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DESCENT ON DEN OF CoUsrERFEIrEas II
iLLIsoIs.-The ST. Louis Republican has in
tsllisence Of the discovery by the police, of
an extensive cOunterfeiting establishment in
Pike county, Illipois Ali the implements
Tor eounterfeiting on large scale were found
In ho1se under tie bluff, and near the Mis-.
sissippi river, besides plates for SIS and SOS
on The State Bank Of Ohio, Bank of Fort Ed
ward, Y, Farmers and Msrch ants Bank
OF Illinois Also, found q lot Of metal evi.
dehtly prepared tor being made into Mexican
dollars, two pieces being hammer ed out ready
TO receive the impression from the dies. A
man by the name of Caldwell, and four or
nVe other persons, were arrested as bein q
concerned in the business, some of them old
citizens Of the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

convenient commissioners failed to- rsoeive
more than 7l2 votes up to Z p. m, there being
from 100 to $50 of their opponents waiting out
side Of the window to vots, against s24 votes
received at the Same polls last year, before :
p. N /; and also against 1o44 votes received at
tho Fourth Ward polls on this occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

q Barnum's Baby Show is still drawing
thousands and thousands of men, women and
children to his Museum. As many as -, 600
people have visited tho exhibition since Tues.
day, and the profits to the Snowman must be
enormous. mock heroic addi ess on babies
and baby cultivation was delivered Yesterday
afternoon, by Mrs. Fowler, ono of the strong.
ost of tho strong minded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

HThs Piedmont IVA indie ondent speaks
Of train Of csrsovsr half a milo In length
tha, passed through that place on Tbursday
last, which, it says, will give some idea of the
coal trade in that region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

"HALr SEAS OvEa."-Passeneer s crossing
from Windsor, c. W, to Detroit, Mich, can
be supplied With liquor at the bar of the steam
boat, until she reaches the centre ofthe river,
whore The Michigan prohibitory law comes in
force, and be bar must DO closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

ANOTHER Know NorHIss VIcroRY-At the
recent municipal election in Buffalo, New
York, where the Know Nothings las. year car.
ried every thing by storm they have been do.
fsated By a clear majority Of 2 500 votes!
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

THE HOTEL at this favorits watering place IL
4 now open for the reception of guests The IN
tire establishment has been put in fine oroer. and
greater facilities have been made for landing pas
sengers.
A small steamer has been chartered 20 act az ten
der upon the larger mail boats, and ais" 30 nsfe so-
ditonal trips 20 Norfolk and Portsmouth,. Includ ne
two i % on Sunday IN and from those CITIES Thereby
afnrding an opportunity az pleasant excursion snd
enjoy the sea bathing The boat will make n,hins
excursions three DAYS in each week.
Communications should be addressed 10
G. T.. WILLARD BRO, Proprletnr.
je 4-2w OF Point Comfort va
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An ERROR CoRREcrBD-A Maine man
writes rs correcting 8 tslegraphic error In the
Star, yesterday. saying that the recent cleo
ton in which the Maine Liquor Law is so over.
whelmiDgly defeated took place in Maine. 1t
should have been Michigan.
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Die MIC BASKETS --'ust orenei vsr,,, !,
L Pic Mic, Travelling, Card, ofRce, Work, sesooS
and Toy Baskets s'
r, Also, a lot Of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollo. q,
harrison snd Jules Hanei, Pbiiadelphi,. Cenh.
brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting Cares. or
Eases, forte Mohnaies, Jet Goo %, Pocket CuI,r,
Cages, Music, rusicsl Inslruments. s,.is.r,r 3,
JOSH r ELLIS
500 Pa sr., bet. 9th and leth n.
jeS-u
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL.

