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Married.
On Tuesday evening, 2sth Of April, by the Rev. Mr..
NICHOLS Dr.. CHARLES NoRpQusr formerly from Got.
enburg Sweden to Miss HARRIET LOUISE third daugh.
ter Of Courier Goodwin, Esq, Of this city.
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FANCY NEEDLE.WORK EMPORIUM.

Mr0l n OF ZEPHYR WOOL, GANvAss, PAT
STREET, NEAR BROADWAY-H.L l.. takes this me thod
informing the trade and public generally that he has taken
his line selected BY himself in Europe with especial refer
encs 70 quality and novelty and by his arangenents feels
confident that his prices fail Of commanding
public patronage He isnow opening many articles entirely
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BOHEMIAN SAKSAPARILLA.
q. s e. IN s
principal Of which compsed scroua or King evil
y shaone o.s :ys
opy S% the
mercury syphlitic symptoms exposure imprudence IN
An chronic constitutional disorders ay,peps. and indise.
Sn neuralgia nervous debility physical anguor causing
Eensr, depression Of SPIRIT liver compliant n
S sss 1s'I .Sy
sav
s Ua 70 sSsS s ns s e n By
weakly fS children troubled with morbid
~s; Of and C. crying mi. ,ri:
readily and with gradual but unperceived operation eff
iects thorough cure n,,crs
One Dollar per bottles six bottles for five dollars thirteen
4 liberal discount to country Dealers.
PREPARED pared, and sold oval sGs. BY Dr. FAY Bohe
s sssad S'' - ana '' Fulton street, Ne" YORK.
BEDBUGS, REACHES, RATS, MOTHS, &C.
he Season has arrived for s..er%aans bsdbags, rats
bugs upon bushes. plant; and for forcing BY the
The seed when planted against the grubworm, &c.,
- ''''' '0A' y "p BIZ; TtEwIs FEycHTwANGER.
70 Liberty street, I'd door from William
in from E F SSd and 1 JSa
streets, j. rSadslphia from H. A. DrssI or Chestnut
FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received from their manuacto
TX an extensive assortment of plain and embossed Fum
ture Pushes Of all colos and qualities suitable for cabinet
coach, and railroad car makers
v. CAILLEUX, Fills SULELIAO K CO.,
al lm'r 1873 Pearl street.
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
SaDsebs. hsys no hesitation saving to the people
and do challenge the merchants country Far and
compete with them in the sale Of
WINDOW SHADES
They have mandatory the State Of New Jersey about
e miles from the city Of New York and possess facility
beauty worth and cheapness, they will the in
c!sduIons by their giving them CALL DuNCkER BECK
EN NO. % Chatham st. IN. " door from the Of
Chambersst maj Imsrc.
THORN CHA MpA GNE
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Gil ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

