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p. CASENAvE. ]. ROGUE.
Pro tect IIoae q In duS try
Los ANGELES STEAM
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

From this date you will find n our fac
tory the best ground and roast ID Coffee
and Spices, put up in paper or in cans,
la the best and most stylish manner.
up their factory, SO as to permit them
To sell these articles at San Francisco
prices. They respectfully solicit your
patronage. Z. CASENAVE & co.
myltf
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3 ATH s

AS the great PURIFIER and EQUAL
IZER of the human body, enabling the
system to throw Off its impurities and
giving to the lungs one-sixth more inspi-
ration of air than can be obtained by
breathing, by opening the pores of the
skin and giving full play to the insensi-
BILE respiration SO necessary to physical
health.
aFA female constantly on hand to
walt on ladies'
Open from A. NJ. TOT p s23tf
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n. HUGHES, in returning thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage,
can with confidence recommend his
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Or. Chin Quong Yin,

CHIN ESE DOCTOR.
OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles AMI Ar
cadia streets.
p1-Cures all kinds of diseases.
Office hours from . to " A. NJ. and from
2 to s ana to0P.M. ap3Utf
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PHYSICIANS.
j. HANN0N, NJ. d.,

COUNTY HHY@ICiA n ~.
lOOOMS 8 Il IL, l.ANFRANCO BLnCk.
IL Residence Downey Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail-
way.
Office hours from 10 to II a. NJ; from to
I'm. ap20 II
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wyoming EEighwaynen.

Hot CREEK, Wy, August a.
The south bound coach was again
stopped four miles south of Jenny's
Stockade about five o'clock yester-
day afternoon by six armed men.
AS the coach was empty they did
not attempt any interference but
enquired of the driver as to the
movements of the treasure coach
which they were evidently waiting
for.
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faatl ~ Uaiir"nd-G -Gsasiriso
-! Islrsnb Fisbtpg

VALLt 10, August 3.-It is eX-
pected hat the last rail of the new
Bay Shore Railroad will be laid
this evening. Work has been
prosecuted vigorously of late upon
this road from Martinez to Bantas
aud the rails were to be brought to-
gether on RObinson'5 ranch this
afternoon.
The twelve Cinnamon arrested
here for illegal fishing were con-
victed in the Napa Justices Court
to-day.
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GIL. JONES,
f a r1lLY GRO c e r Y,
NO. al SPRING ST.

A full assortment of first-class Family
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Butter,
Eggs, Bacon, Hams, Lard, ETC., kept on
hand AT REASONABLE PRICES. fe2Otf
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gos Sngsles 4levata,

published every morning except Mon
day,
.rOSIciIIS u. L n n CkI.
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North Carolina Esectiun.

RALEIGH, N. c., August g.
Twenty-three counties heard from
indicate that the Legislature is
largely Democratic, though thus
far, the Democrats have lost nine
members, divided among Repub-
licans, Independents and Nationals.
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The ban Frnnei,cb Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat very quiet,
shipping, $1.6O@I.67I; milling,
ST. 672@1.70. Barley, dull; coast,
9G@929; bay, ST 00@1.024. Oats,
quiet, 81. 40@1.62l. Corn, nominal.
Rye, Sll72@l.20. Hay sales, stock,
S7@73; medium grades, $12. Wool,
dull and unchanged. Potatoes,
steady $1O0M1.271.
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!. .. Q. r.
LOS Angeles Lodge No. s1, /. .. OF.

,ss5a1t.h, Regular meeting held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING a.
each week at X O'Clock, q.
tourning brethren in eood
standing are cordially invited.
A. FRANK, r. q.
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HUGHES
Russian and Electric Baths,

SIGNORET'S BUILDING, opposite
Merced Theater.
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Orange Grove Encampmsnl, No. 3I.L0.
0. r.

