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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THE
SUMS REPORTERs.


The Red shirts in the sulks-whv the New
Orleans Firemen were not Entertainedby
the Old New-York Firemen's Association.
The unceremonious departure Of the New-Or'
leans hremen nom the city on Friday has led 10
considerable comment among the old volunteer Gre
men Of New.York. In justice to the gentlemen WHO
compose the olddepartment, should be known that
when the special committee OF the New-orleans
Companies visited this city they never called
upon the old fremen, not even the New
York Firemens Association, Whose members
are always on hand TO welcome their brother IRE
men from abroad. The committee threw themselves
into the hands Of the Mutual Base Ball Club, and on
their arrival in the city accepted reception nom
the Metropolitan Fire Departmental organization an
tagonistic to the volunteers. II could no, be sup
posed that the New York Firemen's Association
OF the old vanps would take up the leavings o.
Base Ball Club, much less the Paid Department
Had the New Orleans nremen placed themselves ~
the outset in the hands Of the old hremen, tney
would have had recepton that would have eclipsed
that given them In Philadelphia. Such men as Henry
Wilson, Fred. RUabock, John $. Giles, Bill Lamp,
Timothy l.. Wcst, ana most OF the old stock, would
have been ready to welcome them. AT private
meeting some days previous to their departure.
ta32T was subscribed toward giving them m oya-
ton but lection was raised by one OF the party
that rs the New orleans boys did not see Ut To wait
upon them and let them know thal they were com
ing North, but went to Base Ball CUB ana the
Paid Department, he could see no Just reason why
old volunteers should try to rope themselves IN and
take them away from those whose guests they were'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

smith. the noted maker, OF Gal Broadway Is en-
loving himself at the Union Hotel, barAtoga.-ado'
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IVfHI, snEE, clcns Co.. 6 Van .trset report atsP.

In State bonds the dealings have been OF moderate
amount The ucw Ienhessccs declined cent. to
C3H The North Carolnss were lower, the old bonds
decling cent to 81, the new cent To 20, aud the
steady at 4 for both and leyee Is AlAbana IS (ra
road bonds selling ~ w. and BroOkly water loan olt
shoe and Leather bank shares sold at ~. RAILWAY
mort ages were slow Of sale Union Pacific securities
comes IsySe5sS land grants 7ShdHi and stock. $50
Railway shares ave active with large dealings
I'm the more prominent stocks The market opened
steady, out soon became strong, and ndNahced uhtl
tie sudden upward gold checked hs rise, when
prices tel the entire list TO IN cent. Al the
iecond cal there . fractional rally, but on indicn
lions OF more active money irces again receded iol'
lowed by subsequent Improvement late IN the Nter-
fhc market has oeen tree IRON especial excite
ment, and the general feeling IL strong one
view OF tile fact that European war would create
80 important demand for our bIeadsuTs a. 10 great
Y enhance the values OF our prominent railways ny IN
creasng their traffic returns 10 transporting srnin &c,
TO the Selboard The larger dealnrt versin the Van
derblt stocks, Lake shore. Rock Island wabash and
Pacnc Mail. In the last named stock transactlons
we've neayest the price adva9cins from 70 80 0u
tween this port and liamturgh. .
On extreme quotations, New York Central stocz PEG
traled between ~ and IN scrip Sf@gi Harlem y
gll6S Heading, 9a9s,Ai Lake Shore. $500
preferred. 81 @s5s Rock lslarc, ll3s@ll2i 81 Pau
common. 6i}ste6:Si treerred. 19s@sh ONO and N
sssippL Sh~AA and New jersey central, uSfe
l0!h Investment securities were moderately dealt 10
| delaware, Lackavsnna AID We tern selling at ieS
Chicago aud Alton, li6l Z. L. and g, lgAglss
Hannba al and 81. Joseph l3i preferred. lis and pnna
ma g0tS1 The feature OF the miscellaneous lift wa
Pacific Mail; Transactions IN the other shares elm,
quiet at sihG34A, aud Mariposa preferred lSAglgS
EITress shares remain DUH the only reported bAle be
Ing In Adams at a.
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HADLEY -ANDERsoN.-on Friday evening, July
49, nv the Rev GEORGE r. rhrn OF the residence OF Tho
brides parents Col II. H. Hadley TO Miss Lizzie Ander
of BroOklyn.
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8sal Gstut,.
nwN YOUR HOME
AT
WEST FLUSHING.

