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Important to Planters.
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
RICHMOND, GA,

TONTINUES to- manufacture WOOLEN
" CLOTH Mt LIZ cents per cents per yard
for plain and lG for twills-fnding every ina.
teriaI except the wool. The extensive and
constantly increasing patronage the Factory
Inns crj"ycd for years past, assure the proprie-
tore that the article Of Winter Clotbug for
Negroes made by them. has not been surpassed
by any Cloth made North or South.
Recent extensive improvements and others
now heing erected. enable us to keep up the
standard Of the Goods, and to secure an early
delivery.
Planters, or others, who may wish to send
us wool to he made into cloth. can send it. dirty
or clean-if washed, it should lie done in cold
water, and done thoroughly. II sent dirty we
charge half per cent per yard extra for wash
ing BURY Wool is not ohjectionable-the
burrs arc removed by machinery. The name
of the owner should be marked upon every
package sent.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgin, Ala
bamn, Tennessee. or South Carolina, to the Az
gusta Depot, with the owners name and "Itich
mond Factory" marked upon IT, viii be regu-
larly and promptly received.
We would especially urge upon our patrons
the great Necessity of sending in the Wool ns
coon clipped: if this role is TO lowed the par
Ties would always 6e sure of having the cloth
in ample time.
All instructions to Heesrs. FLEMING d
ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. Ga.
A. JOHNSON,
@. President Richmond Factory.
June 90, 1850. 9.
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NAVAL Intelligence.

The United States steam s!oop Pawnee, built at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, under the superintendent Of
Mr.. Griffith the contractor, started the 18th
weeks trial trip She carries four eleven inch Dahgren
guns each gun requires for single discharge fifteen
pounds of powder, and the shell propelled weighs
hundred and thirty pounds The Pawnee viii return to
Philadelphia time next week, when II Is expected
she will receive orders for the Mediterranean. The fol-
lowing full list OF her officers and the number Of her
crew:-Henry j. Hartscne, Commander; Samuel Marcy,
First Lieutenant: Thomas G. Harris, Second Lieutenant;
George Brown, Third Lieutenant Philip Porcha Master
George W. Clarke, Purser; Francis NJ Gunne, Surgeon;
Geo Gideon Chief Engineer W. W. Kirkland, Leuseu-
ant OF Marines Geo. Dewey, Joshua Bishop, W. w. stuy-
vcsant Mdshipmen Jas 7. Sander First Assistant En-
ginecr Jackson McF1me Second Engineer; John John
son, William H. Gading, Vim. Phillips Third Engineers;
Francis McLoud, Boaswain Bernard Duycker, Gunner;
William Robertson Captains Clerk; Thos. Iangon, pur
sers Clerk Total ef twenty officers Petty officers,
twenty six scamen, twenty; old seamen, twenty I've
sndsnen. twenty; hremen, sixteen coal beavers fur
teen; marines, twenty four total las Whole number,
lea
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PruApxIrHA, June IS, 1890.
What can possibly be the with your politicians
Are they getting poors If so, must be
adopted for their reef-say penny subscription the
plan OF Peter-pence. Al all events something must be
done to relieve them and that quickly send you list
of their names cut from tho Philadelphia Inquirer Of
June u.s. which you will perceive that tho Sheriff is
about 70 sell their small properties for taxes against
them
Suve Witsas H s.rard es~re r. @. r., June Term,
ana performed and material Furnished srans
io piece Of ground situate the northeast corner OF Brown
ness sn sssaans u hat breadth aons sd PEN
ucct street norhward - feet bounded south By Brown street,
av oy -. Hs,n ers s ~ % p June r s
No VS. for the of SIS So FOR and labor and
Psrtormsa and materials isru.sed sesns' Al that certain
ss%rn street Us Zee, Io inches north from Brown street.
front or breadth on said Twenty seventh street
lei nes right angles with said Twenty seventh street. east
ward 100 feet bounded ives, by Twenty seventh street. north
sprrs 20 JOIN Sssrrar ovrer De- O. p June Term 1890
No SIS fcr the Of ss 10 Tor and labor done and
piece Of ground the ie Of Twenty seventh
street feet inches north from Brown street, containing IN
inches and srendns breadth parallel lines Al
sh, angles with said Twenty seventh eastward o feet
,!ornsr o. Budd Dsvs: and south By corner Of o. W.
rryon. :
No ss7 sum q SIS q fos wors and sbor dome and
performed and furns.ed sssnss All thai certain os
twenty street. Zee. ~ insses sssendns
twenty seventh loo fees, bounded es by twenty.
venih street north By land Of Budd Davis By corner
As you appear feel deep interest In the wcisrr Of
The gentlemen described have thought proper 70 advise
you Of the extremity In which they placed that
you may adopt measures accordingly. AuMANrTAs
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Police Intelligence.

