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of such a purpose could not have been chosen. The Governor of Illinois has issued the following circular, in relation to the consolidation of the indebtedness of that State: ~ Executive Derantuent, Srrinorievo. Illinois, June 18, 1847. For the in ormation of the holders of interval Im- Lane Bon 's and Scrip of the State of Illinois, I erewith transmit you a copy of the law passed by the lagna of this State, during its last session, autho- rizing the conversicn of said bonds and sorip into a re- gistered stook, and the issue of a deferred stock for the arrears of interest. It is the object of the State, under this law, to consoll- date the Internal |. provement Bonds and Scrip into — Loreen traee and change the present form of its obigations, for the purpose of ascertaining with greater certainty the actual a. ount of existing Indebtedsess, in order that a more full and adequate provision may be heroafter made forthe ayment of interest. 1 expect to be in the city of New \ork on the first of September | next, prepared to receiv and cancel the old bouds, and substitute the new sto.« in accordance with the provi- sions of the law herewith enclosed, ‘The month of Sep- tember will be given to this Lips ay withia wpich time. it is hoped, that the parties who hold the bonds and scrip, will, in person, or by their agents in the city of New York, come promptly forward to complete an ex- change so important to the State of Illinois, and so be- neticial to her ereditors. The siock certificates to be issued under this law for arrears of interest, will be receivable at par for any pur- chaves of lands from the State, (exeept canal lauds) of which there are abont 201,000 acres, favorably located, and of the finest quatity. AUGUSTUS ©. FRENCH. ‘The finances of lilinois have, since the first formation of the State debt, been in a very confused condition, and the amount of the debt is not as yet known. Since the accession of Gov. French to office, he has labored hard to extricate them from the state in which he found them, and before the close of September, we have no doubt he will ha $8000 Penn’a 5's 10000 ‘d a 5000 THlivois Spt bams 48 50 shs Phemix Bank 9 15 Bauk of Com, full 6 st 560 Reading RR ww, ‘edo 560 663 150 N'A Ts 5 do btw 66 100 do" 934 $30 Long Island RR 30 33% 225 Fanners’ Trost 3 200 do 30 3375 eee vost “so So F E 0 so do io 3388 100 do 360 33 100 Morns TF 50 do blo 333¢ 50 Paterson 120. 100 Harlem RR 6625 25 Ca ton Co 1% 50 do s6ms 66 * Mohawk ax io do 30 6 7 Mol lo 5 ae 70° 50 do 810 665g Second Board. $2000 Trea Notes baw 10734 100 shs Farmers’ Loan b30 i 100 shs Harlem RR 66% 50 lo 293 100 do 1,60 663g 300 Reading RR suw 66% 130° do @ 200 lo 30 6644 125 Stonington 6 25 do 83 61 830 394g 50 Long Island snw 32% New Stock Exchange. y 50 shs Harlem RR b10 6634 50° do ¢ seis 67M slams 64 60% 25 sha N A Trust 100 Farmers’ Loan “do 50 do 50. do 50 Canton Co a do 50 do 83 66: $0 Long Island © 33% 50 do © 33 or New York, Tuxspay Arrensoon, June 29. ‘The flour market was better to-day by 6!4c a 12)¢0 per barrel. Ther@ were many contracts in the process of settlement, both in flour and grain, which it was sup- posed, imparted additional firmness to the market. Con- siderable sales of Michigan and Genesee were made at $7 a $7 18%, with some lots of rather extra Genesee at $725. Sales of Ohio white wheat were made at $1 58. Sales of rye were made at 104c and at 107}gc, Corn moved freely. Western mixed, according to quality, sold at 85¢ @ 90c, and round northern yellow at 960 a 98c, Sales of western New York meal, were made at $4 60, Sales of oats were reported at 48c, Provisions were some firmer. Sales of new mess pork were made at $16 #& $16 26, and of new prime at $13 50. Lard was inac- tive. Groceries were dull, and sales limited. 5 Asnes.—Sales of | nied were made at $4 G7. while pearls continued dull at $5 06%. Breswax.—Sules of 5 a 6000 lbs, were made of North- ern and Western yellow at 25 cts. Baxapsrvrrs.—Flour—We report sales of 5 a 6000 barrels Michigan and Geneseo at $7 a $7 1234; 2000 do, straight brands Genesve sold at $7 193<; 1000 do do, sold At G7 2d; 1000 do do, at $7 15; 1000 Ohio sold at $7: 400 do at $7 06%; 300 do, mixed Michigan at $7, aud 1000 do, Livingston Mills, sold at $7 06%; 1 a 2000 do, Gene- see sold, to arrive in July, at $7. yheat—Sales of 2500 bushels Ohio white wore made at $1 58 200 bushels received by the steamship Southerner, from ‘arclina, was offered in market at $2 per bushel. while $1 80 was offered. Corn—Sales of 6 a 7000 bush- els round Northern yellow were made at 97 a 98 cts; 20 do, fat — at 96 cts; 5000 do do, Weatern mixed sold ut 90 cts; 2000 do at 89 cts; 3000 do at 85 cts; and 3000 do were reported to be soid at 83 cts; 800 do, heated. sold at 77 cts; and 10,000 do, to arrive in July, at c; 2000 Western fit yellow, sold at 94c. Rye--Sales of 1200 busheis were made at $1 04, and 400 do at $1 07}¢ Oats—Sales of 3a 4000 bushels were made at 48 cts. Meut—About 1100 barrels Western New York sold at $4 50; part of the lot sold a trifle over, and a part » trifle under $4 50, Canptes—Sales of 100 boxes sperm were made at 3034 wentej cash, Corvex—The market was quiet, and sales very light; 49 bugs damaged Rio sold at 5% a 6% cents, cash, Corron—The murket was rather quiet to day, but quite steady; the sales amount to about 600 bales, chief- ly for export. ®isw—Sales of about 250 quintals dry cod sold at $3 $75. Mackerel were inactive. 1000 herrings, No. |. sold at 373¢ and No.2 at 25, and 1000 do. scaled at 6234 cents. Fruit—Bunch raising were firm at 165 cents, at which 300 boxes were sold, Small sales of do. were made at 170 cents. Hemr—We report sales of 130 bales Aimerican dew- rotted at $100 per ton; 85 do. superiur quality were sold by auction at $101 a $105 per ton, cash. ‘Leap—‘the market was quiet. Leatuer.