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Haydn Association

THE Haydn Association having completed its or
L ganization, would respectfully announce that
limited number otSEAs0N TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the Rehedrsats and Concerts Tor one
year at 80 90 each have been prepared and left for
sale at Lowell & Senter's, 301 Congress ST. William
Paine's Music Store, Middle, j. N. Davis Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. g. Twombly's Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange ST.
Tickets for Life Membership $25 can he obtained
Of the President Abner Lowell, Esq, at Lowell l&
Sentsrs, 3o1 Congress st. Lite Members are entitled
20 Tree admission to all concerts and rehearsals of
the Association, each ticket admitting Gentleman
and Lady. Per Order.
GEO. II. SMARDON,
Jel5d1m Sec'y HAYDN Association
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The Senate of the Fen
deistood they are preparing a programmes of
action on the Alabama claims so far as it effects
the Irish question. Gen. O'Neil is expected
to arrive to-day
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THE second Annual Meeting OF the Maine Phar-
Il maceutical ASSOCIATE IN will be held on Tuesday.
July zUth, 1863, at the office OF the President No.
4l3 Congress IT, at 3 p. M.
All Apothecares interested in the progress Of the
Science and Art OF Pharmacy are cordially invited
to represent.
H. I. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,
June 10, 1s69.-1awtd
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City of Portland.

In the year one noasdnd eight hundred and sirfg-
nine.
An Ordinance Relating TO Evergreen
Cemetery.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council Of the City Of Portland, in City Coun-
ell assembled as follows:
SECTION L.
Instead of appointing annually superintendent
OF Evergreen Cemetery as now provided; three per-
sons shall in like manre be appnted, who shall
have the entire charge and control Of the same,
OF whom shall be appointed for the current munich
pal year, one Tor two years, and one tor three years.
and at the commencement OF all succeeding munich
pal years shall be appointed for the term OF three
years, and until another shall be appointed in his
place.
SECTION 2.
The three persons so chosen shall be called the
Trustees OF Evergreen Cemetery, and shall have all
the powers and duties relating to the same which
provideI in the city ordinances for the superntend
ant thereof, and for the committee on Cemeteries
and public Grounds.
SECTION g.
They not to receive any pay for their services,
while expenses visiting the Cemetery are to be paid
notexceedng in the aggregate one hundred dollars,
and they are authorized TO employ q local agent to
take care OF the Cemetery and the property Of the
city there to attend to interments, and to give In
formation and assistance to purchasers in the seec
ton of lots.
SEcTTON4
All parts Of city ordinances inconsistent herewith
are repealed.
Approved May 10, 1869. je1seod2w
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KANSAS.
DESTRUCTIVE FrE