GO TO the ONCE near the depot at west riushine
,open all day, Sundays inc.uded)
II cost only neen cents each way for railroad iaro'
and TO commuters less than u weekly or including Ter
riAgs sI.25 per week.
Searly 1000 Lots have been sold already since TINS
beautiful village was nrst opened to the public ~
now contain. over 100 dwellings and is already live
settlement far exccng all others in Its natural nd
yantages as well as its nne improvements
Heed this advice and go At once TO WEST FLUSH
ING The price Is only
500 PER LOT,
Payable go monthly and no interest to pay No Ano-
,oneers fees no other expenses Deeds given at once
n full payment IL made Mt time OF purchase. and an
allowance OF 5 per cent. for cash.
After the hrst payment OF go the purchaser can occu
py and build upon the lot he desires and thenpay On
monthly. Women purchase lots In their own names.
An who would independent OF landlords or seek 70
invest their money safely and probably are invited 70
60 and examine this offer at once. Maps nee 81 the
once at West Flushing, and also of the undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. Publisher),
a BeeKman st., New York.
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Rsrgoin. in Watches Jewelry, and snyerware-
I II SoInston a Robinson, $50 Bowsry.-Adp.
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hRIATURB ALMAEAo-THIs DAY 4, n.
Sum rises l4lSun sets. ..,.l n Moon rises '''h 20
HIau wAThR-THis Day, n N
Sandy Hook. u 55iUoy. bland Oohel ua'e'''' ~
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GLENDALE, l.. l.

