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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10
LAST NOTICE.

q Ii persons in for Taxes will save cost by
IA paying up Immediately. This Is the last notice.
Oct 1925 A. G. SMALL, Tax Collector McMnn co
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

New York, Dc. IA Republican meeting
was held in louisville, KY, yesterday, but
was broken up.
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The IIopkinsyiIIe (Ky.l Press SAYS

GEN. uASKELL'5 APPOINTMENTS FOR
EAST TENNESSEE.
Gen. W. I. HASKELL will address the citi.
zens Of East Tennessee at the following times
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SrApLETon. N. Y. Sent. 26. 1876

AT the Stapleton Landing there have been
three God sized banners thrown to the breeze
one by the Buchanan, one by the Fillmore,
and one by the Fremont parties. The Buch
anan banner found no place because of its
waywardness, and after riding the telegraph
and barbar's pole, it HAD to be taken down.
The Fillmore and Donclson banner was put
up with Yankee care and ingenuity,
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In many places, it is the intention of our
friends TO get up Barbecues, and we trust
that at ali, they will interest themselves in
circulating the appointment.
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MARRIED.
CHESTER-ROBl

CHEsTER-ROBERTs-A Christ's Church, Newbens N. c.,
Tuesday June H. by the Rev. r Van Antwerp Charles
Chester of this city, to Lucres L. daughter Of John NJ
Roberts, esq
CLARK-TOwNsEND-On Thursday. June 10, by the Rev.
R. g. Sorrs Charles Gould Csrl of Albany, and Laura
Walsh Townsend Of Orange County.
-AtNewburgh N. Y, on Tuesday, June
IL by the Rev A. B. Van Zsndt D. d. David D. Denison of
this city to Mary daughter Of Theron FeteI esq.,, Of the
former place.
EVANS-JACKSON-At Christ Church. Willamsburgh, on
Wednesday June H. by the Rev MIR PsItrdge Mr. George
T. Miss Elizabeth A Jackson all of
HARRIs-STEVENS-On Thursday, May Is, by the Rev.
B. Hensnce MIR. Richard y. Harris to Miss Jane A. Ste
vens all of this city.
PlERSON-TUTHlLL-At Princeton, N. j., on "Wednesday,
June 49, John Person OF Newfork to Miss Cornea
L. Tuthill Of Prrceton.
RAMSAY-McKAY-On Monday, June 10, John Ramsay Of
Bbrook C. W., to Miss Isabella H. Mckay Of this city,
TOMPKINS-TERHIME-Tn Newsrk, N. j., on Sunday
June o. at the Dutch Reformed Church. by the Rev
Dr. Absel John c. Tompkns of Ne~York 10 Sarah daugh
ter Of Nicholas P. Terhine OF Hsckepssck, N. J.
VAN ALST-GOSMAN-On Wednesday, June Is, at Dutch
kills Lopg Island James Van Alst OF Newtown TO Joanna
M daughter of VIM. Gomsn, esq, OF the former place.
WEBSTER-TOWNsEND-On Thursday, June 10, at the
Church of the by the Right Rev Bishop Lee Of
Delaware the Rev John Colt Webster Of Eddge and Mary
Ann Townsend Of Orange County.
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Review Of the British Corn Trade.
From The Mark.laae Erpvess


The past week though without rau been
by the temperature that progress has been less
apd Ina the growing crops have been expected and
oush we'll framed sble loans exhibit strong growth OF
ard pieces Of Wheat on such coils l look yellow
while light show the effects Of the driving
The meadows are unusually forward the being thick
high and and the scythe has Already w WORE
London. - . -,
again upward tendency and properly be held
a. about quarter desrer The turn 10 the sellers favor
appear, the result of gowins conviction OF aesuy
n,cpatons respecting harvest but the act THAT the IN
updatons 10 France along the banks of the principal rivers
have put hundreds of square miles OF the most 'ee ps
the country under water besides occaionns an Immense
Of damage buildings farm implements Stocks ana
cattle the probability greater that Enlspd WI nave es
France have been less affected than events
would seem Justify though farmers have held their Wheat
With Iseased hmnes: a. o. En- 10 xmpsss
The tone Of her last sdyces firm for both good wheat and
aour and Il begins be believed that not much hne
quality be expected on tn. ace .aS ,So.sS
some liberal shipments have recently been made oa New
York the United Kingdom, Will be seen oy review o.
what exported total In the space OF eight months
since in wheat and -four for all Europe add otnee
parts that rot more than equal to 90 600 quarters
wheat adding to which oo quarters In like rseo fer the
remaining months the will the sn. figures
of coo quarters for all the world For England Alone
has equal about quarters wheat Tor eight
tiers more expected BY the @ September But are We certai
of hi.f And can Russia the Dsnuban Prncipoltes sn9
Italy send US much IN tme Ihers are yet hree nonac
meet them we'll therefore that Potatoes bold OUT ana
remsn pie ntf In Ireland, whore OF the Corn mafte4
nearly which leaves the .nsa inc naS
brisk sale fnll Behsrs Whes 4l Ssd ~ 70
hard Syrian 446 sof Dsnubisn 5cj Gasts 6 20 56 ka'
Incons on ts way here SOL Some Petersburg Whest be-
Just arrived per steamer, quality rather inferior
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Advertisement. |
IAdvextisement.J
To ALL WHO USE LIQUOR

