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Patcn1Guu, Go0ds

MOTHER invoice OF Shaker Flannel, heavy Knit Wool,
"a Merno, Arneran, saxony, and heavy six Received
and for sale by nOy20l J. II. hc'flLL.
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and Drawers.

lust received, a small lot Of superior Buck Shirts and
u Draw rs Also few Of second quality for sale BY
noy2O J II. McGILL.
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DURE MONONGAHELA HsSKY-5 bbls
Of the above Just received Of prime qualify. Sold to
US for six years old. 10. e. BROWN,
je9 AZ College st.
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ON and after the 1st August will be able to furnish
" 1000 bags per day, for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four oats and Persons requiring Bags will please
send in their orders at early day as possible.
jy2l W. H. GORDON co.
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j. IL. CURRE ",

IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
- MARKS would most respectfully announce to the La
~ dies and Gentlemen OF Nashville and vicinity that he
has opened Bleaching and Pressing establishment where
be will Bleach and Press Hats and Bonne in the latest and
approved style, without Hjurng the Braid. He will
pledge himself give general satisfaction 10 all who may ia
him with their patronage. Mrs Marks, profession
Miner and Dress Maker, always be found in the
tabishment with general assortment Of Trimmings Rib
hons and Ready Bounets OF the latest Fashion She
viii be most happy 10 wait on all who may patroniZe
her, and will try every exertion to please.
q. MARKS,
No. II Spring street,
febS-tf Between College and Market.
n BBeachiug and Pressing for the trade on the non
reasonable terms.
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OTONE WARE, 800 pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- Jars Churns Jugs, Milk Pans, Butter Crooks &c OF
every size, just received. 10. 6. BROWN,
ip9 % College st.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
L style Of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent Jo g. BROWN is alone authorized to
the name Of the firm in liquidation. &c.
JOSIAH q. BROWN,
Nashville, June 6, 1855. W. b. GRUBBS.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
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SUPPLEMENT OF FREIGHT TARIFF.

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NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAmROAD. Oct 10. 1855. (
IN and after SATURDAY 20th inst Grain and Flour
- over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii be
charged at rates below:
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10. G, BROWN,

TTAVING purchased the entire interest OF Mr. W. b.
GRUBBs will continue the DRUG BUSINESS as for
merry at the stand, where he will be pleased TO see his
friends &c &C. No 43 College street. jeS
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sons, and arranged Ia scirss spon the aoor are 500
separate desks for The members Ike those 10 IN shs
senate chamber. The space between the Of gale
- which rectangular, and The seai-eirealar railing
sde o. the members decks affords FOR et The
% those admitted the Eoor Of The House. a1e
nr aurther provision cfdcss for msub should
ever be nereaaed, The space under the galleries l. enclosed
and occaped by cloak and The hali is be
lighted night By gas lights placed above the glass % the
Galley thus excluding the glare, heat and smell u the
sas ana preventing Contamination u the atmosphere the
proaasts q comeasson The reporters gallery 4 above
ihc Speakers chair and occupies side u the hall Be-
bind = broad corridor, 20 b. reserved Tor the 81 the
reporters With decks, which ther written
ossi and teesraphc apparatus By which speech ~ be Ia
process q transmission before be conclusion o. delivery
The hall Of the Senate Is I'd upon the principles
spped 10 the House II Represent but i Of smaller
size, being III feet long by 81 feet WIDE which renders Il
less difficult aud leaves for larger add
magnificent corridors and retiring rooms.
There have been rceeved during the month OF May
four eargoes o. Marble amounting s7ss cubic feet and
the number Of aod been increased
70 about 2s These have been employed in cutting the
nor facing and carving the capitals for the exterior paste
aud for the corridors and vebues Of the interior
Der the plaster caps finished and some Of the
column caps for the corridor and vestibules IN
hand.
The whole number blocks during month
$50 whole work has been 10 600 Of
United States and by those employed the
marble work. When 10 this add $50 persons
gagged 40 the qaarrcs have total Of between 600 and
700 the force engaged on the extension.