GLENDALE, l..
RENEWED SUCCESS.
UNPARALLELED ACHIEVEMENT
the 18Th ofJuy 1859 the nfst lot was cold In Glen
from that date broad avenues have been opened grad
6yf eIifG oS LOIS ;isii 6av S' be soid
A large numter OF substantial homes have been
efTSa 81 N 10 6 Emss y 10 & steam trans
Lots rcseIhng Tor cash, At an advance OF, in some
We have a Few !ou lett for sale, ,>,ns
AT THE SXMf Old SR5P Pk ASESH AN6 TERMS.
a'SEF 81 S &gATEys 81 80
FREE Exclusion
TO '''"''' D sS &fR $S45ihS2y4 , j X g.
p9 Frs Gs@ e snn ISL Re- b aa az on The
iGes q .hs, excursion cars leaving precisely ut Oh'
G"NHnD'. At%Stliy SALE or I'VE ou
GREAT efG SEiN6 f FkHR OF
Is dcha,!elyy, nxsd for,
20 GtIliES5lSlf villa hitGIs,. ,o ,..,. =,
e 5rS% "a" and t. ; 'I's ScffS SSiS
ri PoT has aSer Scc 81 os f Vicinity YoT
In order alofd M opportunity to parties desiring
to examine the ssiPiE;lM TRAIN -
y Be OF nG'ay I SaS q fR sv ss'Rrq
w be 10 s 9y1 S Sn r GST Sa at Grand
fMk 70 c !i r y,,n,i Nr .,npv ~
| foI iuI'"e' 'n'O' %nuRW WItSON .Jr
| '' az Rroadway
| q D,Hcup q p,os,
| :, II q nI k1KwEtI Evening Post building
| ""Lh'' ''' or
| Al BLRECKEli. son co, u Cedar st.
| Ell ~, bi1UiNN N.Y., = W. ,Gin,hg7 pi;os,
| MULLER. WILKINS u Cor flne s'H ,..,,..o...
!. JOHNSON :%UR's ArfGITFioNEEH' BY
| - ,NAsN,tu ~, W. -
| MtiNL,,'Nh y, ~ ~
oV riif rRfWIsFs At
.., W9onll,pIl5,,E y l-s,,pop
tDJ SPLLhDlD Bt llDIhH lui ..,
together " ~ NC IONS n H,I Of viriiuTr 'SS
-. '.no A." yr,p, II Carista'' n, or Ter Of r,
| EtiI7r,l ia ~ hainrI I"ayu" TOR EG.oPr
Nsricndid y ,c, TER noi,l or boarding house.
Note ne following ycry easy terms ..
On Me 2,'G I ~ w. 't to, or 10 ycFs on Inc
| p,|dirg. 70 nrr cont Tor IA same time Printed alb.
siracis ~ purcha.cts tree of charge.
SPECIAL uai9 ron ,9ot q o az ~ 9 1liy
| y ~ ~ Wv '"' VI '"'' WV ''''''' '' wv '''''
ol,thN UNu. , ,.,, r,ur,o, ,os,os a,,,iv 70 IouN.
! Ior, mn,S ,Rn6 * r,.l.l, w p",r' + u" GirtEiIu
| ~ 81 " L',"k a. W." '' 80
| $3.50 ~ 800 '
40 HOTEL PRoFRltToh~ "hI n'HS, cnlnnee
home tr'It .-lh t 'tl' o. nv x ' az ,,'o
OFF kohu M ~. ~ W ",!tII, y = ~ '''l,en
day JulN 20, 10y dbuNNbN y" Mlil'il'," 'u,,"i"na
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steamship Bienyie, New Orleans, mdse and pass
Bark LInyid.a. larT agona, mdhe,
Bark Albina, llaYTe, mdse,
Bark Jeuny, b. einen. mdte and pass,
Aiso, the usual river ana coasIwisa vessels
STEAMSHIP ARRIVED OUT.
BRReT. July b-PereiTe, New York.
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Court Calendars this Day.
s,t.as CorRr Cu.ltsa-Soi. . To- u, -! ~, o. o. o.
II -
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4llsttIlauous.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.IThe mails 1 Cor ,J E5propS
L during the Wock cnalnR saturday, July S3 biO VIII
coee AZ ths Office on Tue.day sa urdaY al locock
H. and al all the stations az follows viz and \, lH4O
~ and IN ii,Ol h and q ilOo; q and II, 10 A. NJ.
$3.50 - '' y. H. JONES. Postmaster,
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mih,arg.

or TIME.-soldi q the war q
Ia eil y NJ tnis state, VINO hold certlhcates OF Al
owance against the state, and VINO have not put n
their claim, can do 30 Ow, and all those VINO made
tneiI claim In or lo6l and never received cert
cate call without delay at the once SlS han
place, 81 floor. Gen H. hA1 MIMI
DAILY.
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MORE TROUBLE"

