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fight They most friendly 20 foreigners. and
prots c;ed the factories and British Jusulsts
They profess desire to trade l al articles except
opium.
Any decisive the part Of the rsbAls 10 the
North would apparently gradual rise and lead 70
convulsion Of the Empire An s,iemp. to retake Annoy
had failed
Canton was quiet Trace going usual Tenwere
coming down from the interior Business Transactions
however, bit small Goods Of sl kinds cheap
Freights were expected TO be high for first teas.
AT Shanghai business was trtans Teas were expected
TO rule high
NewYork commercial house makes the following
statement
Through our London correspondents, We have tsle-
graphic Information from ChinA via Trieste that the rebss
had taken Annoy toe l7h Of May sud were threatening
Canton Al Annoy they had sho themselves very friendly
70 foreigners An attempt on the part Of the mP+ t,'
70 reake the place had failed Al Shanghai al was quiet
Dates 10 j.; Of June and from Canton to liih June Al
CGnioDf xcbaDge IS So 3D. and al Shanghai IS 81
e 90. In o,ts lower. and nsArly unsalsbls
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Trim of a. B. M. steam rrisate Hermes 20 Nlal.ins
Interview with the Revoiutionists.

Prom The fr ind VI China, May H.
The description ~ the nip Is IN the urm u Journal Aprii
~ o. - sI IS empo, ed in getting into the Great
River The iigS'e grounded several times but succeeded
each time IA getting of
On u 2tth, AZ NJ pissed the TsoatSss fact I'm
perisl su 81 anchor consisting OF tFo scho0n7fs
("Dewsn' and Boxer, ruguesa lorChV sad II
other craft on snugy protected with hides sni hing nets
10 prev, hsine beSrced Al 10 hove u ~ psce ed
Tautoc Et< ut two miles below Silver Island while Mr.
Me&oOKs Ssd Mr R-yuods on shore 70 have an IN.
tervew s the rebel ohies bus S'eIAined that they had
not VET hen there Proceeded toward Silver Island
abreast Of which the H,rmss anchored while the sbove
gentle IN. y landed fer the purpose.
At TaufOo learned from the es priests remaining TIA
pSIy of The rebels had left Il place only three Gays De
fore AFTER having destroyed al the idols &C. throwing
several into the sea We 8 number floating about
Not 6noie any rebels there. proceeded I'm Cli
bossl 60 sme iuIks lying oil tGe hill which OverJoSs
city but found only tS0 three men IN charge wSo di-
reeted u OF shore We Just showing OF whsa par
ceivpg The steamer following wertmaioei alongside until
she up Mr. Meadows then went on board and told
the csp'sn that If he conOned 10 oos 50 closely Alter
the boat. 10 would endsnger lives Willis this was going
the fort tired upon US and short time It sls
but firing sll around several large shot falling about the
steamer. Matters thus assumed unpleasant appear.
ance.
Sir George thought best 10 send letter shore By
AJunSs boat; but while wriuog H. the Tsoa;aes hee.
headed BY the Chinese Admiral lorcaa hove "a sight
and they neSred the stockSdss opened ira aud
u less than bali hour the whole twenty vessels
we've engaged with the batteries the south side OF the
river, masking 1t appear to the rebels tsst Hsr A.sstys
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CHINA.

The fuller dispatches by The Overland Mail add nothing
10 what bad previously te-grsphed The monsoon
which was later the than ua was very vioel
Twenty incbts of rain hSd fallen. From other sources
howe,,r We are able 20 give interesting though not
more reteht in,ellis tn,e from Chns.
Mr. Meadows the interpreter 10 the British Consulate ~
Shsnshsi had visited the inSurgent camp at Making and
found in the neghborhood numerous pAcsrd, posted by
the authorities 20 the effect that the Eogsh hid
nrom,s.d al possible aid Ia putting dowl the insurgents
&c Thee he brought aay with him. and showed 10 Sir
George Bouhsm who imme lately resO we'd on visiting
Making with the view Of dsSbusng the nsurgents OF the
impression created by these documents lie started rom
Sharphsi on the I'D April in her H. b. NJ steam ifiSSe
Hermts aud Scended the great river Yang Ee sag to
Mar Hing
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cOud not man keep dark don't say bow ho, is doat

