The New-York Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1866, Page 5

A TRIP T o DA it .: 10a1, ‘ ARMY GAZETTE. dress. Twenty copies, to ouo address. . w2 Quartermaster [ AB extracopy will be sent for each cluly of ten. bosiness con- FRMI-WEEELY TRIBUNK. on of which to | Mail subserivers, 1 copy, 1 year—i0Oé numbers. . Col. L. H, Peirce | Mail subscribors, 2 copics, ) year—104 aumbers e Department of the | Alail abscribers, 5 coples, of over, for each copy. » Tegritory. Persons remitting for 10 coies €30, will recsive an. 1 GON—SPLENDID UNION . Greenourh ha 1.—A GLIMPSE OF KANSAS. 1a! Corres 1 is under eon erom Our Sp Fiom the committ | President in Union squ 20, —Comw; | e- | ma | A kind resident r Kaw (noW & . rove up the mein straot bope the con ke it a ), with 3 *_for 6 months. the tirst thiy whoever shall receive its commission, that L eap ticket receives o atill largor majori- iaar 1, M, Samusl Mun. | Persoas remittiug for 15 copres $45, will receive aa extrs 0opy : s T e e ate, 8 Untor mejority; Hoase, tos volagteers, Juae 27, 1506, | one year, cast of the statue ou the pedes is to oce here to re- main an entire year before it upon, “‘The light of the pu acl " Augelo told the young sculptor would fest the value of bis | ¥ ORTRESS work, ought to be as much desired by the artist as by those | {9 for municiy who have the responsibiiity of spending the peoples | ¥ 4 bour; the la 15 miles ap hour is attuined. gage of slecping-cars (*¢ palaces, least inadvertisements), the lat Jlaving bad a disal ence of the former ro «oven months ugo, 1 chose the latter, and bave been well repaid. 1t is true that in our ¢ RESIGNED, DAILY TRIBUSE. 1. reuce Steldon, Brevet Major, €10 per auuuwm; $5 for six montha Captain Usiced States Ariuy, | Addroes THE TRIRUNE, New-York. Tho fo | 1 believe, is the Western LYCTION T KORFOLE, VA. o, June 27.—An election in Nor- o1 ofticers and & D u this elty on the 23th, The returns come in [ W, |, 8, embowered in gardens ’ money. ' ol 8 ¢ | o¥ly. Joln Good lected he city in the | sorted the eervice of the United States on or about the lst | Suryker embowered in gardens, the h oney. The sculptor himself cannot tell exactly bow 3 ol ade was elocted to represent the city - ‘While en roate from Fort Leavenworth, Kanses, to Fort i B.‘.K‘molol Pet NS ¢ o1 the bill, indicate long-continued pros- | b8 work wil bear the ustried light and altitade of its mew Touce of Delegntes, beating his opponent two to oue. E. H. d0ph, Dakota Territory. ) Seailand, perecs copy. Ludlyw was elected Mayog of the city, and Wm. Deggs The duties upon which Bravet Lieut.-Col. D. L. Eaton, | HINSDILL-REEVE—Iu this diplu Taesday, y U 1sen from as endure 2 ISCELLANEOUS. . olegate to the State Legisle- | 1y, orqer dishonorably discharging Hospital Steward MARRIE 5. Banks, United States Army, is revoked. He de B"Jo—lfi!ll—lnfl.l-em‘ on Thureday, Juni 22, by the Rev. Poloe D. D, Josenh 'dlnwufi,mhl‘?-m“ 55, the s ntry railroads avoid ‘the finest by, L el . T o * k _ | perity, rather than the result of nearly tex ¢ position; and a year's exiibition of it in this way would give saary, the best agricultural regions. Ti especially | PR, ult of nearly ten years of war- | ¥ y L4 o P g >, 8 o -y s TRav, J. Routeyn Berry of 3 : e case i tho Wost, whero ssttlement followed the rivers | f47¢: The popalation of the town is now ubour 8,000, | 1% full oppartaaity t take advantago of i own discoveries, | SS67i by Jorge wajoritios. ‘Tho eleotion passed offquistly. | Tarhasity UGS Siies ART N8 ;fif;}‘ hergope o | pinsion, VE Shd Frsaees e, T dgher of Chaios O e gy t | This afternoon my friends took aad of the popular critielsm, much hetter, as a genere! thing, | MEFTING OF DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS IN PEXNSYLVANIA. | ye dofences of Wasbington. . Roove of this sy, end the old emigrant roads, forming belts of tolerably | N 1ds took me to mount Oread (as T ™4 : . : POUCH—HASCY—0n Thureday, June 21, ot the First o st it piisriod e b oo the Blalh $5 6k et in Damel s kenes thase io's waore disinterested aud to the point, than that of the journals. HarrisBuiG, June 22 —An informal meeting of —————— : Ui 018 Brocion. Oy ety 3 v-mmn. thorouch ¢ 5 Loggimit ‘ ST AN | i rividy fiha ko Y L s We have not seeu Mr. Gireenough's statue, althonzh we shoull | soldiers favorable to the election of Clymer for Governor, con- NAVY GAZETTE, Al ed 1. Couih o lseriet ., Havey, daughter of u-u—,'h ia Indiaug and Olio—is still comparatively rude. 14 R . ". - Mexican vagueros | like to; nor do we know any work of his except the * Frank- | sisting of delesates from various parts of the States, was hell o —— of Beaokiyn. v wit v yoars th 1 o bog le: iarding their horses on the sy slopes, and down 3 . . T only within @ fow yoars that railroads have begun to lead, | "% W e 3 G5 gramey lagesy sl down, | in Doston. That it by no means a discreditable porform- | bere to-day. They resolved to issue a call for o mass State OZDERED. * R 5 justead of follow settlement, and the line may soon be | i a1 a Sauta P train of din | ance, although it suggests the reflection that, if Fraoklin had | Couvention of parsons calling themselves Johnson Soldiers in J"'*e\“" Sargeon T. M. Potter, to dnty‘y B}j. al xnng‘:: e DIED. v beyoad which they wil represcat the most rapid | & Selicircle. Beyond the superb bottoras, chequercd with | Just such a Sgure, is talor sbowos ks city on the I8t of August. Tous, New-Tork, Commander Kttt . Bea e | b S iy oyme i Harci B growth and the best cultivation. | ‘m]*fl{vl doted with farm-houses, rose a line of undulat- | mekiog his walstost to exaggerate rather than conceal his TEXAS STATE ELECTION. wou Robert A, Whedon, to daty at Naval Hospital, New- Ty ) wil a9 <00 ut e house, No. 192 Soutn Fisstat., Jes- Aeetion was suggested tome while observing the | B¢ bills, with here aud thero an isolated mound-like deformity. Still. the etatue looks a good straight-forwared | Npw Opppaxs, June 20.