—The market exhibited greater firmness Middling weights hemlock sole, of superior quality, was held at 18 cents, with small it that price. Coim- mon qualities made from ordinary hides, may be bought at from 16% to 17 cents. Considerable leather haying ‘been sold to arri the market continued bare of ali kinds of stock, Heavy weights hemlock was held at 15 and 16 cents. Light oak slaughter. at 23 and 26 cents MoLasses—We report sales of 200 hhds. Porto Rico at 30 cents # 31 cents, four months; 32 hhds, Nuevitas sold by auction at 26 a 27 cents, 90 days. NavaL Srores—Spirits of turpentine were firmer, and held at 86 cents, at which some sales were reported ‘There waa change in other kinds. Or The sale of sperm and bleached whale. noticed yesterday, were spring natural color sperm at $1 04, aud bpring bieached whuie at 000. Tho American linseed. city pressed, sold at 65c,at which further sales were made to-day of 6 a 800 gallons. Smail sales English were also made to-day at 62. 70,000 pounds palm oil were sold in # neighboring city for this market at 6}¢0, which arrived to-day Puovisions.—Sales of 900 barrols new mess pork were made at $16 @ $16 25, and 400 more, making 1200 in all, were reported sold upon the sume terms. 100 barrels new prime were sold at $1350. Beef was steady. 100 barrels pickled pork hams were sold on private terms, ard was inactive. =Rice.—Sales of 64 tierces good to fair quality were sold ‘On terms not made public. Svucar.—We report sales of 100 hhds Porto Riso at 61¢ ale. Tatrow.—Nothing of moment doing. Whaxesone was some firmer at 27¢ for N. W., and at 280 for South Sea. Whisaey was nominal at 28c. Woor.—The stock of foreign was light, particularly from the Mediterranean and Buenos Ayres. The quots- tions for American fleeces remained the same as on Sat urday. A sale of 1000 bales Mediterranean were ad vei tised for sale in Boston to-morrow. Kxe.cars —Rates remained about the same. E gagements were made to Liverpool in American vessels ‘et 84. 6d. for flour. while small lote were taken to fill out wt 3s. 3d. An American vessel also engaged grain in bulk, for Cork, at 13d.; aud 3000 bushels of grain were taken for Liverpool at lid. A British vessel engaged flour at 3s.a38. 3d. C'wo vessels were taken up (Ameri- can) for grain at 12d, for Irelaud, and 1d. to Liverpool. ‘To the continent, we heard of nothing new. The Price of Fiour, Weare indebted toa friend for the following averages -of prices of flour in this city from the year 1824 to 1646 inclusive. It is an interesting, and we believe a relinble statement. The averages have been taken on the prices during the season of canal navigation. Average Highest Lo Dif of Pri Price. Price. ‘ice. 5 38 $5 50 $5 2) S02 477 4e7 463 on 46 5a 388 12 2 575 468 1” 5% 750 450 a0 50 700 40 250 5 52 48 ov 569 625 Sto 16 60 625 575 050 5% 57 5a O37 oo $31 481 0% 63 6H 5% 119 819 10 60 70 300 964 12 00 80 350 800 900 70 200 6n 875 600 2% an 563 475 0 88 561 675 488 187 5% 650 43 20 493 5 450 088 453 46 413 075 500 6 a8 425 263 49 600 375 2% rage price $9 04 was in 1837; lowest aver- age price $4 63 was ingl844 Highest price $12. was, in 1837 ; lowest price $3 75 was in 1846,—Albany Argue June 29, Avoany, June 26, flour, 25,164 barrels; ashes 197 do; whiskey. &c., 8,900 gallons ; corn, 59,000 bushels ; barley, 300 do; oats, 14,200 do; rye, 2,700 do; whrat, 39, 700 do’; peas aod Beans, 200 ao ; potatows, 2,300 do; flax seed, 1,700 do; butter, 46.400 pounds ; cheese, 66,900 do; lard, 15,900 do; wool, 12.200 do. 10; beef, 6 do; pork. 308 Boston, June 29, P. M. ‘in cotton, transactions continued light. Spinners purchased sparingly, as holders seemed indisposed to saint 2 following are Feceipts by canal | fer the foll and prompt payment of the interest on thelr! arcade to concesstons demsnded, and hence wero incll- debt, and amore favorable period for the accomplishment | ned to wait for further news. Flour continued dull, and sales limited. Michigan and Genesee dropped down to $7 124 a7 25. Corn was very dull; mixed Western we quote at 81 a 89 cents, and Northern round yellow at 104e. Oats were dull at 55 centa. Ryo was inactive.— Provisions were steady, but salva light. tinue without change. Westher cooler. Aupany, June 29—2 P, M Sales of 6000 barrels, chiefly Michigan and Genesee flour, were made at $6 87% 8 $7. Corn continued in fair demand, and sales of 6000 bushels, including West- ern mixed and round Northern yellow, were made at 85c. for the former, and at 9ec. for the latter. Barley was in fair demand, and 10,000 bushels were sold, the single rowed ut 69c., and two rowed at 790, Provisions—No change. Whiskey, dull. Receipts by the canal during the preceding twenty-four hours, were about as follows : Flour 29,000 bbls ; corn 19,000 bushels Burra.o, June 29—P, M, Flour continued dull. and sales very light. 500 bbls, chiedy good brands Western Ohio, were sold at $6 75. We note sales of 5000 bushela Western wheat, chiefly Ohio, on terms not understood. 20,000 bushels Western corn sold, including mixed, at 55c. and yellow with some N.Y. State do, at\60 a 620. Rye continued dull; whis- key also. Nochangein provisions. The receipts during the preceding 24 hours were about as follows:—Flour, 11,600 bbls; wheat, 10,000 bush; corn, 30,000 do, Freights ; Wheat 24¢. Married. Hon. Wa. H. Pork, charge d’affairs at Naples, was yesterday married to Miss Ma‘ . + Causes Sonah vent the late Israel Corse, of thi lace at 3 o'clock, at ‘the resi ments, &e., the happy coupl way to his home, Columbia, Tennessee. In Aberdeen Miss., on the 1th June, 1847, §. 8. Templeton, Dr. Wa. P. Henan, to Miss th inst., by the Rey. Lewis P. W. Balch, Mr Yous P. Wares, to Mise Launa Loviss, daughter Park. On Monda; of Amos Leeds, Esq , all of this city. On Tuesday evening, 29th instant, in St. Thomas's fir. Whitehouse, Richaxp AsH- crorr, to Exiza Ru: ah all of Boston. Chureh, by the Rev. (G> Boston Died. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Mary T. Gratacar, in the 66th year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances and those of her sons, Gabriel P., John L., and Henry T. Gratacap, are respect- fally invited to attend her funeral, this (Wednesday) 4 o'clock. trom her late residence, 13 White afternoon, street, without further invitation. On the 28th inst., of typus fever, Davin Davipson, @ native of Edinburgh, Scotland, aged 29 years. and ‘friends and those of his brothers, are most respectfully invited to attend the funeral ser- West Presbyterian Chureb, Carmine street, to-day, at So’clock. The remains to be taken to the The relativ. vices at the Greenwood Cemetery. On Tuesday, 29th inst, at the National Hotel, No. 6 Courtiandt street, Samurn W. Smitn, of Cincinnati, Ohio, of inflammation of the brain. ‘The residents of Cincinnati at present in the cit; respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at 10 o’c! this morning, from the National Hotel. ‘The Cincinnati papers will please copy. SF ine Both inst, Mee Jans: Wienins, Falict of the late David Wilkins, after a protracted illness. Her acquaintances and friends, and those of her sons- in-law, Wm. Topham and Dr. Jobn R. W. Comb, are reapeoifully invited to attend her funeral, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from the house of the latter, No, 273 Greenwich street. moved from No. 97 Water street and No. $50 REWARD, was taken away from, the Merchants’ questions asked. The owner’s name je30 40% m WwW. Loge ry Mec eeevet gs ted with ladies’ dresses, and A ast to LATEST MOMENT: lot ered stone Bin i without stones, '29 fet of gold ww of three stone ot of box and glass Bracelet C) ble for sinall staues, also mill be at T Alessio, Si. Curran ( ; Teresa, Siguora Leodolina kets for the season wes, 81; Pit, 50 ceu open ata quarter past 7, TUATION WaNTED—By « young man, ( “sahaisesdt aboet’ 3 |"! at some respectabl ‘of which’ were en- unfiawshed, ready for ‘with ston uufinished; 1 lot stone and jet Studs: 1 lot of | tone Bracelets; 1 lot of y seut in for repair, the Box Office. ts. Freights con- performance to commence'at addressed to GEORGE, ‘0. 6 Murray street, will be atteud> ~ La Sayles Le ar Jerry Mie Hidaway: ‘Tom King, Mr Jordan; ; t. hich, TOMPRING BLUE~A To Charles Cray, Mr Jordany Capt TUATION, by & young man, as no objections to go m the country: Address a note to ager.— W ednesi ry Bracelet Heads; 4 whit ROOK WOOD—Dick wer rugs, alocol Jewelr Be on Brace! valued in oll at near $ 00. oe Hhings, silver, and soli t wear $1000. "For the recovery of which the | absve reward will be paid, or in proportion for aa HOWLAND & SAl WANTED, Suit man and Servant, io the upi Apply by letter to ABLE KOOMS for a ino! t Office, box 1987. NCH SPY—Henry St Alme, Mr Hadawan; Mohainated, ‘Pit and Gallery, quarter to 7; performance to commence ASTLE GARDEN —Mr Baxen, Stage vaunger—Wed- 40. the entertaiuments will com- by the Orchestra. r. Selim Pettiboue, Rear of 43 Ann street._| M bout hall past | a rad Soccciate assist Booth; Tony Bay -rd, ANTED—A situation, b; young woman of u ques- Bi tionable character, as children’s uurse. tious to travelling with a lady. the second floor. RE WAKD.—Drowned, last even 9 o'clock, between Governor's Island and Castle Gar- M. LLOYD, about 20 years eld, d bosom shirt, with t \d ed * W. Lloyd.” 0, deu,a youug mau, vamed Enquise at 71 Beekman je it! ‘worsted check pants, fauteu » iene eames a slat onbe the buck of the watch mark: or liquor store: 0 ubjections to going at this office to He Rt e Fra D ier which, KI98 IN THE DA. f rs Pettibone, Miss Clarke. + Miss Louisa Wells will dance a Pas Seul from La Bayadere. OR CURE—Mr. Brown, Mr. wn, | omg Clarke: Mr. Mildman, Mr. Eve- stars, was engraved au equesir ton Sold'enp, in whte enamel, the words, Jucot et Cuurcotsicr Thi reward will be pa fi of the bou SAMU Sune 27,187. ROTON Way ER COOLERS. fully cail the atteut rticle for cooling Good city re‘erence given, and se with prompt attention. ti KS IN WANT OF EMPLUYMEN ‘oblige the subscriber, aud probably themselves also, by heir names aud addi 166 William, near W. D. SANKOMD, Cer Steamer Audrew Jackson, informed us ye: id Ste a her late nae GILBERT SHE would most reapect- ents, i Prrformanee to commence at 8. ME ICAN MUSEUM—PERFORMAN® it 339 aud 8% o'clock. AMILLY On KENNEBECK ISTS, pular Band in Amerie jive their Grand Converts this lock, luding the Chap . Jeekmman street. beauty aud dura- KOWNED —Mr. D. ona ce so that it may be The public are respectfully ‘invited to call at 262 Water over street, next door to MV. je28 It trip fromm Naw KW OOD, En plying between New Was lost overboard on the night of the Orleans to this gimeer of the Steamship ‘The most talented an Orleans aud Vera Cruz, an street, betweem Peck al Stove Factory. also other talented man Fanaily, Fee ‘ork with his wife to v * pear, Joris. Mins duties. au ‘A ANNA'S W Taken by the Ame'ican Army in Mexico, at all hours day and evening. hair, Roman’ nose, and about 30 dand taken care of so 01 y Costuvarly the same as those e put them up at Addom’ ebee & Costar’s, 100 Broad s thiends can recover rson so doing will cont applying to the erwood, now at turning her grate: low passenger, for sure of her celal WLING SALUON FOK SALE.—For sale, the large ‘and ‘commodions Bowlin ¢ s Said saloon is elegantly fitted up; carpeted, cus! chairs, and contains e ‘ U m is very large and well ventilated, there bei acool breeze through the place in the warmest weath eatre is compleied that are statiouary. Broadway, opposite Si : wis & Fasrinn' 4 Little Green-st, gY POKT PAVILION d y f the reception 0 jetor would inform his fvieuds au jous shall be wanting on. h jeable summer re N BONAPARTE. ibited at each and every perforinance. WOADWAY THEATRE quablia ‘cting iu Broadway, wil > poses solely, ou or about the first uf September. under the G. H. BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged talent wi sexton, will please address him (pre-pu MANN, sole Prove Mr. Barrett’s absence in Europe, unications may be W. CORBYN, No.2 Bi AUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT 8. n Dens BELL'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA SERENA. BRULLLANT SUCCESS. This Evening—A who takes this opportu to Mr. John Baile: jerous attention to her under the pres- ph lishment, now Corse, 621 Broadway; and after partakiny extablishment, no: ts f left for Philad ‘Saloon No. 360 Bros public that no ex- ler this one of the situaticas for the Leonard re Unsurpassed, ik W. THOMPSON. Proprietor. uuscarora, Schuylkill county, Pa., a Foun f Shop, (will be reuted separate or toge- gether) with a ten horse power steam engive, all in complete cessary tools for Foundry, Machine O RENT—At ‘1 as the proprietor For further particula hours of twelve aud th stock’ to comme: use te Coal, best quality, $2 per ton. je2 jotice to gentlemen who want NOTICE TO GENTLLMEN—If weil dressed on the Fourth, you had bet. ter take your coats and pants to 91 Murray street, corner of Wi have them cleaned or dyed and ‘superior to anything you have had done in this city, p, at short notice.