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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-14
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DErArcn.

WAMrsGroS, Dec. Ia, 1855.
INC State Department had not, this morning, received
any ofca dispatches in reference 70 events in
CcSsrs America. Regarding the newspaper to
be true relations with Britain considered
extremely critical and bordering between the
This opinion freely expressed by gentlemen
sccupying prominent public positions.
The substance Of Commodore Mcntosh despatch 10 the
Navy Department concerning the visit Of the British OH
10 the steamer Washington is that the said officers
asserted their right make such visit by Of the
British protec,orate over San Juan del Norte established
q; the request Of Nicaragua.
Commodore Mcintosh has been condemned by a medi-
cal board on account Of sickness and ordered home.
The reporter OF the Associated Press enabled TO state
With confidence Lord Napier has transferred
the mssion at the Hague He will not leave Washington
until She arrival OF his successor, ia months This
change involves imputa,on Lord Napiers conduct
any aerstCn OF policy the part Of her Majesty 3
government.
The state pcpartmnt has received dispatches from
Chile conveying the gratifying intelligence that through
thc perscvcng efforts Of the United States Minister Mr..
Bxler the claims Of this country against Chile
ton with the American vessels Macedonia and Franklin,
have FAR been advanced toward adjustment that little
Soubt s entertained Of i,s early contamination The
the OF the Macedonia have been pending for
than quarter Of century, and involve fourth
sf million o dollars.
his reliably ascer,aped that the following named gen.
Gemen either spoke voted in favor of the proposition
submitted by Mr.. Clngman In tho recent democratic
Of Senator's against any change Ia tho Committee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bayard, Pearce, Hunter John.
Of Tenn, Brown Tcombs, Clingfnan, Bgcr shields
Stuart, and perhaps several Others
The delegate from Utah has received from Governor
Cumming and other officials Of that Territory certificates
thai the pobc library and the court records good
conservation which statement is contrary 70 the
pafer reports often repeated.
The President has called upon Congress 10 extend "
slam the provisions Of the Of lsis, in operation
with China and Turkey, comforting American Ministers
and eonsuls certain judicial powers 20 be exercised in
cares where countfymen involved The treaty
with Siam renders such enactment necessary.
The large number Of appointments made during the
of Congress- together with the Chinese Japanese and
other treaties wcre in the executive session Of the
Senate today, referred 10 appropriate committees tor
animation.
Mr.. steaiunan has written his resignation az public
printer Of the House, but wthholds sending in Tor the
Fesent
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House of Representative.

