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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOURT-MARon is.-BesO
Judge eAALLRr.

ASSAULT ON SHlPBOAhD.
In the case OF Cha.Ies, convicted Of assent with
dangerous FRI derrick Hochkiss mate Of the soip
howt the Judge decided tue motion for trial. which
the ground ha the verdict against the weight
eyd, The Judge that under the there
VI sitin sdde lbs: although
bad ecss-sny harsh his Conduct toward the
srcui ed. Motion for IIa veTrul.' .t ..I..
Isaso T. Smith The Mayor kc Of New York aud Jererh
Towlr.
This was q NJ tion injunction 10 res rain the
defendants om taking aLy upon their action king
wsie grants ude t the panIn sppee,S tnat the grams OF
waielos worth about million vi 1ors between Tween
y hfh Twenty sixth sieeis North River sde 10
he pabth IL 1880 1897 hese grpts end.nts
voksd lot they taking steps carry that
revocation into elect Council for the defendants being
ready, the hearing ihs matt p'sponed uot
Mon in april defendants sspusimE not to take proceed
lpgr n the -. ~
b. D. Field for planf II. A. Anderson for deenasnts
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Tay ErFEcT OF Rum Coroner Horton he'll an IN
oues ys.terosy ppon the cody Of Ms os Ray who died At
r. idspre In RAYMOND street ia at OF desun emeas-
m. dsceard was 81 years ace. nsve OF Engndi MARRIED
but had no family. ... ..
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DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
QUEkU,s COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 81, 1883, =.
the only remedy for consumption and al KINDS OF coughs
" twice more efiescous than the liquid OIL
Also,
oITFRIvs JELLIPIED CASTOR OIL Psiouted).
To be had OF the No 1876 and all especaoe
iuuxristS. PENFOLD PARKER q MOWER,
No. Is Bsesman-st, wholesale agents.
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ARREST OF A Policy DEALER.-Abraham hlttsr-
land was a..ted yesterday by Officer murphy emerged Win
being rI gage tho palry tickets at No. ID oand stress
4. D. he held for e1auipation.
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Menirai.

A GREAT BLESSING Trusses Entirely Use
~ less Sir Ashley coopeIs REMEDY tproteeedby 1T eis
certified h, pJscanr and clersym-n TO be the most
eryet oicoyereo for the permanent cl'e Of nup'ue
without hnic hgainIe sent free eyervwhere on re-
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Gnilerp, 6aroware, &r.
Groceries, prouisiOns, ct.

L r. ROBlNSON's lNDEXlCAL SILVER
IL sOAP.-A new and beautiful preparation, made oy
tAs BOSTON INDEXlCAL SOAP Co, sressly Tor ee.A
h.. and poshns and Britannia Arcs AMI for
esssips siTross Marble, I'm, IL Il much more con-
Ven.ns and elective Of the p9wde In ise
ana nav be inexoe fenced help vita perec
safety a. nothing that possibly tnure toe anes'
pse OF Jewehy the delicate sEin Though not Se
aEpe5 r 1t Is fJ superior to any other S9sP Ioi
eesnDs Psnt Stsnay, Artificial Teeth este kc
hay Of largest importers and OF so
PlaeS who used IT, have given Their unqualnee
BosToS, Hsy 2, 1883
= aessrs sAYPoRD 4 BURDTTT-GeHas7ea AFTER repeated
trials Of souI Silver soap reeoum End II a. the pest arr
Gle hove for cleaning platet and silver Sare
Dast soon Be used by every family lonf respectfully -,
I" BOsrOR Jane l, $685.
Cniteea We have, during the last twelve m'ntht over
Yo Silver tho trial aud ind there g nothing eq9a
% n e eeons silver quicker, better, ana with
t~1 asyhing have been able 70 Ind 1s1a iepecuay
SAMUEL T. RUSBl 20 40 " W aSh1ngton-st"
PUMICE-srONE SOAP
fos soap n1ryaed eInsive properea IL neo nom any
osnse 1lAh Il the hands and renders than IN ano
White scts like mssc In renewing Writing and 1ners
Ina Pitch v1nish Acid and othe, ns from the lands with
The slGoho other neutrAzng agents IL
equal French Ponine in quality and sold for Lees
aassfAssSs.e 81 the JsroN HDExIcAL SOAP %.
STAFFORD BUROIrr Agents. Boston
an1a Nv dealers Generally II Newfork
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PUTsAa BASE BALL CLuB.--The sixth annual
meeting OF Putnam Base Ball Clab was held a.
Tbesis, in South Eighth street. Eastern District,
Monday hight. Toe following officer. were elected
President, Charles H. Pierce; Niee-Pesiden p Mssoas
Secrtsry Henry g. Barsow Treasurer, Dsnlel goiwini
rrrcois, Andrew T. Burr, Thomas s. Dsrkin and NJ Chi
chester r...
T. ere at p'eseu, abont so members belonging 70
The Club. The Putnam Clus which was the fes organ
izatOn oftbe Lind in Brooklyn will open the season
npon new grouod near the line OF the Broadway
iair, ed and Greene avenue, which has been graded
aod prepared for their
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Wrean 8ieamers, &r.

WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
w EXPRESS,
CALrFORNIA, OREGON,
PACIFIC COAST,
viii be on TUESDAY 10th March at j, nOon per
O. s. Mail Steamship
NORTH STAR
connecting OF Panama with the Pacific Mail Sseashp Co.'s
eauer
GOLDEN GATE.
No ffeirbs received on day az s.ing.
Small packages reeri'od upt' lOs on the day OF sailing
Lteis Govei gment opes received up TO a. III
SiRht xcbange q san francisco Tor sale.
Collect ard cash made on goods.
For OF ireigut inquire Of ,noo On
No. 81 Bro6iway.
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NLw STEAnBoAT.-siesss Webb & Bell, ship
builders at Greenpoint, yesterday commenced laying
the heel Of u email steamboat for the Harlem sad
spuyteD Duyvel Steamboat and Nsyi cation Company
to be connection with two others the Harlem
River, between Harlem and Kings Bridge. She Is TO
be 100 feet in length % feet w1de Sc feet 10 width
over all, snd feet deep. She will be sopplied WITH
beam engine with 80 inch cylinder, aud ~ feet stroke
Messre. Webb e. Bell haze the contract for completing
this boat entire st cost of sbon $4,000, and are TO
bave her ready TO run the 4th day Of July sext-
This the ony work in progress in any of the yards
at Greenpoint or Williamsbnrgh.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

ron I1E w EEK ENDING JUNE %,
ALCoHoL-Alcohol continues dull The oply sale
we nave heard of this week bbls 95 Der
gallon ' N ~ SS ''s'
ASHES.-Ashes are selling in New York at IS 25 for
Pot and 1915 100 lbs for Pearl but we hear of moth
ing being done in them here VI 1''-i
BARR.-Quercitron Bark is scarce and firm lot of
~ tons No was sold day since at s23 per ton
TO b. which figure could have been readily obtained for
"
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady and firm at 35d36 cts.
per ID, but there is very little doing in it.
BKEAD-Bread is steady at the following rates viz:
"A cts for Navy, cts for Pilot, and cts per b for
water Crackers less the usual discount
BRlMSTONE.-We have heard of no sales of RHINESTONE
ton ' ai az Soo per
CoFFEECofee continues pretty firm but there has been
comparatively little done in it this The sales in
cude LOCO bags Rio at from 13A to IA pockets
Java at 5x cts, and so bags Government Java at l6
cts Coffee closes to-day steady at 13kG134 cts for
medium to fair Rio; 14l4H cts for good to prime do
l40l41 cts for LaguayTa; IA cts for Maracaibo; and
l54Gl6x cts per lb for Java. We the import this
week of 5000 bags Rio per bark ''Lapwng" and O20
bags Maracaibo from New York. The stock TODAY is
about IL 900 bags.
COTTON The market has been extremely dull this
week, and we hear of no transactions of any moment
rices are unsettled and in the absence on which
pase quotations we continue those of last week. remark
ing at the same time that they entirely nominal
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THE SMITHSONIAN lNsTITUTIoN,-The number nj
visitors to this great institution for the increase
and diffusion of knowledge has been verv large
during the past month. The excellent manage
ment and energetic efforts of Prof Henry, Secre
tary, and Prof Baird, assistant, with their corps
OF scientific assistants continue to add daily to the
already very extensive collection of the institution
The operations of the institution are not confined
to our own country and continent but extend
throughout the world, wherever it is possible to
obtain foothold "for the diffusion of knowledge
among men," The institution has its agents 40
companying various expeditions now out and
about to leave. We learn that MIR. VIM. A Hem
ry, son of the Secretary of the institution has been
detailed to accompany Col. Alexander in his expe-
dItlon to make observations of the eclipse of the
sun in July. Mr.. Elliot Cowes, son of the able
Examiner OF Patents, accompanies the private ex-
pedltlon OF the Boston Academy of Science. Mr.
G. Drexler, the skillful taxidermist accompanies
an expedition to the Hudson's Bay region. Inter
esting specimens of Natural History are now being
received from John Xantes and R. Kenicut, two
talented collectors connected with the institution
the one in lower California and the other in the
Hudson's Bay region. The arrangement of the ex-
tensive and beautiful collection of shells is still in
progress and attracts much attention from the Wis
itors. The arrangement of the skulls of animals
is now being made and is progressing rapidly, and
when the work is finished this collection will
be the most complete in the United States. and
will comprise specimens from the largest to the
most diminutiye of all kinds of animals Washiuo-
ton Star.
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Michigan Democrafic Conyep,;ou