CHICAGO, June 29.-Five frame buildings
and two brick. stores, including the Evening
Bulletin Office, in Kansas City, was destroyed
by fire last night
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NEW YoRK.June 29.-Cott0n less active but firm
sales 1900 bales; Middling upIands 344c. Flour
sales S400 bbls; State and Western heavy and 1Oc
choice Western A So q 665; Southern is dull and
dropping: common to choice 40 @ II IS; California
dull and heavy at 6 25 @ 90. Wheat 1c lower with
g 4s; No. at az @ 4S; inferior at 49,; White
California 72 @i7s!. Corn dull, heavy and g g
SIC via canal and "a 1 Ssc via railroad closing a
&c under quotations. Oats heavy and 1c lower sales
5000 81 bush. Western "A g 55c in store rear and S g g
old do 50 90 s2 ii prime 2s 90 q q oO Lard quiet
1ssc; kettle 1ss @ 2Oic. Whiskey dull Western 5sc.
Sugar steady; sales $50 hhds. Muscovado III "a 12c
Molasses steady TalloW steaay, ,, Lnseed quiet
CHICAGO, June 2s-Flour-Spring extras at & 90
a % Wheat quiet and lower; sales No. at %;
No at 90 Corn easier and lower; No. at 6SI @
request No. at 63} q 632c. Rye dull and easy:
sales No. at ! 06. Barley nominal at 80 for No.
High q !, wines duh and nominal at "a g 94ic Mess
Pork 50 ~ Lard le3c for country. Sailed bellies at
151c packed. Sweet picked Hams 16 "a 16tc.
,CISoIkNATI. June 29.-WhIskey dull at 92c.-
Mess FORK 81 90 q 80 70. Bulk Meats 12a q 12ac for
ers !f g 17lc for clear rib and Sc for clear Sides
Lard held at 194c; no sales.
MILWAUKEE, June 29.-Flour dull and nominal
~ unchanged: Wheat unsettled sales at "a for No
Barley nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. June -Cotton-demand mod
crate; Middling uplands 324c. Sugar drooping COM
mon 81 @ 10c; prime 13tc. Molasses--prime fer
menting 60 @ 64c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 29-Forenoon.-Consolsa at 92i @
92a for money and account.
American fsecurities-Unted States 20's S01 /;
Erie shares 195; Illinois Cenral shares 94}
FRANKFORT, june Forenoon United States
5-2s's sc.
LIVERPOOL, June 2e-Forenoon.-Cotton firm F:
sales 10000 bales; Middling upands 12fd; Middling
Orleans i28d Corn 2s4 q 29ls. Pork COS Lard 72s.
Sugar 397s
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Atternoon.-Cor 29s for
old and Us cd tor new. Flour 22s Cd. Peas 37s 3d.
California Wheat 9s lid; Red Western 8s 1Od Cheese
70s Tallow Ais.
LONDON, June 29-Evening.-Conso closed at
92t q 90 tor money and account.
American securites-United States 5-20's at 80s +:
Stocks firm; Erie shares 1876 Illinois Central shares
94j.
FRANKFORT. June 29-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed at SCI.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Evenina.-Cotto closed a
shade firmer; Middling uplands l2fd; Middling Or
leans 12fd; sales ~ 900 bales. Rehnel Petroleum Is
gid.
LONDON, June 29- Evening.-Linseed Oil e31 IS.
Tallow AIS Cd.
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Wings Anti-RiIious PMS

THE Exclusive right to manufacture and sell the
proprietary medicine known as ssWing's Anti
Bilious Pills. is for SALE The whole and exclusive
right OF is protected by law to the pro-
pretor and he wishes to dispose OF it in order TO en-
ter another feldof operations. Enquire of
je26-eod1m- A. X. WING, Auburn, Me-
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City of Portland.
City of Portland.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,l
June 21, 1862
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
" parties interested by publishing this order as
required by law, that the Board the fourteen III
day OF July, A. D., 1862 at eight o'clock p NJ, win
hear all parties interested in the following sewers
continuing said hearing from day to day as may be
convenient viz:
The sewer on High Street, north from Congress
Street.
And thereafterwards this Beard viii ascertain and
fitted provided by law.
Read and passed.
Attest: GEORGE G. HOPKINS,
Je2Sd1t City Clerk.
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.R. tx. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneer,

MO 316 Congress Street. will, on Thursday even
In ing, Feb. III at o'clock sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening" Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at Wholesale
prices. Cash advanced on all descriptions OF goods.
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1868. diff
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To Consumers of Coal

N consequence Of a combination existing among
L. thirty thousand miners, embracing the whole
coal region, to regulate the price OF labor, similar
combination of vessel owners and captains In refer
ence to the reghtng OF COAL and having to pay cash
for all our coal, the coal dealers of Portland feel
that to pursue the course have in the past, of
selling coal tor future delivery, would be disastrous
to the trade, and principle not recognized in any
other brench Of business; therefore, 1t Is hereby
agreed, that and after June 10TH all sales OF coal
shall be for cash, with privilege OF delivering the
coal within thirty days.
JAMES q WILLIAMS
HIRAM BROOKS,
JACKSON s. EATON.
EVANS & GREENE,
JOS. POOR.
JAMES II. BAKER.
JNO. W. DEERING.
RANDALL, McALLISTER & co
SAM'L ROUNDS Il SONS.
PAUL PRINCE q SON.
JOHN 4. ROGERS & co.
HENRY L. PAINE & co.
June 12-eod 2m
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GO M M Il Is DIAL

