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CONSTADLE'S SALE

" u Z Z n
-AD issued out of Justice Berry's Court Ophr town
ship. county Of Butte ana state of California, the
26h day of January A. -. 1855 and to directed in
favor of EDGES 4 IIANNON and against N. CAR.
ROLL, for the sum of two hundred and six $206 90
dollars damages and interest Ht the rate Of six per
cent per month from the date Of judgment To witt the
18th of october A. d. 1851, until paid. and three and
seventy five one nundredths So 7J dollars costs of
suit, have seized and Will expose for sale nj public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. at John = Der
ry's Office In Oroylle, COUNTY and state aforesaid
WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY,A. A. ID. 1858, ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, NIL of
the right title and interest Of the said n Carroll Of in
and to the following described property, to wit: the
fractional parts of lots number one, l. two, 2, and
three. s. of block number one, l. as laid down and
described on the map of said town of Oroville, to-
gether with all the buildings and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Il l.. PATTON, Constable.
by NJ. A. McLAuGHLIN. Dep'ty.
Dated Goth day of Jan., A. ID. 1858.
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T'0TfIE AFFLICTED--DR. I'D. CHAPkAY can
j b consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
forms of private Diseases such syphilis, ,Oonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequences OF
self abuse. In the first stages of Syphiltic or Como
rheal diseases he guarantees cure in "A few days,
without Inconvenience to the patient or hndrance TO
his business. When patient, by negect or improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such as b1boes ar painful swellings on
the grons, or ulcers in the throat aDd nose, which ii
not checked. destroy the soft pats and cause the
boneo TO mOrtify. separate and come away, leaving
the sufferer an object hdeOus to behold or when
botthes and pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upon the boncs or
when his constitution Is injured as to predspOse
to consumption or other constitutional tseases, the
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensation.
In EUMATISM. chronic or acute: in DYSEN-
1ERf or DYARlti0EA, he has safe and eiIectuai
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences of
self abuse, such asnOcturna emissions nervousness
timdty, headache, pains in the back and limbs with
general weakness loss of memory. injury the sight
restlessness, confusion of ideas dislike for society
and feeling of wearness Of life; with the nervons
system so eXcabie that slight noises shock start e
the patient. making his existence miserable. For the
above maladles the Doctor will guarantee u cure or
ask no compensation. n can be consulted free oi
charge. and invites all TO cal ii will cost them
thing and may be much to their advantage. Office
hours from 9 A. NJ, to 8 p NJ.
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTlCE is hereby given. that |. the undersigned,
~ will apply To the Board of Supervisors for Butte
county CaliornD, al theft next session for renewal
to me of Liconse 10 keep Ferry at Nelson's Bar
West Branch Feather River.
Jan. 1, lS57.--4w' C.S CURTIS.
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vHNO THE HON. WARRENT. SEXTON,
Judge oi the Fifteenth judicial District. Z. n
liarris. District Attorney. and all others whom it
may concern. Notice Is hereby given, that I shall
apply To John Is. Weller, Governor OF the State of
convicted at the January term OF 1855 OF the District
Court in and lor Butte couny State of California for
the crime Of manslaughter, and sentenced Tor the
term OF one year p. II. WATERMAN.
OrUville, Jan. 2jih 1853
hereby accept service of the above notice this
Goth day OF January. 1858
WARREN T SEXTON, District Judge.
L. II, HARRlS. district Attorney OF Butte
County.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
SEAL. Court affixed ihis the first day of February
~ A. ID. 1858.
Jan. NJ. IL. DARRACII. Clerk
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Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ not be responsible for any debts contracted b,
VIM Geer, at the late firm of Maier & Geer, or Geel
* Co. of the City Brewery, from notice OF dissolution
published on the asth inst.
DAVID MAIER.
orovile, Jan. 3oth, 1858.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons dealing In
IN Powder. that Section of Ordinance No. 4, OF
the city Ordinances, will be strictly enforced and
each vender of powder is notified to procure Ii
cense for vending the same, ordered in section s.
Ordinance No 4.
s.w. GAMBREL, Superintendent.
Ofovlle JAM
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

TENIIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
u under the irm of Geer * Maier OF the City
Brewery, is hereby dissolved. All persons having
claims against said firm will present them mmedi'
ately for settlement.
DAVID MAIER.
Oroville. Jan. 2Sth, 1853.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S


