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Drown g. Keller,
DEALERS IN
Clocks, Watches, JeWelry, Silver
Ware, Plated Ware, Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper,
NotiNnS. &C.. &c.


They have recently purchased "MEL-,
ICK'S OLD STAND" and with increased
facilities for business, and a determination
to please, feel justified in asking the con-
tinued patronage of the old customers of this
establishment. In constant communication
with Importers in New YORK and PHILv-
DELPHIA, and in possession Of peculiar ad-
Vantages in this respect, they are prepared
10 sell CLOCKS, WATCHES 81 JEW
ELRY, of superior make and finish as we'll
also as of cheaper character, at remarkably
low rates.
They also keep constantly on hand the
best quality OF
Siiper and Plated Ware, Tea Spoons, Cas-
tors, SpectdcLeS, RazOrs, Pen-kniues,
Scissors, and all sorts Of Cutlery;
Toys Of all kinds, ChizdrenS
Carriages, Bird cages,
Fishing Tackle,
Baskets, Guns and Pistols, Lamps of aU
kinds and Fixtures; Superior Se,oing
Machines, Clothes WringerS, School
Books, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Ledgers and Day
Books, Paper, EnUelopes.
Pens, Ink, &c, dc.
Photograph Frames, Wall Paper, JTindOU
Shades, and Fruit Cans Of euery de-
scription.
Lamp Burners altered. Repairing of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry attended to promptly
and satisfactorily. Orders taken for Silver
Ware and filled with dispatch.
Stroudsburg, May 10, lS64--tf
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Executors Notice.

Easf, Of JOIN DOWNING, Eate oJ
" SD,thfsld to1raship, dec'd.
Letters testameDtary on the above
named decedent, late Of the township o.
NJ. SmithGeld, Monroe County, Pa, hav.
Ing hccn granted to the undersigned, al
persons indebted to said Estate viii make
immediate payment, and these having
claims against the same, viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
nEPJE s. MILLER. Executor.
N. Smithfell tsp, Feb. 8, 1865.
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By virtue of writ of ven. ex. de terris tc
me directed. issued out of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe County, | will expose
to sale, at public vendue, on
Friday, the 24th Of February,
1865, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Court House, in the borough of Stroudsburg.
the following described real estate, to wit
FIRST-A certain tract or piece of land
situate in Stroud township Monroe county,
adjoining lands of George Snyder, formerly
James Morgan, land formerly of James IL.
Stroud, Rachel Rees and William S. Rees,
other land of George Foster, and land In oc-
cupancy of David Green, containing
Eiftv-Grac Acres and "a Half,
with the appurtenances, all cleared. The
improvements are two story
Frame F!oIse, .z.5
Is by 20 feet, with Kitchen attached IL bv
20 feet, and Frame Barn "a by 80 feet The
Pocono Creek passes through che promises.
SECOND:
A certain tract or piece Of land situate III
said Stroud township, adjoining lands of Jes-
Se cIutlCi, hiiip houdifE. anu OJhST ldllu "a
hove describcd,) of said defendant, contain
ing about
One Hundred & &(sgemsy Acres
more or less, with the appurtenances. ninety
acres cleared, balance woodland. The i'm
pruvcments are a two story
Frame Dwelling House, ss..::.5
SO by DO feet, Frame Barn 80 by 20 feet, and
stable Is by l9 feet. and other out-build-
ings. The Poccno Creek passes through the
premises.
Being the same two tracts of land which
John Palmer and wife granted and confirm
ed unto George Foster in fee.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of George Foster, and to be sold by me
for cash.
LTNFORD MARSH, Sheriff.
Shcrif's Office, Strondsburg.
Feb. 9, 1861
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Just Received,
AT
BROWN & kELLM'S,