could not mean keep dark don't say how hot Il is doa
say you sag n,e smile; nobody could ssy that
But they could say the stage stopped suddenly Inc
mysterious man moved 10, mus,le-he was mysterious
still We though, bad caught him this time out we
bad not The three fingers did not mean stop three Inn
utes. fer slight nOd-so slight none but stage driver
could voud. or should it-sent rs forward before
minute had expired Be, We proved what ~e had long
known, that be had connection with The stages
What is IL H don't count the passengers. If he does
he never sets down ths number Did anybody ever see
him use pencil or memorandum book He don't time
the stages Cor he never looks watch What then does
be Go What IS he That we can answer He is the
mysterious mAn.
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DEse.E E~as Co r,po TIE s sass q ss,asna5 Pi'ea ne
- Got New Vera Hozsaeaf slaves sie y NJ y ga rs
60 Else IL Vine Pipe sJqsls NJ. AT OARS ~ 2 to5 10
css II II = NJ Hsndsp sl zuss.a L. lie il7''
neatly pvoss Yeas sa not uaily
tiEe1 the ill notsAsAnGns realize YFecei 4loiA
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

I,sr rar.rs had been r. c,,vrd to June o. The new
Copstiuti. for the Colony lad been well received Gen
Csibcar and thu Governor on the r)atvr taxing
measues e. est,bi,h the peace seven ships were 'So
;Ts ~ Pot Elizabeth with wo. for London II re-
ported by he Am, ricsn whser Lsncer, from 81 Mare
that The Queen of the HovSS dead.
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Tie Bast ysnds had a1rt7si oa tie dsrs tie wsst Coz
sos clos-d 1th flr and Accr rhre~aaf-
CusT;sr Per 1914 Bank cek , "a Fn B7a'se
ouet bot sdy r. csed r 81 8 S5f f1r
g s. Have, rs = esb cunt baak
STOCK Acysncef G a. 8 ~
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Richa,s-on brothers n Coz rcular.

Pr t6ita 'N~e' ~, '.i -. I, h. a.. ~.
- h,.f more Ef3"lnt crops
tra-e cont rue lDa sac
al a nrr t,s whole ul-i hrm t0f NHEAr ol 20 Ia
- va. bsrelv We sd The mtnd r lNDAN oks
- zen r,iher extensive and hoains es'os NAY % 'il'eI'
quarter O. sTei. ,. -. o. pa. f-sr rs1--, y rriei
late a. OF NhtAf ala r@'N "s' 'f
I slir snd BUYERS such had The ufo tlit 10 a-f ~
be rs,.s last w- 10 Tot however 1t-f our
orsf.ficus u either from warehous- - .-- ID. 49,.
C0Rs upon the Spot v" 500 81 p c.
saa e tfe aoyr 0tel aas.-@ me
4,r6 tor far al fall fs-- b-' JAZZ 49,
Fvrtan B.ANs sood urpy sniiorae 'aie' VITA d IL
ho{seIsos BaRh very quiet ez sup io' tAlepAa I'D
g --.t4 -. .-... q. ~ q ~.
been t. rate extent prob, 80
AIluite,'s Me- 10 Hl'2I '' NINA '- ~
Sgao s. IN ~ M Of all IN s5d 81 OF fs A1tr can,
sro7 acc tr trereL
P4..s az 3 cat; cc.l al .-. w. q a.,
>,,s Con. As bis LII sca tLo fAloits 'of
"a rercd $50 C-s NHrAr' L. iia i'-@H ~ 80 ''
sfdl .tStacs- FIotR . ,-... o., chs. s.e,. ,,.-...
vi jep.s and u.y vans Wheat go Eea s..-io =
lite u. Baltimore AID 70 fL'0A .
- sr,i = g. Le.ted' = sour a., g eu-
psN.srN lie 4Iivs from Nr"-igiA t-e '-i-' 1'
~
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frcighfs.
Liverpool Timber