Il INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co 's office,
San Francisco, California. Established ls54 Tor the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician, J. CZAPKAY. NJ. d.. late of The
Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Physician to
Military Hospital of Pesth and late lecturer dis
eases OF women and children.
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EDEWARE OF iMPOSlTlON.-fn consequence
Ed of the wide spread celebrity of DIR. YOUNG,
namBrous imposters have sprung into existence pre-
tending to be perfect masters OF the heGllhg arl anu
have succeeded in imposing upon few OF thenni
wary sufferers. Persons wishing to consult Pbys'
cian, shoud be very careful how they put aonhdence
in the published statements of such cbarlaians lof
they are as INSCRIPTIONS III such statements as IN
their practice of medicine, and very unsafe 10
trust. They will first deceive YOU by false certhCals
procured from drunken loafers." who perjure ihem'
selves TO get money to satisfy the cravings OF as.
eascd appetite. when such Quack guins your con.
dence, he will then dose you with mercury and othet
poisnou. drugs, anl after they have robbed youon,
your money and Injured yonr cunstition, they wiz
cast YOU off with the charge that you have noli iol
lowed his directions.
The only way to avoid such imposters. is to con
suit Dr J. e. Young the Pho neer Advertising Physl7
clan Of California. At meeting of the Medical rao
uls Of this state, called TO investigate the source
malpractice that has caused so much suffering III
this country, 1t was unanimously recommended thS'
all the afflicted should consult DR.. Young, as he was
the only regular physcian now advertising III CM'
forna, oil others in his line beinl Giacks and impos
ters, aud are not to be trusted The afflicted win
please take notice thai there was not Physician a.
the meeting who had ever seen or heard of "a Single
case of malpractice from Or. Young, while not QUE
of them but had seen number m cases from uo
foreign quacks, who so vauLiingly sci .prlh lheli
pretended virtues in the pupc prints.
The above facts shOuii be borne in mind ~ Vn
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven. ihav are getting thoroughly expor
ed. and ii will no. be long before they will haYeso
fly the country % avoid the just Indignation 0i aa
| outraged public Then will all good people ihahA
DR. Young for his continued efforts to Danish quaeh
eTy from our midst. -
DIR. YOUNG e,.n be consulted from M.toor
VI. at his office. cOrntr of California and Montgomery
streets, the Pacigc Lxpress Office San Francisco
All letters enclosing the usual fee of Sl0 will mee'
with prompt attention.
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EpAlNT ASD.wBiTE-wAsH BRUSUES-For
II sale bv CuLTON MepERMoIr
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

OroviIIe. Jan. 2s, 1858 -fl-2w
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V'IlERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suffering
Il fpr want Of Scientific medical treatment, anu
You fear IT, apply to Physician, because they ba'e
been deceived or their friends have been. by some
of the dharlataps VIII infest the community, and VINO
publish themselves as good physicians, professors
etc To all -uch we unhesitatingly recommend Dr.
g. Young, rs a Physician in whom all oan place con-
idcHce. lie is "A man of eminent and proiouhu
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashise with persons In affection. HIS
standing as Physician ard gentleman ARE noIh
guarauteed-the first by his medical works, whicn
are an hor 10 their author, and the extensive ana
highly successful course of practice with which ne
has been honored since his advent in California anu
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle o
acquainances,
DEMEMBER-That Or J. C. Young's Office Tor
NJ the treatment of Private Diseases is at the cor
ner of Montgomery and California sts, San Francisco
REMEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants no patients
but those fully capable of appreciating aud disim,
gushing The services OF regular, thorough bred
physician, from the paltry unlearned and trihlns
quack.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only regular
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases of mpru
dence
REMEMBER-That DR. Young's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown To all Others, pre-
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals OF En
rope and the first in this country from pure chemi'
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That Dr Young gives every aiten'
ton 10 diseases peculiar to females
From the Boston Medical Journal.
Although are opposed TO the system Of adVer-
tising, for good and sufficient reasons, still deem
il but justice TO say that Dr. Young is one of the
most industrious and interchangeable votaries OF tue
medical science in the United Slaiss
rg-No CURE, no PAY-es
Dis Office ia at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foi 1a iSireett, san Fra ueisoj.
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LateProfessor at the University, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsuted privately and with IN,
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours dailv
from A. NJ, until Pm. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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slOd14 The RANG ,iyen 3hovc ia as IL nnalit, and
quantity,
TOBACCO.-Althoug n the receipts of Maryland Tobac-
quite large the demand sufficient to prevent the
accumulation stocks in the hands of agents Sales are
still making S47 80 for common to good crop averag-
ing about S55Oa6 Bay Tobacco is selling at former
rates, which are barely maintained viz Tips 81 5OG
$50; seconds $550GT spangled S7Gl2 and fine yello
Sl2a2O There is change in Ohio Tobacco for which
there is still good demand with sales during the week
oil about 400 hhds within the range of quotations viz
common Spangled mixed with green, SO to $50; common
TO mlddng red spangled, Sc to $50 good fine red
ana yellow spanged SSGl0 and good to fine yellow in
ciuIlnG choice hhdS SllG15 There has been very lit
Tie done IN Kentucky Tobacco this week The demand is
principally for the better kinds of which there is bat lit
Tie IN market We still quote at S6G13 according to
guaIIy. me inspections of the week 1859 hhds
anu; Ioo9 hhds Ohio, and 81 hhds. kentucky-tO
80 mus; mere were exported this week lO'2 hhds.
Vi w " nLcI l,ooo hhds We're to Rotterdam.
FtkED loBAcCo-Ne have no change to
IN WIN light stock there is but little demand We
md
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,y York.
BY TELEGRAPH.
rough WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