1910 BUSHELS LINE, now landing fresh
lCOO from the kilns, (wood burnt aud of supe.
nor qualityO the best OF the season, suitable Tor
pasterers biicklayeTs, stone masons, nc. All those
next, and examine for themselves, a. the price al
the house will ne lowered T. SHIT the times
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD, COAL, kc,
o. hand. All Of which will be sold low
VIM. WARDER,
Cor 22th and SITS near the Canal, No. $40
lie 9-f fOrpanl
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CRoPs II EASTERN TExAs.-0ur cotsmpo.
rsry Of the Herald says that since the rain Of
Sunday 18th inst, the pros, cot OF heavy
yield OF cotton and an abuud ant corn crop a,s
very ia, tsrinS The crops we're never more
vigorous or healthy. We are sery clad @
hear IL Oar pfsdistion Of crop In Texas
this season that will surpau ali our sister
states, seems 70 be daily more and more veri.
asd--Iszos SsssS Ga1essS
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~ Ii 10 announced that some Eve hundred
OF the monster terrspins recently brought from
the Galapagos Islands, are to be placed ON
California ranch for Bleeding purposes.
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hR. EDITOR lit having been currently
~ reported that my vote was challenged and
rejected by The Judges of the Second Ward az our
recent municipal election, deem ii proper to say,
that there is not the sg.s, foundation for the Tx
NOR My vote was deposited Without obj sction or
| was prepared, with my certificate. TO show thai
my naturalization papers were granted to me by the
Circuit Court OF this District more than tuenfy fre
years ago.
ne extent to which find the rumor has spread
sonai to myself, into The columns of your paper.
Yours, &C., GREGORY ENNIS.
lie o-lt
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The following persons are authorized
20 contract for the publication of adver-
tisements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErTINaILL & Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALMER, Scollay' 8
Building.
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RernGinisg n Ae Post 0Sce, Washinston, ID. C.,
June Q, 1855
lOrdeyedto 10 odpsY1iasd in fke o DvEHpe Stan,
agreeable TO tie f6Lestns sscftoa Of the Pes Odcs
La,c-ii bsins the newspaper Aa,ing ths largest eTcs'
dffon Of any daily papsr pssblishedi IN Wdshin gton
SEC. s. Ind be further enacted, That the list ~
letters remaining uncsed for In any post Office ~
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once ONLY
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, az
oftener, shall hose the largest croicion within the
range oil the delivery OF said once, to be decided BY
the postmaster al such offce.1
~Persops applying for letsss In the following List VII
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NOTIFICATION.

NOTIFICATION.
PORTION OFFICE May Is, 1855.
IL il hereby notifie1 that the Right Honorable the
Earl of Clarendon, X G Her Majesty's Principal
Secret1ry If State for Foreign Affairs has received
from the Lords Commissioners OF the admiralty an
Official communication from R.ar Admiral the Hon
cradle TX. Dundas, commanding her Majesty
ships an tns Baltic, and acting ia the name and On
the behalf her Majesty nd Of her Ally his Impe-
iial Maze ~ the Emperor Of the Fr"nt b, annsun.
eng the establishment, and from the 2sth pril
last, Of str CT blockade of the Russian ports and
places therein mentioned by effective force
which communication is to The following effect:
"By the Honorable Ri hard Saunders Dundas, C.
b.. ar-AdnIira- of the Blue, and Commander.in
chief Of her Msjesty's ships and vessels employed
and t. be employ on .rticular service.
"It Is hereby notified that the 2e,h day Of April
last the entrance 10 the gulf of Finland from Hango
Herd, in latitude 50 deg. As min. longitude %
deg. So min Z TO the Dae.rOrt lighthouse in la,i
Irde Sc z. SIS uin. NJ, longitude . deg q mn e.
and that all Russian ports, roads, hav-ns and creek
frGm the ageror TO the Finland light house. in LAT
iiude 50 deg SIS min. N longitud 81 deg SO min.
were placed i'm a state of strict blockade b. com
peIent force OF her hajesys ships. And il 10 here
by further notified thai all measures authorized by
the laws of nations, and the resp Give treaties be
tween her Majesty and the different neutral powers
will be adopted and executed on behalf Of her Ma
jesty and her Ally, his Majesty the Emperor of the
French, with respect TO all vessels which may n
tempt to violate said blockade
"Given on board her Hajesty's ship Duke of Wei
lingOn At sea, in the Fermern Belt, this I'd day Ct
May, 1855.
OR. g. DUNDAs.n
authoriz' by the VS. Of nations, and the respect
i've treaties between her Majesty and her Allies and
the different neutral powers, will be adopted and ex
ecuted on behalf Of her Majesty and her Ally, his
Majesty the Emperor OF he French with respect &c
blockade
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Z EXCURSION TO THE
GRHAT FALL
AND WATER WORHS

