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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23
A REMEDY FOR HEAyEs-S. Hall. of

A REMEDY FOR HEAvEs.-S. Hall, Of
Auburn, N. Y, says that the following pre-.
scription is a sure cure for the heaves One
half ounce each of aloes, assafetida, -four Of
lavender, fenyeek, roseHater, ssltpeter, sar;
saparilla, spirits of nitro, anise seed, camphor
gum and three-fourths Of an ounce Spanish
flies, all put into jug containing one quart
Of alcohol. The quantity to be given is one
teaspoonfull every other morniDg-giye nine
times. -........... j., ,.-...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23
WAR ON LOTTERIES RENEwED.-A dis.

WAR ON LOTTERIES RENEwED.-A dis
patch from New York to the Augusta press,
SAYS warrants were issued in that city on
Saturday for the arrest of parties connected
with Swan & Co.'S Lotteries. Also against
the proprietors of Sunday paper, for pub
fishing advertisements. The dispatch says
many arrests have been made; but the prin-
oipals are still at large. A requisition, it
ssys, has been sent 70 Augusta.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

19 Incensed landlord to apparently
noneyless guest-"Ah your name is Tree,
Is it? Well, Mr.. Tree, if your are about to
'.leave," I shall detaiu your "trunk." !" =
Tree "bows' and departa in despair.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

"a A genius from the land Of wooden nut.
megs says that be has invented a machine
which will, when set in motion-but that's
the dificulty-chase hog over ten acre
lot, catch, yoke and ring him, or by slight
change of gearing, will chop him into 'sau,
sages,' work his bristles into shoe brushes,
and manufacture his tail into cork screw.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

p@ Col. Albert Pike, the poet, a lawyer
Of some distinction, and a talentedand adroit
politician Of Arkansas, died recently in New
Orleans. He was Captain Of Arkansas
volunteers in the Mexican war. At thetime
of his death, he was citizen of New Orieans,
where he had gone to pursue the profession
of the law.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

b@ Chickens were sold in the market at
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the Sd inst, at ten
cents per pair, and good sized turkeys at
twenty-five cents each!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

ip4r An uncle left in his will eleven silver
spsonsto his nephew, adding@aIfI Iihave
not left him the dozen, hs kp0Sssksssesoer
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23

b6r Nearly 400 men were discharged from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Tuesday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-14


