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Arrival Ofthe Steamer City of Washington Mt
No Nn..I

New YORK, July 6.-The steamer City of Washington,
from Liverpool, whose advces forwarded from Cape
Race, arrived here this evening.
From the papers received by her, additional items
of interest are gathered.
The Coolie emigration question had been discussed
Parliament
The Bishop of Oxford ntimated that the emigra
ton of Coolies had proven to be slavery in its worst
form.
Great preparations making to naugurate the At
lanc telegraph The Queen in the event of the
of the enterprise will send peace message President
Buchanan.
The steamer Bloodhound had arrived at England
and inquiry being made into the capture of the bark
Thomas Watson at Sierra Leone.
Three warehouses had been burnt at London involving
enormous loss.
The important Notifications erecting by the French at
Civita Vechia is occasioning uneasiness at Rome.
1t rumored that the Neapolitan special charge to
Vienna had left in high dudgeon because Austria refused
to back Naples against England.
The cholera had made its appearance in London caused,
supposed, by the poisonous stencil of the River
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LATER FROM TEXAS.


EXPEDITION AGAINST THE CANANCHES-Ihc Dallas
Texas Herald states that General f. H.. Tarrant is
raising an independent volunteer battalion of 800
or 400 men for an expedition against the Northern
Camanches. The expedition is to organize and
operate independently, each man mounting and
equippng himself and subsistence is furnished by
voluntary subscription in the frontier counties The
rendezvous is to be at Belknap, on the Fourth of
July next, prepared for three months campaign to
the Indian country. A company has been made Up
III wise county, another in Cook, and another was
raised in Parker the 3st ut., saws our inform
ant ant Inc citizens were subscribing flour meal and
o'hGr provisions, literally. That paper says. ode
Preutiohs continue to be committed throughout the
rohller counties to such extent that the people
cannot await the tardy and uncertain process of
government protection; thcv are determined 10
protece Elemselves"
FROM PTI!ERN MEXTco.-The Southern mail
brings de- hoA'u all points as late as due. The
New Orle3fee OF I0ers contain details of Nrvicor
news. The g5iiies On government of Tamorlirs %
been moved to Matamoras. Another yictorr had
been gained by the COnstitutionasts under General
Blanco, at San Juan de los Lagos Blanco tooL
one hundred prisoners and the camp ccuipaor Of
his opponents and priest. The specie heretofore
shipped at TampcO is now coming to Brownsville
The American Consul at Monterey, Mr.. Walsh
is reported to have closed his office and placed
the archives in the care Of the British Consul
The State Of Tamaulpas has a considerable force
in the field under Carvaial and others. General
Cara and staff had arrived at Matamoras, where
they were welcomed by salutcs and public manics
tations. Tbs news from the city of Mexico is en-
couraging to the liberal party. General Vidaurr
in an address to the capitalists of Monterey says he
has arms and ammunition valued at 100000 in
Brownsville and asks loan for six months to pay
for them. An express from Monterey states that
General Iuazua was progressing finely. There were
rumors that the Zuloaga faction had made over
lures for peace.
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SORGHUM CuDER.-The Nashville (Tenn.) Home
stead says that besides the excellent syrup and supar
made from the Chinese sugar-cane there is vet
another article obtained from it which is of pleas
ant taste, and doubtless healthy in its consequences
1t is obtained by putting the expressed juice of the
cane into any clean wood or glass vessel, allowing
it to stand ten or twenty days, when it the
appearance of limpid water, and is fit for The
favor is similar to our best cider and we suppose
might be properly called cane-cider
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From Kansas.

ST LOUIS, July 3.-0ur dispatches from Leavenworth
1st instant by the U. s Express Company to Bonneville
say that John E. better known Jack Henderson, was
arrested to-day bench warrant issued by Judge Good
rch charged with participation in the election frauds
Oxford. He subsequently liberated his parole
of honor to appear before the answer charge
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Tho DudIev observatory

ALBANY July 4.-The Scientific Council of the Dudley
Observatory held meeting at late hour last night and
resolved not to give up possession of the premises
publish a statement next week.
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Ind coincidence Day.

PHILADELPHIA July 6-Yeserday generally OBJ
served here Independence day. The day passed off
without disturbance serious accident The only public
celebration the Democratic meeting in Independence
Square.
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At the recent term of the Supreme Judicial Court
held at Exeter, New Hampshire, the exceptions IN
the case of Andrew Wentworth and Gilbert stone;
convicted of placing Instructions on the Boston anu
Maine Railroad, in Great Falls, were oVerr9eo py
the court and the prisoners were sentenced 10 'ne
State prison for the term of seven years each'
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Robbery in Albany.