Fun lHE ZEN NDlNG JUNE 11TH
ALCOH0L.-There has been but a very limited demand
this week but prices nevertheless shade higher with
sales of so bbls Western 95 per 40 cts 1t is now
generally held at Il cs but very quiet Retail lots are
selling at 45d47 cts
BEESWAX.-There is very little doing at 80 cts for
bright yellow.
BREAD is unchanged with limited sales of Navy at
cts, Pilot at cts and Water Crackers cts Der lib
subject to a discount for cash.
BARK has been very dull and without any trans
actions. We quote No. l Querctron at S20d22 nomi-
nay.
COFFEE.-The market has ruled very quiet throughout
the week, with sales of 900 bags Rio in lots Ok cts
for damaged, 10d10& cts for medium TO fair and 1913 an
ii cts for good fair to prime, 200 bags Laguayra at ii
cts and 800 bags Jamaica private terms To day the
market quiet with sales of $50 bags low grades Rio
at 10 cts and $50 bags Prime do at IL cts The imports
for the week from Rio by the brig Taulah 2lO bags
bark Antelope 5000 bags; Porto Cabello schr Flying
Scud 200 bags; and today the brig Union States from
aguayra with l62 bags. The stock is about 600
bags
COTTON.-The only demand is from spnners, who have
taken this week. about 500 bales ordinary good Mid
ding Upland and Gulf at from IL cash to l34 cts
four months, the market closing dull at a decline of
cent. Stock on hand about 800 bales. We now upote.
GRADES.
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later from New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, June "a Leavenworth dispatch of the 9TH
says that Government train from New Mexico arrived
this evening. left Santa Fe May 15h and Union
the l7th in company with the mail for Independence
Major Stein of the st Dragons Lieut. Hastings Captain
McFerren of the Quartermasters Department. with their
families, leave of absence, Mrs. General Garland
Messrs Southwick and Sawyer, Surveyors the South
ern Overland Mail Route together with escort of
twenty-five men, under Lieut.. Craig, accompanied the
train.
Large bands of Cheyennes, Arrapahoes Kowas and
Camanche Indians and large numbers Of emgrants bound
to California and Arizona met on the Plains The
former were peaceaby disposed. The Santa Fe was
in excellent Order and the party through twenty
three days No Santa Fe papers have been received and
there is no New Mexican of interest reported Con
tnued efforts were being made to organize Territorial
Government Arizona. Rich gold deposits had been
discovered in the neghbood Of Tucson.
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4ublit Sales.
BY SAMUEL j. soPER & co,

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Il
i decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the
undersigned will offer for sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858, al O'Clock p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city and
described follows, that is to say-beginnng the
northeast intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardy, binding on Jefferson
street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall be
tween the house the lot being described and the
house on the lot adjoining eastwardly thence through
sai partition wall northcry, parallel with Spring street.
egy feet to an alley ten fee. wide thence weswardy
sd alley to Spring street, and thence binding Spring
street to the p of beginning.
rms lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
of S35. ' " w minimum ~
TERMS OF SALE:-Oue half cash and the balance in
slA months, with interest and security
ORNILLE H0RWITZ,
Trustee
my20 2aw3w&ds i-N - ''i az aot;o go,
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PROVIDENCE, R. J., june l0The following is the state
ment of the Banks of this city for the ending the
9TH inst:
Circulation. 81 555 717 Loans s17 O6O Cos
Deposits. 2,OS3,S73 Specie.......... 577 sos
The statement of the Banks of Rhode Island in
Guiding those of this city for the week ending the 9TH
inst, is as follows:
Circulation. '4 s45 Loans. 81 147 720
Deposits. Sl5,9O4 Specie. l6S AGA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