REMARKS.
The market has been very quiet and the transactions
bags mostly from second hands, at 10 to IL cts and 500
bags laguayra and Jamaica at II IL q cts The i'm
port of Laguayra amounts to :, 262 bags
We quote prime Rio IL to Il c; good lO3fc fair
Java l6 to lie
WHITE & ELDER,
BALTIMORE, June II, 1858. Coffee Brokers
FLOUR.-rhe market very flat to-day, but holders
steady at previous rates The sales reported
800 bbls. Howard Street Super 81 37% and 100 bbls
very choice do at $3.50 Ohio Super was quiet at 81 81
and Standard CITY Mills at 81 Extra was also nyic win
sales of 200 bbs Ohio private terms Ohio is held at
S475 Howard Street ut 81 755 shipping brands and
S5la 20 for higher grades, and City Mills at S5G55O
Rye Flour We quote at So d337% We sales of
?oo bbls Country Corn Meal at S325 Baltimore ground
is quiet at $3.50
GRAlNThe offerings to-day were very light and the
demand corr spondngly limited There bushels
Wheat at market 800 bus white brought g5 cents for
ordinary and lO7Gl2 cents for good to prime. Nearly
all the red OC0 bus sold at 95 cents for fair and l0O
lOi cents for good to prime OF Corn there were 90
bushels white and $500 bushels yellow offered and all
sold at 60 GO cents for good prime whitea decline
and 6Sd70 cents for yellow, same as Yesterday Light
sales of Pennsylvania Rye at 20 cents Oats continue
dull with offerings of 600 bushels, and limited sales
prime pennsylvania at IS cents, and 500 bushels prime
Virginia at 81 cents Maryland quote at $50 SO cents
for good to prime.
MOLASSES.-We have transactions of moment to
report The market continues very quiet at 23aA cts
io cyed, 2527 cts for Muscovado 2S32 cts for Porto
Rico and 35d36 cts for New Orleans
PROVISIONS-The market cont nues very quiet for all
descriptions. In Bulk Meat without any transac
tons to note Shoulders are held cts and Sides at
ctS nominally In Bacon wenotc light sales Shoulders
and Sides at G and ~ cts. Beef is dull and unsettled
holders of best Baltimore packed asking $40
and $3.50 for No There is very little Mess in market
but the supply of No is ample Sales of so bblS Mess
Pork at $750 and small sales of Prime Mess at SIS
Prime is held at $l4,5O and Rump S13 So Lard is
steady with moderate demand sales 10 tierces
Western at IL cts and $50 kegs at Is City held
at 101 cts
RICE-There is limited inquiry with sales of so tierc
made yesterday at x cts We quote it quiet to day al
81 a3A cts. fair to prime.
SALT.-Ground Alum is selling from in lots at S;
cts per sack MarshallS and Jery Darcys Fine Is;
cts and Astons do at 145 cts and Turks Island at u
cts per bushel.
SuGAR.-The market has been very quiet to-day
Holders are steady at S562H 37H for refining grades
Cuba +. Island and Porto Rico; S6.50G675 fair good
Porto Rico, S1G725 for prime do, and 1862 %7 for good
to prime Cuba The stock is 800 hds 800 boxes and
100 hhds. Melado
WHISkEY.-The market is rather quiet with sales OF
100 bbs City at y cents cash. and 50 bbls Country al
cents Ohio is held at u \ cts.
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la W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge. This
State rs. Henry Wentworth, indicted keeping NUS
his premises, before reported. Not concluded
Preston for the State Cowan and Carey the eenant
\ question arose before the Court the Suiceucy
the record in The foregoing it having been
to this Court from Baltimore county. The Court remark
ed that he desired to hear the argument of
the point in controversy when Messrs Preston Carey
stated that they not prepared to go into the
ment at present, and desired time reflection Mr.
COwan of the counsel for the defendant stated that
he always ready cite the law questions arising
before the Court and commenced to address the Court
when Judge Stump ordered him to take his seat he
going to adjourn that counsel might prepare them
selves by Monday Mr.. COwan said that he considered
himself nsulted by the conduct of the Court him.
and that he would thus be nsulted if the Court did
not s official position. An alteration then occurred
between MeSSrs COwan and Carey each INDUCING in the
of harsh cpithets towards the other Mr. Cowan
withdrew from the The Courtroom was the scene
of much confusion during these proceedings, and the
Court was adjourned until this morning
SUPERIOR COURT.-There no business transacted on
Saturday jury impanneed in the following case
Friday and the trial will be commenced this morning
Charles Butler surviving partner Nathan Rogers rs
The Independent Mutual Insurance Company An action
of covenant Insurance policy. D. Stewart plain
tiff; a. S. Ridgey for defendant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-IIon. Robert N Martin
Special Judge. The following business transacted
on Saturday:
- Croneburg rs. Peter Itzcl-appea from Justice Au-
dOun Judgment reversed.
Peter artel John Schutz-appeal from Justice Ridge
ly. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment from to 60 perempory call of the post
poned docket
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MEMOIR ANnA