ALBANY, July 4-Chas. Blinn, drover, was robbed
last night at the West Albany Exchange of S226O His
entered by means of ladder. The money was
all the Passumsc Bank There is no clue to the rob
hnr
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

TUESDAY, July 6.
with sales of 800 bags fair Rio at 1O% and 100 bags
good do. at ndll4 cts The market is steady at 10
dlO4 cts for medium Rio, 10Idl0A cts for fair, and
HOLLY cts for good fair Laguayra at 1l2 cts and Java
at Is dl6 cts The stock is IL 900 bags, having had
an accession to-day by the arrival of two cagoes amount
ing to 1900 bags.
FLOUR.-There was more inquiry to-day, with sales Of
900 bbs Ohio Super at $43 $50 bbls Howard Street
do at the figure 100 bbs Ohio Extra at S475 100
bbls do. at si62&, and 100 bbs Howard Street do,
choice, S525 The stock Of Super light, and holders
steady City Mills continues very quiet with small
stock and held at s425. Extra continues dull at s462H
GgS475 for Ohio, S475dS5 for Howard Street and S5l
S525 for City Mills. Baltimore ground Family is selling
at S7Gs7 so, Rye Flour is duh at S337&dS35O, and
Corn Meal at S337% for Country and So. rs for City
GRAIN.-The offerings were somewhat heavier today,
but by means large Wheat was in moderate request
with offerings of 700 bush White changed hands at
dl1S cts for good to prime and choice samples
crop 126G135 Light sales of prime red
made at 1O5 cts choice would bring ito cts White
rather heavy with offerings of $500 bush of
which only small portion was sold at 6sd69 cts for in
erior and 70 cts for prime Yellow was in better request
with offerings of 800 bush all Of which sold at 76dT7
for good and prime; closing steady. There
1900 bush Oats at market. The supply than
equal to the demand and the market very dull with
light sales of Pennsylvania at 3S cs quote Maryland
at 81 a36 nomnay, and Virginia at 3oG ass cts There
Rye offered. We quote it nOminally at 7073 cts
for Pennsylvania, and 65d6S cts for Maryland and Vr
gina.
MoLASsE ES.-There has been more inquiry toda
with sales of 80 bbs Cuba Muscovado at 2Sk cts, 10
hhds do. at 81 cts, and % bbls New cts
The market has advanced and by of light stock
PR0vTsIoNs.-we have nothing new to note The
market continues very and quotations nominal
Bacon is confined to light sales by jobbers We quote
Shoulders at 6d64 cts Sides at cts and Hams at GA
12H cts for plain to fancy cured canyassed
Pork is very dull at $1,000 for Mess $3 Prime and
s275 for Rump Beefs selling in small lots at SIG for
Baltimore packed Mess and S13 for No l. steady
1OH for Western and 9110 cts for City rendered
RCE-Saes Of 40 Terces at 315 cts. the Market steady
at 34 AZ cts for fair to prime and cts for choice
SUGAR-rhere has been good inquiry to day for rein-
ing purposes otherwise the market has been quiet The
sales embrace 22S hhds and Is boxes Cuba $780,
500 boxes do at 25 both for refining also 10 hds E.
Island 81 The market continues firm at the quot
viz So 662k for refining grades Cuba. F. Island and
Porto Rico 81 725 for fair good Porto Rico New
Orleans S75odS for prime to choice Fdo 7d759 for good
to prime Cuba,
REFINED SUGARs.-The rates are advanced to-day of
cent hard, and y of cent soft crushed. Syrup
is unchan ged The following current cash rates
of the Maryland Steam Refinery of which Messrs. F. W.
Bruno & Sons agents:
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ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Two hundred and seventy-five
troops of the Second Infantry under command of Leus
Handershot Conner and Farrand from Newport Barracks
arrived yesterday They transferred the United
States Mink, and Immediately proceeded Fort
Randall
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New ORLEANS July IA fire occurred at 10 o'clock
this forenoon at the Hercules and Calliope
streets by which six dwellings destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $50 0O0
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.



