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DRESSED HOGS-Rreceived 3,5S7 head. Mar
ket less active and easier. Sales were as fol

81 hogs divd'g on 200 lbs at......... IS 5O@6 IS
Al 200 Z" ........... 5 SOFAS so 3
Sss Hogs, dividing $50 and 200 lbs, at IS co. 50
and 6 o.
ss7 Hogs, dividing 1OO $50 and 200 lbs, at 81 co.
S. 90, S so and 25.
PROVISIONS-The general market was dull
and rather easier. Sales were: 300 brls Prime
Mess Pork city packed at Sl3 Is; 200 boxes Cum
berland Middles at nc; 200 tierces city kettle
rendered Lard at ll4c.; 100 terces do at ST. 321S
100 tierces do at IL &c.
GREASE-In fair request. Sales ID brlS Brown
at SIC: 10 brls Marrow at lOI5c. =
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THE CITY.

~ General Corse arrived at his home,
in this city, yesterday morning. He is not
~ severely wounded as was feared, from
the Geographic reports. he was hit by a
cannon ball, but fortunately, no bones
were broken, and we hope to see him able
10 walk around in a few weeks.
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dec1l-Wlt*

TSTRAY NOTICE.-Dark Bay Mare.
L Taken up Nov. 2sd, 1865 by Alexander
Watson, at his residence in Yellow Spring
Bay Mare, star in the forehead, three years old
last spring, fifteen hands high. Appraised at
S45, by J. P. Mcclure, Milton L. Watson and
Joseph Ogle, before Henry Seeds, Justice of the
Peace. Dec 5th, 1888. VIM. GARRETT, =
decll-W1t* County Clerk
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-One Yoke Of
Oxen. Taken up November 3Oth 1868, by
A. +. Snelson, at his residence in Franklin
Township, Des Moines county, Iowa, the follow
ing estray: One Yoke of Oxen, supposed to be
five years old next Spring-dark color. Near
Ok has some white on the back and belly. Brass
knobs on their horns Appraised at fOrty-five
dollars by K: CANVASS and Daniel Barton, on the
9Th day of December 1868, before J. p, Barnet
Miller, Dec. Sth, 1863 WM GARRETT,
decll-Wlts County Clerk.
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FSTRAY NOTICE.-Bay Horse Colt.
I-Taken up December I'd, 1858, by William
Des Moines county, Iowa, the following estray :
One Bay Horse Colt, three years old last spring.
Star in the forehead, about thirteen hands high
-Poney build. Appraised at thirty-five dol
lars, by w. Ayers and VIM. NJ. Sherwood, on
the 9th day of Dec. 1883, before j. p, II: Seeds,
Dec. 9th 1853 WIN. GARRETT,
decll-wlt* County Clerk.
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON. Friday. p NJ.

BURLINGTON, Friday, p. NJ.
The weather during the week has been pleas
ant and favorable for out door business. The
river continues to recede, and may now be con-
sidered dead low; but little lee is floating, and
no more indcationof closing than a week ago.
The receipts of Live Stock by the B. & NJ. Il. r.
r. continue liberal. We have the exact figures
Tor the fourth week in November, as follows:
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Red and White
I Spotted Cow. Taken up November 30th,
1908, by Thomas Hutchcroft, at his residence in
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines county,
Iowa, the following estray: One Red and White
Spotted Cow, about eight years old, branded
with 81 on the left hip-no ear marks-two
gimblet holes in the left horn. Appraised at Sl3
by ] NJ. Lindsey and Jesse D..Simpson, on the
9th day of December 1853, before j. P, H. Seeds
Dec. 9th, 1868. VIM. GARRETT,
| dec1l-wlt* County Clerk.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!
BATCHEL0Rs CELEBRATED HAIR DYI
Is the hest in the Wnrldi

The only Harmless True and Reliable Dye k,ao,sr,
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy
Black or Natural Broacn, without Injuring the
Hairor Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft
and Beautiful: imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring it's pristine color and rectifies the i'll
effects Of Bad DYES. The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. FACTORY-Si BARCLAY st. N. Y.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. (june25-dAw1y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ neglected Cough, Cold. an
lrritated or Sore Throat, if al
lowed to progress results in Sc
rious Pulmonary Bronchial
and Asthmetic Diseases often
times incurable. Browns
Bronchial Troches reach di-
rectiy the affected parts, and
give almost immediate relief,
Tor Rcnin nhifiS Cnfn.rh ni
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D IA B E 7 { S.

