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MospAy, MARCH 2s, 1855.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSiON-The Senate met at O'CLOCK.
THE CALENDAR.
rhe Gowiup House bills were read third time aud pass


AFTERNOON SESSiON.-The Senate met at > ociocA'
THE CALENDAR. ,.,,oso
The following House bills were read iitd 'c ""u
renc,l an act eyempting milIers of manuac rng md
-four mills from grinding corn, &c. passed April IS le'-
with amendments. - t.;,,,nror.s
ferry 10 the lower end of Robert Rapers farm
Incorporating the Norfolk OIL Company. ,,, -
Authorizing the payment OF the forfeited sc''oo' iu0'
Allegheny county Ayes 81, noes W. ~ ~
EnI,rainp the mowers of police officers Of the town o.
Portsmouth, . ,,;,. ;,
works OF internal Improvement; ..
For the relief OF Phebe Henkle. Ayes 20, noes
n, authorize The Exchange Bank or any other OF me
banks of this Commonwealth 10 establish an occ IN 'c
% nrnorn,e The Felowsvilc Mining and Manulaetu
ring COMMUNICATIVE amendments.
10 amend the 9th section OF the act enuuch AN uct eo
corning The terms OF the circuit COURTS go as 10 change e
terms of The courts in The 9Th circuit.
Constituting Slate river, in the county OF buekinghaii
lawful fence 49,,
10 amend the ID section of The passed on The 25th day
Of May 1887 entitled San 10 incorporate the town OF
Bowling Green in the county of Caroline"
Extending the corporate limits oil The town OF Unyanaol'e
in the county of Cabe.
To amend the 9Th section of entitled An act 10 IN
corporate the Slate River Company in the county OF Buck
ngham."
Incorporating the Grayson Savings Bank
Authorizing the Exchange Bank, or the Merchants ana
Mechanics Bank Wheeling establish an Office IN In
dependence in the county o.! Grayson.
Incorporating the Marshall county savln2s bank
10 INCORPORATE The Putnam and kanawha Mining ana
Manufacturing Company with amendment.
70 incorporate the Nharfng Company-wlth an unic"o'
mcnt. r
TO amend The charter Of tho Camel Coal Company Of
Coal River, Virginia.
Incorporating the Cluster Springs Company.
PETITION +.
Dir MARTIN presented tie petition OF Enos ho"aIu "
Marshall county for an extension Of lime within "hcn 10
settle MALTA fines Of 1852.
Tie Senate then adjourned, TO again al hall past
O'Clock resolution that hour having been PEE
vry ADOPTED motion u Mr.. STovALL, Tor the purpose
Of allowing the President an opportunity 10 sign eh'''d
NIGHr SESSION.Tlle Senate met al half past seven
D'cock. =
The President (LIEur. Gov LEAKED signed all The enroll
ed bills which ready, upward of 3Uo
On motion OF Mr.. SHERRARp, the Senate adjourned
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At ctNcINNA

CISeSSATI March 26-At early hour this morning a
fire broke OUT in the carriage shop of Mr. Wcsoa Syca
more street, below Third and before could be subdued,
fifteen houses mostly frame destroyed rendering th
~ families houseless Some Of the buildings Owned
by hlrs Bowman and part BY Mr. White, Of Philadelphia
MANY of the families lost all they had Among sufferers
were Mr. Aub; Black g. Fenkley; Little & Co.. liquor deal
ara and MIR Hall. Loss $50 O00
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SEIZURE OF BANK TAXES ~ ou,o

CLEVELAND March 2S-On Saturday, County Treasurer
Dodge opened The vaults of city banks and seized The
amount OF taxes cue by them. The keys were purpo.eiy
left where lie could get them. The amount was S39 U00
J. G. Dcsher of Buffalo, whom the banks had previ
OusIy sgned their interest n this money Immediately
pevned The question is 10 be Tested in the United States
Court coon as possible.
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TERRIBLE STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.
NEy, ORLEANs March pa terrible steamboat disaster
occurred on Galveston Bay Texas the night OF The $50
instant The steamers Neptune and Farmer were racing
from Houston Galveston when the latter exploded XIII.