..sssrrna,. REGULAR MEETINGS heIa
~ On, On the Second and Fourth
TUESDAYS of each month m
n ?. N. Sojourninr CsSxi.
ted TO attend. -
B. MARxsEN. Scribe. -
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full sail.
InvestiG"ti0. tnc .hinese Qusrtcr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3.-Several
Supervisors will make visit to
Chinatown on Monday. 1t is said
that the last visit and its conse.
quent expose of the filthy condi-
tion of that quarter has worked
some good. Numerous landlords
have been busily engaged ever
since in having their places put in
proper condition.
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Eastern n sstt rs.

BUCHAREST, Aug. 3.-Russian 3.
troops are returning to Russia TO
the number of five thousand daily,
and the Roumanian army is ex-
pected to make triumphal entry
into Bucharest accompanied by
Bulgarian trophies.
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PETER COOPER'S CASE

The suit OF Wallace +. Groom against Peter coopsr
was resumed yesterday morning N tho Kings County
Supreme Court before Jadso Pratt with tho plsiD,n
on the stand On being cross-examined by Mr. Par.
sons NJ. Cooper's counsel, he testified 10 the amount
Of tickets and documents which he had printed,
ana said he had paid all the expenses exceps
$2l0 for which he gave his note. which
was hnally paid by Nr. Cooper himself TINS closed
the plaintiff and the defence opened by call
my several witnesses all OF whom testified that they
wcro unable 10 obtain aLy Cooper and Cary tickets IN
this city during tho Presidential campaign OF 1876.
Que witncss tesuhod that ne visited NJ. Groom aud
offered him $500 ~ he would pass out democrsuc
tickets IRON Cooper AMI Cary boxes, Dut that Nj
Groom refused unless he receiver 5000
Mr.. Cooper then placed on the stand and tcsti-
fed that alter accepting the nomination Tor Prcsidens
rendered him by the grecnbick party no gave Sir.
tiroom S5 900 upon hts promise 10 send documents
and tickets voter on the isand on the night
before tho election Mr. Groom came 10 witness
and told him that lie mad got everything and every
man lust wncro he wanted that he had made every
thing OF as much advantage as no knew how Mr.
Cooper confirmed all tho state IN tho icicr
10 Mr.. Groom. winch episile was road by Mr Parsona
Tho trial viii DO resumed to-day.
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RAILROAD PURCHASING AGENTS.

Tho Convention oil Railroad Purchasing Agents met
for the third and last time yesterday morning at tho
St Nicholas Hotel The subject Of tho previous day
concerning tho best metho OF disposing OF old rail-.
road mater al was resumed. Mr.. Armstrong consii-
cred u an advantage TO railroad company to classify
It's good scrap. lie classified his scrap old whocs,
old axe cast scrap. wrought scrap old boilers aud
nro boxes (cut aud uncuD tank iron and Gucs. which
10 called heavy IRON. IormsrIy they put into tho pie
OF light iron everything that was not boiler, and u
was found that parties would buy for light iron, the
piice being $40 ton, whereas III u Is selected they
win pay sI5 ION Tor tank iron. when night iron -
worm 40 tank iron and boiler nucs arc worth SIS
and boilers go. so that u pays TO classify tho old
material.
expressed by Mr. Armstrong
some dcsutory talk followed on the subject Of
cooling on hot axss repairing OF axlcs and tue re-
cutting Of files. Thea came general review oil tho
questions winch have been discussed by tho Convcn-
ton, and n feeling OF satisfaction was expressed w
several delegates the good 50 Tar resulting to tho
various railroads represented by tho holding OF those
ann uai interchaBges Of experience and opinious
The following officers we're elected Tor the ensuing
year :--Prcsdcnt--c D.. hgginson, Chicago, Burning
ton and quincy RaiIroad Frat Vice Prcsideui-C.
W Poulter, Canada Southern Railroad second Vice
Prcstdcnt--A. W. sumner New York Central Rsil-
road, Secretary aud Ircasurer-A Thompson, -.
LOUIS and southeastern Railroad. Executive Com.
muiec-A. q. Armstrong. Lake Shore Railroad; w.
C. Cuddy, Iron Mountain Kiiiroad; George LAMAR,
4. Muller, Indianapolis. Bloomington and Western
Railroad aud u Ehioti, Eastern Railroad
Tho Convention then adjourned, W meet at LOUIS
willie, May 3, 1879
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MR.. KELLOCK'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Mr. George Keliock, who Tor nearly
the third OF century has been Officially connected
with tho public charities Of this city, took place yes
terday morning IRON the Church OF the Divine Pa
,ernity (Dr Chapin's) corner OF Fifth avcauo ana
Forty.hitn street. There very crowded attend.
ancc. and among those present were Commissioners
brennan. Bailey and Cox; cx.Mayor Gunthcr, u IT.
MarYhniL Charles SucKney, Eitj IN Stiles, Robert
Brown. Mr.. Hutchinson, q. W. stctson. A. u Ralnes.
NJ. Rooscvuti Mark Finiey, Moiynsaux boiL Mr..
Thomas Acton, John H. Draper, John Cha 'tll Com
missioner Starr, Owen brennan, cx-Com missioner
Nicholson aud Mr. Duke. The Gotham Club OF winch
Mr.. Keilock President ut the tme Of his death,
was represented by Captain Saters. George W. Evans.
RoUcrt Marshall, James Harvey, william Lang, wi'i.
Boyd, George Bardon, Michael Rcnwck and others.
Tho coin placed NJ the head Of the centre aisle,
and tho table Immediately near II was heavily laden
with flowers ana exqulsllc floral designs. Tho Rev.
Dr. Chaplin oicated, ana after the Offering o. prayer
and Singing by tho congregation tho remains wero re.
moved Greenwood Tor burial.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