VOLTS ScnIrDAM AROMATIC scNAfps-Ths ee,e.
MATED medicinal beverage manufactured tho factory Of the
OpSers.nsd at Schedsm, Holland He 10 the sole importer
we'll the exclusive manufacturer Of the article, and no
pepsrstiop bearing the name that not
cured either his establishment in New York or from his
asens other cities 10 genuine and reliable arreu with
In h made from barley OF the finest quality,
great from the products Of the most uapsr
Kerry Of Italy, and 10 rect6e1 b. y IL ' f' ~
oels from the sprt -~o Al, .na
e produced upon the stomach and bowels
~ chance which travelers set
ue, and eli persons in the West the South aud
Sostb West are peculiarly liable the scHIEpAM AROMATIC
0cprApys win be und absolutely nfabe while, in OF
dropsy gravel distractions Of the kidneys diseases Of the bsd
Der spepss and general deb ty is recompended most
by the most distinguished members Of the medical
prcfsssiop
put up In quart and pint bottles IN cases Of two dozen
30 sme Of his the label For sale by all re-
spectshs druggists and country merchants ,,,
Nos 10, 20 and q Besver.st.. Newly
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DIED.

CLARKE-In Rhinebsck N Y, on Sunday June U.s. in the
fun hope Of ss;,sd hes, ss Harriet wife OF George '"
CoNsTABLE-On Sunday June sea Il RRooG6ih.
', W. sshhsa Al Nave been inferred In Greenwood.
CORNAsH-On Saturday, June q, Anna Sophia Rebeecs
daughter Henry and Rebecca Cornssh aged months
and q days.
DAvISAt Milwaukee, Wis, on Friday, June ~ Leonard NJ
Davis Of Poughkeepne.
DREw-On Sunday morning. June p Nicholas Drew. eldest
the late Waiter Drew, in the 10th year oil his age
FOwLER-At Newark IN j.. ION Monday, June Is Phebe'
widow Of Geo Fowler deceased in the si,h year Of her age
GRAHAM-At Philadelphia, Saturday. June Il aged
years Juls only child Of the late John Hunter Graham OF
KELLoGG-At the residence Of his sister, Mrs Tompt'n'
No 81 Nassau street Brooklyn, Y, Saturday. June q.
Oliver Watson Kellogg aged Y years months and asys
His remains Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery, brook
LALLY-Suddeny on Sunday, June p Timothy Laly tsed
years native Of the Parish OF Balinear County galway
MURTHA-On Sunday June % after long and severe illness,
Mary MuItba, aged "A years.
McCREERYA. Charleston. G., on Friday June 20 after
Sheppard, heCreefy Co., Of that place
POTTER0n Sunday evening June r. after lingering NJ
ter of Ellis aud Julia Potter 49,, -,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence OF her tner n
Sunday afternoon at q o'clock
PENFIELD-At Mobile, on Saturday, juno H. George W.
Penfeld, formerly Of NswYork, aged - years.
Redmond aged 40 yesra
sMlTH-on Monday morning June g after lone and severe
Her and acquaintance also the friends and
qunances Of her Georse and Edward respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her late residence No 2
Cstharine street al O'Clock to-day. Her remains will be
taken to Calvary Cemetery for mterment
SMITH-At Baltimore Thursday, Juue 10, Nathan Smith,
NJ. d., IN the ?6ih year Of bic age.
WARD-On Saturday June IL Eleanor Susan, wife OF James
Ward, AGED 25 years and months
wATTLEs-On Saturday evening, June q, Seth Wiison
Of Otis and Eliza Wattle In the lsh year
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NEWLERSEY ITEMS.