Fssha In States iil a;oa It's week
Deed w ht and he r. Ata n % yer
fs;es a. teeu aken. P.ssenserssckrre.
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N. ursssy rorning AEs H. samuel Bell Jr o he hn
ILL., Eei A Co IN the 80 year a In
seLds Of TIE family r-s2esfay rsgsssts11 70
H. ener.I ST. Johns Church, o'clock oa rnasy
n-Srr m w;.bcst further notice - en,>~u
EROVN-n Wednesday asrnoon August 10 stsfs -.
Al afoysy Of wnh.u. Of samuel T. saa
Bsrs see 20 70 ~ invited ssst ss s', s
Al today Ikassst ~ AZ q o'elOet p NJ from be ''
DEAeBoRH-On Wednesday Asz 10 ssfs. ssa II Io4s-
nses, Rsery Dsu,sre, sssc . = ys s1s. X e.
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The Japan Expedition.

III. North Chisa Herald OF May say;
iii, uudtrsiood that the steamer OF the asd St''es
IspSn squadron in IT viii shortly SAL Tor Jap an
ana be Joined there by the Other vessels 81 me
G, muodors Perry, We hear, will hos. HI. x on oo'ri
tie SusouehsIna on Monday Nay lie IS accompanied
,, Or 5 W. Williams. OF Castor. s. interpreter Zoe
F,ruyisn bark Caprice. has been cbsr',ieo ~ 'Is
Connie Gore, the cipstch vessel 10 me Japan Il
lion ,., .-.noo,
ACCIDENT TO THE PLrNouIH-On saturday ISrenSon
lsst says the same paper the steamer LAIisoh III. ~
,;ro ppSer yay ST Woosupg came in contact with the
UpI,,d States sloop Plymouth the Latter having sssDs
across by the tide before the steamer could pas clear OF
lie Ply mouth lost her hy yoooom ana Toured VIC J
boom while the Lsrriston had her mEsnmsst msntoP-
mast and fortysrd carried away bu. sustained no oay
whStev er in her hull or machinery
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Msney

RIer s.iable 1t former aaOtAis'' viii -tei ness
No return. O. other .rt-ces
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,y,;gi,. Gandy ~ cos Circular.