Ships John Clark Hale for Baltimora and proslo,.
a e Meyer, for Hampton Roads sailed from Iverpoo
Brig nTotners, ternandez at this port from Palermo
spoke ioth INST, lat 36 49, lon "a brig Asen Diyon If
very -wshed to be reported H'''''' '"e Nias'er
Brig starisht Dyer and schr Mecca Edgett both from
Baltimore, were dschargng at Barbados 25I, ,It ~
from Rockland, Sth inst '"i'"
Schr 7. b. Hodgman, Prince for Baltimore salad rr,
Camden, 4th inst ''''' 'o'
Schr Eldad, Jarvis, from Alexandria arrived at Alba
ny, 9th inst.
Schrs. Geo Mangham, Scudder from Barbados seek
ing, arrived at st. Thomas, Goth ult
Schr R. S. Dean Cook, from Taunton for Baltimore ar
rived at Newport, Sth inst.
Schr Jas Madison Bensen, Baltimore arrived at
Nassau, n. P, 9th ult.
schr Tram Smith McGivern for Baltimore sailed
Newport, Sth inst.
Schr Blanche, Deap for Georgetown H. c., cleared at
ST. John, n. B., Sd inst
Schr f. Arcularus Haskell, from Rockland for Rich
mond, sailed from Newport 9th inst
Schr Biow, Vigures, from Richmond, arrived at Hall
fax, I'd inst
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, June 11.-Arr ships Amelia, Matauzas;
St Nicholas Havre; banks F. Cushing Cardenas Roanoke
St Jago Martha's Vineyard, Cardcnas; brig Trade Wind
Turks sland schrs Tantamount Alexandria; Sophronia
and g. f. Brown, Virginia. Hemdon. Washington N c.:
jamestown, City Point Cid steamships Glasrow elias.
gov; Northern Light Southampton; ships B. r. Milan
Norfolk Julia London Chigao Universe and r. A. Him.
LVerpool bark Ataanta, Bremen brig Sarah Jane Iiv
erpool
PHILADELPHIA, June 11-Arr brigs Star, Cienfue
Cos; Morancy, Mayaguez; May Queen, Havana schrs L.
\ Z.
CID steamship Keystone State Charleston; brig Fairy
Klchmond bark A. j. Harvey, Barbados; scIrs j. D.
Monroe Richmond; d. B. Bayle, Wilmington N. c.
BOSTON, June 10-Arr ship Modern Times Calcutta:
banks Merlin, and Jos Hale, New Orleans; briggs s. p
Brown, Cardenas Cid ship Grace Darling, San Francis
CO.
HOLMES HOLE, June 9.-Arr. schr. Globe Small, sa-
lem for Baltimore.
SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANDRIA, June 1l.-Sl'd schrs Helen Mar BOs-
ton; Mary Haley, New York June 12-S'ld steamer Dia
mond State, kerwin, Baltimore.
ID ccbr
York. 9' ~
~ WILMINGTON, N. c., June 11-Arr schr Adele, Goff
New York. ' '
CHARLESToN June 9.-Noon.-Crd ships Gen Park
mn, Liverpool banks Mary Annah, do. Avola Boston;
schr j. Rose, Cuba. June 10-Arr schr ustina Banded
Peterson, St John, p. r.
SAVANNAH, June 1O-Crd schr. Abby Whitman
Hulse, Boston.
MOBILE, June Arr ship Ellen Foster Robinson
Barbados. CID bark Pilgrim, Hallock New York
NEW ORLEANS. June Arr. (per tell ships Kappa
hammock, Liverpool; Annie S. IIavre; S d. Merwin Brs
toll f.; barks Ninevah, Rockland Mount Vernon, Paler
mo; Sas Holmes New York. CID ships Lizzie Southland
and Princes Royal LverpOOl; Marshied ticnoa; jaime,
montgomery, Boston; bark Vctorine Bordeaux
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Police Intelligence.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock unprovoked as
sauit was committed upon Mr. Maurice Gidelman propr
etor of the South street Green House. by man named
George Bishop Bishop arrested by Sergeant McCo-
mas, and committed for Court by Justice Mearis
Phillip Forman was arrested on Saturday bv officer
Glenn for assaulting with intent to kill Benjamin Ger
man, by striking him with brick and breaking his Jaw
bone lie was committed for Court by Justice Audoun
John Quinn was arrested by officer Simpson, on Satur-
day for assaultng Luke Leake held to bail for
Court by Justice Mckinley.
Christopher Gillingham arrested on Saturday by
officer Start charged with assaultng and stabbng with
intent to Kill lad named William Stout. He held
in $500 security for trial before Court.
VIM Kelly, for stealing lot of wearing apparel from
Emanuel Kelly, was arrested by officer Hause and COM
mitted for court by Justice Boyd
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From NIexien-

