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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ex-senator Wade. who is in Utah, visited
Brigham Young on Wednesday. Il.
California kilograms announce that the rust
has appeared inthe wheat badly. -.," % ~
The steamer Cricket, plying between Key
West and Havana, has been wrecked.
Twelve hundred Chinese arrived in San Fran
cisco, on Friday, by sailing vessel. ." +
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PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF
THE HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND.

The New York Evening Post Of Friday gives
the following account Of the circumstances at
tending the death of Mr.. Raymond:
Mr.. Raymond, accompanied by his daughter,
went to Greenwood Cemetery yesterday after
noon for the purpose Of selecting family plot.
He intended 10 have the body Of one Of his
children who died Q few weeks ago removed
from the vault and Feinterred. He returned
to the Times of1se about FIVE O'Clock, and re-
felt better in his life. except slight feeling OF
fatigue consequent upon his long walk through
the cemetery. He left the Office about O'Clock
and proceeded to his residence in West Ninth.
street, where he renamed until about O'Clock
TO recover fror the fatigue of the afternoon. Mr..
Raymond left the house about nine O'Clock,
remarking to members OF bus family that he
ing, and left home for that purpose. He was
seen shortly afterwards walking up Broadway,
and one or two friends who stood in front of
Wailack's Theatre noticed his elastic step and
attending the meeting Mr.. Raymond returned
to his residence about eleven o'cIock. and az
soon as he had closed the door after HIM he
fell heavily npon the Aoor. None of the in
having retired for the night. and not being
aware OF his return. about three O'clock
this morning. one Of Mr.. Raymonds child-
y sSs heard
person breathing heavily The persons IN
The house were Immediately awakened, and on
descending 70 the hallway MI. Raymond was
found extended on the door, entirely uncon-
scions, but breathing heavily and apparently
with great difficulty. tHe wAs carried to his
room and placed upon q bed and physicians
sent for with all haste Four Physicians ar
rived soon afterwards who examined hlm and
pronounced him beyond al medical aid. They
also declared tho cause Of his death TO be apo
plexy. Mr.. Raymond fingered in an uncon-
scious state until Eve O'Clock, when he died.
surrounded by tho members of his family.
He passed away apparently with but httie
pain
The news OF his death caused much excite.
nnant and very general gsggee ggssG@i su1zt tho
city. All the down town hotels and pewspapsr
ofdces displayed their flags at halfmast as E
mark OF respect.
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a1 PHILosoPHY OF MARRIAaE.

aT PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the SUBJ
jects How to Live and What to Live for Youth.
Maturity anu Old Age Manhood generally review.
cd the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul.nce ard Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for y arriage Philosophi-
cally Considered. &c. These Lectures win be for
warded on receipt OF four stamps. by addressing :
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. "a West Baldmore-street, Baltimore. Md.
April 10 :. e.efs mwf 1yr
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before reaching the name Of Douglass, mo-
tion to adjourn was made and ruled out. An
appeal being taken. the ruling was sustained.
The motion to adjourn was renewed and the
session dissolved in confusion. p.
The Japanese Government has paid ID full
for the ram Stoiewall. 1- u
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MOVEMENTS OF THE cHiEFJUsE1cE.