In our p Nia % tn. "" q, i'p,',d ..s
cottsn mats;s, ~ d,y We a. ~ - eel ,sS
.s,s 1850 70 l-te es5 ca, 80 70. .n-r s1.sa, 49,
i.Is eteslu. isei Piersl.ns ne ~ a.. go I ~
seui' 90 ~ 90 bales ecsio I'D Exporter, .kas aaO1t
80 ues' te.t' r.' ., Ig'' 2.as =. II Ms:l.i
sa,er6 operaors On " ,dn AZ n . i5, - D. I,
rspoi, to ehansed haIls eeal' .na Etp9rs t,
=, 80 sepsus nod-Is eonlas oder lsa 80 y.ry
f,ey Ard he market - = .ea,H,A .t5 q re-
s,,y siesr psrsivs, nesleeta AID 'AeAo- ny -'
tie wee. PEI as:i n l.aet.. "a H,
,meultt = s, Sc q T -, of Aaess Of rhh j ~
~, 10 81 ulster, ald & Exporters is.Hs ''e sass o. a.
An 10 ne or tie SINE tine bales Of -aA s. 20 aFs
Ans iesi p-...ron,v
Nswo-bsnsFaireQ7d Mldals.s Iesd ODD AZ e5s4 :
h s.,t fil; Mdas. ID asa . ?
7leiu,us lArEs sae iy ,se .is' osnf 20
Spec1atJs sul Ex2Jri@rsl "iho-. -
seI-p. an, s55ots animation The Hsst or e'asns Aa'
1, y lS zss sn.pr, lis -ss and P,r1 .-s.a ,53.,
yaetrty H. ,sp on as Coutinenr a-s
VEN vshe ehs-ier. snd oPrGc 70 ~ &C y. s -.
.6isi1n a The P9zeis IL expected = - e
sTtsts irrrston q sls,ns $50, ess.-s 49,
,de ia a 81 uisafs SGT nof ~. a. ea,.
dntste o. HIS .sefus-s 70 u 90 > q
S,.. nc ~. .eeelr.. hss,. q. re rs1t ssa O. - y :
TIE future GORE O. lIT' 9 80, 49, -. e.
b'tt stfhc'tIi ttcs'@ ~ - - a. a.
a. n ;
~. isht eaitaiI r,e v'eic.
r.. Nehe,,sr Il aset CcCcs sac lalr AS 50, ~.
,.-u., h boh y - q; Lsu- 81 -
a., -, desrse OF esuiol ,hs oi-E4'ioss --sa ~. = :
,,rsl I'd alih0Lsl tie ftous q fer Fee ie.!
.vi,rt 10 abe Z. hat 70 f.ai -rsss A'- =.
49, NJ ,uast = i-cr .see - %
Ess:c-s l-.scl-s soar
~ W.sther co. trres led with ora ee11I -
= 40 Guiing Il. I-v.sn-e q see he 5si5 A.s- - -
- .sect the chy tes rtRer. tone a. ,le trade
rIee .ic errenty paid % GERS .is - = q
rst,.fe IEe;-rsous
10 purchase Largely AID the preset eaenrt t-a. -
,rrl,tivq sacLoDs The weekly irp arg. ol'
,rs expected he limited Asrssisi r ,os . -, go
r.s,ker ucdcIsts iusness oDy tl4nsrEse. e1' pIAs
tsb.e q iu-7r etp1r-s Frc-s =.
narrowed rrcutsi: the sae- enu..t
t.rrsls chiefly % Pcs 5 - 2 8 Tt rev u PS
| e sts ss 6 a. cwr fer Pos a. Pearls
81, Il uefe.s have chs.gti hl1ds q FseI
ecrtsEss ssssdy rsq1sst AID A5os. - s1a an
| se.fE 70 S = ewt a s.r 4,
RrsrS MOVES OF readily A. for c'ca1aoe Aioei ~ ~
/ .'-T,5,. 4 euf aho1t i'ci rnls :
| 10 n tun-
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Ely TELEGRAPH PROM LONDON LIVERPOOL.
Important from China Annoy taken by the Rebels
LONDON. Saturday. July 81, 1888
The rebels captured Annoy On the lsta Of Nay, ais~
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wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

DisPTssARY REP0RT.-At meeting Of the IfuSsss ..
tbe Di,perssry las, evening the fCloS report wss
made By the ApothscAry, DIR. Hsrdcsstie whole nun
Der 81 Daent.,rsstsd during the month ofJuy fs VIZ
Treated At hs Drptnsy 30 a their house, a. h srs
t',n5 "a Germany g. Number Of prescriptions, s5l.
besses-Ipiuries 81 minor surgery s. skin 20 nsr'
vous 81 abdomen. 80 fheun.Isn' : eye ana ssr, =,
FrawvL FlLLa arS asoiObs,ysr wsjIs snra1sd n
,tipg 90 h. Grand at near seventh fell nto hs
70 fr,a the third story u the building lie .. taken
IN, insenble By Officer Gaischard and conveyed 70 tae
nisper..ry where be was attended BY Dr.. Brady. He
,ansd fracture Of the ltft ankle and various bru sss
about tbs body tut recovered sufficiently 10 Do conveyed
70 his residence Avenue Z, New fork
John barley srresed yesterday morning y onoe
MeNroy charged With ssducing young gn snos' P'"n
se Of marriage. lie gave bail 70 appeal.
Charles Gran, was sen, J. yesterday 20 svaf trA
H. re-, ne Ocer Cahoau fsv days since m ortn ffth-
=, while attempting TO queil ds'afo.ncs
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nARRfEU.
DIED.

wsSss.', sSs II s I'm a.. y
~ REV DR. Afxssr Charles 0-tJ VI - S1an' es%>
~ a. ~ Jo.ss u the tornl1 p--e-.
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srRAsGERs-Ths following Ars among the arrivals At
the Principal Hotels,
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v,,r,.r .rNnESTs. Sc, rHrs EvRyryG

