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&c HEATHAM. g. clirHAM
W. & s. L. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCEES, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CRURCH STREETE
Nashville, Tennessee.
w Z are in receipt Of large ard selected stock O.
w Groceries Liquors etc. consisting in part follows:
$50 hhds Sugar all eradssf lGB0O genuine Havana CaT
go bbls choice M0lasses; 200 keys Nails, assorted;
] 100 4 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs
100 b5ls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbIs Pecans;
$50 boxes star Candies 10 bbls Fiherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BEzANDIES, WINES, &C.
. y u & . choice French Brandies
20 = casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines
$50 baskets hest brands Champagne;
so boxes ScOvill Claret,
so de 81. Julien DO
80 casks London Porter;
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbls walkers Ale;
100 hbIs fine Robertson County Whisky
. bbls pure old Rye do
. DO do do Bourbon DO
And also large stock Of Common WHISKY, American Brandy
POWDER AGENTS. D
Agents the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder TIE Ia
dersgned being the only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufactures,
would call the attention the Merchants and Traders 10 ir
large stock Of Powder o. hand, in Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rice Powder; 200 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
SO Z Do Do Do 5000 ssts Sycamore Blasting
800 i do do do $50 eases Of Powder, assorted
200 Z do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co..
der. safety fuse.
uay7-d NJ a. E. F. ClEATHAM, Agents.
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q Z have received aud opened entire s,1c. %
~ Pail and ~ inter Goods
Enhancing elegant liars Of New styles Dress Goods
Fa1Cy rruts-our usual quality and good vs5ieiF.
Mems Wela large st0es, racing s;seulHl azsortmsl
u tHa liner rr-ies Of flEHT z-.1l-re-.
Esldy-lsie Clattng -z9Itment0f Ore letter grades
together with en- such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
% make c1uyicte stock of 3oos which We Invite the aen
ton Of Merchants 0clYs
This Is the best stock OF ls Opened .u Nashville
and think well worthy careful attention 90 l person
huyi.- O. -sl 1-a'n- -12lI lFHi MORGAN q &c.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
KETE have good lot Of NEGROES for sale. Some 10
likely Boys from lG 90 years old; good young
Women with child EACH good house Girls 6 to
90 years old, well qualified and be highly recommended
good Carpenter % years old good Cooks and Men %
to 40 years old We anxious sell the lot the regular
market prices Naug2D H. II. HAYNES & co.
EpEG IRON FOR SALE.-ulOOtons est Foundry Iron
lCruteher SNAKE 100 assorted brands est Grey Iron
ELLIS & MOORE,
iuns2 1898 Market street.
Fine Country Residence for sale.
ANlNG determined to carry my Negroes to the South,
4 II l Will sell about Three or Four Hum &sas1s
dFed Acres OF Land, being part of the tract up s5
which now reside, situated good Turnpike Road, -
about thirteen miles from Nashville OF the
hoOdsn williamson county. Soil equal any State. For
particulars apply to ne on the premises to A v s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sep9-dd P. A.PERKINs.
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Manuy's combined Reaper and
Mower.

GTEENG --Iarge stock Of Syruges some entirely new
- atiers, lust received and for sale by A, STRETCH
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEXT BOOKS, used In the High school, Fc-
male Academy, EOung LADIES' Seminary
and other sch OOls in the Cify and CoumtFy, For sale
bp CHARLES W. SMITH,
sep7 81 CniIeze street,
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WHISKY.
100 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 J. IL. Smiths Reserve;
200 Rye and Bourbon;
$50 Nsrsom & Lincoln;
100 ~ Country Single Distilled for sale low by
TERRASs BROTHERS.
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TEVHE Prunriltors inform The citizens Nashville
the pall generally, at they have at c0nss e eepeus
fIlet up tls store houses 9u Ore corner OF
CHEREY AvD CEDAR STPEETS
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d, =. CHE ~,