RALEIGH. June 2O.-Chief Justice Chase will
leave here tomorrow morning for Richmond,
where he will remain few days. .saT Asca
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n The names OF forty one naval vessels we're
changed by Secretary Boria. 2nna Of the
names selected can hardly be deemed an Inn
provenent. such musical names ~ AgameDti-
anj Tonawanda are abandoned for Terror,
Hero, 6cyla, Wesnvius, Centaur and Amphi-
tr,te respectively. The Greek and Roman
Mythology. furnishes four-f.ths or the new
names. and the :rest are either ssrvile irnita-
tions Of the British nomenclature OK the BibN-
cal Samson, G0liath and the hike.
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s@PROPOSALs FOR BATlONs AND FUEL
FOR LIGHf-vES>ELs, &c.--OFFICE LIGHT
HOUSE INsPECTOR. AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH
CAROLINA. No. 40 BR0AD-sIRERT. JUNE Al,
1s69sealed proposals. win be received at this eoe
until IA O'Clock NJ. ON WEDAEsDAx, the Soth day Of
June. 1859, for furnsshing and delivering RATIONs
and EURL a. may be called for for the Mght-vessels
and tenders which may be IN this DISTRICT for
one ye-r. nom LIST day Of July. 1859, asreeably to
specifications, copies or which may be had by ap-
plying at this office.
The bids for Ratens, Coal and Wood will be con-
sidered separately.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Ratons and Fuel for Light. and then
placed in another envelope and left at or directed
this Office. prepaid II sent by mail.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
e. e. STONE
Commander q. g. N,
Lighthouse Inspector, Sixth District.
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So EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.--NO-
TOE is hereby given that ON the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing. at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the undersigned
WIN apply to tho Judge Of Probate OF Charleston
County for Anal discharge as Executors of VIII Of
the late EBENEZER n. RODGERS. e,r
s. ~ FRANCIS 8. RODGERS.l - s
u. 6! shaheG g. nopanss. q hSpeERs Executors
lima xrNc,3,oo
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a-Mr. John 1ramIeEte wae thrown ee,ssn 4
n1ui0.,in % Hol& EsAE OkolOna, naiasseie,sS. Ui,
The 12th jmsE fafS le9 Wae entanKisA In
trace train. and the nulA sfAstNd as AxArad
sniis, tearing ont hb tongue and two ribs. ne
diea The nexf day. 5G M
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that the
steamer is THIS DAY discharging cargEsrAt Pier
No. !, Union Wharves All goods nettaken away at
sundown will remain on the wharf at consignee's
risk. MORDICAI Il CO..
June 81 Agents.
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CABIN PASSAGE $40.
EOh NEW NDNM.n
-
REG ULAR LINE EVERY "WEDNESDAY r.
PASSAGE o3O.


REG ULAR LIVE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
PASSAGE aaO.
,M THE STFAMsK1p sARAaoss.
~ Captain @. RxDRR, viii leave Wander :
ZENQLN6M~ borst's Hhsrf ON WEDNESDAY Juno
s% - - 2sd, 1aSs. ., O'Clock.
june ~ RAvENKL q CO.. Agents.
PACIFIC MALL sTAsAmsHlP COMFY .
yHRoUaR LlN& TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
kfeka~A 8TEAARRB OF THk ABOvn
ZXAE&42 line lesve Pier No. a.. North River.
EMMk&W- foot Of Canal lstreet. New York al
11st Of every month Except when these dates feR
on Sunday. then the Saturday precedin9l.
Departure OF 1st and 21st connect ut Panama WITH
steamers for South Pacific and Central AmenieaD
perts. Those OF LIST touch at Kanzanillo.
. Departure OF 11th Of each month connects win
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC lsavea i3sn Frar c,a.
CO Tor Ohtna and Japan July 8. 1869.
No California steamers touch st Havana, but 70
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduN-
Medicine ana attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply'
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the whaM
March II Tyr FIR. BABY. Agent.
FOR sAvANNAH-INLAND ROUTE
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
PA 8 8 A G E RED UCED.
TO Savannah. =. .@6. To Bea ufcrt g.
FARE INCLUDED.
ac5kneh, THE STEAMER PILOT BOY uAR.
mediation Wharf every MONDAY MonrrNa at oscioof.
Returning will leave Savannah eyery. WrnNraNAv
MORNING at O'Clock.
JOHN FERGUSON.
AnnN
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Slipping.

FOR BOSTON.
AEN THE SCBOONwRF r. BAIRD. IREnArn
%sA Maater, wants ONE HUNDRED AND ETFT y
HGANSbALEs COTTON to complete cargo Apply
10 RIoLEY & CREIGHTON. q
June "A Accommodation wharf 6
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S%o&axn THR BTEAMsRIP SARAGOsaA
I3 Captain Q. RYDRR, viii leave Wander
<EHMlA80X~ borst's Hhsrf ON WEDNESDAY Juno
49, S9se1aEzlRakn 2Sd, 1869. n O'Clock.
June IL RAVENEL Il CO. AoAnfR
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REG ULAR EVERT THURSDAY

<Nhxso THE ST EAMSHIPJ j W. EvERMAN
IE&M@Yx% Captain SNYDER, will Il ave North
Atlantic Wharf, on THuaaDAY juno
oath positively at 2 p. M.
For Freightor Passage. apply to
JOHN THKOs GETTY
June al North Atlantic Wharf.
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THE JUBILEE GIRLS.
Am Amusin& Pom Picture OF che Cho-
rus-A New York Reporter Among the
Pretty Yankee Girls.