#Articles w sated for the 4th to Thursday and SCORTISSOS, 91 Murry OAKD IN THE COUNTRY.—Persous wishing to tain board ean be pleasantly accommodated at Comwall, Qrange County, ove mile from the landing. The steamer owell stops at the landing every morning and ev her particulars euquire of Mr. H JL you waut to look ington, where you cai haunts, Glees, Dances, ed of the following artists :—Messra H. ..P. Carter, First Banjo; Raymond Second it, Castanett; W. Doualdson,Tamborine; W. he BENEFIT and ian Serenaders. @ at 84 o'clock. remarkably ch must be leit previo and no disappoiatm will be punctuall: the most reasoual ams, by J. N. B—The highest price given for gentle tangle. F Y EVENING, positively the last appearance of the Tickets 23 cents. Concert to comme \ is being the season rods are absolutely necessary. desires to call the attention of uctors. ‘The rods made aud er, cheaper, aud more com ‘They are secured together GRAND CONCE EVENING, July OLL ime. FLEURY JOLLY, Prima Donna, and Mons. EUL, First Barytoue of the French Operaof the Thea: eas, w Orleans, assisted. b ENOVESI, ‘Sig. M TIMM, who will preside at the ‘Piano. PROG! KT will be given on THURSDAY pat up by him are § inform the publi pact than any of Mineral Waters direct from the Springs, ticularly beneficial at th PTI, and Mr. H.C. ishments, No. 2 Park Row 4 oe A ince street. an roadway, near Princ Batata priate es Sole successors to Place & Soutilard. RS OF THE STEAM iber, would respectfully Cambria, that he has rivals from Bavana, a fine assortment ‘Segars, which will 1. Duo, from Belisario—Donizetti ICE TO THE PASSEN der tor only $2 50 to $4 p RIA. —Th Also, French and kee fi"biack cassimeres and doeshins, , Warranted good, or uo sale. fant of Panus, will do well to call at 2034 je20 14t*r 3. Cavatina, from the Barber of 4. Silvio Pellico, 5. Grand Air, from La Jui be worthy of a and Principe HENRIQUE corner of Pine stre ELLING OF F—! NEW FRENCH SILKS, ‘revious to removing, a large stock of reduced ‘50 per cent. Mme. Fleury Jolly. do a PART It. being lin and Piauo—by Osborne: 1 one but the genuine Havans be offered at this estab] ‘AND PENCTu CEDAK ‘he only sure remedy axi Governeur’s Lane, to No. 28 Gold street, next to the corner of John street, wh the undersigued keeps for sale an exteasive assortment, like- Wise five differeut sizes of small cast trop money, chests. je30 I i 2, Cayatina, from the Maria’ f = eamboets. gud our | 2 Casating, from the Maria’ Padilla—Donizet ns of the United rs who are not ¢ port of New York from an ¢ than the State of New Yi be required to make a report, in wri the city of New York, yal of such vessels in the law of May 5, 1847, and in to make such report, the penalty of sevent each of said passenj | 3. Romance, from La Juive—Haley 4. Le Lac, Meditat pos 5. Grand Air. from the Mi i Tickets One Dollar, to be hi principal Hotels, and rt. Mme. Fleury Jolly. Mousselin de Laines que of Laminartinecom- * do Black and Colored do nN urs after the arri- do ort,uccording to the first section of fi Music Stores, the se of any omission or neglect vening of the Con- Embeqidered Barrages SHAWLS AND SCARFS. Barrage Shawls, i and 10-4 all ‘ti datthe door on the e in Box, , one but the subscriber, iivgotiable paper in the sane being stopped. ’ ts? Bank on Friday last, about 8o’elock, or on Saturday morning. ‘The above reward will be paid for its recovery, or the papers therein, and no i jinted on the front. LAND, 27 Wall st. in whose case th enforced. Bl pi {Doors open at 7. Concert to commence at & o'clock pre- v, Embroidered Cra Black Silk Shaw Scarfs of every ki MANTILLAS, V ome extra rich. Timm will play on his new grand Piano, manufac- iu Clark. WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPRIA— anager W. R. Blake— General Agent of the Commissioners of Emigration. York, 26th A. Marshall—Stage ODA WATER—For syrups. "With this recipe the retailer can water without apparatus or machinery of an peuce not to exceed ten cents per dozen, ma trouble, and ready for use in twenty minutes. be made unless the pope is perfectly satisfied. Apply to 0. 4 Orange street, where a may Dr. MARSHALL, : beseen. Price for the recipe 85. sumers of Cotton Thr caution=d that an Ke-—Black, White, Colored, article of spool thread marked “Coates & Co.,”now offe sale in this market, is not the celebrate factured by Messrs, J. & P. Coats, HUGH ease Wednesday Evenini valuable recipe, with mstruc- ing. June 30,'will be performed the drama tions, for making bottled soda water, with or without T DAYS OF POMPEI|—Lydon, Mr. G. Jamison; Mrs. Blake; Nydia, Mrs. OW Previous to which, A PLEASANT NEI P, Mr Chapman, Sir George, Mr K: of the richest and newest H ERY of every kind an e Most complete assortment. Al: LINENS of the most superior make and bleach, being made ex ready for our 0} JUSLINS—. in Silk, Cotton and $0, Leman; Saga of Vesuvius, ‘ : KP. Coats. of Paisley. se erga drat or Brain in New Youn, June editors of the late WIL- No char ill wn family trade. ed. Apply t conet, Cambric, Mulls, Nainsooks fancy Checks, Stripes, and every thing belonging to | UNION COURSE, L.1—TROTTING. HE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the old established Drug Store, corner of Bayark and Chrystie streets, for sale abargau. ‘Toa young physician it offers quite an induce: he above place. ‘Terms reasonable, Sold i eer ment Apply at on the illness of the ow! Dos a esesey eve with about $38 in sina leaving je30 BANDS, FLOUNCINGS. i th aud to all persous whom it may concern, Swine Muslin Teertinass LIAM E, SAGE, that the following order or ds of Matanzas, Island of Cuba, 1 HANDKERCHIEFS of every kit ES—i-4 wide Black Barrages, a sp of Matanzas on the twen' thousand, eight hundre + of nfaatry and evil and militar iction, having snspecte nt LINEN CAMBR BLACK BARRAG! did articl EMBROIDERIES—The la pes, Chemizettes, DERED HAN 7 yellow Pocket B It notes. It was probably lost in an omuibus betwee New York and Harlem, The finder (by tthe Herald office) will be liberally rewarded. c br. m. Betsy Baker. Jove Falguera.brig eruor of said city and its jurisd proceedings of the meetin broperty instituted by Mrs rgest assortment ever offered of © bik. g: Jack Cade: CHIEFS—An elegant as- Johoston enters... Adimission to all parts of the Course 30 cei a jepsey 3. H. Wayland, widow of OST—Oa the 27th justant, at the beach, a Gold Skeleton Lever te guard chain, the watch inarked D. BH D., beiy tomed, hard dialed, nurled cases, and made by by, AU Pool lane, Liverpool, No2429t. A liberal reward will be paid to the person who ‘found it, and will return it to, the or owner, at jassau street New LoNxg BR H FOR establishmeut at Long Branc health to all. & je00 2terodre® tlemen leaving the eity fur th ‘us, will do well to call aud exam: the first quali Havaua and Principe Segar Store of 106 Broadway, coruer N. B.