ING the captain clerk and second engineer and thirteen Of
the crew. with about twenty passengers killed and missing
Twenty passengers, mostly ladies, were saved.
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CAMPHINE DESTRUCTION Mrs. Hannah Alien of
Cambridge on Monday evening last, sitting in her
room alone by common fluid lamp, which suddenly burst
isnng the contents and communicating the flame 10 her
dress II is supposed that che 10 bed in which she
rolled herself 10 exringuish the fire from her person. and
succeeded in doing until her clothes entire
ly consumed from her waist down@ards and her flesh burn
ed crisp. The burning fluid the fire, and
tnero helpless the house. and the dying and
tortured woman drew water the well and dashed
the fire and alarm She wa SO badly burned that
portions OF her flesh and finger nails oil, and
part of her back almost teluy roasted burning her
inwadiy and Fastening her DEATH She fingered In eScruc
sng torture for nine hours when death terminated her SUI
ferings. Boston Courier.
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JOIN ". HLANTOs. DENTIST.

HAVING awaited ny eel ofih advantages OF the Bii''
81 Dru,Ii Surgery, offer ny professional scr':s
zeas oi Cun5s Hand sn' the adi"'ElN. coune.. an,
perform all operations the teeth III ire most i+i'.C
Teeth iser. Ell lfom veto m sntIr. st
xii. attend to an: ct ;: adds, sing Farn'ii.'
".
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LARGE SALE OF RAIL ROAD IRON-A sale OF
1--WE thousand rail road made in New York
on Thursday by of Of the largest Welsh
farurcrs f9 per tun cash. free board in Wales This
brings price here about $40 There has been
pause in the market for three weeks; but this is
movement and indicates that the prices of rails
be kept The rail road iron production of this country
is now about IS 600 tons per annum The Of the
country this year is believed will be 100000 TONS and
year 100000 the presen, prosperity of the country
continues.
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BILLY RowLEes. late advices from Florida say still
'sscps 10 lie BUSH" He and his fellow savages however
10 have ceased hus;ics against the whites for the
time ben-hut whether only gain renewed strength
begin Tie war atcah, anon, remains 10 be seen.
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WAsHIx6Tos, MONDAY, MARCH g. 1853.
NJ Hunter Offered lie following resolution

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, MARCH rs 1855
NJ Hunter offered The following resolution:
Resolved That The Secretary the Treasury be directed
report the Senate at its annual session, the
prices annually Of bar iron merchanabe manufactured
by rolling; bar iron nc.chanabs, manufactured otherwise
than by rolling; RAILROAD vn manufactured by rolling, and
pig ifon TO- tic last years preceding 1858 Ia the foreign
markets d production shipment Also the average prices
annually, O. tic same descriptions OF iron II New dk a
Pittsburgh, for the PERIOD together with the ch's
for ;ei4hts, insurance anu commissions. lis,
Mr. Hunter explained hs object in Offering HE fesJ" H.
Il was> he said, with veS OF ciiecng comPt 6 i,g
t;s1sn tc manaflctucfs aud consumers oil iio" nil
Price, btyond which charges shall be naoe Inv uIt
he Information before them ut the next sessi''' -"
legisIa'c aaies'andngiy. 80 cor,,or d;d
lir 2rnd;leai eAprcsscd his Roget ih'' ue 80 -
mai support such proposed COMP on,l'u
hr voted 10 exempt railroad IRON if''' ''
TIE resolution was adapted ,-oI,od Tho, there no
On motion Of Mr. Shi.lIs II was isspi''u "I 20 nv 49,
paid 10 Honer, Beale late sergeant ou u Wv IN
tinrent (unt his salary up 10 the end ' Tue pcseh h'c
year. ,;o, ,-o,osino ,h,, tho Sem
'. -, t..or ar ten O'Clock in the morning. saying That
AZ So, rect now JUS! the Cabinet come out OF ses-
W :, vas necessary for Senators 10 transac. business
; h d." lad Of Departments which they could not now
do FIR the reason stated
40 6sions we're made consideration Of the resolu
ton. -, r. ., -. ;,
Rinncods map the survey of The Pacific and then went
into an executive session, and afterwards adjourned
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INVITATION TO AUTHORITIES OF MARYLAND.