—At the Texas State Elec- Lol DERACEED. Hudwoo, N, Y.y ":'}'m"»i'.'.',?;,. i ed to the teaveler's view by the Pacific Rail- | Putte,” in the eouth, It was a picture of the parest portrait of the man, and we beliove Mv. Greenoogh tried to | (o oy @ Lty L0 A i and Hampstead voted largely | Tane %2—Sailmaker Robert L. Tatem, from stesmer Sara- | fAYS=0n Tharudey, 336 towe, June | g‘flh 2B e tr. Therearebut | Pastcral boauty. make it 0, and we thavk him aceordingly, and wish he may | o't (E ISR ERERSITCT T the Union Con. | 206 and ordered home; Surgeon J, 8. Kiiebes, from duty at | Treitl RS o'visidence T o, G 1. by P g . Louis and Jefferso; \ otk little 1 by . . Naval Ren ~York, and wi ders; Pass evie ch are atall picturesque—tho wooded and | A little further where the | be;,,h,l:;'{,d‘:,:‘,"“.' % arsicey e servaitrs tiokot s clected by sn immense maority, Tholoosl | B vmtareansons B L Dobcks v Gy af the Pailndas. | s fo kon aiies o & b’ s ey Rilge Epasngal sparkling Meruuwee, and the mouths of | frst wartyrs of Kannas—Barb them=—dnd the | 2S00 LRt T "‘;“n'.’:{‘::"‘; {omake. | clectious are tie same. Tt i bellovod tho majorty will be six | plis Novy and oriored toduty in charge cf vl stares | Chrcl, w034 ol L nirdered f Lawrencs Ho tarid | T . agraph that canght our eve, in of e jonrnals, abo % Worro Safivere kel ” st Panoma, N. urgeon Chasles D. Maxwel E hestn wee lio buried. The Stockades of the wou. NegroSuffrage killod the opposing party, A very | &8 Cte B Bt SO o, a0 ordured 1o re. | M B bl i o o et e . Fhllazeiphle, and Osage Rivers—aud none | jate war, and the intre: ibit much more than th re., Yet the uplaud region, a f tine of the road, is, I am told, rich, we Mr. Greenough's model, said that be bas reprceented Mr. LY A s A _ Y * | large voie was poll d throughiout the § h his relief ariyes; AssistantSurgeon {mitive stage of agri- | phetic war, are still to be s b 2 Lincolt i " g k& torn home s soon as his reiicf arciyes; Ass 22th yeur of iy sge. g M War; A 0 Seen upon bill. 8o youn, ncoln as sitting with his lisud up to his chin, en artitnde de- ® ’ P00 " Wiliam V. Marmion, from duty at the Naval Hospital, New- " 4 iles south of tho | Yown, an _“";“ cha history ! Yet now all is peace, activity, | signed o diminish the somerehat too great length of his face as it VERMONT JENOCRATIO DORVENEIOR. York, aud ordered o 'mu:yllieuvnlc; ‘late Tiobert Siee), ey e e e ‘j‘:”}.‘;;g“_;::, MoKisesk wil fho li-farmed, and lovely fopeiul prosperiiy, and evry ouc, looking upon UG | was in nature.Porhags wo do not remowbor rigiils, aad the MoxTPELIER, Vi., Juno 20,—The Democratic State | from steamer Bienvile, and ordered ome. Tiie ro atives an of the Lauyly e Iy favitedto attend e fair laud around, can but pray thit the end of its tnal hus id that tho attitade had that | COBVeRtion to nominate candidates for State officers, was held without farthe chments of the eurlier and pro DID. Acting-Master W, N, Price of steamer Nipsio, ot Monte. to look upon. baen reached. b7, | Merasraphist may only bave Even when of® reaches the Missouri, there is little in | —_—— - | effeet; not that it was adopted for the sake of haviug it. But, | 14 this place to-day. Every county in the State was repro | v, "a'0ri17 a6, . if our first mewory be right, and the paragraphist spoke trus, | ented bat two. Waldo Bingham, esq., of Hydo Park, pre- MISCELLANEOUS, b fipeg!ul Notices. th o s of sided, rted Vice-President from each county, | The steamer Winooski was at St. Johns, N. B., on the 21th e Buperoriaen e hen we venture to remonstrate againgt the prinetpls on which ported by m:‘-m I;L;mn Go:dmn mw".”dzv oy n““:mr Frolie, fug-ship Cannadaigus, Ticonder Touse Phnlon & Soa’s extract of the ** NIGIIT BLOOMING the attitude has been soleoted. What Is wanted is, a portrait- | 800 Messrs W. W. I o Keursarge 3ih i - | CEREUS” rsvunded by s migle simosphors . i and Kearsarge were at Lisbon on the 5th inst, Tho Kear- | CEREUS” t4 to be b as under that of Lord | Wir ofiiciated as Secretaries. sarge sailed for Loston ou the 7th. The Colorado was &t e A 6 Or o atara sailed from o tranciog perfume. The living breath of the sweetest flower the earth Asingle | SENATOR RLOWN'S DECLINATION. low mwud, with its dull e toa | I8 VIEWS OF SUFFEAGE, CONG cst of all rivers to divert one’s attentio t tide of liquid that u pieture of the all of cottonwood trees beyond, S, AND THE PRESI- B i Talarary o it DENT. st mpam b foll P , ole stream. he seventy or eighity ENT. Bacon, could be written sic sedebet, * Thus, he used to sit,” | TV6 rominecs are the same as last yoar, and are as follows: | Toulon undergoing repuirs, ~The steamer 0 miles quring which we skirted it, the tarbid surfice was tor Gratz Brown has written a thoughtful lettor to | If Lincola's faco was Ling, we want {0 seo it as it was; if bo | For Goversor, Chas: N. Davenport, of Wilmington; for Licut. i 1:;&;&2";! Notfolk, V., ou th Zith lust, fr the KU | produces is readered pecaisnent ia ks amber drops. No foreign ex- uarclieved by a seil, unbroken by the paddies of a single | ple of Missouri, embodyivg his declination of azain | was not in the habit of sitting with his hand vpon his chin we | Governor, D. P. Lai ley, of Buriington; aud for Treasurer e — trac’ for the handkerchie! will compare with it.—[ Boston Transeript. Doserted, monotonous, hideous, treacherous «d for the Senate. To this course he is de- | ©a seo no more reason for putting him fa that sttitado than | L H Noyes.of Hrde Park. Naval Intclligence, Offer Pritain e, . s cours 0 . " Post-0fee Noile i aver-shifting sands and snags, it almost seems 1by il bealth and tastes “*uncongenial with tho | for making him sit Turk faskion on his chair to bide the dis. [ Resolutions reaflirming trust and confidence In the orinel- GRADUATES OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY. Lout'uent, 'som.m:zfi'r:d n'.