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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-29

E6F- MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs.-The
unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
for some time past is naturally. productive of many
OF those iniiammatory ailments which affiict man
klnd. Let all who may be TINS attacked provide
themselves with 'HENRY'S STIMULATING tISIMENT :"
and oh ain the relief which it invariably affords
whenjndicously applied. The proprietor partieu-
larlv recommends this preparation Is those who are
suffering from PAINS IN The BACK, and AFFECTIONS
OF TIE LIVER
h2a- For sale by Meate 4 Baker Jno w. Garlick
Gruubs Il AppeTson, B l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL d LADB,
my 3i-lms Wholesale Agents.
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MADNESS HORSE On sunday evening, Mr..
Barney went to drive his horses into the stab 9
when one, that had hitherto been very gentle. o
fused 10 enter the stable After running her about
until he perfectly exhausted, he concluded to
leave her 10 the yard. About midnight the neigh
bors were alarmed by most awful believing. and
coming TO the yard where the mare was confine /.
found that she had attacke' calf in the yard and
had literally stamped it into the ground. She had
also bitten or two cows, taking much as a
pound of flesh out of one. The men succeeded
in driving her into the stable, when she cOmmeuc.
ed tearing the nesa rom ner ,p own ioIeleg, and
when the owner, having procured n gun. put an
end to the creatures misery.-kOeiot, I0aca, Post
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60 hTTRACTIVE SUNNI RE.

a:1 ThE V.-FARM AND DWELLING FOR
tN'fa situated on the Central karcad and Meadow
Eiagc krA1. ~Iih,n:haA mile of the city of hich-
WnId, longing Ia JndEe Z paniel is for rent
agt FosSsssi u gwen Immediately. The farm con.
t'H' 40 t 70 acres, Of which about 10 acres are in
.A'3NAtoh' ne 'nlproN ements consist cf n large
ta' cellar; "oodea kitchen an ssrvants' houses
taIn' >'Ab and cattle shelter and brick spri
Eeii's Snd GARY, ~ which Ia unu4uaty pure and
S.l3us snrIag he whole place il abundantIy an O.
1,' WIZ feo1 %atsT and has always been remark
SIS As a country residence convenient 10 The e.
rs and a. market garden and dairy this place has
pt'" tif attractions and advantages As a health
it Hbl peasant summer retreat for families with
'@iEfeH thts placH Possesses peculi IT advantages
ana atfTscii ms Any further inform tion relating
-. A.t :" Tue terms ot renting 1t, may be had GU
application - the subscribers
It--E EHnnfA &
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90 FOR SALE OR RENT.-Either
I'D of those three convenient and desirable Resi-.
dsnccs AT ami near the corner of Grace aud Eighth
streets. aud n0S occupied by g. z. K. James c.
Macon, and m self For terms time Of Do sse - on
e, AEply at my re ideuCe Eighth, near the
corner OF GRACE. or at my Office the Law Building
n;her valuable Lots and Residence for sale; and
Rooms for rent.
yp l6-lm r r. MINOR
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MONROE OBsIoUIEs The various com
mit.ees appointed to arrange f,r the Monroe obse.
quies, will meet promptly at the City Hall at 5
be present.
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,EN FOR RENT.-For the purpose of

ga moving into larger building on the Basin
Bs lk, offer the house at present occupied by US
for rent. WN T. STAPLES l. Co,
18th street. next door TO
Ia It's Shields 4 SoneryiiIe
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: MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIlEYCF

H. I r,
vi On TIE s0CTH-SIDR OF GRACE STREET.
ADJOINING THE CENTENARY CHURCH FOR
S&Lk,-At the request e Mrs. Mary C. Fi-bcr We
authorized 10 Se the valuable residence located
shp7e, Low IN her occupancy. The lot fronts a
r. land ruGs back ia3 iees, 70 alley. The house
"a rooms. besides a large stable and ample ser
tIts aoCom IL 0dalions, aud is in the most per
ieCt order. having been thoroughly renovated al
tered aud repaired few years ago.
PeTs disposed 10 pure hase are inyi e,l 10 exam
lur the property.
Terms most liberal Apply to
iT--2W G,lhnt + ApDEpSnN
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. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR


szI REST.-Intending TO discontinue housekeep
ing, offer fJr rent my residence in Manchester,
containing fl sc comfortable and good sized rooms
four 81 them with fire places besides two basement
rooms. used at present as a kitchen and servants
room.
The h0useis nearly new. and very convenient, in
the most healthy part OF the town. aud near Of
the beat FpripGs in this region. aud commands a
view Of R,hmond from one end to the other
would like to sell also the most OF my House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
To zoad tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
Apply At this office. my lots
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% FOR BENT-A very desirabls

