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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03
sHERIFF SALE.

10 Bonbrlght & o. VS. A. C. Haines ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas OfStark county Ohio and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the Court House In the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday. Hs l9h day Of December, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 70 wit: The east half OF lot number fifty
five go In Teeters addition TO the town of Alii-
anCe, commencing at the middle of the east wall
of Ellisons and Sha9rs block, thence east % feet
and eight inches 10 the west line Of lot number
hfty-siX (j6)
sale to commence at one o'clock D. m Terms,
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
uOvlg74-wh
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners of Stark
countyat theiEnext session, December Z, AID. 1874
praying for the establishment Of county road on
road on the east line Of the southwest quarter of
section H. in township r. Qake), Of range 8, at a
point about % rods south Of the northeast corner
Of said quarter section, and running thence wes-
terly course for distance Of about 40 rods or SO
far as 10 interect the UniOntOwn and Paris road
oc2974--td.s A PETITIONER. r
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A. MeGREGOR, Editor.

The wages of the track laborers ON the
Morris and Essex I'D Delaware, Lacka-
wana and Western Railroads have been
reduced to one dollar per day,
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HARD times are brought to our remem-
brance by seeing in our exchanges that
all the county almshouses are unusually
full, and that Cramps" abound every
wharp
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Rad Notlce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented TO the Commissioners of STARK
county, at their next session December 7th. A. ID
1871, praying for the establishment ofa county road
ON the following line, to Wit; Beginning at the
southwest corner fthe northwest quarter ofsection
%, in townshlp12' (Lake) Of range 8, and thence
north along the west line Of said quarter section
to the place Of or point where the Uniontown road
crosses the west line Of said quarter section and 10
interHect the same. A PETITIONER
October 26, 1S74-nOv5-td -
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sHERIFF SALE.

Abel Careys Ex'os VS. Alliance Fire Clay %.
BY virtue 0fan alias order 10 sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio. and
TO me directed, will offer for sale at public out.
cry at the door of the Court House IN the city Of
Canton, ON
Saturday, the l9h day Of December, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Town lots numbers one hundred
and twenty eight ll28l one hundred and TWENTY
nine ll29) and one hundred and thirty a8Ol. In
Hester's addition TO Alliance.
Sale TO commence Mt one o'clock D. m Terms
cash WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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NEWSPAPERS
THE SUN,
WEEKLY AND DAXY FOR 1875

The approach the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance 20 the events and develop.
ments Of 1875. Weshall endeavOr to describe them
fully, faithfully and fearlessly
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lation Of over seventy thousand copies Us read.
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and power
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ner
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GERRrTT SMITH has Just given $4,000
to Hamilton college, making $4,000 be-
slowed bE Bim during the year, The
money is given for the general useso, the
college. MI Smith graduated there
.TahlG5 .sSzanRHn08NI Il OF
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Daniel GonglerI Before Reuben Holl. ]. P. OF
against jackson t0wnzhip, Stark county
Peter Steiner. )Ohio.
b On the 29lh day Of o hober. ls7G said Justice Is
Tor tie sum Of twenty collars. !,
siiisl la.'i i5g DANIEL d6SGIER.
ild)GolaioG is7f+Rfto4va'sio lnhf f6f
sdf'na 500 sfad .g3di tod '.s9f"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

TIE vote Of Alabama, for Governor,
was declared by the Legislature, last FRI
day, and compares with the vote in 1872
as follows;
Governor, 1874. Governor 1872.
Houston, d. lO7,1lS Herndon, d. 81 81
Levi, Rep. q, . 93,02S Lewis, Rep. S9,S6S
Total POI 046 Total q. III ,238
Dem. maj. 1880 Rep. maj. S,497
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition win bo
IN presented to the Commissioners of stasS
county, az their next session December 7th, A, b,
road on the following line 10 Wit somueh ~ ~
Uniont0Wn road as runs digOnaly across the qorfb.
west part Of the northwest quarter Of section 2s In
township y. Q.ake) Of nnge 8. = ~
October 2s. ls74-nov5-td. iiioNHN
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LASSzgMee,s SaIe.