June 5.
SUGAR.-Wth limited receipts and steady demand at
the rnlng rates. prices have improved fully Ct the
sales during the past three days comprising 400 hhdS
Guiding 100 yesterday the basis of al cts for fair to
July faIr-makin% total for the week of 500 hhds We
advance our quotations follows: Inferior 3dI4 cts
common to good common Cd5R cts fair fully fair
% G6& and cts; prime X 07& and choice 77dS cts
Clarified ranges from 6u94 Received since the LIST
instant III hds. Exported Is Weeks receipts hhds
Exports Isl.
AoLAssEs.-The demand has continued moderate and
the market quiet without any quoabc change in prices
he sales for the past three days comprising 400 bblS
mostly Fermentng at 23d271 cents. Prime may be
~ cents. Orleans Refinery Reboed meets ready sale nj
u cents for bb and 81 for half bbls CITY at so
cents for bblS, Louisiana 81 cents and Goodaes at
40 cents Received since the instant 23 bbls ami 600
half bbls Exported so bbls Weeks receipts 9lS bbIs
and 600 half bbls. Exports 2l7 former
CoFFEE.-Ihc market has continued quiet the sales of
the past three days having been confined to 400 bags
mostly Wednesday, nothing having been done yeser
day The entire sales Of the week comprise 45l bags
embracing $50 at cts. 2763 at TO- 400 at 1O G97 at II
and 81 at IL cts LonSdales Weekly Statement sets
down the stock ut % 1O3 bags, 1853 hands and
$50 IN second hands, against GIG time year
The market closed mt l04 cts for Fair 1OlO cts
for Good Fair and lldl1G for Prime Imports since
LIST July direct 2l 3 bags, cOsStwise 81 26-tota 272
659 against 3O61 to the date year Imported
this week, none.
BUTTER.-The market is dull and the receipts sell slow
ly at 10d Il cts, for prime and yellow
EGGs.-Thc market is duh at 7tdJ7 K cts
CHEEsE.-Fhc market is steady, with fair demand for
prime new W. r. ut 6d64 cts.
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fF.:1 VALUABLE COTTON IA CTORIES
H,,,,I AT Auction n 49, w rhC lOltlrIo
42ssA William Mason and oih VI ueeu OF trust rom
18th day of February IS56 and 70 tnem dated on the
records Of EoItimors cn,t recorded among the land
pubic auction IN ATGp6V Undersigned will sell at
o,cIocr u A. ~ r. go 80 l?lh gay OF June, 1858, at
ALL THOSE VAITAEf a. ITrroT Nc ~ c,ty OF baltimore
ated in RaItimnre connI,[ on C ioS DRIES stu
village of FrantIn AID nor,S TII beyond me
AND POCAU0ZTAS EAC10nIES 40 t IN low iiAIAN
TUPEE ufrNGpEn N Ol'iE1 toSethr with about
LAND and all fro NJ ACIiINEnV LvlI,pc -NCTha of
TITS WATEp IcIi1S nir1I IN Ii1r aiIAkA
Sc arinr,ai; - -. Vs. I'M foN f-MENIS
The lopG or" ~ etI'" hpout ono hundred acres OF
The POWWATAW r. ,CTo % yaon' mostly IN grass
aJ D ~ an faCIohf IS stories high, ~ stone,
d rerf % 100 !eet I1s ana 20 wde water
non~es Tb . "i St hedVN cast IRON shafts and
bv Wells & MIL D In ~ sl.c; ~ morse power, nniIt
machinery in ,,ort % Iil III Soou order me
sennrae ne ~ y" ao o NOV ana SpreaGer, IN
of ,Irowin, A G,,or C,,ai ~ ~ ~" ,iruS WIN hcdls
tainim IS HaG oPIe1ersi English do list do, con
Rinp SnndIas III 1r.t i'ne' 10 Frames, l,4io
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,Es BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Cash.
y hAFNA
Payable with
in ten DAYS.
SYRUP IN BARRELS.