‘.‘.“:n?:.,"..':"‘m nlgm Tor Izeiaad. via Queenstown, per steaiser CITY OF NEAV.X and its incidents,” while considerations | Proportionate lensth of his logs. This statue, by whomsoever | Ples of the Democratic party, commending tho reconstructiofl- | g f5110wing aro the names of the graduates of the | ou SATURDAY, June 3, wili close st this Offce st 10:3 8. m. dosigned, 18 to bacome dear to posterity oz quite indiferent to | Policy of President Johvson, in favor of taxing United States : at the up-town 'offices, as follows: Statioos A and B, B: it nccording as it shall show Mr. Lincoln preciscly as ho was, | bonds. ard commending the soldiers of our aramies for their June elass of Midshipmen at the Naval Acadomy, Avoapoils, | 5,55 "8 SD 755", %, starions F and ¥, 7:30; < ) Md., arranged according to their respective werits The French Mail, vin Brest aid i or, shsll attempt o hido sapposed defosts, to correet mature's | bravery and eudurence iu putting down the late robellion | "' T gy AEL prosi n,‘p;-. Y.; W. Maynard, | il closs at this Office, o SATURDAY. Tuoe 0, 847 8. M., handy-work. or to nallify by a bastard act the personal pecali | were adopted. W 3.3 Dyy.. | e stows sSen o Cutts, . C.r, rerrve foilows: On FRIDAY, June 29, Stations A snd 00 6f the Frentott man of M Hine, Specchos were made by Mr, Smith of Milton, Mr. Atkias of A, Walker, N. i.; M. 1t L Bhations C i 13, A:18 3. 101, Sitonis MR )8 3 ek Montpelier, Air, Cain of Rutland, and by others. I tlement, even a8 it repels poetry and arl r a8 Jefferson C in wo ndeuffed burglars, three of whom had been Morgay's | One of them, in utter opposition to alltheories ¥ resembled a notadrefor: ferring to sbels inst: do not enjoin him to continueit. Co: te on the wholition of Slavery, he takes oceasion to t the Constitntion of Mi il defaced by inations nnworth and thus pro- L, 8:30 p. Slation 6,780 . m. e o JANEN REINT RUSRGE . "D, dlulse's Protecior trom Cholera, Cholera Morbus M B AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS, N, Gri APPROVED BY THE PHYSICIANS OF THE METROPOLI- R + TAN BOAKD OF HEALTH. We, the undersigued, now wosivg De. HULSE'S PROTECTOR. FROM CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, and other Summer Coua- Vlsts, fecl full confidence fn its cfticacy,-and recommend ak Lo wear: ¥, 1t during the hot weather. E. Morse, Mass.; C. C. In some cases the Pad was not put oo uutil the persons were pros- P8 4 Nore “Et* 3 | trated by Cloless Morbas and Diarrhes, aad thé curo wey marked and : — rich ir: sevine common-sense ; hie greatest, on'y, are, om, and out e INDIANA.—, X And. » nts rosting on I s siwplicity. sl A “Grand Soldiers' Rally,” under (1;1- 3 Wisner, Mich.s W. N, Little, N, sssary to ihe i ] took place rt Indianapolis on the 27th, |} j 1, N. 5, Robbin, Oblo; § o souid Alion: 1He © | —Durlog the year which ened with the Jist of March, the | Fho haii was deceraiod with 400 bannors. of various Tndina | & tamiorsy iy Xg D o O e the s ics of + | expenses of the Pritish Muscum amounted to £101,608, aud it " .;’.. ,vt-h : pnrllrn:x |»l 1!;\-‘ :lurl»n. 'l:in: :us { ), A. Stewart, Mo.; A. A. Blair, Mo, 1 . s P Y sent yo P v dreped and eotwined with tho torn and tattered | g . . S8 Srillinme, as being femporary. [ is estimated that for lhu“p{r year £ 41 will be re i s, Ksics of Ahe ik was l}( :‘I’x-eél";fi‘- T’l;n:n:‘(‘“'m:vllluvlml rebeltion orig- | auired, Daring the yoar 1865, 35 ersons visited the Ma- | 1 iy mde Preadert aud after an eloquent speech by Col. M Taft B L: & % pheld in nn]v:v | senm. Tuis does not inclade 100,271 persons who went to | De Hart of tho 12, introduced »r‘w;’: hony Clem, the 4 rior race, thus | read and to consult books. As may bo cojectured from the | drummer bov of Chickamuuga, promotac by 0 the subii e g ¥ L 1 i ¢ Cougress, be suby amount of woney spent, tiere have been many valusble eddi- f;’,’,"l';‘,,;.'e.;"" Oolonsl, The Teailations’ enderes Cong! 1o of the way-stations sg cpublicans, we'd soon b o first d be borne ever in mi | i acl domivion at th road leaves the river, it enters one of the | trol by disfranchising and enslaving an i sionsin the United States, surfce is a | M0k bor itseif servile and defunsele Watermen, R. W. J._Moore. prairie, yet with a very differeat undulation from thone comditions which | tions made to the collactions, Amonz the scquisitions of tho | Rewlred, That thowc ia the North, who ryrapuibieed with traitors in | e . . ¥.; I, W, Moles, Ky.; | tpeedy. th rolling prairies of Wiscousin and North o buimety- b oyl oo s Seps e sprmmpigadion " v o oty procaued & Broing o G T b B ok s s W P 1 tector. cir suppressed + stripped o by the dopartment of manusoripts, The departueats of ori g g ental, British and medioval antiquitios have also been groatly enrichied, Perhaps the most notable addition to the treasures | of this Musenm—the rickost, wo rupposc, in the worid—is the lities on the score of col celebrated collection of ¢ dals boionging to the score of erime. ‘There is no justice in | Dank of Euglaod, This collzetion, numbering, wiih that made d the resilt will disappoint your cx by Messrs. Hogarth and Cuff, o) ¥ epociuens, has besn e swells are JOHN J. HARRISON, No. 33 Pike st., New-York. * GEORGE B. STETSON, Fifth Avensue Hotel, New-York. A. C. SMITLL, Nos. 69 Pewtl st., sud 139 W, Forty-secoud-st, N. ¥.. i CHAS. HANNAH'S, No. 59 Paarl st., New-York. e people of the Statey Jately In rebellion are | 106: 8t large; C. 0 N.STETSON, Jn., No, 61 Madiwon-ave , New-York. 5 Congress, the basis of 1ep-e.0tation | TRIAL TELP OF THE NEW STEAM FEIGATE CHATTANOOGA. SEYMOUR EURRELL, Henry-s'., Brooklyn. : | i Vs T v ol oo e | b now stean figaie Cliattazooga soturned from bercon- | 3 COX MILL, No. 13 Abways, Kew-York. iesof the | iy, X Sl oachi o darg d'(, S | tract trial trip on Wednesday nfurnoon, and is now anctored ?J"’""lfi‘fi.?w?.