ON THURSDAY the 26rH DAY OF NOVEMBER
" 1874 on the premises, viii be offered al public
sale lots 15l and 1872 in the city Of Canton, being
be offered in whole, or part, 10 suit purchasers
For particulars enquire OF NJ L. Ballard. Patterns
tools, machines, &c, at private sale at any time,
NJ. l.. BALLARD I
II. s. BELDEN, ASgnees
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Mayors S Proclamation

WHEREAS, The office Of Councilman In the First
Ward mas been declared vacant by the removal Of
John Baker outside the corporate limits OF the city
Of Canton, and
WHRREAs, A vacancy has occurred In the Board
Of Water Works Trustees Of said city, BY the resg
nation Of David Lind.
Therefore, /, r. s. Shilds. Mayor Of said city, to
hll said vacancies, and in pursuance Of the Stat
ute of the State Of Ohio, do hereby notify the quail
fled electors residing within the corporate limits
OF said CITY that they meet at the usual place Of
holding elections in the several W nfs thereof, on
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dltiOnal
Business Cards one dollar per line per year. No
card inserted for les than three dollars per year.
Business Notices in Item columns on ffth page,
inserted for ten cents per line each insertion. II
inserted in reading matter twenty cents per line.
No notice will be inserted for less than fifty cents
Yearly advertisers allowed the privilege of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
No variation from advertised rates unless by
special contract
All transient advertisements must be accompa-
MED with the cash.
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Court Of Common Pleas of Stark
County, Ohio.

ROSina HSoilderbaum') Si Petition for Divorce.
Henry HOlderbaum Notice.
Henry HOlderbaum Is hereby notified. that Ro.
sina Holderbaum, his WIFE has this day filed a
petition In the aforesaid court against him, pray.
ing divorce and alimony on the ground OF VIII
fnl absence and gross neglect Of duty for more
than three years last past The case will be for
trial on or after the 26th day Of December, 1874.
s. MEYER q Son,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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LEATHER, DC.
INSURANCE.
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.
q "a Farmers Of SUI Oounlu.

To The Farmers Of Stark County d.
VIHIs Company Is not an experiment. Il hR,
i been doing successful business for 26 years
II Is an organization Of Farmers and Is managed
by them In their own interests Every policy
holder has voice I'm It's control No premiufi
notes.-the assessments. Il has a y
CASH CAPITAL OF OVER 100000.
which are held for the payment Of losses only. We
pay no tribute 10 capitalists or stockholders The
interest on the capital this year paid all expenses
Of the company and left balance Of Sl1 900 10 ap-
ply on Losses. Do not be deceived by unscrupu.
l0us persons who, for the sake Of getting your in
s1rance, win tell you the charter has expired ke
We refer you 20 the report Of the superintendent
Of Insurance and 70 the
2500 FARMERS IN STARK COUNTY
who are Insured In this company. Persons wish.
iHg Insurance or policies transferred viii please
adllress me at Cahton Ohio aud 4 Vill cab and
zee them at once. T. W. AMSDDN Aga o.
- lsfiry1y9o ifie'i i.f- q flpn 20 9tT,frft =
ii'H- AdtaAd bttiil" .asi1 z
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SATURDAY,, DECEMBER 18th, lS74

Ensuing and then and there. between the hours
of 6 Gelock A N. and 0 o'clock r NJ, elect oy
ballot according 10 the Constitution and Laws Of
Ohio:
One person for Member Of Council in
the First Ward, 10 fill theune4pired term
of John Baker.
One person for Member Board Of Wa
ter Works Trustees, for the terra Of three
years. % 1lsi W. "a 1lfm satt t9iQJ f4
osven .unae, nv hand and Corpttate sal Of
said city At me n Mayor sbftce, tlt 2 n day0i De.
T 1eTTssr s ingo'fna A!FaT l3e ensHe |se 'P g
W. ~ $50 !
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& 1fWnrrat

ESTABLISHED, AID. 1888
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NAVARRO PROPERTY
Farm For Sale

ADJOlNlNG CANTON.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, AS EXECUTORS OF
i The last will and testament Of John Reed, de-
ceased offer for sale at private purchase, the wen
known Reed farm, adjoining the city Of Canton
Immediately Of the Fair Ground and fronting
on lawrence avenue, which runs from North Mar.
ket street past the North School House 10 tbe Lon.
isville road
Said farm contains ll6 acres, about 10 acfes of
when Is good timber; two frst-cass orchards good
county quite convenient; the farm is finely watered
in other respects as the East Creek runs through
the east part
This valuable farm oilers one of the best oppor.
tunities for any one wishing to invest II Is SO
convenient TO Canton 1t may be sold readily for
outios or for building lots, or may be used for
land Is the very best about Canton.
For further particulars and terms enquire of the
undersigned, northeast corner Of Market Square,
Canton, Ohio. WILLIAM W. REED,
JOSEPH REED.
Executors ofthe last win and testament Of John
naA
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NEW ADVERT ISEMEN rs.