Receipts by Railroads and sieumbOaf..
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-400 bbls -four. car
bran do corn, 55 do lumber, 10 do bark, 96 bales
bedsteads, IA rolls leather 100 cans milk, 26 pkgs
sundries; for shipment East, 500 bbls. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-7 bbls beans, 107
bdis handles ~ beams yarn, 10 doz drag rakes,
potatoes, pkgs scythes, car shingles, / do wool
i44U sides leather, 132 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-7 bdls pick
cts, do sash, cases gum. do woolen goods, 110
do bbs, II carboys, "a calf SKINS hides bds rig
ging boxes mdse, II pkgs furniture Ii do dries
and 25 cars freight for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco q PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
passenger cars for Portland & Rochester r, lot Of
furniture, III bbls, pkgs and boxes
june 29-1 car. moving machines, Q do ale, do
lead kegs, do iron, DO furniture carriages, 40
bdls gas pipe, 105 bbls., boxes and pkgs.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN-1s rolls
leather, 10 bbls alum, 20 do liquor 328 do -four SO
pigs tin, hhds: molasses, IS doz pals, 24o green
hides, 60 pkgs household goods, 1870 pkgs to order
empty bbls, 1856 bars railroad iron, 80 bales WOOL a
bills rakes, SO bales rags, 200 pkgs to order.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 29-Eyening The fluctuations
in the rates of Money call to-day were frequent
and among the most violent known in Wall
street. opening at per cent. the rates advanced TO
per cent and legal interest and fel. to per cent
about O'Clock P. NJ; afterwards Money again be-
stringent and advanced to per cent fat again de-
clining to per cent. and interest and again. at 80
2: NJ, the brokers were offering at per cent. fat,
while currency was offered at per cent Foreign
Exchange is dull. Gold became weaker towards the
close declining 1879. The rates paid for carrying
to-day were lie o32, 564, 1, 764, 3-16 "a 5-32 per
cent Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following 10
quotations: United States coupon 6s. 1881 l2ib; do
52G's 1862, 1211 do 1864 117 do 1866 1i7E; do 1867
1193; do 1865 119s; 10-40's, 1881 Pacific 6s, 1884,
Southern State securities this afternoon were heavy
and lower, the Tennessee's selling down to 56s
and the new Moth Cardina's to 53t.
The Stock market towards the close was feverish
and unsettled by the stringency in Money and high
rates tor call loaDs and there was general decline
in prices, which was most marked on New, York
Central. The market closed unsettled The follow
ing are $50 prices:-Pacifc Mail, S7t; Western
So9 Snioa "a telegraph New York Central 1915 Erie,
Fort Wayne i55; Michigan Central 12S; Michigan
Spou,,nern, p,l ios5 Illinois Central, 142; Chicago q
do preferred, 96l Hartford a. Erie, 22E a 20.
to So, ,66s009.
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to S57 ,042,O00
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j. c. FOLSOM, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE. /
,tAanoo Tn1n 90 10Qo

MAYORS OFFIcE.
City Of Providence, July 20, 1865
Luther Robinson, Esq;
DEAR STR:-I have 10 hesitation in saying that
your patent system of ven. .iaton Is the best that
has tall n under my notice. 1t has been successfully
applied to the Dexter Asylum, to the High School
building and he rooms et tbs common Council and
Aldermen. Yours Truly,
Je 2seodst fH0s. A. DOYLE, Mayor.
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Maine historical Society,