Under the heading which we have put
il quotation marks the Enterprise OF
yesterday has an article which is calcu.
lated 10 create al erroneous, if not an
luxurious, impression with regard to
Lieutenaut Governor Slingerland. Our
cotemporary quotes paragraph which
states that the recent Grand Jury OF
Washoe county found Indictments for
Kidnapping against certain parties, the
Lieutenant Governor among others and
t1ea proceeds to make some comments
Cqou the matter, which, playful as they
G-c, are not based upon entirely correct
PREMISES. In the first place the arrest of
-cCarty by Burke and the other officers
gas not done agreeably.,o the advice of
S.iugerlaud; and in the next place the
Indictment against him, which was sim
r,y frivolous for malicious) was dis
c,issed "with Judgment by the
wsshoe County District Court. The
Indictments against Burke, Rider and
N:cks were also dismissed, while that
against LoTeioy was not dismissed, bat
stills holds. These are the facts of the
case as We are informed by party who
olghtto know and whose word is good.
We hare RETAINED from saying anything
aaou. this matter heretofore, preferring
&c. % mix up the Lieutenant Governors
name il this matter; but since what
has been said by our neighbor we feel
ia: to De longer silent would be to suf-
fer 5 wrong impression to 60 abroad.
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We aAvs, says the Inland Empire,
some here who claim to know all about
rocks, ores, etc., and Who will not hest
tate to tell you with the most serious
face that . given specimen is from .
particular mine, or that it will yield .
certain amount of silver, which state
ments are not always to be relied on.
They are not generally as successful as
was the Professor in the case given
below
They tell good story off certain we'll
known professor of natural sciences. 1t
was the custom of the doctor to encour.
age bis geology class TO collect specimens
and bring them into the class for analy'
sis and classification. So one day
number of specimens were laid upon the
table, and among them one broken bit,
which, although streaked and stained
to impose on the doctor. was really no.
thing but piece of common brick. In
due time the professor came to the spec
linens. Taking up one, he says at a
glance: This is a piece of baryta from
the Cheshire Mines" holding up another,
"This is piece of feldspar from the
Portland quarries the next is piece of
quartz from Haddam and this" com
ing to the brick. sis a piece ofimpudence
from some member of this class
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How they received Prince Arthur in
Boston is thus described by the Sacra-
mento Unions correspondent in that
city:
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur arrived
on Saturday evening from New York and
took rooms at the st. James. His arrival
was unattended by any considerable excite
ment, though there was a crowd of respectable
magnitude at the depot TO receive him. Gov
ernor Clafin and Mayor Shurtletf nave called
on him and rendered him such courtesies as
are due to distinguis he'd visitor; but there
will be no attempt to ''lionize" him or to dem
onstrate the extent of Boston snobbery. A
proposition in the city Government to give
him municipal reception was promptly voted
down. The Prince will return the calls OF
the Governor and Mayor to-day, and will go
to Selwyn's Theater this evening.
So it seems that the Hub stands on
its dignity and unbends therefrom only
with majestic and duly SEARCHED form
ality. Bully for Boston
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| A TsIBufB TO LABoR.-Tt 10 reported
That Frank Souls 10 the chief editor Of
the San Francisco Morning Call We
should judge 80 from the excellence
of the following editorial, which we clip
from last Tuesdays issue of that paper
That which has made this country
great, other than as God left it great,
is Labor. From the building of Babel
and the Pyramids, to the construction of
the Pacific Railroad and the Suez Canal,
labor has done it all. The sublime
mystery Of the Sphynx, whose eyes, cor
roded by the drifting sands through FIVE
thousand years, face the everlasting
Desert, down through all the ages that