About so carpenters have been employed In making DOORS
windows frames shops &c, and 70 smiths for the
ton Of the iron roof and in making clamps for the marble
work. work for machinery, dc. portion OF smith shop
having been destroyed by fire it has been rebuilt and
larged, and to render it from like disaster
hereafter hs walls have been constructed Of brick noggng
There also received during last month la 9se brick
and leo $50 laid in the building and in the shops
The arches Of this vebue Of basement Of south
wing have been completed the copper for the roof has all
been received, the designs for the OF the
principal floor In progress and the only thing be
GREETED the Of marble enable the marble
be carried forward with greater speed.
Cash Aeeoaa for My.
On hand May LIST $4s,3so 5s
Received since 10000 90
-
1885, $50 56
Expended 1880 o.
-
Balance June LIST $1,000 40
The whole amount expended up to June 80, 1854 is s2s
800 33.
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GEN ERAL NEW s..

Col W. J. HARpEr-The Savannah Republican Of Tues
day last says:
@Among the recent arrivals in town is that Of native
son Of Georgia Of whom she may well he proudwe
Col W. J. Hardee Of the United States army. He hiss
been engaged for Time under the auspices Of the gov
ernment In the preparation Of worh cavalry tactics
which is in the hands OF the printer and will be
published Col Hardee will leave for Phiia-
dephia to guperintend the publication after which he will
take up the line Of march TO the far West"
THE FogREsr DIVORCE cAsx-Jobn Van Buren, In the SUI
perior court has succeeded tsays New York paper) in
opening the default in the Forrest divorce case TO
take its place the calendar for the present term Ag
nent in the case expected in the OF two weeks
there is prospect at last that the present generation will
hear the last Of this protrac,ed tease
No SCARCITY on srnAwEznnrEs (seys the
Philadelphia Ledger quite plentiful in city MARI
kets Yesterday there hundred and forty fye
thousand quarts in market the raising Of individual
at tie South Besides this large quantity, grow
ers had great quantities for sale The prices from
to forty cents per quart
Forum on JrLyThe city of Boston has appropriated
the large sum Of ten thousand dollars he esrsided IN
the celebration Of the coming Fourth Of July
A harry slr-Thcrs 70 dog up town says the Louis
vIe kentucky Democrat that every day for at least
bor takes play with litter Of young pigs He viii lie
on the ground and allow them casper about his head
and shoulders and body them with his tongue
while the mother Il feeding in the ndghborhood.
GRAVE fDEA.-The Hudson az. r. Gazette says that
at marble yard its Office they preparing grave
stones with daguereotypes Of the deceased set in the
marble
Nxw YoRg cAsALa--The receipts the View York
mails the month Of May past were $39so29 49, being
decrease OF SiO5l32 70 the receipts of May, 1855
HEAVY DAMAGEs--A named Bachelor resident Of
Illinois has recovered $4,000 from railroad company at
Brant Canada compensation for having both legs bro
ken by a collision.
I4nosThe applicants for land at the Illinois central
land Office Chicago very numerous last week and
the sales for May amounted S565c00 at average Of
ten dollars and sixty cents per acrs
HEALTH or CrseSvATI.-During the past month there
were POI deaths in Cincinnati Of which Of cholera
70 unknown 81 Of consumption, and Of smallpox Of
the cholera deaths we're from the river.
TrxAs wrDplSG1--In the fredericksburg News find
the following marriage notice
Married on the 3oth nit, by the Rev Ben. Meadof
Hopping John Thomas to Susan, daughter of Big John
Spraddling, all Of Bedford
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EIfry THOUSAND DOLLARS Chesapeake ana Ohio ranal
bonds hereby given
oa at pubic sscon, msy eaaasta,
auction ~ . NaKare ths oil h5rssay,
9ib day May o'clock ny onsaNd
dollars bands he Chesapeake Canal
Company sad sonds are pA q an issue of snder az
general Maryland
sessoa ~ aad payable ~ tn cry e Baltimore y Ave
dar win OF
payable Baltimore anpaay, Afst
gaiy coupons
o lat January 1864 tpl'owrus
namely
81 bonds for $500 amounting together 70 Hss00e
~ bonds for 81 ovy ssch, asaoantpg together 4s1en
Such sale viii be made for ess hands,
sad either separately parcris purchasers
Dated washington, May 10, ira5.