—Fire Crackers for saie, wholesale and r © it MBROIDERED ROBES—In Lace, Swiss Muslin, Jao- Mr. William E. Sage, for the purpose of convening the credi- i conet Musfin, a lot of beautiful Mult Muslin Robes for mora- also the resolution of snid y of November last, Lis entered at folio two hundred and twenty-five, ou rse side, by which said iflektion which might jcean House, tars of the letters havi UNION COURS! Mechlin, Bruxelles Point, Regen- creditors submi aces and Edgin be m J, 8, mnes, Sleeves, Cuffs, | 8 Ke, &e. RSE $250—$30 to the jug considered all other things which have ‘two mile heats consideration of the court, said that he ought to declare and did declare that said creditors must be the said widow lu the first place ddegtee aud out of the whole fund of the estate are to be paid the costs of these proceedings, and the taxing officer is to ‘iew the agreement of the parties made at the meetiuj the third day of December, of the year last past, ant endorsed on folio two hundred and furty-one; iu the second plice and degree out of the price of the coffee estate Santa Ana, Messrs Drake Brothers & Company are to receive the amount due to them for supplies to said estate, and from the amount of the ons haif of the coffee estate ¢ lied O ap) cK !—The new and known as the Mo ttouse, is vow open tor the reception of visiters: ple’s old f-vorite for the proprietor, will affo rtfully invite | make Wwe will becomp all sell offour present | STION before moving into | ES BECK & C lose june 30, by 90’clock. To und examine fort _New York, June 30th, 1917 JUST RECEIVED from the State of New York, cone brown Horse, 164 hands high double and single hares of bright bay horses 10. hi kind ia double and single harness sale at the Western $3 REWAKD.—DOG LOST I black tanned English ‘Terrier, with d short tail, wears a silver ring the owner's uame. je 25 3tis WF&Sar DLICK LO SmOKetm—ith JULY, ath JULY the extensive assortment of Havaua aud Priucipe Segars, which are warranted to be of nd geuutine, always on hand at the Imported eptiou of visiters, ADIES’ AND GENT KOBE —The hi ta or families who are desirous of converting their left off aire to receive whatever Accounts of supplies to aad third place and degree proxim city of ‘Thi w York. ash on hand te da floating dest of $19, been paid, $7,810 of the tuaded debt, fall next. debt of the Company is $594,: 00 594,300 regular semicaunual dividends will mencing in November next. he following the company fur iscal years :— Seprember M87 1846 $19,793 83 Incr. October 10,527 46 20,005 09 November ‘ 9208 13,478 31 December 8,039 17 rt January 9673 97 18471 February 10,096 18 12, March 3,199 OF April : 14,070 79 May be! 72 29 Totals | $94.22 59 By order of the Board of Director Jem aeer A fof a consting Vessel rat his office after the arrival of shall um of be entithed shall sue for owe voyage in each month, e each year, and the said [’, jeut may 1 money. heretofore collected at the Custom How payable at the office of he Seamen's Rete to take effect on the first of June, 1917, 7, iat ROBERT HAZARD, Jr, Col ¢ hours, 10 to 3 o'clock. Dress Trowsers, 30s.; Llama Cloth P. je large assortment of extablishment goods of from the best of possible cash pri Jem jv i531 auls-315t*r 60 Strand, land manufact out of the price of the coffe Aua, there is wo be York.merchants, dollars; being the any one returning hin to 169 d OXESGE OF THE NEW YORK PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON RAILKOAD COMPANY. New York, June 29, 1817. A Dividend of Two Dollars and Fitty Cents per share, will be paid ro the Stockholders wf this Company, ou ist Jul at the company’s Office, No. 2 Hauover strees, in the & the sum of four thousand, two hundred amount of their credit,as appears by « and by the certificate of the register of mortgage folio sixty-threr; 1 the fourth ph ceeds of the same estate there should be paid Hilt Clark, the amount why from the ‘aforesaid certificate, and from the surety bond folio two huudred place and degree let there be ‘of said estate to Mr. Joseph Fowler the sum EIVED THIS DAY—The rested Cockatoo, it muck to thee attend them at their residence, by appoi SVENSTYN, 466 d to by Mra. J, LEVENS' 01 ve and degree, outof the pros be in any public or man’s, possession dS Bird Cages and Bird 3 h shall appear ty Books will be closed on the Ist July proximo. aunouncement, the Board it proper to ‘wake known to the Stockholder ¢ present conditiun of the Compan ‘Bere W. 8. JOHNSTON, 260 Brondway. HARPS, 281 BROADWAY —. inaker and im) invites the this delightful instru ‘ *S New System of | ting universal attention ils, are everywhere disc Saty owe tia ine sou of its extraon The most remarkable #, nor any other of the ordinary age ture in this new system ch deduct 234 per cent dividend, as above. . 