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The best and most effectual Truss known for
the cure and relief Of Hernia or Rupture. This
Truss has received the sanction Of the most eoin-
ent Physicians ana Surgeons OF this country
who DO not hesitate to recommend 1t to those al
ticted with Hernia as bieng superior to all others
1t is the only Truss that will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
sured that he is using remedy that will be at
all times safe and e1tectual in its opeA atoms
OF this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all
who may come under our treatment.
Ladies' Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts for Cor
puency, falling ofthe Womb, aud.as a support to
the Back and Abdominal Muscles, Anklets,
Knee Gaps and Stockings for Varicose Veins,
Ulcers and Weak Joints.
Shoulder Braces for Ladies, Gents and children
for the cure Of stooplng Of the shoulders and a
chest expander.
Pile Instruments, the most superior articles in
use--light easily adjusted and effectual. Instru-
ments for all physical ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
the spine bow legs, club feet, dc.
Ladies' apartments, with Lady A Attendants.
Agent for Clements Ce LIBERATED Artif cial
Limbs.
Agent for Grandalps Patient Rubber tipped
Clutches.
Agent for Dr.. Babcock's Silver Uterine Sup
porter.
Agent for DR.. Wadsworth's Stem Pessary.
Orders promptly attended to.
S. MARSH.
No. 50 W Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Nd
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July I8--1y.

rESHE MEDICAL ADVISER
the theory and Prao lice Of Medicine, espe
cially adapted Ia family USE For sale oaly
by absorption, ~ " ". LOGAN.
aug. l0t.f Agent
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EXPLORING

On entering the chamber III which the
explosion occurred, fall Of rock was FIRST
found, which laid partly upon q car, com
pletely blocking mp one side, and leaving
a space ca the other just sufficient for q
man to force himself through, Some
distance further in there was aaotder fall,
which completely filed tic passage, and
behind this the men are wa He'd so oom-
pletely that II will take hours Of the most
persistent labor TO reach them. Yoluu.
teers are now sc work euieavQriug 10 yet
around this fallen rock. so that they can
reach the entombed miners, but the de0-
sity Of the biack-damp prevents them
from prosecuting their work with fall
effect. They ere con thua.ly being
brought up in an exhausted coalition, but
their places are Immedia,ely suppHcd by
other volun teera. and 50 the work goes
OF az remittingly. AL that ;nortals can
do is doing to rescue lie unforrunates,
but only blackened and disfgurod rem
nants Of mortality have thus far rewarded
the toilers.
THE scEYn ABOVE GROUND.
Outside the scene is bcart-fend.cg
in the extreme. Thousands fsympa,hi.-
Ing citizens, miners, and others are present
and rendering all the assistance that is
possible under this circumstances. -
No zen and children are weeping, wiring
ing their hands, and mourning aloud for
the loved and Loss, ard waiting in anx-
lous, hopeless expectation for each new
report from the poisonous pit. Words Of
! .s=..>s>A Al 81 20 j III
their anguished souls, and nothing can
still the aching void within Women arc
everywhere doing what they can 10 min
lister TO the wants of the exhausted yolun-
teers, as they arc borne like helpless
children back from the mouth OF the pis
Great cauldrons Of steamiag coffee are
ready, and al: ide kuown restoyatives are
at hand. Women's hearts and women +
hands arc FIRST il TIE. work, AMI where
brave men faltor ana turn away from
their ministering mission. Sad hearts are
everywhere to night some in synpathy
with bereaved friends, and ia mourning
for their dead,
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N 'lfONiN79 = IIAlta
~ Bargelt has just received
new lotof day & 80 hour clocks Of Beauti-
full Patterns, end viii be sold at reduced pri-
ces COR cash. Call soon, before they are all
gone.
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YHE PIFgsTCA. O. AEyhzINE LIS
ASHER.