uov, FvsrrvALs-The ladies Of the Second Pres
,.a.;.n church in Jer-y City will hold then annual
s,,s.b.rr, festival at Commercial Hall on "Wednesday
evening gah instant.
The ladies' Of Trinity NJ. Church in jersey City
will hold their festival at Commercial Hall on Thurs
day evening, 26th instant.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church in Hoboken hold
their festival Tuesday evening, oath Instant, a. the
Odd Fellows Hall.
The ladies of the Reformed Dutch Church OF
Hudson will hold their festival Wednesday evening
a, Miss Graves female seminary, in the city OF
Hudson.
The ladies of the Methodist Church at COmmunipaw
held their festival at the Church last evening Ad-
drerses were delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Whecar and
the Rev. Mr.. Bunoughs.
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Decrease, tO....
will be that the Exports GENERALLY exceed tho Re-
sept; h wess The E.PSs' s yea: q h 10 Ts
Liverpool Tho principal shipments this week wefe for
cells Offering prices steady The demand from store con.
good y gallon with sales Of 5000 gallons at
pIes. are nominal Manufactured Oil are dull Lard Oh
for suss .nd 1 Ds Oh Rcd OF
PROvfsiONs-A good inquiry Pork bu. prices below
sssn tette-s,es Of 80 bb At sls 2a rs st i4r se,s
s.h mprovementssles of $50 bbs at 81 25a So for Pr
and for Extra p1. Me-. quite I'D
!, nominal at ss Beef Hams are quie.-sales Of q
a.def the ne.. and !. Of $50 Dbl. and &C.: At NJ
s ss Iss: Is:''a 'Fsf ana r. ':s
shoulders. and sidlc.. for Ham, Western Smoked Meat.
nen n to- PRIME se and aisc for Ohio Yellow
up..ss. and Nominal Chez. " in fair request and not
RTcE-UndeT Europe intelligence the
$50 Carolina and 600 bags Esst India on terms
TALLY the Saturday. sales of 40 hhds Cuba Musco-
vado 1iastc 81 bbls Lssuayra at &C., and 200 boxes Hs
SALTThe market without change TO note; sales Of $50
'asl. !saIey: D'lesy: =. 81 9 ss:h o,,r, rata. If
the last auction sales
TALLOw-A quiet market; prices without change
WOOL-The transactions continue Of limited character
Dealers - sse.. .: sal. In the interior con.
tvy th market for some weeks to The new Wool
slowly and receipts dsys later than Ia
usual We notice the frst sales Of the clip
.stirs Of 5ooe super ssI0py Fleece at e goo extra
DO at sc 5000 No DO. 1t lc 900 10 in mix ed lots
&C.. 5000 n Sc Also sales Of 5000 ID old
super Pulled Wool S6d SIC and Is 90 ID Lamb Wool
size The above oil that has arrived Of the clip
n ses which have been received from Ohio and this remains
uIsod Prices here comparatively lower than IN the IN
There lees activity foreign but the stock light
PRICE ell maintained Sales OF 50 bales Nestle T.
WHlSKYThe demand in Of the supply, and prices
better sales OF 80 bbs 29D294c for Jersey and
Sod5c for Ohio and Prison. the latter price for small lots
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p 10 has
not vet been fully eonsummated The stock Is eco bags In
al other kinds there change Sales Of ESQ mate Java ct
l4taiic mostly ;he latter 80 bags Las1ayrs l'c ana
CANDL& S-Adamsntine unchanged sales Of 800 boxes
"b1SYgEWoo6s~st. Domingo Los~ood continues in good
guest ,se ofQ tuns accidentally omitted IN our s ""
flour AND MEAL-The dem.nd for Western :, CAM. nal
Flour quite sevs and under the With more qs
dor export The extreme prices demsnded inc cose
bs .Ss. are @ The better grade. are without
rortaut variation and in limited request The sses are u 500
sS cont at mo sS 90 ss;s $3.50 for Upper
s5SGs6 10 for to good suPerdne Ohio 50 go 80 %
good Ohio aud sc SEA 10 for St. LSu; Canadian
s, s9 ss !: sqS Sir sale:
Flour rather ssS s;9s' are Sss5 s 0 ,s s:;
sfdsid brands Baltimore AsI.nsns and So eoa Is IS
for fancy extra brands Rye Flour brmer sales OF ITO
bbs at &3d 50 for fine and superne Corn Meal steady
but quiet 81 80 for Jersey aid IS 20 for Brsndywine from
store D., What. s.,
export and under holders able to secure al
vance Of l q s Sv e s ..f s1SRf
White % At fair 500 bqsh fair White Milwaukee
ins.u. a. 81 SSi 1870 bush Chicago spTps IS and
y &c bush ordinary to fair White Canadian s. IS
To- sac northern ost: are s%;y and in
Corr il &C. better sound lots shipping are xsnsed
es OF IS eco bush Sc for dslins 52aS7tS foi Mixed
GusNY CLOTH-At Boston is arm, with fair inquiry;
sales Of 100 bales arrive in about two months o0oc
HDES-The market firm. and the stock is becoming re-
duced the receipts 70 be light
and holders lent the maintenance of future COCO
prises the Transactions however limited sale OF zoo
Buer 90 Ayres 81 made Saturday at the close at 2c,
months seecton to-day learn of no Important trans
actiois. ., ,o,-,.
HOPs-NewIse without. much change; sales to-day bales
chiefly at TIC for Prime Wesefn also lot OF damaged a
lower figures.
HAY-A steady demand for shppng but with liberal sup
IFSlSS prices favor the buyer sales ~ ''''' S
IRON-The demand for Scotch Pig moderete confined to
all lots at $50, mos -, .
FATHYR-There has been lees activity but a. the stock
sht prices firm sales Buenos Ayres Light ana rnne
tspnsees 24 d2c, and heavy 2lt1Ztc YAK ia m.
demand sales of light and heavy at SaSc and nesSy az
Id32c -. = - -,
LIME-Rocklsnd quiet but finn a &C., for common and
81 l2i for lump. .,.,
LEAD has not varied We transactions to-day
MOLASsES firm and in good request the ses are
sual-we only Of 50 hhds Porto Rico Sour at Sc
NAVAL STOkES-Sprts Turpentine 10 Ia fair request and
steady sales of TO bbs SdSsc the latter rate
IN shipping Crude 10 active; We notice aaies
North 90 s7t Common Rosn H. frner
bbs at 81 62i 81 65 " 80 n snoat aud delivered
100 bbl. No. sold at SIS $50 b Tar and Pitch mac
tive and prices nominal. go
The asd Erporn Eded Ssoye at u. Port Of Nss
York he pesk ending Jsne Il, 1856, rSA comparative
totds for 1855, hare been ds Jolors:
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s.Ies Of Stocks as PhiladeIphia. .Jux, "a