ST JOINS, p R.-Briq Frances Jane
ia hhds. sugar. SO bbls. do.-Kirkland Chase Co. l6
do. do.-master
~. Rio ANEIRo--Brig A. J. ". AppegaiM
$500 bags cofee-T. Whtridge & Co.
BREMEN-Brenaeu ship CASTOR
15S boxes pipe clay 4So demijOns so hampers mdse-
A. Schumacher & Co; cases segars-W. A. & F. Mar
burg; 3do. paper-Hunckel & Son. boxes wine-Katz &
Leupold 81 do. mdse-Geycr Wilkens; do do-Stell-
man, Hinricks & Co.. do. do.-order
RoTTERDAM-Ship Mississippi
10 pipes gin, 10 casks DOB NJ Hodges, Jr; 200 bags
cofiee-Oelrichs & Lurman; 800 do. do-A Schumacher
CO. 6S baskets ppesmaster 500 bags coffee, 122
herrinSs-70 pkgs sundries-ordcr
.. DEMARAEA-Br. brig Marietta
93 hhds. sugar terces do, q bbs do-W H. Perot 3
pkgs. copper-R. Il II. r. Tucker
-.. MANrUA, CUBA.-Bdrk Scio.
600 tons copper ore-order.
MATANzAs-Brig Eureka. ..
lOl2 boxes sugar, &c hhds moasses-J C. Yates & Co
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Sch0oaer John Griffith.
S44 hhds sugar, 2S7 bbls do.-kirkland. Chase & Co
-.t C0ASTWISE.
NEW Y0RK.-SchO0Rer X. H. HiulHeu
10Y hhdS sugar-order.
CHARLEsToN.-Stedmer Georges CreeE.
80 casks rice, c. Hoffman; Ill do. do. Leyerng Co:
l25 bales Cotton--order. a-~yss1s sgd.
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- BALTIMORE, June 18th, 1858
The Stockholders hereby notified that the an
nua election for Directors of this Institution will held
at the Banking house MONDAY, the 10Th day of July
next from the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon till
one O'Clock in the afternoon. By order,
e1S-1aw3w GEO. C. MILLER Cashier
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steady and prices nominal Flour is rmsales of 900
bbls at an advance of cts State and ohio common
to good State, SO s0d $685. S4G0@$4.70 Wheats buoy
ant-saes of % coo bush Southern white, 125G129 cts
red ITO cts Corn buoyansales of $4,000 bushels vel
low S3GGS5 cts Pork is steady-Mess S16.5O Prime S13
45GSl3.50 Lard is firm at 1O7s oil cts. Whiskey-the
market closed firm ut % cts Sugar is fm-MuscOvado
$685.. Coffee is quiet. Turpenne is dull; market
setted-sales at 43d43k Rice is steady at 3(d3&
Freights-Cotton Liverpool 52, Flour Is cd Cd
NEW ORLEANS, July 3-Cotton is steady mddling I2c.
Sugar steady Moasses-Ordnary q cts. Flour has de-
clnng tendency Sales of Corn at 81 India baggng
vanced cts; sales at 16s cts. Exchanged New York
at sight a(GE per cent premium with active demand
CINCINNATI, July 3-Flour is firm at S4d4 20 for Su-
perine Whiskey has advanced to 19% cts. Mess Pork
has been selling at Si4 so but is held at S5 Bacon
Shoulders cts and Sides ct
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Flora Temnle.
IIO'" iehhPi0'''' '''''' ''''''''' l. l. l.
49, l'tiicet - .-.' -. Z z

Time-235H; 231H; 233H.
There is probability of another contest between these
horses at heavy figure the of LANCET having at
avowed his willingness again back him, and to
the tune of S5000 which Offer is not probable after
the result of these two races Mr. VIM Mcdonald the
of FLORA, or her friends, will decline.
1t but justice to the proprietors of the track Messrs
Jewell & Murphy, to say that everything again
passed off in the most orderly manner
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BISHOP MCILEAIN

The Western Episcopaliou states that the health
OF Bishop Mclvain is such as to give much concern
to his friends. While presiding at Il arocentconven-
tion, says the above-named paper che rose and
stated, in substance, that very peculiar sensation
had come over him, accompanied by remarkable
lapse of memory. He desired the business to pro-
ceed, called Rev. Dr. Burr to the chair, and retired
In about hall an hour he came back, resumed his
post but it was some time before he could readily
call the names of members wishing to address the
house. He had a similar attack while recently at
the East, and while going home from church on
Sunday he had another. He did not return to the
church in the afternoon, but there at night and
spoke with remarkable clcarncss and energy. Al
ter church, he replied chccruv to all Inquiries
about his health, and expressed himself as feeling
in no way uncomfortable. lie rested well that
night, and left Newark Xtday in apparently good
health. There may be nothing very seriously
threatening in what the Bishop has lately expert
enced but the repeated attacks, and the knowledge
that other members of his family have suddenly
been called away have filled his friends with pain
full apprehensions, and should cause the prayers of
the faithful everywhere to ascend that the life and
usefulness of so valuable may be prolonged
to the church militant"
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The Telegraph Fleet
DANK OF COMMERCE.