THE orJ2AGEs IN NICARAGUA
Mr. Clay, tadm.) Of KY, offered resolution, which
adopted requesting the President not inconsistent
with the public interests, to communicate to the House
all the Information in his possession which may shortly
INTO his possession, regarding the recent reported
boarding by British officers Of American vessels in
the Gulf Of Mexico.
wsTRoUs npGscIHRu
The House resumed the consideration the Judge Wat
rous impeachment case.
Mr. JOHN CoeHRASE, tadm.) Of N. Y, argued from the
evidence 10 show the completely OF Judge Wa;rous in land
speculation, and that the House should inquire his
conduct with view TO further proceedings.
Mr. TAYLOR, (adm.) OF Louisiana, coDtended that IL
the duty Of the House 70 Judge Watrous OF
high crimes and msdemeanors and call the Senate for
bis trial
Mr. MAYNARD fopp) Tennessee, insisted that there
was nothing whatever 80 justify such proceedings.
Mr.. AsRAIs, fopp) of New Jersey, oontended that
there sufficient evidence which 10 find bill Of i'm
peachmeut
Mr. HorsToS, (adm) OF Alabama said he would endea-
to obtain vote the pending subject tomorrow az
ternoon.
Adjourned.
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foRf or fsnsss. iR.ssDias 'lNrEDrnAroS
J. The undersigned United States Consul tsr Panama do
hereby cerft that w. De bermngham Jp, James -. Her
mann snee hsraam0 and rics K0srup @b sign
are ahxed y The written Instrument o writing chants
Il re.peciabiry and wholesale sp chsnr
ths city and that their above genuine and
enutled n mil faith and credit
Witness my band and seal u nnce Panama his I'm day
of November ~ d. ioor Asos u. CoKwiSr. tnasd sasss
Consul.
PROM the Panama ryersis Ssy IsJ
The steamship Washinstop, ~ the Ice White line which
70 ave hev YORK % he h Inst with tris af f1ur huu
dred bosr has prnhabv reached San Juan
Nort by ihs time, ana noorpus The passenger
st he unable ~ cross The land route " The .acidc AMI
they could that there Iusn i@ b
them ihy must we presume either be brought down here
returned W New Nnrh on the ship which brought them
stany rate the captain and agent w harly think turn
ng pe unlucsy creatures sfrit 10 Nicararva
The ms which has ant~vlss
the outset most dissracef 70 Whine fr
have they winIy drceved the pubic bn have 81 h~ss
own captain and entirely neglected provide for eir pas
sengers ater landing hem on the lshTnds
The Hermann wss sent round CAGE iiora With so psssen
NOT cent ot money With him, nor scze letter credit
Even she Goals sent ont - meet the shr obtained
the freight and we only by the Captains N
nR IN arpe quantity ~ he The shin u pro
coed esisornl Had the Capt ,n kes H. hlp hsr o p
into san Juan del Sur take tie washnQtrns nsssars
IA probable he cuh have cot hsr on Il frasue
AL - be could not have got dollars worth supps
ah and would have about ten thousand dollars
ve have objection IN the world n Opposition Inca ,n he
contrarv We gain ~ hn hut hsp dstpp owing
oi these oous pennies semes go ~ or 1et pur
w. heartily tha, Captain cavendev Of ,hs s,as.psb
Hermann whn returns % New YORK ., he lnols sin *
hrre Y une = g hmself and hs property H. ea
ot The tscrpn v hi n bas been pra1te.l raD h ~ y.
uAy sNeapase mn rom ah hlsmc and hiak hat IL scntnx
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsITNOToN, june

WAsmINoroN, June D.
SEEATE--MF. 'Pearce, Of Nd, in referring TO
the difficulty Of yesterday between Messrs- ia
Wis and BENJAMIN, explained that the misunuer-
standing arose from his statement respectlns
the letter of Major Bell, and other documents
It was manifest that the two Senators Were
speaking of different papers, causing a different
view of the facts il Is equally obvious that
neither would have taken n different view OF the
matter had they been in possession Of the same
data. He would, however, add, that IN the sen
ator's CDavis) second remark there was an as
periiy of tone which he would not have used
had tie facts been presented e. him.
Mr. Davis replied, saying that the misunnef-
standing had arisen from the cause stated IL
was, however, some justification III the oeieaIe :
position he is placed towards the Secretary Of
War. and to his mind il appears as Il an lmpu-
tation was implied that he wished to undermine
q recommendation Of the Secretary OF war by
diverting the appropriation he asked Tor 70 otner
objects His manner was not offensive IN intcI-
ton, and il is due TO himself to say that ne -
incapable of Injuring the feelings O any one
Anger is contagious, and he thought tnal the
Senator from Louisiana exhibited angry feelings
in his remarks
Mr.. Benjamin felt the embarrassment OF an
explanation, but wOnld appeal confidently 20
his brother Senator's that on no OCCASION had ne
exhibited any but courteous bearing towards
them.
HOusE.-The House considered anu Passeo
resolution from the Senate, extending the SEES
sion Of Coneress to Monday next and on motion
Of Mr.. j. Clancy Jones, Of Pa, twas resolved
10 hold evening sessions, taking recess from
4 till o'clock
The House then proceeded to the considers,
ton of the Senatss amendments to the Naval
appropriation BILL
The House agreed 10 the amendment Of the
Senate appropriating $4,000 asa compensation
to the Commissioner 10 be sent to Paraguay,
under the resolution adopted for the adjustment
Of the difficulties with that republic.
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/ Aao@6s lCattiag 4ttiag.---A man named
Thomas Cochran, was stabbed last night ON
board a keel boat lying at the foot Of Quincy
street, by thewAtchman Of the boat It seems
that Cochran had been employed as a. IabOrsT
on the bat and demanded his pay from The
watchman. Cochran attempted to go aboard,
when the Waterman warned him of. threaten.
to cut him with knife he held in his hand =
Disregarding the threat Cochran continued to
advance, whsn the watchman struck him two
or three times with the knife, infiicting severe
wound upon the arm and also naer the shoulder.
The wounded. man bled PrOfnsely. Hewas kind.
" caredt for aud medical aid was called, The
officers were on the hunt Of the watchman, but
had not succeeded in finding him when we LEFT.
2. s.-We learn that cochran's wounds are
likly to prove fatal, Anartery was severed and
it was thought he would bleed TO DEATH
Late last night several persons were arrested,
and discharged The real offender is ssillat
large
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FRoM INDIANAPoLIs.

