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NEW YORK MARKEr.

IrNE 9l,--Rlom I24. cts lower, with sales o
rnrh OHIO $V,00Ag,6O; Southern wnst tiled at TO-
OOal0,S7. Wheat unsettled with sales Of Michigan
al ESQ, Com iritIe hiSElrL withs"cS Of nike
nj lCOal0lC. POrS, active speculative Demand
sales Of old mess al IS, 2jalS,J1 md new at o,
6Oal9, 90; plume I1,62iI6,16. Beef fn LaIt
is firm. Ibis lN4Ii aud kegs ri l2l. Bacon scarce
at Qlal0. Ohio whisky 3GnS1C. Coffee Iitm.-
Sugar aud nOlnSScS tim.
Cotton 10 lower aud market dull with dc
cIning tccdency. n. o. miihling l2I.
Stocks dull with a declining tendency. None,
unchanged. Eie 6Sl. Clev& Toledo %. Real
ne %. n. Y. Genital 1914, Cumberland Goa
Co. 70. Cleve., Cnl. & Gin, iO7. Louisiana u:
81. Yirsimia G'S 100. penm'n, Coal Co. IINl
MiSouriG'S06, Illinois Genital u. Harlem 2Sk
Mich. Southern t02. Ohio Lite and Trust Co. 9S
Tennessee G'S 81. Us. G's. 1867, lIG4.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

1r'SE 22,-TlIete was large aud enthusiastic
AllrIlcan IRprtlngin tic Cny Hall last night. TO-
seph ". IIto'llty presiding. Music, Transparent
cies, pyfotecnIcs, lonIiEes, hoSs wrre in pEVtusO
--lnaIIy ladies' present,
The RuSSinI Minister laughs heartily with his
frirmls over the The exaggerated accounts fran
the seat OF war, saying The people Of England and
france ttqule liz manufacture u victories "
satisfy tLriT olam7TS.
Private aMd reliable ncconns represent thai
ME. GatStlen, Minister 10 tIG Mexican Govern.
mtnt, is regarded 10y that government rs the nu.
CleUS iOnnd which gather the IeVUluLiOniSlS Ol
that county, aud ii will moi be Susprisins il Mex.
leo shall SOOn refuse 10 have diplomatic relation
with him, us complaints have ufealy made tOUnr
State Department,
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Tur lrvxMr COAcERr-The cOnrert given
yihe pupils Of Nj, Slack, al Washington Hall
1ThDra,y evening, was moi os well attended oS
'e HrIl's Of The performance deserved. We
-eFe present dulinE part Of The performances, aud
'0nt opinion, they wtie very ctcdilaLle TO lie
Nun! mise', as well as 10 their Instructor A..
Eyed 6ttOre Tie audience wcre 100 young girls
'on S"l@ytats Of Ose. dressed III white and
''h l'lfy'I'se RtAlmsI from whose tiny thtOals
'ued '"ess music, 'emlnling one Of those pm.
e'I 'm'slnins' wheIrall sometimes have, chulm.
d once lie mind and Tue affections. Truly,
. array Of cOnticsateL beauty and innocence
fap'e''ins in The exileme, and We hope thissaC.
fal teacher will soon give us another enter.
N7'ai Of The kind, Patents should always
'stsir ch;Itlren 10 concerts Of this kind, us II
a'Ha goOl impression on thcit susceptible
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SrAYE TKMpERANCE SOClErY.

