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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-08
FRANCE.

g. r . @. : = .
Letters from: Paris say fiat Lord Palmer
ston speech I'm English national dsfcuces had
created u great sensation Some writers say
that serious alarm was felt as to THE niaintt,
nance Of peacr between tile two countries. ~.
a correspondent Of the London IEraR in.
dhiges in various whrfike rum0rs, and states
that all the naval officers on farlopgh had been
ordered to report themselves without DELAY.
The naval reserve had bean called out, Tire
French fleet In the Mediterranean Is to be
raised TO twenty sait Of the line Military
preparations go ON with unflagging activity toi
the Syrian expedition. which Is stated al
p coo men; besides artillery and cavalry; =:
Reports were current in Paris Of the Issue o
200, 900 010 francs in. treasury bonds. for tho
skPrdi1on 10 81 ria, Which Is to be on a large
scale. !. 7 =. r.: ~ .E%~@ ::
II is nssei ted by the rarfs Coastitidioaad that
a perfectly good understanding prevailed on
the question between France and England, but
The correspondent Of the London. gG,nsss posi-.
lively asserts that there 10 no such thing M
perfect accord France demanded to act in
the Est as the delegate OF all the great pow
ets. England offered no oppo.ition 70 de.
feGatsd action. provided Anstria was t. have
part in it, aud 10 this France. probably al the
mitigation Of Russia. .tIemurIed -
The same writer says the order fer the en-
barksiion Of the French troops 10 suspended
for the present. ,.=.:a 4:
q o.
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in front Of the building, which will give Inc
e0FFect time day sad night, and be a guide to
the hsst aud cheapest EHlpoTium N Utah.
The strietsGt attention paid 10 bustntss and
Customers. The patronage OF the public resPeeI.
fully solicited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

The STARS Business IN GEoReErowy.-Tbe
death Of the late Georgetown correspondent and
agent Of the Star, Mr. James A. Burns, having
neceSsitated change in some portion of the pa.
PeS's Georgetown business arrangements, its
patrons there notified that ths routes will here
after be in charge of the widow Of Mr. Burns. to
whom all payments for serving the paper will be
made. Mr.. VIM. Collins will hereafter be the
Stars advertisement agent in Georgetown, and
all advertisements left for him, for insertion in
the Star, either at DIR. Barnard's drug store or at
III Bridge street, will be promptly attended to-
We commend him to all in Georgetown who may
have any business in connection with publications
made or desired to be made in the Stars columns
He 10 authorized to receipt for Georgetown pay
''nents on that account
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The japanese In Baltimore

BALTIMORE, June s.-The arrival Of the japan
csc was announced by the firing Of cannon near
the Camden station. The citizens military and
nremen formed a general turnout, and Baltimore
street presented an unusual and holiday appear-
ance.
The Embassy was formally received at the Ma
ryland Institute, by Mayor Swami
The procession was magn' ncent
The ambassadors rode in open carriages each
attended by members Of the Naval Commission
They seemed 90 pay no attention 10 the surround
ing display and enthusiasm
The subordinates, however, manifested the
greatest Interest at the scene returning situations
from the ladies' In true American style, by raising
their quaint hats
On arriving at the Gilmor House, the Embassz-
dOrs aud principal attendants tack position on
the portico, and viewed with much apparent in
terest the passing procession.
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Great Dousfas Meeting i'm PItt.burs

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 6.-An immense Demo-
cratic mass meeting was held in this city last eve
ming, at which resolutions were adopted unani-
tory of Senator Bigler and other Democrats OF a
like stripe.
During the evening, Governor Todd, of Ohio,
gave an account Of the proceedings at the Charles
ton Convention, and General Stokes, Of West
moreland. made precious onslaught upon Presi-
dent Buchanan, disdaining 70 accept Of Bigler a.
antagonist.
Col. NJ. Cook, of Ohio, and MessB Gibson and
Linn, Of this State, severally spoke In a similar
strain. The enthusiasm Of the masses. and the
applause manifested al the repetition Of the name
ofIDOuglss, was at times overpowerinC.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Additional from Europe
L E Il Z G. r A p HIC.