RARRsBuRa March % The State Senate to-day passed
resolution uuthosng the Governor of Pennsylvania in
ve the Governor and Legislature of Maryland and Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore vis, the State Capitol
some future time be fixed upon, of the State
The resolution will no douh' as The Hau.c
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ia I1IDEESIID

BosToS March 2S-I is understood here that Judge aie-
rick VIII receive The appointment the Supreme bencn 10
oil the vacancy caused BY the resignation OF the Hon. CALEB
Gushing.
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We authorized pronounce the story OF alteca
ton The Postmaster General and Senator Hunter
Published in The New York Tribune few days since TO be
sheer fabrication from beginning 10 end Those who know
need no insurance that he Incapable Of utterng the low
language attributed him by the irresponsible correspon
dent The Tribune The scanda!ous story is an utter alss
hood r Union
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NOTICE: TO CONTRACTORS

s'EAlED Proposals ~. be received uGu SATURDAY tue
- Apu acxi, a. oEe Dc:ocs F. ~, 10. the erection ~
Nu.ca Hal, .c at the Institution, ~. the Deaf In u
the Eliu:. SGEntou The pan- AIi specifications ~
in r ccllnG, the !s uriuG. he 5h - April r:er
Building viii be oi bcE. and probably 80 by ~ feet 49,
10 flsIsh;. The payments III on u,e.. hri IN advta-
when the building Is Unacr 1901, ard the balance W.
ready for The will be required 10 eng
g.iE zoo! security In he faIu' ptror apcr Of hlss
lurIncr information. AZ 60 Dr. j. e N.tnlnt ir'f.
iasiitu ioG. JA"EN ~ >kt>'*ER,
GEORGE BAY LrE. rx..,.,.s
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20. .ae Enquirer.
Scns viii soon ID uen or lie appointment ol :'sr ~
iYduais an ,icc involving the mos' important HES'
,J ,omrn,ous interests .! our Commemorative namely
the Office 81 Commissioner 0! Public Works. lhat Iley
should men, then, Of The right stamp Is Gear 10
of rypcrcrCe and practical knowledge and not mere MHo
rs Ii is r,ost manifest, that the error OF Virginia on ms
nout is 10 be traced TO he fact that she has hllne1o occr
nrc 4;cno.ed Ia choose for this Office, from among
hso DISTINGUISHED for legal, political literary acquire.
nenta ,Ian from among that class Witch Is Glsh@uisi'o
for p!acca knowledge. Were hrs nc" me case "ouI1 W.
witness or have Witnessed as We DO and nave o9e'
srch mnn,ubc errors and misconceptions IN data ana g.
Inmates intended serg" a. guides III l"tutc 1C,i"''
Were This not the case would We have me Almost oaf m
universal complaint, lha rings every "hcfe III our ea "a
III. sr5 lie ,ace which public WORKS maze lu"aa
he completion? Were this not the case would our oa.e
alter having involved herself In large dcol iof Pun
nterna; Improvement still be without one completed '-
nroycuen, of importance within her borders! Nay, o'I
would there have bcen but Tor tie error rdcaeV, 80 u
OF the public money ,rasted on many OF our pn, NV bI
ven literally wasted because there were hosc ~ 't
of our works who did not practically understand me IN
,erests committed to their management
1t without Controversy 'iuc tla. s,.eu5 ~ ,plv il
nro.,cuon OF those great interests, depehas his, -
20, hl, rnon those entrusted with iholr direction anu
sun,ryjsoD and unless place practical men a. ci
we have no rational ground on whcn 20 pta % ni"ht
NAV will bc promptly and properly executed AS wen It's
e sx ncrt The learned professor The nero theofs 10
his chair and al once become great
Statesman /. il then OF PRIME Importance lnu NC
;h ell the qualifications OF the men that we elevate 10
hs Tesponsibe Office under consideraoni WIN aeot Vi
n;Ions resting on her shoulders assumed LOT lhs ct,co'
90 public improvements, Is Il not Que 10 al anu
m each of her citizens that Virginia commit these great "
into the hands OF those and those onyWEo as p!ac
ca and far seeing men, Know how the work Should DC cA'
n,ed and ~ho Ike skluI generals, watching the pre-
s,n nave ut The me PRESIDENT eye to every future
contingency may arise instead OF leaving those future
contingencies 10 mere hap hhzzirdi r
In yiey Of these considerations, and one deeply soil
cituus Tor the prosperity glorious old Conmonweah
nave been my minds eye around me- ior man
the qualifications Indicated and kho" Vi he
in whom more fully meet practical skill sound Judgment IN
Li;ahe energy and in word ell the necessary qnaficn-
tons than in Geo F.. Dencale, ESQ., OF Rockingham, te
t' ALBEMARLE.