Ssxls-2IIt IL being impossible foS m, n
1890 PACKET Boat CONGRESS and
c ariss MtrTIH. To leave her regular oa
other day, she will make an ercu don On gNr,.hy
June 10Th. 81 O'Clock a m, 20 sforo rsr,.o1Af
opportunity OF visiting the CIR AT Pals of ths an
moe aad eraming the Washington AJradlr, 'o'o-
Fare for The round Trip, 80 eents--stnuer,, So,
lady IS cents ana
Refreshments can be had On board
The Boat VIII leave lhs Wharf 81 W H.hpn
Ritter, near the Market hou.e, Georgeiov, -,
O'Clock 10.
boat will be- in waiting at IN. FaHs to ,o.,..
modate thoee who m6y wish TO cross the ryer
Shoi.ld the weather prove Unavailable il vIn =.
postponed In:il the following SUI Jay.
je13t
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SCHUTTER & KAHLERT.
. r. Il i . II q

Fretco, Dioorattve, aud epc,y &c -c14tion Of
O II n A NJ x n + A L PAINTIkG
Orders left with Baldwin and Nenninr. n
tects: viii BE- promptly attended 70.
ie g d1ms
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TO PERSONS BREAK.

ING UF HUUSEkEEPING.
nERS0NS removing from the city, and yishn,
to dispose OF Their Furniture and Hnss,k..n
ing Utensils. SC, without the trouble Of sepdp,
them e. public auction, 90 60 by calling On n.
az our Store. 317 Pa avenue, corner Of Ninth 81 ;.
W. are prepared to buy all such goods as nav B.
offered
Housekeepcrs and others will do well by calm,
on US, will paw the highest cash prices 10, all
such DDS. WALL, BARNARD 4 Co
jeT-2m 3l7 Pa avepue
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FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY. A.

A 7 HUTCHINSON MUNRO,s can n. s,-.,
IA g,eat variety Of Fancy Gods. such \. CO"
Work Boxes, Traveiipc Cas-s. Fan. pon. ~
naies, Card Cases, Writing Desks, Cold Pen. "H.
Pencils. Pocket Knives, Scissors, Rar.rs. shaw.
Gases, shaving cream, Combs and brushes IN rss,
other choice eIuscts, all warranted genuin. po
mades, Lyon's Kslhairon, Barry Tricop-,ou, A.
ALSO, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchief, L,r.s
Emhroidefies, Ribbons, French FI"wrrs. gorns,.'
and Millinery Goods generally, 20 y hch the ,,.s'
ton o. the lades is particularly isvitrd.
HUTCHINSON o. MUNRO.
$40 ia. avenue, bet 9th and lsk "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

kYOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sOCI-
~ ETY. he members OF the above So iety
are respectfully requested To attend the funeral OF
our late fellow member, William Dant, from Lis
late residence on ID street, between Second and
In I'd, (hechanic's Row. at 4 O'Clock p a., To-
morrow, SUNDAY. e9-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

TWO PIANOS that have been in nae y,
1 few months for sale uIon very CHEAP ana ,,,-
sonsble terms JOHN r. ELLIS.
S06 Pa. avenue, bet. Oh and Ion M,
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OsT-Thts morning, between Mrs. Carers.
~ on norih street, Capitol Hill, along the north
s,a 90, OF n avenue, and the National Hotel, laras
ner The finder will be suitably rpwssded nv ,esy
Ia 'he same at Mrss Carers Boarding House. Cap.
~ "p h@Rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

y ADvsRrIsklRErs should be banded
Il. by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
rot appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

