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* here tbey were weir-mad with ee'uUe and public mi
Biieitahoaj
The new* from Lh* city of Meitoe I* encouraging to the
liberal party
General Y.daurrt, in an addrest to tba capitalists of
1 Mootrrvy, *a? h he haa arma and ammnolUon, valued at
too,COO, in Browoav'.lie, and sake a loan for aix month*
tc pap for tr*m.
' An eiprtKH from Monterey atatea that Gonaral Zoazua
I was progrcr* og duely.
I Tharo warn rumora that tho Zuloeg a (kction had made
overtures Tor v eace.
Bvintpg or the 8t?am*r ualena and Low of
Lift.
Chicaiio, July 3,1868.
< *>n the morning of the tlrat Inst, the at tamer Galeaa
tc* fire at tba landing at Red Wing, Mlooeaota. The
,, origte of the Ore is unknown. The tlameo spread with
such rapidity that the boat waa aoon enveloped in flames.
About seventy Ave paaaangera were on board, sixty oight
of whom were eared. Tho following are known to
be lost:?John Tyson, Holly Porter, Nanny Porter,
Charles Porter, and Lydia Porter, of Michigan. Tho
books and papers were all lost. The boat waa valued at
Ofty thousand dollars. No Insurance.
Fire la Now Orleans.
New Ouliuws, July 3.1868. ,
A Ore occurred at ten o'clock thia toreuoon at the corner
Of Berenice and Calliope streeU, by which tlx dwelling*
were dertroyed. The loaa la eaUmated at $30,000.
Departure mt the Nora Vcottu.
Mostrbal, July 3,1868.
The ateamer Nova Scotlan aaUed from Quebec at half
peal ten A. M. to-day, for Liverpool, with 147 cabin passengers,
and 674 troops. Among her paaaengera waa Sir
Tn. Kyre, Commander of the Forces la British North
Au erica.
Movement of Troops.
St Louis, July ?, 1868.
Two hundred and seventy five troops of the Second infantry,
under command of Lieutenant* Hendershot, Connor
and Farmed, from Newport Barraoks, arrived yest
tort!ay. They were transferred to the United States
steamer Mule, and Immediately proceeded to Fort
Randall.
? Shocking Fracas In Mobile.
Hobilb, July 2,1868.
This afternoon a fracas occurred between Mr. H. War
field and |tf?M6r*. John and David Retd, brothers, of
the Arm ot J Rrid k Co. Both the Reids were stabbed,
the flrvt named being dangerously wounded. War Held
was arrested nod committed to prlwm, ball being refused
at proeenL The collision grew out of a feud of ten years'
staii ding.
Dratti <>f Mr*. Taurlew Weed.
ai.b vst, July 3,1868.
It'*. Thar low Weed died lr this city to-day at twelve
O'c-'ock, ot'ier a >ong and severe illneea.
Ntwipapcr Bale ot Pltuourg.
Pittkiibiui, July8,1868.
the Daily f men newspaper, democratic, hat been sold
to J. R Kevedv, and hereafter wi.l be an Independent
oat! tax morntnt penny paper, ca'led the I rut Prtu. The
ii rvnur (hp nnlv iImIit flAmrw.mtir. ntrutr nnhllihA.1 In
Ww'ern Pcar.?> i7ania.
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The Schooner Adrian na Ashore.
Bosto.v, July 3,1858.
lb? scboener Adrtauna.Capt. Ltttlejohn, from Baltimore
for ?wm, a wh a cargo of coal, ran ashore on Chatham Bar
M lore* o'< '.oca this mornlcg. She has thro wo overboard
part of her cargo and will probably gat off at high water.
Tie* Recent Ktre In Charleston, S. C.
Til Tdl KDITOB OF THt ii KB A LB,
Tor will piev-* correct your telegraphic despatch from
Charleston, pablishrd In the Hsu a in of this morning, reporting
the rtore and stock of gooda belonging to Hayne
A Yates to have been consumed on the Bight of July 1st
without insurance. Both building and goods are fully
ooTcrod by iMiirauce. HAYNKkYATKi j
July 3,1868.
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Markets.
fillladblfiila stock board.
pHii.AnciJHiA, July 3,1868.
The stock board did not meet to day.
N'aw Ohisash, July 3,1868. 1
Cotton quiet tales to day 600 bales at 11J40 a lie. for 1
udulicg. nalru erf the week, 16.600 belee. Receipts of '
the same us* O.miO Dales. Receipt* at thw port ahead of
la*t year 108,bcO bales. Disto at all Southern ports 1
lift,000. Sttnk at tnia port lul,8t>0 hales. Tbero hat 1
been an alt anc? orTuliy one quarter cent per pound ou
the week. Kr-u-um?Cotuiu to Liverpool Armor. Star
Una exchange 108 u 108)*. Sugar and molasbes are
steady. Fiour r.st deo.lneU : nuperrtoe wl'ng for 84 16 <
Laoia bag*.a* > quoted at 15Ke. l.ard very dull, and :
barrel rttsMme"! t<i iO >40. a 10>4c. Cj(fee steady : stock,
36.600 bags
Bai^Mork, July 3,1858.
Flour tlea-ly Wt*at itetly and uocnanged; reoeipti
Light. Corn- 8alea mxed at70c a 73c.: white, 74c. 4 76c.,
oof) yei.ew at 7(<c. a 77c Whiskey urmer, sales at -Tic. a
i3\c. Provmlmg doll.
Pnn *n*i niiA, Jaly 3,1868.
P?'ir quiet Wheat dan. Rye advanced to 74o. Cora
carce. Wh?b' y ?MM: salon at 88c, a
BrrrAlst, July 3?1 P. If.
Floor duR Wb>at?Large rooeipie ton morning. mar
ket steady >a?s 1.000 banbels Coirago sprlog at 0i?c.,
I 4.000 bueosle red Indiana at 88c , S.OOo buauela white Ca
DodaMtfr. Cora quirt galea 4,0?! btuhelt sound at 00c.
OaU aleao - at 30c Wblekry quirt. Freights arm tit 10c
?i wheal to New York.
City Intelligent*.
MntTART Matttra ?Col. Voanurgb tendered the nerylre*
of tbe Seventy flrat rrgimmt to Col. Puryea, of the
He\ nntli r?fimeut, National Uua-d, to reotilre them on
their return Ircni Klcbmoad. The lbvltmUon waapromptly
accepted by 1?1. Ikiryoa Tbe Bereoty 0r*t will, tberei
fore, turn oat, and five their frienda of tbe Seventh a
araod reception. It will ba a eight well worth aeeiagt
and which will nu doubt attract an lmmeu.se number of
O'W tftt/rre t>> wtineea the ceretnou to of the recept -m.
The Seventh will probably return u> thin city oa Friday
or Saturday ufit.
Mawiair CnuritaATin*.?On Thursday e vector lent tbe
IfaaoairI nton Clob, to the number of about titty, tac'odIrg
Invited gurate, aat down to a banquet of the mwt delectable
cbar* ler at the Club rooms, No. 123 Croeby
etrert. Tbe epread wae In he nor of tbe recent onion of
tbe two Grand IxrdgM o( thin State and aaa presided over
by R W Janw:< W I'owell, aeeirtert by Captain I. Rynders
. and R. n Koimne. Faq , as 8 and J. Wardeoa It was a
very spirited s flair, and gave general eaUefaclloo.
Rrirrrm or a Ynrmi Wnwas at run Fri.ro* Fvrkt.?IamI
evening about eight o'clock, a woman, name unknown,
went on board the Brooklyn Fulton terry boat, and paw
lot through to tfae anil of thr boat jumpti overboard, ,
nftiu war* Ukn instantly to got h*r Ml, bat ah* aank I
<mitrdlately. Tb* body wa* reoovsrod *1 tea n'e'ook I
bb* had oa a calloo I rock aad apron, a nail rod ligura. low I
a bora and whit* stocking*, two ring* m 1*1 hand, -lark
bair, from tw*aty tbreo to twenty eight yoars old Oo* I
of the rings wta without a atoa*, which appeared to have
Veen loot oat tb* Ooronw will bold aa laqueat to
morrow.
riaa m Wear.drnawr.?Tb* alarm for tb* Seventh diatrtet
ymterday inoiaing or .gloated from No. 147 Front atr**t,
caiwed by (lis being dlaoorernd In nom* cotton own ad by
Rrtgham and Par eon*, and on storage with A. H Rwlfl
Tb* Qremau warn promptly at U>* premie**, bat the lira
wa* titutgmahed by the man employed la the atore wltb
few pal'* of water. Tb* damage to the cotton will b*
Snfliag. The origin of the Are la oskaiwa at preeent
Maw Took floemai ?Tba following la Iba weekly roportof
thte inatitutloo to Joly 1, ISM ? Remaining on
.lane 26, 236. admitted to Jaly 1, 67; (Uaobarged, cared
or roller eg, fr,. died, 10, remaining at date, 260. Hal**,
MOO, famalea, 41.
Thk Mr*pR* on Hoard Rchoorr* Cammo. We
prtbMd y*eto*<iay, eaya the Hoetoo A.l~rtiier of July 8.
a rbort deapatr.b from Holm**' Role, girlng aa account of
the killing of to* mat* of lb* achooner Uameo, by tb*
captain wh.io m a fit of Inaaatty. t)ar correepondent *1
that port <1 M Iba following additional particular! ?
The OUMr a-nred tn charge of Mr Dnvla, a Vineyard i
pilot, be bavtlg boarded bar ml Boon at th* mouth of tb?