HIGHwAy RoHBERr AT THE FIVE PorSrs.-A young En-
glshman named Christopher Costello, attacked by
three highwaymen Monday night, while walking
through the Five Points, and robbed only Of his
ney, but his coat, hat and pantaoons. named
William Brown was arrested by policeman Elder, of the
Sixth precinct on a charge Of being implicated in the
robbery, and upon being brought before Justice Welsh he
was committed for examination.
Boy ARRESTED FOR ARsoS.-On Monday night officer
whitcomb, OF the Seventeenth ward, arrested a boy
named George Mercer charge OF malciousy feo-
niousy setting tire to lot OF fireworks in the show win
dow OF John Telfer's store, No. 80 Third The
boy seems pushed lighted match through the shut
ter bolt hole. The accused taken before Justice
Steers and committed TO await the Fire Marshals in
ycstigation.
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williamsburu CITY News.

BON HIeHwA Az RoRsuy. About ten O'Clock Monday
night Mr. schcnoelc residing IN Messeroe street, D.
attacked and robbed near his house Of wallet,
containing between $500 and $500 The robbcr managed
20 escape though hoty pursued BY officer Smith and sew
era citizens Mr. schcnoelc feels most certain that he
can identify the robber and every effort win be made 70
bring the rascal 10 justice.
AsAurr WIN rSnr 70 Kni---A man named Ros~ W.
McyIey vas brought before Justice Callahan yesterday
ncrnins charged with violently aSssulting Mrs. Mary
Brady, keeper Of liquor store on the Of North
Tenth and First streets X d. n IL alleged that Mcyey
struck Mrs.. Brady with larre stick OF wood INJECTING
serious wounds about the head and neck me prisoner
Wa committed 70 Jail TO await the result Of the injuries
against him.
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InroKrASv VERDICT AaArsr rn Tnov Uuvyuny.-rn
the Supreme Court held Troy last week Judge Hoge
boom presiding, the Of the Troy University b
H. lord tried and verdict In favor Of the defendant
rendered. Mr. lord, farmer living In Nassau,
Renssclss~ COUNTY subscriber fbr scholarship IN
the sad University agreeing TO pay for the same $780,
upon certain conditions however. II pvoposed IN Gu
dow this University with e20o 600 was agreed by the
stockholders In Troy and Rensselaer, county 10 raise
500 600 provided there should be raised 10 cash 20.
cond 500 900 outside Of Rensselaer, county by the Lat OF
Dcccmbcr, 1856. On the part OF the defendant u WAS
claimed that NJ that e the trustees found themselves
short the scond 500 900 81 and 80 In order 70
hold the Ar 500 900 and 70 retain their charter, which
they had obtained from the Regents Of the State the
e conditions rs above, they received In notes tho sum
OF 80 600 (he validity o. those notes also disputed
Mr. lord refused 10 pay his subscription on the ground
that the trustees had NOT complied with the conditions OF
the contract Messrs Milard Beach, of Troy, appear
ed for the University, and Messrs Covin Mccand Of
this cityfsppeared for the defendant The trial lasted
between and two days. and the jury rendered vcr-
dict for the defendant II s stated that only about one
half Of the Ars 800 900 hes been collected and in thu
face Of this verdict doubts expressed whether the ba
lance be collected and whether those who have PAID
may not rscovw what they have paid Yrc the report
OF the TREASURER Of the Univcrsity, sees that only
about e1o1 900 hss been paid In ALI that the University
building cot s,s Oos and The land Sss 900 The ns,tu
ticu has nvc professors and aboa hsy students Albany
Journal
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- ST. JosKru, June 10, 1880.
r1 pony express from Camp Floyd arrived at noon TO
Say, on time.
The Indian troubles In Utah have not yet been
adjusted.
The Western express left here saturday night, and
will continue To do every Wednesday and Saturday.
The Pixies Peak express furnishes the following items OF