Fuller details Of the tragedy enacted
at the Eagle shaft. Pittston, Peansylvania,
on Monday last, already reported By
telegraph, IN which an explosion Of fire.
damp caused he death Of eighteen mers
are given as follows by q CORRESPONDENT
Of the New York Tribune. The account
is written on the spot On londey
In going to and from thcir work the
miners used al mir shaft, which they
assembled and dcscen ded by means OF 3
ladder. the main opening net being pro-
viGed with a safety ear. aud therefore
considered unsafe. It's supposed thai
the explosion blew away the props. and a
consequent fall Of the roof followed, COM
/. pletely blocking up the passages. and
cutting off the means Of escape. should
the men have escaped death froni the
explosion. which is not easy. to estimate
the amount Of damage, but experienced
miners says. that is Is not possible that
any Of the men viii be got out alive
The mine boss, Henry Harris, Thomas
Tucker, acting !ootuan James Jones
q driver, John Meridith, a miner, aud
Robert Davis were working in a
slope running in a different direction
from the enc in which the accident
happened, and escaped unhurt. IRE two
latter, on hearing the explosion. FASTENED
to the foot, and hearing man grooming,
called for assistance.
Volunteers at once proceeded in the
direction of the noise without lamps, and
lr,saaSn three-quarters fan hour brougl-s
CO. dy of miner named Benjamin
Davis. Scores of willing hands i'm
mediately proceeded to repair the brattioe
| board partition used to keep the fresh
air from rushing into the worked out
chambers, so that it will enter only to
those where men are working, At about
3 o'clock the body of Evan d. Jones was
found and byought up. During the
afternoon the dead bodies Of Thomas
Leysbop, James Morgan and David
Harris were found and brought u2.
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NEW ADFEllf8sq !. ss5ElE.sl'sl lNlltfs.

VTiRGlNIA, ne WIT
~
IN Yacstoa.-In the Clerks Ofiae Of the
Aunty CeNst 81 Shenandoah County, August
G187i. St ks
Against
David Fishers Ad,n9,s and cthers Defan
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INsTTTUT75
SEAUNTON, Va.
Is one Of the largest First Glass Institution y,
the South There are Eight Schools. qgde~
5|enty TO oi1aeES. Pupils from every Soathera
state Special advantage in Music. Buildjrg-
and Grounds are SPACIOUS and elegant, Far
Circulars OF As pages, address
.nn ReY' t.. H. PHILIPS, Principal.
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Il. ]. SAVERS,
DEALER IL REAL ESTATE
FRANHfET, Pa.
uys and sefiS impioetd and un;mnro4ad h,s
4 GENTS 1870 F0R THF
TTTy.9oTT Nor.T.uszEz

For Young Ladies, aifording frst-class edncs-
t ton advantages, Sill open its next term on
wednesday, sep. s.. Terms moderate. For cata.
burg, Pa.
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In ChancerY.

David Fishers ..Adnrs and others Defen
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YTIRGINIA TO WIT:

z. Is. p. q GEO. W. 1IILEY. Clerk.
Aug. l7--4w.
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Proposals Will be received By the under
signed, for the carpenter work necessary IN
repairing the Presbyterian Church at Stras-
burg, until The 18th day OF august.
EDWARD YEA,
n p cpE7rrI
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NEW ApIEl. .s.I..slf..gq'S.

CALL AND TEST THE MATTER,
a. 3. SChIiIT'6 Drug and variety Store,
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t.{5tsliAo Q
Catharine Jane Clark's AdDo'r.&c Dofts
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A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to us original color,
arsM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin lair is thick
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!EsA 81 8 |; Il =, EHllsI9
Foreign AsiSsrssi

VRRsA1L1Ks, March 2.-Fayre has no.
tilted Bismarck Of the ratification OF the
prehmsnaries by the Assembly. Bis
marck expressed his readiness to ex-
change formal ratification, as the EN-
peror. had already signed the treaty.
PARIS, March 2.-Bismarck, the Dukes
OF SAKE Cobourg and Wu-temhurg, Leo
pold, of Bavaria, and Prince Charles, of
Prussia,f have entered with troops. Bis.
marck retired before the procession en-
tered the Arc de >Triomphe. The few
French on; the street manifested their
feelings by whistling and screams of de-
rision.
PARIS: March 2.-Favre went to Yer
saliies to-day to demand the immediate
evaouation of Paris, by virtue of the
terms OF the conventions.
LONDON, March IA league is being
formed at Havre to prevent the return Of
German employees.
LONDON, March 3.-The French au-
thorlties are endeavoring to make ar
rangements with the Prussians to hasten
the evacuation OF Paris. It is believed
tne Germans will leave this evening, or,
AZ the latest, Tomorrow, in consequences
OF the great excitement in Paris. A
crowd OF Parisians, observing some
Prussians in the Courts of Louvre and
the flaee Dn Carrousee, yesterday, at
tempted to use force for their expulsion,
but we're kept back by line of troops
and pieces Of cloth hung over the gate
to hide the Prussians. Conflicts are ex-
Pected if the Germans do not soon evac-
uate the oity.
BORDEAUX, March 3.-A despatch from
faris, last evening, says the ratification
OF the treaty of peace was exchanged to-
day, and Favre has returned from Yer
saliles. Paris is tranquil. The Prus-
slans Will evacuate the city tomorrow.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,35@5O
New Orl'ns 9Om1 90