MARKED SUCCESS OF ITS ANNUAL SPRING Pa,
IADE-THE LINE OF MARCH.
The annual spring parade OF the Seventh rcgimeus
yesterday afternoon all that tho thousands adj
mirers OF the organization could wish. Tho weathes
was perfect; bright sun and cool, refreshing
breeze tempered other and made marching agree
able IL having been stated that tho drilling during
tho past had been severe than usual many
were attracted 10 the parade TO mark any improve.
ment that might have result ed. The prospect Of .
new arsenal in Tho near distance has It Is said In
creased tho anxiety OF the members OF tho Seventh TO
acqait themselves worhiy on all public occasions,
and yesterday absentcesm one OF the least aulta
Tho companies ranks were iui, and the pageant wal
marked success The police arrange mcpts. contrary
TO the usage at public shows were efficient, and tho
whole line Of march was cleared before tho advancing
column.
Tho line OF march was from the arsenal 10 Aslos
place, into Broadway, to Beaver street, thence
through Broad street TO Wall thence through Nassau
street Maiden lane to Broadway, through the
PACK, where acting Mayor Roberts held review. Tho
route IRON Aston place down was lined with people.
The ovation was reserved the bulls and bears who
CHI, cd nd appauded the ramping soldiers they
passed the Exchange. In Broad street. Tho passage
IRON Broad street into Nassau narrower thorough.
fare, ncccssiiatcd manmuvro which, though simple,
evoked thundcrs OF applause from the crowd. The
steps Of The Sub-Treasury were every ncn occupied
by men and boys, aud tho concerted ciappipg OF
hands. which could not have been more neatly done
by class caiisihcnics. detractcd somewhat from
that should have been given 10 the mile
Iary cvoiuti0ns the crowd the opposite corners.
In tho City Hall Park tho crowd was greater than
on Change and quito as apprccatiye. Every spot OF
vantage the balcony or the stairs, In the windows
and on the Park sctleos occupied. The City FL-
TIERS surroundn. acting Mayor Roberts, stood on
tho and saluted Inc passing columns. The folds
the city flag occasionally threatened to enveiop
Mr. Roberts as IL battered from It's stall Immediately
behind him. 10 addition TO inc Aldermen. General
Duryea, sheriff Reilly. County Clerk Gnmbieton and
Major Quincy hurried, at the conclusion oil the pa
radc 10 compliment Colonel Emnons Clark Ino
splendid appearance OF ms command
Nearly nine HUNDRED men were IN line divided In
com panes as follows :-Company A Captain HaydenL
81 men; Company Captain q ;. Van urdenl 50;
Company g Captain r. A. Poliardl, so; Company
Captain William II. Kippl, 6s; Company + tCaDtaru
George r. Barrelh). IS; Company i Captain II. u.
TurncrL SO; Company Captain James Y. Abrams).
SO; oInpany II (Capta,n j. l.. PRICE,, 100; Company
Captain w. q. Caseyl SIS. and Company Captain.
ienlilionl So From the City Hall the regiment
tired no downward line of march 10 the arsenal,
where companies were dismissed
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with two dogs, is in deep shadow, admirably
contrasting with the light striking near it,
which gives place to lighter shadow under
the trees beyond.
RoUssEAU's "EDoE OF THE VILLAGE"
Rousseau's edge of the Village" is an
intensely real and strongly painted canvas,
admirable in color and tone. To the right
and left of the road leading to and through
the village are the rude matched cottages.
Through an open door in the nearest house
figures are seen, and a peasant man and
woman are talking on the road outside.
This picture brought 81, 94O
"The Watchers" another fine peasant
story, Millet, IS Ia by 10 IL, sold for 81 $40.
A couple Of women are seated silently sewing
as they watch by the bedside of the sick one.
The light, admirably diffused and managed.
from rude lamp hung on the wall falls on
the watchers, their work and the side Of
the bed.
Among the bidders were several agents
for Americans.
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THE EXECUTIVE SIGNATURE.
ANOTHER BATCH or BILLS SIGNED NJ COVER
NOR ROBINSON.