!Srayagid1y and burning or painful Urinatiag.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign rene.
dy, and too much cannot be said in its praise
A single dose has been known to relieve the
most urgent symptoms
Are you troubled W ith that distressing pain in
the small of the back and through the hips? a
teaspoonful a day of the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use of buchu, Gu.
bebs and Juniper in the treatment of those dis.
eases, and only use them for want of a better
remedy y'ti
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SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE

FdniL1 SOAT IuAhEh
WAR makes high prices; Saponifier helps to
reduce them. 1t makes Soap for -Four cents a
pound by using your kitchen grease,
So CAUTION! AS spurious Lyes are offered
also, be careful and only buy the Patented ar
ticle put up in Iron cans, all others being
COunterfeits.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia-No. l27 Walnut Street.
Pittsburg-Pitt Street and DIQuesne Way.
nOyI1 -dSWSm
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At Ottumwa. we learn they have slaughtered
about "a, Oo,-average weight ITO. 1t is expected
the whole number for the season will so over
80 600. The slaughtering at that point last year
exceeded 42tO,-average weight 196.
At Keokuk, up to Wednesday, they had killed
.SOOo,-average weight about It's.
Packing at this point has now reached about
10000 and some well nfol med parties seem to
think the season viii soon be over, but We in
cline to the opinion that the end is not yet, and
that more or less business in this line, will be
done until about the first of January; and while
it is not to be disguised, that the number report
ed as packed" at the principal packing points
in the Northwest. viii show quite falling off in
quantity, and largely in weight,-yet it should
not be overlooked that live hogs commence
ed going East Immediately after the heavy
frosts of August and September, and should be
taken into the account in making up an esti-
, 2nate of the whole crop.
Sales here, during the week, have been within
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WETHERsFELp, Conn, March 2, lSS3-Dr u: III
(,re0g-Deo.r Sir Having seen your advertise,
ment of "Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation of the Kidneys and Irritation
of the Bladder having suffered for the past three
years. and tried the skill of a number OF physi,
clans with only temporary relief, was induced
to try your medicine. I procured one bottle o.
your agents at Hartford, Messrs. Lee, Slsson q
Co, and when had used half OF 1t, TO my sur,
prise. / found o great change in my health.
have used two bottles of it, and am where new,
er expected to be in my life. well, and IN good
spirits. I cannot express my gratitude lor u
mended it to be- May the blessing OF God ever
attend you in your labors of love.
Yours truly. LEONARD 8; bIGELoW.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81.
WIZ n. GREGG & Co., Proprietors.
MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents,
No. 49, CLIFF street, New York.
Smith Durysa, [dec u-t&weot6m
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CONSTITUTION WATER

CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has de-
yoived upon it.
Diuretics irritate and drench the kidneys, and
by constant use soon lead to chronic degenera-
ton and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the pub
lie with the conviction that it has noequal in re-
lieving the class of diseases Tor which it has
been found so eminently successful for curing;
and We trust that we shall be rewarded for our
efforts in placing so valuable remedy in form
to meet the requirements fpatient and physi-
clan.
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The receipts of grain are not large. millers
hardly get enough to keep going and prices are
higher. Spring from 80 to 95c, with sales of new
choice at 81; Winter sf@1 10. These figures are
paid to make -four to go into the interior, as
there is nothing in the Eastern markets to war
rant any such prices for wheat here.
Old Corn sells readily at .0@75c; new 50955c.-
Oats 5O@55c. Rye 5000.
Wood is in better supply and lower, the best
Hard by boat load at the river So 25 Soft 81 20
@S3 co.
Annexed will be found our usual detailed re-
port OF this and other markets.
suGAR-lsGls; Crushed ls1lc; Refined white
Ekc; Clarified l7c.
COFFEE-S3GS6c.
MoLAssEs-By the barrel-Sugar House 10c.
Golden Syrup 81 l59l 25; Sorghum Sc.
NAILS-Tenpenny S. IS.
SALTS 00@3 %.
RIcE-91I@l0c.
FRUTr-Raisins prime, S. 00a5 Is
BRooMs-S3 O09S3 50 per dozen.
ROPE-l9G2Dc.
FLoUR-Spring, s. 40; Extra, Is so; 'Cable."
81 40.
WHEAr-spring, s9995; Winter. I.oO@l,lo.
hiE-75@S0c,
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BosroN CORNERS, Dec. q, lS6l.-Dr. Vim. II.
Gregg e Co-Gents II freely give you liberty to
ue of Constitution Water which can recommend
in the highest manner:-My wife was attacked
with pain in the shoulders whole length OF the
Heart and Irritation Of the Bladder. called a
physician, who had attended her about three
her. I then employed one of the best physicians
could find, who attened her for about nine
months when she was under his care she did not
suffer quite as much pain. He finally gave her
up and said 'her ease ,0dS ir,carltbte. "fbr said
he, ''she has SAGE combination Of complaints thai
Of her tii6fc1uties'' About this time she common
ced the use of Constitution Water, and to our ut
ter establishment almost the first dose seemed
to have the desired effect, and she Kept on i'm
proving rapidly under its treatment, and now
superintends entirely her domestic AFFAIRS: she
for about four weeks, and we are happy to say
that it has produced a permanent cure.
VIM. III. VAN BENSCHOTHEN. =
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CONSTITUTION WATER

and Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder.
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Diseases arising from faulty secretion in the
one case being too little, and accompanied
by severe pain, and the other too profuse Sc
cretion-which win be speedily cured by the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-25
CITY GOVERNMENT.

nFFICIAI-BOAKD OF COUSC LINEN
ObA,'i Session, Monday. Dec Il l,oS- o'clock
?. fu.--Tie board met plrsu1it 20 A. n-nr cDt
Ia the ChEutef, ~. ID city Hal Present -
Coinclmcu Have. iicEry. K,vn,n, wcl.ter. M
Nay Gios-, Brady, Mcconnell, Roper, II 'ughia-
I'm. iihNlard, Gov. hcGrs,h, rtay, O'hrisn,
Cook, B'audor, Bve. Russo !, Fttrrad and
Joyce ri, la The As,n~e Of SIC PCS dou', Go n
cilusn Cess nYysi Gst g. n.i.m9n W'b.ter
ts.ethe c' Air WI ~ carried r cn.nuies
% the rce.'acs hsd December ., 10, II, l.. IL, l.
snd Is ver' rcai On 'r'r'v,d.
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CHKnrMA FEsrIyAL.-Ihe Tabernacle Bap-
tsi Church sunday school have festival thi, even
ins ~ thcr rooms, Of Hicks and Rapel,ea .t,
which premises to prove treat to the lovers Of
music ossy nothing OF an exit ition OF Bsuvards
views IN rscstine and Egypt, and his PauseamA Of
the var GU the Mississippi.
RECRUITING Twelve men were enlisted
az II" he,dlusrtors Of Gen. spinoa yesterday, and
OK at TIC oiEcc OF the Provo,t Marshal.
ALLEGED ABORTION "A Young LADY Of
Brooklyn vs- recon Is iaduccd by female scqusint
ancc TO so to the Office u q doctor in Csrminc street
New York, for the plrposc Of having abortion pro
cured AZ alleged, he made three several suenpt,,
tie last e when ~n suoce,siu, and thu young We
man ssyc l.rth 10 dead inf,nt, which vas thrown
INTO th' pIlyy She was ,ubseguenty taken very i'll.
- ,-p'-'e. - die THIS led TO ~ arrest OF the
alleged abortionist, who was committed. HIS name
10 d 4, Cox
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The
Ghosts Bargain ;
OR
TIE HAUNTED MAN.
A CHRISTMAS TALE.