ALBANY, June 2l.-The S:lln.anHnal meeting Of
the HlLIe Temperance Sucieiy met 10 day. T..
Drlavan. President, ieWGrred his resignation 10
lake effect in JANUARY nrSl. Resolutions were
adopted, taking strong rr0uHS in favor Of the Eit.
ii enforcement Of the pt0hlbit0ly law; tecOmennl.
Ing NWmlh'S Temperance CoA'cnllun al some ill.
lure lilne; approving Of Mayor BOWS courSe at
Portland. A RESOLUTION recommending u 'PemPet
nnce convention in August neat was Ia liked Of.
GnTtetl Smith will udlfrEs The society tbs even.
lug.
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ClNClNNAr1 MAnHrr

,TrSr 90 -Flcut declined 10 50. with Iimittt
Gemanh. Provisions finn, mure huycIS than sell
rTSnt Cur'rnI rnlrH SaI.SGf 2jO bblS. mess purk
nj SIG, aud 50 ibid hhcon Shonldt On sides ii s.
Whisky firm in good tirmnnl at 81. Groceries
quiet au liTM. AlnuisrS 81. G2mmnu CnlTrc | t.
Chrrse dull nj Sc. Com 'mII nj 1ga15, 0aIS vcTl
dull at d0aIl. Rye only sa!rabIe in SInII lois nj
i,2Gal 80. bailey ,0l.
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DEN. STATE CONVENTlON,

Ar0UsrA, NlE., June 2l.--rhv Democratic Staff
Convention assembled here yesterday, nj which
enthusiasm was manifested mud speeches were
made by Ex.Gnv. Hubbard, Geo. J. Shepey am
others. Know Nolhings and The vindiclive fea'
tnttS Of The Maine Law were denounced general
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'EELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ARRIVAL or THE ARIEL,

NV YoRw, June 22d--The steamer ariel la.
arrived,
The Ariel LEFT HAVE on The 9th, aud brings CT
passengers.
Paris papers, on The morning Of her departure
contain uotlrilg bnl uccounSOf the ieIeng VI tit
Lord Mayor Of London at Paris.
4 desperate fight Occutterl this morning between
the officers and crew Of the ship Wni. Sirtson
bound 10 Quebec. One Of The REV jumped over
lOatd. II lis thuMgIt murder was CoWiIliittll.--
Warrants have been Issued iOr the attest OF Tie
Officers,
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Change Of Schedule.
tssEsla E tI - So

IaAS,fORTAt!oS Gln!Egg;%0: r.

TRANSFORMATIONS " IN y, y. ~ ~
Wheeling Station, ApIil 92i, 1856
Of aud alter Monday tho 23i Instant, Tie Passenger
Trains express GIn RiaD viii leave TIL! station daily
Ur baltimore AMI tho Eastern Citles al iilO J.. M anu
Tie Express Train leaves al $50 y. 81 ap will onIy
stop al The following stations; llenw09d M0nnlSylllc,
cameron, FaIImoni, FeieInian Ne%bnrs, Ro lssuig'
Iarrcrs Ferry MONUtaey, SykeSYIIIe aud Washington
JUNCTION,
lilo Mall trainraves nj l06 =. NJ, except Saturdays,
aHI will stop at all the regular stations.
Tie Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train
wilt 10 'un daily except sundays. leaving WHEELING at
1ilI A. W., and arriving at Cumberland al Gii0 J., H.
Ily oder Of J, II. D0SE, Surr.
ap2G II. FORD aErnt
EAIrus ami Y. America rOny1
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Pr1TsEpGII, ,Inne 22.-IIiyet ftrt rising
WrnILer clear and wNrn. Heavy rLinS last night
ard This morning.
CrxrrSSArr, June 2?-Riyrr risen 10 inrhrs.-
Heavy rams lost uigLi. Weather pIrosuct.
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RORT LARAMIE.