Vineyard m unit, with color* fly log In dutroaa, th* captain
Bikin g that iber* had been an attempt at mutiny. in wbicn
t.e had Wad I Via mat a and wminded two man Captain
Vaatabrook report* on arriving here that the mat*
had prertcualy threatened to kill him; and oa th?
morning of tlm 29lta nit h? hoard him any f?
tha m? n at tba loracaatla gangway. "Who Will ba
haa 'imanf" and Immediately cam* aft and want lot*
th? rabin. Tha captain followed, knocking down tha
Iran at tha whaal and tha cook on bta way. and f >un i thi
mat# armad with two platol* aad nna Bowie knlfa Th*
mata anappir g <<** of tha platol* at him, ha (Captain Kata
l"-ook) atrock the mala in aalf dafanca Tbn crew auted .
that Uia ctpia n waa kind to tham during tha voyage, taat
ttiara waa no attempt at mutiny, and that th* mate did not
arm hlawaif nntll after tha two man had boon knocked .
down and an attempt had bean made on tha third mate, !
without elicit, and that after the encounter with tha mala
ha gere np charge of the echooner and atayed tn the
cabin moat ?f toe day. Captain Krtabroak and crew were
arteated aoon after arrlral by Onu-table Hnrael, and Oe- 1
puty loapeeter North took charge of the achoooer to await
ordora from R?*to#. Captaia Katahrook rare the nam* of
the mate aa fharle* Millar, of Mancbeater, N. n , aged '
twraty a'ght yearn. Deputy Marshal (toodrich arrlrad 3
laat eight fVom Roatnn, ami haa taken Id coatndy the cap- '
tain and crow of achoooer Cameo
"aral Intelligence. !
The rolled Fiatee brig Dolphin, I lentenanl Commander
J N MaflU, on a crniae, wee apoken oa the 94th all, la
latitude 2d tt?, end longitude 7? 44
felted itotea ?learner Fniton, Commaader Almy, wea at i
Bagoa la t.raade oa tbe lflth all, j
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Tkt Dudley Olatrratsry D-Ol ollf
OL'B lililiir COKanflrOMPKNUK.
ALIUNY, Ju'y 3, 1H5H.
Jhe Flare tip ??i th'. OwiUy (Murrvatory?O \ffi :u!?y //'
turtn the fnistrct and Scientific Cxnfn~iX ? IHichirgr of
Or. Gould?Cfrttmty <f Proyrru and C'Uxmate In
umph, die.
The tuspesaioo of unity, barmen; and concord between
the principal director and a majority of the truetee* ot
the Albany Dudley O'orervator; in a milter of moat
ertoue regret. It seems that Pro'twenr Gould hi* be ,
come eo obnoxious to the Board of Trustees that they
bare deliberately received to dlepenae with hi* eerrloei i
Neither the contributors t" the losiltutioa nor the public
were aware that any difficulty existed between the par
ties until a few da; u bine*, whin th? fact appeared that
the trustees adopted a resolution declaring that the con- i
itantly recurring difficulties In the afl'ilr* or the Obarrvalory,
arising from a want of harmony between Dr. Gould ,
and the members of the Board of Trustees, have aatwded
them that some new arrangement wa? absolutely uece* j
*? *? * ii. Out dianlBAinir nf T)p nnnlH and Ihn utihelitii.
Hod of some other person In bta piece. The trustee* charge
tbet the "superlative precision and tranecendUal exactness
Inordinary matter*" or Dr. Gould baa caused the useless
expenditure or very large amount* or money aoout tbe
Observatory, for Instrument* and other millers,
which hava been entirely useless, and noar prove
to have been inexpedient. They charge delay, atso, m
mounting the Instruments which have been oonitruoted
for we In the Oheervatory. They ask, "Wny do these
noble Instruments remain so long In the boxes when every
astronomer, conscious of bis own ability, would pant for
Ihe unfolding glories which they are expeoied to rereair"
(bey say they belleye the reason why the instruments
hay* not been mounted is a discreet unwillingness on the
part of Dr. Gould to test bis skill as a practical astronomer.
There are many other obarges instituted against
bim, made by men whose assertions will not be attempted
to be reruted, which go (tar to oonvince the pnblio that
th? profesaor poeseases a spirit too arrogant and too des
potlc to have control of such a grand and noble national
institution aa the Dudley Astronomical Observatory is yet
destined to become.
It seems that the corporators of the institution?that Is,
the trustees?placed In a subordinate board, termed the
Scientific Council, the regulation and management of the
ostitntion, as well aa the selection of practical scientific
> Ulcers of the institution. The principals of the United
States Coast Survey?Maasrs. Bsc he, Henry and Pierce?
were included. This Council was advised that tbe truileee
bad removed Dr. Gould, and solicited the Council
to co-operate in "some new arrangement in the
uTairs cf tbe Observatory." Messrs. Bache St Co.
write from Washington, requesting a copy of the specific
charges preferred against Dr. Gould, and the suggestion
of what new arrangements thsy, the trustees, propose
for future action. No such request was oomplied
with, except communicating a statement made by Mr. 01oott,
the President, to a meeting of the trustees. The
Douncil met in this olty on tbe 30th ult., when Its members
sgaia asked for oral or written evidence in anpport
or tbeir serious charges against Dr. Gonld. The trustees
reply, through tbe President, that thoy cannot recognise
lit a rV, nn.,11 ? an annnlltla tplhnnftl Knl If IHa 1
Council have any recommendations to make aa to a sue
cfMor to Dr. Gould, they will be received with respectful
rouiideration. Mtwsrs Bache, Henry and lberce then
male a proposition to take, unconditionally, the charge of
the Observatory, subject only to the Board of Trustees,
or to refer the difficulties to discreet arbitrators, or else to
appoint a committee of tnree member* to confer with the
Scientific Council,In order to ascertain if any measures of
ooacthation can be suggested. Mr. Olctt replied by
stating that tbo trustees had do further commuulcation to
make, but If the Council have any recommendation to
make concerning a successor to Dr. Gould, the trustees
will receive it with the most respectful consideration.
Thus the matter stands.
Though thia rupture la disagreeable to the patrons of the
Institution, and to the scientific public generally, it will
evidently result to a beneficial purpose. The trustees are
not te*acinus In the Instalment of any particu ar protestor
of astronomy; they oniy declare unequtvoca'ly their lost
confidence la the ability and c >urtesy of Dr. Gould. They
will undoubtedly recognise any gcntlemon of scientific aitainnienu,
exceptlcg him, whom tn? "Council" msy re
ccnimend. 4
The founders of this Observatory Intended to make It a 4
model institution?the pride and boast of America. The '
tnbscriptlons have been most liberal, amounting to over 4
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. No expense or
cxeriions have been wanting In procuring suitable '
grounds, erecting appropriate buildings, manufacturiug '
supeiior Instruments, and In rendering every aid, to a *
lavish extent, for tne accomplishment of the highly ,
laudable object A permanent rand la on hand, amounting
to some ten or twelve thousand dollars annually, for '
the salaries ana support of the astronomers, assistants. 1
oomputors, observer* sod servants necessarily employed 1
sbcut live establishment There's no fear of any failure, |
bowever, as the Institution is in the bands or such corporators
as possess the energy and determination to finish
their undertaking to the letter of their anticipations.
The following correspondence hes peaeed between Mrs.
Rlendma Dudley and the trustees and ScietiliUc Counc 1 i
of the Dudley Obeerratory at Albany 1
MRS. DI DLEY TO Till TRI STBBH OF TUB DI'DLIT '
oaantTATOHT.
Autatt . June 28,18M
GDcnjcaicx?I an eurprised and trie red to earn through
the medium or the public preaa that serious difllcu(tiet
bave arisen between yourselves and too director of the
Dudley Obeerratory, and that you demand the withdrawal
?i the director end refuae to refer the difficulties In queei.r.u
to the Helen tide Oouncil, exoept upon the beets o( the
removal or one of their owa bojy, to whom the manage I
Kent of the Obecrratory baa been entrusted.
It le well kuown to you thai my large donation wae
made under the express ciedition that the Obeerratory I
ihould brromr a cat'onal Institution, dedicated to the
tdvancrmrru of one of the noblest branches of Hbleuce, .
iu<l that lb ' eminent gentlemen composing the He leal iff:
Ununcll ahjitld be entrusted with lu deretopement and
management I relied upoa the gentlemen who had
been named aa true tee* In the original act of Incorporation,
parsed aeveral years betore, to ?o operate harmootoualy
with the Council, and b?*e nerer sought to Interfere with
your action eo long aa It apiMwred to ba dlreottd towarda
the great object* to which the ("baerrstory la dadioatad.
Having nndlmimahrd c.mtl.icn-c in llin intentloo* and
ability of tea Council to arcompllab the euda |>ropot?<l, 1
oannot but fed ibe m* . i earnest desire Dial every membdr
of it thai! reoelro tic hearty oo-operation and support of
the trustues, without which all our effort moat fall,
learning that the action ol your Biard, which I reler to, la
not unanimous, 1 bare now respectfully to request that
Uioae members of It who cannot oqrdtady oontluue to discharge
tbe cubes whicn devolve upon them in connection
with the FcleeUBo Couecil aa at preaeat organized, and
aiihthe director now In charge, shall rei gn and leare
their places to ba tilled by suit donors to the Obeerratory
la may be selected be the remain,ng trueteoe
Tbe disinterested w al tor the cause of science which baa
prompted you to imderlake the labors end ra*|>oosib lilies
nbicb hare devolved upon you, will, I trust, lead any of
jou without bealletluB to withdraw from the cootml of
ba Obeerratory, rather than baxard Its succewby placing
t beyond the superrttlou of .hoee geiaiemen whose names
Save dpmi the guaranty to molt of the other large coawi
Jutott to lhaObM>rvUory, M well as to myself I em, gen
liemrti, with much rvapoct, your obc lleot servant,
BI.ANIIISa DUOLIY.