NV NoRk, June s-The steamship A1rtos
a. iTrserPooi on the 10Th ult., arrived here 60
neIe Is no confirmation 70 the report that
nsd entered Palermo. The latest peWs
Iro,n 'oa' CITY 10 dated the evening Of the ga
au announces that the troops Of GaribaldI were
s S.. .n Posiuoh near Palermo. Twenty thousand
insurgents occupied the nights which command
the town, and an attack was momentsriIy en-
pected.
Another dispatch received at Turin. dated Pal.
ermo, the 2ith, says Garibaldi had approsehrd
near Palermo, the heights around which w.r.
occupied by the insurgents, and an attach was
Imminent. General LARA, who commanded the
NeaPoiitan troops had demanded an srmistics OF
An Austrian nOtiIla arrived at Naples on the
Advises from Metsina Of the 2Ist says an insur-
reeton had broken out at Adenmo and Branoc
villa. The English aud French residents az
vessels.
Another dispatch says Garibaldis movement,
In Sicily are for the purpose Of king that island
the OASIS OF suoseq uent operations against Naples
and as soon az a formidable expedition can be
dertaken, descent will be ma de on Calabris.
SlA squadrons, numbering fifty vessels, with
the protection Of the coast, under the Count
D'Aquila, the Kings uncle
Cork paper Of the 18th says the American
n SaIk Snas r. Iruin, which for ak months had
been lying at Queenstown, had sailed for Liver
pool: She was freigbted with rines by the Cart
oaldi committee ofNew York
LONDON, Saturday.-Tbe directors have de-
cldtd that the Great Eastern shall return from
New York direct TO Milford Haven.
The VERY LATEST
LONDON, May 27.-Letters from Palermo Of the
2st state that the anxiety for the safety Of the city
was increasing. Popular passions had become
Unnamed and several shots had been fred from
the balconies In the Rue Toledo. The police re-
turned the fire and wounded several persons
There was panic among the public function
aries, and the directors Of the official journal had
fed
Yesterday the fires Of the insurgent bivouc
were seen on the heights surrounding Palermo
The Paris Patrie has information indicating
that the assault on Pale mo would take place be
fore the 9th
ROME, May 23.-The Prince wolowski the
new Russian plenipotentiary, left to-day for Ma
pies 1t is asserted that be is the bearer Of very
precise instructions In reference 10 Sicily.
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Inauguration of the Governor Of New Hsmp.

CONCORD, n. H, June 7.-Governor Goodwin
was inuagurated to-day. There was an unusal
military and civic display on tue occasion.
The Governors message IL brief. IL is mainly
devoted TO local affairs, Of which he speaks en-
cOuragingly.
In conclusion, hs says that New HampShsre de-
clares TO all disoTganizers and disuniOnisr.
wherever found, that she stands by the Union and
Constitution as Interpreted not by any new ia hts
sectional cliques or party platforms. but by itself
its trainers, and the precedents Of all departments
Of the Federal Government.
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MORROW
By j. c. MEG UIRE & co. AuctIoneers.
hESIRABLE PRIVATE RESInENCE a

DETIhAbbb FHIFATE KESIDENCE ON
~ MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN SD AND a. sTs,
At ~ BLlC hUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOONl J une sth. AZ O'Clock, Oh the preH ises. we
small sell large and conveniently arranged three
story Brick Dwelling House, with back buildIn ?
on missouri avenue, between Sd and al sire %,
pest manner, In a desirable location for a private
Iesiuence, being within very short distance from
the Avenue and principal hotels The oharac: er
OF the improvements IN the vicinity are of the
pest sort and the location In every unques
Terms: One fourth cash; residue In s. II, ID and
~ months with interest, secured by deed of trust
je 5 J. G. Mcguire A. co Auots
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THIRD WAKD.-ln our issue of Tuesday last we
gave the vote for all the candidates at the late
election except that cast for Alderman Brown in
the Third Ward, which we had not before ms
We have since ascertained that he received 1 .Gl5
votes, SCATTERING ~ being the largest vote ever
cast Tor any ward candidate in the city Of Wash
lngton: Mr.. Brown has labored zealously and
faithfully during the last three years for the in
terest and prosperity of the whole CITY, and his
immediate constituents have by this very com
pllmentary vote honored themselves in honoring
him. We regret to learn that Alderman Brown
has publicly announced his intention to close all
connection with the administration of nunicinaI
affairs at the end Of his present term. The corpo-
ration cannot afford to spare the services Of so
vdlua ole ali Oficer.
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Approved AprIl -, 100