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Mlfch l5-t!g "--- ~
SGgi. h..

uARRINnTOS. importer and Manufacture! o.
i:,.,rco, >ur: Pipes sc at wholesale and ratt Il '
ww',corner Of in,h-strect, iii. Scotch soldier .c
,,Iy on mud All Tie moe" pogula! brands Licar., 20
] lots 10 SUI, purchasers Reasonable tcIins aud r
c,n,,cu. v,'h tic Northern 'calers.
Oh 2l-c:: JAMES q. HARRINGTON. Tne@,.
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er Examiner please copy.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN DlNWlDDlk.
AL meeting OF the democrats OF Dnwlddt, heia a. 'he
Court House. 2lst of March, on melton oi M J. ia
we'll, Dr. Jno. F. Harris was called 10 the Cha ana I'd
ward p. Scott appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained of the
Chair 10 nominate candidate for the next Legislature on
motion Of Capt J. E. jones' committee VI iouT'eeh '"o
from each m.gislGra district were appointed 10 tecoeu
suitable person 10 the meeting.
The committee after few moments consultation rec"n'-
mcuded Dr. John j. Crawford, who was unanimously de-
clured the candidate .
On notion The Ch1r appointed committee OF three 10
wait on Dr. Crawford and inform hin oil ms nomination
Dr. c. came before the meeting and accepted he houla-
ZION N short speech promising 10 let the people near from
him oil leDgtt Ia due Tine.
On motion 81 Capt +. j. E. Jones, ire loio"ias ies"u-
lions ere unanimously adopted:
"Wnereas This district is entitled 10 one Ifcinoet Of t@
Board Of Public Works, and fearing dlss"h VI s couh'
sells may work injury The State and mat no person can
more appropriately and fly represent Din~iddie cohzu-
ucncy than OF lis members;
Resolved Therefore, That ibis meeting lliiy concur III
the propricty u holding district conrrHhon 70 unite hu
select suitable candidate b. voted lor 70 III SAID once
81 ensuing election.
.Resulyed That Petersburg or any place that majority
o. the c.anil.: The district may thnk hest Dc me place
Of meeting said conyenIi1u, and that the ioh OF April De
the tine OF meeting.
Resolved, Thai The Ca!r appoint fouEtccn delegates 10
represent Dinwidic in at conventlon ana 'ha TWO DC
taken from each haeisicral district"
The Chair appointed the following delegates: .hessfs.
Jarnsg Bu,sseau Capt c. a. Hargavr, VIM PERKINS III
John p Goodwin, WIN. Fl. Goodwin. Capt r ) r. Jnhcs
Can't Chas Williamson, DR.. Ii. e.. Worsnan, Dl. =. /.
Reese Col WIN. H. Lrws Peter BviseSu Joseph G Bo's.
seau, D.. A. w. Goisseru.
On notion our senator, Dr. Nm. +. Thompson and our
delegate Capt 1hos Hanlin and the Chairman and Sec
reary OF This meeting we're added 10 the ABOVE deSaon
On notion the South.Sidc Democrat requested to
pubsh the proceedings ol this meeting.
JOHN E. HARRIS, Chm.
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,I1HE Subscriber would ioiom his ir;cats anc ~
has received h!s spEi"s SIMPLY s-ire'" ~ w." q.
~ himself ron-is;iou 1 Er-Gci, Cashmere Nrsin.s.
is prepared 10 make ~ in the mos fashionable an
cam,nodatIGg terms. h. 90 Ics cali from mos, ia " r..