MoLAssEs, Cuba ,35050
New Orl'ns 9O@1 90
Sugar H'se. ..70@1 10
NAILS, u kegs 5066 90
ONIONS. Bbus1 75@2 90
On, Kerosene, e,g45@bO
Machinery. .75@1 co
SPECIE, Gold @1 O8
Silver @lO3
PoTAT's, Iris l OO@2 90
Sweet, bus 90M1 90
RICE, Carolina ib SOLO
SHOT, S!bag. 2 5000 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 20@2 25
Soar, 3b, .94@11
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 so
Brandy a 00@12 90
Gin 20 00@7 so
Rum. 2 00Q07 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@4 90
SUGAR, Crus & Z. .1G
Brown........ .14M15
STARCH, 81 b. -. 94@1O
TEA, Green b1 O0Q62 90
Black, %. L 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw.60@ 90
Smoking, ib. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Vino, $4,000
French. OTTO
WINE, Cham. .28@35 90
Port, Pgal3 00@5 80
Sherry....3 500bG 90
Madeira. .25OM5 70
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRKNT.
CONNECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TnAr

APPLES, $bu.1 00@2 90
BAGdING, .22@33
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,@25
N.Y.orWesPb 8@12
BUTTER, North. 40@5O
Country, - tb. .25@35
BACON. Hams. .20@23
Sides, u ID. .1S@15
Shoulders %. 11@13
CANDLES, Sperm4O@7O
Adamalltine ib16@l9
COTTON YARN1 30@1 10
CoTToN, Stct NI, II
Middling .13S
Low NIidl'g, II
Good Ordny,.... IL
Ordinary. II
CHEEsE, ED. fb. 2O@25
Factory .16@22
COFFEE, Rio, Blb17@22
LaSuayra .21@23
Java .28030
FLOUR, Co. 700@10 90
Northern .650@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 25
Wheat L 40@1 so
Oats. .. 90@1 90
Peas i 40@D1 SO
Hay, North, f2cwt.1 90
HIDES, Dry, S3fb123@18
Green .@8
LARD, Glib. +. Is
LIME, 6I bbl. 2 G5@2 rs
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March 1
Desirable BuildinQ Lots.

Desirable Building Lots.
BY D. D.C.PEIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th OF March
next, IN front Of the Court House, in this
city, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, without re-
serve, - Ao
FOUR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Lot No. That very desirable LOT with
the Brick Building thereon, situated on The
corner of Plain and Marion streets. measnr;ne
on Plain street So feet front, and runninr bace
On Marion street 1873 feet. more or iesa.
Bounded on the North by Plain street: on ths
south by the Methodist Church; on the West
oy MARION street; on the East by Lot No. q.
Lot No. 2-Of the same dimena;nns
pounded on the North by Plain street: On The
Lot NO. l; on the East by Lot No. 8.
Lot No. 3-Of tho came dimensions
bounded on the North by Plain street: on th.
South by Methodist Church; on the Weat bU
hos no; 2; on the East by Lot No. 4.
:, Lot No. 4-Of the same dimensions
Bounded on the North by Plain street: on The
south BY Methodist Church; on the West b9
Lot No.. on the East by John q. Reise.
Ihe above Lots will be sold in the whole or
IN parts, as may be desired. :
Terms OF sALE.-One-third cash; bslanco
IN one and two years, secured BY bond.
bearing interest at per cent. per annun. nna
mortgage OF the promises Purchasere to
pay us Tor papers and stamps. Feb 28
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PRETTY AND USEFUL
AAAViNd been appointed manufacturers

Agents fo- the patent WINDOW sHADEs
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Fine Family Horse for Sale.
THE finest Family HORSE in Co.
TEA lumbia is offered at q bargain, the
AAowne1 having no further use for him.
He is young, stylish and perfectly gentle;
works to perfection in single or double har.
ness. Apply at this Office. March
Terms Cash Only.
NUR terms are strictly cash. and no order
" will hereafter be filed, or goods deliver
ed, until paid for. All parties indebted to us
will please call and pay the same immediate-
ly. J. i T. r. AGNEW.
March
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made o: WOOD, we have this day opened an
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enFd' falling hlI.' checked, and bald
ness "''en: though not always, cured
hy is usr. Nothing can restore the
lar where the folliclcs ara destroyed,
or the glands a.rophied and dccayed.
Bat s,ch as remain can be saved for
Us n<'tnlness ny this application. Instead
i; tou!ing the hair with a pasty sedi
arnt it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those doleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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Just Received.