32,500 00 tuderstood, how: oyal Treasury un the Consuvar Deput finished, and also plun deseriptions, of ps, ever offered to their no: style of finish certainly un: A list of prices and d je 11 30rd at Were IANO taught on very moderate terms, by a lady who bi iderable experience in teaching. She profes- very requisite effect is agent employed is that mysterious and all je cause of life and m wetisim, and’ which ever, that said sum 1s to be depos til the injunction appears from the note of said certificate, is di degree out of, the of the one half of pervading powe: called eiectricity now known to be 13 86; there has» Iso ng due Ist August price of the coffee estat f the estate called Ontani be credited to Messrs. Bruidge & Company of n, merchants, the sum of three ihousand five hi represent in their proceedings, as appe: blic document annexed at fol two hundred aud fifty-nine, and from the certificate at folio sixty-three aforesaid, on the reverse side; in the sixth place and degree, out of the said proceeds of te coffee estate Santa fet there be paid to ‘Lhe Company has no floating debt at this time. The funded else can approach it. means of renovating their of i. jursous after effects, Ii ODE Holtich» One 104 1. talk 396 P.M. Bee Dr-Hollick’s book called * Neuropathy,” to ve had I the booksellers. ¢ undertakes to impart a thorough knowledge ‘A line addressed to rs ith. at the Herald office, shall be attended to, . Jolin Grab, f New York, merchants, the st ven hundred and sixty dollars and th taining to thet, as appears from the eo ments, beginning at folio thre. cate made by the register of mortgages: « plage, aut ofthe s of twelve thou- LIGHT HAT! ss of the Company, the op niou of the Directors, that ereafter be paid, com> . bell ad rated colored exhibiti works ever offered | ¢, is wow ready per order, . he: Ke. dep u, apply to J. W. HOLBERTON, 75 Maiden | fore folio e statement of the ree , between the past and pon the freedom and elasticity of the head. ws that summer hats should be ax light and niry ax jossible, and that any mau can, make more money with oue of ox's than with any others F fort lane, New Yor! sufficient to pay them in full, Try the experiment a between thei; it being understood ctive quota in the ore assigned, shall execute the bond tlea in law to a preference. ds of the sale of the coffee estate Onta- allegations contained in the docu-, that each creditor, on r place and degree heretof. RLAND—Lo gen- , to market gure Let there be de- ducted from the procee ro, in Consequence of th mentat folio one hundred and the sum of two thousand two h i balance due in tne accounts o| Mrs. Mary Sage Webster, as appears from the dred and one, on the reverse the act of the meet Decreed by his Ho- Al d d his establishment, ans sity of closing the same, in Consequence | of the proprietor being about to erect new buildings on that | athe towa of Westehester, within nine miles with right of passin w offered at private su over Harlem Bridge fe, in lots coutaining ch. ‘The lands are within fiftern the railroad ; front on good roads ; are ueighborhood of schools, aud churches of different denominn- tions ; the water is good, aud location healthy: pply to. UR MORRIS, osling will keep his office up stairs for the ensuing from five to fitt claims against the above estal i y where all havin ment will please to call for payment. —TURTLE DINNERS, at Burntiam’s J The first dinner this season wil Jace on Wednesday, the 30th June. ins 1., weatner permitting, if not, the firs: fair § AND SHIP MAS 1 EKS— poge 457, section 10,— ‘Verms modernte it ch iguel Angulo y Heredia. of New York, wit the port as shall be demanded from him ander the le, andevery master for each omission contained in the ree, to which | hester Co, sto WALTER D, Counsel lor, TON, York. TESTIMONY of t in the foregoin: Hast ui cil rmity with the order, 1 XCURSION— = TELEGRAPHIO. —S ‘The President in Boston. a Revere Hovse, Bostox, June 29. The President and suite arrived in this olty at twelve G'clock to-day There was a fine display in the midst of “fall of rain. The President and party are at the Re- Vere House The particulars of the reception to-mor- row Affaire in Albany. Atmany, Jume 29, 1847, Wour hundred Irishmen of Albany have tendered ox- Governor Wm. Hf. Seward a public dinner, which he bas declined. ie Meeting of the Senate. Avaany, June 29, 1847, The Senate met at 12 o'clock, M. The Governor no- minated Frederick Whittlesey for Justice of the preseat Supreme Court, in place of Jewett. He also nominated Samuel Beasdsley for Chief Justice of the present Supreme Court, in plave of Bronson. He also nominated David H. Abell, of Albany, for Ce- nal Appraiser, in place of Chestur Hayden, whose term expired on the 4th of May last. ‘The Senate immediately confirmed Mr.7Beardsley's nomination, This gentleman was, before, a Justice of the Supreme Court, and his confirmation promotes bim from the office of Justice to the oftice of Chief Justice, The Senate adjourned till to-morrow, without con- firming either of the other nominations. ‘here is a strong opposition to Mr. Whittlesey. ‘The Governor has not yet nominated a candidate for the other vacancies upon the bench of the Supreme Court. Mr, Field is a prominent candidate. Puitavenrata, June 29, 1847. ‘The Southern telegraph is out of order. No news ‘The Western line is also out of ordi BY THE MAILS. === Affairs in Washington. Wasninatox, Jume 28, 1847, The Medical Stoff of the Army again—Mexican Affai —The Clergy—Brazit, My reprehensive comments on the appointment, with- out examination, of the medical staff of the tex new regiments, have been met with an argument which | will frankly confess is unanswerable, however much | may still deplore the necessity involved. It is ermued with great force that even did the law authorize the ex- amination, which is denied, still there was not sulficient time to organize a board of examiners, issue invitations to medical men in all parts of the Union, an omixsion of which procedure might be deemed invidious and un- just, and submit the names of those duly certitied as competent medical officers to the Senate iu time for ap- proval by that body, before the termination of ihe ses- sion. The act authorising the raising and equipment of the ten new regiments was approved on the 11th of February, and there would consequently have been but twenty days for examination, nomination to the Senate, and confirmation by that body. The session of a hoard of examiners most frequently extends over a period of several months, the examination of each candidate ge- nerally occupying two davs, us the process is slow, tho- rough, and serupulous. It would have been physieally impossible to examine all the candidates in season to present the names of the successful ones to the Senate for confirmation. I