WAsmSGrox, June 2l.--Tht Star Of this even.
Ing publishes u letter iIOm Font l.uranic, which
FOlt. Tie letter is dated May 8ih, nn reports
good many Indians about, hui intIlnaleS no fears
IIf tic safety Vi the Foil.
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JuxE 2?.-Ruur cases were tired before The MI
nicipal Court in violation nf the new liquor law
AL the juEieS Ecturn=L vrrd,CtS OF moi guilty.
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,G,,,D-0n Pri,ay evening the 22d Inst, Mw.
.H'nLIlI MARY. cOnsoti Of Vim, liihrldaf.
y the S3G year Of Ltr age.
IL It'er'Istf The family ure requested 10 al.
I'd Tie InneEaI, Iton let late residence on Filth
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MEDICAL.
avs WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL. THE rlNoTURE HAMPTON
EVPU NlDEn


tlnlse t ih. Slgi,1 heal Elr and lien decide VIII.
tet 70 tueI W 9r be nnde WHOLE it HlothttsS4t tSt
Rev JANIS ". !pdertt, tic talented AID IlItpnd-
en- edliST o. lal Gthy POPULAR NNl rNtensyey tta pa
yer, the Christian Hammer, IaIllsAea al fleaceA,bdE,
Va IN Ills eniotal q the 18th Of Nay, tS thUS SptakS
Of HImP'sa'S Vegetable TtarIHm;
"SOne tire ESQ NC metly alluded to llGnptV's Veg.
bic 1ircinrr, with promise Vi lsItltIns e patio.
GSiIy tue glcGt lelef We have UGrteIi GsItsI ,Si.
us. Dulng 0ul cOieriate IUuLe owing iu teitIaty
whits, We hCSNe gu 10 hisrepic AID We're very HAtI
irOublel with vertigo. fui nHne tlr tears Altr
ltANinS cOeSr NO were l,bOluS scIULsIY under ihSse
two ahiCilOHS, n lie SINins0I 1871 our lei hetanA
81 delicate thai i was Will grit difficulty We could Al
lelHl 10 the ordinary dulles Of our profession. HStiY
thug We atc Immediately tuIrtd sedt or dStssG ".
EsnA became wholly delalSei M'lrS as II stched iNHs1l
their activity sLd Vitality we wAte constantly dehitss
I'd In split our tnelFs slh6st sSisobk u, and tohE
bit necessity u'eed us On 10 sellon.
"We hal taken strong medicines, ohseryeI s'tAl n,'
ieplI!ty ~ our dle' AID all ~ h1lMrlUse WehEd Ne
SlaIed u ever IetOyeIlnS our Lellth when female
friend oi ours iHroI tuned uS 10 get bottle OF llanpons
Vegetable iI. y. a%gIls " That e woold Qua Steat
+ S * W. n Ss fs ~ sSs .S, S e
iar as our own lndrldtal iea1h was tOMeli cd We
tad ~ 1ll u y or any olhsl utlee IN etetllR ture
consulting H about Il, sic 1n and got ore hottie aud
Urged US 20 bctCpt VI IT, an or her Aakc, rs II could not
NsStEly tllulf ", 70 gse aetodIs to dIiteon For
~ nMl'ed 10 dos And without the least eA1eterS.
lu we can ulS say that before We had u.ed The contents
Of one bottle We tell like 4 tew nan.
1--WE used, CoHSechiiyely iTonI ten 10 fifteen bottles
We were ahad 10 siNe e UP iealipS our old alseats
might return SIme then, our digestive organs haW been
buIs OiIs liabilities resi- osbilillts and worldly eats
wilt allow, Our splits have been bsuialt and we ett
lust What we leaSe, as much as we tasr, aud VIXEN We
lIeaSc-ad al Is we'll For the SHE oil liz shltttd VI
nnke this statement, hoping that Ot4eI$ NAY find tie saM
elef um It's use that we have. II SiOud be Kept IL
sNrly hmily, No sHlly should be. wi'b0M l.srTes's
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'SHL IIosr, Cotraurs, omO.-T'his hotel has
{ anil drseryedIy occupied lie position Of Il
s. rIas' house. lisa beautiful house in q beat.
iuI city lSise, niIy and clean, aud furnishes every
,nsenieaee and lnSuty which the ttuveltt can
site. Tie proprietor, MI W. FAILING, Is q
"leI Of clever, accomplished Owl intelligent
ST, anil seems 10 know iniuitiveIy evety want Of
i guests Ltfote they eau mention il.
The Mn IIousE is located in The most eligible
vi pleasant part Of Tue ery-immedlately oppo'
K that magnificent building-tLat "vast and col.
anaGrl pile" the State tInnle.
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a OARp.