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON Ms.Gn sst,pss--
IAN street opposite the Exchange Hotel, h'"''
March l5-cIm
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NEW YORK DAILY TIMES.-The Harpers II IS sald'
have become partners in the New YORK Dey lines ihey
nut $50 900 into the establishment.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER. At n
called of the Democrats OF the county oil Hanover
held ine Court Honsc on tho 2?d 81 March, looS on
motion Of Charles W. DHbney, ESQ., Dr. Ezekiel > laiey
called 10 the Chair, and on tie motion oil Dr 1alley
o. NJ. Winston appointed Secretary
The cling being called for the purpose o! nominating
candidate sad comfy in the nrYt General
Assembly of Virginia and also for the purpose Of appoint:
ing Delegates urgad the Sunton Convention 10 De held
on the Cd day May next Mr. G.. w Dlbney arose, and
after addressing The meeting few minutes in most e'o
or.nl and uuriGuria,- manner nominated Mr. CHAsTaE:
WHITE, present able and efficient member oi the H"usc
of Delegates as being the most prominent nnd deserving
member Of the party 10 represent them IN the next hssr'i-
hy and he received the unanimous vOic al tie nre!ihg
'I'hercnpon hlcssrs. Charles +. Mcdowell John u.
Lnmpkin and Edmund W. Morris, appointed com
mittec wait Mr. White and inform him OF hia noHna
ton. ,
After few minutes Dir Whi'o was Introduced by TIC
committee and accepted the nomination Ia most able ana
Interesting Speech in which he gave iu! and satisfactory
account his stewardship and discussed all Of the
prominent measures OF the Legislature lately depending or
acted on.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Whites remarks, the meet
Ing adopted the following resolution, viz
!. Resolved That approve Of The Convention hat IS
proposed 10 be held in Suunon the 81 day Of Mag mex,
!ur the purpose OF nominating candidate Tor The office OF
Commissioner Of Board nj Public Works and that two
delegates from each Magisteal District be appointed by
this meeting represent the said county in said
Whorcupon the Chairman uppoIncd The following gen
temen delegates to said Conventions: viz:
From District No. lJames G. Ty.gr and " ~. Gibson
From District No. 2-Wnl. +. II. Pollard and John &.
Lumpkin.
From District No 3-Chas,nln White end Vim. L. Wood.
From District No &c p. Goodal, Charles F. Mellow
aud y. 4. Thomson.
From District no 5-Chas. P. Higgason and VIM. W.
Fuichcr.
From District No 6--Chas W. Dabney and Edmund W,
Morris.
q Rcsovcd That copy of these proceedings be orwar
ded to The Richmond pspe;s for publication, with desire
f s. TALLEY, Chairman.
n
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10, ;,r company oil la stsr the handsome Ooeula''"
If s. GO in length Of amethsy would ia'e
o c themselves by Jud!cous management and an hor
.st nocy but $4,000 year. SEES in The six years
il auv one contend in view OF this striking Illustration
f,pned on fact of the temptation TO fraud and dishones
~ TO which private stockholders are constantly snoeeea'
land TO which companies have in too many cases. al least
bv accident, y.d that the interests Of the State in joint
stock companies are identical with those OF private stock
hodes7 Isitto perpetuac this supendous temptation 10
injury and fraud upon public secured and fos!eed by
this provision Of the Code that gentlemen large
~ inteIes shareholders in internal improvement COM
panics declare upon the floors OF the Legislature that they
would sooner see the State refuse loans 10 these companies
than 10 see her. by aboishng this banefu law close the
door TO The possibility OF such mammoth spcculaous al
her cost!
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~. y. 4'futa t1r17 1lf1i1t1 no I4.Itr Dr. I...
a., ~ ...s4 3 81 10 .I. 7'.
lsli''- 81. -. Altt Be es1i t&.I ||e1A ga
1- y, q 'leI11 ii, 1i11 I1ts.|s
entire ||.1'Irz
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& O. RALRoAD--FREsonT Th4sns-Ths
s.,st Trains Of the Baltimore ond Ohio Reilroad
i've now attained regularity and speed in theiI
mining highly gratifying to our business men, a.
