare hrough 10 Sag
Harbor S. - -. 49, .L..--
,, az, Cove Locust Valley Haltpgtos, spd Norhpo leaves
U,nter. A. m. and m u bAhION supt
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MthitaI.
Mmhintrg.

Ion SALE-TO Pottery men--PlPE MA
CHIN cI making siousrs. Sewer Pip. from Is IN any
"a all eoppA To- Very cheap the room. Inoese at Long
Llssa Pe,istr AsRoh 9l PssILsk EsS.yeIh.
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Hstp CIVILIZATIONS.

DOOSRYs CHEAP MUSICAL PUBLlCA-
ID TIONS-Complete catalogue ma B00sBYs BAL.
LAD SINGER" bafdme series Of the best songs Solo
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RAILROAD of NEW. JERSEY. :.

~ Trains will leave gewYo by the Payuna Very Chambers
A. - o,ossi Al m $3.50. i5 5h and G;90 aud at u
ndpS % Saturday. The M 40 and sSe w. nAIn' 'on
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Gnsn Sttamtrs

1T s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 90,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY O'CLOCK n psoseV
from Pier No. North River o...h.. (,
YACxB Cap, NJ r. Greene (va Nassau. "'''.Octooer
hORRO OASTLB Capt r. Adams. VeoeeI ~
COLUMBIA Capt Van Size ~, .oI p,
f"Hs%""' F-"'-""V'' No. Bowling green
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[irstrntfion.

-BOARDIrSG SCHOOL for 10 little girls
N. and Boys whse every and attention. With thorous
lion /, given Ad,re,s for clru5sr Mrs L. j. LOBDBLL,
Salem Centre, westehester Conn9. n. Il
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% Wlkum ii mau Cunurn.
Corporation Hotties.

CIrI or EEw.foRK. DyPlRrasSr % PINAsos D
BURHAu RECEIVER % TA1Es CouRT House., PARK
No y Chambers street Oct g. 1860 \
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-,rh Books for
TSrss Psr.9a Popsriy s DO opened or payment this
The Boots payment Of Taxes 8ank Stock will be sve on
MONDAY, October IL
Due notice will 10 given wien the Books Real Estate will be Sar
BEhNARD ShYTH Receiver ,
board OF srrHa'noR' sEw.YORa County, CouRrIlorsE,l
THE COMMITTEE on ANNUAL TAXES
tsDb feI soUeetiob Of tAIss jon "a YoUHG Ilsn
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Since Honor from the Honorer proceeds,
How well DO they deserve that msInorle
Aud leave 10 boOkes fuT all posterities
The names Of worhyes and their Vertuous decides
When all their CLONE els, hkeTwater Weedes
Without their element presently dyes,
And all their greatness quite forgotten Ives:
And When, and how they Horish; DO man heedes
How poor remembrance are Statutes Toomes
Asd other monuments that men erect
To Princes which rename Ia closed roOmes
Where but few behold them; In respect
OF Bookes, that 10 the UuTereall eye
Show Row they hVd. the ether where they I've.
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DIED.

BEAN.-on the 10th instant, ELMIRA ABEL BEAN,
aged years.
relatives and friends invited to attend the fune
raj from the residence Of her parents No 1914 East Dau
phin street. Thursday at 10 o'clock TO proceed to
Monument Cemetery.
BISPHAM-on May TO- 1862 at warrenton Va Will,
LIAM NEWBOLD BISPHAM, formerly of this city in
the 55th year of his age.
BoYERIon the 9Th instant, at the residence of her
sonin law, Joseph Fronheld Esq, No. S39 Race street,
formerly Of Evansburg Pa,
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Evansburg Eps
copal Church. Thursday next the 18th instant at
O'Clock. Friends from the city will take the 7'3O A M
train from the Reading Railroad Depot for Perkiomen
Station.
HAMEIL-Suddenly, on the sth instant, A. HAMIIr
TON HAMELL, aged 3S years.
The relatives and friends of the family, also Camden
Lodge No 70 F. NJ also Talaea Lodge No H. S. of NJ,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thurs
day the 18th instant at o'clock from his late residence
GOLDSBOROUGH-On Saturday, the Sth instant
MARY LAWRENCE wife of Commodore j. r. Colds
borough u and daughter of the late Penington
The funeral will take place from her residence No
go Sixteenth street, Wednesday, the 2th instant at
9o'cock A. NJ To proceed to St. James the Less. -
STBIN.-On the 9th inst EDWIN K, son of Frank L.
and Emma Stein, aged years. Funeral on "Wednesday
morning. at 10 O'clock from residence No. l7l2 Master
street.
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PERSONAL.