‘o";““e" H‘-{m:om.. Brooklyn. Afrward Goos thomas, Brown, and! Coburn, and Gov. i . . 3 VILLIA! , I8, ' Yocht Alsrm. e maih J The meeting s described as off the arbor of Wilsington, Del. The Chattanooga was 72 iy nm‘:“.m tue grandest oue ever Leld in the eity. hours at sea, during wiich time her performances surpassed Dosinn s ol VIRINIA,—The' Alezandria State Journal i satiafiod | 1409 of 427 otber vessol o our aaval srvice. Sl attaloot s HALL & RUCKEL, Wholsssle Agwaia. #poed of 134 geographical miles per Lour ynder stean 8lole. | j, v, HULSE & Co, Propristors, No. 73 Pearlst., New-Yosk. ¥ talion e of uniform | 1 ads 10r | Tion wnd we boreby proe | toacherous sad by pocriticsl ofters of w and n lotted here a re withor narrow belts of timber which The horizon is & waving purpl broken, but never monotonous, lik st of the Mississippi. Hedges of Osa eut, the fi re clean and smoo broadeloth, th th , never eud- that of the range doposited fa the Beitish Musoum by the ag Bank. a statutory m | for al! this is patent. J of | impartial, for tat alone will wake rebeilion an oblivin, y sud freedom for ell o realization aud ps 0no of the most inter sting col 34 of pletures is that of parsons coanecied with tie pullic bis- | to the puabiie since > Liouses comfortable, a al roughness and shab | erectad for the cep alive the hoped, purposes | ous oy oChivalent to 15§ statute miles, The amount of coal . o 15, No. 73 Pearl st., Many of tho recent numbers of tha O pulaf the | Consumed every Lour was 12,000 pounds, and the revolutious he Best Purgative in the World. ¥ | 5 i1 during the entfre trip avernged 44.5 per minute, the RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS, vent of Northernors in ze Sinart of th or ol owing Rebel ing the tert | lighest pumber betng 52 The great Leat of the COATED WITH SWEET GUMS, | weather was much fiit by the engineers and firemen, ov Sty of them having been prosteated by it. The whoie distancs traversed during the trip was 780 neutioal miles, and | course taken along the New-Jersey | eonst, sig! ¢ Magazives and weetly J o roicles desoriblug this o anies £o att 1L this morning 1u the neighboriood of Se 5, until 1left | torest ¢ Free from taste, ia four or five hundred far Nover sicken or guipe. artiole in The Cornhill for June o wkord of Canton, indorstue Congress aod | glgeyag the Chattanooxa are, the Idaho, “Midawasks, Amo- AND PURGE rrel 10 t0 adopt the propscd Coustitutional | 5 o os aoh N iy orwed & ; D bsont ihe Tom. Catvin | Boue, D0, L WAtk o ton oaly | 1o the tomach,lver, bowols, idoers, sin, and otbes seoroioms end their | fginard, and cordi v aporove the action of Gov. Fenton | gnevwhose machinery has been buli from designs farnished | all toip sever | acty of tho Legisiature deeigned © wppro- | by contraetors, the rest betug supplied with engines aud boilers DISEASED HUMORS. tion of 1832 and the mar e year, to adw! men of wealth | [ settled within the past | conrse | o o0ms | Vow, and by | 198 and ThZ Athenacum has alwo do id furnish, and es ing the light honses at Absecun, Barnegaz, Sandy | The only vegetable substitate for calomel or mercury known to the 3 | 2 04 1Y | 1 on or two arti-1-s equaly valuable to the lover of Ar, aad | jo EN By | Mook and e 1ande| T Chatissongs bt begunds Aonbt | wsid,and sperior o gl hrative o cthute pil b 2 « ey : 4 1o ut, | to the lover of history. Tae first of the Galory | G =g string of former sivua- | ECE Ors of hor machinery (Mesars. Moarriok & Sona of | ¥Fmersl wse. . ke Climate, soil, waterend scenery are deseribed | i1t will be was made by the Earl of Der O ORK.—The Bonnd of Sapersisors of St. Las- | Pliadclpiis) are deserving of tho greatest eredit for the skil e arous terms. One of my fellow-passen- | Tights t - | o dn the instance of the m Nuwv-Yorg.—The Board of Supervizors of St. Low- | 4oqipenuity displayed by them in the bullding of tho engines | THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD, . | od | 3 e renee County, at 6 lato special session, dogted resolutiond | agd poiliry of this spleaald vessel. Tha vessels of the same REGULATE THE SYSTEM, | ) ul lax *si10n Of uni- | ; 16 way to | Sington, in the of | Enplish nobility by | priceless treasures of Art to theso s the genero asten to r hand, 11 satisfied with what I saw, and fe, e o party 1s sirance uod a discord, egninst revised & ? whatever is putrid in polit public shurer for a time in the enjo) on 3 (or private purposes. Guv. Fenton's up | 55 ned by the Bureau of Steem Engineering, The Idaho has | price, 25 cents per box. Sold by Drugglsts. du the tw All this is fo bo deplored, because it will retard the | wnieh 4 B wiisteation is declared to be entitled 80 the 14stng | proved to be o failure nnd the Madawaska is not yet ready for gy 4 i which, in many eases, are s be do of the State.” ), bt will doabiiess prove s s Y HADWAY & Co., No. 87 Maiden lase. roetly to the ¢, the train run abled to go diroctly thus ese netion's development Ly just 0 much, and becanse o 1nes were never stopped from the time of leaving Bran at llml. o auchored above “;'l-x‘flug. ;A.vuifhm e r 81 bours coustant rugnine, during which time not Batsi lsoat aceident oceurred.” The triol trip of the Chatta- . ::."" ha tislactory to all On rea The Portrait Gollery inclu et doma b the time of James 11.; year, too 1e ¢ ies fcom 1639, the yoar —By a typographical error of runn we kave been made to speak of G on with the Domoeratis caud raor of Oregun, 1bis taistake bas r Jamow's | Fawes K. Kelley) fu W ey g Test expulslon from the throne, %0 pesiad noar our own day. | {0n°f Niwed too | terally by the cuuutey press; but it is proved. on the whole, extromely caly scen the forty miles of cotto i Bl o8 © OVer & thoteand pictaras on U680 WA — ohe gole |y tlaus y say bk Gen Ghnmberiala in prospec the Gov. | Pt cerued, and it ofords us ek gratifieation to LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. the two places, took d tias proved thas far, espoc the times of the | SFAUIVE s chironicle the sticcess of this magnificent additlon to our naval ENTLEMEN'S ty mostly _fools | , d . o = %is Gatid Cotnail o the MarrBE The Chattancogs 18 commanded by Capt. James P GENT o setis | Tudors, aluiost as interesting on U of Artason that of v.