JOINT RESOLUTION in behalf of the Public
Schools in Georgetown.
Whereas Congress has at various times enacted
laws for the benefit Of Public Schools In the various
States and Territories of the Union; and whereas
we believe that Georgetown Possesses peculiar
claims upon Congress as well as in this, as in
many other respects: Therefore be il
ReSolrsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That the committee to attend to the interest Of this
Corporation before Congress be- and they are
hereby, instructed 10 lay this important subject
before Congress, and urge the passage of law
making suitable appropriation Of public land to
aid the system of public education, which the
tax paying citizens alone of this town, have been
and now are laboring to place upon proper basis.
Approved April %, 1850
RESOLUTION In relation to the Purchase Of
Surveying Rods and of the Field Notes of High
Street Improvement.
Resolrsd By ths Board Of Aldermen and Bodrd Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
That the sum Of fifty dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated to be paid to the order of f.. Il. D.
Myers to purchase the rods used in surveying, now
in his possession, and at present owned by Samuel
Bootes, Jr., and also to purchase Of said Samuel
Bootes, Jr such field notes of High street i'm
provement, now in his possession, as he, the said
l.. T. ID. Myers may deem necessary for his pur-
pose. [Approved April Is, 1860.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DIR; Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPsthic Remedles put up expressly for family
In cases, containing % walls, from So to IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
IA. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A; Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by +. b. Winter north corner of X street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for Internal and external infiammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma O Iy
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At st Johns Church, Georgetown, ID. c.. lime !
by the Rev. n: p. Til i ghast, FRANCIS Ii.
HATES. U. ) A., TO MARY c.. daughter OF Geo.
+. de la Roche, Esq, of said city.
On the 9Th instant, at Pontiac, Mich by Rev Mr..
Russel BEN. F., FRENCH, of this city, to Miss
SARAH A. PARKE, of Pontiac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

NofIcH.-Dtssrsef Of Colxrbta Advutissn,s..s
nsTfsa ~ ns BALTIMORE SUN are Yscsirsd
~ sd Forwarded from THE SrAR Office.
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Rev. Is. Hard.A,sCa.e

TRENTON, n. J., June 6.-The application for
a writ Of error in the care Of the Rev ]. ;. Hsr-
den, which was set down for this morning, will
not be made before tomorrow morning, when
the matter will come before Chancellor Green, in
ia ffu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

BEAR IN MIND the lecture Of DR. Holston on
Japan, this evening, at the English Lutheran
church, corner of Eleventh and ri streets. for the
oenent Of the ladies' fair row being held there
Ii is expected 10 be a rich treat
Lone BRIDGE AGAIN RENDERED Ixpas.AnLs-
In consequence of the Long Bridge being consid-
eraoly damaged at It's southern terminus by the
late winds travel over ii has necessarily been sus-
pended for a few days
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wv --N-'o't oeS''i oee yNS' page.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auctloneer..
SQRnREL HORSE AT AUCrIoN.-or SAT
i front the auction Ro SGo0s seoS s soS1.
rnast a., hs h3rse works first rate in Harness
very good and safe Horse FOR Isdy. eHNe snu 10
1850 very good assortment Of Second hand
Al o-FiLkrns Butter and Barrels Herring.
-ies WALL a BARNARD. Auc,s.
BY THos. BOWLING. Auctloneer.
GeOrssfotcH, d.
l. &C, STci,9S9Sn 70, Mon Mon Row H ss.s.
a,dayI hoRNING, ass O'clock, IN front :of the
variety and Kitchen F3Tntsfs Usn
s,stlns 81 Iaees. ChsiIs, Rockers Bureaus, BED.
ALso-S second hand Buggies Draw.
carts and Harness, &c.
81" 5mportsd segsrs, Fancy aud Dry Goods, Tin
ware, Shoes, &o., &c. -"
jesIt THOs. BOWLING. .no,
By c. w. BoTELER q SONS, Auctronesrs,
'kUSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
n, nIiukE 5klNG THE ENTIRE BTFEcrs OF rHE
Hefr Ing date Jangsy 5sh f65. ana duly recorded
June h to :. all S6 tss
the bnidns Known as the csIe5s S0nt En1s
situated on the southeast conner Of Pennsylvania
nne Superior Rosewood Piano Porte
Elegant suite of Rosewood Parlo- Furniture
karge Ollt frame mantle and Pier Mirrors
klch sets of BrOcatelie and Lace Curtains
velvet and Brussels Psrlor Chamber and Hall
RossEood, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak sets Of
Curled Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
BolEters, ~
Blankets, sheets, Comforts, Couuterpaens, Tow
Walnut Extersion snd Round Dining Tables,
o "a I'm g,inIng Room Chars, Gas Chandeliers,
silver Plated Casters, Butter dishes, Forks ard
- Spoons, Table Cutlery. 40,
bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten-
~ Is deemed unnecessary 20 particularize the ar
tloles contained IN this very Handsomely fnrnished
eSaoIshment. To persons In quest of good hous6
oId IG[nltuIe' II presents unusual attractions,
tue ooIecilOn is very large, embracing the CON
tents of about forty finely furnished rcoms al II
which is of the mos superior and subs'antIaI
character and IN excellent condition, having lee
purchased new In January last
Terms-S4O and under cash; over $40 and not eN
ceeuing O0, i, and months; over SIDO, l. 2 g.
! and months, for approved endorsed notes bear
je S-dtd C. w. BOTELER a Sons, Aucts
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ICOMMUNICATFD