IOHN A. ENGLISH,
WILLIAM gasNE,
Trustees Il srAsr, wihers,
sELDES. NIrAARa, n co.
j. z. MCGUIRE,
Mag did AucH1ncer
t@5.vuo-Adourned saeeAn held
above Monday, Tin day ~ inua
sIoek tie afternoon, when ths remaining bd
thousand dollars tnBsom aia of Mayo will be
sold
IOTN A. rNGJtsH
WILLIAM nAYNG,
sfLGFNf, wIrHEEs, co
Jas. y. MCGUIRE, huesianees,
May Md
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The duel in Canada between j. b Breckenridge and NJ.
Ieayenworh from New York did no il appears, resa,
fatally 10 either The isiest report that the former was
slightly and the latter severely wounded The affair orig
mated NJ the Shakespeare einbroom where Leavenworth
bzongbi objectionable party, not member, aud with
out card some words occurred between them, and a
blow was given IS Loavenworsb which followed the
next day By challenge from Breckinrdge who i from
Kentueky and relative Of the congressman from the Ash
Land district LeAsenw1rths secOnd was Mr.. James NJ
Pendlston Breeknridges Mr. Middleton The surgeon
name s given a. Or Alfred Grimes.
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rESEaaL AGENCY AT WAsHIS0TON--rhe sub
III ser Rcmond, virssna having established
FEW DOORS IN frost ~ th~ Treas
the
and Land bunies
IA nce sEonsr~ss
p~sps only index wbcs ever asd~ 70 the inn
the first andtps ofre
He hasa u
onsr pussc OF Virginia These, and
,e claim rngssed tv h be ir~, he wH b.
abr 10 show himself entirety
una do ".
For .ias unaer the March, giving iso
~ land served f-seen days. bis
rnarsxx wSll b. sery saoderate FELIX RfCHAEpS.
RKgEaKxcKs
Hoe. Heary A. Wise, Accorpae, NnS,nia
Lyons Richmond, yirg,nia.
yamss H. HEATH, Commissioner ~ PsasioHs, Hehmend
Virginia
SssRn~d IA. Parker, Mchnoad, Virginia
HonJ ~ rendsetop, Virginia
figa Chiffon, Washington, D. c.
William 4. wwrd. BasssEasre
Lws Timbcrtake, esq, New YORK
March 7--dkepiys
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United states Court Of Claims.

Read E4tate Boany Land and General Agency Wasay
ton Cly
CHARLES H. BHE6MAN asloyn~y~ at law, and IAWEs q.
WALKER ~ TsSnesses hats reading clerk 10 me House o
together for
pose prosecuting sganst before
eceny Court of Claims, Congress- .be
give departments
before Court Of Cais and atsrs involving To-
ayesons will sdrd Mr. Charles w. shsr.aa well
West experienced mayer
They viz snd s-nion 20 aIi bnsaess ~
hrm well
reatine leasing, selling, mad purchasing rrai estate
sxncmhefs Of congress
and Territories sad the eorrpondenss o
NJ Charles NJ. Bhsrman
oasre NJ as Thi1d street, o. Ho.si
April1 --eod0dArv
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TAs capol Ertenssou.Capt2iH ~ G. MeiEs, ~ the Dni-
ted engineer corps The ecient sccampihed
pentendens 81 the Capitol extension and wssnTton aque
duct hiss obgngy furnished wifh the necrsry data e
Up ths following a what has been accomplish
ed shat remains Be finished % xt magnificent ard
stupendons work--the gStoi extenzian-
The ball o. the House u Representatives : is7 feet ions
"a feet ride and about So feet hgh. Upor three sdes IL
surrounded b. wide gallery capable q seating 400 per-
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AVAILABLE Virginia 1890 aerssl fes
IA saeHsvas leased fcr o. ths fsaqser Wse
be rsyAzan warrants me
anrerrg0e6 oAss
for which sssfpuede we sprfnss
5se ~ low xe1sds remarkable FER
exnsotanar crop ef ard espab " sesna INSIDE the beet
yseited 100 bashe Of
BON single gesJ, " euiis
fos and IN fsas BAD me seaoa pro
se.s easily sysesps'be ~ tyssoss sse
e@raaay o. tss Virginia
OF D~s~snAsr se balances
lsou dsts 81 delivery
pascsr inquire a ts ssssersss y s'ssfs sc
wsss.noe spssss, Virginia % v WAshssisn,
e.. laSNas ~hEhSs
Apri 20 - 2Awtap
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ny j. c. reaunsK, Auesionssr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY o. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Tuesday lh, O'Clock
an presesI shah ssBl os No. s a, frons a.