.JUSE -Lecompton Democrats IN the Third
Conversational District Convention to-day, nom
mated Hon. Jas Hughes for reelection The
snti. Lecompton delegates repndiated the nom
ination of Hughes, and Organized separate
convention and nominated Jno. Fairer, Of Jack
SON county. as their candidate. This gives the
district three candidates Leeompton, anti Le-
compton Democrat aud Republican The re.
publican Congressional Convention Of the tll
District, yesterday Nominated Wiii' IN: gul'u'
Of Madison for CONGRESS.
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RRAePs ARCTIC IMMINENT

This incomprehensble Llnment, upon which ,is sfss
the pangs Rheumatism, Neuralgia, So9ts Etg
Cancer, acTofula sPrans p SnssS, an similar prep
aratons me propristors give for the eneoars q
cures seeted by during the pastfey MONTE Gss
tiheatss from the parties namsS = Of
all h@s'- few one Bottle TrInmPhant.
Az Mont No $40 Morgan Street. Sc. Louis, having
sutred for three years with ana tried many
tie OF AfStic ~. nm I'M OF iPurantory.
enrv Davis Aound street, 81 Louis, who says he vas
suGerinE the pangs Of with s ts
months was cured By three or four aPPlieAnohs 's
Arctic Lnl@ ssfty the I.Iitle ChIIdren.
little daughter q Mrs. Lee, on of sIs
~ Sonr water The Arctic accord
ing t. the ss SsyS the little speres YES ven
.a,o. x Sisr. Can al street, n Si had long suf-
tered from painful and disa S ana
and by the use Of one bottle o. the
restored 70 h'' I 4 iIIHerTibis Tumor.
tsor On Cd. neck which resised All remedies
snt he tried the arctic Lnment. Three bottles cured
him In q lew We IVvondorfuI Curel
Mrs Bedford Mobile was 10 her couch for three
years with numb palsy and after beng IA
allure Of al remedies, cured by the Archie ni
ment, in a little over month;
MS1iPIiIs, Tess, Nov. 2sth, 1851
isS ~ s or steam Boiler afriend induced
me 10 try Bragg, Arctic Lpinent
Y In vas gone from the bruises. In two weeks was
s9sti and ahle 10 resume my business.
HENRY ITAYERSlSl reellenos S4e--pH sstess'
The nslimd 9eot -. -.
.ss .VKusFEEf CtFT, Iowa, Nov. '9ths 1901
mr. A. G. BRAaa-Dear Sir: For more than tlree gea.ts
had been afflicted with Innamed eyes IN an
tried various
~ M was Induced by DR.. Baum 20 Try the Afse
ftaI,snt and in two months neerly we'll Ny iile
t5Ts and during portion Of the time was entey pima
IN one eve applied your valuable ldninsnt, ane nef
~ now ueffectly sound Thus have i Wlt one Two
cured my daughters eyes ana my OWL Ds.laes
~ my back. Iwould uot PC Without
e,,r ne remedy my house cnfs
WRnsTKH CTTT, Iowas Nov. IN ,-lr9t.
.sr,ifv that I am we'll acquainted with William
anal win the astoni shnE cures he mentions, and
i 40 sis statenentto be strlctlytrue
AtoN ''' J. q. NADsWOIfH =. n, webster Sisy.
GSood Tor Animals
NH. InVaIuable Imminent Il also equat IN
t6e Jseasee OF animals, Is witness the loeHinE
.,idcste. NessFs a A. Arnott ana llleli z eo
100 ~, livery stab inthe gen
ersiiy known thfoug houtthe Unitea ga tss7
nav Inc used Dr
IA Number OF months, cheerfnlly TESTIFY % s "a
IN curing the diaeases Of horses % veil
sstsded Of the Arctic being me ~ ~.
vo1id use other We keep anu 1lte tel
~ az veaFs extensive livery stapieAln ~ etii ~
olir about ioF fpe taeis
and We say t1As - ~.
tie only one have ever teta
nd 4 70 allFefy tseste eie
! otIs rs having the care Of horses. ,pNoT
I.YNOH. ARN0F 4 CO.,
l. -0hesnut Street.
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Transient Advertisements.