D PCklESES ItIIectu'ly announces 10 his
=. nsi"l' aud eiIilsnSG Wheeling, that lie has rh
H'fi ms nl''ic bua'GeAs, aud iS now pIsPaIed To
TERMS;
'e'tm (OG q !eASons) OIL tho tiuIiar..
10 do DO ViOlin,,,,,,,.,..t Is
do do 10 Plne..,.......... i?
- ~'l IHslOd', rimtrtttors, Ilsussd by tic above
- y my he lelMT,Il. IOs1n& Co.'s hug Siorc,
- Vain NtItet nyi.2M
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ZASEsviLlr, ONO,


VIZ. j. d. Iond,rsm;ii t. .
Hcsr Sir t. have been afflicted 'Or ilnee years with
rheumatism In ms bach, aI tUI ilh last %N months l0l
able 10 lei Uu VI ms lrll without dp, nlr IOr bgrN IN
Uuf CHS insisted vi nN ttyM! uLC lOitC vi thug Flu
lninenl AMI Try what CACl il wCnd lavel a one lHi
tie h1s relieved luz mitch that was Ghc IGet out u
ms bed without difficulty Il h1S b'Cm blessing tO ei
uSl iry Il lnr YOU Ae, aid you Viii he well plrakcl.
MRS. N. COCHRAN.
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Daguerreotvpes.

T,a::IGbi. Would 'ay thati IiII Fiye one months
t'l oSe'9Ie lieoPtllue teklpg lhsUerIeotIpe1 for
ltOI1s, S1N one scar. 20 that Eobe iktd hurry FOL
WAKE In Tie Pike OF nltlUIet ami now Il,
on GtSs ard paper. AZ vel IS aolld
rltlpIeA With iht public are Invited 10
SI:y s't wSs FISH IS. f Ysrs y q
| ~. {th, below lhS lotfitf fiite.
f'ts 20 baud tid tot tilt lttte supply OF DA.
ia w APPatSigii ard Estetltls u, Ill Lids
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PuwAST liLL SxNlSARY.-The examination
ne Pleasant It'll Semiaaiy, At West Middle.
"a wushin.tOn county, Pa will take place Oh
,liM aud 2Sll lnsts, We hereby acknowledge
,*tript of lhs ladies' bind invitation 10 attend
exercises, aud though We may BE- unable 10 DO
urltua that some one Of Our fair friends will
s.ti,uie hetsslf our special reporter fOr the &C.
SOU.
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Wholesale ard Retail Agents,
THOMPSON IL PATTERSON,
myT-ly, No. III Main STREE.
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g,I,rT y, J,NtsOS VII offer for sale at the front
.,,,r rom. hose Of Ohio county, on Monday, the
." w., oI juy, 1t n Oelotk a. 81, tic valuable pm
g" yo,,b Wheeling owned b. Jbhu Gay, Of lOutA-
I'.N ,o,,I,ln. of a foI anil two l'wttSs ll'cIcOa
'.A' ',' r,,B. ibOwnon dlr o. sale. !e99l'A
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0FFIcR lIoURS.-MOfnlng tom to9.
Evening ftO9
Ncw Stock Of Boots and Shoes al
N. u. DORSEY'S
"oak Hall"
NJ i2a AhiM 81, ! doors &Iee VHton At,
HAVING letUlNcd from the lnSnuaelultn4 ESlo bSh
WtntS Ol tLe Ea4t vita suck Ol bOOlS and SUeS,
cCnrlNDg al tie varied Ayles !nr The re'enl Sld az
plOatlns 6e5k0U Of 1850, wo'd IeS eciiuy Invite Ole
thai raI sUlt ali aud every body, pOyLed good, pretty,
AID Isp EOlS will col inlCh 10 keep lilo hest quail
lis Of BUGdt lmly llie, aud viii SET as Ches II Oi etap
Ell than Ties can IL LUI.lN elAewltle. all and examine
ny goods AID II tley hVi lcaAe, NCaiIe VII be nate
'Or examining.
M EN's Pine t,lt boot.l
Nl Elne tialteTSt
frne morocco bOotsi
Flle half welt
Fine klr
Pine Congress
FILe Cl0ib (iaitElSI
Glove xiii
ClOih dia'nt COLI .
cRfCOnglt@
UXiOid Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
I AG'SS0E" bAek. LLislIs ,,l,., ,,.,,.,.
Fancy 10 hU
10 wctsi
FOat do
Toilet SLIPPERS.
M lSSHS Jenny hird SliEprIsi
uI " Fihc i0ileIsi
~ Kid bOOGj
MOROCCO huOiR.
Al OF which aro 81 tic latest blyieS. SlA
DOY'S call hoOis,
ID 90 KlrIHoia,
do bTUgInU
lDy's boots sl shoes OF every kind and description,
AAO ClhldlenS SlOoi, lilitcTS DC, Of all SUITS aud
sizes, In tact cali suit ybnly IN ulyt lug they nuT
waM III NY lne. Don't IOtei 1873 Main s!iec WheeIlns,
Va, y. l., DORSEY.
well iOeal ZAP
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Chinese IMMINENT.
TAXI: NOTICE.