ii ENRY KAHN
IMPORTERs 90 NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS
have received by late arrivals from their in Paris
and Sy S ;as ys1X large a@d eh9es ,sIee,i9n e the
in lunches wrsats prigs garands &c. &c. together with
amost extensive assortment of M -
MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
any other importation.
AscAfcia flowers by the case imported expressly for
the jobbing and country trade ma Imsr
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NIiEEI BNACS.
lanes g. MOFFETT, No. l2l Prince street. between
Wooster and Greene streets Of Sheet Brass,
has on hand and constantly RECEIVING from his mill large
wholesale retail lower prices than any other place
the city, and equal any made In the United
States.
j. g. will deliver goods sold by him any part Of this
city Brooklyn shipped board Of any vessel free Of
charge.
a3O lm$r
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
o. HEN S sTnEET, AD,oiSISo MARKET STREET CHURCH
hi %Ssss E s.s
ssyhs s"Ps fa e. .s bs
saaaisd ou@b: Sosse ..p wnG
fns ss6ts
de sngaagss and special branches only
nation the scholars are exercised therein every Friday
on which occasions the school always open
The location # hi. Institute and it's pa
nifty Ample provision been made for and
Mns attention moral training the
aynr Powers are BY no means neglected
Miles, Broadway 81 Henry street the school.
few welsnown names have been selected from lonp
Madison Ss Hs,s. FsI Fl p ssse
uR, Esq, 10 tRu,gers street.
AMONG G1 b. f,s. c Diem sfs 6
lege Prof CHARLES Anthem James Rsnwick LID. Tsy.
Moral s fs3!e. c9ritcs o s:I M Foss
my. A.. bsE~ WIZ f'i a. iss 1S;Is American
p; CL;ARKE, MERCHANT TAILOR, I52 VIII.
IN e.agA NJ nssr F~lsC1 and opposite the
d %esas s:,'s the SsM ssh
snSsa to make ss
wo d. s oh D.s. F0
SIG $40 which less than the price Charged BY
Ges we SUs Th' : srr,1sd By the
The reader therefore, respectfully requested to give me
su tailor Once coas &C. %aSs s k.p
on hand, eady made. '
G. B. CLARKE,
myl lt.r formerly with I" BMndage,' Of Broadway.
300 600 IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS,
NONSISTlNG of an extensive assortment of the most ia
- vorte brands, well worthy the attention city and
country dealers The subscribers, addition stock
Ts Fsss By 81
sale on reasonable in lots purchasers by
TRUXlLLO BARREIRAS.
N.Y. lweJw LOG Wall street, up stairs.
DIR. POWELL, OCULIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
TTENDS TO Diseases Of the Eye and to all Imperfec
tons Of Vision from to O'Clock, his residence 26
Broadway corner OF Warren street.
Opacites, efcctually removed
AMAUHOSlS treated with great attention and success.
lnveterate cases of STRABSUS, Squirting cured in
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES Of superior beauty
SPECTACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge
Once and residence Broadway-enrance IL Warren
street. mi Ifsrrc
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nR VAN ZANDT'S celebrated Health Restorative Anti
~ Dyspepsic and Anti Blious Cathartic Pills. sold at
box. mr23 Inns m
OFFICE CROTON AQUEDUCT BOARD,
- APRIL %, 1886. (
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS-Water rents are due
~ aud payable on the st Of May At this Office, No Old
Aims House Of the City Hall Water takers who de-
sous Of not having shut off, will please be puncta in their
payments. JAMES A. COFFIN President.
Iwr
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne is in
store which the attention Of merchants hotel
and private gentlemen is invited The strandng Of this Wine
superior that Of this country higher
price than that Of the best brands.
G. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
mil istf re 10 Wall street,
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THE AMAZON WIGS,

TIE AMAZON WIGS,
ar Gentlemen real Heads of HAIR being the latest an,
greatest improvement in the manufacture Of Wigs
duce here. They display the forehead and temples
any height pon. IL wig making before a.tainsd
They composed Of ventilatng gosamer work. The
fit the head by mechanical entirely
put in moment They Immediately adapt
the and become part Of th
living Copy the address.
L. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
a28 lm*rc Globe Hotel under Judson,s Hotel.
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G. O N ) TIP ITO N
lCOSTIYENESS)
IN II - II " nv n n

WITHOUT MEDICINES, INJECTIONS or BATHS
p discovery recently made in France BY NJ. Warton-
~, Ihrty centsthe fifth English edition. translated from
rench edition 81 the exposition Of natural simple
Irsrr and infable means, recently discovered in
no. ony OF overcoming but also Of completely de-
bv using either purgatiyes injections baths followed
NUMBER OF authentic documents from eminent
anu othsr persons of Distinction certifying the
;om. ~ emcscy o the means To each document is sub
person who tcsfes ss' VI 'he P"s'c'S" vi other
os oi inc Certificates attest only that this nat,,-
me ans constipation that il causes the
s,,e h, 20 h us eyacuatng functions normal
~ ~ ~. cures AZ II by enchantment. Painful
%EE;eb 9S ysrfp,s = AL nearly all the to
dangerous and long standing Tor curing which
Sold .t the National Depot, 81 WARroN .e ,,>
Maiden lane, New York and BY all bookseIlers snd -.
dealers in the United States. ""u me ,s
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
III MGEON 4 CO., 3sI West street Re-Rnishers Of
He Cloths Cassmeres and Safinets The gold medal
WoolIcn Goods "
Refers Mcssrs wolco, slade a. Pine streets William
T. Langley Co.. 30 Exchange Place, Of Broad
left. -. ' uovi mi
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APOL LO S AL OON
Sr. De Noronha will have the honor perform several
his own compositions and will be assisted by Madame OTTO
and Mr. II G. TIMM alsd1y full Orchestra, led by Mr.
U. &C. HILL.
Tickets 81 EACH TO be obtained the principal music
stores and the door the evening of performance
my3 N~rc
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TWO or three Single Gentlemen can be accommodated
with double or single rooms, in private family. with
breakfast and tea and dinner required Sundays in an
airy and healthy situation, within few doors Of Broome
street, and in the immediate vicinity Of Broadway The
apartments fitted with comfort line addressed TO
s. at the Office ofthe Herald viii be answered BY the
cessary references. a23 Iwsr
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS,
EOR Fnchburg, Keene, Greenfield Braftleboro Windsor
Woodss,G%sff Mon,rslier and Burlington W. and The
above towns, Of the western portion Of New
Hampshire and vermont will be faithfully attended f
directed 70 the care Of l.. BlGELOW,
Court street, Boston.
Expssss," ja;rc
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"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comet Band will perform every
tuesday ana Friday evenings, commencing June End, at
my3 3ms re - WILLIAM ALLISON Pronrietor
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THE Subscriber having become interested in the above
house the patronage customers and
friends Orders entrusted his will be TO with
rromptnesx. JAMES Al SW AIN
I'm krc - =
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TOBACCO, SEGARS AND BASS.
A. SAMANOS, No. 81 Broadway up stairs, offers for
~ sale, splendid of choice Segars
expressly for his Establishment Also 10 bales Of strictly
prime St. Jago Tobacco and small lot of Bass BY whole
sale anu retail MIC mAr
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REMOVAL.
A J;CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Watches
"a 70 i72 BoweIy lnew soresl opposite Delaney street.
Gold Silver and Steal Specacek from Is $O Perfo
ground and fitted; Watches Clocks Jswery and Music Boxe
repaired and warranted. m
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DAGUERREOTYPE APFAKATUS.
JOHN ROACH.