ETHE MEMBERS OF TIE COLUMBIA
- flre Company No. /, return their ncere
thanks TO Messrs Hepburn and B. E. Green. for
refreshments furnished at the fire last night on Can
itoi Hui. JAMES McDERMOTT, Sec.
ie9-lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
and Pic Nic-The Good Will Club beg
leave 10 inf rm their friends and the nubIic in o.,
eTa toat they viii give their first Excur ion ana Pie
July 10, 1855
70, particulars seefufure advertisement
t-eo5t COMM OF ARR
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMrNr or STATE,

DEPARTMrxr OF STATE, \
Washington, June 9, 1855
The following notice has been Officially commu
the ciuzers OF the United States.
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FURNITURE SALE.-THE aRTICi.& RE-
III naming ulsold al the recent sale Of Furniture
and Housekeeping Goods AT The store Of ]. X. Nc
Oregon, 306 Pennsylvania sverus. between AZ
and 9th streets, south side, viii b. sold Of al greatly
reduced prices during the ten days the sub
scriber will positively close up his business within
that time.
Terms: SIS sud under. cash owe. that sum
credit of 30 and6 days. for approved endoredbOIr
bearing interest.
Dealers are requested 70 Sog and examine the
stock. XR. McGHEG0R.
10
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The Hon. William Preston, Of Kentucky
This gentleman declined the anti Know Moth
Ing nomination for Congress in his district re-
esniiy, on the ground that the mass Of the
osmosraes party there having refused TO 60
ih!o me oath-bound secret prossriptive politi.
cal Organization, Il Was due to them 70 permit
them to select one Of their own number Is the
candidate OF the anti.Knov Hothipgs, promis-
Ing .. tbs same tine TO labor earnestly for his
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PROSPECTUS
For yal6lSshix9 ssontkly Muste0I Wort 10
ths eity Of Warrington.
yVHE undersigned, at the solicitation Of many
their esteemed customers, propose pablshines
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Nsnthly Musical Magazine
The Magazine viii contain from 5nur TO siI psses
Of Music, selected from the best European ana NJ
tive Composers Ia addition 10 the Music an eius
sheet will be added, containing the lsIest Nuse1
News, Musical Notices, sc. The Magazine VII
be printed on the best quality Music paper, ane VI
be printed from engraved plates in the neates' hsr
nsr.
The frs, number of the magazine will be READY
abouI the Let OF July, less.
Mr.. 8. ". NGYEs, the Agent for the Work, ".
solicit subscription from the citizens Of the pi"f0
Of Columbia ADD show q specimen number -.
JAMES II. BURNS, No. $50 Bridge street, Is wv
agent for Georgetown. -
Music Depot, cor. Pa av., l.th and sss
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. "
EsLIn,s LADIES' GAZETTE N
IL Paris, London and New York Fashions fof 'us
II received and for sale al
The Waterman, a companion 10 the PoPuia ~
Tales for The Marines, by the author Of Los Glr
Harper,s Magazine for June commences nes
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. sogthworth
The Two Guardians, by the aunof Oh heehso
All the Magazines for june
All the New Books and every thing in the ~
nonery hne' IS sHLLINGToN's Bookstore,
odecn Building, cor. ~ ST., and Pa. AZ.
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election, whoever he might be. The result
viii be that the Democratic anti Know Moth
ings will take Mr. Preston up by exclamation,
and he will surely be elected He Is one Of
the ablsst legislative statesmen Of the age,
and was in the late Congress universally
acknowledged to be without superior In that
branch Of tho public service He IL high
toned Wing and gentleman, and always COM
manded tho con6dsnce and deep respect Of
his opponents:
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Chief Washington Capitol Circle Chief Washington Pot
mac Circle; n q. Delaware Lodge, L. O. o. r.; A n IA
man who wants wife; Msssrs A. 4 B.; A. B. L.
Junes JAMES @. BERRBT. p. II.
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a New Cutter.-The Treasury Department I
nas recently purchased fue clipper.built
Baltimore pilot boat, of 90 tons, to be used az
guard ship to enforce the quarantine regula.
lions 10 the port Of Charleston, South Caro-
lima. She Is to be called the William Aikon.
and will promptly be put in commission.
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The Absecum Light House.-Ths Attorney
General having approved the titles of the site
purchased for the first class lighthouse to be
built at Absecum, on the Jersey coast, orders
have gone from the Light House Board for the
immediate commencement of the construction
of tho work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-09