Itwould be a relief from a very disagrseable
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, if all persons would remember that tram
sient advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE Requests aremade for us'to copy
advertisements, very often, and charge to par
ties ofccurse we don't do so. The mon
ey must in all cases, accompany the adver.
tiselnent.
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PICTURES FOR THE MILLION:I

~ Prices to suit the times, at wYKKs GALLERY OF
arr MIN opposits Uton. Pictures taken at this
gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public are aware
the place eSest Pictures that are Ia
ken in the city. .,..,...,.. -. :. ...o,s
VT. 10 obtain 81 pictures, but eomeTlEA 70 head
prepared to take them - ehssP
the cheapest. (dee9Il J-W.Hfkks' AFtist-
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The Daily Intelligencer.

Persons Wishing the Daily latcttigsnces, can
have it left according to directions for tea cents
per week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
Orders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers.
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys, unless they can show author
ity from Mr. Rice to make collections.
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The Weekly Intelligenoer,

For this week will contain great variety of
matter of unusual interest to the public. A full
report of the Burns murder case, the trial, sem
tence, and everything in relation to this horrible
off.ir will be found in its columns. The sehs
tcncc Of Judge Thompson pronounced in this
case is a paper that should be read and circulat.
ed far and near. Copies of this paper with or
without wrappers can be had at our counting
room to-day. Five cents copy and one dollar
per annum.
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FoNEIdN NkWs
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER KANGAROO.

NEw YORK, June g.-1rhe steamship kanga-
roo. from Liverpool, arrived this morning, with
dates to the 2Bth ult
The steamship Arabia arrived out OIL sunday,
the 28d iIt.
London. bnt they furnish no news Of import.
anee The conference of the alliell powers had
held preliminary meeting, at Paris on the
subject of the prineiPaine&
IivRaPooE, May 20 : Sales Of cotton for the
last three days, 10000 bales, including ,l0g on
speculation aud 400 for export. Inc An,efl-
can advices by the Arabia, received on Sunday,
caused a decline Of l.Sc. in cotton. The market
closed doll The Manchester adviees were law
orable for brendStufIs. The weather had been
favorable for the crops
Calcutta dates are TO April ID The rebels
were driven from Azinglnr, with heavy losses.
Colin Canpbell's staff was marching towards
Rohubund Sundry successful encounters with
the rebels is reported.
CHIEA.-Elgin and colleagues were about %
leave Shanghai for Teenslng Inc Meets "Oulu
soon follow.
The ship Courser, bound to New York, with
ten. was lost on Prnta shOal- The crew EaVe9.
The project for n steam line from GalWlek 10
America Is revived. IL is said that tirst class
steamer will sail about the 10Th Of june
THE telegraph fleet would leave Plymouth on
an experimental trip about the 29th. and return
to that port instead Of Queenstown. lt - pIO-
posed to Law the cable from Placentia Bay, NeW.
iolIndIand, direct 10 Portland, Maine, ON the
completion Of tie present enterprise
The trial 0f the Chalons insurgents resuiled
in fine and imprisonment 70 a majority OF them.
Another ministerial crisis Is anticipated ut
Madrid.
count of III health.
The French government caused great eAelIe-
ment by proposing to,ieonvert the property o.
info
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FROM BOSTON.