DETROIT, June 28.-The Democratic State Con-
vention to- day nominated John s. Barry for Gov
ernor; VIM. NJ. Fenton, Lieutenant Governor;
Elon Farnsworth, Treasurer; William Penoyer,
Auditor, and VIM. Francis, Secretary of State
This evening salute of one hundred guns was
hred, and large meeting held ratifying the nomi-
nation of DoupI as and Iohnson
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Mutiny ON a CooIie Ship.

BosToN, June 28.-Advices from the Cape of
Good Hope state that the ship Kitty Simpson from
Macao for Havana, with $50 coolies, put into Table
Bay, May Sd, for water. On the 9Th of March the
coolies attempted to take the ship. One of the
mutineers was killed, and several others wounded
fogged and nut in irons
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Breckenridge Ratification Meeting

PoRTsMouTH, Va, June ga great Breckin-
ridge ratification meeting took place here last night
Tremendous enthusiasm was manifested. A. r.
Smith addressed the meeting, and was warmly an
pauded. T
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LUMBER-We have change to note in the nryces of
Lumber The receipts continue lin ted with onlv
crate demand; We quote as last week: White Pine
cuttings at $l4916 selects at $25, and commnn and
panel at s35, Hemock at S10l05O for rails boards and
scantng Hemock joiss under twenty feet long are
of SALE Oak boards still dull and we quote a e1sI1
49, Oak ship plank at s23d26 Poplar boards and stnf
$l@l5; chair plank Sls920 Cherry boards wide and of
good quality in fair request S30G40 Ash is in
small supply, and good quality is in moderate demand at
20@23.
CANDLES.-Candes are dull, but still quote them
follows, viz: at 17119cts for Adamantine; 2527 cts
for Chemical Sperm; 3742 cts for Sperm; and 52055
cts. per lb. for patent Wax. Western Mould Candles
selling IL cts but City do bringing 14Gl6 cts
per lb.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash this week at 2H(0
2H cts for so per cent Sal Soda at1HG1x cts Bleach
ing Powders at 2kG24 cts. and BCarb Soda at ska
o% cts Caustc Soda is selling at cts. per Id.
CoAL-The following the cargo rates for Cumber
e. ooai viz; $S15 for fine $3.50 for of mine, and
per Ton Tor lump delivered board at Locust Point
ton 1so voai selling from the yards at $5525 per
III ~ a. we continue TO quote Cocoa at 15dI7 cts. per
10 put we hear Of no sales this vreek Ss ~ f
Eh-oopper is still selling at 22k(023 cts for
, ID renned lngots, 2S cts for Baltimore Sheathnu
a Gus per ID for English do and we ouote YelloW
MeAi oheatning as before 20 cts for bob Enol;sb
psr ib. ''' ana oo' Bolts at 20 cts.
xaAEakRs'-Faathsrs orc in demand, and He quote
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Douglas Demonsfrafion

CONCORD, N. H., June 26.-The Douglas demon
stratlon last night most active and enthusias-
tic ever witnessed here. Rumford Hall was over
moved early In the evening, and the masses ad-
lourned to State House square. The speaking was
Kept up until late hour, and the firing of cannon
was continued till DAYLIGHT
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New Couuferfait Not.s