'Mr. poi'Sv, n-r sri Tsorre rae been
rY,icrrr, s. ~. eo'., abou, N. man yol sA~
tLct-. ~lo. l.. tears, vii HI. himseN"
''B.tter les hos.d 20 u han cone near me ~
"fie ssSs iu hs wiuI rim tlaI yoI Enow HIN
tsI he wa No.r trend On e. ns 40 tAat Ae 10
erIirel fsiscr q sG.iitrt hcTl--m- y a. ris.
gves ne oftas ''ovus gentleman Nh hr been ~.
what Ia n re dlrc' How a Dc - tie ~ ewot
How ish, b. he sartd NJ Re Jaw grsy, Cd,
Irsy,s seutl Hep ne j" 81. It's unc -
bold iie boy, wiz was 10. lad 10 pass han, aud
lti lsr 80
"rhNn,ous Tu,,.h,rs ~ irupous thoughts -
cried Eodlsw, ga IS round Ia anguish, Los up
on tuo Prom Tho darkness " nv mud. let the
y.imms'ins AZ tuIsrt "a thA' know sth,ro, shine
w, sni snow H. misery J the - Ale iAl world,
ss ave long tlN..ht, uotl'rg can ts sfet no
step or eoin N TIC - uff,us structure could b.
lot, vii out snt bong tod" IA tie graf uni
verse. know, now, at IL Is tie same viii 3 I'd
aud s,. harp ucss and sorr,w. Ia the Memories 81
uen. Il,y IA" u. itse me - Tee. was no 70
sIo-,e lut ~ Help rae. he p ue. let no IL !"
spd "a, t9y'. SIM .i'I. 10 .e. l'r
"SAsios o. uyec' : ut { ny darker
hour. - cried lie Law, iu distraction, Gene back.
ard Ls3 ~ ne Jay Eni MIA, lgt take u rit
away! o.. fit must su re-, With me, deprive
the itte dr sifui power q g,v.us It g. Otnsts
udJ Whist have doue. Lesss no uen gated, but
restore tie dAy - those whom. have cursed. As
} asc spared this woman from the mat, ard "a
never VII. 80 forth tui viii de mere, wlth
hand t. tend me- save tbil creatures VIII 10 proof
tie boy suuggAust l. sett9 her. While lie led h-.
/ scs snu tLe Try, !ncreAslag ~ Is euergy, He :
let me IA. lie vas YOUR ir,eli once, how SHAH b e
be ful owed. low sta Ls he saved They are a.
chsi gel. ,usre uJ me Else T. lie me, pray, pray
10, uie iu!'
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POETRY.
A Century TO Come,

Nh" trss, ~ COLLINS crow5e. stfes,,
\ .lii' 50 y"trst1 ctr
NI0'il g. eel NJur church VIII willing fs.t
A hundred wears W Gomez
Pale, trembling age, and bsfy youth.
And childhood with It's brow Of truth,
Tie rcl, and poor, on land. ~ sea,
Where wal the isLty millions be,
A hundred years " cons'
Wa oil within our graves shall sleep,
A l. IIdret years l. come,
n iNus HOu ~ W. IL weep,
A luuifo ttarqt. core:
u Ut.ci ueu our md. eel -
a ct c's "r ou' s'r,et- ~ I'll;
49, 'r aNl ugssEat,
An i.h ihrs rs.n stu-eay,
a Leb4i,t are e. come.
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Az CSE"owS OMAN on WEDNESDAY even.
ins walked cG one OF ths Grand stree, ferry boats
into the riyci and drowned She had been motto.
ed curing the afternoon .ctipg ina very singular
manner Ia the ret. Of B,ookl,n
lEtL pYAn.-On Wednesday morning Geo.
ANcou', Of ~ North second stree. D,ooklyn, L D.,
f'Il dead Of disease Of the heart lie Wa SHY car
pointer BY trade.
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Too Late for Classification.
GE Al IN.