FhRmix BedStcad Factory.
EHT R. CORNELIUS, Agent, thankful for past aYors and
w indugences, would suggest that We have once
more, and viii be manufacturing
COIT4GE BEDSTEADS LOUNGES, dc.
every description, for the trade and generally
Office Warer00m 40 Spring street, Cherry, where
viii also keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus,
&c. will also keep hand and make order every descTp
Of Mattresses, &c Persons ordering from distance may
rely on having their orders fHed. Respectfully
" r. CORNELIUS, Agent.
SHAFTsR & Co.. Proprietors apr26-H
PLOWSI PLOFS! PLOWS!
E-SSSlz-az@=s $50 Cast Mould Boards,
S=Es% 258 Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
EzEzE-z1zzzz=zsSs $50 Steel Mould Boards,
TERRAss BROTHERS
mar25 g Broad street
H. Il. R. ). LYLEs.
He II. HAYNES & co.,
GENTS for the purchase sale Of Negroes at POrters old
- stand No. % Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
~1HAEN! GRIgy!!--waated at the Nashville City
Z = Mills.
5000 bushels prime WHEAT
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, FOR distillery;
1900 do Corn, for which the highest market price will be
1900 do Rys.
The City Mills keeps in store at al times Extra Family Flour.
Shorts, Bran Ship Sus- &C. which will be furnished and
uYered in large quantities exceeding low prices.
Call The Agency Nashville City Mill, No. g. Market
je2l-d 5. N HOLLINGSW ORTIZ.
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STREET, KING & Co.,
Alto RNEYS AT Law ,

STREET, KING & Co.,
At OF NEYS AT LAW,
LAND, COLLECTIoS,
GEBER a @ EYTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
WETILL practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Courts
Nebraska, buy and sell Land Warrants enter land on time
give special attention making selections Of lands in Nebrask
for those wishing good and desirable locations invest for dsan
dealers reasonable terms, pay furnish abstracts Of enre
short notice, buy and sch lands lots, and al
kinds o. real estate, and do General Agency business.
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse Harding < Co., Boston, Mass.
C. Hibbard Sup't n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany, n
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
Johnson Weaver ? Co. do do
Dr. J. S. Young, % do
Gov. W. B. Campbell, I.s,-1s.l, do
Hoa. Jordan Stokes do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Lous no.
McGarc, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Wn II. Sewer & Co.,B snkers, 0scaoosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluis, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A johnson 4 Co.. New Orleans, Louisiana. lu2-tf
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Of articles in which SPREAD nowhere
confined.
thus protect ourselves from the occasional necessity
ingabOve valUef any article may buy.
We have ample sales and storage rooms, and otherwise
prepared to do business to prudent extent No house in the
United States Of equal magnitude practice greater economy
in the conduct Of ts business We sell
compensated for the labor and risk Of
it be to ready money.
We free buyers Of good quality we'll packed feathers gin
seng and beewax all they WORTH and invite shipments
any extent to he paid Oron delivery with money PAYING
notes the thing ITSELF IL demanded Yarn socks, and country
nys aud brown jeans, purchased by with merchandise
the time Of delivery.
Buyers Of goods wholesale will find the Nashville
we'll better furnished with fall goods than
before It the Tor things and good bar
gains for those who know how pay. Our the only
first wholesale establishment city, We simply claim
be one Of the best.
ageaU-3m DOUGLAS & co
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DOU GLAS & CO.,
No. So Public Square
NASH WILLIE, TENN

NHTE now Offer for sale, on accommodating terms,
w may be contracted at time OF each sale,)
2s7S6 packages Fail and Winter Mere
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Hartford, Trnmh-n Co, O., March !, e.
W. Rrnrnan Inshnctnn Co NAV IA 81
pbpsifialls & 5ursrOns.
MORTON. M. D..-Physo

ID MORTON, Nj. D.,-Physopathle
deer Eclectic Physician and surgeon Pa Iess O Mid-
TON having located himself ihis gaee. Is ready TO at
tend 70 all calls his Proiesen, either a hs oco OF AZ
every descpton, either miner animal or yegeable aud
reduces his patients % cure them eu; simply
Tbose % 5 with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
usys Spleen Neuragia IND NATION, Rhsuuatisn teIthsr
Acute Chrouc Loss q APPETITE Oerangeme9t q ne
stomach COastipatioa q the boE.s siloas AHsetiSas
Impurities ofthe BOod any Chronic or long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar is ne saas i sSa .
"a 10 call HIS Mode Of Treatment Is also complstely
NJ M haS also sure ssfs and never failing remedy for
Fever and Asue Cheler, Dysentery and
Diaoea. COlc Cran LOoEia~, Fts andSPasus treat
DM Is also prepared to treat successfully FEYERs
efth yareps Al iC1A, ~ ~ - h
but facts deducted from the Reform
New School system 0 ractice and thorough reading Of
The various schools Of ply and systems Of practice and
Eralhate from the old and schools Of Medhrine-
1,os fKNic n5s and
tincfures syTups such usually Kept in Botanc
iSisa Rsmedes and large number Of Compounds pre-
nared bT himssif as Remedial AGENTS among which
,ss Nm Issn T SR1ssS 3. 4 b,.DsDs as Ps
&C. Aufi- h0us Ps cnsirey or the LIVER san5tlye
ssvs4 IA ~ eSrc never fsiIiSs Tssdy oT
Weak sor nd lnalned Eyes canker Msdeins. for Can
Ms Bslssm u villa ChsFT for CoaEhs Colds Broaohis.
Coasanptiau and al Diseas-s of the LunEs; Rhumafic
use or internal or external applicsti Sovereign REM
edy Tor the Choiera Mothers Corlsl OF fsnAs Friend,
~ n B. Particular Attention viii Be paid IN treat
ing an old Chronic aad Private Diseases TO cleanse the
aiss the dead but he dos claim thai he cure all
abe psessss 90 aaas VA are so1sasssa M
s. CisEsl land, Wet Sids-
. p b; ~; SoqIs ~ that hS sss gi.s One 81,
various branches AZ. sdlS kdoaytJnly8 10
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REFoRM CoNYENTION.