(Reportsd for THE ~ Y. TRIsrNE: ~ j. r. II. b FaY)
new. c. p, IS; $50 DO, C. p cash ss ies do, %:
1000 City Rsirosd sc, p r. C. r. ST. 900 do al lfo
s. COO Pepna S. S. also do, s 1900 Union Cam. &C.
ssh; Penn. Railroad. 49, s. Do g IS do .,~r IA
Meade. RI. ro:d in lot. .9i; 50 so es st; o. e,.aS
road a5i 200 do .5~n, IS, do, 81 200 d. b. ta 100
do IS. g DO s::s = $50 Ss. s., Ran
Ssbuyii Railroad h5wn .s; Is Mnehill Railroad, ei =
sehuyL Nav, Prefa sos 90 P.rmen and Mech stpl -
49,; 80 Long Island RR days. lst; 100 do e5 ISL 500
Re.dips R day. - No do, s5~s int; ~ .,or-.
mil sOn R. c. p 50; scco Penns S. est; So Camden
Amboy r. 5s, ST. so; 1900 Elmira R. e. I'd mort b.
in lots ssi schuy Nav Pred, so 200 do in lot. So
$50 Lops Island r. ls 800 do lots Ss isi 200 do s.s
Ntw.o1n. Minnr Co. e5wn, 900 Reading R., int,
70 Isbi ss9 st, ~ Isl t. SS s.v ' 10 d. ~
Attey 100 Reading RR .Swn int, 81 100 DO,
lsi 200 Long Island RR, lSA Is Penna RR n; 40 Amer
Fire Ira, g.
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the high prices paid for produce during the year ana
the great emigration to new western S'a'e' "''"
Territories. Ia ,o.s
The co-t of operating the road has been time ess
than 80 y cen. although the severity Oh the inter-
and the great falling off of business IN January,
February and March, made it probable that tue v
centage would be much greater -,
The income account was charged on the lrs OF Nay,
with the purchase Of $4,000 of the second Mortgage
Bends Of this Company at Ell cents on the DOLLAR anS
the Sir king Fund ere dited for the same at par. Inc
40 bonds have been "cut and cancelled IN accord
ance With the terms of the mortgage and lodged with
the Trustee The amount of bonds registered oy the
Trustee on the fins: of May last was $500 ooo
In view Of the deprecated value of agricultural
products since the termination Of the European war
and the probable effect upon the freight tramc OF
your roads we do no. propose TO estimate the revenue
cr the current scal year that Of the past year
L.ss for operating expenses and re-
rewa ..........'''' . l. ~ - ~
iL's'e'' W. D' Sl57 500 90
...,,,..... s9S7 500 20
Ada present surpl ''
shovus net balance May l. 1857, of....."siSsl.sf -
Respectfully submitted, ,,rrr ,,,.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-JUyE 2S-BefoT
Id nAyr