NOR ROBINSON.
ALBANY, May %. 1873.
The Governor signed tho following bills to-day
To facilitate tho mos remains from bur
grounds within tho hp It's o. cities.
Amendins tho act authorizing any town In Columbia
Rensselaer, counties 70 aid Ia completion Of the Lebsnon
Springs Railroad
the CITY Jurisdiction lands for parks
Authorizing change OF boundary between Buffalo ty
PARK and The city cemetery
authorizing OF the City and County nj all
Of Buffalo assign portion Of the building tor the Of
coroncrs.
dalton Protestant Episcopal Church OF Buffalo
Amending the act Incorporating the Manhattan Mort
gage Company
Amending the act incorporating the Western Railroad
Company
Amending the act authorizing tho building OF . toll
bridge the HUDSON niver
ana regulation OF ccrtsin business corporations.
In alton to the tor repAviug Atlantic
nue.. Brooklyn. wi III granite pavement.
Anendn. tho relative the construction of certain
sewers In certain district In the city Of Brooklyn. and
providing Tor laying assessment for In said dis
uct.
the Get regulating the amount Of capital stock
for Are aud IN srine insurance companies.
The chatter syrscnse aud In relation 70 re-
paving strcsts In said city.
hoiatns 10 Ross Park, city OF Bnghamton. and creating
q Board Of Park Commissioners.
Amending the act providing tot the OF certain lateral
canals.
repeal part chapter az Laws OF 1877 entitled an
Act repeal certain AID parts Of
vive much Of chapter s3s Laws Of 1871 entitled an
city cf New York relates to clerks OF district 10
said city"
tho city % BROOKLYN.
Amending the charter Of the city o, Troy.
Amending the charter OF the city of Watcrtown.
IN relation TO the city government OF Long Island CITY
In relation to certain public office in Kings county
clerk Of The oi supervisors Of Kings coaoty and of
tue engineers Of the County Court House OF said
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THE BUST OF MAZZINI.