BUFFALO, June 2S.-Five bills on the Prescott
Bank, of Lowell, Mass, of one hundred dollars
each, have been taken in this city by Messrs Brown
d. Co., bankers, which proved to be counterfeit.
They are well executed, and intended for a fac
| slmile of the penuine note
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mere are th1rty-eight passengers and eight
guests all in the best of health and have been so
during the entire voyage, which has been par
tlcularly fine one and full of interest.
The distance from Southampton as usually steam
ed is 3,l90 miles, but to avoid the ice she went
further South.
There is also much uncertainty as to the exact
time lost in running South to clear ice, in sound
ing, &c. Fortunately none of these facts are very
important, since the trip has been abnormally
heightened to a much greater extent by the other
mentioned. All due caution is certainly
praiseworthy. Such is the general issue of the
voyage.
LIST OF PASSENGERS
General WATKINS, Colonel Harrison, Major F.
Baitour, Captains Drummond, Carnegie, McKin-
non, Morson, R. N, Cory ton, r. N, Mr.. and Mrs
Gooch, Messrs. J S. Oakford, G. s. Roebuck, G.
Wilkes, N. A. Woods, T. R. Mckenzie, Mr. and
MRS, NJ Stalnthorp, Miss Herbert, Mcssrs Barber C.
ID. FIELD, n Morson, G. Hawkins, F. Simpson, L.
Hubbard, Rev. Mr.. Southey, W. Samuel TAYLOR
q. D. Brooks, S. Hornby, II. Merritield, H. Mann,
Il. W. Wells, W. Save, NJ. Juranelof, J. Juranelof,
Professor Deresford, D. Kennedy, N. E. N. Taylor,
H. Colborne, N. S. Russell, j. E. Skinner, A. Hol-
ley, M. Murphy.
THE voYAGE-FIRsT DAY.
The Great Eastern was advertised to sail on
Saturday, the 10th of June. Workmen were en-
gagged on her up to o'clock in the afternoon of
that day. and before they could be disembarked the
weather, which had been stormy since noon, be-
came thick and hazy, that it was felt by the pilot
that t IL would De dangerous to attempt taking so
large vessel through the intricate channel of the
Solent IN the uncertain light of the evening. She
Iay, therefore, at her moorings in Southampton
water till Sunday morning.
ABOUT O'Clock, orders given to unshackle
the moorlng chains. Such is the poBderous char
acter OF these cables, that it was some forty five
minutes before this could be Effected The morning
was raw and gusty, with the wind blowing down
tne water. The tide had canted the huge vessel
athwart a the channel, which she appeared to half
piook up, but hoisting the fore staysail she
slowly paid off, and got her head po inted in the di-
Fecton she was TO go, Steam was admitted into
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COLUMBUS, Ind, June 2S.-The Democrats of the
Third Congressional District of this State have
nominated Rev. VIM. NJ. Daley for Congress. Reso
lutions endorsing the nomination of Douglas was
adopted.
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Michigan Democratic State Convention

DETROIT, June 2Y.-The Democratic State Com
yent1on yesterday tabled the motion to invite Mr.
Cass who is in this city, to attend the Convention
subsequent motion to recall it was voted down
dec'slvely, as also resolution endorsing the Ad-
mnstration.
RESOLUTIONS opposing the nomination of Douglas
and johnson were enthusiastically carried
The ratification meeting in the evening was
largely attended.
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Indiana Politics congressional Nominal afior
n L.

COLUMBUS, IND, June 2s.-The Democrats of tn
Third District have nominated Rev VIM. NJ. Dar
ley for Congress, and passed resolutions endorsing
the nomination of Senator Douglas for the Presii
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See Fourth Page.

FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR FOREIGN MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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New YORK, June 29.-The japanese Embassy
left the Metropolitan Hotel to-day, and es-
corted by the list Regiment to the Battery, where
they went on board Cutter Harriet Lane. After
inspecting the Notifications of the harbor the En-
bassy took up their quarters on the United States
Frigate Niagara, which will probably sail to-mor-
row or Monday.
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them m 4748 es per lb for good lots mixed soutl