RUTLAND, June 25th-
The Reform Convention assembled at 10 o'clock
this morning aud organized by choosing j. Il
Walker Of Gleuns Falls President. Resolutions
were introduced on spirinalisD, ant-slavsry, mar
riage maternity the bible land reforms free trade,
the Sabbath and Divine Worship. Speeches were
made by Henry C. Wright. F. P. BrittOn, Joel
Tiffany, Mrs. Ernstine L. Rose, Wm- Goodell and
Elder Grant. The Convention was held in tent.
About 1000 persons were present, the SPirituAists
predominating, but there we're also number Of
Abolitionists and Temperance men. The trance
mediums speak tonight
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ARRIVAL OF tbs IRoN CITY.-The propeller
Iron City arrived yesterday morning at about
half past nine o'clock The Herald has the follow
ing particulars other trip: The weather hasbeen
very foggy, causing detention of about twenty
four hours. Left Onionagon at A. NJ. Monday.
Net North Star going'n. Left Eagle River Tues
day morning, having lain there "a hours tax
ing on copper Left Marquette at midnight Tues
day. The schooner St. james was coming in
Portions Of the Indana's wreck were floating
around White Fish Point Left SAINT p M.
Wednesday. Schooner TOrrens at anchor above
Church's. Net schooner Roeder below Chureh's,
bound up schooner Parsons below Nebish, bound
up brig Gen. Worth at Sailors Encampment,
bound down. At Detour were the sahOOners
Wellington and Susquehanns, waiting for tug.
Schooner St. Albans and another schooner
bound in. Tug H. Perry, Jr., bound up to tow
the schooners.
The Illinois left Detour about six O'Clock on
Wednesday evening for Bruce Nine. Left DetOur
at nine O'Clock. Abrea,tthe light, passed schOOn I
er Queen City bound down with cargo ofirOn ore
Thursday, al O'Clock il the afternoon, pas ssedI
schoOners S J. Holly, Mountain Bells and Dieken |
son, OF Lexington, being towed down ; the latter
had her fOretopmast and bowsprt carried away
and canvass passed underher bows Net North.
ern Light at Newport, St Clair River, yesterday
afternoon. Reached Detroit At ten last night
The water was very smooth throughout the trip
and the weather cool and pleasant.
The cargo down was $50 bbls copper, IFS 395
lbs from Cliff Mine for Hussey Mcbride, and
l9s masses Of copper, les s97 lbs from same
mine, for same party. From Mass Mine, s0niona-
gOn, Il bbls. lO,2i6 lbs. and masses 4,225 Ibs.
copper. From Adventure Mine, 81 bbls Is ,354
lbs, and 20 masses, 2O,3sO lbs. From National,
10 bbIs. g S6 lbs, and masses 5,O3l lbs, all for
Hnssey & Mcbride.
The Iron City leaves on Wednesday eveningnext
at O'Clock.
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PLEASURE ExcURsIoNs-The splendid steamer
Northern Light viii. leave the foot of Bath street
At l 2 O'Clock P. NJ. on the 5th Of July, and re-
turn in time to connect with the excursion trains
homeWard. The excursion is gotten up for the
benefit Of the Bethel Tickets so cents. Refresh
ments furnished on board.
The Granite State viii also leave the foot Of Su-
perior street at The same hour and for the same OBJ
ject. This boat viii accompany the ' Regatta," I"
and the trip viii afford much amusement for the
boys. Tickets only 25 cents Refreshments to be
had on board.
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THE DIFFICULTY WITH ENGLAND.
W -. L.. %

Mr.. Dallas in the course Of bis dispatch, dated
the sth Of June, alluded to a conversation he had
with Lord Malmsbury, to whom, following the
spirit Of his instructions, be refused to make any
concession whatever in relation to visit and search,
and he about to end his letter with the report
Of an unfavorable issue Of the interview, when he
was agreeably surprised with a sudden change in
Affair.", and Nalmsbury himself, at the request Of
Mr.. Dallas, wrote the minutes for another eonver-
sstiOn. in which be fully accepted the doctrine in
the letter Of Secretary Cass, Of the 10th Of April,
as sound International law but as conflicting with
the treaty Of 1912.
The States this afternoon understands from 4
reliable source that the President has determined
to send an armed force to Nicaragua, or at least
such a naval display as shall convince the gov
ernments Of England and France that our way to
our Pacific possessions is not to be nterfered with,
and adds that this intelligence may be relied upon.
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ERA
ACCIDENT AT A MASON
TION.