THE Annual Meeting of this Society will be held
4 at its rooms in Bowdoin College, Brunswick, on
Thursday, July 15 1869, at O'Clock A M,
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, June 20, 1869. dtd
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Sailing RegaIIa,
JULY 5, 1869,
At IL o'clock P. NJ, in Front Harbor.
o'clock,

Any Yacht in the State may enter BY complying
Yacht Club.
No second prize will be awarded unless two or
more Yachts contend.
Anecessary information in reg ard t. entries cour-
ses and regulations, be obtained OF the Commits
GEO. P. wEsCOTT. Committee ON
Il. A. SAWYER, ! Regatta.
Judges.
GEO. A WIGHT. O. NJ MARRFTT
CAPT. CHAS. W. CHASE,
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Decter & Ne,cp0rt -RoiIrood

THE Stockholders Of the Dexter and Eewnort
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that fhe
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders will be held ~
the Town Hall IN Dexter, on Wednesday, the 14th
day OF July next at ten o'clock in the forenoon to
act on the following articles. ~
Ito hear the report OF the Directors
2-To choose Directors for the year ensun,v -,
until others shall be chosen in their place. -'A'
$40 see whether the time for The animal ,o..,-
snail be changed, or any other change shall bs
BY order OF the Directors
Dexter, june IA, 1860. isis3,oavik osik'
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, june 29.-Gen. Candy issued an
order to day, extending the stay law 10 Jan.
1st, 1870, in all cases where one years interest
on the debt is paid before August next, but al
lowing executions to be levied in cases where
such interest is not paid.
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AUCTION SALES.
4. M. PATTEN IL co., Auctieneers.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
Genteel and Desirable Residence
on Cumberland st.

THE substantial three storied Brick House No
173 Cumberland at, unless previously disposed
of at private sale, will be sold without reserve, on
favorable terms 3t pub ic auction, the 30th day
OF June, at M. This house was built few years
since by the Messrs. Cummings, in the most thor
uel Cobb, Esqr, and has by its present owner been
painted and papered throughout, and otherwise I'M
put In the past year, which heats the whole house.
The location is desirable and offers rare!oppoltun-
iiy to any person wishing to desirable resi-
dence, in irst-class neighborhood, and where
property cannot fail to increase in value.
The premises can be view ed by any parties wish
ing 10 purchase, any day previous to sale.
ER-For terms and particulars call on the auction
eers. I'd je1B
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U. :. Ventilation Co.
4G CONGRESS ST., BOSTON.
Hundreds Of Gases of Perfect Success.

Hundreds Of Gases of Perfect Success.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Dover, N. H. March 10Th, 1869
agent u. s. TentiLation Co., Boston;
DEAR SIR:-The system OF ventilation applied un-
der your direction to our City Hall affords the
highest satisfaction Tue hall has often been
occupied by 1900 persons, and In every the
tilation has proved complete success, and cheer
fullylrecommend II as worthy Of general adoption.
ELI V. BREWSTER, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICF,
City Of Lowell, Mass, March 20, 1862 J.
DEAR SIR:-In answer 10 your inquiry In regard
10 the Patent Ventilat0r recently adopted BY It
City, would say, that Huntington aal the largest
lecture room in Lowell, Of sufficient capacity to ac-
eommodate $500 persons was formerly very poorly
ventilated The audience snfieredlmuch from bad an
and exprsure to Currents from open windows. In
December last 1t was ventilated under the the eirec
tion of the U. S. Ventilation Co., of Boston, and
the results have been in the highest degree sasiac-
tory, as all can now enjoy the luxury Of good at
mosphere without exposure to currents. Nearly
80 of our Public School rooms have also been admir-
ably ventilated by the same Company.
Respectfully yours
J.C. FOLSOM, Mayor.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Rowing Regatta
July 3, 1860,
To take place in the Front HarbOr,
AT 0 O'CLOCK A. M.
There will bs THREE RACES, as follows
FIRST RACE.
For Six Dared Boats in the State, distance two