lCOMMUNICATED.
DEAF AND DUMB CHILDREN-This class of the
ariicted offer peculiar phenomena in body and
mind. Their remaining senses are keenlv sem
siuVe, as II merciful God had thus compensated
thein Tor the loss Of speech and hearing The
same compensatory mercy is shown also in their
sp ritual faculties. Cut off from some of the av-
enues to the external life, they think more and
feel deeper than the busy multjtudes who never
ure OF seeing, and whose are ever open TO
seductive sounds. OF necessity dependent on
thelr brethren, whose patby and aid they study
TO elicit, they ask guiding hand through un-
tfled paths and then sit down to the memory of
the way and the guide. What they cannot seize
ny the organs of visiUn 0nd sPoooh thov nIasn nv
the tendrils Of the affections. Less I'm the world
they more in the spirit Bodily weak. they
are ahectiOnately strong. They speak not and vet
read hearts, and bearing nothing touch the sio-
nails OF our common intelligence A people apart,
dwelling thus within doors, communing with
the spirit, resembling the dead and vet more
alive than the entire living these orphans of the
senses claim our particular care. r ude and selfish
people 90 not recognize their special claims upon
our service and kindness Such persons are
themselves uninitiated In the life Of the spirit
unattuned to the voices Of sysmpathy and unCop-
genial 20 the petitioners Of the heart Who, we
may here ask, are better qualified than the meek
eyed daughters of st. Vincent-the Sisters of
Charity-tO live in the silent house of the speech
less and the unseeing! What chord in human
hearts not familiar to their skilful and practsed
touch w hat strata em of charity unknown to
their illustrations on the suffering! What sacri-
fee will they refuse for the peace and comfort of
the dependents on their bounty! Who so single
minded, tireless and devoted as the Sisters of
world wide Charity! With great qualification,
therefore, have we learned that an institution for
deaf and dumb female children is now open near
ST Joseph's Academy, Emmittsburg, under the
charge OF the Sisters Of Charity We refer to
their prospectus in another column. st Joseph's
vale, already sweet in the profusOn Of natures
LONELINESS, classic by successful science and sa-
cred to heroic piety, is graced by this additional
monument to the queen virtue, royal charity, dis
played for the deaf and dumb Of our race
=" Charity is kind.n
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u hoxsh Tss STAR % rrsstsd o. As tastes,
,fsr PRESS - use soxtk Of Baltimors, its edition
20 ssrss rs 10 rsqxirs % to BE- pat to yrsss at a.
sTts Aowi Adverti'smssts, Therefore, should BE-
N'Sf 81 egors Tisslrs O'Clock, ~; otAsrviss tlsy
10y sof spPsar xztiI tAs sszt das.
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Gen. Walker Gone to Central America.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Gen. Walker and q
few officers have gone 10 Central America.
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WHAT It's SODA WATER?

NJ HAT is SODA WATER?
Simply Pure Water
impregnated with
- CaTbOnic Acid Gas.
The Soda Water is known by its agreeable pun
gent taste, by its slightly exhilaI atng qua ties
and by ITS bubbllng and scir tillation,
These properties are strklngly exhibited at a low
temperature. IL should leave no unpleasant taste
and should be entirely inrocuous.
=, The public are requested to call and judge for
themselves
J. WILEY & CO,
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
No. 500 Pennsy lvan-a avenue,
le I-eOimt IyharIas untoI
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Assignment

MEMPHIS, June IA. r. Wells, dry goods
dealer has made an assignment. His liabilities
amount to about $3.50, 600, and his assets 70
$500 600.
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A FEMALE PIckPOCKET.-On Monday lady
got into an omnibus at Georg etown In which
was seated female with rough looking man
by her Before getting to the place where she
wished to stop she missed her purse, and accused
woman looked confused; but the appearance of
her male companion prevented further inyestiya-
ton by the lady. The loss she sustained was the
purse containing S35 in bank notes; a portemon-
maize valued at 81 50, and check ON the Bank of
Washington for $50. warrant was issued by
Justice johnson and placed in the hands of de-
tective onicer A. r. Allen, who immediately
proceeded 70 make arrangements for the recovery
Of the money and arrest Of the suspected female
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To CoNsUMPTIyFs.