EHTEAT-. 49, - - '"'' 80 N4'b'
s,,, so,,.. "Hsina rszzal Aim WA
ard Fscia igsro" a. Castle u -
JorA AREAGcNA and rg; Rope per.oTnaei Nd o. by &
RarP,Scs avD TABLE MovNes A Capita, Asteh' sat TIE
secret" by Barton. Holland. sc
P.tliNE. t eyeias Barruus Museum- Ia the afternoon
"U.ed &C.
o., lows C,sS. n. eTszns The Nstoa. Theasr b. III
Nj Howard. Cortela II Nv rd and
eoors ETHIOPIAN Deiaearons No as Boads4y
&c ELrYs NEw-ORLEANs SEgEsADEks-No. $50 Broadway.
PASoRAMl EGYgr Nc-No Ss b oadwsy.
pANoKMA % NGAGARA FALLS No 78 Broadway
observation-disclosures afternoon and evening
V,shf.croN CKCUs-Pe-formances afternoon and evening
OWENS Ascent MoST BLANC No So Broadway.
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D.GuERREOTYPEs ~ COLoRc.-Attention OF the pub
b. Ia ausSs,. COJrsd DaguereOtypes also,
e. Nrres ma Portraits Oh combining the accuracy and truth
~ on tine Dsgueeotype With hr and hnsh ths 1nest
cal Painting Numerous specimens can be seen ms msHso"s
ga erv No. sfg Broadway, corner Of Leohafda
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AcrScy OF riig sgAsP RfFLs MAsUEAc TUNING G
No "a Na.aau.sf New.lOfk Ana H. 1885