most cheerfully acquiesce in the force of this argument, still regretting the necessity of appointing these medical officers without exaiaination. Some of them are unexceptionable as to qualifica- tions and character. Some of them may not be. I cordially concede to the War Department, and to the President, entire honesty of purpose in making their ap- pointments; but considering that they were obliged to appoint men wholly unknown to them, and tor whose qualifications they were compelled to rely on the repre- seutations of those whose Interest it, not unfroquently, might have been to lead them astray, it would be sur- prising if some unfortunate appointments were not made, Among those appointed, are some whose sccept- ance of their commission was as well a condescension us a public benefit. Among these may be mentioned Dr. Barton, one of the most eminent of his profession in the United States, and to whose wholesome regulations the improved health of the city of Vera Cruz is inno «mall measure attributable. He is not the only instance, nor do I mean te convey the impression’ that any of the me- dical staff of the ten new regiments are not entirely wor- thy of the trust reposed in them. All 1 mean to say is, that it is a happy chance if they be. It is likewise averred that the unfortunate result of General Butler's wound is attributable to his own im- prudence, and not to improper surgical treatment. It may be so. I know nothing, except from information derived from an authentic source, iny informant, not impossibly, being himself misinformed. But even ad- mitting this to be the case, it does not at all invalidate the truth of my former statement, that there are many inexperienced and incompetent medical men now with the army, whether belonging to the old army, the ten new regiments, or the volunteer force. | am not prepared to say—most probably to one of the two lust, or to both ~as from the trying ordeal the old army medical offi- cers pass through, before their appuintment, it is scerce- ly possible the corps can contain incompetent pructi- tioners. Im the letter in which I promulgated the plan of Mr. Walker's Mexican tariff, | said the castle of San Juan W’Uhis would be made the custom-house of the port of Vera Cruz, being more healthy than the eity itself.— Some journals, if I recollect aright, the Union among them, undertook to question the authenticity of this statement, The New Orleans papers of the 20th inst., announce that “ there is a great deal of sickness in Vera Cruz, but very little in the castle of San Juan; there has not buen a case of yellow fever there.”’ The state- ment is made on undoubted authority. Private letters received in this city confirm its correctness, Time is @ great vindicator. A letter from Puebla, in the Picayune of 20th, says: “To conquer a peace, the best way is evidently to concili ate the clergy.” ‘The truth of thisis becoming every day more manifest, Any one who bas traced the history of the church in Mexico—with what recuperative buoyancy | it has weathered the political storms that have so often stirred the Mexican nation to its lowest depths, before and since it became a republic—and what vast influence it has at all times wielded over the minds of the masses must have seen that in the present disorganization of factions, the Mexican church is the main reliance of those who wish to negotiate with the Mexican people | It was on this account that the speculations of the Union absurd at any time—were, in the crisis in which they were penned, #0 preguant with mischief, Had the Mexi- | cam people known a6 much as is known in Washington caused these pre- t TY.—The splendid steamer GA- hundred dollars. A. Gale, has been charter- fact wo provide for sick and disabled sea- | ed for an excursion down the Thursday evening, the Ist day of July—the foot of fore 8 o'clock; foot of eet at By o'clock, has been engaged, abd ured to ensure pleasure The excellent host of ‘Matanzas, February 6uh, 1817, FRANCO. 8TO! _Mr. John De Witt of Sussex county, New Jersey, w six months afflicted with pain in the side and breast, spittin blood daily, with a di diligently by his ph: It ‘The President of said Trustees shall demand, and ceive, aad in case of neglect or refusal to pay’, dLpecover in the name of the people of this Stal he following sume trom the master ofevery vessel that hall arrive atthe port of New York, uamely: First, from the master of every vessel from a foreign port dollar and fifty cents; for exch mate, sailor or marine, une dol- iar, Second, from the master of exch coasting vessel, for each person ou board composing the crew of such vessel, twenty- no coasting vessel from the States of New Je etient and Rhode Islaud, shall px puting from t ¢ for the penal imposed by law on masters of coasting vessels for not. pay grave-yard cough, ho, was councelled je then applied to me to obtai a dozen bottles of Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup, which he took according to the directions. Afver taking two bottles he was | rely relieved from all his symptoms, bat continued taking f dozen bottles were exhaust Reede street at 20 ENIN, HATTER, 214 !Broad Ae reghocrtonc tas base oes patronage of the public to eu Sales Rom, 80 as to mak |, by the very liberal lat and Cap Manufactor blish ment the largest ant for himself, ove the anticipated di the said John Di Pleasant and ogreeable excursior Fare for excurson: conversant with the cireum- terested for Schenck, bu encow meut of such as ma: M. CC d by J.H. SCHENCK, ixth street, Phila a few years since at to adhere strictly to laid down, and which have bee ably Every purchaser and visiter may rest assured that rt will be spared to render d gentleman, $1 argis, Nelson’ Brewer, Fl ¢ following rules, which were then e and for sale at his principal delphia; 4 Courtlandt st joston; and by Druggists in ger 526 70 jis purchase in every | office, 32 Soutl: New York; 8 State street, 2. No importunity will be made to induce him to buy an un or inferior article. 