Optician, az Nassau Street,
III Al constantly hand French German and Amerc
lnstruments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and all the
other ms,s. used By under his
Lenses Ground to order Thermometers Surveying
passes manufactured for the trade
Magnetic Electric Machines or spproved contradiction for
medical purposes. mil imsrc
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w ATSONS BED BUG DESTROYER, is the most
" wonderful discovery made for Immediately de-
stroying these vermn, however and
nishng them from the premises by one application Beware
Of worthless limitations
For sale Apohecaes Hail. Is Catarine street; Olcott
Met assem- lT Maiden lane and in Brooklny Mrs.
l39 Fulton Price Is cents pcr bottle, a28 lm~r
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY E. WELLS, JR. & G. w. HODGES
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, ifpaid within six months,.".Sl 81
g ifnot paid until end ofthe year,e 90
Single copies 81 cents.
ApvERrrsEMENrs.-S per square for three inser-
tions-l4 lines of small type or Is of large type
to constitute square-25 cents for every subse-
qrent insertion. Ifthe number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly A
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by
the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
post paid.
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The Oregon Settlement.

We do not yet surrender our belief that news
came out to Washington by the late steamer highly
favorable TO prompt aud final settlement OF the
Oregon Controversy That MIR. Buchanan has writ
ten here to that effect we stated good authority,
md sill believe That the British Government has
formally submitted its ultimatum, and that our Ex-
ecu,iye has acceded to IT, do not understand, but
that advices were received from MIR. McLane that
tie controversy can be settled on admissible terms,
we confidently trust The ultimatup OF GreatBriiain
will not of course be sent till after the official receipt
of the Notice to terminate the Joint Occupation
All that has yet taken place has probably taken the
form of unceremonious conferences between Mr..
Nc Lane and Lord Aberdeen and even these may
have been interfered with by the severe illness of
our Minister We have no doubt that Great Britain
Is prepared formally offer reasonable terms of ad.
ustmen as soon as is informally assured that they
will be favorably received.
The Wall.stree, report that the British Ministry
have appended some restric lion on our acquisition
of California their Oregon proposal, rests on no
basis so far as we can learn. The Albions conjec-
ture that the Terrible steamship and 5000 sapPers
and miners in the Hudson Bay Company's employ
are 10 be sen, to Hudsons Bay instead of Oregon
does not strike us as probable. What need has the
Company of fortrcsses its possessions this side OF
the Continent while Britain is Mistress of the Seas
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Proceedings of Congress
REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE,
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
XAsHrSaroS. June :, 1875