J. c. sTALLCUP,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, ALLIANCE, OHIC
"A Office In Merchants Block decSH-n
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,sfo'3 sl1nl l f9gi4 9il r3imfa3t
OIL tfIf tI 4 fHa E4nr, 4df1'l
.fid-AttigiIi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

BALTIMORE, June s-virginia sizes, oIi, 81; Wiz
glnias CONSOLIDATED, sllE; do. eN-eoU pons, az
Nost yiLgiEia's, IA. North Carolina skies, oIa
y 90. new, l5 DO. special tax, Q, bid to-day.
BAL MORE, June s.-Cotton dali aud hesvy ana
nominsl-low middiings, II. Flour dull aud hsavy-
Howard street and western superiue. 4 yOd5 rs
10 extra 516 q; do family $500 90; City Mills
supernne, seas Is: DO. extra. 250575: DO fam
ly. 10 75@l0.O. Wheat stesdy-White choice, i. ss.
fair TO prime DO, lsOli 60; choice amber, | 62sr
g. coed 70 priae red, LOCI 90; common 10 far
90, l8tdl S Pennsylvaris red, lt061l Sc; Ohio and
Indiana do, l-So9i.lo; western spring, ssSgl 10.
Corn-Whlte southern dull, 66H90 yellow souSrS
cru, Si mixed western, new, 7Qte lfS0; old, M Ts
Oais dul-southern, T0d72, western mixed. 81. 40.
white, 65t954. Rge steady, .OOefl 05 Hay nv
changed. Provisions easier and quiet. Mess pork ,
Is &dls-s0. Bulk meats-shoulders, So; clear rit,
sidee, 8 Cdl0. Bscon-shoulesrs. Tsas; clear rio
sld.s, los GIL. sugsr-oured hams, ls9f 81. Lard
u foI refined Wettern buttei dull go a to choice,
.0d23; most saes at q Coffee active and stronger
hglgT Whistt-Jobbins, " Sugar strong and
NEW Ycrs, June S-F:our IN buyers favor.
that dull and declining. Corn quiet AID I'M
changed.
HRw YoRK, June s-Socks active aud strong
Money, 2. Gold, lOA. ENchsn &c, lJug. sssk; short
s9iH G. ver-ments Gull aud lower.
j ONION, June s, E:0 D.. m Bon q % iss5, old
10 new 5s -Q4ts. Erie, 5000; pref rred, 81
LONDON, June 5, 3 .. m.-PaIi. uispafches quof6
rcIles "A 4 francs - cpnfimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
LOCAL NEWS,


Female intermediate school No. q, Miss Fan
uie h. Hoover, teacher, va. exAminod this
mnTring BY Trustees Hart and Warner aDS en-
Trustee r. II. Stuart. Fiuy-One pnpals were
present, and the examination va hi AL respect,
satisf sctOry. which wss 20 be expected a. Mis-
Hoover Il . very thorough teacher. At the
wriJfen examination . week ago the pupils
OF this school averaged sixty per cent
The award OF premiums wes g. fOi lows. Medal,
Amelia Helmutb. Diplomas, Alice Spesae
harriet Foster, Alice Norke, Ellen FitIhugh,
Margaret Gibson, Sadie Shields. Mamie VIII
ION, Ella Real, Sadie SHAW. Mary Pratt. Grace
Csdwen, Ross korn, Fvs McCuen, Blanche
Psttson, Ssllle Burket, Mary Barry. Belle
murphy, Ella Reed, Addie Cole, Lillian Hart
vel, Mary HUI, Francis Fairchild, Laura r M
matt, Carrie Page and Kate Higdon. Mr.. Hart
gave special priree OF hooks % HATTIE Foster
and Alice speake, who were perfect AZ the
spelling contest.
SECOND DIsTRiCT.
Secondary No. y, (female, in charge OF Mrs.
tees Wolf and Ditrick. There we're - sf the 81
pupils present, and all will be transferred with
ore exception. The pupils passed a very fair
examination. The following is the racrif roll.
Medsl--ForeDce Perry; oiIiomss- Ary Mott.
Mary A. Neumeyer, Catherine Wilson, Mary
Wood, hate =. Major, Christina RuberOckef
Otiiia a. Bow Zee, Virginia {. Mcdonald. Nellie
VI. Fletcher. Jessie S-WeAver. Mary J. Billups
Catherine ~. Sc6legel, Martha y. Devers, Bar
hATa V. Thomas, May l.. Mcdonald, Louisa
V King, Marie kOsen;hal, JOsephin Phillips,
ia Johnson. Louisa X. Ehrbsrit, Elizabeth
K. Lewis, Roberts Kinesbury, Fannie Y. CLARK
Elien y. Donovan, Lille n. Bates, PAullna Il
IL AlSeT. and Nary L. Crump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Foreign Notes.