Ex:a dwelling Grace street. between Adams snC
Fpushee one square above Grace street Bapti7
Church. The house contains ten tooms ana ha-
baen Te5entIy repaired iud gas introduced has th'
city water in the yard, and IL in one 0f the mos
.asant neighborh0Uds in the city.
foa good tenant the rent will be low. Apply 70
ia It's RAGLAND ( BRO.
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st GODDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
Ha rae "GAMBLE'S HILI,o MAN

S. The LA hBLE'S HILL" MAN
VIZ SION, WITH AN ACRE OF LAND. FOR
kkN I've sre authorized 70 rem. the above prop.
r.iy. being the same formerly occupied by Judge
Itos a"d more recsntly by the family OF the late
Nj Muses. IL Presten This Is a most desirable res
i-nte for large family Apply to
je 2}-lUt GOUDlN A AppERSON
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RR- MINOR

E.1 doors north Of Leigh street (pps session given
Immediately, one of those newly erected brick ten.
vnentS. late iu the occupancy of John Smith. Esq
coHtaihiDg six rNoms with d7y and elevated base
mt with garden attached and we'll Of water Oh
the promises. Rent per aunum sIso. Apply to
IL T--ts .JND X COOK General Agent
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KBEsEE d PARR'S Pottery,
my ls-ts Corner OF inth and Cary streets
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Is HOUSE AND LOT Fl}R SALE

va ~ q sell, at great bargain a desr able 10.
cf GrrzEd Lear the old Dtillery, and outside the
corporation line. 1t has from Of q feet, and q
depth af lH1 feet 1t has it two-stor d frame
Dwelling. and is enclosed with substantial fence
An ail0iaIny a lot of the same dimensions, Will be
-Jld also, if desired Apply 10 -
Epl6 CAUTHORN.
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o. FOR RENT-The UPPER PART
Iii of my store, l26 Main street
~ fI-2W y n gEEJJNn
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r CAUTHORN.

"a FOR RENT-The House on Cary
Ekg street. between 2d and 81. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes 1t has y0oms. is Ia thorough
repair aud to good tenant will be rented at mode.
rate price. Possession given lst day OF May Ap
ply TO DIBLELL j JOHNSON,
ap5-ts Shockoe Slip
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DY STEAMER ROAEOKE.-We have
ID last received full and complete ass lrtment O.
Plain, Fancy Head and Bullion White fringes, Of
all widths; Trimming Rralds, new styles. for Dus-
ters ana Nantes also DnsJer Tasses. OF every do.
scrtion; white Cords and Tassels, together with
many other goods in tho Trimming way, which We
GINTER, KENT ALVEY.
ia cor Main and i3th straets
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ETON.
lYwul
ESnAf
eel with
e eSefy
E follow
on " ith
rate
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SsB- BENSETT's

DAhIAd FUWUkH
For sale everywhere. je I6
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FOR SALE.

V YAK v OOd - perC0rd, deIivered. Apply 70 LHF
Undersigned al the Richmond and Petersburg De
pot an 1-srn Nj W WARRINGTON.
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THE POST OFFICE KING DON

We heard scups amusing gossip yesterday, which VIC will
take the liberty Of relating for the edcation of our
readers supervising names and localities.
lady ISN'T to address, and In the same envelope
two letters to different correspondence The postmaster
detected it, and wrote to the fair transgrcor that she
had rendered herself liable to criminal prosecution and
hrcatenod her with the vengeance Of the government
He displayed hs gs1lAntry, however, In p S. inform
ing her that hnoe lady In the case he would, on
receipt Of ten dollars propitlate Uncle Gam, and hush up
the matter But the hir ouprit epuscd his tender
mcrces and enclosed the correspondence to the Post
Ofbce Department. II b generally supposed Chat the
unnecessarily champion has, BY this time. been informed
that the department will hereafter conduct Its affairs
without his intervention.
The other incident follows; An editor quarrel
led with postmaster and bcsought the department to
turn him out Nobody seccndea the editor motion
but the whols ncghboshood sent in a pssaonstssnce
The editor becoming despMGe and aware Of the prefer
entertained BY the administration TO white men
over gentlemen Of color, advised the Let Asst p NJ a.
that the r. NJ was an abolionist because he acted AZ
agent ior hair-dye invented by "a id nisger 7,
This lest card of the editor was, however, no trump for
he wss eoodnakursdy, advised that the postmaster
osAsstsl 0psoynsat WAS really bmeating ths admin
stsaton nssmuch - tic niegsrs ingenuity would, II
successful lind TO relieve the country frum The last
vsstg~ Of Wig party The concluding spistlc Of the
editor coasistad msreay Of the lettsm, N c.
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DECISIONS or TIE SECRETARY OF THE
e TREASURY