—The Grand Council of the Maryland it Wi = ety far aotize gorvice in about FURNISHING GOODS " | ttistory. Yor the most part, the fiuost of tseac works aro by on Leazue met on Wednewdar last, nnd presented an al- | Joli the Europeat squadron. SHIRTS, AND | forvign patuters of oclabrity who visited or resided in England og from the pepaler source, d ",m,“,".j,':‘,‘;l'w B FLOM TEE EAST INDIA BQUADRON—CHUISE OF THE SUMMER UNDER-WEAR, L7 ) R —Holbein, Sir Antony More, Jansen acd Van Dyck. The nr the vexing questivn of Suffrage by settling WYOMING—THE HARTFOUD AT HOXG KONG. in great veriety. This is the liveli 3 livag * | portraits of Elizabeth are very interesting. ranging, as they ation. ‘The Nuvy Department on the 29th inst., received dispatches DEVLIN & CO. 2 Rived built it up s the iand, molding E 8. A. Hurlbut is talked of 2 o i L tioneht e | Go. through nearly her whole life, from the age of 16 to ber | 8. A, Tuslhut is talked of 85 | gom Actisg Rear-Aduminsl Dol conmanding tio East Iodia | - BROADWAY, Con. WARRENST. t1 ou the Republican side. | o 10on auted Hong Kong, April 23, in which he says: BROADWAY, Cox. GRAND-ST. 1—th: Ceath. ‘Those of Mary Stuart are also numerous. but, aceord t ter in The Cornhill, * they wre neithor like each | o suytting thet the sixteenth century writers tell struck with this differ 2d it now claiws to have s | ming has visited Ningpo and Shanghai, and was r place on the 18t of that month. On the 3d of an addition of one to | . In The at the Iat | April the Admirl proceeded with his ship to the Relief aad ing to the wr other Collis Browne's Chlo us about ker.” We were very RES P - ; Ae 5 7 )i10.—] ' T RS the Waohusett, up the Canton River, and having archored Co | ance between he portesits yaars ago, o a visit to the lato Mr, | , OMio—~In the I nOw Tep by o i, By e i i g o *ll commnicated to th Col M s Mr Le Dlond. Col W N. Lamis T the City of Canton, which bas been known hitherto as the 11 that ke had raceived informe: ctor of this city, ons of whose | (G, W, Androws, asd Ool. Kamaey, sli nepire off th 3 o WAIOB SAD DRUR RA0WE A o 83 tho iy cfany s-roice in Cho ecs was CHLORODYNE, —See Aliow, the well-knows priat-col nehiise be- | Lobbles was to make a scrap-book cont 10 2ny po- | graved portraif of Mary Stuart. W rises 10 The | peouent 1oy sthier, our, aad ofien remarked. We supp owing to the engravers, but it se made upon the paintings, many ¢ chau- | of cograviogs in Mir. Allen's scrap be ‘H —Welearn that Mr. W. W. Story has flo) i for bis statue of Edward Evercts, and that if the war jn [ i Deember 31, 1664, HENRY SMITH, Special Ageut, Nov 37 is Browne’s Calorodyne.~i fom E’ l.me.-' Is W"flu"l’ ecores of orthodox B £ course it o thus_sigol 3 ’ 2 Sat and f S S S Trusdotl for Congress,” aud secure Lis | in peac to warn the Chineso who had honorsbly mainteined their neatrality during the late Re- Dr. J. Collis Browne's mm = . 4k oleomes the | beilion 16 our own country. His Excelency manifested the ' re \ds, . &¥.—The Louisville Journal welcomes the | ¢ gisposition toward oir country wed AT e i | oot pnedy S, SPRLN, S0il, MU WOOSREAS SV e o a taas o e | paed the Adminibe Tist on bokzd the Wackhsett ithoufh | * By, 3. € o Chioroiyge T 3 e o T . oy N ® | it rained heavily all the time, sceming much interested i the g 3 e " HENRY SMI . jush, and buaane;” aid bus Lo feas | arranicor of the Wachuset, He was gratified o observo | SeeatNoss Nesseitt: Ve o - AP city of all China; and on the 6tu he went up to ted his flag on board of uested un interview with tle the two Quantisg Prov- i os that tie United States vow . In the Soveuth, dusset Cox’s distriot, | 0% F78 | Allon G. Tourman i« urged. : g Jersey.—* Jack Rogers,” M. C. for tho | G tured by The Newark Courier ru inees, 1 aud 1y lans Lo pre | have re & every known en. jon they were thus all £ was conspicn I moch of this wos Lo same criticiam is o doubt, the originals , and mapy are specula- | 1t isi one heaws from both eidea of Le: € Lowever @ town bas both w n to e to be remi 8¢ cnised slave col m cannot be s n riglt, an inc 1 aplace’” H but b that th: ssouri will permit w0 po em from the assertion o nel apd on nll oceasions unt ¢ own part 1 bold myself, in the mods k of the Missouri, The following docision bas just been reudered in the | G- Fyler (Mrs. ex-President Tyler), appeliant, agt. Darid L | Seward, aud extend to bim sueh facilities as were coavenient | Made with care, guo warranto case, in the matter of tho Cutavissa case, | Gardiner. This cause having come on 1o be heord on the ap l;fiofl:&ndg{fiufi:fir&mfim&fiw :guu"-fiu: 31“.:‘: g o st Of the bast materials, g oal takon 0 the Suyrome Conrt by the appellent for nsen- | §! &t el T Wi d . I eoroe of Lo Surrorato of the Conniy of Richmonl, ] ,j‘l"‘ufs;ff‘.",:’“‘m vt J*Ekllmv“.-“?-" v Mo the 2901 day of August, 1865, and entitled, * In e e et il Wndt tostament of Jiliana | ¥EWS FEOM THE BRAZILIAN SQUADLON—A VISIT T0 THE | Deafocss nod Discharges from the Ear Radically | g it zealous & | Pacifie Railroad (Esstern Division) opened Europe does not prevest, it will be finished in May. Iids to | that the people of Canton, and the high officials also, have | - o rnevs Obiorodyne,—Caution.—Nobe to Lawienee in May, and trains now run | Do cast in brones at Marich, Weo are sorry for this for we | Prnevivania.