SUPREME COURT-spEcIAL TERM-JUyE 2s-Before
Judge DAVIS.
John s. Sesbury sg- Nancy j. Furlong ct a.
Injunction order vacated.
Gideon c. Marchant sst. John B. Dods.
Order for receiver granted.
Before Judge CLERkE.
Martha Dergadn ct al agt John 3. Demarest ct al.
Referees report confirmed, &c.
Rchad Cole ast. Eliz. II. Cole, &c.
Motion denied.
George Pettibene set. Harmon X. Root, &c.
Motion granted on filing security in the amount OF
$500
John La Fargo agt. Raphael Felix
Motion denied with el0 costs to abide event.
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Philadelphia Markets. JUNE %

The foefn has had little Corroy; but
there very little selling, and only few small lots found
buyers fully former rates Flour held rather firmly
under the but the demand continues limited So
standard .uperne and Sc 25d 90 50 for better brasd Corn
MEAL quiet RYE FLOUR very dull 1t former rates WHEAT
tnues and in but prime lots only sal
able aes Of 300 bush at 81 Nd 81 A for Red and 81 40
81 90 for White RYE also and wanted 72c for
PeDpsylvsnia Com hisher ssles Of 1900 bush. good
Southern Yellow at 52c and 500 bush averaged 40645c
OATS In moderate request with sales 400 bush Southern
S5te IN store GRocLREs inacve bu. holders very hro
The PROVISION market is better with sales Cur MEAT and
LARD 81 improved prices WHISKY sells fesy large
.ses Of prime barrel. hay. been made TO arrive st Soc hoss
be ads Qcoted at TQT4c.
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PRINCETON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
The annual Commencement of the College of New
Jersey will take place on Wednesday, June %. The
GRAFTON before the literary societies will be delivered
on the Tuesday afternoon previous, at p m, by the
Hon. James Chestnut, of Camden, s. c. The junior
orators deliver their speeches on Tuesday evening at
2 o'clock. The exercises Of the Commencement day
will be held as usual 10 the First Presbyterian Church.
commencing at 81 a. 70.
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Markess. .Reported bv T.l.gyaph.

BrrrALo. June 9-s m-FLoUR dull aud lower; sales Of
800 bbs - sac for fancy Indiana Wisconsin
and lows and for choice noI WarAr in fair requss
10 coo bush sod 9c for Ohio 81 10 for Illinois
ter and 10 for prime White Canadian. Com good de-
n,nd for sound which 10 900 bush sold IS S6c
delivered RYL-Sses Of eco bush 6fe arrive Whisky
&c aHAL faEIS.rs-Corn l+c, Wheat sc to New York.
etrI OF the ~ hours ending 20 day: lo4os bbls
Flour $50 bpsh Whsa - 400 tush Corn CANAL ExpeRP
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Ice bbls. Flour, s,f73 bash. wbsst, NJ