between I'd
saehes to y fsst men
improvements co0etstHE o.
fours m
excellent make good
meat good and lots that
calrty are enhancing IN value
Terms ~ residue twelve, eshteea
ire deed of
JAS. @, MCGUIRE,
Jane Sd Ancionesr
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70 y = NHNsNFHFr NHtt"fT*Fs
rRUsTEEss SALE THREE sToEy BGsSK uvIsE Ufe
II i3b ssfeestja Nosasy
o'ciock, ps~nssez a,
81 ssh,
IA Losr A. - No 49, fosDs 79, irS aaa 49, ~ ne aaa
ro~ssy Ne a. ~
ssek
y, lbsf~nn, rSsstss
e.s'ainsa
tsslses and siahsees
sonsas ~ me saa
bearing interest
trpssee rs,-yye. ,ss ghf ~
* IAs. q. INQUIRE.
May HID Aaer"sses
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
sevesth srsston Monday afternoon, Time Arb,
o'ciaek tha preslses A.
Wn and we dslsa Ma D. 1904, and aaig rrasfrd we cub
win public az that
osred Twelve nuabsrs. bnndssd ANA
tt2S} situated Seventh End u
north, hotndao Begnnsw
seventh The front ias Of SAID a e'sispcr
G) 'st from Ire OF said afy AID
nlpg north with the Of seventh twenty o9 Get
thenee due bindsd 49, f- 10 the rra line ~ at
e-D)
finoj fau
o0) fret ~ ground soasDar with
eou~istinx OF ,nSee-story brick dseiiss house.
fue-thlsd the residue fwsivr aiai
with secured deed ~ line
Az aouvgyancing at the eost Of purchaser.
complied after
resell th~
NfIu. IsLLATt,
JAS. g. Mcguire,
May 22--eodhds A1ciionasr.
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A NOZZLE sax-The Paramount Virgnisn states that .
youth, only 10 years Or age son q NJ Clasett q
Fairraoant Marion county Virgins lost his life Pr
DAY Of last week while attempting the lfe q bic
father, who placed In reriious situation ey losing
control o. boat while crossing Valley rirer The sen
knowing that his father could not swim and heing ho-
saf excellent swimmer panged INTO the stream Nhieh
much swollen from he ran for the purpose Of
saving his parent hat hs father reached the shore IN The
3 corpse.
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LOCAL WIS.

TIE sEw ConmIssIoSER PcHLic BurLDIsos.--The APP
pointent o. Dr. John b. Blake Commissioners Of Pubic
Buildings belongs that fortunate number which IL
ceved with lively satisfaction by all classes Of the commun
IT, This mark executive favor and confidence douby
appreciated BY Commissioner and his friends from
the fact that IN the Dr. Blake tbe Office sozgh the
rsn aud not the Office" Commissoner Blake will
prove only popular but capable, efficient and faithful
public officer.
TIE NEW CRY GovKssaEsT-Ths newly elecsed boards
Of the city councils ncladng those claiming TO have been
legally eleced) viii Monday morning next al ten
O'clock for the purpose Of eaectnx organization
Among the recent arrivals Willard Hotel notice the
names Of Hon. Mr. Kidwe Of Virgins, and Hon Mr. Kelly,
OF Nsw York.