The Boston (Jubilee) correspondent Of the
New York World, who wields ready and rathe,
saucy pen, writes as follows Of the girls OF the
great chOruR
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SATURDAY, July lip. W
10 ono UsGgao Con

Gold opened at 1852, sold at 1851, 1851, closing
at 1851 sls5 The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bauk
were sS2 77I O00 and the balance $i2624SW The City
OF Boston took out 1851, $50 in specie.
Government bonds were firm under moderate trausac
TONS Coupon sold at l29i C4s, 1919 Kew 6js 1901;
6s were in active demand at 1904 92O3 o0 continue In
request By investment buyers. Currency per cents
were firm with an active counter demand from nsur-
ance and savings institutions Last year at hs time the
difference between 10 los and New sos per cent,
and currency per cents but 6 esnt below the
gold bonds At the present time sos are 10 per cent
higher than Os and IS per cent higher than currency
per cents This great difference in prices has been
made from the fact that the Government does not pur
chase this class bonds combining itself entirely to s
This has advanced the gold bonds to relatively higher
price than they have ever been in the past and has
stimulated an active demand for the wprced bonds,
which are now being exchanged for the bonds aabe to
the Government.
State Bonds were active. Tennessee new per cents
sold at 66e55i North Carolina percens IS; new bonds,
45i South Carolina per cents sold at 65 MIS-
souri, per strong at So; Louisiana per cents
sold at 6s Georgia per cents si Georgia per cents
49, Railway bonds dull and steady. Bank shares
were firm with sales Of Phenix at 10; Importers and
Traders 1873; Central National III; Bank OF Republic,
100 Express shares active and higher Adams ad-
vanced per cent, selling at 6ll WelsFargo, 22Ja22i
American, AZ; United States 73G73t; Western Union
Telegraph sold So Pacific Nail opened at 81, sold at
SOL S2i, closing at 81, bid.
The Railway share market has been dull with the ex-
cepton OF NewYork Central and Hudson River both or
which kept active and excited under the prospects OF
the dividends to be made on the consolidation. New
York Central opened at 2Oi sold at ala, closing 2l3i
Hudson ranged from $50 to ls5, closing lH Cleveland
and Pittsburgh declined to l. Illinois Central sold at
IA. NewJersey Central advanced to lO2 Hannibal and
st. Joseph irregular selling at l27 and l9ii Fort
Wayne strong, selling at 1885, Rock Island was
pressed for sale upon reports unfayorabs TO the
crop on the lire Of the road. The stock dsARed to 1I
closing 1854 9l5i. ST. Paul. NORTHWESTERN, and Toledo
and Wabash dull and neglected at . decline OF
tai per cent in prices The dealings in the Long Room
moderate and confined to New.York Central, Hud
sou, Michigan Southern, and Pacific hsfi Michigan
Southern was lower selling at 1O5 closing 1854 bid New
York Central and Hudson we'll, sustained. North
Western and Rock Island were weak At the close
the market was steady the NewYork roads and weaB
and unsettled the balance OF the list.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern.
ment bonds:
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SdR YorNa LADIES, FINISHING SCHOOLS
WHAT A GRADUATE THINKS OF THEM