IMPLY Or TIM TMTTIBt
ro Miw Bunm Dvpijit:?
Daxa llanaa?We hare reaelwd jour letter of the 2*th
met. At the time of your mob!e gift the u uateee of the
[>ud)ey observatory probably impressed you with aan
luwe hopes, Inspired by the aeeuraaree or the dlatla(ulebed
gentlemen who rumpoeed our Sr.-i.l ti CoueetL
We flattered ourselves with harmonious action and auspicious
retalla. Bet a bluer experience, to which you
iro a stranger, for bus all hope of ear coe turning to art
with all the gentlemen who compose oar Scientific Ooun
sil. Wo venerate, dear madam, your age; we admire
feur liberality; werejatne that your honored name la
J entitled with aa Institution which la deailoed. we treat,
10 (bed luatre not oaiy up.w lie name, bat oa our oountry
tnd the world
And we doubt not that, -on I 1 we roedeacead lo Intrude
upon the sanctity of your retirement la the unworthy en
ccevor of enlisting yoar reeling* and dietreaetng your
mind by a conflict >a which m*o alone ehould be engaged.
are onuld spread before j on the facta which would oonrince
you of the proprlrly of our oouree aad secure for
t ynnr cordial approbation
The action taken by as hae haea the result of e pamfal
necessity, and wa aee no reason for regrsttmg or reirirUci
li.
We bare endcsttrod honestly and to the beet of cur
ibtllty to pei form the dutiee unpoeed upon as aa members
if the Hoard o( Truster*, and rannot now rnlUuinlnh the
trust committed to 11a without danger to the Observatory
ind i Ishcnor to our a* Ives
fall}- ewer* of tee inrtnenrea whioh Induced rou to
irnba the nommunicasion above referred to, and believing
hat ta the future you will sanction the couise we have
nuraued. and which we know to have beea neoeaaary,
na remain, wlU? reaped and atncere regard, truly youra, |.
THOMaS W. OLCOff, c:
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JOdN N. WILDER, V
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ALDKN MARCH. .
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R. H. PRUTN. ,1
:oRinMPONnvNci wnrow MM*. I?cplit ABI> thr ?
' EClISTlfIC COCRCIL. *
At.BAiT, June 9, IMS.
ro Prnfaavoi a Hmmrt. Bactt*. I*tmkik and (Jocip, Set soil Be
Council of the Dudley tiorarratorj fl
obmtlmmmm?1 need not inform yon with what anTtous fi
nleirat I bars watched your management of the Ian- o
jtie adalrr or the Hndiey < >Wrv?tory. and tha c tlflea
ion with which f have eeen Ita developemcnt older your
iktlful oara, la apita of tba embarresament* with which I P
km well awate yoa hara haen Impeded a
Aa at ate d In my letter at tba time of the Inauguration of y
he Ohee-Tatory, my donation toward tbe requisite an- n
towmeal wai made upon Uia guarantee fnrnlaha<l by w
i our names and reputations; and it haa occasioned m'a tl
1eep regret te learn tint your <(Torta are obatnirtod and b
rrmr plana thwarted by Individual* bold tag off! te In the li
Itoanl of Tmateee It la my hope that tba prernnt officer* a
if that Board may aee the propriety of raeigntng. undnr a
lh?ee clrcnmnar cae, a?i<l leaving their pinnae to b<- (tiled fi
ley the voter tf thoae troalei-a who are aot op a the pre- e
<ent Executive Oimmittcr. p
Thanking yon for your ureelflab devotion to tbe grant d
enier( r'ae which wa all hare ac much at heart, I remain o
jour obedient tenant BLaNDLNA DID LET. b
NEW YORK HERALD,
Pi'Tir* OwwBvjapwr, Ju*e 30, ISM.
Mr*. BUMronu nraut
1'Kak V mum ?Your lulhr of June 9 m duly received,
but ?o ?kvb celeyed our reply until, fry further pereonai
txeu inattoo of lie rondit" o of the Ghoervatory, wo
sh'.tld no enabled to epnak a'lbeni b<MltaftM of UlO progrew
which hod bun mace in cariylng out Ike lntootinno
o* )< ur noble gut .
Wr fet-d not ixpr?ee our high graUtloatlon at learning
bow deeply you. an well aa your relative# nod personal
fri?n<?. tympa'biee *l'b us i>-our eadeavore to'fulfil the
niD*cutJio? juA'ly entertained iu ruaufqueiice of the
Urgeo'i* oi your donot'cea, nod the pledge* heretofore
g;v?-r. by the ttutirea of the Observatory.
When wo remec-bar the pomp and ceremony with which
iba inriej Odeervatnry wet Inaugurated na a Daftloael
and mettltlc institution. aod the promlaee under whleh
yv.tr i?a? g'rat dotetn n wa* obtained, we could not boil-ve
that be obatruciiooa to which you ellude would
*?iii ue to
We have made a careful examination of the prevent
itei- cf tte Obacrvatiry, the program which ban boon
made in bringing na several parte Into action, end the
work a'rta-') acccmpltsbed, nnl we can truly aay that WO
i'e out only rebutted with what Dr Gould ban already done,
but ate highly gratified with both the amount aod character
of tbe work Not oelv baa Ue made eood nrorrraaa in
Ifce e}U'ptD''ut rf the Observatory and mounting the Initrumeats
hut be has exhibited to us a series of lnventllaiioM,
cow In pro frees, the recultn of which will be ad
miUM to be to important addition to astronomical aclenoe.
On the reteiptof yoer letter we Lad already made
trrangemrhts for an early meeting In the city of Albany.
We bad been appealed lo by the Board ot Trustees, and
letermined lo *ove?tigate carefully the difficulties which
ihev ought aliege to eite., in the hope that by good tamper
and dWittereated effort on both aides these might be
ftaored We could not believe that personal leellag
vould he permitted lo icteriere with the execution of so
octed a trust Wo hive been met on our arrival by resoutiora
denying our power, dlamisaitig from our Oouacil
Mao cf Its member a. nod the declaration that Dr. Gould
nasi be removed as director. The necessity for the renova]
of Dr Gould was declared after the reading of a
taper containing grave charges against him as a man of
iclecre, ard also as an honest man, and without giving
be opportunity for a bearing or reply.
These charges we have tnves'lgatod, and declare to you
hey are entirely baseless. After considering and assert
eg the moral risbte which we regarded as belonging to
>ur position aa Council, wo determined to offer measures
K conciliation?in take charge of the Observatory ourelvee,
to submit tbc questions to arbitration, or to meet
villi a committee of oonrerence appointed by the trustees.
The President of the Board has refused to submit theeo
iroposltions to the body to wbom they were addressed,
bus denying us, alao, of a hearing.
The moat sacred rigbta of man are thus boldly trampled
ipon and we cannot but (ear that our effort# to keep this todilution
which beara your honored name In a condition of
deiittflc progress may eren prove unavailing, unless pubic
opimcn should enlorce upon the trustees the necessity
it the withdrawal to which you refer.
We shall costinuB to contest this matter with such powire
es we posse**, trcm our position as the Scientific Oounill
of the Dudley Observatory. We feel that it may well
ixctte your womeiily sympathy?ever ready to rise
igalr>sl oppression?to see instruments divined by a ripe
md learned astronomer wreeted by violence from bis use,
>r given into the hands of another, to blight all his hopes
u>d tie zeal with whiah be was pursuing so successfully
he advancement of hla favorite science. If the
luatet* have failed, upon your oall, to do what
>roprlniy and delicacy required, we have but little
tope that they will liaten to us, or that we shall be
tble to nave the institution from the results of their disirgsnlz'ng
measures, in which might Is substituted for
'tgbv, and by wbiob a deserving, zealous and honorable
ten of scie-ice la arraUned and condemned without a
leuing. ud a so called Council, whose only acknowlodg.
id power Is te give advice, denied the opportunity to pre
lent it to the trustees unleai it accord with the previous
letermination of the body which it is to advise.
The trtetee* even undertake to decide, without hearing
he PclenttOc Council which they created, a poo Utesoi>ntiflc
character of the director and the aclentlflc opera
inns of the nlwervatory, as if determined practically to
gnore the existence of the Council which they selected on
he very ground that the trustees themselves were not
sonversant with science.
This course, if persevered in, must assuredly be most
ilsastrous to the beet interests of the institution. It aubliitutes
the excited determination of personal feeling and
u gry temper for the sober conclusions of reason, and
ivaiiing itself of its power exercises it with the ungovern>d
energy of the uncivilized man rather than with the sobriety
and self control and mildness or the Christian.
It remains to be aeon whether In our time and in our
lountrj this will be tolerated.
Very respectfully, dear madam, youra,
JOSEPH HENRY,
A. D. BA08E.
BENJAMIN' PIERCE.
TUB SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL TO THE TKC8TM8.
OnniJtY OnsKRVATOKT, July 1, 18C8.
lo thk Tnrimuw or thk Dtdijit Owkkvatoky:?