EsINE TURKEY FIGS, in fancy boxes. Raj.
~ sins, Currents, Citron, Almonds, English
Walnuts, Brazil, Pecan Mute, Orangest Lie.
mons, Cocoanuts, etc., at
HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY.
n. B. A new assortment of PRIZE BOXES.
March 8
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1t is feared that when our national
debt shall all have been paid, the Go
vernment, as an act of gratitude to Bout
well, will assume the debt of Great
Britain IN order to give Boutwell, some
thing to Northumberland.
The man in Washington who has been
eating n partridge day for month.
has won his wager. He succeeded in
doing it, though at first he lost fifteen
pounds, of which he afterwards regaincd
Six pounds. The wager was $500.
H.. Rosa Poe, a sister of the poet, is
pehnlless, and subscription paper is
circulating in Richmond to raise money
for her benefit.
barn on the plantation of Mr.. Thos.
y. Perrin, in the lower part of AbbeyilIe
County, was burnt during the past week.
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CLEARED.

G q Franc.lyp.
Steamship Minnesota ,Br, Freeman Liverpool Williams
Suon
Steamship Iowa (Br, ovenstone. Liverpool Henderson
Steamship Denmark tBr), Andrews, London-F J
Hurst.
steamship South Carolina Beckett Cnarlcston.-I Nor
X Co.
Snip Hudson Pratt, London-Cirinnel, Minturn 4 Co:
Bark Aspasia (Brl, Williams Haye, E-'i Buiey.
Bark konkords lAor). SchiLInR Southampton--Funcb,
Edve & Go.
BARK ossr Hurgermeser Won Winter tNG) Schmidt Cork
-Wendt. Tetens a BUckmann.
sark Polykarp (Sor), Harden-Q ueenstownFunct Edge
Co.
Bark Grace tBr), Bogart Ro,terdam--Feney & Parker
Bark Jas Welsh, Hammond, Barbados II 4 A Dwight
d Co.
Bark Bernardo (pan,, wedegrow, st Thomas--Galway
Casado
Brig Eva Allen tBr, Allen, Marseies-J Henry
Brig Sparkling Water Dahl, Rio Janeiro Field
Way
Brig hstrea NG), sandersreldt Rio Grsnde Richmond
&C Tobias Il Co.
Brig Hunter tBr, Wilson, Nue,itas-E Sanchez Dolz
Brig Harriet Amelia OBJ, Higgins, Haltax-H DeWolt
Co.
Brig Alice Lea, Foster, Wilmington, Del Evans Bail
Co.
schr Hattie Haskell Young. Pernambuco--Jas + Ward L
Co.
Schr Goocwn, Roberts, Harbor Island-J Eneas
Schr Florence Bailey, Bailey, Iadelphia-Beney, Mil
Ter " Co.
scbr Hattie Dodge. Kelly, Philadelphia-H Loud
Co.
schr Telumah, Hail. Elizabeth port-B + Mecalf & Co.
Schr DR. Kane, Coombs, Bangor.
Schr Gem, Thomas. Salem--R Ropes x Co.
sloop Harvest. Corwin, Providence Jackson a Go.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor, Jones' PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Mars, Grnmley, Philadelphia.
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me ana properly IN me sonrnwesIern part Of me

me ana property IN rne southwestern part of the
Territory.
The War Department has received from General
Ord copy OF q letter written 10 him IN very good
and forclbe English, by an Indian woman named
sarah Wlrmencas, daughter OF the chief OF several
thousand Indians at and near Pyramid Lake Re
servaiion California, In which she urges the mill
tary Ia make some provision for the Indians next
winter 10 keep them from starving, and to prevent
trouble with the whites. she says
We have asked the agents different to
hep us, but all TO avail and only to put of with
another promises that of the Indians of Pyramid
Reservation, having been dissatisfied and being the hor
ders OF starvaon have left their homes and wandered
we we, Know not where Bnt they say they wii
tney enrich these agents ana come to absolute
poverty and degradation TO themselves and we would all
much rather be slain and OF misery than 10 be
lingering here each day bringing new sorrows and hnay
government, has been and sill willing 10 provide us WITH a
we meet but must inform shat IL gets past the
agents hands, but they AL the benefit while we have all
The suffering.
This letter was written ut san Francisco, whittier
the writer had gone at the solicitation OF her tribe 10
scarcity OF isn and other food, caused by the I'M
usual diyness OF the season General Ora forwards
the letter. with strong recommendations that rati0ns
pe ISSUED IN limited quantities TO the actual needy
Indians at Camps Bidwell and Warner, and General
Sch0neld adds his endorsement TO the same eHec',
remarNlnY also that large proportion OF these ln-
dams seem Wiling TO work when they nave an op-
portunIty; and 10 Is believed q ludclous expendl-
ture OF moderate sum- in providing them Win The
make them all self supporting. They now complain
that money is expanding in building school house
ana paying teacher, while they are lett TO suffer
for food.
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o - Z II VI a y Y.