news under Denver City date of June IL
Gulch mining in Gregory and the vicinity is actively
prosecuted but few realizing their antcipations
taking out much than their expenses Some of the
lead claims, containing paying dirt pretty much
abandoned for the present miners desiring TO realize i'm
rnedately. There Is quartz enough out 10 supply,
not only all the mills present operation all those
on the road, for the next six months Tho rainy
has commenced Unexpectedly early in the mountains,
fnhg the miners unprepared with shelter Timber for
The construction of mills Is
Large numbers OF emigrants both arriving at and
departing FROM the mining regions. -
Five hundred friendly Indians the South Park.
Inc Arrapahoes and Cheyennes about sending out
war party against tho Utes leaving their families and
horses near Denver city.
There very little Improvement in business in this
.-itv
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Markets.
NEw ORIxAxs June Is, 1850.
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 500 bales Sugar firm.
lard buoyant: sales at 13hc l3kc. Tobacco firm.
Other articles unchanged
Flour dull and heavy wheat-Oferings light and mar
ket dropping: red 81 25 81 %; white 81 IS 81 as
Corn dull. yellow, CSC. CSC. Pork firm: prime, SIS
PmApnruA juno 10, 1850
Breedstufs closed generally active Flour at - 80 for
81 s. white at 81 SO 81 IS Corn buoyant sales 900
bushels At CSC. Provisions nrm whiskey firm &c.
a &c.
BrvAro, June TO- 1880
Flour irmer and without quotable change. Wheat 1c.
Dc better Sales early IL 900 bushels Milwaukee club
cs.b al q is Corn in better demand. moderate sales
IA 900 bushels No. Illinois At sac. Whiskey steady
sales 30 bbl. at zoe Canal frcighs steady, aoc for
-four lie for wheat, 10c. for to New York. I'm
PORTS 900 bbs -four 80 900 bushels wheat 1873 900
bushels corn 900 bushels Canal exports IL 900
bushels wheat $1,000 bushels corn.
Bryrato, June TO- sPM
Flour nrmer with good demand; sales 600 bbls at
~ Is for fine; - SIX IS for extra State; S. IS %
Tor Illinois and Wisconsin, IS 37L IS so for
extra Indiana and Ohio; IS s7is 50 50 for double
tras. Wheat In fair demand, and advanced 1c Sc.
sales 90 900 bushels Canada club at 81 To- 900 bushels
No Milwaukee club at 81 IL 81 Is Corn In good de-
and, and advanced 1c sales, 20 600 bushels at 5ssc
for Toledo; 63fc. Nc for No. Illinois Oats nomi-
nal at zoe Canal frcghts steady at 40c Jour- lie
wheat and loo on corn 10 New York. lake imports
1000 bbs -four, 81 900 bushels wheat, 126ooo bushels
corn % 900 bushels Canal expors-l6 900 bushels
xhcat, q 900 bushels corn.
Oswsco June 1e-SP.M
Flour unchanged at IS a Is Is for common to extra
State rs 81 for favorte double City brands
Wheat market better sales 900 bushels red Indiana
81 % 5000 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 IL 81 II
5000 bushels Chicago spring private terms Corn
dull 5000 bushels Illinois at 56Hc Other grains
nominal Canal freights steady at 26c. -four, Tc
wheat &c on corn TO New York. Lake imports, 900
bbs -four 900 bushels wheat 10 900 bushels 800
bushes oats, 900 bushels barley Canals exports 600
bbs nour 10 800 bushels wheat, IL 400 bushels
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The steamship De Soto, Capt Buloch, from Havana and
New Orleans arrived at her anchorage here at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning She left New Orleans the 18th Al
eight A. NJ, and Havana the 18th at one p Monc day
later than the Quaker City. There is no
Markets quiet with but slight improvement Health Of
Havana continued good; country the same Sugar max
ing continues many estates.
Freighs-There is an active demand for vessels, but
the arrivals have been moderate and better rates have
been obtained
The United States steamer Crusader st cruising to
the eastward. All well.
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Common Pleas-General Term.