Gsvr.nisit?Waiving for the moment what we consider
>ur rights aa members of the ScienJtlc Council, and the
lontract by which we deem the scientific concerns of the
'brorvaiooy to have been plaoed in our charge, we maae
Jbe following propositions of oonoiliatlon, via : ?
I To take unconditionally, immediate charge and dl
ection or the Dudley Observatory, subject only to Discard
of limtees, thus occupying curnelves the place of
llreotor. IT this la not ecoeptable to the Trusteee, then
2. To refer the difficulties between ?r Gould and the
Trustees to live dticreet and wtae citizens of Albany, two
to he named by the Truutees, two by the scientific Coun
til, and these four to choose a fifth. The award of these
arbitrators to involve the complete decision as to the lulurt
arrangements of the institution, and tne Trustees and
i 'ywi*>/ <! Ia nlo/'oa hotn^al vas In aluda Kw Iks
determination.
Should neither of these proposltloee be acceptable to
the Trustees, the following ?
3. to appoint a committee of three member*, reprc
(entiug both the melorlty and minority of tbe board, n
aoiiter witn the Scientific Council, In oner to aeceru n i;
?ny n-iuecre* of conciliation can be >ugKested.
Iteepectiully your obedient servants.
JOSEPH HENRY,
A D. BAC3E.
BENJAMIN l'KIRCE.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Auant, July 3, ISM.
At a meeting of the trustee* of the Dudley observatory.
jetd to day, the entire Scientific Council bare been dts
Biased. Professor 0. M Mitchell, of Cincinnati, la ap
tinted director, and the President of the Board of True
*ea baa been authorized to take legal poaaeasion of tbe
xcperly.
Our AlbMjr Correspondence.
Aiiu.vr, July 3, 18M.
irth<( lima is tXt Oanaf Homed ?Tucker m. Benton?
Atltm/i to Make Political Ca/ntml ? I Uneu qf Com mil
twmrr WhalUrn?I.igkt t'rrighU ? Pew Pcutmgcrt ami
Ihtll Timet, dc
At almost ?v??y meeting of tho Panel Board angry
cone* occur. A few data alace an Interesting ooa onurred.
Mr. Tucker offered a reeoiutlon that curtain In
ilrur.iiooa Issued by the Auditor, Mr. Benton, Co toe
anad ool>e< tors, be rescinded. It aocma that the col lac
ont, during the present season, here boeo greatly ao
loyed by tbe Auditor In andearorlng to compel them to
wriurm coeroua duties, which neither the Interests of tbe
hate required nor rendered at all aecMsary for tbe
acai service. mr. mduid m a koov Nutui'n, holding
ivor by the grace of the democrats la Mm last legislature,
t mm supposed that this favor would la laoo hm it
MM not to throw any Impediment tn the way of d jmr
irelir. office holders on the canal. Bat they here boeo
IJteproioted F-arly la the leeena be laued Instrorton*
o canal collector* relative to the clearing end
nepecttoB of cargoes, which ware aawoyiag both
o the ool lectors sad the as v galore cm th?
sooie. Am those regulations were elloirttber unoe
smott. sod of oo use or utility la the protection of the
'tool revenues, end were only intended to eonoy, delay
ind cfleari the boatmen, the oolleotore mode complaint to
one of the members of the Canal Board exhibiting copies
f the Inwructlots turned by llr Know Nothing Audit ir
ten too Mr. Tremain. Mr. Tucker, sad others, e. once die
ovwred Met iUoton's only object wm to annoy bo*lm..n
hey would naturally believe tboee obnoxious orders I
rere leeu -a by the democratic Oeasl Beard. Of course,
r not otbrrwiee informed, or If informed, hut still per
lated in, the boetmeo would seek rrreoge against the
emocratic party at the next election, for having inflicted
itch neelrse delay and Inconveniences upon them, Thereipon
these members of the Oaaal Board thus appealed to,
mtmc ed the canal collectors to disregard that portion of
teuton's instructions which wns intend n't to Injure the
emoc.atlr party, ann at the meeting of Urn Caaai Bisrd
crersry Tucker reared to be placed on flie a resolution
eecirdier suoh action of tilt Auditor Walt*' e flare up
ccurrfd on tbe oc< ssnn. during which the Auditor
hreaUned to withhold pay from sorb canal
AVer* m rsfssed to obey bin Instruct'ons. He
it* infb? rned that *ach a compuieory |>roones as
nreiidemui (till rusted Th * state of thing*
bows that Benfc n, whose political cxlttrnoe the demo
rats preserved, la new play .ax into the hands of the re
lubitoone. the Cecal Hoard bM heretofore allowed btm
onetderabl* liber tie* la lb?lr mtettbga. b it oi? ton;* will 1
o turner l>* hrard among them. ae be will only bo allow
d to perform the elmpie dutlea of ita clerk. <
Mr Wba lon. one ofibe Canal Commiaoloeera, I* now
ymg Oaogernotly III at Krle, t'eoiey Ivaua. The loot or
oaota repreerbted It to b* egueniely doubtful whether
couM recover bia health II* ia unable to bo removed
i> hi* borne to Cattaraiif ue county
Carol trelghu, ae well a* railroad paaeengera and
ei*bin. hare faileti off flrty per rent dor hg the laet woek.
ho "inmieor travel," which the raltrnaoe and watering
lore* greatly calculate upon during tbln eeaeou of tbo
oar. amounio bow to nothing. Very low pooplo nro dieowed
lo expend their im-pup n pleasure travelling wnoa
till times ennunve to etare them no awfully la the faso.
ach imarloo are ilkoly to bo IB a groat mratmro dlepoooed
nth until better timoe replonlah their pockele
Ftwwatow Srwwiw's Mbpicai. TuiuTtiwirr.?Tna
Ic.atcn AitvrrtUrr glwca the fuuowlBg extract of a letter
rom a gent < man of bigh character in rarla, to a friend
f Senator Sumner In tbt* city
P/riw, .Tune 17. ISM
The opinion of both phyolciann, approved by Iff. (loo.
lay ward, of Boetoo, war in later 01 c*ulerixalloa of the
pIBO. IB order to p-odune counter Irritation, and In thla
onr frieBd l?r Browa-SCquard, whoao ppee all* lo the
errotte and cerebral nyatem, fully concurred. He made
everel narwfnl "xamioatlnna, enu ctnt to Ihe con-I up ion
liBl Uiore ?ao ellli congwatlon of the integument* of the
rale, ?? well ae other abnormal ooodltlwp When the
id woe announced to Mr Bamuer, and the >xart prone**
xplalned of burning the aerk end beck with Irene at a
rhlte heel, he at ooee eaiil, "T'y It without delay?In any
nrm?and lo any extent." the operation waa perform
d by Pr Hrowa fc <pterd, who withed Mr. Sumner to in
ale chloroform Tbt* he declined, end refuting at'eno
ynee, w?nt through the palnfnl procaae wt'hoet e word
row it co. It ha? been repealed elnce, aad will be ngala
? day tor the Qflh time. 1
SUNDAY, JULY 4. 2858.
I The Central Park.
The etty of New York. Oralis trade, population. wsalth?
ccmrosfe and art of all bar slater cities, has s pa/ dearly
for her pre emuisnoe. iUia baa the fortune, of rather ssisfortuse,
te be flllad witli patriotic projectors ? Hmrwui
to exalt ber flame that there to no end to their reborns* la
ber behalf. Those disinterested individual* foaod out j
that the Bailee; should be enlarged, though it bar long
ceaaed to be the resort of any but emigrant runae.-u, ,
rowfles and loafers; they also disoovored the aeomtily j
of blbng out the alipa naar Washington kari.et, trimwhich
a rental of lUty thousand dollars a year hat slip |
pert Into the pockets of nobody keowe whom, and creating
a city property which has boea seized epon by the 3;Uo;
of aewera, to drain vaoant lote; sehool houses costing
thou sands of dollars, where (l>ere Is a quarrel already
about the Bible; and Oaally.a groat Central Hark, wuich
will exceed the estimates by milllou* of dollars and entail
an enormoas annual Sx to keep- it h? repair. That
the site chosen Is capable of being converted into a vast
pleasure ground cannot be denied, but it vM only be at
an Immense expe?L?. No one csn look at Ita rooks and
ravlaes, nor examine the plans by which the* are to be
turned Into landscape gardens, without batog struck with
this fact. But the whole affair is only a job, from drst
to lash For a certain class of persons, contractors
blasters, policemen, ranger*, keepers, gardeners and
Idlers It Is a very fine project; and Tor politicians who de
sire seats in the Common Council and a heavy vote, and
for contractors who are still anx'ous to plunder the city
treasury, it it a scheme inviting In its prospects and "alto
gather lovely." For tax payers and real-estate holders it
has a very different aspect; and we think even tnat patient
creature, posterity, will some day groan over the
improvement and sigh under its infliction. We canuo
deny it has ths Kant river on one side, tho Hudson on
another, nor that it looks northwardly avsr the Harlem
flats and river, and the Bpuytenduyvtl, or wastwardly towards
tho l'alisades, or eastwardly towards Long Island;
nor that It has some historical associations and the remains
of some hasty ontrenchmeats. But these natural
advantages, which would have securod for it at no distant
date a dense and a flourishing population, could have b?en
enjoyed without such an enormous and unnecessary expenditure
of public money.