rho bust OF Mazzni. by Signor G. rurini. win be
placed In the Central Park next Wednesday, on the
West Drive, opposite Sixty street. The front
the pedestal bears the inscription "Guiseppe Maz-
z,n" and the sioe, s'Dio Il Popolo;'' on
the north sidc .PcDsero cd Azione, and on the OBJ
worse, sPrcscnted 10 the City OF New York by the
Italians In the United States OF America 1873" The
official programme Is as iollows:-
]. Music
dent OF the Department OF Public Parks
3 Address by Mr.. Smith 4. Lane, Commissioner OF
Public Parks.
T. Presentation orthc bust by Signor Nestorc Cor.
radi, chairman or tho Committee OF Presentation.
o. Music
Q. Response OF the Mayor OF the city OF Now York
I. Music
Music.
10 Address IN Italian b. ssnor Salvatore Caro-, D.
IL. Music )
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SOCIETY HONORS AT YALE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NKw HAyRx Cnnn Nav 90 res

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Ngw HAVEN, Conn, May 90, 1873
The following is the result OF tho Yale College Senior
elections this evening"
SCROLL AND KEY-Raph Barker, Now York city |:
Edwin hayuie, springfield, H.; Newell A. Eddy,
Bangor, Nc. Ernest Carter, Chicago, ILL., Bruce s.
keaglor. Roxoury, N. Y; Julian w. CCrts, Fairfield
Conn. Henry II. Donaldson, New York CITY; William
n. Parker, New Haven; Louis l.. stanton, New York
city; Adrian y. Poihcmus. Astoria, N. Y. james H.
Toneysor. Carson Guy, New. John " Farrell, Chicago
ILL., Sevryn b. sharp, Kingston; y. Y; Hugh b.
Auchinc.oss, New York city; Henry J. Tcneyck, Al
bany, n. "
SKULL AND Boxx-Louis J. Swinburnc Albany, ".
y; Henry s. Green, New Milford, Com; Robert s
Rodman, Rock Island Ill Lucien \. Burpce. Rock
vile, Conn. John O. Perrin Lafayette. Ind. Wator
ID. James. Baltimore, Nd LOWS A. Piatt, Waterbury,
Conn, herman Livingston, New York city; TImoth
L. Woodruff, Brooklyn, ". r.; George r. Foster
Grand Rapids, Mich; Ambrose Tghe Brooklyn, n.
Y. Henry Hitchcock, St Louis, Mo. Frank T. Hyde,
Hartford, Conn Lloyd W. Bowers, Elizabeth, n. j..
Oliver ID. Thompson, Butter, Pa
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THE LATHAM MANSION.

One OF the oldest, not the Oldest landmarks In the
city is now being pulled down by order OF the De.
partment OF Buildings Tho Latham Mansion, IN
Cherry street, century and half ago, co nsdcred
n structure or aristocratic pretcnsionG Al the pres
ent day. although II has vaiiantly withstood tho
ravagcs OF time, and IL not In particularly
useful Cherry street structure, and II Is to DO
demolished. 1t appears that tho Latham Mansion.
situated at Nos 40 and AZ Cherry street, dates back
TO the year 1902. Tho Building Department claimed
that tho colonial structure gong 70 decay an
that It's removal was necessary.
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THE UNION CLUB.

Tho result OF the Union Club election was
nouucec at four O'Clock yesterday morning The
number OF votes cast $50. The following ticket
was electcd:-
For Governing Committee serve for tnrco
ycars-Jamcs Bernhard, Jules +. Brneierc. William
Constable, VILLAIN ". Evarts. Peleg Hall, Oliver H.
KING William TurnDui ana lawrence Wells. 10
servo Tor 80 years--John Cadwaladcr. To servo Tor
one year.. Bowers Leo and Governor Tiilotson
Tho above ticket received 293 votes, and the lowest
number received by any named on II was rs votes.
Tho highest number on any OF the opposing tickets
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ART NOTES.