JuxR 0.-seven bodies have been recovered
from the wreck of the yacht Prairie Flower,
which was sunk in gale yesterday morning
The names Of the dead are, Osgood Swi6om,
late chief clerk Of the Salem Post Once; Daniel
Ei1z WIN. Donaldson, WIN. NewcOnlb, Clark
smith aud w. II. Russell; all young men. Capt
Brown. who commanded the yacht, and several
others are still missing.
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NnM YnRK MARKET.

.JuNE a.-Flonr heavy; sales 5000 bbls. At
81 s5a4 90 fof State; 81, 90 for Ohio, and
~ 4t,a4 10 for Southern, decline Of 6c'on each.
Wheat heavy; sales Of 10000 besh AZ 80 Tor
Oh Tor western Red. Corn heavy; sales 1000
bnsb. at 60a7O for mixed, and "a for yellow
Ness pork declined Zoe At 817 ,25s prime quotes
81 s14a14. %. Whisky duh at 2la2ll
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IyN : Al 1 ARNof 4 co.


49,; having old niniments on hand Wi tIy
10 Ieil them A. the best, et " AS
S,sse 70 purchase them. AAk LOT nt.t, - =. - = 49,
1tfSsSIgrl - and take other.
lAAl-s.A - Liberal tropeatA ~ 2 ~ :, -,
gree to furnish each pnf 81 q flols
With nee ption 60 ne ~
s This OF the besi y, : Z;
one the holder 70 the henet 81 this prop
nsitlo - in the ~ ~ se s'l
ME 81 cent and ~ bottles contain % alaly
~ more Imminent In propoftiqn 20
Per For sale BY BRAGG q BUl1ito
are the enc - Louis No.
-, 81, s,,sFs- town aud VILLAGE. Appllca-
,ns must Away be ~
spegs,ss vlnsd ~ "a General Ageptsto' sAsess-
-; 55s md LEAD color Straw Hats iust esnse
I tQ BOYS BROW. s1'' s. D. HARPER SONS.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
111z1....4.1 TIa,naIa Dil1c


Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke n D.,
Paysietua ErtrdordiHary % The Queen,
This invaluable medicine unaIng in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
eonsutiOn Is subject. ItmOdsratss All excess and re-
ali distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
On TO MARRIED LADIES
Il especially suited It VIII, In short time bring on The
monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Governments
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent eOuhterfeis.
CAUTION.
7aese Ils should not Betaken 6VJemdEes during de
FIRST THREE MONTHS of prs0aaMey, az they are
sure to brtag Miscarriage, bat at other ttaaSe
are StVs.
cases Of Nervous and Spinal Aheetions' Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue uight exsrtiOn, PaPta-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect cure when other means have failed, and Al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ealomsi
anthony, or anything hurtful'to the consttatIon
Full directions In tie pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLate 1. O. Baldwin 4 CO.,) ROehesterrN. Y
NB-$I,OO and postage stamps enclosed 70 my au-
horised Agent, will bottle, containing bV Pills.
by return mall.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN CO., I'm wheeling,
B. l. Pahnsstock Co., Wholesale Agents, PitsbHrgi
Purcell Ladd oo Wholesale Agents for Va, AZ kieh-
mond. aP-S
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,p,rrsan,,sH. June g.-The great German
s,;sss,ss 4 convention was attended by two hum
sjrsd SINGERS. Thousands Of guests from III
Ssnrters are present The National 1lieaiTe
~ crowded 10 excess last night % hear The
coneeft. whieh vas 4 complete success The
fssiival CONTINUES three days Great excitement
prevails, but admirable order il maintained.
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Fire in the First Yard The alarm of tire
'bOut o'clock yesterday morning, was from inc
Old frame house of Peter seybold, in the First
Ward No damage was done Of any consequence
except partial destruction Of thereof. Several
hnilies resided in the houseand great confusion
Of course, ensned, when the alarm was given !
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French Goods.