It Is the opinion of many reflecting and judicious persons
that a different system might better have been
adopted; that a number of smaller parks might have been
laid out in different parts of the city, north of Mali
son sqnare, which would have been mora convenient
or access, more advantageous to the holders of adjacent
property, and of more direct advtillage In point of
health, that a fairer distribution of the public funds could
have been tnide for such embellishments, aud that a
much lees amount would have been siilllclent for these
purposes.
Great efforts have been made, and not without success,
to create aetrong publle opinion In favor of the Central
Park. A flattering and expensive report of its capabilities
has been publiahed. The press has warmly eulogized
them, plans on a largo scale have been projected and
enormous premiums have boon paid to draw forth the la
lent of native and foreign artist*. In a short time money
will begin to flow like water into every nook and corner
or this excavated pleasure ground, we are to nave isaes
filled with ducks and geese, over which eome mvderu St.
I rrc.i.ond will be appointed keeper, skatlog panda for
gentlemen of elegant leisure, cricket grounds for our best
elevens, drives for upper noodledumto assist its laborious
digestion, quarter runs for horses that can go a mile la
I 40, ice cream gardens for heated pedestrians, and groves
of trees, where love sick youths may
I'lay with Iho tangles of Korea's hair,
Or sport with Amaryllis in tho shade.
Here, In shrubberies that gbenstone might have envied,
will the swilled loafers sleep oil their lager bier. Here un
der the cover of some rock, or in the (loom of some grotto,
the unsuspecting may be relieved of their purses, In spite
of the Jack boots, leather breeches and velvet jackets of
the foreet rangers; here children may be lost, andfiypsies
find them for a reward, and under the walls of a beleagured
arsenal the military foroea of the city in peace
prepare for war.
All this ws admit may take place, and mu^hmore. Dut
who la to pay the piper f How much more money oau be
taken out of the pockets of the citizens without a corpse?
Already eight millions a y ear are required for our municipal
expenditure, and If ue treasury is plundered In the style
It has been lor the last year or two, sixteen w Mb* demanded
by the patriots who havo the desi re ?t-u
the influence still further to Improve tho city. We
omt parks now which it would be very becom-them
to look alter anl keep lnorder;but wo fear, as ,
Is nothing more to no made out of them, tbey will
to be cherished as the lunge of the metropolis, and all be
itncken with conscmptlon, like that In Tompkins square.
We -oppose, however, It is too late to make any suggestions
of an economical or oautionary nature. The
ground has been purchased, a city stock has been isaual
to pay for it, a board of amateurs have It In charge, and
upwards of thirty plans have been prepared by ambitious
engineers. There are the rocks, and the trees, and the
reservoir, and the new Manhattan lake. The business
must proceed. Terrific majorities lie ia embryo for the
ambitious politicians cf the upper war la, and there will
soon be n multiplication of these precincts when the shan
lien of four or five thousand stipendiary workman skirt
he avenues. Tbougb at some distance from the seat of
government In the do*n town triang Is, the Central I'ark
may be the nearent point to the Common Coun II room
after all. We lock for a large bnelansa in marblo pillars
and terra cotta ra-e , In Iron railings and ruatlr. bridges,
and for a f?evh impulse to Long Island and Newbnrg nurseries.
Tbts In pre gross. What Is the use of population
If It la not to l>a gouged, of wealth If It la not to be tared,
of rcrka if they are not to be blasted4 Kocks did we Kay
ibey are onr elty mines, and are more valuable than tbe
gold d.ggit.g* of California. More money uas already naen
found lb our gneiss and granite by our contract prospectors
tl.ao In Mariposa it elf. Ttie Central Park Is tbe gheateel
placer of them all A drill and a few pounds of powder
nave made tba lortasje- of our wealtbPvt men, and bere
are veir.- elm* w. il eoricb many more.
It Is to be hoped that lh;s gold? n opportunity wiltrlieok,
lor a time at least, aome of tba other sthenics on loot to
improiT the city between Uie Park and the Iltithioe rlrer, i
by P'velilnr all thoee beauulut tips which now MM in
bet oil eel.od, end >tay tboao geometrical propueiUooa
now put for lb b> lntereste<l parties to ilrstrny what la lef
d (he natural reenery of tbe Island. At tbe end of a dozen
years u: ro, worn tbe onsen* bave found out that ibe 1
i*r* has " erst more than it name to.'' tt la to he Mpti I
iIn j wul_czjs n.ltl.eir money for some more useful pur *
jipm. rttii If now It bnrnr so badly In their jmelcets, why
uot erect the new |>ubllc buildings which are wanted for f
be public bualheaa f Why let ere< I large ami s|>aru>us <
market house* la the various wards, and ear* tbe people I
fiom the rapacity of Ibe flrreatallersT Why not construct
uh?Ualtal stone wharves to plane ef Iboee wooden and >
decay hg cribs, en which it is becoming dangerous to do <
bufUnets 4 Why not thoroughly repair tbe streets, so that i
en* shall he a* smooth and as easy of transit as another * '
Why la It that we are for wearing tbe ruffle without the
sh'rt, apetid.rg millions on tbe ornamental and nothing for J
theueetu? 1 he Central Park la a specimen of onr Irtconalde'st<
tie-s patent p. evary eye. It la a lob, a eraft under l!
lab# color*. an nmplrtca! nranrrlotloa. which will make the '
r>?tieot *!i-k death before be bar iaa'l"W* i ti* ' the
tleaa. No m cut toreew where 'be expenditure t? to
nod, aa<l " Ihia labored qnnrry her* ground ' w!!l doubt !
eea <"u 11 v teat Ibr resources. the pateooe md too philo
opby ol ??) on* Ntuif coatre tors mi stlModiarta*
for whom It hn boer. called into cititenoe Tbe rrtcksbern.
?f>e here bell pin j ere, the ?*imni?m. the >k tiers, the r'
u>?opbilltas. IB" Taxi men an I the faxt women, niey cele _
brut* hero their (itM an t their orgies, l>at It la ex- 5
tcoanely doubtful whether tax papers or inra Ida, or tbe
Tlend* of goud order, will #nd It equal to tbalr ax
pact* tie aa.
Chimbrr of Cnanarnr.
The Chamber of C>iamerr.e mot at tb? new rooms. corner
of Cedar and w rum street*, on thuraffay at 1 P. M.?
P. Partt to tha Chair,
aar*rn<?i? or norrwwrm.
Tha Chairman announced that document* bad bran received
from various public bodies, among other* from the
Philadelphia Board of Trade on the commerce of tho let
tar, aad one from tha l-lght House Hoard. Orderad on
file.
Mr i*nln Dner waa elected a member of tba Arbitration
Committee for the ensuing quarter.
A resolution was offered appointing an executive cun ''
wlttee of tea |o look after the new room* an I in attend to
lh? a* naral lAtrtMta n( tl.a* I !him hair Thia VU I Aid ftTPP
na<V' Ihe rnlen until the nut mee rig
the rnAdmif urged upon tbe merobcra It# neoeealty of
awakening a more lleely into real In the dolnge of th# ,
Che' .tier He propoeed lb#l the member* meet ia the
roome eeer* day beiweea the hour* #f twelve and one T
n'rltck to talk over aitcb matter* aa are of latereat to a
merchant", thua meJting it aeurt of ei hange. a
Tbere a an an rtiprnH to thte augvmtioa of the ("hair *
man, and tbe Chamber adjourned wtthotil harryg acted "
upon It there wan a thin attendance, and no buntoean
of pabllc Inlereet irmneptred. t
? v 1
PrttroaiAi Rawntwtxm ?The Ptttnbarg r*ispnlrh ban
accident* talteanpea a fo-grdlen incident, which i-etabliah ,
ea (tetieral Cameron'a "pluck," and ahoara that be cannot ?
bo Ineultcd with itnpunltr The e?l limine a?Senator Oam tl
ernn, of rnir Slate, ft will be reeol. toted, had a difflcutty ?i
with Rully (traaa. of Mo . daring the laf eenaton of Q m
greaa, which wan terminated by a remark of tbe former,
that be coald "take care of btmeeif. ' We bad ao recjl "
lection of any former dtapiay of tbtn quality oa the part of f,
tbe gaunt Tennty iraaian. but white cnnualty tarning over p
the Aim of oar neper of Man u 0, IMw, we lound tbe fol- A
lowing tncldeota among the chining u-en-e oi tbe CoagreM "
of int*-to ? |?
Moth hoiieeeof Cnngrean adjnirned ?n Sunday morning at ti
on o'clock. after a protracted aad mriay aeaslne p
Preolngih* Ceba'eoe the 0*ner?l Appropriation Mil. Sean n
lor Fon'r, of Mlaataatcpl, utiooh hie Pet in hanalnr'tamerou'a
fare whrrenpon th* Reuatnr from rennaylvanla Soared Urn
Senator Iron HlMUaaipnt. J
la the Ho nee, Mr. fhewpm, of Mlwlti pt, ?4 Mr. T*k- |
I Ihi H'tarta. hiu! a rrortrnlrr, Mr-ir*. Mnade of VV/>4a.
tad (Hddlaft, jt ukio. bad a etnuUr diHe-i''jr
be It artil be aof n lb at Mr. Uidpdj, in 1843, kuooiteW
tfnon a noted duel let. then cattel "HninitQ K.iote," on
i ai'euutei tit* ivikbie aiab that be conn baug tba fun
ltvi?f .tenabor Mate on some Manual ppl ou and Koote,
anpeaia, tnndo no allot denicnatratiua. In 1868 General
Centered ?iu*? up afa.a, id b dlffl-alTy ?mn aootaer
brtly tUvrholoer tn>in Muaouri. and aeinaa bun b f a
tj it let .t to at it Ibat a* alwayn 'carries *>ie bets about
M in" We like nur Senator cane iderably , and Reuueit,
or the rttw VoHTt Hmu i may mate bun ITeetrtent, it no
cat>. Hi in a poorrai, and a plucky Qfktuqr mac, and
wry no' run blin on ?be military fiery platform ?liar
rulurg (?% ) letrffiapi', Jimr.'lA.