AGENCY o. SHAKP RiFLs MAsUfAc rUaisG Co.
No. ~ Nassau.st, New.lOrk. Ana. H. 1888, )
Mr. Enron: send herewith copy OF aletter lately
,ecefv.d from Can't Henry Skllnsn Of fsuss -
Can't l ard amir OF tho Uat,d states NAL,
@ San Anto 10 and well known BY al frontier
cfcers of Army and Geyernment generally
Cen. sri man and Stopping at the Meropol-
m H whrs he viii be happy confer vii person who nay
"i'h i-''n7i 'N'' Rs'yectssliy Se q g. PExrgLO.
Qof.A for
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BURGLARY The stable Of Mr. W II Coles, In Licking
Ton av near Forty eighth II broken ino at an early
Iopr ". ,erdsy morning and robbed OF blsck horse
yepos whe, led wagon, ard quantity OF harness. with
wh,oh the burgla escaped No arrest.
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CHaRoE % BrRGL,RY-A young man named Thomas
lawson was arrested on "Wednesday night, charged with
breaking into he premises Of Mr. John Spcer In the Ninth
ard nd stealth thererom rich shawl and some other
articles He was locked up by Just,e Stuart for trial
Two veil known thieves seen proving about the
lborhOOd at the time, against whom there VA
toof OF their having been engaged Ia hi, particular
ug,ry but whom the Magistrate sent 10 the Pensntisry
for FIX fnoDths each, as Migrants.
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The terrible heat OF the renders necessary the
most careful prudence gard 10 diet One of the surest
methods for the preservation of health il
don't ot zoo muct everlasting the stomach 6ng Eith
unrpe ind eshble trash is the most fruitful Of dis
ease arc death Ea,hghiy drink little possible and
ls; that little be something equ.ly nnocentl and
lid defiance disease and the doctor. Again we say,
Don't eat too much. Where there is fuel the fire
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Dv.ru. IRON STOCKS ~ TIE SrN-Janss Wo )il,od,
an Ih .borer about - years VI age, While engaged yes
terday in Twenty fifth 81 arranging water pPs was 'ls
rruck and be died shortly aerFard ~ ms rsslaenes Va
Tint, seventh st between Tenth and Eleventh avs
An unknown man about ~ yeaIs Of age was picked up
in S-cOnl-t yesterday while IN sate Of insensioiuJ'
caused BIZ Oke II the uD, and taken - No bo~@ry
vb-re he died The deceased appeared 10 have been IA
borer r - -,
Daniel Nahoney long shore mas 80 years Of age "a
sun struck in FroLt T. yetsrtsy ana died l ns i.y
terward at No Front ST. whither ne was l~Kso' Ds
c.s,ed was a native q Ireland.
lanes Kelly long shore mar, was sun sfufk ys't7r
az uo,uiu, and conveyed 20 bis hons, No JDi b.ses
.sb = who're he died Deceased vas nAtVe Of ifsi~n'
- yesrs OF sge .,-.,s 49,.
jeremiah CA.alan mason and native Of lrei @n' 40
"a ears Of age Was sua struck yesterday whii- a. WE
ID cred II the NswIork Hospital whittier ne "s tt<sn
Ptri Coffin labo,er While At work on ths aocs % [,
~ Ve.ev 4 yrsterd4y morning. Wa san sIhSS su-
ns,.oG.1i, al the New York Hospital Ds;sASSd WAS
naive II IrrlaUd, D. years sge AZ.
" Ccrrrers a. inQuess npOn fce oool-S 81 l1- a''F'
lln.c deceased. and 10 tacn c2te q 's4D~' u ~ 49,
| = ,troks e the sun was rendered. -, -. -, -,
~. wsr. Iva ether deaths rtpOrlr1 h-t 1V@huS a
~ Conner. Office which were supposed 70 nave beet
! prCGuced by the intense heI-
Tbe alarm on Wednesday night occasion e'
! - so,s Srx goocs taking FIRE in the show windy O
| ~ Haddack s. Wnghts estabhs1ms0s NJ. 30
! Gr.ro street. Tie flames were speedily sabdaed Dan
! a.e,ligbt lnsursd-
! eYes,erdsy afternoon about Z O'Clock ire brok
ont IN board the steamboat George Warrington Will
,,iog At the foot Of Jay x. Il extngvisasd B.
| 80 Grew = the vesse, assisted by the poi e
About a oioek yesterday morninz ore broke 9a, !
The galley Of tie pseIe, ship Henry Cay Jsf .nysaroa
Liverpool wih Urge number OF immigrant pSssossai
The ship IL lying At pier Nc North kiysr ana sas
discovered By Custom House oncef in0" ~ ="
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The TuRF-UsIoy Course, Rochester frothns' tu''
day. Aug D. lisa, for purse Of slsgV mls psS's osSs
,h,sa =, In harness;
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KILLED ny \ FAtL-A laborer who was employed on
tie new building corner Of Riyngton and Essex SITS yes
trdsy morning accidentally fell from the SANE, and was
almost instantly killed The Coroner was notified to hold
.n irqr rpon the body At No 2il Avenue A. whittier
4 q ZEN ANS of the decf ased taken.
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ATrFNrTED SUicIDE.-A female named Elizabeth Lump
attempted 10 commit suicde yesterday by jumping ibo
the dock foot If Canal st North River. She rescued
hrSt rint w NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-08

Hon. w. R. RANSEt died at bis residence in
Townsend on Monday last. Mr.. Ranney has
been one of the most prominent. and one OF the
most useful and respectable tliizans OF our Coun-
ty. As Lieut.. Governor of The State, and the
various other offices nf responsibility hold by
him, he has discharged the trusts reposed IN
him with fidelity and honor, and his death has
taken from US good and woilhy clllzen.-Pt.
Statesman.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3lst.
Terrible Explosion and Loss of L.fe.-At
Wheeling, on Monday before last, dizzy loaded
with twenty. nine kegs of powder,was being cart
ed through the streets, when one fell off, and an
explosion followed. A man named Walastan
Kimberle, a respectable citizen, owning the
dray, was instantly killed, bis head being blown
off. Another man named P. Schanley was
blown into the river and fatally injured. The
steamboat Salem, lying at the wharf, was greatly
damaged. Several other persons and boats were
more or less injured. The windows all along
Water street were shattered, including those of
the Spring House. In fact, the explosion shook
the whole city. All the gunpowder but one key
exploded.
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ALTERNATIVES ELECTED.