SALE OF THE sALMAGUNDr SKETCHES.
Tho sale Of black and white drawings, sketches and
etchcs, held under the auspices OF the ''samagundi
Sketch Club drew to The Leavitt Art Rooms last
evening fair audience. Tho prices realized, In most
cases. werc far below tho value OF tho examples.
Among the prices the ioiiowing:-For q.
Osbornes "Psycho and Mercury 81 30; for NJ.
Burma FISHERMAN" 81; ). Laubers sun
shine" 81; George Inness' '.Dcsolat,ou,n So;
G. J. turner's "Ske,ch from Liie,' a.; A.
$. Roorbach's "Among the Willows" IS 15:
for C F. Tutte's Brston Peasant Girl SIS so; George
Gidden's Central Park Lion SO; Dewey Bates
Laying in Pca,," Sc 90 ": shellons Yes, or
Leuber's .Lamen.auons." terra Gotta, Sc; George
lnness' "Intorior." So W. Taber's Tramp
A. r. wacoit's Jestcr.' SO so; ). f. Murphy's "Jaly
Storm" $2l; c. Mcnies' Gossip" 81; George In
out Traveller" So so; J. r. Murphy's "Morninp,"
$751; T. Morans solitude = SCI; j. s. Hartley's Els
ten TO tho Mocking Bird,n So, aud w. Tabsrs ..Do-
mestic Alarm,0 $l2.
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with show him sitting clothed and In his right mind
the bosom OF hts family reading the Church Timer;
then, alter performing with perfect proprety his part
throuRh Jour stages OF prosperity and cctabiiy.
az High Church priest coming at last TO DO installed
as the Archbishop OF Canterbury" Mr. Frth's pic.
ture produced about the same effect on me as wher
the Lord Mayor OF London let's OFT homiiy TO errina
apprentices and young women VINO have married too
early. IL Is only in England that such sentimental
productions are considered art and hung 10 the place
OF honor IN representative OK q billions
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THE RABiD SPIrZ.

An cight.year.old son OF Mr.. George Crawford, Of
Springfield l.. H. was bitten IN tho taco by spz dog
on wednesday. The wouad VAS at once cauieriscd,
but IL Is OF expected that tho child will nvc The
dog vas kiiled.
Mrs Eugene Gcdney, OF Croton Lake. Westchestos
county. was bitten twicc by rabid Sptz dog a fcv
days ago. She was trying TO prevent tho uog from
d.yournr mother one, whcn he turned upon her aud
nj her ON Tho arm nd fneN Tho dog shot.
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SUPPOSED INCENDlARIsM

Abou, three O'Clock on Wednesday morning . ars
was discovered in the stables OF the Washington
Hotel, New Rochelle, tho property Of Michael Bail.
The flames spread rapidly. and soon communicated
With the stables OF Peter Yost tho barn OF Mr. Hot.
kins baker Main street, and the stables OF Chris.
topher Moran, on Lawton street, all OF which were
cn,ireiy consumed the nre IS supposed 10 have
been tho WORK OF m inccndiary. Damage estimated
nj ABOUT 50, 00Q
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Tho Chicago Board OF Trade havo determined 10 con-
form to the inspection OF tho New York Produce Ex-
change IN regard 10 -four. They chief Inspec.
tor X II. Eathbornc ana he was In consultation ycs.
terday vita tho Flour Committee aud tho inspectors
OF the Exchange. He ordered samples OF extra state
and supci 1nc 10 DO sent TO Chicago
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THE sCHooLsHIp ST. MARYs.

Tho schoolshp 81 Marys, which sailed from Glen
Cove Tuesday, on her annual sailing "trip, reached
New London, Conn.,. last evening.
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EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, &C.,

The exhibition Of paintings. sculptures, books and
manuscripts nj tho Lenox Library will be open irce
Mondays and Fridays until tho end OF
June, when il will be closed for the sum.
mcr. Tickets may be had by applying to tho
superintendent George II. Morr0. AZ No. DOL Fifth
avenue. An additional room will be opened o.day.
Among the objects OF art which viii DO exh ibition
for tho first pieces OF English Berlin evres
Limoges, Munich, Dresden, Florentine porcelain,
Urbino maiolica. Limoges and Geneva enamel, Roman
mosaic and rep0usse work in copper.