The lleaten Stiaw Hat
Adia'.ia-iMr air. bat r Th?Ja? tie aua
tt .0 tb? moat hi-earnta* atratr badof the aaaaoa.
ukfflh. JM'oruad<ray.
Gvarel A man at Ran Mrakrj.
Immerse rarlHv of rm <*atte straw bate.
At oaac rrntulatorir aad beauUlter*
At leifNIN'b, 114 broadtray,
HMi to halt-the H. at.
At pilrce to to* the ilines
.arrest atoek of strawu. ratal mere* atd halm '
tn Now lork, a*. OJUelN'8,114 Bnnultray. j
I
Pttwtnfrrapha or the Town or HfaaatWrd, .
OrtBU .Buiiitofl %Qd Tro, N V , and 1,009 boitlrul kbbq of
city and country, for sala by HOLM KM, 289 Broadway.
IVf lb* Pnrdy *w Kinworh Dopot; 31 91aM*
on Lane. ?ill be open on Monday. July S.
Gold WatefeM for Sola at linytUn' Prima?
30 to CO per cent below retail store prices It. I*. PK AOOOK,
represented by DaVID bait, MS Broadway, up stairs.
Diamond Breaatptna, Bracelets, Rlnga, Ear*
ring*. Ac. at the manufacturer*' price*, 30 per cent betow
retail price*. ]) C I'KaCIOt'K, repreaeated by DaViD
RlT, up atairi, 403 Broadway.
D. C. Peaeack, Importer of IBamenda ?Far
wle by the package single atone or mounted. 40# Broad way,
up stalra.
Elastic htorhlttg*, Radical Core Trnaaas,
bonder brace* and supporter*, instrument* for every de
fortuity. I)r. H. L. PaKBUM'H oflcc. No. 2 Ann street.
Defiance Salamander Safes?With potent
powd? r proof looks, and omti bar*. Alao, lire and burglar
proof parlor aatea Depot 192 Pearl sar-?el.
SOU WAT M. PATRICK.
Radleal Core Trim Offline.? Marefo dt Co.,
Ho. 2 Veaey street. Aator House. Trusses and supporter*.
Bat chelor's Hair Dye, Wig* and Toupees.?
The hes* In the world, surpassing all made. Held and appltsd
at the mauu'.aciory. 2.13 Broadway.
Barrjr*n Trteopfooewa# It ens Beat and
sfeHpeat article for dressing beautifying olranetng, ending,
preaervtng sad rastcnag the bate leka. try * told by
*H t rugflsta
frbtadoro'i Hair Dye, Win and Towpaea
Peat In the world, wholesale and retail and tha dye privately
applied. Mo. 6 Aator House.
A Laigs Amorfment of Htraw Hats, In
every variety and style, at WHIT ITS. the halter, 148 Pulton
SM
Holloway's Pills-Operating through the
hilt- rd the Mood?ibeae greet eearcbera cf the H?*i?m ills
rharge from f very organ the poison of dlseane Tb* facility
with wblcb tbey cure dyspepsia and diarrhu-s Is wonderful
u?ld at SO Paldi-D lane N Y
BIRTHS, MARRIA0R8 AND DEATH*.
Rlttii.
Dtohaji ?On Frii'av, July 2, tbe Inly of Col. Csasiss L.
lih.NMt.N, late I'nitod Siatoj Consul at Acapulco, Mexico, of
a son.
MarrlMI<
HiseimAur?SgriBin.?In Middletnwn, New Jersey, on
Wednesday, June fo, H. N. Hikcum aw u Miss AMM
. daughter of Horatio Squires,
sen t- raocisc j (California) ana Washington papers plcssa
oopy.
V'Km? Knxi'ATmrx.?On Saturday. July 3, la St. Franda
XavMr'a church by tbe Rev. H De Lyoea. J a an
O'Nril, of this city, to Eliza T , daughter of F. Fitapairirk,
E?q. , of Washington, Ga.
Georgia papers please oopy.
Dim.
Bannm.?On Saturday, July 3, W. H. Baiuiitt, aged 3t
years.
Hi* friends are requested to attend the funeral, this
(Hum.ay) sfiornoon, at tour o'clock, from his late residence,
41 East Twtst.etb street, without further invitation.
Kaotos.?Near this city, on Wednesday, June 6, Capt.
Tiicuas S Eanow, aged 84 years.
Moblie Register Vrederiok (Md.) Citizen, and St. Iiouls
Kencblicau please copy.
IVreui aiw ?In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, July 8,
itsw UoriiLA!1*, 'n tbe 43th year of hla age.
i Li relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
i.? it the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three
? <?! trcn n.* late residence, Park avenue, between
i ' 11 avthueaud Cumberland elreet. Brooklyn.
>nm.-in Jersey City, on Saturday, July 3, ARMArt
DrusoiTcit, wile ci Col Nananlei Ellis, In the 56th year
ol ber ago.
Tteinendso. toe family and the members of Fidelity
Dlvlflou, No. 2, Hons of Timperanre, are respeutfnliy invited
to attend tbe funeral, to morrow (Ron lay) after
noon, at four o'clock, from bar late residence, 3d Sussex
street, Jersey City.
tLaiuwwr.?wuruij, JUIJ o, M>WI?IP t r i ?
noarv, tgttl 27 years
Hm trtends and the mrmberi ud friends of Faglne
Company No. 42. are respectfully invited to attend the
funtmi, thM (*unciay) alter noon, at three o'clock, from
No 3 Murray street.
KwuxaT ?On Saturday, July 8. after a abort and soaoTcre
lUneea, o cunsamptloo, Umrj.uu* K. Kjmuslsi,
aged 91 year*, 8 month* and 3 daya.
the funeral ?PI take place to morrow (Monday) afternoon,
at three o'clock, from bla late reiiaence, 68 Greene
atreat.
Krtrr*.?In thta city, on Saturday, July 3, from an at .
tack of ike jaundice, Jons Krara, son of Jauob and Mary ,
Ann KolIz. aged 83 yeara, 6 muntha and 34 daya.
The relat.vet and frienda of the family are retfiectfully
invited lo atund tbe funeral, from tho lata roaulanoe of
deM-aacd. 46 Attorney atreet, thla (Sunday) morning, at a
ten o'clock ?
MoGockis.?At hla realfenne, In Railway N. J.walur- (
day, July 3, Mr Wn. M Mr?o< *: , formerly of this city, |
Is lie Utlta year of hla ago
Ilia rriaodi and thoaa of the family are reepectfully In- I
nUd to attend the funeral, from Ma late reetdeooe, at I
Katiway, on Tueaday afternoon, July 0, at live o'clock.
RimaoM).? taddrnly, on Friday evening, July 3, at
bin rta.deece, 17 Columbia air ret, corner of Joraiemon, ]
Brooklyn, Mr. John Rkvioind, need 40 yearn.
HM friend* and tbe member* of Brooklyn lodge. No. 1
2(1, ate mvtted to attend tun funenpt, Him (ckmuay) afternoon,
at two o'clock. J
Ayrvhtre and Giaagow papern pleaee copy,
ttnnoe* ? At Newark, N. J., on Iriday, Joly l, .U?w
M. Pnyeora. ay??i 46 year* I
Tbe relatieea and Irteoda are incited to attend the fhoeral
?hM (cunday) a'lemo>n. at half paat (bur o'clock, i
>' m hia taie reeidence. No. 9 Croan street, wltbont far- ,
h< r r telicn .
Smith ?(in Saturday, July 3, Film*. wife of Andrew 3
'mitb, and sister in law to Arthur Mooabaa, a laklve of d
ounfy lav an, pariab of Ivomoool, townlaaU of Boch, e
Ireland
Her relatlvee and friends and those of her brother In- u
aw are reepeetfnlly Invited lo attend the ftmerad, this
Pun day) aflarnoon, at two o'clock, from her lata real
lenoo, corner of Fourteenth atreet and areaua B, without
briber actice.