The Secretary of the Treasury has affirmed the decs-
ion Of the collector Of the port At Boston the appeal
Of VIM. w Warren, subjectng 10 duty, It the rate of
twenty four per cent article imported BY the appellee
from Liverpool and described lava gas burners The
Secretary holds that the substance earthly or min
eral 1t Is clearly embraced in the classification Of
eathen China, and stonewafc and a other wares COM
posed Of earthly mineral substances not otherwise pro-
vided for. w
The Secretary Of the Treasury has also affirmed the de-
cion Of the collector of the port Of New York assessing
duty Of fifteen per cent castec in coils for the
reason that It ia manufactured by similar process as
castcel In barr.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has overruled the decs
ion Of the collector OF the port at New York In assessing
duty Of twenty -four per cent. upon the importation
Of an article Described hemp jutc carpctina for
the reason that the article is not wholly composed Of
hemp. The rate Of duty assessed ia fifteen per cent
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SuooEsrros 10 THE OrrosIrIox.We propose
that the opposition sha refer their affairs to com
mttee Of fifteen, whose duty it shall be to fix upon
programme to be observed in the future Should
they be unable to come to satisfactory conclusion,
we would suggest the prcpriety Of issuing proposals
by which, certain conditions, proper parties may
contract for furnishing complete political scheme
for the next presidential lottery Mr. Wolcott, Jas.
Watson Webb, Mr.. Weed, and even Mr.. Greedy, are
parties who might be relied upon to get up capital
plan OF the kind If we are again to 60 into the old
system of cass-legislation the value of Col Webs
experience can hardly be over-estimated The late
transactions may serve at least as teaser, aud iu
any contingency cannot have failed to sharpen up
the appetites Of the manufacturers" and their
friends as to render the latter very efficient
hereafter. AT present we see nothing but confusion
in the attitude Of tho opposition elements Some
thing must be done. ai3H
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y or AN Ex.r,c on Couxru.ynr.n' s STOMACH.