Qnerr's Cod Lirsr OIL jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast super
oedlng al others IN its curative effects upon those
afiicted with tn seroular diseases. Prepared upon
Highly scientific principles of the pure OIL and
rob5ed of the nauseous taste of the plain article il
Is received into the stomach in its Jelliied form,
without masticetlon, and is gradually dissolved
and dgested passing into the small lntestines drop
by crop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
proved by the New dsS 6
and recommended by the faonIty ever whaTa th,.,
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
CensumptI3n and al ScrofulOus affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOWER,
No. Id Beekmon street, New York,
mar lo-Sm Wholesale Agents.
PBNNIEs.-PersOns desiring Pennies will AWAY,
lind them for archhnse AZ the Star nffne con nfar
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DIED,

At Iacksonyie, Ill, on the 24th May, FRED
ERlCk h. GElG Err, aged S. formerly of Wash
lngton. tGalena, Ill., papers copyD
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NOTICE THIS CARD,

We solicit the attention of ali persons in want of
CLOTHING, to our large and fashionable stock of
CLOTHING and Gents furnishing Goods. Our goods
are All manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
IDENTITY assert that We can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
OtheT establishment in this city. ANY STYLES Of
antied. MCCAIN -cgs,9
ma lin National Hotel Building,
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Financial

NEW YORK, June s.-Stocks are frm; Chicago
and Rock Island 90 illinois Central shares 63A;
Central s2K; Reading 4Is; Va. SIS 93jsi No. ss
eIS
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RApRv,s Tvrropuvpou

BARRY's TRIC0PHERoUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Bean
tifylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar I2-sm
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
II contains no Poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold eYerNWhara. an O 9rr

The BESOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and mdde-aged to indulge, in excess nd
debasing habits. Those who are yearnng for some
influence to dIspei the growing evil, should read
HHuoH trn'tty, or Physiological Researches" III
dellneates IN rtrid cOlOTS flor 1t beautifully illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure Snf,ts
cdtrS-read the advertisement of "TTt.Stniar" in
where. wy
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
" u ma lin
, MEYERS NJ IRACULOUs VERMlN DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy known for textermin
Ing Ksts and Mlc'. CcckrOaches, Bugs Al
den Insects
UJPrinGiPsl Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold 10y all Druggists everywhere. ma Is SIN
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Baltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, June s Flour closed quiet; How
ard street 50 GA. Wheat closed steady; white
81 45aSI %; red 81 3Oas1 30. Corn closed dnll;
" bite 73a75e.; yellow 70a72c. Provisions closed
unchanged. Pork quiet Whisky steady at 2lo-
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no. FOR ARLiNGToN-CHANGR OF RoUTE-Tbs
public are informed that in consequence Of dIsar-
Tangement of the Long Bridge, the safe and com
moulous steamer u. w. Riggs will run between
Arlington and Fourteenth street bridge, making a
UP every hour. Fare each way 10 cents; children
nal price. Omnbuses will run to the boat.
je8f b. F. BEykK1DeF
No. 2-THE WORLDS OWN should be the title of
the Indian Remedy, known as the Production of
Nshpeonltah, Afterwards Mrs. NJ. N. Gardner,
called the Indian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoar,
hound IL cures Colds and Coughs and alleviates
all Lung Complaints. IL is sold every where.
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Wreck Of the steamer Arctic

PORT LARNIA, Canada, June 6.-The steamer
Arctic has been wrecked on Lake Superior and
is a total loss. Her crew and passengers have
been saved.
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New York NIarkets.

Nzw YORK, June Flour closed dull; SUITS
s5 .l5a5 90; Ohio IS 75a5 90; Southern IS 75a6 20
Wheat closed dull; Southern white 81 .56asI 90.
Corn closed buoyant and scarce; mixed 63a65c.
Provisions closed steady; pork lie quiet. Whisky
is active at 2lHc.