WAim ?On Friday, July 3, Brnramcv Waum, m the37to ,
rear of b e age. v
Tbe relative* and friend* of tbe family are respectfully P
avited to Bitot 'l the funeral, from the residence 'if hie s
>r?u?r, vt.i *i? Twenty tin* atreet, mkimii Eigntn
ad Nintn itnimi, ihit (Sunday) afternoon, at two
I'dMk.
fjpCMAAMMWWb |
a t TUB FIBAl. BKRTINO OF THK OOMWTTTRR OF A
flt tli* Romu Catholic Orphan Ball ibeid at the < ryatai '
' 'are on Ike alght of the IPh of April lean, which U> g T
ace at lae office of John M llarrlagl<ia * nmadim*. on r<
'r.day, July A Mr llarrlagtna hetag called to the -hair, a ?
rmmltiee wee appointed It draft reeolnlona etoreaatreof
lie artiae of the mm In* The following rwcolutiooa were atir?d
and iiaaalmoualr adopted ?
heard red, 1 hat wn rheerfiillT leader onr eia"-ere thaaka to 1
hat l?? a. stntaoa heo . proprietor of the Ae'or Houee for "
Hi g?aerutin aro dlatao rrated kladnrr* la platting at the die ?
oealnf thecommute* daring the eattra drtlheratinaa, fraa ?
t all charge the nee of hia magnlftreti' rarV.ra. w
Beaoleed Thai oar *t am tide I* eminent!* joe In t'aplala II
hmhar. of the tweet* earned ward, and the foraa uadar ble
urrmend. f .r ihelr (<< lent arrrtrae and gentlemanli r-i?. A
net In attendance at the rryatal raiaae during the evening \J
f the hall
Reaolred. thai we leader to lha Pre?e of New York our
t.rere.ihenhe for their kladnaea ?nd liberality 'a nilir.ng and
rrameedtng tk? hall to the patronage of lhapnhUr thereby
'earn eg tee labor of Ihe roaamlUee aad aiding materially
Na aueeraa 4i
Reanivrl, Thai we freelr aekaoWedge our full I idebtedeaa
to the ke?tl"pen whnae nubile spirit and t hrlaUaa tear
rally In luced Iheio lo contrihaia liberally to the funic nf lha
ow ailitee aad irviC <hat the* will ever reatlir th? wl? lnm
I ihe manm. "Ha a ho glreih In ike pour lendeib f h - tor J."
Ity order of the committor. JOHN M. HaKRiN IToK,
RICH A R l? 1. I.HMIH,
WIM.IAB KRNNRM.V ?1
\M PBRMABBNT CI RR FOR PII.KR PILBR. PIMM.
pUea?The proprietor of Dr. WITBRR P auppoeliory
'III gnarentee to cure any raae of etterua' nr Internal i. ilea
h? following geatleaara were cured ol uilna by aalng Dr.
Il-mcr'a pile auppoaltory ?< barlee II Howell, Req , Nrw
rk. B. J waa c peraled npon lor pUee hut dci.a no good aad
an naable to Icara lha hour* fir mo iiba. Mr Michael !H>
aa. No Jt!S honthaleee'. waa afTUctet' wi'b ullea for dfirea
ear*, aad waa la a deplorable oondlilot Oafl aad aae them A
ir youraelf. and hundred a of other gentlemen whoae name* *j
nd ad-lreeaea I will glm Depot IM Howery, Now Tork. ~
he medlciae can beacat lo nay part of the eoaatry. ,1
AMERICA! PVBOTRCHNJRTJI HAVI MADR WON "
IV derful prog tern la the art of manufacturtag llrwworhg A
ittbln the laat few year a Without aoubt. the work made ta ~
>la country far eieeeda thai of aa) otaer for elegaaea of daEand
brilliancy of color, aa the dlarlaya prepared for the ,1
bratlna of our great natloaal holiday wU rally atlert i
>I the haad of the He* for real brll'ikney of color ami (nod,
band elegant wnrkmanahlp, atanda Mr. J. W. HADPIRl.P, A
f Raal Willlamaaurg. U I. fit* ?<?*! hare not been offered ;
ir public eihtbttloa In ihla elly aa often aa thnae of Meaara i
idge. be not being willing to gncrlflcn ble puree altogether H
jr he prlrilege of an doing But with tadieldoale who wteh
> eu)o? ihe relehratlon hy firing good Worka. there hla atand
re eminent Mr. H *1*ea rou*t.n't employment to from 1
aealy ?o thirty of the b.-at workman (a the country, content
?g hlmaelf wt?h the maeufactare of flae worka only, and -m t
Viylng other maniifactnrara in furulah htm with email aad
nlmportant worka
jTTjpwwje ABB Rntnrr.MM fob fancy rhow
BLjmd gaitan, aad ?m*f 14 f? am v*?i * ptfwl \m*m
6
IWKLLAROVI
A OABD
A K F ntl'UHVO|'T A CO.
| Bare ibr pliant* of ?D%oi.r<?tl?? in taeir 'rtend* amithep?*Alie
Hut their ?* < ?* mamn^.r.mrj for to* prjafnoOMi of
riK? W*B?
a now La Inll operant)*, *ar they hare om hea* a Larva aaA
<->a?ni aaaortMeat of
ft* Mia orffr-r a?<? ana traya.
hpoon#. fe?ts kiiimm,
VegatatXe dtabna e**r baalet*. eaotora,
(loth1** onto r Alekaa, Ac . Ac ,
Of ar.lral) oaw *a : elegant dmc^m to Wbtoh thay reapoWl?Uj
Ru'l'a Om allrntiea of tlir.'publle Intending to aak*
111* *r>t?pori*Dt trr rooh of ibrU ftliarfl btufanaa. thnyaaw
uania public tb?t they *111 apart oaithar labor aoa aa
I an#- ra the pro-lao' on of artletca J? aorpaaHag bcanty aaA
ammiMhy
?ar aunderrt will baa* Aaa aaUoc*patlbl?w1th faialiBd
(a* aaeertofned by at tutf experiment., ami over/ article a wrranted
a# reiwtaenud
i>:.*i?r?* fUKKficiib fob FBBsnrratiob.
B. 7 HaU'lHFOOf A OO.t
Corner Broad war wf tf re oca a a (root.
BUnONB OB BBItABOBJOUfTB OF TUB UBBhT FOB
joint curna without pain, ao thai tha b?a? ana be worn VB>
mediately, wlBbnt the leant hoowmlroowp) tha pnMaat, ha
l>r Z acHABHB nrwoa ohftopodlt. 760 Broadway.
twilMfn, Kltwmi, NUU PBITBTBATIKO TBB
) t1r?h, eitraoM wlthont pall, ao that the boot ean howra*
Immediately aflon ska operation wtthoni iho Put la in i aB
core to the pada-il, by Dr. IaCBABIB, atiriann ahlrupoAMt
Jtti Broad amy.
CHKAP CLARK?-JtTRT BBCBTTKP. BCO CAAK9 FHK
M. BiUabcth, ad $C III per caae
O Mt. MBBDUM. 18 Wall atroei.
(VAKTRfJKlB ? ANMRTTAM PATRMT FOB BALI, 0?
V *o IfW patent waterproof cartridge and aafetT fang
traia. r i i i"iri irari f n ni nl mi iili i n I r> i liitinmn
Hon apply ? U* Manor aired. (K/MAZ A MILUL
ATOMBCMITIOK.
Y' Paraooa who feavrfonnd do benefit from ihrtrealmanf
they bar# ban* under. ace re? pec'fully melted to call oo HLI
W Von DKitMMiTIi, If V who hu baea rory auonemfnlba
mmng hundiedaof peraoar la (hlaotty a!ler being urenounced
iro trahle and given up i.vdM fNO l)r * 'a l~rr nip nrltmaa
M.I obM-rvatton In tne treatment ?r toeaumvltoo. be geoa
rally ran drteet immediately on eiamlue low whether ha can
be anon*mftil or no', and be (peaks accordingly. He makea
It ?mlr in treat no nam lancer than ten taya If be oaaaob
chcti the fatal progrefa of we dlaeaae iretbat time, ho will no*
lead tbe untrrer to any further expesao. TMn la quite diftorect
from pbvalctaoe gsnernlly. their metio i? m on the u4
even-yearn ah told lha patient exmt It la not necevatry for
pattern* redding In the on.i? try ar distant allies tn mub iiaha
along, tedious and expensive journey. 10 aval! thetnamvei af
hie treatment; all that la r*<v? alt* la a enrefol description of
lite symptoms of the oaae. elAer written by the paurnt Mm
ell or bin pbyaictaa. OBee only for lha treatment and oma
of cooaumvtlon, 16H Bowery. Band for a boat ou oonammptton?gratia.
DR. ZAOHARIR'H FOOT WASH-FOE RRFRRSHIMB*
hardening; prarenta esmmlvo parsptruMou, and tmmartg
a delightful odor to lha feet. For gale by Or. ZaCHAJLIB,
70U Broadway.
Fly papkr. chemical whali oil boap, uraanr
powder, leadatune, aabeetoa. eadmtuaa. mtaaal btesawmt
alumlaJum, oil eognae, olla rye, rum, pear and pineapple, am
IrtM'ta cognac serf gle. for sale Ha Dr L FRUCHT fiftlll,
14;t M*idan lane, autboref Fermented Uqumw, aump?"haaMm
Ire* use.
GtNVINR FARINA I'RACXnW -THF OWLT ORNEIne
Farina ara.-k -r* manufaetiirad la tba United Maine
are made at the w*l known ?at?bllrbmenl of A. WIRO,
keq , at isuivtogbnrg, rtate of New York.
There arc the only printer* ever pteaeated to the |?iblta
containing the true .|it*iltWa of J*. in*
In one pound ot W iNd'H FanlN A ORal'K KKM the anar'shtor
properties are estimated to be e.pial to MaloMaiaad
from two ponnde of t read, ae It la ttaaally baked
Tlllu-K cmat itKHN Akk 1H8T1 Nl?blHHJtl> FROM ALL
UTUKMM
by the sweet taiitt of the wheat. which they retain toarmmarkable
dearer, and repanelly by tbetr kind action upem
' be atomerrh They are n. seated with tba greateat eaaa hp
the Infant or the (vino aa welt aa delicate paraooa ganvuUy.
No other productiim from wheat haa erer been dlarovarnd
which her provd ro
valuable af am article of fooo.
and macy realize the moat important bandits from thalr dally
use In maintaining a healthy time ol the ayatein
aI.L < I.AFeKF m\Y C?* TnRM TO AI?YaNTAOR rwRulariy
on the family table, and ?a economically. In proportion
to th nonnebtnent tbey o.ntatn, aa they can breed. Then
each wtt lis<1 a part the movt pleasant meals they ham
ever eat. a made up Irem theae truly healthful and delightful
rackera.