It must be beneficial to the Company. We are
;usrmed that much of this desirable result is
owing to Mr. JOsErn BRowS, Supervision oflhe
tr,ins, who oyercame all difficulties in arrang-
il. the line tables, aud reducing the running
10 system and regularity with anability deserving
tbshighesi credit.
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oulcS PurcHAsk AND sHIrnEsF.--A merchant
.,,s;s city few days ago selesraphed TO Baln-
. - sor quantity Of fish. On the second day
' ~, ,be order was dispatched, the fish we're on
=. ~, u,tfOrm Of the Depot Of the Baltimore and
os;a Railroad in this city. only iDo days aad ha!f
s.s.g elapsed between the date OF the order and
. a. delivery of the fish in this city.
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June %.
A riot occurred last night in New Yori. il con.
sequence Of the finding Of human bones In Dr.
Geo. w Wheeler cellar on slie i stn inst. Th<
mob numbering three thousand assembled and
turncd the Dr.. and his family Out OF The house
and Quilted the house. No one killed. Several
OF the police were injured.
The Hon. Robert Walker has accepted the
mission to China. He will leave very soon fol
England, aud take the overland route.
Commodore Stewart. old Ironsides,s viii prob
ably take charge Of the China Squadron, at the
request Of Mr.. Walker, who goes put clothed with
cnrte bianch, with reference not emily to the Chi.
nese affairs hut Of the general interests Of the
United States 10 the neighboriug countries where
we have nodiplonatiy agent.
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plSt1fe assumes si The loundic ard aodilr ar iiI
H. q.ao arpeais l3esize and in every point resembles f
living being. Nature perfectly md ed e1l ~,
faaAtl nair. Isi.en a " Hirkt S;s oyer ca n'I-
3e'is store Baltimore street in tho f 1lli
more also IN his Washington Caller g. anu gIii SOON ~
~ al Of his Galleries, VII oh nay be found. n,
al tpe principal cities in the Union. ' -
nlf tsIrr honor to -n.osi,rr tf 81. t.~
u7 Yeti sitter nom the President OF 1hc United
him OF the award OF Medal Cert iirafe
don. y - = - ia !. 500 - ~
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NEW YORK MARKET.

June %.
Flour, Ohio, 4,62asi. heavy; Stated. bca4, rs,
dull. Wheat, Western, l.2if Genessee / 80,
steady. Mixed Corn 81; Yellow $50, easier
Whisky, 0ios u, ensier. r5iss r,ess 1915
prime -, easier. Beef mess 1915 s.esssy. Bu-
con, shoulders 53a6. hams sa9, quiet Lard 91a
10, steady Butter l0al5, heavy TaIlow cit,
rei.dered 81. Cotton dull. Coffee, ri SLASH
firm. Sugar, Orleans Al, moderate. Molasses
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N ..,,,so7os Hai-.-At The annual meeting Of
stockholders OF the Washington Hall Associa-
&c u Tuesday June 2lst, the following gentle-
~ -.,s elected Trustees for the ensuing year:
M Moran Nelson, George W. Sights, Walter O.
-, 1ohn MLure. Jr., John H. Thompson. ia
- II Warden, l. S. Delsp.ain, VIM. S. Wick
s,m and John Gosholn.
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Mconornv fa Wealth.

SAVE YOUR TIME' AND FUEL.
THE AMERICAN. SOAP COMPANY arc now manu-
actafinE their celebrated Toilet and l4llld y in
this market These Soaps presented TO the public
tho best Labor SdUS articles ever discovered, and wor
thy OF the fliest confederation They do .he work Of the
with boiling pounding nbhne ETC. eohas1 saving
Of cioI1cd- Not than
ioarsh the labor is required 10 do tue washing or
aniiy Weshingio doDs By simply rubbing the soap on
the parts clothes most sQed and Placing theutn We-er
uuficient thenlct them remain few houf4
then slight hand futNr5 and good 1ineinB VIII rake
them perfectly and beautifully hlcace, without III.
Jury thu most delicate aorie hs cost 81 these as
Is hose ordinarily usede 4Ieffupes fla
ShawB etc. may be wased with perfect asietr air
trial Is all we Depot, No I91 1sa keL fQu-r4 West
aaa. II ll4-El u. w ElIHHEellL. !