"a me EDITOR OF The FrtbVhs.
s1R, A thorough education in four years
Yes that is the utoral cry Of the cotry metaphysics
language history, philosophy, mathematics zooiosy'
&e &c not 70 mention the modern acconplshnedh &
m0derniy Indispensable, Of playing the p la reetnS
thrnmming and unparalleled adv antages Wat 40 slS
bnowi That is the question ana one, ttie "But
saws come one girls surely prght, quIoh,
do study, While without doa9 our 70 be
Certainly our srs bright are quick put Sha eSS
that about az was PP a5 ~ V oSservaSt had
able good opportunities OF judging OF lho sndIed
Enew their lessons just by means OF tha'
same brightness and qulckness FOND latne anu Win
bIch mia and Kate aud Melissa sOOyerh9Wlps w ~
ere nTacteaiiy "learned" and said on Dnt an
bonT after the recitation know that nneenth OF
s Snud not have told what her lesson was ~
Recagse tbe American girl is terribly denclent IN
brain There Is mistake about ~ ai ,o Than man
hard 10 say they more for kno|euSe m roof of
Tond cars 10 wear ne wfashiOned bonnet III PloJ
this find me the girl who, on leaving r dreams of
stIdVinS at home by herself There are none OF almost
none Study indeed Have not lust S seV and
a. ssont time should think !" How many times have
listened to words IKE these Po9r tnngS S of of tbe
s5Urations only Is laid. But 1t is said they must
knew ,6 s0nSdnT Committees Let me initiate you
Mr. Editor, into the mysteries OF an examination
spt gSd before and member Of the second French
class. did not know how TO read Frencn
caIIy bnt I had a correct pronunciation. EXamlna,
ton day drew mgh and was almost frightened ont OF
INV wits by being Informed that was 10 speak l9us ~
lection in French before the august Committee stud
led the allotted piece however and reeited s OF M
fnv on the appointed day. amid the applause OL ue
ilted spectators received the st honor OF my class
and was spoken OF wonderfully proficient IN the G9c
tougue. Thus the audience duped, the JuuetSss
duped and may add that was almost duped myself,
This is way which most OF our examnauohs were
prepared fOT even the compositions reau ahu
landed on these interesting occasions were 30,
unfrequently verbatim copies OF essays enppeG.
eur teachers as containing useful ideas on Tue
subject you about TO undertake, my dear On! J.
tricks we were encouraged in aud that were suggested
as there IT, children went to school 10 be nsr9etS
I'm the art OF deoeyng what wonder that We are adeps
an II nOwi H. - -
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TREAsUHT DEPARTMENT.

OgToE OF suPKRvsrSs AKcHTEcT, JuT H. 1869 ;
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August H. 1852 for Furnishing and delivering
Post Oe Ia such quantities NAV be re
qured, $40 900 feet e Of dmeuson GRANITE
color aud free sm stains The will average
Gu feet each and viii Be full to the aud true sound
tenaT and according to Schedule Of Sizes 10 be furnished hereafter
Also for furnishing aud delivering shove 600 cubic
ls OF GRANITE LIMESTONE or North River RUBR 70 be na
he bed sound aud breaking Nth clean square ne,urs one
quarter 90 be bond eohAn cubic
stone to contain less hah cubic fret to be less than inches thick
Also for 5000 yds less Of hard durable STONE brOksp
the sire Of hens eggs suitable for concrete.
Bids WI be made by the cubic foot and yard and will rendered
Rrately for dimension stone, rubte and concrete
Payments be made monthly upoB delivery and acceptance
stone by the Supervising Architect his dsueag per
until The hBsl completion II The contract.
An bids be accompanied penal bond
ten Thousand dollars that the bidder will
awarded to hntbe sueeney Of the security by
District Attorney Of the District where the bidder resides
The Department he right te reject all bids be
Deemed Tor the Interests OF the Government to do and bid that
does not conform in ever respect this advertisement s not be
sidered
Proposals to be iudoo Proposals for Dimension Robbie and
Concrete Stone"
Bidders for Dimension Stone win submit al sample OF the
stone they 6d b inches cube boshg the different styles Of cutting
suitable TO- aud showing the quality Of the material
A. IL. MULLk1I. Supervising Arceter.
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9Otins Of 8ARkrHuirp.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE limited
~ STATES PoR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PRsSsyI
FAhATHoMAS SLATER SMITH (Ats eopsrtusr ia s sS ~
Levitt Smith Co. D. H. Levitt Co. and m Ss,s,
Smith CO.. Of PhadslpbA bankrupt having Pstoned oi bis dis
iSe9 aoeOek before Register Edwin Chase ESQ al ~
once No 6S WGputst Philadelphia that eIAmnato ~ IA
bakrut be finished and meeting reou h
tons n and % Of the act Of Congress transacted y" wv
The Register will certify whether bankrupt CONFIRMED IA b
duty bearing viii sso be bss Wednesday august Isl isp bsts
the Court Philadelphia At oelock NJ vixen paris, pJs,sS
nay sboN against tbs discharge - '''e"
Witness the Honorable John csawAadsT Judge And a.. a,
La ; tbe CSun, At Pbiladslphs Jaly IL, 1909 49,"
Atsst RDwU T. CHAu Register ''A' 'NiL
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Heb CIVILIZATIONS.
4 NTH0NY TRoLLOPEs NEW STORY,