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE steamer Tennessee frJm
Vera Cruz, has arrived. The Government had imposed
upon the capital of foreigners Affairs looked gloomy
fight expected between the rival forces Puerta
Macona Echegaray lad beseged Peroe, but was obliged
to retire, and Surman of the Zuoaga faction had been
twice defeated President Juarez at Vera Cruz The
Pope had letter Zuoaga in which he thanks him
for restoring the Clergy. ..s
Indian ravages continued in Durango, Tampico and
lazaan, the only seaports not in the hands of Juarez
Zuloaga was attempting to suppress the newspapers.
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Moods in the West

CINCINNATI, June 11-Steady and heavy rains have
prevailed in this vicinity for the last eighteen hours
They not heavy The thermometer has fallen
twenty degrees since yesterday.
The Ohio river is rising at the rate of inches an
hour and all the tributaries rising rapidly There
thirty eight feet of water in the channel and great flood
is expected.
The track of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway wa:
washed away six miles from this city, and the other roads
less iniursd.
The particulars have not yet been received 1t is fear
ed that the will be seriously injured, particularly
Vbp
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FInads Mt the West.

LAFAYETTE IA, June lit commenced raining here
at II O'Clock on Wednesday noon and poured down al
most necessarily until this friday morning The Wa
bash River rose with frghtul rapdity and the nhabi
tants on the river bottoms awoke in the morning find
their homes nilng with water and obliged escape
in boats and ny swimming horses The Wea and Wild
Cat Creeks, two small streams rose in few bours n
raging floods. The Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
road the Wea Creek entirely swept awav do
ing damage to the amount of $50 600
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Military Excursion

BosroS, Friday, June 1.-THE Boston Light Infantry
Capt Chas o. Rogers, numbering &c muskets, and ac
companed by Gilmore's Salem Brass Band left this AFT
ternoon for New York via Norwich. On the companv
staff are MajorGeneral B. F. Edmonds; Aid to Captain
Rogers; Albert Dodd Adjutant Ralf w. Newton, Quar-
termaster; Col Tohn C. Boyd Paymaster; Dr. Samuel A.
Greene, Surgeon. Very hearty cheers given three
Tigers on their departure large crowds having gath
cred to see them off, s-..t.#
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THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS

$. W. PASS Mouth of Mississippi,) June 1.-THE
steamer Empire City from New York I'd inst via Havana
has arrived with the California mails of the Goth May
The Empire City reports the 7th Salt Key Banks
was spoken by the u s. steamer Fulton cruising for H.
B. NJ steamer Devastation, said to have brought orders
for stopping the boarding of American ships.
The Water Witch left Havana on the 9th for the East
ward
The f. c. left Havana the 9th and was again spoken
by the FultOn which cruising entrance of the
harbor.
The Arctic had not arrived at Havana
The StyX due at Havana expected hourly
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were drowned They were in a carriage driven by col
ored man. and returning from the city approach
ing the water, which very fierce in its course the
horse showed desire not to cross but being struck
sudden leap forward, throwing the out who es-
capped by swimming to the shore The horse carriage
were carried down the stream the horse however mana
gng to break therefrom swan to the cmbankment and
was saved but the carriage having been overturned both
the women drowned The bodies have not been re
covered.
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WASHINGTON, June 13.-The President has nominated
to the Senate Joseph A Wright of Indiana Minister
Prussia and Charles R. Buckaew, of Pennsylvania for
Ecuador
1t not probable that the session of Congress will
extended beyond Tuesday.
Through the friendly offices of Messrs Crttenden, Sew
ard and Davis the difficulty between Senators Gwin and
Wilson have been settled and the terms have been signed
by the two last named gentlemen.
Steamer Sunk.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE propeller Indiana, laden
with iron sunk in Lake Superior Sunday last
The and passengers saved by taking to the
small boats.
From New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, June 12.-The city continues quiet and
business is resumed The Vigilance Committee still hold
meetings, and it is possible they may yet take action.
Markets.
New YORK, June 12-Cotton- of 500 bales TODAY
quotations only nominal Flour is firm-sales of Is O0O
brls. Wheat is irm-saes of 80 900 bushels Western
white 1O5G1O9 Corn is dul-saes of 90 900 bush
els yellow 75d76 cents. Pork is heavy at $17917 15
prime S14. Whiskey closed firm. Sugar is dull-Musco-
vado 54a6 cents. Turpentne Spirts-sales 400 brls
49d50 cents Rosin is rm-sales of $500 brls at 81
Rice is dull. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 7-32G4.
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Shipping Sntslligrnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Thomas Swami, Ramsay, AZ hours from New
York-mdse. to A. c. Hall Reports of Smiths Point,
hcrm brig bound up. saw off No Point ship Jun-
alta, Wilson hence for San Francisco before incorrectly
reported went SEAL and another ship unknown bound
down off Smiths Point bark Blue Wing Durham hence
for Rio Janeiro beating down. and in the mouth of the
Potamac bark Seneca Feinhagen hence for Montevideo
&c, at anchor
fruit to aus n Mooreeft sclr. John Bell, ialett
for Baltimore sail June 9th; Island Belle for New
York Kate Weston and Chase, do; ID. W. Edridge, for
Norfolk.
Steamer William Jenkins, IIaett, Boston-IIenry D.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, City Point
Brandt, Jr
Steamer Commerce. Vaughan savannah-T. II. Belt
Jr.
Ship David Stewart Prentiss, Liyerpool-Foard & Ro
Bark Union, Kendrick, Boston-master
Bark cole, Buck Pernambuco and a mkt-Kirkand
Chase & Co.
schr. s. E. Jayne, Jayne, New York-w Rhoads &
Son.
schr Mary Susan, Raynes, Unconstitutional & Ran
schr. L, Waterbury, Hazeton, Providence-w Rhoads
schr. Reindeer, Stevenson, Wilmington, n C-Mason
Bros.
schr, Ontario, Latchum, Newborn, N. C-J. Corner &
Sons.
schr. J. B Brinkley, Cullen, Providence-w Rhoads 4
Son. ..
schr. C. W Baldwin. Chopper, New York-w Rhoads
& Son. I'll
Barge Marine, Clayton, New York. A. shriver.
SAILED.
Ship Duisburg, (Prus.) Wiegma M Rotterdam in tow
of steamtug Hercules
Ship Luna, tBrem.) Warkmeister, Bremen in tow of
steamtug Tiger.
Bark Union, Kendrick, Boston.
Schr. Priscilla, Gator, Arecbo P r in tow of steamug
Hector.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Richmond, 11th inst
Brig A. j. ApPlegarth, Linden, Rio Janeiro, Sd ut
Brig VIM. Nickels Strout, Boston, 10th inst
Brig Forest, Brown Boston 10th inst
Schr. Gen Marion, Davis Plymouth, 4th inst.
Schr. Chas. Colgate, Lowden, New York, 1lth inst
Schr. Damsel Berton. Philadelphia, 18th inst
Schr. Saratoga, Clark Boston, 10th inst
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr. Hiawatha, Phillips Richmond, 18th inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Schr Maryland, Doane Charleston 9th inst
Schr. II. Jayne, Aldreh New York 18th inst
Sehr. John Price, Price, New York 10th inst
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'erinie storm at the Banks of New Found
T INT Damage to Vessels and Immense

June 1.-THE French packet from St Pierre to
Sydney reports heavy gale preyous to the 1t inst on
the banks of Newfoundland attended with immense ,oss
of life and property to the French fishermen.
Besides the loss and damage of vessels it is said that
no less ' 'ree hundred men persisted during the storm
Orders had been sent to Halifax for 5000 boms of chain
cable
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BE
SATURDAY. June u 1S5S
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

49,, BALTIMORE, June II.
EACHANGE.-RateS for Sterling Exchange continue
very dull, with downward tendency Continental has
declined with still better prospect for buyers No bust
has yet been done for Wednesdays steamer and The
demand at present to be very light We quote for
Bankers bills London 1O94 d109%, Commercial do,
lOS2d109: Paris GO days sight 81 l2%d5r 133 do
short sight ST. 10; Antwerp 81 1871; Amsterdam II \
@l4; Bremen 79G794; Hamburg 3G2; Cologne IS ;
Frankfort Al x G41A.
COFFEE-There has been movement of consequence
today 100 bags damaged at being the only sale
reported We refer the following weekly statement of
Messrs White & Elder, coffee brokers:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
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The Yacht W,nx,.