June 1s-TAomas Hyan U TIE Mayor de-, Of Ner
The plaintiff recovered Judgment before refe-
rec for s4o2 and interest from May l. 1862 for his
alleged services Inspector tho work for regu-
latng and grading Third avenue between Eighty sixth
and 10th streets The ordinance directing the work
providing for the appointment of an Inspector thereon
adopted by the Board Of Counc linen In 1854 and by
the Board Of Aldermen In 1850 This Court, argu-
ment reversed the Judgment and held, the authority
Of wetmore Storey 70 Barb ala, that the ordinance
having passed both boards during the year
void and that the plaintiff could not acquire any right
under IL.
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RxSToN N. j., juno ~, ISo0
N Tho Chancellor this morning gave opinion in the
q eaware Bridge case, affecting in degree exclusive
>ppts The Trenton Delaware Bridge claimed the exclu-
right 10 bridge the Delaware three miles above and
rec miles below their present bridge This grant
alone granted by New Jersey. The question up
application to grant perpetual injunction to restrain
the Trenton City Bridge Company from erecting bridge
the Delaware The Chancellor denied the injunc
iOn The grant by the Legislature of New Jersey Of
elusive franchise invalid and imperative for want OF
Jurisdiction provided for in the agreement be-
tween the two States made in 17s3 New Jersey had
eight to give any such franchise
use the right to build bridge without the Of
,Pennsylyania.
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jersey City News.

RoRsxRY oF CHrRG.-0n Saturday Night the Episco-
pal church ut Hoboken ~ j. entered By thieves and
the CARPET several silk velvet cushions the minister's
has been obtained 10 the perpetrators OF the cowardy
ihcff
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The Case OF Rev. Jacob 9. Harden.
TRENTON, N. j., June 10, 1860.
The Court OF Pardons will morrow and hear tho
application Of Jacob s. Harden a communication of his
'5entence Of death to Imprisonment for life Harden's
father and friends are here
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WISCONSIN Srkry FAR.--rhe Tenth Annual Fair OF the
State OF Wisconsin will be held at Madison from the oath
~ the 10Th Of september Inclusive Among the volunteer
ryes made up Tor the OCCASION notice ~ banner
worth 500 10 be presented 10 the county making The best
display at the Fair The county In which the Fair Is
held, II 10 be excluded from competition.
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Yhe Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad.
CLEVELAND, June 49, 1860.
J. N. Mccullough has been appointed receiver Of the
cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad.
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Court C.lend.r-rhis Dav.

srrxEK CorEr-CRcru.-Par Court adjourned 70
Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock. Part 2->oe SOL $50
sss ss2 800 11eO 800, 3Ts 1l3s, 11s2 1l44 114s 49,
has 3e2, 222, 2l2 800, 800, 1065.
srrypIoR CorRr-Part Nos ATT, 479, 475 233, 4s1,
46I 4s2 457 S13 %s7 4ss 1886 2e3 225, 1911 Part D
Nos ais go 1e6 TO- AS, 66 61s, GO 622, 624, o26
62s $50 268, Gos, SEQ Part opens at ten O'Clock A. NJ
uNrTxD SrArs DISTRICT CoUpT.-Noe. Is 10 IS
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The slave Trade I'm New York.
UNITED STATES conrussf0NKn's COUNT.