Exypr OF AN Exznc on CouxrnayMrsn's STOMACH =
About week ego man named KOhler paid T1nany h
Co. the jewellers in New York, counterfeit t5 bill
the John Hancock Bank, Boston. Nothing moro was
sesn of KohIs until Saturday Hasa when he again entered
tho store and making another small purchase, offered
bill si1ailar TO the one mentioned, He WA at once
recognised and officer sent for, who took him into
custody While IN the store Of tho clerks noticed
that no swallowed something, and communicated the
fact to The oicer. Kohler wss compeed to swallow an
emetc but the dose having ssCt another admin
istered. This, however, did no good, whom third,
powerful than the others. was given and in little
tis ossusr Kohler dsguxed couutsrfsit - bill on
the asAniAs Bank of Coancotcut, two 81 hlM on the
Yx&e County Bank, Boston, end o. ON the Hancock
nhnk of Ellsworth, Ae. fa fstats t nt ~. n
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Hoo Cnorx1A This dreaded diseAse has made ts APP
pearancs in the vicinity OF Canton, Miss and has destroy
ed almost The entire stock Of hog. NJ
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NpAx FhAum Exrosp We understand that the Com
miaoner Of Pcnkon haa caused the Indictment and ar
rese q Edward Strange Of CArollsville, MninpF, for
alleged fanaa IN tho prosstoa Of hou.ty land claims
a6s the government, End thaA tho dcssndAnt i under
hSdl fw his appearance ~ court ts stn
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sae ssat = 80 49, - ~ s ss 49, =.
IN nss-.l., x.sylsd, .ad Sssi:s.s 49, n N
s foregoing notice onciods .seae o ooee
tors that employ have heeess employed N III A oc
those ouly who have performed such service 0sn'F '
country. tr4 Htdf tif va I'd NIslsi iF. = n E
THE COALITION AND uS NEW PLATFORM.
(" n1apk sparSs xad vhss ii ny 4
1 " M spada ed grey,
Mssis, nssh, nAssss,
w. You ~ nisuas nay" "a M e.
The opposition are engaged al over the Union In
a most industrious effort to frame platform on
which to make combined and desperate rally
against tho democratic party. The polhca history
of the country has never presented 70 anomalous
condition Of opposition to dominant party ~ that
which 10 presented at present in these efforts OF the
opponents Of the democracy Every question which
has ever promised o plausible pretext for opposl-
ton to the democracy has been tried at successive
periods by the cvcrchanging forms Of opposition
which have marshalled themselves against our
party and tried in vain Tho history Of them ~
has been the same The bank, tho protective tarin,
distribution Of the public lands assumption OF State
debts, internal improvements by the general gov
ernment natiye-Americanism know-nothingism, abo-
ltonism, the Wilmot proviso, anti-savery-si these
measures, devices and protexts have been invented
in turn in the hope Of defeating and prosratng the
democracy They have successfully figured their
brief hour upon the STAGE and each has been hooted
scoffed repudiated, and rejected by the people
The effort now to make hotchpot Of the whole
of them aud to unite al the Fragments Of the ,posi
ton in support of polygot schedule embracing che
essence aud spirit Of al prcEsnts state of things as
grotesquo and dro to the beholder as perplexng to
the parties immedhtely engaged in it.
The slavery qasstio., on which tho entire oppos-
ton Of the North rallied and fought the national de-
mocracy 80 long, makss an sssocistios with that
branch Of the coalition, most disssstsfnl and dis
creditable thing to their southern cpadjutors N,
The slavery agitation seduced largo fragment of
the old democratic opponents Of Protection at the
North into the folds Of the backrepubhcaa opposi-
ton; and the effort Of the coalition to revive
the project Of protective tariff produces Al amusing
display Of wry faces in the deocratic regiments Of
tho opposition army, The contortions Of face and
wretchings Of the Now York Evening Post on this
subject and the efforts Of the Tribune to reconcile
ITS unhsppy patient to the bolus present an amusing
picture Of the tribulahons Of the opposition V
The same sort Of disagreeabls word eating Is re-
quired of these same recusant democrats by the
coalition, in respect to their propagation for dstrb-
utng the proceeds Of the public lands, revived anew
in the hope Of commanding strength in few of the
old States. Thor present dsmooAtic coadjutors are
required not only to unlesrn all their old learning
on the tariff question: but to unsay everything they
have said in bygone days in opposition to the de-
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4Sszs sS1 y s ss sss 80 I ess
~ BANQUET H " M

~
Yesterday being the tksAo&rcd rhnivSs1afAk n st.
joan the Baptist duly osleSsaasd Ny the F,e mad
accepted Masons Of the pstht Of Ctlunrla and els-
where. Indeed mefS sse4As u he peculiar approprs,
rveness In the Fratenitys thus honoring the memory
of this their patron Saint for he was the forerunncr
ef the Saviour Masonry leeds the way for Belgcp BY
tho incubation Of those practical virtues without which
profession of faith form of creed even the ost
orthodox, is but ~ sounding bras tipklng Gym.
bali Nowhere are the 'treshrcn of the mystic He pro
Portonally mare Aunacrsss rsecsaBs Than In
sai metropolis, who're MAsons hom every part Of the
him est Oh the neutral ground Of the lodges. even
seitssas Of the di6srsnt republics Of ancient Greece
used to me 4 the land az Delos which Ia casc lore
10 aid to have bssn soscrstsd to psscs NO disturbing
infusnce having bssn allowed within its hAlowed
bounds 6evcai Of the most prominent members of the
general government arc Masons
The dry was intsnssly warm, much 20, that il re-
quied courage to join in the procession which was
formed At Masonic Hall ut the of and 9Th street
at six o'clock 1t was headed by Wither's Band, and
was escorted by the Washington Commandery of Kn.hs
TernplArs. headed BYE c., Benjamin B. F. e.
Ia, -. r - .aposing black uniforms,
rr w.. - =. plumea, and wore their rich rcgalia
..elr redcro banner Aoatod at their head and they
formed six solid sections man~uving and carrying their
swords with martial bearing The Lodges then followed
in reversed order of Seniority mashAed by Grafton Pow
ell, Grand Marshal of tho Grand Lodge, as follows
Dawson Lodge.
/ B. B. French Lodge.
| a Washington Centennial Lodge.
Il "A National Lodge
I st. Johns Lodge.
Hiram Lodge.
New Jerusalem Lodge.
"a Lebanon Lodge.
l. &31f Potomac Lodge.
| Iar Washington Naval Lodge.
| H g. Federal Lodge.
~ ts :. Grand Lodge of the d. C.
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The Univcrsaisa Of Maino will hold their annual CON
vcntion At watcryilie On "Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week s
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The Littles Case.