WELLsyILLE, n. Y, June 25.
A Masonic celebration was held in this city yes
terday. After the celebration, the meeting sd-
journed to a large hall for dinner. About 700
persons had entered, when about half Of its floor
gave way, preeipitating about 800 Of the company
to the next Aoor and at the same instant the floor
above followed, with q quantity Of Cutters farm
ing mills, lumber, &C., burYing the mass Of the
people in the ruins. No one was killed, but from
80 to 40 were WOunded-some twenty Of them
badly.
Mrs. Metealf, Of Wellsville; Mrs. Daniel Der
ter, Of Independence; Mrs. COlVin, of Bingham,
Pa, and 3 Mr.. johnson, of Friendship, are re-
ported dangerously injured. At noon to-day all
the sufferers are alive, and most Of them are com
Portable.
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BOsToN, June 25.

Jas Mckee alias Mckee. was hung al 10 O'Clock
to-day in the rOtunda ofthe jail for the murder Of
Deputy Warden Gaylord Walker, in the State Pris-
on about IS months ago. Three or four thousand
persons witnessed the execution. Mckee was at
tended by Rev. Mr.. Stickney, who offered a prayer
and read the service Of the Episcopal Church ap-
propriaie to the occasion Mckee remained stOhd
as he has been since the sentence.
After being pinioned aud seated upon the trap,
Sheriff Clark read the death warrant and informed
the culpTit if he had anything to say opportunity
was now offered He remained silent. The black
cap was adjusted the drop fell, and he died without
q siruRgle.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W AsHINGTON, June -
The subjec, Of projecting the rights OF citizens
Of the Nicaragua Transit route, to-day occupied
the attention Of the Administration, and measures
will doubtless be taken to prevent any improper
interferenee with them by foreign powers.
The War Department has received information
from Gen. Johnston, but il gives nothing more Of
interest than what has recently appeared N the
newspapers.
The srmy at Camp Scott vas awaiting Tor sup
plies. Dispatches for Gen. Scott having been
sent to his headquarters direct, have not yet
reached him in this city.
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FIFTH OF July EXCURSION on THE LAEE--
The North Star has been chartered by the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Society, West Side, for the
purpose of raising funds to defray the expense Of
repairing their Church. The Star is great favor
ite, and will doubtless take out large number Of
excursioHists.
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HOUSE, wANTED-A small comfortable dwell
ing within ten minutes walk Of the WeedeH
House at rent of not over SIPS. will be taken by
careful and responsible tenant, who viii pay in
advance ifrequiped Address. till Monday next,
a. Lemen," LEADER Office d3ts
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ARRIvAL OF THE NoRTH STAR.-Tae steamer
North Star last night. She brought a very large
number Of passengers to Detroit and some 10
Cleveland We did not learn her cargo nor the
particulars Of her trip.
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NATIONAL PRAYER MEETING.
rorr-,.u-s InDa 05

DR.. Avis resolution, adopted BY the General
Assembly held at New Orleans in May last for
national prayer meeting, to be held from 10 to ii
o'clock. A NJ, on the 4Jh Of July, was adopted at
the union prayer nesting in this city this morn
ing. The venerable DR.. Hoge is to lead the meet
ing, and all the clergy are to be present.
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lun5dlm IS
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
THE oRIeINAL AND BEsT IN THE WORLD

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others are mere mtaons and should be avoided, If
you wish 20 escape ridicule-
GRAY RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly l.
beautiful Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 70 Wm Baicelor ISIS, aud over soIee
Hpucafons have been made to Of his patrons Of
hs famous Dye
wAI A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished nature and is WARRANTED
not njureia the least however long l. may he eouta-
uod AMI the in eec; OF Bal remsaied The Hair IN
vigoratsd for life BY this spleqiid Dye.
Made sold or applied n private rooms) atthe Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine has the ahd address upon steel
engraving On four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FRoM RUENOs AYREs.