Jrn 1e.-fH ~ Asz0 If ~ AuegeS S1ev~ Nanosn--
Captain esas, two mats asA ave Of the Of The ~
legged SLAYER recently capsusd On TIE ooass Of A and
brought TO this port, wero ccaveyed before Ne Ooms
ssncr BY Deputy harxhah D. Angels and 0Ksses, and
c'clpck.
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TaE FAMILY HERALD.

Arrival or the Japanese Embassy I'm New
York-InterestinG sketch or ''rom-
my"-The Proceedings OF tho baltimore
Convention-The Private Letter Of Hoo
race Grocley-The Insurrection I'm sici-
ly-Local News OF New York-MarI<ets,
&c., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to-day wednesday)) will give
Interesting account Of the Departure vse
from Philadelphia, their Reception in New York. their
Movements Since Their Arrival and Sketch Of "Tom-
N.Y." the Specimen OF Young Japan; Report Of the Pro-
oeedngs Of tho National Democratic Convention at Ba
ore the Private Letter Of Horace Greeley to William H.
Seward with Greeey's Comments the Latest News from
the nsurrection In scy-Complee Success Of Garibad
&C. An Account the Funeral OF General Jcsup at Wash
ngton: the Latest Intelligence from California; Editorials
on Prominent Topics; the Local News Of New York and
Vicinity Of Importance Reports OF the Cattle Provision
and Money Markets. and Ill interesting matters Of
the preceding week.
rnw-s7 year; four cents > single copy. subscrp-
tons received at the oc northwest corner Of Fulton
and Nassau streets New York. Single copies for sale at
the and by all agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HxzAIn rates.
Great Sale or shirts-six for %.
MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 202 Broadway.
Ladies' Dress aEimps-New and Besuti-
full styles at LOCKTTT co. ISL Fulton street. Brook
lyn- Trimmings made 70 match
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Brooklyn. - Photographs, Miniatures,
Cabines Imperas life sze Galleries established 1851 NJ
149 Fulton street, BY CfiAS. II. WILLIAMSON.
StranGers and Citizens May Now Avail
Professor FOwLERS services
logical Cabinet 800 Broadway and obtain charts with full
written descriptions al character Museum free visers
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines.
ONCE SOS Broadway. New York
g. ID. Sloat d Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
q. 4. COLLINS, 40 Broadway.
---
The Parlor Gallery or Photographs, 1874
Atlantic Brooklyn. See the beautiful Iyorpe and the
soft and delicate Telegraph.
A Grover q Baker N0fseless Sewing MA.
chine the best friend Of the family Once Ao6 Broadway,
New York, and l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Hsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street.
New York
Whiskey.-s. r. Suits Kentucky Salt
river Bourbon, sold by all druggists. HEGEMAN 4 CO.,
Eos l6l, S99, 6ll and 766 Broadway N. Y.
Hilrs Hair Dyc so Cents-Black or
brown. Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by all druggists
Hair cutting.
- T. NJ Uy-
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Fragrant Japon1ca.-Dwpuy's New Per-
fne, ofAetory delight distilled from Japanese flowers
distinguished by n~ir most delightful fragrance by EU0
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illness Of day, KATE AUGUsrA daughter Of u -
Edward Smyiie, Esq, OF this city. =
The relatives and friends Of the family, end thnO a
her brothers, Chas. A. and William Smyiie, respso1.
~ invited TO attend the funeral, from the regidnoe a ~
sister Mrs William Gardner No South Second streoe,
on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
snnu-At sea- on Tuesday, June H. on board ths rg
Mecosta, her passage from Nuevtas, Caba, 70 NJ
York, WILLIAM b Smith, aged 50 years, native q ~
city. FF
sruRS-On Tuesday June 10, HERMANN ADo6yx, onlY
son Of enaus and Hedwg Betty oturu aged years -
months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70 -
tend the funeral, this wednesday, afternoon, q lo
o'clock from the residence Of his parents, W. Oh1,A
street, brooklyn.
srArIm.--0n Tuesday, June ~, Mrs. Aun r., wils 60
James N. Staples, Of this oity
New Bedford and Cincinnati papers please copy.
WAIKER--On Tuesday, June 10, suddenly, CHAuOFm
wAIKER wife Of John Walker and daughter Of tho AAs
Daniel Ballard, OF Boston, aged So years.
The funeral will take place this wednesday, anerncon.
at two O'Clock, from the corner Of Court and BergG
streets Brooklyn The relatives and friends ass repse
fully invited 70 attend.
Boston papers please copy.
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Whiskey.-s. T. Suits Kentucky salt
river Bourbon, sold by all druggists. HEGEMAN CO.,
Nos- l6l 500, 5ll and 7o6 Broadway, N
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Election OF Chief engineer I'm Albany.
-n ~ Albany June 49, 1860.
The election OF the Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
took place tonight. James McQuade Chief,
elected by as majority.
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Clirehugh's Illusion wig. with Un-
Broadway, next TO A. 7. Stewards
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IIilrs HAIR Dyc so Cents-Black or
brown Depot No. Barclay street, and sold BY all druggists
Hair cutting.
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Mothers, Take Heed.-Cho1era Tnfh ntum.
20 destructive 10 nursing nfants has already
fatal ny dssovins Hcllowsys rls In sus.rsd
the mother VIII tnaible remedy for ths fear
fall srukr
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letters Hair Dye-Te Color brown, 80
cents bes eae cents per boz Wholesale and retail sse
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White, the Halter, Ahead.-Ncw shapes
Hats l0.0uB ditto from auction One dollar
each. ZIG Broadway.
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No radical Truss with IN ne treatment ~ heruAA
Trusses suppcerH sAcuhe, Brsces Suspension Basdassa
appliances appief lady In attendance IN the female de
partment No vvsy ses Asor Iloss opposite 81 rauis
chuIyh
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News from the Rrazos.