RocHEsrKz, June 23.--MS Titles tsi0 progresse
slowly -Four witnesses have been sworn, and much Q
the evidence in Stouts trial has been reproduced from
the record The physician who examined Mrs, Titles
the time of the Coroners inquest testified that ther
number Of bruises on her person and limbs beside
her broken arm.
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CINCINNATI, june 23.-The democratic congressiona
convention of the 7th district of Indiana nat yesterA,
at Terre Haute and nominated Henry Soarist sront
anti Lecomptonits, ~ their candidate for Congress.
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=. LOUIS. June 2s.--A letAsr hun J6st LaramiS Ia
the Republican. dated juno states that Jm Gsdaal
with 1900 sheep for Camp Scott had passed that post
He left Col Lorng and Capt Marcy with their command
and about ,00O mulos ON The Cache lie Potdre river
They expected to reach Camp Scott in shevt ftan days
from the 18th Of May.
Col Landers arrived at Fort laramie May &c. with
his wagon road train. ri FVV ~ I'll
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The Wca ther e Ncwfeuudland.

ST.. JoHN's, N. f.. June 2z41he weather has BEE
clear to-day but very cold fo the season. and the ind
cations continue favorable for the Of the Ata
telegraph enterprise. Wind sorth. is @'.' 'PHe
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cannot doubt that have your assent and that inttead
u discussing tNe fundamental principles Of the institution
often Apd thoroughly discussed hcfvre yga wppA yf
such theme the socixl slapast even II ac Nfcd
ilivsttatq It by Nv psrfoHsl os1ef vxtons only
balit u hy Masonic career ! vet shout 70 obey the
,niunctious Of tho Psslmst Walk about Zion and 60
royi about her tell the towers thereof Marx ~ well
her bulwarks, consider her palaces, ~ - s.vw
sss~aioa joIo~ia inns IN very truth has hssp tia ksy
TO my mission 0bediencs 10 this has Id ~ N many
weary Journey and IN cosfsspoAdsnse xiah nsat ~
bro<hsr t vAsw the Dlasose tpstfkaot nae IN. hs
light Of practice than py1clH / 10 - ne much We
the furenity rfpboto DO ought 70 DO ~ what they
q 70 jnsectnst VI sNCh the gfsuAd ~ ont for the
tdaiss they build the walls OF the ed6ce already up
or in prosess Of construction 10 losk not much Al
the quarry forest where the wsxnsn selecting and
preparing At the n'shed blocks and timber Moriahs
top The seaious passuit Of thin minon has given ms,
conceiye practical cast Of tho eye; and whs Il has
lossened my for tho mystssioW origin and in
eslc.sso Of Ffcemasousy, has convinced that The
insttuaoa 10 reality and not myth. =.
No human wisdom (sasnsd or halls, ~,
No bodily sweat bcdsws walls. r.. s.s.
Tho utmost ken of human eye sfifs' Il. ht. I9
sH fss ~ proportions 70 sspy las.a - .tF %
Nor h Il TOT Z mortal's n
Our songs n and morn ~ hear. 1.sfss "a.
Our temple earthly hill 5sas iF tsn I'LL.
The Turk polutes Morish sui ffi#fff'i
Sloan pours her sacred strcsm 1900 tR f
For them that spurn the sacred name
Yet hxed on unciing base fi'
II found our temples resttngplaco. lsf
-. = Il A.
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-s~ror, June 2s.-The Richmond E,xanpnsnt
Knights Tcmplar after being entertained at Frovdcnc
during the day, Arrived here this evening They wer
met at the depot by committee Of the Knights Tempa
Society and escorted to the American House The Lgh
Artillery gave the vhgihians salute Of sixteen gun
upon their arrival.
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MONTREAL, June ga woman, named O'Brien WI
found dead in Grhinto xn, yesterday with marks of viz
lence Her husband has been arrested.
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Exports OF Cotton. The Ffeahet S0bsid6d.
New ORLEANS, June a. The exports Of cotton Epu
this port to Liverpool during the week 900 bales
and to Havre 5000 sts .stts, " Is 49,
The waters Of the Mississippi havs commenced TO re
cede and it is believed that The eshet has reached II
height ti g~gstE l,.AIt NJ +
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The receipts at the CUSTOM houso for duties ,
80, o5l So. l84 M si3lAi ahhA