ST. JoHNs, July 6The weather in Trinity Bay is thick
and rainy No signs of the telegraph feet up noon to-
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Mr.. Connoway, young man, and respected
citizan of Milton, Trimble county, Kentucky, had
bnen missing from home some two weeks, and
Tunlday last his body was found in the woods near
b,+ covered with leaves. Tie had evidently been
murdered as three bullet wounds were found on the
bOdy.
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The bark Amarinth is loading whale oil at New
Bedford Mass, for Europe. She will take 5000
barrels, and another vessel is about to load 5000 bar
rels for the same destination.
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From reports received at Gloucester, Mass. the
prospects for good catch of mackerel by the flee
now in the Bay of ST. Lawrence are very to
There are about three hundred sail now engaged
this fishery. .r.........
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SAILED.
Brig S, G. Bass, Winchester, Aspnwall in tow of Hec
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

Brig Aurate. Davis, Boston, Sd inst
Schr. s. NJ. Sherman, Sherman Providence, 2d inst
Schr. W. S. Triplett, Pritchett, Richmond, Sd inst
Schr Sultan, Day, Halifax, 2Sth ut.
Schr }. Holmes, Holmes, New York. Sd inst
Schr. J. Price, Price New York, Sd inst
Schr W. A. Dresser, Hatch, Bath, 30th ult.
S'hr D. Il stuRgeS NSs E TM6R sgh ut
Ship Casilda, Stafford New York Sd inst -.
Bark Justice Story, Reynolds Boston, Sd inst
Brig K H. Moulton, Lewis St John. n. B., 2Sth ult.
Schr Migniotte, Woody New York Sd inst.
Schr Sc John John Roe. Hammond, New York Sd inst
schr J. W Lindsey, Croweli portsmouth, 1st inst
SAILED FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond, Sd inst
MEMORANDA
At Cienfuegos, Odd ult, bark Warren Benthall from
Ja Just arr and schr Sally Gay, Gressey, for
Steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes, hence at Boston, at
10 a. m, 9th inst.-Per tel.
Ships Voant, Lunt hence for Marseiles went to sea-
Egt ult; MariOn Gross, for Boston, and bark Wenham
Wedge for Cadiz do 4th brig Montrose Ramsay, for
Bark Smalwood Martini for London to sail 18TH and
ofg M lania Appeby from Baltimore discg., remained
at Demarara, 18th ut
Brig W. II. Brune Knight from New Orleans arrived
at Havana, Oath ult =
Brig Bonito Hatch, from Richmond arrived at Buenos
Ayres, May 9TH and remained 18th.
Schr Henry ID. Mears, Snow, from Humacoa P r. ar
rived at Boston, Sd inst
= Schr Adrana, Littejohn, from Baltimore for Salem
with coal, struck on Chatham Bar, a m Sd inst The
cargo was being thrown overheard and it was supposed
she would get Off at high water
Schr. Royal Oak -. from for Baltimore was spo
ken 1st inst, lat $50, lon. 10 So
Schr. Mecca, Edgett for Richmond in days, and NJ c.
Terbell Cole for New York in days, left at Guaya
ma, P. R., 10th ut s .s. 1 -sa..-
Schr. Minerva Winsow, for Baltimore, sailed from Fall
River, 30th ult. 4,iIil ls .6
Schr D. M French, French, for Philadelphia or Balt-
more, sailed from Providence, 1st inst s....
~ s.r EASTERN PORTS. ...
NEW YORK, July Arr. steamships Bremen. Bre
men, Cahawba, New Orleans; ships S R. Mallory, Guilt
vator Cynosure and Alliance, Liverpool London Lon
don; New Orleans and Wm. Nelson, Havre; Vicksburg
Shields Eclipse Rio Janeiro; Rockand Key West barks
0rpheus and Anna, Bremen Ebe, Hamburg; W; B. Dean
Bordeaux; briggs Pauline, Falmouth, E. H. Means Ponce;
PHILADELPHIA, July Arr. bark j. Maxwell, Por
to Cabello .'.t-
BOSTON, July Arr brig John Hathaway, Carde
mas. --. .r-r- = -, .s7 r. r.....'
SOUTHERN PORTS. -t ...rt
Is1anG NDRlA, July 3.-Arr. bark f. Williams Dix
New T sGhr. searsvie, Boston. CID schr. j. B. Il F. L.
phia. " vi u scir' A an oieai' iiiauei
a. NohfoLh' July 2-Crd schr Golden Rule, Fall Rv-
York. ''ii' JONAS smith, Ne"
SAVANNAH, July 3.-Arr schr Ann sonh;o No
N r. CId schrs IL. Scranton and Plandomn. NJ V1'
MOBILE, June 29.-Arr barks E. Sherwood I;n1 n.
s. Moxey, Portland. Cid ships Montezuma and Spaa'
' - r,E!E. s1EFfr-- f... - r -.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G R A NJ S

ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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The Boston Mass JoUrHoi says The bostoh
and Lowell Railroad has been in operation twenty
ont its whole lenptb) in the country; and yet not
one passenger has ever been killed on it,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

I'M y u I'd ItONI IIHO1tTI,
LIBERIA 100 bbs. -four, % hhds shoulders do sides
do hams. 55 bbls pork so kegs butter boxes lard 90
half boxes candles 100 boxes soap IS bbls mackere
half do % kits, 80 half bbls shad Shoes
hats 250 kegs POWDER 13 hhds tobacco 10Y oil casks
shocks and heads, 9 dozen chairs.
AsPINwALL, n. G.-275 tons Cumberland coal
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made the Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore present session. to condemn and widen Light
street at its intersection with Baltimore street
jy11aw9w*
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CENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.

~ 20 Cases MAUDS, extra size and qualities.
10 Z" :" medium I" %
10 &c 4" low grades % 4"
Is j." entirely designs
Just received and for sale by
. jy3-eo1m B. SIS W. A. LoNEY & CO
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At the recent term of the Supreme judicial Court.
held at Exeter, n. H., the exceptions in the of
Andrew Wentworth and Gilbert Stone, convicted
OF placing obstructions on the Boston and Maine
Railroad, in Great Falls, were Overruled by the
Court, and the prisoners were sentenced to the State
Prison for the term of seven years each.
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SALT-Saes still making in lots from store at S0(9
50 cts for Ground Alum $50 for Marshas and Jery
\ Darcy Fine and 140 per sack for Ashton's do.
Turks Island is selling at 20 cts. per bushel.
WlilShEf We have sales of moment to report to-
day The market unchanged being quiet but steady at
% cts for Ohio and - cts for City and Country with
oht etoc
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The whole loss by the flood at Cairo, it is said
will be inside of 100000. The Illinois Central Rail
road can make all repairs for 81 900 The loss to
the citizens in furniture, buildings, and stock will
not exceed S5O,OOO. The water rose above low wa
ter mark forty-seven feet, which is two feet higher
than ever before known by those who have lived in
that vicinity since 179S
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

TUESDAY, July G, 1858.
so slls B&oRR. bio. .56H 100 shs N.CRR. b6O. .17X
100 btO. .1GA " 50 ..I74
ST
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Since Jan L.. S37 932, ,s3l S37 All Ol9 s31 2S7 OT
The exports of specie from New York for the week end
ing Saturday, and for the year 1885, follows
Total for the week 1858 1855 70
Previously reported. So IFS 631 90
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The Boston Mass Transcript says:-A gentle
man who ascended Mount Wiley from the White
Mountain Notch, few DAYS ago, writes us that he
found patches of snow eighteen inches deep on the
top of the mountain. This is quite unusual for that
neighborhood so late in June. The mountain
streams are reported to be very cold at the present
time.
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DR.. BoYNToNs SECOND LECTURE.-Dr. Roynton gave
the second of his of lectures last night to another
large audience at the Maryland Institute Hall The next
lecture will be given this evening, the "Gold beam
ing Rocks
AccIDEST.-A man named Anthony Cooper had the
thumb of his left hand blown off Monday at Locust
Point whilst engaged in cooking pistol which accident
ally exploded.
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne1y Fork.
BY TELEGRAPH

7
Through WIN. FISHER SoN, Stock and Bill Brokers'
M % SnuTH STREET
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New Lumber Yard.
CON. SIXTH 4 rIMEA.sr

WILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Ksokai
and surrounding country, such ~
FLOORING, Dressed and kosgh.
SIDING. issA, Dc Do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
FENCIN0, Dc 40
CLEAR LUMBER, thssk, thin wide and marrow
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thich
And thin, wide and narrow.
SHEETING, Ac., lie.
SHINGLES, No. / and common.
LATH, DO DO
ALLr0HANY LUMBRR, dry. large quantity
POPLAR PINE JOIsTS, u every deseription
Do DO HCANrLING, do Dc
PINE fINB8R, fsoa 70 IL inches square ,
lssgs gsAnsisy.
All OF which We will sell on the most REASONABLE,
terms FOR sAaA- b. y. FARRAkD.
Ksokuk, Feb. IL, 'ts-dAw6n