them firm at 474s cts. perlb for good lots mixed South
FISH-There less doing Fish than there was last
week. although there is still fair retail demand for them
We have however no material change note in prices
our last and we again quote Mackerel 81 SOFAS
for medium and $S.75G9.25 for large No 3s Eastern
Herrings at s. 25@3, and Alewives s. SOFAS pei
bbl Southern Herrngs selling this week at "A 755
which decline, but Shad are still bringing si212 ia
per bbl. for short and full brands.
FRUIT There have been arrivals of Sicily Fruit
since our last ISSUE and we have therefore sales
port There is fair demand for dried Fruit Raisns
are still selling at As for bunch and 81 90 per box
layer, and Figs at 6ld7 cts per lb, for Smyrna
FLOUR.-The Flour market this week has been rather
quiet the sales adding only about 5000 bbs against
our last in the general condition of the and all vare
ties have ruled through the last fridays prices
The market may be quoted closing to day steady but
dull. The exports this week follows viz
To Rio de Janeiro S9a To St Thoma, 09is 49,
Demerara .......1 200 " Barbados. ......1, ,236
HOWARD STREET FIcun-For Howard Street -Four SS
there has been pretty good inquiry this week and
note sales of $500 bbls. Super all at $3.50 400 bbs cut
do at s626 Dbl Super closes today steady SIS So
and quote Extra at $575G6 for standard and sc 25
ds6 57h per Dbl for fancy brands
ONO FLoURThe sales of Ohio Flour this week include
200 bbs cut Extra at S5.75 500 bbls Extra S. 81
and 200 bbs do at Sc per bbl Super could have been
readily bought at any time during tte week at Is 80 per
Dbl and quote this the rate for it to-day.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-Cty Mills Flour which last week
was quite active has this week been quiet the only
have heard of being of 200 bbs Super at SIS so
per Dbl. We quote Super to-day at $3.50, although some
holders ask s5e2h for it, and Extra at s6a6.25 for
standard, and S7Ja7.5o per bbl for fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling by the
dray load to the trade at IS for Wechs and IS per
hbl for the best brands of Baltimore ground and we
quote Ohio and Howard Street Family s6507 per bbl
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour sold during the early part of
the week at 81 % but yesterday sale of 100 bbs
made at S4 per bb and quote this the it
to-day.
Corn MEAI.-There is fair demand for Corn Meal and
note sales this week of about 900 bbls Baltimore
the terms kept private We quote Baltimore how
at S3.37 S.50, and Brandywine So SOFAS 60 per
bbl The exports this week about 800 bbls.
The following the inspections Flour and Meal for
the week ending June 2S 1860:
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HENRY G. SPALDING e. CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph Show Card
panying each package
H1- single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times its annually to every household ga
Sold by all prominent Statoners, Druggists Hardware
nd Funitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate
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Accident mt a Douglas DEMONSTRATION.


MANCHESTER, June 2S.-A. |. Richardson, of Old
Town, Me-, was instantly killed, and Benjamin
Whipple fatally injured, by premature explosion
OF cannon at the Douglas Jubilee last nirht
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING Il CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No 5000.
Annexed Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if
maged be restored to their original strength and
funess by
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BOARD OF TRADE

Committee of Arbitration for the month of June.
W. 7. WALTERS
geo. F. WEBB, ITHOS GOODWIN
HENRY WEHRHANE G. H. REESE
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From PArf nm Plndfa

NEW York, June 29.-Advces from Port an
Platte, to the 9th inst, state that business was
dull The government has put American vessels
ation to port charges
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Boiler Explosion in Lee. Mas

,oToCkBkIDGE, June 28.-One of the boilers a
rlattner d Smiths large new paper mill in Lee, ,ex
ploded this morning at six O'Clock, tearing the
boiler house in pieces. and doing great DAMAGE
70 person was injured, as it happened just before
the hands were to commence work :
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ExCHuItIOh Treaty.
WARRINGTON, June 20 The Senate ratified the
extradition treaty with Sweden, not with Switzer-
land, as has been erroneously stated,
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsHING STORES.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GooDs DEALERS
SPALDINGS s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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Death of Madame Zniayvsk

DtHtf Oh QIaUaIhe ZuIaWSky.
New YORK, June 29.-Madame Zulawsky. sister
to Kossuth, died in Brooklyn to-day, where She has
been living for some years past.
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rhe St. Louis Douglas Ratificati

The st. Louis Douglas Ratification Meeting
| ST. Louis, June 2s.-The Douglas ratification
meeting, last night was well attended Speeches
were made by the delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention, and resolutions passed endorsing the plat
| form and the nominations
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The Southern Field and Fireside says that
Rutledqe is written by Miss Evans, the author of
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rbnrsdav was the Anniversary of the battle of
Sniivan's island, and was appropriately observed
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''women of the South, Distinguished in Litera-
ture," is the title of a work by Mary Forrest,
shortly to be issued by Derby & jackson. 1t will
be illustrated by portraits of Mrs. lie Vert, Miss
Evans, the author of Beulah, Mrs. Anna Cora
Mowatt Ritcbia and nthars
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| The steamer Adriatic, which took out so many
clergymen on her last trip to Europe, will return
to our shores bearing, among other dstingnisneSS
passengers, the great Heenan 1t is not t5e
whether the illustrious Sayers will accompany 'ue
| Benica Boy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30

Richard H. Dana, Jr., arrived in Shanghai from
San Francisco and Hong Kcng on the lst OF April
uo was in Good health