A NTHONY TRoLLoPE's NEW STORY
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" MANIFEST DESTINY.
VI RpyoNn THE BREAKERS; A Novel Part vD
By The Hen Robert Dale Over
Evil IS 1T GOSPEL oP PBACBi nm.
VIII wAIFs FROM MONTICELLO.
IA fAhH0N Bv Mr.. Gsfssr. r n saDs,t'
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Proposals.
TREa.un DKr.HrsESr.
THElsrKr DEPAErugyr.

IHEAsrHT DEPARTMENT I
OyUcE oy suPxEvisrSG ARCHITECT July a. 1909
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- u No Of the Jlst dag Of JULY 1862 f furnishing and dvnF
2oO BARRELS tmoIs OF les q the best quality Of Ro'en
other CEMENT sqoA quality thereto The Site q the proposed
PesOhe budng Sewiork Zach barrel least
lbs Of Cement and n be delivered quutes Of from so 10 LOO
re subject the order Of the Supervising Architect agent
at such times a. nay be, II their Judgment necessary.
All lids must he accompanied BY penal bond the Of
that the bidder will perform the contract awarded
The sueney the security 10 he certified by the District
Of the District where the bidder resides
The Department tsf the right % reject bids
be deemed for the Interest Of tue Government
that does no. conform respect the Requirements Of this ldrer
tIement will be considered.
Proposals 10 he bdorsed;
Proposals. for Supplying Cement" and addressed 10
"a. u. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
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TREASURr DEPlRTuESr,


- OFFICE oT rHH SrPERyslSs ARCHITECT JAY 10, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- IL the Dist aA ofJu 1855 for the whole ofths IRON
pENCE s1d STONE COPING nsoHg the United States Property
OfIro Fence and COpiHE
said Feeee Aad Coping viii require n bo removed before the
ih d august neI aud OIL portions remaining tb ground after
that date viii he forfeit 10 the Unlted States
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for and Stone
Coping and will be Addressed 70 the undersigned The Department
serves itself the right 70 all OF bids be deemed
for the interest Of the Government 10 any does
soBiofm this will not be considered
hULLkTT Supervising Architect Treasury Department
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NEW YORK AND HAVEN RAIL.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1853
Passenger Station Ia NenlUIk Twenty seyenh and
Fourth ave. Entrance Twenty seyenthsL
- - TRAINS LEAVE NBW YORK,
For New Haven aud Bridgeport CEH 1850 N l2l5 (Exl
Fr D. 3:iS $50 $50 aud8 fRr) =. M -"
For Milford Srao Fairfield Southport and WestpoH IL 90 A.
3: ~. 40. and $40 p.
For N0rvsk Z tEHl . li30 a. m l25 (RHl (BIl 3S5
40 thIl $40, 6:3u, and q (EID p ..... ~
fur DNcn !, y. llO j.ia, i:O $50. aud 30
For Stamford, T. tRHl ll;30 l2:3 (RIl 23 R1l
For GTsssh -, io S. ~ as s & $50 s III, D.
m.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at looa n RS
3;i3, AS $50 $50 7l3 and s;20 m. ' ~
CONNECTING TRATNA
E Eor iso'too VIA Springfield q An gL)s Oils p.n-
for Boston Via Shore Lue l25 BI), 8p m.
nor Hartford and Springfield IN. (kI l2l5 (Erl p
3p. m. 20 Northampton
For Hartford Providence aud Fshk Railroad EE) n IBIS
For EswHaTen SevLOudOn add stOuiugOu Railroad at a m
1915, >, o p a.. -
For Canal Railroad sl H. l2l5 Northampton and Williams
bnrgh
For IoHsaonle Railroad Ca and p IN.
For Naug-tuck Railroad, Q A. ~. (EI }, 40 D m.
For Daubuv aud Norssk Railroad HAS aud n ana
ga IA connection with FREE yht from Norea DAn6uTy
For NeaCahsan Railroad. lll5 4:30 and 30 D. IN.
CommodOus Sleeping Cars attached to 10. tain.
Suneria dat
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