Many aud Just oh cClOlS InalC 10 s Tic oidtIlA
lnIncniS ~ tic day IN nrCnun al lIer offensive Ac
and thu unSigiIy Alis lrn Ut upon tho skin, wnn
ls lu IC; whril has hccn verified Ia lie hsiOEs!hch
the MGnx pIVluulL crnlsiS, Il The delight III as!d'Ou
patients is that in addition IN It's surprising Cu1itc cl
crts il IL Tie mo lrailu C0Xmelic AMI HSteIhIe Icr
unA 10 ANY raIt nj the skin Ia which my he atrt
Il impalS iOsy AMI LssIal l0w winch l.ls iUr nS1l
huns, and leaves tic 'rlICty JG!s oil lELllhy shin ~
4lcAh uG tic cnciCh AID Clarrct ulCaiuIce WHICH ISL
CNNINn result OF alma oft UCr hIc.CA used tor l1
rmpnse. llCle$ O,CTy aLy'S tui!"i Is Ai'lled win
WIN kIHwS lis excellent qlLiitl6Sm Tits IcSHl 10 irai
Lo us ay GcabU OdUr you lWr hui open Olc hnC a|h W
tUr !HuIACll.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHMI


DENTISTS,
No. it6 WEST SMITH STREET., BI1WEkR RACE AND RLN,
Cincinnati,
INNS Olee, under the management OF It's present pro-
pIieUS, has bte hlhcTeasJ IN reputation iur supef.
Or 0lel attORs H. the Artificial Department OF Dentistry
tor the last ten IeIlS, sud 10 expense or eIEoil hkai 30
wanting to give satisfaction to all who may favor Il With
theiT patronage.
1h:SUbscrlbers would call attention to the following
essential points lc tanning to Artificial Teeth yt, Ktt,i
yard EaturaNeAS OF appearance, quality and StlelEo
tile materials, COmkIrt 10 the wetieT, and ,e,ulnesS IN
restoring the natural appearance The ipteth AID abI
~ To nlal aei In all vi which they ale warranted In
saying they ae exceeded b. Hont, aud equted 81 but
lew.
TEETIl
lWorci from one 10 fall set with Artificial Gums.
Eull and hall SITS invariably hscItri hy suction.
All operations IN nchtIstTyIeuOlEed III tie loY Tor.
Otsll manner,
TERMS;
Considering The superior character or the work and
the Gaiaee given, they ale the most relSOSe III the
West.
TWO TEETH OR NuRE 0S GOLD rlATs,
S3 per Tooth.
TWO TEaFli on NukE oS SILVER FtATE,
81 per Tooth.
Tie money iemn4ea Ir the Teeth 10 ot PROVE salts
AeUIy.
UR"Fnr tho Information Of those livRat distance.
we would stale that Uur facilities are sEh, that ne can
make Ia tile lneSi style, t sat OF TEETH ~ on u
10 Is hOns, and small pieces IN proportion so That w lie.
tenilon reed 10 aprlCienlel.
IE 10. 'c RSSMAGkNS }Dtntt.fs.
30 i69 West SiAlh st.. between Race and Kim,
dela-ly CiseliHati.
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Emn-wlltp, rs well Os all other cOlOrs Of
t.ls, lust received BY EANress, nj tLc Eastern
lasi1 Store, tiS Main ST. YOn had belief 30
.t ltlote they are all sold.
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In NeC4ur will conclude his Iecintes ip the
BIZ, % morrow evening, nj ST. Johns Church,
cnewLetliug. The subject oil Tie last lectu'e
M { tsunled.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