TYR FrsLEc the monthly meeting Of the board
OF trustees Of the public schools held In this city Wed
esay evening last resolution passed 70 commence the
examination Of the schools the 18th instant
Mrs Kelly assistant teacher 81 the hrs male primary
school District having resigned that Office, Miss L. r
Moore who bad been temporarily smployed, elected 70
81 the vacancy thus cccasionsd
The President has appointed T. X. osatt Justice o. the
peace Ia and Tor tie county q W ashington-
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VIRGINIA Pay and Musssr-vcAIs or Militia emitted
10 land bonny Congress % September
1850.
Beverly History OF Virginia.
Rn6hn i Agricultural Essays, &c.
yirg 3ae Agricultural Socsy VOL L.
Burke Virginia springs
MoormeD Virginia springs
rfeichers Studies slavery.
layI's 1 vol.
IA Maaor works I'd s~Iiss
Schupsxss Manual Of Ancient History
ao~,iux History Pri~scrait.
Social and Religious Customs IN Rrsnce
NiRe.snth Century b. MssFaret f1ler ossoii
June FkAAGh TAYLOR
,RyxNGss LIFE on WAsHInGrON, Library Edi-
81 anticipated end deeply
teresuaK work ready for delivery pee Two dol
TAYLOR i MAURYts
June Bookstore near m st
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bag saa sIx PER CENT. COUPON BONDS ON THg
00V,UVV Manassas osp kasrosA Company ~ sacloa No
VIII ~ old pubic saaaa, fr a
Of the nwrtson rooms % y VI
Mcclure saturday the St day 81 ,nns instant a.
~ ~ coupon
Gsy EAsssoaA goppnay Sas opss
patt sf ~ " asss
,ss"ss ssd 'ssnchss a"d ~ ne 9epy
~ thereto and
xas Al az cv II M Isagssy, 1871
wih ,ase.vs ths ~ cent
nu, vaysss nsvxbr, In thu ~ Na~
NJ Janaay and JaiYs and
for following samg Bsas~,ys
Thrsy y sssh, s1antax pssher ~ sps ong
ibs delivery " me bonds and
sitaef 5epara@jy parcels, 10 puscaaseys,
J A. ENGLIsH, y...,..u
WA. EAshT
las q. MCGUIRE,
IvBs Auefianesfs
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NINsVAf nAfAS1AsAt
abstract s0ue Ut The p0sant letters recorded IN
seoresary's Office June q
H. a. Observation-Disclosures the receipt u the report
d operations for The nonth " Nay with u the
subtraction the department, ts hat under his direction ~
eTe service viii be done in the prompt construction u the
Louisville custom house.
Collector N saisrRequests 70 b. informed a. 10 eyed
practice the port u Lewiston Of charges making out
ppFca and ore per cent Tor disharng naoun paid
AZ ei.imant.
$500 II Saa Brse, gta... ths. 40 n.hl, oaicsr a.
~ ~, s ~ - f"s ~ =
claim against, he government che same being sraiast the
Law
- J. - -, - N, go,
nheher french o. Engsh plate @ of me use ~ me zap
itol can be admitted nes q da hal 'ns act q Congress =
United states on contract
$3.50 ,....,.,.s... -, u ,.,,...
with official bonds approved, Of VI T. Pierce, United ea
consul at Manila; d. NJ Huckins United states consul
Cane Town and r. swift United States eousutat Mara
s-I
Sa'o-
Secretary e e NaryForwarding letter with the APP
proyal of this departmentl from Lieutenant Woodruff,
signing his appointment Of eief Of photographs party
~ go. .nrrsv Forwardin le,er from, II 4 Inv re-
- - - ~ q - ~, 49,. - -, sst
= ~ - IT.;,.a &C.,. 40, c,n.,all,,,a,
l,,,.-. ~. o-,1 !. u.