NV OkAf duHe u
We have Buenos Ayres adyioes OF May 18th
The quarrel between Urquiza and Bue lOs Ayres.
remained in statu quo. UTquiza had been detect
ed in trying 10 influence the municipal election Of
the Province by corruption, which caused much
excitement
Buenos Ayres schooner had been wrecked anc
l2 out OF sc persons on board, mostly OF good
families. persisted
Business continued prostraied.
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DrD Goo1s.
NEW GOODS,

q RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Os Bl-ek Dress silks new and fun supply,
lrdia and Summer 81 Ks.
Ssslla, Cashmere and ihibet ShaWls.
White Grape Shawis emhryidered and plain.
B-ocha Scars and Shswls, .H
Black and Colored SILK Shawls,
Black SIX Eautillas,
Resfori Dress Goods AIouseline de Chene,
Chaii de Lanes Robes QuIlles,
rench b iIants, Orgzndt Musins,
Chiufz OTgandies Chocolate Orsaadies,
Restori Grenadines, Ber1ge Robes.
French Jacconets Gingham Ribes q Q1illa,
p ala al de Lines, HuylCs' Piia s.
French. English and AueTlcan altcaeS,
Ia les GauntletE G ems Driving Gloves,
Ladies MarSetlies ColisFs. Chautilly Neilsi
Parasols Ribbons and Lace,
EmlI' Handkerrh ELS Embd Collars.
Sleeves AMI Collar Ser. Blsck Lace Militia.
Chastity Buged Collars, White SIX Fringe,
Emb'd Bands, deingx ard IuseTtiugs.
Enncy Belt RibbuuS MarSeilies Trimming,
Blark Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna EdGnss.
Bunurf Grapes llluSlon Lace
BonDet Ronches, AleHaniieris KID Cloves
Emh d I.ace and Alusin " ndJW Cultains,
Damasks, MOryeens Table nd Piano Covers,
Mase lies Quilts. COunte paneS and Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens Tickiues and Sheeiiags,
Rusgia Towelinss and Hukabuks,
Sfaple ShiTtingS and Fancy do.
Broad Clohs, CassmereS and SafInetts,
NcStiugS and fsents Shirls -nd Collar
Checked ValantinS. Drab Alpaca
s-tCaShmerc Co1tIng, Cashaus.
No~kerchisis. SusuenJcrs and Umbrellas
All OF which have been boaght low and will be sold Ct
''iIa iSbiI I''-A $ RAYMOND co. @ Superior 81
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PERsoNAL-John s. Bartlett Of n. Y, F. J.
Watson of St Louis, G. E. vandeburgh and lady
and J. Williams Of n. Y, F.E- Parish Of San
dusky, and Jacob Henrica OF Economy Pa, were
among the arrivals at the American yesterday.
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EXECI TlONS.


Jean Bapsiste DesiOrges and Marie Annie Belle
isle convicted Of thu murder Of Catherine Provost,
Of ST. Jerome, last winter were executed in front
Of the jail 10 day. in presence Of an immense con-
course of people. The prisoners confessed their
guilt, and showed much calmness-
This is the first execution in Montreal for tWeE-
ty-fiye wears
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PROM sT. JOHNS.

ST. JOINS, n. F., June 25.
The weather is warm and clear, with south
west wind.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
the 10th inst, for Quebec, is about due of Cape
Race, but has not yet been heard Of.
The Niagara is considered due at Trinity Bay
early next week.
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FROM NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN, June 10Th
The NY. Racing Yachts were spoken to-day At
one o'clock under the Long Island shore nearly
opposite this city by the yacht Mary belonging
here. The Rebecea led and the others came after
in the following order Una first, MAdge ID, sehr.
Haze Sd and the remainder Of the hset badly be-
hind.
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.

n Piafn and Ornamental Printing Of every descrDiiO
douo the Printing establishments Of the Lea5T Oee,
mpr Ted and mos RAPID steam presses. IN the
hest style On notice, and reasonable rates. Par
toular attention paid blank work Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books Lejgers JOuTn
as Sales Books. Receiving Books, &C &c.
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ing ofthe friends of Temperance at the Hall of the
Sons OF Temperance on Ontario street at two
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. A full attendance Is
reouested
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, June %.
The British screw ship of the Indus, bearing
the flag Of Admiral Stewart, arrived here yester-
day IRON Bermuda
The war steamer Devastation sailed from Ber-
muda for the West Indies, on the 18th, for the
protection of the fisheries on the coast OF New
foundland-
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FKoM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June 25.
Mr.. Bee has been reappOiuted Post Master at
0swegO-
To-day has been the hottest Of TIE season Their
mOmeter standing 90 deg. in tue shade Two ca
ses Of COUP d. sOliel have occurred