have passed, to that which produced
the Crystal Palace and the Greek Slave,
only labor has been great. That which
men generally term genius is only labor
in its results. Demosthenes and Webster
were men of genius chiefly because they
were meu of labor-labo- of the intel
lect. The various successes are gems
orally the result of labor of the severest
kind, mental and physical. And so of
all other professions, pursuits and call
ing. Agricultural wealth, mercantile
splendor, professional success, may all
be traced back to labor. Is not, then,
labor honorable Is there any reason
why any man who performs honest labor
of any kind should be ashamed to have
it known that he is laborer? The
amount one receives in pay for his labor
has nothing to do with its responsibility.
7" Millions Paradise Lost brought him
less money than a street laborer receives
for two weeks of toll. And yet many
persons are ashamed to have it known
that they earn their living by labor.
The sculptor works in as much dust as
does one of our dressers of granite, and
his hands and apron are besmeared with |
more mud and clay, than were those of
the men who cut through Rincon Hill. |
Clark Mills bronze statue of Jackson |
was wrought amid smoke and dust, the |
heat of the forge and the raspings of the
file, as much so as in our foundries were |
made the pillars of the State Capitol.
And vet men ashamed of labor that pro
duces such pleasant things for the eyes |
to dwell upon, immortalizing their au-
thors, themselves immortal And yet
men and women ashamed TO be known
as people who work ! In a city in the
East, servant girls are reported as carry
ing books in their hands in the streets,
that they may pass off for school girls
That is quite enough.
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Mr.. NEUMaNN's NATIONAL CAPITOL
FLAG-One ofthe most notable product.
ions of California is the flag which has
lately been manufactured by Mr.. Neu-
mann of that State from silk woven from
eocoons of his own raising. The Sac
raGento Record gives US the following
brief description of the flag:
Neumann. pioneer silk grower and
manufacturer, arrived yesterday, with
the gorgeous flag, wholly of California
growth and work, intended for the Fed
eral Capitol at Washington City. Its
dimensions are twenty by thirty six feet.
Measured by the colored stripes il would
reach a distance of l60 yards, or eighty
square yards. The stars are in embroid-
cred work the center one has diameter
Of twenty inches, those surrounding il,
measuring nine inches. The cost of such
a flag, if made here, of imported silk,
without embroidered stars, would be
s., geo. Mr.. Neumann estimates the
cost to himself, Of the one above menti
oned, and that presented heretofore to
Gov. Haight, at $40, 900.
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SANTA ANNA has turned up again.
Tee troubles in Mexico have stirred up
lie old FIRE in the veteran revolutionist' $
veins. lie arrived ct Havana few days
ago, from Puerto Principe, and had an
Interview with the Captain General of
Cc5a, who denied him to take passage
Z, Mexico I. looks as if that troubled
Republic, all alive with civil discord as
It is, were fully ripe for the advent Of
this famous old chief,ain and we may
veil believe tina. his entrance upon
nsxicrn soil would be the signal for a
Concentration OF all the insurgent fac
lions into one grand army ready for SER
vice under his leadership. Santa Anna
NUS, be well toward eighty years of age
COW; but the fiery ambition which
characterized his younger years, is as
lot AID Unsuitable as ever; and be needs
tEt al opportunity to assert his claims
&c the exercise of his imperial power
ever the country from which be is an
eIils aad q wanderer.
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TEs procHE NINE, in the now famous
Sly District, is the subject OF some big
s'ar.es. Il il pronounced true assure
vc,u. between walls OF po-phyry to be
rom twelve 10 eighteen feet in width at
ieath Of six,y-od feet. and to yield
- mil process as much as 81 900 per
81. This promising mine is said to be
vaai by the Bank of California.
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THE GooDYEAR PATENT case has beer