All tbor* who may wiah to pmrtire WINd'A OKI.KHftAYXD
CRACh htvH khi.u d tie on their
Ollttu AltalNHT lMlTATfORB,
aa tone are making cri'lnarv crackers the aire of WTHCPB
FAH1NA . and. are < ndeavorlng to aell laelr article# by snRlu^luein
tarlna cecktirs
found aetna'ly aid In ff deceptlona. by offering to thnlr
owl tbeae inOrlor ctchera at thn full prior at
WJNO'li FARINA, with an t<u,ina tou that thef won tho
MB*- u W'ng'a ard ibis u 'li ne ?lmpi) beoauae lbs taailalfca
nrtlela a'toreed 'Bern * larger err (it
CI conrar tbiiae who rnoll le in their firnllr grocer, aa nl
aire' do to a certain ? giei.i u> aeil theui reuu'ue aud good article*
at fat; pi i?ea will rot r intuiua to pairenlie any Ota
who altratpla anrh a denentiuo
There art too aiav blah minded mrrohanta engaged to
the btitlnraa of aeUiag lamlly gr jcrrtm. to reader It aanaa
anrr for aur frmilr to encourage ear lr Jl7lduai arena than.
]e otder to arotd *ueh decepLoua, buy noe.-arkern for fartnt
b'U w.na'a.
ALl or WINIi-H rRACKFRR ARK FARINA,
and Mr Wlog'a nam* la a anu>?d upon every trie 'arlnn
nrarher made, and br aure therefore, and purebate n?M Aw
farina but tboae baring the name A. WlfnJ tumped ua aaab
cracker.
WIWH'S FARINA t'RACRFRK may ha protn red of Uin
beat famllr grocera generally. by whwn th*y ara rtundrely
told In iMfl?rant poruona of the Unit ad eta'cn. and at wfcnlneale
only of A.N THOMPSON A -JO .
CI and 2D Fulton eirnot, New Tat,
JULT.
Hold Berne .Inly, thy hraien iky
And copper carta hare looaid our ataewaj
Vr pant wnalgh we elek?-will dta
If ihta uproarioua hrotl coatiauea
Ou fetalre abnrea rrhrrn i-oean roam.
On mouiiuiina wber- Ike breexra daily.
Or neal'ed clnae. ' orail wojdLand hougba,
In tome far oil deep ah ado wad rniiay.
To theae anntc Qy, thou mad July'
Thou aa-'d, nurae of Haunting tultpn!
While utbera irat. Inalaka 'he r thuai.
Re-ert to "coblere." "allnna" and "julepa "
For me. I *11 r/ iha dead Bah .
f>n marble elaba. lee eoramd. lying.
And aa I pata abad aa'm?n. baa*.
"Ob, happy fate ' ' 1 attU keep algbing.
One hope. July. I atl't deecry,
I )n?a knnn nlunn tarn fiaint ieaae mne da?
Th* "ropbrr rlothor cool. trbitr k? raiwg,
K**mI*<i id Ha-.ih'a portals'
To Ikfsi I'll flr, ?r. 1 rb#ii J ily.
As (re* 'rma car* a* "Mr Toodlw"
arrayrd la tb*s* I'll lak? fliy etao.
And lausb ( all b'?i. rwoUeriag nuradira.
SMITH BRCTHKRN as* prim wh >ltsalt anil rota/'otnSSlap
warrrifiat 122 I.'* aad l?Q I ullon a:-**t ttow Tort
Look at titir -Ltnrxs o*ktl*xek. chtxhbbw
and bora It want al a a'j'lah pair of Iwii or aknaa gm
lo OaHIIi it, X~ Broad war, whom / > n raa f*t tbt tax |il
md haw In tba nty
Btnotat. Ac ,-w. t. j* wit twos A do., tn? tin.
Labia p*oar?~a la *ha ,Hro?or i <,t lb* tiaor ,iaJkS*
md rltlro of rt-rd mad-r l.vbtat r for Inap -atbin a largo
lines of summer waar. thai cans nria iod A tari iSot
acii-M a.Hen i.r iipportiinl' > of p it, at hi-'r n>-? t.>?a.|?a
llruadat /, wiuiboaol nstnsr of Prion* Mr*ot, nppntMo IBs
Holm point r Holol
COIIKROK'R KTTr.MOIflO BkltCT. A |i~ORTTIT? OOMB
3 for craotusipUno
Bcbr.urk'i Ban.Irak" pills, for 11* or en a p la tot.
Bobtaek's tsa werd Ujutc, lor dvrpouata
Prrtarod oalr bf J. If W'l *I*C'K,.1? Jf'.rtb mttb rtroaL
'bUuLalpbia. f'... and lor aal> if Ha Kraal.. Klni sf A
vTlclTE>, sora ? of Mrttawlca .tad ttarciar, sir? Ma, Host
r<rt.
jwak * co s OTTtnr on? vrariowRKN EMM ma?
J h? U>? Ba r aad r'oaima* or oi Aof uata, aad mm mm?mlim
Biotas*# >alor of Uourtt*
A CAIO
ioi tdd ooooiMioota*. i m> ao'irrraroi rano too liftB
saB or 'tas or tmb cirr or aouurt a.
kpor'Tt Bi< *?<>> : Coratr, i? ?
This i* to comfy Mat wo bar* *qp*rlnt?ad*4 tbo drwwtow
f ihe r parts ? radrrij Ismtmrj. Havtal Rwae A do , ms
;*r* at Aafnots. irrorfia, froa IS* Wia?na?al of to
raa taps, and aUU ooo"ao* to r ip*"tat*ad IS* aw tow
ratio* Is totaly sod ti.'lurirslr oadar our oostroi. aad mm
mm ?s? ir* tbr p rail- thai lb* ouao*r*ra art itir.i of kaaw.
*#p*oiaMllir aid fair l*?liw aad t**rrtblat kssmW
i us tbo eoiirr i.uBa*ao lo aarrtad am wtlh lha Boat snpt
>oa osd or sol .o'tort 7
l.BOR t* nrasi, . .
rupiaic a habhbb, ft- ti-iitr- iwr
Aocrtr*. O*., duo* ;, ttJH
a tioooti. os. j dm r. uto
rrrrm kMMmil Vi-uMwn wit* 1 Aon r. l>waMl
rod -rto C iWbnr, nun (mat plnaaum la iw>ur)lM Mat
bay ar# mra of tfeo bi(brr tatdflRy and probity, u4 la 1MB
nouattnlty am ratnrwod and rafardnd aa Haifa BDMraMS
ad worthy dUma Hon. B OOWUbT,
Mayor of lb# Hty of A grata
jibobbb improvvd rkwiita naonmi for all
3 maaufMturHr uorponna ?Ti aarnrtaio thr tiamawaa
ipnrVnrlty of Hlnpwr't ta blara. It i? oaly a# t mmry to lanlr#
of UT maniifar<iir#r ,r mrrbar.ln trbn nam on# Rat
r a ropy of Klutnr A Co ' Oaz*> rrbieh ?U1 b? aupptad
rmlla. II (Itm full lafnrmatloo on anblort
1. M RiWoMI A OO,
Wo tin Hrt *d way Www Tor*.
3jtatw wbrvou* awtiootr awf> l?htmwal mbft
? nratlw# will m'allin y nam dnnllity. or pbp*>
it; rWumailwia. t?rt*|o aroralfia iiapntnory, or any oartod
wrv.Uoo wba'wwwr fl p?r >?ou.#, prrdvtaa, fdrarrfr-d
to at; addrwaa Jnto t'yna A On . 1(4 Oaaaau almot;
ywa, 17 Fnlloo Ar?t. Hroobfyn.
I TH or JULY.
b Onoo tanr# ?? ball our day of bin A.
Ttn day Bat ft radian daward oa <-mrVA;
Yb# day that daabml a tyrant down.
Torn ibo br?t J*vol from h'a rmwo.
?h cold tbe h art whi-b do# mot boat
It* raptor#. <va 'It# r< rtilof foot
njct.y. Of fr#rNi?a mil l -an proodW tmod
fb- land for whlrb tbrrtr atrrw barn bind.
But anil Jirwr Inrk* a tyrant brood.
Yt V? at*a! our tsat wbo tost tnr blood.
Aod prow liar rouod <ia to iho olrbt,
Brliu o'nr u?? drraw* a ana bi&a blight.
Bad land moayulhioa roarh aod fly.
All laaoota?raU and ralrn- nuat dlo;
ra Jpit. Thtia by Iho naltoi. ta dnarood
Prow ana In ana lb# (and h# fr?#d
tkau ?tia prnaatvw . n%n|ht aiiiM root
On arir fraa ami wklrh ran mM,
Ail *r? tka rananna i.-indl j mar,
L?t taeh one h?i? to?it.
In ttroatdway, ?Wf A t.YOF ?*?da
Ilia noatrnma. wkieb Uw world rowinanda
IVjkA4?4 Broad w>, t LTOW A CO.
ITTI or JUXT-fTTItCK PAftT4,$l,
r At l>? l>l(X)T ?. oak Hall, A4 and * Fii'tno Wraat.
I TH Or JPLT?UFK|? ( Oil* 71 r?W1A
r At 1)B UKOOTt. Oik H- i 84 aad 98 FuUaa
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