—The Un‘on'sts of Clarion County | msterlally ehanged their armzaut demeanor toward foseigusrs o e ol emess Ohietoloms® o8 ain Jine for T | bavo no doabt that it might bavo been cast ax welliu tais | bav. taunimously recommended tho Hou. Amor Myers for the | since be saw thein last iz 1878 to o res; ectfuland evei fricodly | tie Governmen: stnp. Overw e ming medical teximony sccompenion aain line for Topi | s country. Tho committee, haviog sulicient money i hand | Corg | nomination 1o the Xitn D | drrvdtmun,h 'l“llxxe fidmm myu- he Sorumudmdlbemumlurd uchbonl-.nfiolv:u.vltlu:l-r.J.x}'.:gfl¥lflfll(”l;¥=T. o. 33 siting ( NOBTIl CABOLENA. | country. The 0, b Ml e iy . . © the 12! pril to Hong Koug, aud there re- | Russelst. Boombury, Londod. HEN . Special’ Agent, 5 | —~— have commissioaed Mr. Thomas Ball, who is now in Italy, to | 1rnixors.—N n B. Judd, late stor to Ber- | eived meelligenes o€ 6 Tupture heviog occurred between | No. T Nav 4, 2 | ’ | e wille. bust of Mr. Evercit for tho Lustou Publio | }1n: 18 inofber cundidate 1a the Firsl Disteict fos thesaceession | the U, &, Consol at Nieuokwuug, sitaato on tie ortheru part d 82 pes Bottls, | THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU COURT-MARTIAL—SIXTIL | Lx;vm - § 0 Lo Hoi. Joan Weatworth. d‘tlh; uhmr“c{ m;n ,nnd the fababltasts mrréh.:;uo:r A LOUBLE W v — TESTIMON g SO ——— called the Wachasett from Cauton and dis on tle | DAY—TROUBLE WITH WITNESSES—TESTIMONY OF —— - 3 18th, under Commander Townsend, with {asiruceion to piyosed THE OLDEST STAND IN THE CITY, | LIEUT.-COL. RUTHERFORD—GENS. STEEDMAN AND The Tyler Will Care. to that port sud inquire into the facts of the case, and to give 7 kb g x4 In tho Saprems Court, State of New-York: Julia | the Becesary yrotection. On his wey thither he was to touh g o 05 MR | WILKRSBARRE, Pa.. Friday, June 29, 1#66, ¥ . el 4 at Shanghai an@ confer with the U, S. Consul-General, Mr. | 10 1. gesostment ever befcre offersd, | 1566. The wilhess the Judge-Advoeate stated he had Vi That the agresment o{dcnnmlidn(i.m is valid and lawiul; that i tien record 18 groc d ve to the defend, ” . Nim and placed it in the bands of the , with | ! . 7w tesonri to ba served. He Lad sum . Then if the original agreement is produced, recom. | by which ence it was adjudged by PALELAND XD8. v . . iy ot dias . and i panied by proof that it was denoritod with the Secrotary of 1af the wiil propounded for probate was ; FALRLAN .dm-‘ i i (Cared, by the use of the receatly inveated Vegstabls extcact which for twelve y ate on October 3, Judgment will be eutered for the defend- Sed 1 the manper prescribed by luw, | Dispatches have been received from Acfing Rear-Admiral OTITINE. what i3 this Kausas, uch a noted g ssands of po worst paintings that m s pull and void. the Court orders | Godou, commanding the squudron on the coast of Brazil E , 61 50 4 bottle. Forsale by all D to ntrodnes other wit | wandamus will be grauted fo compel him to do so, i1 two bilis | noous, iliegal aud iuprope e w0 appealod (Fm a4 CTT0: | Ty aro dated May 18, Tho Kaasas, he says, has returned :’:;:‘ s ’l« x':n-: o mtrodnee other wit- | wandam 3 do s0, o 00us, od i) 4 o o0, OTTER, Druggists, sshington-et., Boston. uid_place him before the at none of th. pluintifls have any Fight 10 | nad éach aud every part thereof, be reversed; and the | trom o susoessful visit to the Falklaud Ialands and will leave n Puther £0], Lieat.-Colonel 320 | ques i Court grders that' the said instrument was _in ! | in & fow days for Buouos Ayres. The Juniata is now there, Wholessie Arents. X Assistant | Western Ruilrond Company. Second, As Andivw Boott respocts executed and nttested in the mannar preseribed by | e o e shortly sent to Rio w take the place of the Shamo- mm:.). Nn‘{z"’rm-' yof | us; or, 11t should appear nucessary that Sl for. tie State of Penosylvania, should ‘mark the ition o rovet Lir 3 heco trict Norih Burean I, 0 stogk in the new com y. he has no standing in coort. | law, sud that the sune i3 in all respects valld and effectusl; | e Vo ary Al 7. 16Go. Ti o i e Catawindi Joase 15 8 good. valld and lecal | and the evurt order that the record and proc 214 | in, whose repairs being compieted, she will be ordered there, CROQUET, 1 bave 8o viten been as a1 to duty in my aistriet relleve coutrect, 1‘:.,.,”».‘ That the ugr?'.mvli( of 'r.; :‘;‘5‘h :r.:l, | cause be ren ; to th s.n.-]n»-u'ior ::-"(vuun b ‘The Nipsec has also just arrived, after a cruise of some two BASE BALL AND ARCHERY. ckersd, perinterdent, and nssigne Temnins in foroe and passes o the lessees. Fifth Thatthe | and that the suid instrument be admitted to a8 end | ing e far as Babis. The Slawmut will sall in T8 NEW BNOLISH OUT-DOOR GAME, tant S ) ” ann Philadeiphia and Erie Kond does conneot the Atlantic aud | for the last will and testament of Juliana Gardioer, and lettors iz J stant Supor o < By g B hiladeipbis and Kl o 'the Catawissa Road, notwith- | fostamentury thereon toJames I, Koosevels, the Hxeeutor in | two days for St. Catheriues to sttend to some small matters AUNT SALLY. Great Wesiern I ious, | stauding t A. B. SWIFT & Co., No. 47 NASSAUST., N. Y. 4 Yowever, I aw here, o these R artforther orders that the ¢ <t | conneoted with descrters from our morchant vesals who a | und Financis s | fedueed to enter the Brazilian service by offors of high bounty. | "Feconatrwetion.”, Mann attended to the claims of cclored voldiers for peu wiil named; and the C ence in gange. We paduiny iee foin s oS LS SHCE e | bounties, &c.. and to their widows and chiliren, Judge Read only dissents. and expenses of the proceedings in the case in the Burrogs ing timber, aud entercd 6 broad, swoeping | YOLe Teports that be tnde were as Kinancial Agent to Cip Court, and the costs’ "3’"“‘;;“"“;'{‘“J":\‘.:"‘"‘"‘““"“"“‘“ "The Dacotals lef for the Facific early i May. ‘The Adwiral | = 0' e 5 ) . 