!. A. Mccartney. the deiaultng superintendent of
the Post Once Department, died IN Washington on
Tuesday night. Several days ago OF his children
died. Mr.. Mccartney was well known IN
Washington. wnere he resided Tor many
years. During number OF years ne
was proprietor or the Express new spaper
or that city, and was quite prominent In pOItlcai
affairs. He mad been sch0Olnaje Of Postmaster
General Creswell, and was appointed Nv the latter
superintendent OF the Post once Department, an
orce which ne beid until The discovery o hrs deial-
cations, some weeks ago. That matter needs no
animadversoDS AZ this Time, ana his previous good
character ought To secure FOR him that I0rgctuiness
81 hS eGrQg Mhleb eappQ wei " 4enieQl0 Tho dead
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 20--1 A. M.

J
Synopsis Tor me Fdst T,centg.rolo Hours
No material changes are reported from the Pacific
ana Rocky Mountain stations. The barometer is
lowest from New Jersey TO Connecticut, and has
very generally fnIlen east Of the Mississippi, but is
now rising rapidly west Of the Blue Ridge and New
England. The temperature has fallen somewhat on
the lower lakes, and has risen in the Ohio Valley
since Tuesday night but Is at present falling though
fresh and brisk southwest winds now prevail IN the
South Atlantic States northwest winds from Mary
land 10 Ohio and northwest winds in New England.
Rainy and threatening weather now prevails from
Pennsylvania nOrJhward ana eastward, clear ana
clearing up weather south and west OF the same
State, and IN the same State and on the Upper
Lakes.
Probabilities
The rain will probably advance norheastward
along the coast OF New England but VIII generally
have ceased by Thursday morning, followed for
short time by brisk northwest winds. Partially
cloudy anu pleasant weather Will probably prevail
very generally Thursday from the Mississippi 10
the Atlantic and on the Gulf coast.
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The PACIFIC COAST.

California Railroad Combine sions--Iarsc Fire
in MarysviIie-Sieamer sunk in the Column
bia River.
SAN FRANcrsCo July 10, 1871
Iii pretty certain that negotiations looking to
the consolidation OF all the railroads on the Pacific
Coast are now gong on here.
fire in MarysvilIe yesterday destroyed Swainis
sash factory, the residences OF ex- Mayor Heuston
DR.. Rogers, l.. u. aver ana Or. harrington, AuDery
& Harrington's planning mill, and damaged other
property The total or the losses Is 100000, and IN
surances $50 200.
The steamer Owyhce has sunk on the Upper
Columbia, ny lives were l0sk
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FORTY-sEyEyTH REGIMENT, v. q. =. n. y
Visit az the Forty-sevcnfh IN Pouahkrepsie-
Grand Ovaiiop--Reception by the City
Authorities.

Authorities.
POUGHBEEPsIE, July 10, 1871.
The FortyseveDth regiment, OF Brooklyn. Colonel
Austin, arrived here tonight on the steamer Mary
Powell, aud we're received by the TweDty-1rst regi.
ment Colonel Smith.
Tie march about the city was grand ovation.
EVERYWHERE the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The entlre length OF Main street was brilliantly
lighted with boniires and fireworks and thousands
OF people lined the sidewalks cheering The yistors
they passed.
At the opera House the regiment was RECALLED
with collation., after which they were rendered
the freedom OF the city by Mayor Eastman. AID.
dresses were also made Ivy colonel Austin colonel
Smith, Recorder Robert H. Taylor, y. Platt Carpen-
ter Captain w. X. WoOdin and others.
Tomorrow there Is TO be a dress parade and drill
and "a review by the Common Council.
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BELOW.

Ship Rainbow, Thaver from Singapore Jan 6, Penang
and Pedans March 3D. with mdse, to Weld Co (by
pilot boat Wdgeon, No TO-.
Bark Princess Louise Brl, wate from Newcastle May 81,
with coal, To IL Meyer (Was SPOKE uly l5 lat 40 49,
Ion ~ ~, by pilot hoat widgeon, No 10.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships Java, Minnesota, and Iowa. Lverpool Dem
marx, London South Carolina, Charleston
Wind at sunset EVE. light.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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without platcs clasps extractiohs; Teetn bu,
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