Syrup. As cts cash4S cts. four mos
Extra Svrlp............4S g " 81 {"
making of Pimento at 7d74 cts; Cloves at
G1o cts; Pepper at 94d94 cts India Ginger at 5%G6
cts African do at 4d7 cts CaSsa at IS cts; Mace at
50d So cts. and Nutmegs at 55d65 cts.
SAIT-There lot $50 sacks Fine sold at auction
this week S137E, and by private contract cargo of
5000 sacks Ground Aum and 300 Fine on private
terms Sales are making from store at So cts for Ground
Alum 1876 cts for Marshalrs and Jeifry Darcys Fine
and I45 cts per sack Ashtons do Turks Island at 20
per bus The imports $40 sacks from Liverpool
and 3,075 sacks coastwise.
STARCH-The market has ruled very dull this week at
6k cts for Kingsfords Oswego and 5 6 cts for West
ern Pearl.
SOAP-We quote Chemical Olive at 7(d7H cts per h..
and Oeine at 7AS4 cts The market is bare CASTLE
We quote Country Soap at car cts. per lb.
STAVES.-The market continues very dull We quote
Shocks with heads, at $3.50; rough White Oak Pipe
Slaves s4O6O per 1000 for cus and prime do Hogs
head S30a4j; Barrel single stuff, at $lS25 do double
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ErOm INOrt Rrilmer.

WASHINGTON, June I.-Letters received from Fort
Brdger state that there sufficient provisions there
to last until the middle of May the LIST of June be-
fore which time additional supplies would be received
Instead of Agent Hurt melting the Indians hostility
against the United States he in preventing
the Indians from joining the Momons and escaped be
cause the latter had determined to take his life.
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later from st. Domingo.

Boston, June 10-t is stated that the guano island
Nevassa situated about GO miles southwest of St. Domin
go, which has been held by Americans, has been
claimed by the llaytien Government and two
sent to expel all ntruders. The created great
element
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Middling 12H6123 12A@13 l2L61oa<
Good Middling BOBBY 134Ml3% i3n13S
Middling Fair, l3RGl3L l3LG13H 1SKt,1oI

CANDLES.-There has been little better demand this
week. with sales of $50 boxes Adamantine lots mt S
20 cts Chemical Sperm quiet at 2S3O cts Sperm at
3Sgdl2 cts, and City Mould at 15G16 cts
COCOA.-There is none now in first hands We nrota
15lGl6 cts for San Bias and Guayaqul.
COAL.-The interruption Of navigation on the canal
continues and consequently the receipts over the railroad
heavier with increased demand from the Eastward
Rates are unchanged and quote So so for Fine "a ~
for Run OF Nine and 81 for Lump Cumberland free on
board. Anthracite is selling at s5.50d575 and Innn
Cumberland for family use, at Sc per ton delivered
FLOUR-There has been fair export demand and an
average business done this week previous rates which
have ruled steady throughout the week We give the
following summary of the weeks transactions:
HOWARD STREET.-THE sales embrace 8 200 hills Sunor
at S43H closing to-day quiet with sales of $50 do at
$4.374. Extra has been very dull and quotations are
nominaly S475G525 There were sales of 500 bbs cnt
Extra at "a So ~
OHIoThere has been less inquiry for this variety the
Gales amounting to only 1000 bbs. Super at si37H
$50 bbls. Extra at $40 and COO bbls cut do at "a
The market closes very quiet at these rates
CITY MILLs-There has been fair demand at steady
rates The sales include 900 bbls standard Super at III
and $50 bbs choice do at S41SAd425 There has been
no Extra sold that could hear of this week We quote
it at $5d5.50. The market closes very quiet to-day
BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is selling at Sc 5O7 so and
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RniIrnDl Accident

CLEVELAND, June 11-Another accident Occur ed yes
terday the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad by
which the engineer and fireman were killed No passen-
gers were hurt.
The recent rains have produced heavy floods in this
gion and many bridges have been swept away.
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BosToN, June 10--At the adjourned meeting of the
creditors of Messrs Lawrence Stone Co.. today claims
amounting to $4,000 presented making the total
liabilities of the defunct firm thus far allowed So 900 600
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chasing the Franklin Engine House. The subject was
postponed to the September session of the Council
The resolutions relative the purchasing of the Dept
ford and Columbian houses disposed of in the
manner.
The ordinance open Park street from Richmond to
Bddle street, taken up and rejected.
The resolution in favor ON T. Dushane taken and
amended allow him 100 for services rendered
arbitrator on the new Jail.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Kelso and
unanimously adopted:
ReSoircd That the thanks of this Branch be extended
John b. Sedenstrcker, Esq for the gentlemany and i'm
partial he has discharged the duties of presiding
officer.
The Branch then adjourned until the first Monday in
September