For ErRoPr.-The steamship Washington, Captain
Cayendv for Bremen and Southampton, sailed from
this port on Saturday. She took out seventy passen
GERS and s2O7. 900 in specie. Among her passengers
were Messrs George Hsmblin, Francis Pratt, John
Peacock. John Lehrs, Edward Brown, and Herman
Fckleman. who under the auspices of Mr.. Ross Wmans
Jr of the firm of Winans Harrison Wnsls are on
their way 10 Russia, TO engage IN important POSITIONS
on the ST. Petersburg and Moscow Railway
The steamship Ariel also sailed on the same day Tor
Hayre and Southampton. She took out log pasSeh-
gers and s22l, 1873 in specie
SCHOONER CAPsIzED on LAKE ERIk.-On fnuS!
afternoon the schooner Mary Williams, Capt Rogers
hound from Erie for Buffalo, with cargo oil slaves
whom off Windmill Point, few miles out, wind dow
ing fresh and heavy sea running at the time, SUD
dcnlv lost her bowsprt by the chains giving way.
She Immediately preached to, filed with water ana
rouod over. Can't f. d. Harrison Of Buffalo who
bsppeped 10 be taking q survey OF the lake WIN
class at the time saw her, and started to procure
steamer TO 90 TO her assistance Having succeeoen
Cant Harrison and others procured the United States
lite Boat and proceeded to the wreck. They found
SC mon cneipe to the small boat Of the schooner
vb;cb was too fa TO part with the capszed schooner
AAor almost incredible difficulty, not unaccompsneu
With danger. as there heavy sea breaking over
r., The almost exhausted men were placed IN HE
-, and the steamer returned with them IN tow 70
81 al Several hundreds had by this time as
sembled and greeted them with several nearly cnee's
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but the sounds and words distinctly heard npered
suspicion into absolute certainty, and admittance was
demanded IN peremptoTy terms. The door was soon
opened and the girl out and related her story OF
attempted wrong and outrage Tips far successfully
sisted. The scoundre was Immediately driven into the
street with his coat and carpet-bag under bis arm
and the girl properly cared for.
This morning Anderson or "Gison was seen
at the railroad depot, Immediately arrestei and
brought before l.. II. Pike, Esq, Justice. Being
confronted by the g be pleaded guilty to the charge
in the warrant Of ia and battery with attempt to
commit rake, but offered TO heal the matter over
by rendering bis valuable person in marriage The
girl manifested no disposition 10 accept the Offer and
he was promptly committed 10 jail to await his trla at
the coming General Sessions.
The nsme OF the girl Ia Margaret Anglum. She ia
orphan, but has resided for several years with
brother-in-ew in Troy, by the name of John Cavalo
She is modest, good looking young woman. Means
were furnished for her return home. Anderson il
man OF common appearance, about FIVE feet ten inches
high has red hair and rather prominent cheek bones
The prospect OF his election to term Of at least three
years IN The Clinton Prison, may be considered az de-
cdedly aattering. Saratogian, Aug. 9.
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U-ATERVILLE COLLEGE.
Correspondence ofTbe Boston Traveller.