3. Every article shall be, as heretofore, of t tax imposed by the above act, inc adi wi fhe grant of the excl tenmers, the rivers O) lege of navigating, are, in Vevesuel Congress on it Repu rices are anifurm, erate as any other estab! By observing these rules—keeping always full and complete, by close perso: id stage of manufacture es) and by careful Of his patrons, the subscriber confidently trusts not y to maintain his former standing but also to conduct that ness with a satisfaction to the public hitherto Ist, quality of Nutria, or Beaver Hats, $4 10; lack and Drab, Cassimeres, ‘anamas, Canadians and imported ( ‘Skins, from the most celebrated manu- iore moderate than tnost, and city or elsewhe: having been engaged for the or- A. Barclay street ne tovelock PM, fe the celebrated Oratorio in the magnifivent (eut be- Society, which will amboat EUR. , Will leave the fo hikeepsie, why fhe pertormed, Uo. Agricultural performance will emmy whieh the party will re-embark term of eighteen years terms highly advantageous Iam desi with ludividuals or a of the Creation will longing to the Dutehe: i, SON. TAILORS AND TRO WSEe MAKERS 69 STRAND, CONDOS rr Oven en ots, 428; Dress 6 England would d i yoy ‘lo well to ins) " handred thousand dollars will be require aud be prepared to exhibjt 1 the course of ten le aud authentic sour e rivers (the Apure being a main branch of Prise cannot fail to basuccess- evidence, from cree dT supper at Poughkeepsie, Refreshments on board the boat rovided for all who wis! ratorio will be wader the inoco), and that the ent direction Of Mr. T. ings, previous to making purchases, as they w: i th most 2 ceived monthly 1. ROBT, GEO. PAIG IF dale SMITH, EDMIS8! London, England. MURRAY LEIGH 1 ON, M.D., has removed + fice to 108 Chambers street (0 Bank) and his House to Biceuth sever (eat of Unie Park} Office hours from 2 to 6 fi BS romptly attended to, and interv: led to him by the American Institut ed Summer Gossamer which has in agreat degree su bert foro being lighter T. ZAN ther with Dodsworth ‘engaged for the occasion and dowh will be enlivened by instram n short, nothing Will be wanting to make the ig» ye . VESPABIAN ELLIS.” ISSOLUTION —The copartnershi Diiiwcen M08, & GULON ot Ne under the firm of G' IN & Ci of said firm 18 no longer to be used. New Onveans June 11, 1897, eperore sx ‘orf, STUART GUINNESS and JOAN BUSH, of New Orlean UION & is dissolved, and the nam accord with the fashions of d from the extensive 1 be under the direction of the ured at Firth & Hall's, Frank- Broadway; U.M. Saxton’s, entire arrangement wil Tk. TAYLoR’s BALSAM OF LIVERWORT— ihe werkt: cote fallays ‘cures—Alex Smith. the Consumption; ti vd iste Cloth, wud fed for winter au Holt, Jr 196 Folton « Pern LETTERS TO ALL PARTS OF EU. ROPE —The subscribers will receive and forward jet- ters, per steamer “Cambria,” Ist July, to all parts of Eu- r +, 20th inst, ‘0. 6 Wail street. P 8.—Letters can be prepaid, as above, to ali parts of the eon- it one. Bigs will close at 5% Ee Mesberes ti i d eet; JP. Per EL have been cured by its use, Bewnre of coumterieitn: Ke So Sone of See member, the genuine is now prepared at the wh: vreet, atthe boat, or of either rp 160% Fulton street, Brooklyn, be admitted on board the boat without rC ‘and Mavy Cap and Infants’ Hi: tyles from Paris, h those interested, are invited to mand French Umbrellas, Carpet sammer wear; Arm the. service; Youths No person will as per samples and book of patterns, orth Sixth Heke’ Phil warranted in declaring h demand of the beau mondr, fer to follow their own ¢ dictates of fashion. i hoaburn, 60 Congres Je WES&M Ate FOR LIVERPOOL—New Lins f July—The wew splend Captain Asa EI le to meet any and ever, from 73 Beekman street—all others are spurious and ae authori- packet ship ROSCIUS, be For freight or passage, havin ply on board, at p spon, EXCURSION TO CROTON FALLS LAKE HOPAC, Crovon Lake, Danhur: jaclem Rail Rond, Dai ; foot of Wall LINS, 56 South st. . Cobb, will suc aguat, her - 1 CLOTHING. Arutt anh # HH 2 SUIT, ATR GAAPS pee sor of the 4 o'clock LofHike WAREHOUSE, AT THE © m6 eer No, 102 Fulton streec. ceed the Roscius da of the relations of the Executive Journal with the ad- | ministration, these speculations would have been barm- loss. As it was, they were mistaken by many papere even | in this country, as foreshadowing the views and purposes | of the government | gyThe smiling of the Ohio, with Mr. Tod, our new envoy to Brazil, has, 1 doubt not, dissipated many of the base. loss apprehensions engendered by more baselérs rumora ‘of possible hovtilities between Brazil and the United States. We have been altogether in the right from the Airst, and Brazil is fully aware of the fact, how much so- she may seem to chafe (for private ends) at the tm- plied admission of her minister, that the weight ot/evi- Let was on our side. Our government never pretended to deny the right of Brazil to enforce ber municipal ordinances against the persons of our seamen and off- cers,when offending against the regulations of her police Butin the case of Lieut. Davis, s naval offcer was ar- rested and imprisoned while in the discharge of hie duty, proceeding to ascertain the disposition made by the police of Rio, of a seaman who was at the time under lis special charge. But the importance of the affatr has in truth been most ludicrously exaggerated, _GALVIENSIB, Barrimore, June 29, 1647. s from the Seat of War—Profesgoy catricals——-The Markets, ¥e. From four o'clock yesterday afternoon up toa few hours since, we have had an aimort continuous fall of rain; but the sun shines out brightly agrin this morninz, and there is strong symptoms of appther hot day. & The news from the seat of war is again becoming of « quite satisfactory chatecter, and has excited quite « general anxiety for later intelligence, The ponies will toubtless have plenty of work in these exciting Limes, and the news they bring will be of more than ordinary interest. Professor Grant is here, preparing to throw some light on the oth of July 4 The Front street Theatre is to be opened on Thursday | night, by Mr. Burton, with an excellent stock company. @ hove been so long without amusements, that Mr Burton will doubtless be largely patrenised. Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Miss Chapman, and himself, are to be tho prinolpal attractions. 1s Wal On Saturday, 1400 brls. Howard ste e¢ | eee aed acge0. ‘Vesteraxy tha rave could uot be 0