The Connecticut Election .-Lunicipal cleo.
tions are being held in Connecticut. In Hart.
ford, Now Haven and Norwich, where the
Know Nothings carried everything las. year,
I" though with whirlwind, they are a Gig.
naily overwhelmed with defeat.
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ADIEs' WORK Card
i Baskets, Travelling Basket, KY Baskets,
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market Baskets,
Globes Baskets, a large variety, very low q, the
Bousekeeper's Furnishing Store, 40 sev~1th
street. G. FRANCIS.
IL g.
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The Third Ward The Convenient iudv.,
Of the election in the Third Ward took III votes
on Monday last, leaving frlm one hundred to
one hundred and nfty Anti Know NOTHING,
oueide OF the window swhsn they closed Il
anxious to deposit their ballots-sgainst sal
rsosivsd At the poll Of tina. ward last year
while the Commissioners Of the AIsOtion for
the Fourth Ward received on this occasion 1914
votes! a man with half an eye in his head
viii understand how 1t hsppsnsd that thsss
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DIED.
Dec. 8. MARY PERRY, daughter of

COLES-On Monday. Dee. g. MARY PERRY, daughter of
Caleb r. sDd Sarah A. Coeg, eyed month";
The ends OF the fsmv ard her grandfather Themes Coles
attend tie funeral wednesday 5h inst at
o'clock from the resasnce of hsr parents, No ri East
BUa7wsy
MOOPF-On Nonday Dec at his residence In Brooklyn,
AUGUSTUS MOORE, aged IS years
Tbe fends of family attend the funel
Wednesday the 9th inst at ocoek p ths third door
from the of fulton and Franklin Brooklyn
OsBOBNE-At GRANVILLE. H. Saturday, Nov u aged q
yesrs FRANCIS Ii. OSBORNE, formerly of Bye, Wsschss
ter County.
ROHBlNS12 18th mo-. s. WILLET ROBBINS sged 81 years
His iend and rsatives invited to attend his tu1esl
this day. 5th nsi coc. at his late residences No ~
ksngn see when his remains will bs taken 70 Jericho for
FeIds' meeting house there at u o'clock Carriages will
the 10 o'clock at Hi,hsvile.
SMITH-0n "Wednesday Nov. 90 MARY l. SMITH, at Adel'
phis street, Brooklyn aged years.
Tue remains inferred lie the Cemetery OF the Evergreen
TOMPKtNS--O On Tuesday Dec A. HARRIET LEVlNlA, wife
of Isaac NJ. Tompkips, AGED % years
respectfully invited to ate
her funeral Thursday the 9Th inst at O'clock, fton hs
Iedepce No l6 Stanton street Without aIth notice
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Disasters. DO.