A PPLIICATI0N PLlIiSA, HAS BEEN MADE FOR
"A Duplicate Certihcate No 1913 name ~ s,s.S.e ~
mouth OTpnans Alhn," issued Nay 20 1877 To- s2gss
New l9en que January 1850 Original lost In bgs Rp Rip
Portsmouth Va
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AND 400 BROADWAY, NEW Y

The PARHAM SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY.-It has been
thought by nearly everybody that the Sewing Machine mad
brought TO such perfection that 1t was impossible
for any further improvement to be made. But recently
new machine been introduced which combines all the
good qualities Of all other machines in and many
new and invaluable features which tend 10 make it The
machine of the day 1t is manufactured by the Parham
Machine Company, organization which was effected
about year ago. their factory in the reproof latham
Building on Fifth street. above Locust where the system
of workmanship established by the American Watch Com
pany the United States Armory at Springfield Mass
has been adopted AS consequence, everything is in
perfect order, and works like clockwork II
cost some labor and money TO introduce this
system and 10 permanently establish it number OF
tba vvorkmep of the above celebrated establishments
have been secured by the Parham Company The ma
chine is the result of the abors OF Charles Parham
noted mechanic this city who has devoted many years
of his life to the construction and perfection OF these use
full Instruments That this labor has resulted successfully
atested by demand which has already sprung up or
IT, not only in this city but in all prominent cities OF the
United States Wherever II has gone II has been pro
nouneOd a success II has been examined ana critically
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co. By leading euvses who have uot hesitsted in accord
ing n the palm over ali others thss have been proucod
Its simplicity construction its noiseless running and
especially adapabty for doing che intricate and
for making the most perfect work. ell kinds Of mate.
rial calculated 10 recommend II 70 every family An
other ts great features that machine h perfect
foe sipe ia It's class Of another that wheel or any
portion whatever Of the machinery is broken can bo
immediately replaced application at any Of the Offices
of the company by merely stating tho class Of the nstr
ment.
The capital Of the company S5OoOOO and its capacity
will be five hundred machines per week The saesrooms
OF the company located in the splendid fvestory
brown building No 704 Chestnut street Here also
showrooms the packing and the business ents
all under the direction Of competent assistants The
hoor OF No. 704 Chestnut is in sales and show
room, and is splendidy fitted up with marble floor and
superby fresooed ceiling The great length Of the build
ing-some 300 feet-bas made skylight dome in the
rear necessary which is in keeping with the Of the
establishment and is model Of elegance and beauty.
Beneath this dome winding staircase asoends 10 the
stories Of the building the second floor being
for private offices and the Wholesale the third
as stock the fourth the cabinetmakers' apart
ment and the fifth the pattern and model room large
building in the has also been brought into redus
ton, and the edce, altogether forms Of the largest
and most elegant establishments for the transaction Of
sewing machine business in the country.
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MARRIED..

FERGUSoN-SCOTT.-May 8, at the residence of the
brides mother, Manayunk by Rev. Jabez Ferris Mr..
both of the above named place
TAYLOR-RAMSEY.-On the morning of the 9Th in
ssnt at the residence of the brides parents
P S. Talnage GEORGE R TAYLOR, of Charming
Forge, Berks county to SALLIE j. daughter of James
Ramsey, ESQ, of Pbiladelphia.
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.sOCoTHlNO.
ALL DEPART M-ENTSi
NOW IN
Full and Successful Operation.

OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Is turning out the
FINEST CLOTHING made in Philadelphia this
spring.
OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT Ia being
largely patronized and becoming very popular with
many VINO never before thought OF wearing ''Ready-
Msde Clothing"
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Is in receipt
OF large lot OF FINE vALISES Those preparing
for their summer trip, please take notice.
OUR YOUTHS AND BOYS DEPARTMENT Is
attracting much attention and favorable comment
on account OF the elegance and superiority OF It's
newa nd complete stock.
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''THH PACIFIC RAILnoAp." /"

'Tu PACIFIC RAILROAD"
Running through the mountains,
Flying DER the plains,
Prom the golden fountains
Como the loaded trains.
Loud the bells ringing.
Hear the people Shout
CALIFORNIA; bringing
Her treasures hereabout.
The road to China's open,
Hurrah for Uncle Sam;
John Bull and Nap. stand moping
HA best US iii you
Our glorious Yankee nation
Has Astonished all the folks
And the great Pacific station
Is the store of Charles Stokes,
Where clothing. made in style 30 nice,
IN sold at the very lowest price
No. s24 CHEsNUT STREET.
JHwErRT.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, mo. IL 8. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive
nne Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers
rely obtaining q rea pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equAed He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at ali
proes visit to his store is TO result in pleasure and
profit.
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS YoUrHs, AND BOYS SPRING CLoTHNG.-A JfHe
assortment of choice goods IN store aud reeeot"g
up 10 Ordsr in The best style
HALF WAY BETwEEN BEESyETT q Co.,
FUth and TOWER HALL
PHILADELPHIA,
.nIrnaa RnnAI IANUA
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BoTs' SUITS, So UP.
Our Gariooldis and BiSmdrks.
Our Business SUitS, SO up.
our CheSterdeL3s.
Our NetC Styles Walking Goats.
our Dress Socks.
our Light Opercodts.
Our Sprirg OpcTcodts, Sc.
Our Black lSIsits, Sl7 up.
Our Motion iSssits, 9l6 up.
Our YotIshS' CheSter6eldS.
Our youths Metropolitan Sacks.
Our Black Dress RuatS, S5 up.
Our Black Dress Vests, So up.
OuT Clergynsen'S Suits.
Our SIX Faced CheSterfeldS.
Our Register Walking Goats.
Our Pnletot Street Goats.
Our Harris Cashmere Suits.
Our Nes Styles Boys Jackets.
Our Blue Sack Codts, $40 up.
Our Everyday Pants, $S up.
Our Sill Hi1ed iSUits.
Our Boys Department, .frst floor.
Our Custom, Department, The Iarg,
ia Philadelphia.
s. Il. Con
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-23

Some of the newspapers at
the North have distressed and
annoyed the public generally,
by the announcement of the
base ball season. Base ball it
said, is very good in moderation
but a base ball season is
thought to be ultra.
Joseph johnson, of Lee coun-
ty, Virginia, was killed near
Walnut Hill, in Powells's Val
ley, on Wednesday Of last
week, by James and ,Redman
Colston, who fired ten balls in
to him. This dreadful homi-
eide was the result of an ARRAY.
Mr.. johnson leaves a wife and
two children. His father was
killed by bushwhackers at Bean
Station, Tennessee, some two
or three years ago.
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Two darkies of Augusta,
Ga, went out to fight a duel
the other day, but while they
were shaking with pistols in
their hands, a shrewd old negro
present, after examining the
challenge and acceptance, called
a halt, rlemarking, Dem dar
papers amt fix up 'cordin to de
code, and dis dam foolishness is
bout to git some niger in
jail whereupon the bellige-
rents calculated, each to his
second, 'Thank de Lordl' and
went home
Great numbers of agricultu-
raj laborers and mechanic are
now passing from Bohemia in
to the southern provinces OF
Russia. The Russian agents
have been very busy through
out Bohemia during last winter,
and have succeeded beyond
their expectations.
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p O f It -R x
VIOLET TINE.

Violet time has come again;
Once more laughing through the rain,
Spring with sunny crown advances,
Sunshine gllttering on the lances.
Long live Springl-the rainbow arch
Greets his coronation march;
Green his banners, free and brave,
From each tree top rustling wave.
Birds before him fly in crowds;
Fast above him float the clouds;
Swifter run rejoicing rivers;
Sunbeam darts are in his quiTers.
Where he treads, primroses rise,
And the daises ope their eyes;
Black birds sing in every bush,
Answering the merry thrush.
Swallows are his heralds feet,
Faster than the pulses beat;
Butterflies between the showers,
Tell the glad news to the flowers.
Our old Monarch, Winters dead;
His crown upon another head;
Sunbeams chase the envious rain;
Violet time is come again.
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YOUNG MEN,

Especially, who have become the VIC
TINS of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
to an untimely grave thousands Of Young
Men OF the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening senators with
the thunders of eloquence, or walked 10
ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with
full confidence.