NEW YORK, June 12-Tne yact wanderer which wos
seized the superstition of being designed for the
trade has been found all right and will be released
with f -1--.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of arbitration for the month Of June.
HENRY s. GARRETT
GUSTAyUS HENDERSON, JOHN H. WYMAN,
CT hAS Woke JAS. CAREY COALE
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1896. Exchanges. 1857 Exchanges
S567 200 3o54 Al June. S7l9 ,SS3 1876 81
July 1876 557 439 10 July ....... 72S 500 245 %
Augusta. 547 gu sos 6l August G6S 751 .G1 III
September. 600 III 81 September ASH S5l 27 20
october 70l 925 $50 II October. 30S 500 l07 sc
oEemDer. 699 OOl 70 - November. 32l iS6 500 so
December .707 495 go 40 December 2l 226 81
1857. ISIS '''
.61I 45S 7S3 10 January. $40 773 995 66
S4l - February $50 i67 O6S S3
-tIc $50 29 l6 March,. 400 3SS ,S9S Is
100 263 81 April. Al ,07 527 "A
25S94 May All $40 133 OF
Total. SO6l ,5S4 sol 60 Total s. 63S 677 7S9 90
The following comparative statement Of the mpors
o. Foreign Dry Goods at New York for the week and since
January /:
For the lcesk 1S56 1877 1898
Entered at the port.... $1132737 s9469S4 S4O7 S55
Since Jan. l.
Entered at the ~ 49, 1896 $40 2o177 1896
thrown on market.. 4277S3l5 3S,7SO65S 25 462, 1851
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON MARKETS.

BosToN, June IL.
FIsH.-Therc is change notice in Goldfish Prices
steady with moderate receipts sales of large
S35cd35 per qt. No small of any quence mar
ket ake and nothing of any consequence has
been done Pollock selling at $2G225 per qtl: and
new laddoc from S2d 262H per qt as to quality
In Maciere scarcely any thing has been done for some
days. number of fisherman have arrived during the
week with but few barrels of Mackere report Fish
very scarce The sales of new Us have been at sl0d0 %
per Dbl New Alewiyes selling at S4d425 per bbl
In picked Herring sales of coo bbs 81 So and other
lots at 81 per Dbl to quality Salmon are sell
ing at ST. per tierce for No. l.
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I1F;r VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

Hgll} SEAT FOR SALE AT AUCTION
- The subscriber will offer for sale at auction on
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, 18th inst at 5 O'Clock ON
the premises, . beautiful GOTHIC COTTAGE with about
IN Ell ACRES OF LAND, binding on the east side of
the ola York road, about three miles from the CITY
ms property is part of Chestnut Hill and in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the country seat of W W Spence
ESD and of the residence of the subscriber The Cottage
has Just been finished, the site being in fine Grove of
ForeSt fees which contains about acres the remain
ing portion of the land say acres being in grass
Inc HOUSE, which has been faithfully built contains
Tour gooo rooms and large kitchen the first oor with
convenient pantes; five chambers bath room on the
second oor and three good in the attic with eel
lar under the whole building.
There are several good Springs very near the Cottage
with abundant facilities for making Ice Ponds at slight
expense The location is noted for its hcathfulness
Further description is deemed unnecessary as persons
disposed to purchase will Of course the property
The approach to this Cottage by finely graded ave
nue. from the east side of the old York road the
property of Mr. Spence The subscriber will take pleasure
him at his residence.
Terms will be liberal; made known at sale
JOHN GIBSON.
CheSuut Hill