soHR LANE (sf South Thompson) Harlow Is ashore near
Pcu s. and IL feared wi ssa total loss The L.oe
ives 81. Johns N and supposed bound 10 Piston 81
two years le6 burdsn and valued at $1,000, and was
not msuved-
BARE PEACOCK Mosey of and from Salem Nay 49, for Zsn-
zibsr was wrecked hstt Of Aug aieef near hios.
Madagascar With her became total losa Captain
aDd crew s.vee Zanzibar sept The Pescoak va
foe vessel of 500 ye,n old owBsd By John Betsm
and others and with her cargo and freight money was Insured
in Salem aud Boston to the amount Of $4,000
ScHE. LEosAsD McKEszg (pf Glouseser) Pctou t Prov
dence from Norfolk, repors having BEEN ruo into Of m'
2oh u bswsen Fire ireland snd Msntsut by large fore.
ana aft ich outward bound which carried away sroosrd
main rigging osyi and completely dest'oJsd
the mali sail The unkDo~ schr bsiy damaged FORWARD
lest hssdgs billet head, &c. a.,
THE HULL o. THE fins ship America (o Bahmore) vas sold
by asctcn the latter part Of Ocobsr laid upon the rocks
Of Csbra Point and brought S27oo The materials saved
SHIP MrnosA Gof Botss) I'd from Llsboo sprung leak h
t. 81 IL LOB. 20, and the paups h,d been eonsAny
wohp up the time Of her arrival 90 tuRs sat were thrown
over lishten ship
BsIc VEsIcE before reported ashore at Homsss Hole 10
cot Of will 10 probably in Gay CT tSo Shs 10 party
dchged leaks soms and have to 60 on the ways Tor
repair. . a. -
b. via Esstport experienced heavy weshr daring tbs psr
sage and lGst pant Of dsck.ioad In gale fsth ut
sem. WIN. II. TITcomB, jobs son, ron New-Oreans LIZ
Boston put into Newport 2]h ult, with ss Ct sails &. nav
ing experienced heavy weather the passage ped on
DO Of brain fever, ark Y Tomsn, seaman OF SCUM
Tbon ss,on sged about 10. a.,
soHR ENTERPRISE from Bangor to Salem put into Oouces
Sob having been thrown her bsa ENDS ana "
part Of her deck load Of lumber - u,,
scBR. Vcrory Of and Wilmington ~ c. for rhndsd
before reported abandoned, passed On the oh ut 10 s
IS 81 lOp. n n.
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Vermont Nssi SIS Sasn foe rspseled Western. ana al,
for DO Pine Msss Is In rod r-qaest and steady; ale.
Gslz Bacon suist sistc for piddes RIB 10, aad I9o
l}. for benz Lud baoyAnt, The q ok small ssd
I2 FAC Inducing Ooe bbs Tor Ja1u ~ u; aad oo
tcS Tor December Vt 2c Green HAus demsDd sales Of
?0OMlCie Dressed Iersre in esosrd 8! 9stc s,,t.r
j. cutie fro the soppiy u p Is ist sses Of Dab 80
Csc ard state .+GStc- Cheese Is In fair request ard
nrm Il all
RcETbs a. mand fair ana the stock good re,sssd By
the activity Common p,eniy ana istle sought sef;
sUGAEse,pripse f.rly ,c,ive at fal st,e. R.hssr sai
sxpceIs be DOLLY buyers 'rs'ss sad tse bed
ett q; sales OF 7os Psnabue9 u rehner a,
'ops so boxes Hsvans pat ST IT.
sPELTEk sin in insssr supply; snail 'ass at Ste esh,
stEDs-rhs market quiet owing the scal stosk sales
o. sn. os 81 ga tc es.h Timothy seed QGet at % SIT
sKInsDeer qae,; We learn Of .... bsl. Fl1ds
we Cuscoa Cor irm; ssss q - sO65ar nos
with very sht supo Ia iuooes' E.rS. once. have ii.
va cd We quose Mo,une kids &c hstsr Blses. are hsd
OoonSs ope Of which will he offered bY ,aeoo oe,o
Closing tIE " .nh soms ACTIVITY.
TOBACCO-Ths market qOiet pcs. unchanged for do
mesics; IN spanish tire have been large he re-
c.ots bers; sf - hkds ksntuciy at79 &c 1864 bales
b.iss pv.se terms; g csse.
Seed Lesf Al q d9e.; % ea.es Florida = i56 i2lc
TlN-Ps is sdyaIeg wi 'se. OF Sc0 sebs sAn,s S
Plstss only demSnd; sales Of $50 boxes 50
$40 So l. g. Coke scarce; SIDES Of 5OD
IS IS Coke Tere are IN moderate supply aud Be lad
Wool The make. is dsvoid Of activity tie ,ses osly
for suppyiOs the inmeeis's ~snt' Of msaGf,eur.a
having confidence In the future, GALES Of 5 600 10 F.ess
SEA 4ic for common fine Pulled 9TH ready a.
the stock is quits moderhe SASS OF s SaPer a. 81 BE-
ard E1u, stS69t0c. foreign il qaiet
WBISKY-The market is dull and lower sales Of 100 bS
IN lots, clo,irs ct S9e for Ohio and Prison
wHALE6oNE-we learn of no SALES ~'rthy Of noticing:
holeers firm.