49, , ~ - - - -
- - .s s-. =, ~ 49, =. i II, ~, i. -
! J,
~ VIZ
rsTrnton pryAnTrrwr
.;.r,,J n3,;;o. II a. po,s, oas,. = p,ono,,a ..,o-
80. "a. 90, y,sro,ut,a 0,oa We MAKE .ome :,
800. A., reading In
-, - ~ ses. ~ ~,
$50 - .nxs.d IL PEN ana Roliva !, grow. n The form
= . hh 49,, "a; st h;rh ,y;,b h,ybt green leaves and
,i, hlo, ,rhlch are sucees nv small scarlet berries
.-. r, y p,a a. t.
task - ny ~ ,h phi,daibis CoIlegs of Pharmaey5
X %. H.
Ia used mas,icatory and has valuable stimulant
excan, properties that wouid probably render service
ape as msassnai plh hsaa ,sa hard
sat - a u ~ artra that would urobaby he valuable
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Hy >. q. me0UanE, Anna,oneer.

THAsCERY sALEBy virtue Of decree d hs circaii Of
District ColuAhi8 Washington
istsaiar, 10 1865, prhc
Friday June premises
O'Clock ~ INST .auass In NJ hr.t yard IN Wss
lngon NJ I'D ti3}
square nnetees, ii3 The
divided The Pasts AT
One puschsse paid
residue nsta@ns twelve,
secured approved bonds bearing
and r-s@H failure
pusxba2sv his kxare
WALTER i. cox,
las e. MCGUIRE,
NAYS -3 aw3
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Cha.gs of PrsPrfstprs.
TUE largest brsa1csed hosei Wat sarh Care
has, tne rsifosd depot and sc anlsost
n. u. BROWN Proprietor,
WIIsSstos, ~ O., Msy, is13.
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line Cincinnati railroad caves ia buying twelve men Who
At work Ia H. The hve following instantly Killed
Collins, Philip De vers and Patrick Haggcry. james
Coleman = not expected . hive.
Arrissl n as Ia.aos..
Nsw Yopx June sThe steamship Illinois, from Aspn-
wall, arrived here Al o'clock this moruing with sboarao
passengers and sssb 600 In Treasure principally consigned
follow Wells, Fargo, Co.. $4,000; DrsssI o.,
$50 600 John =. Lodge, s1o0 John Phean jr sis,-
oooi Hudson Bro 81, 900 william Hogo a Co.. $50,
900 George Dsncs $50. 900 J. Watson Sons sa9 200
Lyman Nichols 4 Co.. $4,000 TreadweI Co. $4,000
Her dates anticipated By the Nerhsrn Light and
her news u uuimportast
Considerable had fscn the thuus without doing
any damage o. moment 70 the railroad.
The steamship Golden Age got aaoat Tobsgo on the
asd, and Is being prepared for Immediate trip 20 san
Francisco u said that she Is peroty safe and in good
condition.
fH,sois Escssoa.--- Prohibition Rejected
CHcAs9, Juue Recent returns Of the election ia lis
State the liquor-aw question completely tables
twenty centra and southern counties giving ten
thousand majority against prohibition and the state nov
stands q, 900 majority agains, the election.
The Portland Rios.
PoarIAsp, June THE military guard since the riot
Of Saturday finally dismissed this afternoon at O'Clock
by special messenger from the governor.
Aartas.
NEW Yoax, Jnr~ e. Ea:ts~t Is erm. Flour Il tfiac
lowers good Ohio, 80 IS $40 I2s southern gii 81
Gil 81 Wheat Is sitter, but 9uotsbly hshernio
gan white ~ So 81 co. Corn tribe his western
mixed 81 02 81 05. Pork Is trAo higher; old nesr
el6 "a SIT; mess, ST. 10. Bee Is lrn, Lard l.
lower In barrels, loss 1855 Whisky, a5j cents
BALTIMORE June s.Efour il unehan ged-saIes a How
ard street at $40 g. Wheat unchangedsaes at 81 81
81 60 for red and ~ IS 81 s5 for white. Corn Is IN
changed, and rather dallwhte, 81 90 81 10; yellow,
81 10.
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