Al y O'CLOCk A. Wa
There will bs THREE RACES, as follows;
FIRST RACE.
For Six Dared Boats in the State, distance two
miles. First prize one hundred and fifty dollars;
second prize, seventy-hve dollars.
SECOND RACE.
For Working Boats pulled from the gunwale dis
tance two miles First price, thirty dollars second
prize, twenty dollars.
THIRD RACE.
For Single Scull wherres in the State, distance
two miles. First priz seventy-five dollars; second
PRICE, fifty dollars third prize, twenty-five dollars.
GEO. T. WESCOTT, Committee on
Il. A. SAWYER, Regetta.
Rules and Regulations.
1st. Entries, with names, number of oars and color
OF each boat must be made ON or before July 1st.
I'd. All applications for entries must designate for
Sd. All boats tsSSii viii enter free.
4th There will be two guns fired at each race the
nrst for the boats to come into ne the second for
5th. All boats to carry coxswain or not, as they
may elect.
9Th. Any boat taking another boats water, there
by causing collision, will be ruled out.
7th In rounding the lower station, the inside boat
must have the course; any boat interfering with said
boat, loses her chances for the prize.
Sth All boats entering for either of the races must
report themselves ready for the start the Judges
station, a. precisely the hour named for the races;
in either of the races
9th. No second prize win be awarded in any race
unless three OF more boats contend for the prizes.
10th. The rulings Of the judges will be final in all
cases.
.11th. Due notice win be given Of the time and
place of the drswing for positions.
Judges.
CAPT. BENZ. WILLARD, Chairman,
CAPT. CHAS. MERRILL,
w. r. WOOD,
ED. B JAMES,
H. P. WOOD.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING

A large Republican meeting was teld in the
Park here this afternoon, which was addressed
by Messrs. Van Wyck of New York, Beers of
Montana, and others. Near the close of the
meeting Republican in the crowd dissented
from one of the speakers, when the negroes,
thinking him conservative, set on and beat
him severely. He was finally rescued by the
police
sERENADE TO HON. G. c. WALKER.
Gilbert G. Walker, the candidate for Gov
ernor, arrived tonight and was serenaded by
the conservatives and made spee ech.
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

DOSTER PRINTING, OF all kinds done with dis
/ patch at the Press OfBce
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Groceries, &c. mt Auction.

ON Thursday, July l. at 24 P M, at office, stock
" OF staple Groceries, the most OF which choice
fist class goods. Also store fixtures, &c.
je2Std II. o. BAILEY, Auefioneer.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on nfw
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Homes
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. T. o. BAILEY. AuctIoneer.
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Maine Pharmaceutical Association

Brevet Major and A. @. M, U. S. A.. Chief Quarter
master lst District Department of the East.
june 29-eod2w
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed and Several Others In.
jured.