Cetresrondence Of The Boston Traveller.
WATERviLLE Me-, Thursday, Aug. 9, 1855.
The Thrty-fourth Annual Commencement of Water
vile College was held on Wednesday. August g. The
number of graduates twenty onethe largest class
which has ever been sent forth from the walls of the
College. Watervile put on its best attire on Com
Increment morning, aud the beauty of summer with
brilliant skies and balmy airs conspred TO welcome the
festive occasion The town was filed with strangers,
and the church thrOnged with the grave and gay,
some 10 renew old and agreeable associations some 20
fniDle In the excitemenis of the day. some to adorn
The cheerful assembly some 20 catch perchsnce unwit-
finQlv an inspiration from the fountains Of literature
and to have awakened in them desire for literary
distinction and culture. The exercises OF the young
graduates OF high character, marked by strength
and manhness, and indicating the influence Of jealous
study and faithful trsiningGn honor as truly to their
teachers as 10 themselves.
Beside the degree of Bachelor OF Arts conferred on
The members Of the graduating class, three gentlemen
were admitted Masters in course. The only honorary
degree Was that of LID, conferred on The Hon. Ed
ward Kent, Ex-Governor of the State OF Maine.
Prof. Kendall Brooks having resigned his Office, Mr..
Mcses yford of Portland was elected to I'LL the chair
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy MIR Lyford
graduated a, Waterville several years since and has
long been at the head Of the High School at Portland
ENJOYING distinguished reputation as teacher and
friend Of young men.
The other officers of the College are gentlemen well
skilled ia their yafious departments, and the instruction
is liberal and thorough. Watervlle IL brought by its
railroads into central point in the State of Maine
reaching forth the rad Of its iron web east and wesh
north anc south The accessibility Of its position, tie
cheapness of living, and the excellence OF It's applt
snces commend il 20 those seeking the benefits IL
education Thousands have risen up to call 1t blessed
thousands more will do 80.
On the dav before Commencement the usual literary
addresses and poems given before the literary
societ;es OF the afternoon we were unable TO speaR
as we were not present. In the evening an oratioh
on Mental Freedom was delivered by the Rev. Dn.
Sheldon OF Bath, fresh m expression and IN though
and poem by Mr.. SAKE on the Pres5-brief and well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
FIRES.
FIRES N BROOKLYS.

A fre was discovered on Saturday morning about
O'Clock in the outskirts OF the Ninth Ward, neac the
Huntery Owing to the great distance, the en-
gpes did not arrive in time 10 be Of auy advantage.
1t originated in wo-stJry Gothic building used as
carpenter-shop, and occupied by the workmen who
were engaged in building o dweling-house on the
same lot The building owned by Amos Beldon
of No. Rutgers-place, New-York, and was entirely
destroyed with all its contents, consisting Of building
materials, &c. Loss about e.. 900.
cowardly attempt was made on Friday afternoon
TO burn the house Of Mr. Gregor, in Washingtoa-ay.,
between Gates and FutOn-svs. 1t was first dscoy-
cred in the dinng-room, but being discovered, was
ex;inguished. About one hour aiterward, smoke was
seen issuing out Of of the bedr) by some ma
sons who were engaged on building in the course OF
erection near by. They proceeded to the place and
succeeded in extinguishing it, but the bed and con-
tents of the room were partly consumed. Suspicion
rested upon servant girl, who was promptly sent
away by her employers.
stable belonging to Thomas Hazewood, in Smith
st., rear Douglass, was set on fire the same evening
BY boys playing with matches about lbe premises 1t
was extinguisbed by the neghbors. Damage triaing.