TIE GOODYEAR PATENT case has been
decided in favor of the Patentees. Says
the Washington Chronicle of the 8th inst:
The Supreme Court Of the United
States yesterday decided the Goodyear
patent case, which has been so long be.
fore the courts, involving the validity of
the patent and the reissues to the execu
tors of the patentee, sustaining both.
and affirming the decree made below
against the Providence Rubber Compa'
ny and others, for an infringement.
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i Coon BILL is referred to in the fol-

4 Coon BILL is referred to in the fol-
lowing which is Washington dispatch:
Carpenter ofthe Judiciary Committee,
reported, with amendments, bill to
increase the salaries ofthe Chief Justice
and Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
The bill provides that after January
/, 1870, the salary of the Chief Justice
shall be $4,000, and each Associate
Justice, SlO,0 900. An amendment pro-
vides further that the salary of Circuit
Judges shall be S6,5 and District
Judges S., 900.
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WILL BE CoSF,axED.-Ths Senate

WILL BE Communicable Senate
Judiciary Committee have agreed to
repor; faEo-ably upon the confirmation
% Si-ol-, CT Pennsylvania, and Brad
ley, of New Jersey, as Justices of the
Supreme Court. Both are represented
"a emiaautiy {. fo- that position. Brad
iry is q c!assmate with ex-senator
Freliugauysea and is al original Re
Publican
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The Wilmington (Del.) Commercial
ia LOGICAL when il saws:

is logical when it says:
A Democratic paper of this county at
tempts to demonstrate the uuft1ess Of
the colored people for selfgevernment
by describing the restitution among the
old and infirm negroes who focked to
Washington during the war, and still
remain there. Now let it base q similar
argument on the destitutiou and misery
prevailing among certain class of
white people in New York and other
large cities, and it will arrive at the con-
clusion to which modern "Democrscy"
logically tends, that no people are fit for
self government.
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BAD FOR CARPET BAeGERs.-Says q

Chicago dispatch dated Feb. 18th:
Washington specials say the inquiry
into the sale of cadetships will bring out
curious and disgraceful facts. 1t has
been proved that Whittemore, a member
of the present Congress from South
Carolina. demanded and received FIVE
hundred dollars for q cadets appoint.
ment. He will probably be expelled.
Gull. has also been fastened on q mem
Der of the last House from Alabama.
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MCGARRAHAN DEFEATED. - Says &

MCGARRAHAN DEFEATED. - Says a
Washington dispatch of Feb. 18th
In the Supreme Court to-day an opin-
ion was given in the famous McGarrahan
case in favor of the Secretary of the In
terror, and reversing the judgement of
the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia.
This means that so far as the Courts
are concerned plucky McGarrahan is
overheard, for the Secretary of the In
terror has decided against him. We
suppose we shall hear of this case yet
in Congress.
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FEcHrTa's Hamlet has been witnessed
~ the New York theatrical critics who
rroaoGuce il far inferior to Edwin
Foo;h ; representation Of that charac-
Ter. We will bet sixpeuce they are
risht !; for We do not believe that any
MAJ. living or dead, ever played Hamlet
az We. as Ned Booth car.
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SENSIBLE CoNcLUsIos.-The Virginia
Legislature have come to the conclusion
that it is ineE edient to elect any person
to office wh1 is ineligable under the l4th
Amendment. Sensible notion.
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A DISPATCH from Washington dated the
18th instant says that the House Committee
on Foreign Relations will report a bill giving
belligerens rights to Cuba. Such bill viii
not pass the Senate, if it gets through the
House. and would not receive the Pfesidsnt's
signature, if both branches II Congress
passed it.
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REVIVAL OF BUsINEssIN AUsTIN.-Say
the Reveille of the 18th inst:

A Busy ScEYs.-Lander bill presents
busy scene jus: now, the good effects
Of which will be felt in the increased
prosperity of Austin. e"Chloriding"
parties, most Of them at least, make the
business pay quite as well as did The
gold placers in the early days in Cali-
tornia. Ii is worth while walking over
the lively hill and observing the busy
and successful miners.
Glad to hear that Austin's prospects
are SO good.
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RCooLpHE the Chicago biliiardist who
has arrived in San Francisco is to play
match with Deery for the Diamond Cue
on Saturday evening, the Goth inst, At
Pla;t's Hall, in that city.
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Taz FExALz SToek BRoKERs who have
,.te!y hung oU; their sign in Wall street
are denounced IS old worn out SINE
liuns" and '-CiairroyantS" and i. is
predicted that they viii no: turn out
fortune teliers"
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WEsLFT HAgPEg of the great publish
ing house Of Harper Brothers is dead.
The publishers ofNew York held meet
ing and passed resolutions of respect for
the deceased.
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PARTY AT THE Bowers MANsIoN.-The
Enterprise says there will be a Calico Party
at the Bowers mansion in Washoe County
ON the 22nd inst.
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The body of Isaac Greenwald, the
victim Of Havana assassins is expected
20 arrive n Sew York sery soon.
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RELAPsING FEvEg is cro" ding the hos
pitfalls Of New York. This is new type
of disease and its nature and treatment
puzzle the doctors.