40 2eposts & s S armaste 5 TS T cut, Daciel L, Gardiser. ve reconsts our stors. g Vs S r:x oubins, great ields of fl'?ji,‘k.fi:’;""’:{,""'1 L ooyt ‘:-.'l,“l"v-u.'l'x'",‘.fi Albany Catile Market, BT O i, e W ued, song p andt down the Doy Rivr, ot ancbor s " "‘I’T‘"‘,"',".,fifltflz“ SLP N ¥, .40 hors were QANUONA BRI Mt B omaciveés | poris O3 1 know ol : Lepproved, us sequisiione. | Avsaxy, Pridav. June 20.—There has been quite s break | Corro PICRRRS.—A laborer on a plantation in the | feml Lree sad e e rwich ss) Naliam: ber bot voe METAL DEPARTMENT 70 NO. themscd y under bl Le duties | down in the lo market this week, owing to the large | | Amesican; m f1et, tew Americans are to be met snywhere on joluing. and e iiting our fine SIL ehere the thrifty Dlades just sho above a superb growth of weeds, and swa onts or wheat. Everybody comp of the i in secounted for the weedy conditic ficlds. The soil epy od to be €0 the action of the bot gun upox it wth, e witnessed & phenom iad United Stetes yrop r paiches of | srere ardnous. 1k ring; office hours b g o af night Wit his of the | from his d 3, and | #t3 o'cloc! 8¢ | ot the city ¢ visible | guow you to be absent fre & 1. 10 4 p. m.. but tbe Lo Judeed Advocat bim in possession of all ork and the Brighton | South wiil plant and culiivate ten acres of cotton, in addition to, | to raising corn and vegetables for himsel”, family and stock count for this. 1 nope the will soom clisugn this state of things ble sud no donit large. Part of the produce ag to his duties | gupple and the fact that both the New- many ¢ 8 re: ned quite | yparkets closed beavy. Since Monday, 6200 Lead of e T Gwvar knew of bis being absent | mo.tly of fair marksiable quality, huve arrived, and ab the | myi done with the use of the plow and hoo, depends ehiefly on o e, ang that was ane Saturday shiernoon | oposing hollers congeied a decline of je. § 1. the main streneth of the laborer or his nimals. In séusons HART & Co. ¥, wheo ve went n o Sabiog exsorion, Megeves | Huyers bowsver, bdback. a8 el o B9n6rs. P esd, | OLIME TIen e e e ruquaet cootton 1o | 7R MNUPITOR MLANTONOMAL 4 GUREXNIOWY, IXNIAXD. | ~Yiwrisis Fllo and MYusgev Camuc Wiguied Ji ooy S | 2 dhring ofuce bours, § | Hine boghest price paid wos 0hc., and that oniy for the bestin | T O IS Uil les of cotton wasted for wat of la- | Dispatchies audounclag tho arrival ot Queenstown of tho | and perfct cure for PILES, LEPROSY, SCROFT T Ty T P aro aegloans, | Do (0 Eather monitor Miantonomab, with the vessels acoompanyiag it, bave | ALk, sl 8 ety L '._',,,zé‘.. ; : of is duty as Financial Agent placed £ 2,000 head rema; leated. | N, - diinery in to be largely introduesd, raperty of the Bureau, which be | s IN0Teh e weeks receipta are ouly 4,000 head, pri AR T ey L B et rofaiias, | Deen roceived at the Navy Department. The passage was | eswsof llareig LS s HUMOR o s QI 6 recordol; to oo ts and mako retorns 10 the | from Sjc, to e | the to inoresse his production from ten to | imade in 11 days and 10 hours; the wverage run per duu Fiias, G il if Bareau Quarter b, but he was under the of otton, The pickiag then becomes n | 103 miles The progress was very uniform. The hesvy Burns, 3 ‘omms, meoas production of for " eds of uores, which the t Saperintendeat, Al books aud . e rar. Wi extra labor | weatier did uot apear to aflcct the monior eitber in speed of | wid O1d Sores, are safely and rapidly cured by o few applications of reds of wores, whie direction of the Assiicat SIPSHIIRICAL, 000 pwat Produce gud Other Markets. .?';:.'}':x for the amergamey . bat If sapital and T roliitg, for while the other vesscls wore lurched about and | DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. It sever fails 48 i protected ugaivet the nual inund: pupe Ko S o of the Assistaut-Super- [ y T will. th st their pr checked by Leavy she went g y. non; they were under the charge of the Ass ' emigrate South, as it most likely will, there may be au 1 progress Soas, eut BlODE COIPAT | Liopye, 25 u box. Sold by drugelste. 49 Codarat., N. Y. R B onug “osk sud | freedmen; 0,—Crade Tu o tton th: I be proluced in | stively undisturbed or unchecked, e . = 1.'.“. y covered with youug o ;2 Jane $9.—-Crade elevcy of labor to plok ths o i o TILE MONONGAHELA AT ST. THOMAS, WEST INDIES. Bradbury’e Superior P anod , Now-York! presaises. Our | D e ot fue FPLATED § larger and better e ot prtoss, whslerls ‘st Tetal ever befor ports iu foreign bottous. e for & trip fowm Ercadway tothe 100t of Jobnst, begide at prairic wore eomplet jutendent. - 0 feet 1 o ud d No other witnesses ju this case present, | and 3 05 for ¥ 67." Th ust then be ¥ teces, foom four 0 six foet in Bight. In twenty | | Judge RAEUCCIOE T o Gati Gen, Steedsann and | Toain ani at 64 05 for No. 1; 83 5466 for ¥ e e e st te v eated that Wil fa- | Tho Monongabela arrived at St. Thouman oa the 19th of Juse. Lo = years more these thickets will be foreste. Thus, two | LRBCLCCRLC T ey answer certain Imnrrulwmll- for Comuon, Cotton quiet and no ssles, cilitate the operation of gathering the llbd" from "h bolls. THE SAKANAC ON HER WAY TO RUSSIAN AMERICA.. TOI W holessle and Retall by GEO. F. MERKLEB, No. 77 Busesk~ o riven us Witnesscs in all cases except thisonc. Io AT BUFFALO. The cotton plast grows wich rank, widespread nm-“ The United States stesmer Saranac, which has boen detailed | erst.. one door west from 3 the Secretary of the Navy to assist in laviog the Ruwiam e vleghant s sl o San FFancisce CaL, on | o Medical ommmon Semte 700 papueclid sstons,_61,5: €harg's wade against Kunsas scemed to be disproved at the 2d inst. for that duty. re. mu went drens the Author, E. B. ., 3L D., No. 1,130 Brosdway, New bo prosecation ¢Xcept | June 29 —Flour quiet. Wheat scarce and firm: held at , and du the picking season bears leaves, bl once~drouth and want of timber, the former being ex- i vd .hm e % ot il o‘f'ifl ‘;““: ::l.l:';:':ve.:y stage |;m-‘hm.i-mll:ll!nm 11919 y Jat 01 cirenrstance. 