In SENATE, Mr. LEWIS from the r finance Com
ui,,ee, reported the sub-Treasary bill "A supple
men, to the W ar bill was reported and hes over Ill
tomorrow. The resolution Of NJ. Hannegan 10 sd
journ on the 10th was taken up discussed and post
poned til Monday.
A message was received from the President III re-
ply TO resolution making inquiry in Felanon 10
Gaines and Scott He says the former did cali out
troops withou, orders. He sends letters OF scott 10
the War Department. from which il appears max
the President verbally told Scott to go TO the Rio
Grande. Gen. Scott not leaving. the Secretary OF
War inquired, why mott Scott replied, because ne
was no, ordered of officially. Besides, he was
TOO old soldier to get an enemy in front while an
enemy was at his back here. The President through
the Secretary OF War, communicated that ne could
not expect him to go. Scott explains that the enc
my is not theirs bat as he has reason to believe
others Ordered to be printed.
The House was engaged in Territorial business
Bills passed for the admission OF Iowa and 10 ena-
BILE Wisconsin TO form State Government prepare
tory TO admission into the Union.
Other bills were reported from the Committee OF
The Whole, bat not passed.
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and these two great seoas perform their part IN pro
noting the sdTance Of IA. bl;fsfu period foreioa y
the Prophet, when rsiioe shall liis up the sworn
With sentiments Of sincere good will,
We remain your Friseds and Sisters.
RACHEL SPARKS. ELIZABETH KNOTT,
MARIA SHEPPARD. and 1920 others.
Mr.. BuRRrrr bad with him, in addition, the ad-
dress of the Men OF Exeter To the people OF Cincin-
nat, signed BY 1878 OF the male inhabitan.s ;nclu-
ding the Mayor, the Dean and other distins uished
men of Exeter These, presume. will be deli
vered forthwith TO the pe-sons fos whom they are
intended.
Nj BuERl1r returns 10 Worcester Immediately.
and intends sailing fo7 ngand in the steamer from
Boston on the 18th of me present month 70 make 8
fo,r through England. Ireland Scotland. &c on
foot His observations trus. will be commilted 10
press on his return hicHELHu
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Circular of the Mexican Government.
The following is the Circular OF the Mexican
Government, alluded 10 in the Telegraphic Dispatch
on the FRS; Page:
From e Locomotor of May 18th.
MISISrsY OF WAX AND MAKlNE TO the old injuries
which the United States have number OF years nfc,
cd on toe Mexican nation, violating and treating with
tempt the treaties which united the Republics, they
have recently added the invasion OF The department
Texas, the Territories Of Nueya Leon and Ta,nsGi&
pas BY penetrating with armed force in pay OF he
Government, part Of Upper California. and threaten
with her vessels OF Vera Cruz Ms,smcros Ma,atlar
other parts Of both oceans On ;he other hand the
presence OF the American Army in ftontot Naaorus
measure Of hostility, they have raised batteries against
the town sud Slockaded the BrSzos Santa laso.
His Excelcncy. the rresideu; pro is authorized ua
der these grave circumstances 10 dictate all Of
defence o the national territory anu compelled by all the
sssressionS OF nation which called herself friendly
take measures Of security in conformity with the practice
OF civilized nations has Gecreed that. in whatever port
vessels Of the United States shall appear might appear
functions the Consuls Vice Consus Of that nation
shall cease and the citizens Of tina: country shall be
twenty leagues from the coast TO the interior within The
space Of eight day unless they prefer leaving the country
without being granted any prorogsiion or delay.
The best interest Of the nation being concerned in the
ianment OF this supreme order communicate il to your
E1celency, relying your activity and patriotism.
God and liberty! ToRSEL
4sriao, May u, ls46.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

e. The pupils of the New-York Institution for
the Blind give concert this evening the Brooklyn In
stitute.
~ Rev. S. H. Cox preached on Sunday even
ing Farewell Sermon his Church in Brooklyn prior
to his embarkston to attend the Worlds Convention in
London next August He took occasion to express his
utter adherence and deesatou of War and set forth
It's deadly hostility to the spirit and the precepts
Christianity. be said he should do all he could while
in Europe cultivate spir, Of fraternity among Chris.
tan nations and repress and extermins,e the fell
spirit OF conquest and cornage auditory listened
10 bis thrilling appeals in profound admiration. DR..
Cox sailed FOR Europe yesterday
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From n. Sev.orleans Times. June

The committee appointed by the Legislature TO
proceed 10 Matamoros, 10 present their thanks TO
Gen Taylor for his services in the decisive victories
ofthe sh and 9th all left this city for that purpose
yesterday in the U. s. Revenue Cutter Woodbury..
This is very handsome on the part of the Lessla-
ture, and ii will be approved all over the Republic
EDITORS ARE IL THE FIELD.-Vafournal and
Andrew Meynier, Editors of the ST. Martinville
Chronicle, and Geo Knapp of the ST. Louis Repub-
lican were in New Orleans on the ls inst. their
way TO the seat Of war.
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From the New.orleans Bulletin, lst inst

GES. GA1SEs-We DO no, know any testimonial
lha, has been paid TO individual merit and distinction
more appropriate. or more pleasing TO him. than the
resolution adopted in the House of Representatives
on Friday last expressing the sentiment OF this State
in regard - the military character and services OF
the veteran, Gaines Twas not mere compliment.
but well deserved tribute which would have been
at another time on, OF place, but rendered by the
circumstances of the present moment peculiarly
gratifying and fitting.
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Tariff Prospects.