ExCITRNKST ABOUT A MISSING EARL.
LONDON, June S-The London morning Jour
nails refer to the unexplained absence from the
city of an Earl, whose name they withhold from
publication. The papers state that he was last
seen in the House OF Lords on Tuesday, the "a
instant. The affair causes Anxiety and excite
ment.
LoSDoN, j ane s "A dispatch from Liverpool
says the Courier o. that city saws the missing
peer is the Earl OF Marlborough, snd that he
disappeared once before for SIX weeks. The
police are searching for him.
LONDON, June sit seems that the Earl OF
Marlborough Is addicted to drink, that on Tues
rsy last the deputy Sergeant of Arms OF the
House OF Lords, believing him 20 be in q wor e
condition than usual, cOAxed him into q private
com and lett him there. Upon the return OF
the officer, a half an hour later, the Earl was
sOne. ana has not since been seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
Anatrs I'm Pbt,adeIphta.


PHILADELPHIA, Jane s.-Tke strike OF the
mpioyes of the Atlantic oil refinery company
t Point BreoZe still continues. A police force
in the neishbOrhood to prevent attacks upon
ew men put 70 work. Tie superintendent of
he company wss fred At Saturday night, the
pistol ball grazing his head.
THB FUNERAL or FRANK BROWN
this morning was attended BY a large number
Of the minstrel profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
Cuban Bonds not Used TO Influence
Congress.

NEw YORK, June S.-Miguel de Almods,
agent Of the Cuban government, in this cOun-
try, publishes a card denying the charges that
Cuban bonds are being used at Washington 20
induce Congressional legislation in regard to the
war IN Cuba, and inviting the appointment Of
committee 20 examine the record OF all Cuban
bonds from the first issue Of the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
Damage ON the New York Lakes by
Yesterdays Storm.

SYRACUSE, June e-The gale Yesterdsy
overturned a number OF small Boats on
Onondsgo lake. SO far as known one
hoy was drowned and another is missing
Much damage was done in Syracuse by wind
Many houses were unroofed, and chimueys snd
other structures we're overturned. The reported
disasters on Oneida Lake are discredited, as the
storm did not reach there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

The COMIC CRoPs.-The Chicago Times
publishes several columns OF crop reports from
various points through out the states OF Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin. Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota
and Kansas, from which IL appears that the
average acreage OF wheat sown IL much In en-
cess of last year, and that the yield promises %
be quite mp 90 the average; and in corn, oats
and barley fully up TO the average. The aver
age amount OF land has been seeded, ana crops
will be large. Fruits OF all kinds never looked
better. In several counties in Iowa. Kansas ana
Minnesota graehoppers and chinch bugs have
made their appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
FINANCIAL AND ConnERCIaL.


NV YORK, Jrne The Pose nusrcisi article
aye The money uaIktt j. UNCHANGED Gall
toaas N AIDE at Gas, and prime meFcHutiic payer
pAsses st tar: G"NernmeBt bonds are loWer than
on sa2 uTday. bu; STEADY 81 aeciise. S.ete bOnd-
At the nrs. beard lower for old Tennessee but
stherwise st ady Tbs stock msi et gpeucd AZ ABOUT
saturdays closiDg, except ETie, which was lover
There wa. little change IL prices "a sftsr the
drst hoard, since hoh they have adyan Is toll
Cole opened At he, sold a: ll01s, and suce
ysnced 60 llOts rn SOLD lOa0s the rates have been
for carrying 20 fat. FOREIGN exchange is steady,
on basis so7S. and syC "a l9)h for prime BANKERS
steflins, nominal raies beip higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08
THE WEaTssEA
KAR UrrAsrNEsT, 0.c. OF csaJ S.ssei