N|k
0opeces - wide SiSo Il
4 J Ia3( cents, always sofa I9s ~ go
scond inouTnnE chntEes at ~ MS A. 01lE cents
LOIJPINE'S BEST ALI hVOit -
per ysTd very quality which used % sell s,,t - ~ AZ
cs5ts II vim sell now at 1915 cents. some sSvS t
low as 6 cts yard and 6oured the very 6nest
~. - On .snts and figured at 20 cents = stves
plsil11 R az EEsPAGNE96 pieces. oeen'u
and pieces worth so cents for only
% cent. sar ssss Asns Goods, very nice and
cheap. So, An excellent ail.boued
ptsst sJJIr yer rich lustre, " tneil VIZ - s
etsS 100. EDS sold last season az per YARD
r. - s.I.he GSrentest Bargain res
s,,,s,oi SILK ROBES, Of go yardS saen, saH y
1nid ~ season at from 80 @
Y apiece. challenge any 1toI,es are not
Sent ahout silks, 70 deny that IN I0RFD
sI5 value. ds very de-
5 oifyS ~ M ROBES 2U1LLE sac haySsiu
he color de igns and w! ~ New YORK
tney - and bought ~ new STYLES
i aisos' inst received. about % az ~
49, ka very hand some ana htt tide stripes
ta Is % ~ LAWN 80. "a lold
yg asbe sEifs Barege Robes 20 Yes e Robrs
ana snr SiO ] VII sell Tor w. yo6i, one
lAss sf1e very cheap Fine Ia ~ Ssis
SiaS and Pity Cents ppiece at is Main 81.
/
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RaIfROAD DIFFICULTY.

BrFrAGo, June s.--A difficulty exists be-
t,Eeu the Erie and Central railroads, Ht Batavia
ef a threatening character The latter eou'-
panv placed tain 81 freight cars on the eIps's
ing and claimed the tfaek The Erie egmpany
applied 20 the slffih for PToterIiou and q iDoi-
INV crossing will be made by fsree q neees-
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wAeuINGTnN NRWs.

JUNE ga challenge pas yesterday be-
tween Senators BenjaInini Of r., and Davis, o.
Miss, in consequence Of offensive lalgua lilea
syer That through the intereession Of friends,
the sfIail. has already been satisfactorily ar
ranged, or is in progress Of adjustment
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BAITTNORE Market

.IuSs s.-FIonr dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull: sales OF Ted at 90al,00i white 96al ~
COM siealy. Whisky dull but steady At cola
ali. Provisions dull, But prices Inchanged.--
Coffee dull; sales Ri0.at lOailt.
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PArlADEiPi1A. June 9.-eIuriStian W Hams,
n farmer Of Sirasbury. LaneAster eyuHty, eOm-
raitted suicide. Al the Hotel Market street, BY
cutting hi, throat
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Tie !Straw1srry FsstiBaI Night--The la
dies of the LIST Presbyterian Church are Prepari
ng for splendid Strawberry Festival, which is
to come off at Washington Hall tonight. The
proceeds Of the Festival are to be devoted to
rsnoyating the church. We learn that the ladies
have arranged everything with good taste ana
propose to furnish an entertainment worthy OF
themselves and the cause We expect 70 see a
Lrge attendance and delightful tune as con-
sequence
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AMBROTYPES

wHHGm CANNOT BE sURPAssBD,
AMaROTYPEs WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AMBRorYPRs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR,
Pictures on Paper, hest-Iron, Patent leather, DC
Taken In any warranted equu to auyn thseity
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
.na,l1v O. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.