Two Persons Killed and Several Others In.
jured.
[Corunna, Mich. august o., correspondence of the
Detroit Free Press.1
sad and fatal accident occurred short distance
from this city, on the farm OF Mr. Nelson Coles re-
sulting in the death Of Mr.. Hart Castle, and boy
named Cephus Hatch, about sixteen years old, the
particulars Of which are as follows--A MIR. George
Collier. OF Owosso. an experienced engineer, en-
On Wheels the power OF which was to prope thresh
ing machine for threshing wheat. lt having been
completed 1t was placed In the field OF Mr. Coles, as
above stated to test its power and capabilty to per-
form what was recommended The boiler was small
one and considered safe TO stand pressure OF seven
ty pounds Of steam, as indicated by the escape
was got up, but 1t was found that In order to get
the requiredpower It was necessary to place some
valve to keep the steam from escaping. A large
wrench, weighing five ana one-balf pounds, was
steam ana 10 Give the peourea @ Mr. Collier 1
then requested the lad Hatch to step upon the wheel
OF the carriage upon which the boiler was placed,
occasionally allowed some steam to escape, when
Mr. Collier said to him. "Hold 1t down." repeating
stander remarked that it was DANGEROUS place and
thought the boy had better get down. Before the
friendly warning could be needed o tremendous
one hundred feet, ana tearing every particle
OF clothing or from his body except his boots
% Instantly ece Of Is bURss M4
Castle Just below the hip severing his right leg
trey from MS BODY, from which he died IN less than
an hour. Those present say ne suffered the most 10
tense agony, and repeatedly asked for q knife with
which to cut his own throat TO end his suerngs An
drew Phillips had his leg broken below the knee Mr..
Collier was badly injured IN the left arm and hand
but TO what extent Is not fully known, a. the arm
very badly swollen. Robert Ketchum had his hand
badly scalded and his shoulder burned. There were
several others who were slightly injured visited
the scene OF the disaster and found the boiler thrown
some sixty feet from the wheels upon which Il stood.
The steam chest was thrown about twenty feet when
It struck the ground, ploughlng deep hole In the
eartn and coming very near killing some halLdozen
men who stood ALMOST directly In the line IL TOOK.
The safety valve and lever were thrown fully ten
rods, and II Ii certainly wonder that more were not
experiment
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yards IN favor OF the McGonegai; two ordinances,
amounting TO 40 1000 square yards, IN faVor OF lhe
Brown n Miller, and three ordinances, inVot'ns
gbout 200 900 square yards IN favor OF tne FISH oo
crete: lfty-six ordinances, summing aDout soDv'o
square yards OF stone block pavement comp'eee tue
provisions Tor the year. , nm, ,,., .
The application OF the Russ patent mas been very
limited though some royalty was paia IN lSsv IN the
payInp of Broadway, between me Battery ana
Franklin street, and between Canal and Fourteenth
streets The section between Franklin and Canal
streets nut down III 1883 was laid IN ordinary stone
block: also the section between seventeenth and
Twenty-third streets. IN 1862; also thai between
overwhelmed and Fifty ninth. executed IN 1868.
PARK row was paved with the Russ patent in 1856,
and since thea its advantages have been mostly dis
regarded ihe statistical history OF Broadway up to
1862 may be briefly put IN table,
Tu Secti1n Li.eat Fret. Pavement.
ls49 Battery TO franklin. So. Russ
1919. Canal 10 Fourteenth. 400 Russ
1888. Franklin TO Canal 1e0 stone block
-f Seventeenth to Twenty third. 000 Stone block.
1865, .Twentyt to Fifty ninth $500 .stone block.
These data serve to exhibit the fact that under
binary conditions Broadway wears the stone block
pavement 100 smooth for safety IN something less
thai, swenty years ana fixes the limit Of the dura
billty provided the pavement be put down sum-
cIently well TO defy strain and other causes OF
diiapidatioB. The attrtion Of vehicles and horses
producing this result has been recently subjected TO
statistical observation by curious engineer. whose
notes afford the following tabuated returns as TO
the number OF vehicles passing the AStor House be-
w a. M. and eiOht
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PHILADELPHIA Boor AND SHOE MARKEr.-The
trade among the jobbers II increasing quite rapidly,
and during the week there have been buyers rom
as from towns 10 this state The manufacturers are
also quite actively employed, and the auction rooms
ere well attended. -PhN0depht0 Ledger, August IL
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THE PHILADELPHIA BONDED WAREHOUSE FIRE
The walls which remained Of the Patterson ware
house after the fire being removed, preparatory
to the bricks and charred timber being taken rom
the cellars Il Is believed that number OF barrels
OF whskey will be found under the ruins, though the
intensity OF the heat on the night OF the burning
would seem TO render such suppOsiti0n rather im-
probsbe.-Phtladelphtd Ledger, august IA.
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The initials q. I. r., with q crown, intended for
the partsans OF Don Carlos. have been publicly Of
fered for sale In Valladotd, and when the auth0ri-
ties nerfered and ordered their removal the vendors
asserted that the initials indicated the cost only
wa. Cueata Rls. tcost seven realsl.