CORE On THIRD. lec. a. T'tf'ct Con- ans
tv" NJ he Pat h S Lssat, co. = fou", Ireland,
stef - ,siI
Tho relative. end ftend- Of he aniiv are rrsr.et
fnl, ~ " st'.nd 'hc funcral. on S.iurds a",r
~. n. Dec rs. At o'clock. Tom bis la;e rrsii,nce,
Sc0 We 4ith Il 2ta
F1sbfR-ln Jer'"y CITY, Dec. %, Manning r.
Fisher. rssi - yesr.
The friend. and relatives Of the nr-ti, are respect
fnny Invited to attend he funeral. on saturday
aVcrnac o. Dee 70, At O'Clock, a. his late resdenee,
e3s Bright OF, Jersey City. Hupterdon Oatette
p,Sase COPY. 2,I
MADDOCK-0u Thurs5sy evening. Zee -, amer
only daughter Of william Aud Maria M.ddoef, aged
ii months
tui from o.rth 70 boom In hesvsn.
The friends and seruaintsrss of the family ere
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral. sun
DAY afternoon Dec Yith. =, o'cloct from thu real
dsnee ~ her parents, sO3 FrontG S1b
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Astigua: Lima, Kisss,ob, Jam Maryland, Anss.
msssSf: Conrad, Do: Morris, forh River Tyler,
Washington. " bite Foam, Fortress otoe Avon, DC
W u Bal, Great Fgs Hsrvot; D.nsnce. thiisdelph'a
Pauline, Ssv Haven; Gertrude, Or caleb Wright,
Iondon leland Btlle. Providence: - Richsrts
Philadeinhit tiire. '....... All si.ri Va M r.
kichnd Borden, Ns,' n,ton. " ~ ts,,ll. q. Cor
cea, do; u 4 IAylof DO. n l. Congdon, lofk River
Carrie Wells. Ph'ladslphs: n n Got,, orb River
Maria Lent. Port Roy al; la Creole, Cufacos.
sLooP-PoiDtsr. Nichols fos Prov .dsnes.
ARRIVED
erEAhsHTPs -Ps,fsl, N.-bcrn; Nee elan, New
Oriesn X Gle, fcrros, CT ifot'eiowu, Y FL
BRIO Warren, from Boston, With mcrcbsndi,e.
Inn atn fnr classification
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
The Riot in New York.