The Eveaing Posts Washington correspondent
IL guessing and figuring at the vote in the House on
the proposed reduction of the Tariff He says the
bill reported by Gen. Mckay from the Committee
of Ways and Means is popular. '' indeed. it is
very unpopular in the House; but it is expected
that such modification of this plan will be effected
In the progress of this bill through Committee
will secure the passage of a bill. He has been
feeling round the House and suesses that the Mem
bers stand ia for 10 los against cutting down the
Tariff he puts down all the Pennsylvanians in
favor of this Tariff the Loco from Vermont, and
thirteen OF the twen,y.tour rom this State. He
claims Thibodeaux. the Wing from Louisiana, who
Is to be baited by higher duty on Molasses or
rather on Cane Syrup. which is now struggled in as
Molasses, cutting down the actual duty on Foreign
Sugar from Fl to something less than l cent per
pound. What he can mean by counting ali from
Maine as anti. Tariff we cannot imagine. There is
no, frmer Protectionist in the House than Mr.
Soyerance-We notice this calculation only to
show that the fate of the Tariff is very doubtful
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AMERICAN ISsrlrrrE-In our notice OF the PREMIUMS
70 be given by the Institute for the profitable iarr.
and gardens committed mis,ske. The premium Of
feret for the profitable farms less than o1e
hundred acres, made The premium seventy dollars
1, should have been twenty-1ve dollars.
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DIE n

youngest daughter Of the ia;s gev. James rroSoS
30th year OF her age u Ia
The congregation OF 81. Georges Church, md "a.
OF the family. arc invited TO attend her funeral ~
afternoon. 9Th instant, nom No. 20 Twenh.s
On the In inst SOPHIA WIDOW Of The l,.s eioet.
Beddome. Esq Of Manchester England ana
the late Cemuaissa.y General Martin pe,rie taa' Z
At Schohare {. Il. on the Is, Inst Hon HgSpv
ILTOS o. enlargement; Of the hears. AFTER a, r. Ag-
Two or three weeks Mr.. Hamilton was Cas-, "a K
s:orer under Gov Seward. His age wss .bos, eeriS.
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Cnurr CnIendnrTuIs DAY

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. Al SO, %. 81, 80, 80. 49, 205,
81, es l0e, ITO, Ill, l3, IA, 6s, III TO l2O.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 2, 2O2, 49, %, rs, % to IS.
COMMON PLEAs-Par Nos H. SO, SO 95, 60 SO, l0l
l03. l. Part 2-Scs 49, IS, 1. 1884, 23G 2s, 2Io 242.
200, 244, 2s3. So 100, las. l36, 200
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FIRE At WArERLoo.-OnF Friday large build
Ing occupied clover tax and plaster mill. con-
sned WIKI al its No Insurance. loss probs-
bly, about 5000 The principal sufferers were o. s.
Opdyks & Co.
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orrsrpr.-Fgs. Paoe-Ls,est from Mexico; Fears o. a
Slave Insurrec.ion England "orkingnens ASsocia-
ton News Items; City Items Law Courts Things in
Philadelphia; Iowa-Sew state Constitution Terrible
Massacre in Te1ss: Finnegan the kidnappeE in jail =
Fourt. Poge-Sews Items Sales Of Stocks Treasures
weekly Statement Marine News.
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" AT the late term Of the County Courts in the
County of Cape Msy. N there single case on
the civil criminal list and the Jail was ,epsntess
This is not in tina. county very uncommon case.
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THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE s,1s4s.

II T-eueters and Others leaving the City in the aer
areinformed that EreninS Edition Of The Trtouae
10 printed every day containing the Stock Sales Mar
kets News BY the Southern mail &c. up 10 o'clock
By inquiriDs Of the Newsboys for the E1enns Edas0n
Of The Tribune every will be able to take Win nun
the latest news NJ 10 the time Of leaving the City
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MAINE U. S. sESAroR.-The Legislature of
Maine bsllo,ed again on Friday for u S. Senator
but without effec,ing choice. In Senate Gov An
derson had Is votes, Hannibal Hamn l2. Geo.
Evans s-ls being necessary to choice. In the
House, Hamblin had 81, Evans 4S-67 being neces,
ssry 10 q choice.