7 They may not come for & month or more, #8d | Afichigan. Corn firm; held at 71e. for No. 1 and ¥0o. Sor 0.9, | dor bud, exposed by the fwlen bloom, to BN end fl Bae O e e:; cor- wouid ?5:':'.‘1. el 10 ad ourn unt] they ean arrive, appiriag | with iuam,m salos; buyers freoly offer Wimwf No.L | aiready'shed ite sced and fiber. Liio met THE TICONDEEOGA ORDERED TO THE ADRIATIC. o' Tlie features of the lendseape gradually sssumed @ ¢ 10 have the court retained o their duties as ofticers 1 Oats dull; No. 1 Chicago, 44c.; No. | Miiwaukee uuvm to take the fiber from the opoen boll with i mh A recent dispatch from Kear-Admiral Goldaboro, command- mmmg— Su i todp m Iovalide st o die- tuis regularity, The broad swelle of soil narrowed iuto | “order of the Court—That the Court direct the Judge-Advocate | g7 Barloy nomtual. Kye quict; held at 0vc. for No. } Chl- | gonvey it to s sack slung across the shoulders of the laborer: | ¢, L' Fpyropeay Squsdron, o the Becretary of the Navy, | tance may conauit by ietter. y 10 write to the Judge-A dvocase-General that the cases ordered | ougo and 81 for No, | Milwaukee, Pork, 83250@83. Lard, | gy opdinury hand will thus gathor 200 pounds, Mm”::.l' states that he is to send the United States steamer Ticonderoga | —, ourfl cr-‘, free. Address .., No. 1,130 B d oy e $idges, whase long, wave-like creste generally terminated %0 be tried before this Court, except the cess of Major J. C. | gijc. Whisky mnlnlu pickings have m-alvym‘w"og‘z? mun‘:{‘d:‘ywm - 3.'.'" '_‘:’,", ‘the Adriatie, to protect Americas citizens in | p GO ere is only one wituess for cers. ) ort P, rapet, of lime-stone rock, and then s concluded withont the testimony of Gene. DALTIMORE. machines ple e 3 :'!;u:lxlu:u; u'.'n:: II:".\Smilmdh at angles varyiug from }"fi“’s&%’&’é‘.‘,.f’k.fa"f & Fullerion, those oflicers belug mate- HJun .?glfi:t’::r '.“}.-;tlnu > ."t,"n'.'.':‘"l. m:".'u':w::. Bt kz:g‘ Des “:-:’Iv ’:t}:‘t’n:.u ml;!or;-d':‘ h'":."m%‘v’: m_m Sl 20T e 3 Point came out bekind point, on either side, | el witnemes (herelhy oy poruing st 10 oclosk Bwand o, QL i, Soters Mo $050; | e et B 00 et 1 conate of 8 i ohp bt | T Wres Movwramms,—Tho advertisement of | Xanoes 5SS e 5. D.. No. 1130 Brosdway. evenly greet. to the summit, and showing with & wonder —_ Woster Syring e, €200 . o G | s ofn oahot wheel furued by the rigtt hand f ihe | the Protle Houso, Pruscouts Xotch, ahows that s, ub | ARITESS, S35 s Vowtinth al't fully soft, sunny effect against the sky. Wherever a rill Mouthern Kiems. “| Lard dolt; Western, 22} 4, Iaborer. while the muzele .d the "‘"'J:a‘.“h‘“"fl'.".‘."-"fi'fl least, do not charge the exorbitant prices rvported. The most -~ | d AUGUSTA, G, Friday, Jane 29, 1666 . AT_T0LEDO, 0. boll, The links of the chain are provh direct routes thither are by the Norwich and New-London Machines EXCHANGED. for SALE, uid to RENT, ‘where you ean fouud its way between them, its course was marked by & g 2 2 boll, and convey it to a sack attached c Ao syt wan sind (000U Neflonal Hark 08| guae -yl gus st Gt S S0t 607 | S oo o e e hasgiug a tbe side of tho | Lne of steamers foot of Vestryst, at 5p.m., or via X Qine of timber. The counterpart of this region ix not to 808 e Cashier was engaged Michigan, " i Atlants, on Thursday. . While the Cashie ) | A, Amber Michigan, . Sic. for No. 1 | labover. #De found in the United States; yet there was o suggestion ‘"'m»"'fl!e extracted from the desk. The thief wes | Corn le. lower, clmu‘ 5;1‘_2:.:::!::.: ;I:fil!:e '?nm ‘:f' s hvfluo thie {nstrament can Do ep) —Pouitively the oul in the city Haven, either by the cars from Twenty-seventh-st., or via l!WlllO‘(:H:'cul W-flvfi-r—mm steamooat, Peck-Sli i No. 643 Broadway, corner lied to the blols abont " v . ixed; 624c. for iy Lis fingers, there is mu: of other landscape in it, which puzzled me cousidesably, | grrested and secured. - No. 1. Lake freights dull and unchanged. rapidly as the laborer could apriv e i il REPATRED LEY ¢ Mt v ed at ah on Thursday, for pass- | 424a@ddc. for Ne. 1. . o i the passage of the fiber to tuc. sack, without any hes Wringers of oIl kiods wuntil I bappened to recall sowe M;:n; ul: qucnl\l ! mAv i ua-t:r::::::;}"; *"“'"":i’;h N g quantity. ATCHIOAR. . | o o' e e saved 1s the "11\,3 1‘,‘,::“ _,;;, M;‘“::.;, '"i'xf:fl".‘""r"' 4 o ,,dh ..‘.; en';‘?:‘n ged. e s WAL AN WRNGING MACHINE wflm.'g-l @il the valleys in the neighborhood of Eperuay. o il hts hes arrived at Charl S @1 71781 714; | dition, free from trash. by the machice: its ) apare otwithstanding the fact that the size of THE Conrs (s : i fi . g ”rr % A-n". 524 5 fothe Lagers of the laborer, which ai times become an’ | txt has been increased more than one quarter, the price will | g o Machi for_ Fe vl ’lw Shu Sewing- fctarers. Sypaedy. noleeiess and darad M be picking & jore in tho midat of remalo the seme, rosdway, N. Y. @ was rather an air of old cultore th D Of BEW | gop from Liverpool. is one of the new line of steatn- 1 IKE 8, M. Co. le.8 sept. Ouly the bouses, gardens and orchards were | ers established botween Bost ; f‘lfl'“.fluf,‘nm&..‘h ol A e | 0 Backing By T h,,],_.,,:qfin-p-»-” TRRAS 3 & % | Dr Kinifick, o prominent citizen hatleston, | . er but 820, and it 08 ™ y°| TREKLY T — . o . ! = e ho Samter D fod m sy’ plantatlond Curlng thecoming v, PN | op prther, igeln copr, 1y oo | e B et S lELORS, As 1 leaned on the open wi % of the car, meri ure bebuving badly in th Sumter T wot do themaoivos Justive I saey fail w give every | AR ERRCECHN TS of ] "‘1“'“- 16 Bougep ™ W B nyention of this sort & falr trint th Carolina. A dutachment of Kegula there from Columbii to vreserve order, fhe besutiful outlines of the hills, the pare, & « Breess. aud the bright colors of the wild-flowers, the bot | sev