,Isl.H1os II z, uhsS S.t~e. -
PR1BABIIITTFs. - For New EnViafd, partiy
cloudy weH;her Will prevail with iOcai rams, sOuh
% wee vfnds, followed by lower temper atara aud
rislf barometer. F0rthe northern pBTti8a 81 tbs
middle states aud tbs lake region Taa beast &c
sou hws - winds, sight riss 20 ten serl ure. aud
falling barometer west 81 Lake urOu. For the
soutSsrU portion 81 the miidie states, tie ssuih
stiaDtic aDd golf saffs, Tennessee ana the Ohio
valley, generally clear snd very warm W-at her
during the day. With southeast 70 sCuthW ct winds
and slight changes IN barometer, followed by light
rein in the southwest. For the northwest partly
cloudy weather, with variatle WINDS. high temper
AZURE ~ ssOuri AMI Iowa, continued low bstofns-
er and rain 10 the upper hi-sfssippi valley AID
Minnesota. The lover Missouri river viii riss and
tbe lower Mississippi coutinue falling daring the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

1YGecrRe Kahler, aged thirty-are, died In
Baltimore yesterday from the effects OF heat.
Governor BAXTER, or Arkansas, has refused
90 sign the amnesty sct passed BY the iegisls-
tue, and arrests for treason continue.
o0A convention OF vorkingmen, delegates
rom trades unions, factory Operatives, and
labor reformers generally, Win be held In wor-
nominate STATE ticket.
0Cefharine HsueR, ex-wffe q Q Newark
saloon keeper, has been arrested for nan
slaughter, In besting Aio HsisisF, While the
AZ le.ssf Wa III win the snanpoxs % that she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-08

An osgs; the diagrams and views exhibited durins &
ne ieC@ure will De the fJ.iOwiaR:-Nsp of the
" ACC etstes showing tho Mineral RegfJns the
tItssufe Snest OF the Ma tosi Dividing Line Of
Soid aod Silver; the Wsshoe Range Of Mountains:
seosoglsaI HISTORY; houEt payidsen as an Island
fessi First Appearance OF 9reeLstone; Breaking
Through Of Trachyts; How Cnmstock Lode Origin.
siso, horsesi Filling OF the Fi.surs with Gold and
SiivSI; Interior View Of the Richest Mines in The
sorio. Two Hundred Millions of Dollars Produced
Month OF the sutro Tunnel; Conveying Air 10
the Mines; bailrosdi Timbering; Boring Holes
9th Compressed Air Drills; Explosion with Nitro
s Syesrins OF Gia.t Powder; Machine shop; Dwell
nor END interi0r; Old Kentuck and his J sck ass:
stes ION une eufnmit over the Ferry Mile Desert
Nessward View towards Mount Davidson: Vfrg;njs
CIV and Gold Hin; Shaft 1000 Feet Deep; Capitol
Easht, W sser, Ore, waste Beck, ssd a Ton S0S Of
silver Every Pay; 6Oe Cords OF Fire WaoS t1.nes
IA - Hours Mining Pumps; the ,st Orc a. ~
RsaiTe.d in the World; p,scovesy and Hitting Of Ore:
sins S.se.Isiss q the 1t G.Ifo rns SICK Gan.
Chseking and Rcbeixg tbs Public; Brisine OF Jrdss.
and Leeislafurss; Employing q vensI PRES: 4 IN NJ
per day the Profits Of these n ipuIsfiops: LoWey
ing AID oisting Of Ore; Water Power Utilized In
Chimney 1Ae reet High; Principis. Of vsntii alton
Gonsumptive Ainers-shs canss % humanirv "a
mabds randy; Accidents Ia Mines; A Osve-
Miners burf.d Alive; Premature Biast-maimei
and blinded; A pelugsd nine-desd bodies dostins
jacket hine-o Miners burned 10 death; Escaoe
Mining Scenes In all Parts CT the World.
Admission free. Tickets may be obtained on An
ei.cstfen Of the office Of wizards Hotel, at the
Metropolitan Hotel, and NJ u sssrs. Philip Solo
soHs' Bookstore. Those heretofore issued are Geod
Tor eli lectures. IChron. Rep mays I'm
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New York Notes..

THE sWATAkA OFF.
NEW YORK, June S. The sloop.of- war
Swatara remained i'm the lower bay yesterday,
in consequence Of fog. She probably sails
20 day.
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The Cable Steamers

PORTSMOUTH, June s-The pilot boat reports
The Faraday on the shoals, and she will come
INTO Portsmouth lower harbor at slack tide.
She has successfully laid all her cable and
buoyed il of Jaffreyis Ledge. There are no
tidings OF the other cable steamer, the Ambas-
sadOr.