REPRENrATIvEs ELECTED.
Barre-p.K Sc IT, w.
Berlin no hoice.
East Montpeler-James Templeton, F. D.
Northtie1d- Moses Robinson, D.
Middlesex-Mose Holden w.
Wa'e rbnry--O. C Howard D.
Dnxburv-James Stewart. d.
Painield Thomas Mellen, D.
Moretown, d.
Stowe-W. H n. bingham, D.
Cabot-John Mclean r. D.
Woodstock so mai.
S.. hnsbnrv-Whlg. mnj.
Harlf'rd-. Wing 6 maj.
Chelsea -Dem
Tnnb-idre-no choisc.
Sharon-Dem.
Rovston-Whig.
ST. A'bans-C. n Hayden. w.
Burllngtnn - Palmer.
Randolph p d. Bradford, F D.
Swan'on -WhiI.
Windsor-Jnserh Hatch, w.
Roxbury d.
GOVERNORS VOTE.
Towns. Fairbanks. Robinson. Brainer
Norlb6eld, 100 32l 96
Mlddlesex, 86 IS 40
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Tt)c tflarkets.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, August 81.
At Market 1919 Cattle abou, 300 Reeves and 1912 Stores
consisting of working oxen, and calves, yearngs
two and three years olds
PktCES-MARKEr BEEF.-Extrn, 81 50 first quality
$500; second quality, $3.50; third quality 1886 600
CULINARY, 81, 90 a 90.
HrDEs-s5,75 a 500 per cwt Taow, $500 $50.
.PELrs-S0,75 a l,25. Calf skins, l Ic perb
VEAL CALyEs-$6,00 n 1900.
WORKING OxEs.-l02, liz, Ii6, las, 1870, al0.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l 80, al, "A.
YE RLrNGs-$7to 9; Two Years Old, $751; SO Three
Years Odds, $32 to g.
SHEEP AND L.sss-63a5 at market Extra, $500 to Oe
By lot, 81, 100, 800, $50.
SwINE-000 at market. Retail, TO 0c
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BOSTON MARKET, Sent. s.

BOSTON MARKET, Sept. 5.
FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio superfne, S. 81
fancy, $5, 40; extra Genesec, 81, 90 to 700.
GRAIS'-Corn yellow, II a7sc; white, 7lc. Oats, north
ern 4sc. Rye, Csc. Wheat, 5000 to 900
PRovIsIoNs.-Prime Pork SIS, 90 per ob; Mess, 100
Clear, $780, Boston Mess Beef, $l4OO 1850. Lard
III IL. Hams, IL l2c per ID. Butter, common an,
store IA 16c family II 20c. Cheese, new MiIk,
&c four meal sac. Potatoes 81, 90 per bush.
Hors.-First sort, 1852, 90 to SOC per ID.
SEEDs.-Herds Grass, 3d. 800 per bush. Glover
northern, 10 l-2 l4c per III.
AsHEsPears, S5,l7 5,25 per cwt Pots, 4,s7 500
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece 81 a 62c Full blood SO
So thresfOirhs Blood AZ So half do 45 Al common
and one lou nth do. 40 a as.
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We cheerfuIly give place to The following
from respectable source, agreeing with the
writer so far as relates 10 the objcc, of Inducing
the removal of the Institution in question to
Montpelier. Ed.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept. 1.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept. L.
AT Market 1890 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores 20 pairs Working,
Oxen 100 Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs, 1000
Swine.
PRICES-BEEF CArrLr.-Extia, $3.50; first quality
$780, second quality, S6,75 third quality 500 625
sHEEf AND LAMBs-S2,oo. $50 4,oo. Extra, $500 TO
500.
WoaKINo OxEs-$s5 95, Ion, $40.
Cows AND CALvEs-$2l, %, 80, SO, 46.
SwINE-6 a &c; Retail, a 8.