ihs same time; is bblA Flour, s73 bush. Wheat NJ
OswLGo, June rs D. m The sdysncs ia ffeishts hss
tender hsch shipping demand Cor Osl Baies Of Csns.
dian sprne Wheat At 81 ~ Corn-ssles II 1900 bushels
the Canal AID 10 Be delivered York
Rye-sses Of $40 bashe At sc FsrIsHTs firm; isc Tor
Wheat ard Ne for Corn 70 New York LAKE, INpoars To-
day: 800 bba Flour 60 600 bushels Wheat coo hss
100 bushss Oats CANAL Exports; 5000 boa rogr "a go
bushels Wheat 20 900 bushels Corn 100 bushels RYE
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COryRr CALErDAR-THIs DAY.
SrrRR1oR CouRT-Nos. 1895. 100. ao2,

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 1895, 100, 3o2, 665, 52l,
sos 49, ss4 1915 $50 81 1919 I7os 666 667 81 612 67s SO
675 $50 6s3 684 $685. $780, $751; 800 6sl 692 69 6
6s7 Se s 7e% 7c6 77 7Os, 7cs, no. I'll, 72 7ls, H. u.s.
ZIG, 7l8, 7I9.
80, sc, 81, 65, sc, 81, SO. 60
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUr.-Nos. $50, &c., 1899,
$685. 6s 49, 7 74s 49, 1872 49, GA, 672, ISL III, 49, 300
24ee.
SPECIAL TERM-Nos IA, 50, 166, 172
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tAdvertisement.1
PIANOS, MELODEONs and HARMONIOUS at

RTERss No $50 Broadway from eight different msnufacto-
rss making the in the City besides large
nuker Of secondhand Pianos with and without the foan
and Will be cold that defy competition Pianos for rent
and rent above cd purchase For sale monthly payments
Music reduced prices.
The HolAcE WATERss PIANOS, say. The New York Evan
sest among he 5ery best We ensb cd TO
sY.ak Of these with degree Of confidence
from knowledge Of their excellent tone and durable
quality.
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The HEAT-A correspondent writing from Lodi
Bergen Co, N. j., on June 49, 1856, to The TRIBUNE
rays:
Yesterday (he 22dl an intensely bot day here tas
IN. at $50 r.. at go in the shade and
ice in the sum at lo4s in the shade and 1900 in the un
thur followed but without any rain IN this village
breeze with the reducing the heat at
81 I'm 10 70 in the shade, and at to 81 TINS morning
A. O'clock il was 75o f., quite difference from O4'
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BROOHY wv T,HMS.

FATAL EyFTcrs OF LIGHrSIsG.-On Sunday after
soou during the thunder storm, awomsn named Cath
anne York, residing in Washington avenue, between
Atlantic and Pacific streets was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. She had child, aged eight
months in her arms and was seated opposite her hus'
band the FIRE place The fluid entered the chin
ney and ripping the clock and the mantle board struck
the woman about the breast and killed her instantly
The child and husband were unpjured. The deceased
ives 20 years Of age.
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Edward Martin, b. sabbirg him In the necs WIN :
-. 1000. ..s,,,v tried in the Court Of Sessions

,.plnfe. vss .vcepily tired IN the 0ou'' ., '7eO"
"a ooov,c,v. Of s-.au, and battery only. ssme DAYS
40, eS,,lc,ion Goodwio was arraigned before Ne
career Smith and se"'enced 10 the f"n''entary ON
psokr, ps Island for he term of three months Inc
sff,,ty betweeo the parties grew ont Of reiuf', ="
n. ,ar O, Goodwin TO pay the rent Of PREMISE
scs Broadway, which he hsd hired Of MI 49, IA
he eop,equence that he was di'p"es $500. IN
,hi- the cs,eer wa. placing Goodwin furniture M
Al. street. nv virtue Of legal process, the '"'e,
came up in srea passion and 't'SSns n . ,"IuU hv
N the re,k attempted escape but was c'asn' "y
some officer. ard locked up In committing 'Se s S.S
- %. ory executing a threat which he had
.,.a. ,hs acme dag in n Court of Justice.
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BOSTON June z3-An. shp Golden Gate. Dese~a "
Newly orb for Bombay, put into PemA nbuco May -
having lost everythns above her lower ms 50
squsll In lsf N. She he'd her spars alongside sno w"
spoien, Nay 20, IL. 3 20, lon % W.. the .Ais 0sd''
from NEWTON for Canton