New YORK, July IA
The Tribune says about O'Clock in the
evening an excited mob in Printing House
Square commenced shouting and grooming
and soon afterwards a large number of per-
sons in the crowd armed themselves with mis-
siles at pile of bricks in the neighborhood.
and hurled them at the windows OF the Tri-
bune Office. When the lower windows were
demolished, there was a rush made for the in
terror OF the counting-room. Papers were
seized and scattered about the streets and n
match was then applied to lot of paper in
side OF the counter. At this instant a strong
police force came upon the full run across the
Park, scattering the rioters and all was quiet.
1t also contains the following additional facts:
At so p. NJ. the gun factory, corner of
2lst street and I'd Avenue, was DESTROYED. At
IL L. nj. the mob arrived ut the Office of
capt. Manniere, Assistant Provost Marshal
between 2Sth and 18th streets, and burned the
whole block. They next attacked the colored
orphan asylum. The firemen were on hand
and made an effort TO do their duty. when
Chief engineer Decker sent to have the bells
ruhg, but the messenger found he could not
communicate with the headquarters. owing To
the fact Of the wires having been cut by the
mop. They visited houses adjacent with
ture.
One mouse opposite the asylum was attack
ed The rioters would give no chance 10 save
the poor ilttle children. One brute threw a
chair from one of the upper windows and
killed little white girl who was TRYING 10 save
some articles of value that were stre,,x mon
the ground. The building was fred EIGHT
times before the scoundrels ultimately succeed
ed in destroying il. Other fires occurred. hut
owing TO the imperfect working of the tele
graph, not even an intimation Of their where
abouts could be obtained. A demonstration
was made in front of Mayor Opdyke's house,
but the mob were addressed by Judge Barnard
ana Coroner Wiley, and they left The value
Oh property destroyed is estimated at SO, 900,
wv. III The evening large body of Irish men
ana women OF the lowest class tore I'M LARGE
portions OF The track of the 4th Avenue Rail-
road.
All efforts TO quell the mob have failed
They burnt down the large ice house ON Hons
ton street this morning and have torn do,yn
number ofhouscs in Batavia street near lanes
They are reported in large force n Leonard
street. The government was given a limited
time TO close the bonded warehouse and M
goods to be delivered.
Passengers who arrived on the train from
bridgeport last night only got as far as 9th
street, and had 10 walk down. Many were
assaled by the mob, beaten and robbed. The
Harlem Railroad bridge has been burned
Vigorous efforts are being made to quell the
rot aud IL is thought they will be successful
to-day.
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RIOT IN BOSTON.
Two Regiments and Light Battery Called
Out.
Policemen Wounded and Citizen Killed.
EndeavOrs Of the RiOtets TO Obtain
Arms.
TWO OF THE RIOTERS SHOT.

BosToN, July a.
Quite disturbance, but hardly amounting
to a riot, occurred in the north part of the
city this afternoon. IL originated in an as
sault made on David Howe at house in
Prince st. where Howe had called to serve
notice that the resident had been drafted.
Some oafers in the street interiered and beat
Mr.. Howe severely, when lie was rescued by a
policeman, being badly but not dangerously
injured. In the mean time mob rapidly gath
cred, and a strong force of police was called
out. Bricks and other missiles were thrown,
by which policemen Ostrander, Winship, Trask
and some others were injured. The outbreak
was speedily quelled aud several arrests made.
As precautionary against further riotous dem
onstrations company of Regulars from Fort
Independence will be quartered in the city to-
night, and notices have been issued TO the
44th and 45th regiments, also to Capt. Jones
Light Battery and the LIST Dragons, to be in
readiness for immediate service if called upon.
The city wears its usual quiet aspect this
evening and no indications of further disturb
ance. Our authorities are determined TO
squelch any outbreak at once.
Second dispatch, $50 Z. MA mob has
gathered and broken into several gun shops.
Alarm bells are being rung and the military
are rapidly gathering. 1t is reported that two
men have been shot.
Third Dispatch, misunderstanding is
quiet. The rioters have dispersed and no
further outbreak is anticipated The police
and military are stationed in different parts of
the city. At the attack on the armory on
Cooper street one rioter was killed and another
fatally wounded. VIM. Currier, an aged cit-
zen who resided on the street and was looking
on, was also killed. Several persons were
wounded. A gun store in Dock Square was
broken open but the police rallied and by the
use of their revovers quickly dispersed the
rioters, but not before one or two of the latter
were wounded.
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Stock Market.
NEW York, July II.
stncEs oull and Innn.r Mona.

fiRE'-oflieers Gertz and Charlton, about
one o'clock this morning, discovered fire in
small house on Munjoy, between Congress and
Cumberland Streets, in the rear of the Catho-
lie school house. Steam fire engine Falmouth
was soon on the spot and extinguished the fire,
out not before the interior of the house had
been badly damaged. The building belonged
to ). ). Anderson, Esq, and was unoccupied,
family having moved out on Monday. The
fire was the work of an iucendiary, as the
doors were all fastened, and one of the back
windows was found open.