y Nxw ORLEANS June IS, 1850.
The steamship Arizona brings Brazos advces Of the
18th, and so4 900 in specie.
The steamship Habana has arrived from Havana 18th
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n.."wcoD. sDDr : CO.. s.s.s.r. q ." 80 -
pxlAvARs. Gsrrucnv ARD sfssoUnI sSASn LOrruNrn.
DELAwAas-EIrRA CtAss No fei. Jusr 10. lso1
4, 81, 81, -, IL, 80, Is, 20. IS, 1, SO, IL.
DxlAYaRs-SiAss No. 10, JrSr ~ isD
II, &c, 80, 50, Is, 9, 81, 81, Is, 7. a, 2, 81, ST.
csrcuiAu .sn, free q eh,rg. * addressing either %
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. ~ LOUIS, Nlssoun
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Bloom Observation-Disclosures Dress Hat,
The leading style for summer, Introduced BY GESIS No
6l3 Broadway.
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An Article fbr the bald and Gray
WOODS Hair Restorative II fails preserve
perfectly 70 any age. Depot ~ Broadway and cold
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Southern Ocean SITES mer Movements.
WILMINGTON N c., June 10, 1890.
The screw steamship Parkersburg arrived here this
morning. ALI well.
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1890.
The steamship Marion Captain Foster, from New York,
arrived here at six O'Clock this tuesday, morning.
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White, the Halter, Ahesd.-New shapes
Straw Iiaia 10000 ditto from auction. One dollar
each. zl6 Broadway.
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Young Mems Hat for the Season, fs the
.eddo Hat Of straw. 10 be had only Of GENfN, No
m
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Murder and Suicide I'm Lowell.

In lowell to-day, Bryant Moore shoemaker aged about
forty I've shot his wife and then himself Both dead
The cause OF the act was jealousy.
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The Turf At Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, June TO- 1880.
In the race to-day the woodlawn Course, between
colts best three In Eve, stakes - 900, Sverhees dis
tAnced Munberio Chief in the hrst heat. Time 2:55h