A large assortment of EXTRA PLATED
SPOONS, FORKS, &C., of superior quality.
to take the place of SOLID SILVER WARE
Having made large purchase, they are ena
bled to supply housekeepers at astonlshlhgiy
low rates Call and examine.
Stroudsburg, May 9th, 1864
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By virtue of writ Of ven. eX. de terris to
me directed, issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, will expose
to sale, at public vendue, on
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&C, &c, of ell qualities, and from the high
est TO the lowest prices. He will also keep
we'll supplied with
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MOnrOe Co. Agricultural Society.

uOhTOe tVs EiCusthI"l HOCEes!'
N0TICE.-All persons are cautioned
against removing any manure from the
grounds of the Society and those persons
who have already done SO are requested
TO call at the Office Of the Secretary and
make settlement for the same.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
A. REEVES JACKSON.
Secretary.
Streudsburg, Feb 9, 1865.
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SheYiiIl's Safes

By virtue OF writ of al: ven. ex. de ter
ris to ne directed. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Monroe County, will ex-
pose to sale, at public yen3ue, on
Friday, the 2lh Of February,
1865, at , o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Court House, in he borough Of Stroudsburg,
the following described real estate to wit:
\ certain lot or piece Of land situate in
Ross township, Monroe county, adjoining
lands of Henry Kintz, George Flyte and Pc
ter Sobers, containing
-Four acres.
more or less, all cleared. The improvements
are one two story -
Piaaa EE0uSe, l::s:ss::
% by % feet, one Frame Stable, ,mlsssEzs
Is by 20 feet, one Log Stable II by l6 feet.
There are a lot of
Evslit Trees,
on the premises.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Charles Berger, and 10 be sold by me
for cash.
LiNFORD MARSH, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Strouisburg,
Feb. 8, 1861.
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MUSTERED OUTr-COmpsnies C and D,
12sth Regiment O.. V. l., we're mustered out
and paid off at Johnssn's Island, on satur-
day last. Both these companies belonged
to the old Hoffman Battalion, f" and were
incorporated into the I2sth Regiment at
the lime IS was organized. They were
mustered out under the order Of the Score
tary Of War, for the discharge of all SOL
diers whose term Of service expires be-
fore the LIST of October next. The rest of
the regiment is not included in the order,
Company C was organized in Toledo, and
Company D is this city, though mary of
the men in the latter company were from
Lorain county. The men OF this company
on Saturday preseated $3.50 in cash to their
commanding Officer Captain Bailey, as a
testimonial Of their appreciation of his sell
dierly qualities, Captain Bailey has proved
himself one oIthe best officers of the reei-
ment, and his recent successful efforts to
procure the musterJo OF his compau have
rendered him very popular.
A large number Of the discharged men
cana esst over the Toledo road on Saturday
evening, feeling very iubilAnt ct the
thought that they wore citizens again.
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a.HEAWxy
sew YORK mABHET-June 10.

lBL rALl8hAEh.I .HH."r a.
COttOm-FeaVy and July lc lower. Sales ct
40a4lc for middlinE ~
F~1OuT-aeayy and declining. .rt
sals at IS zoos 81 for extra state; IS s5a7 90
extra round hOOD Oh'e; 81 O69s7 20 fer trads
brands. Market closed dull .r FL
Nhisk y-FirDer. tales Western ez6
Wheas-DulI and nominally 10 loEsr. SalSs
ChioSgo spring ss 81 42sl ~; red state 81 SOL
white western 81 80. % b..
COrn-Oull aEd s@4s lower. Sales at T7@S4o
for uDsound, and 550s9o for sound mix-d WFststn.
Iaclud~d in the salt was kiln dried doltpJr.ed as
the close at SIC. 20 rs rri r7ftr 'aRF sr ll
Oats Scarce A. d . shsde hTmer. salPB at 600
for we,t-ru, including q parcel 10 ~arHtTesat SEQ
p trOleum-Quist at 34a34%c for crude; sic
for refined in bon y; tie for do fee. - .fi PC
POrk-0psnsd drmer n d oiOsed botY &
sa es at Sls O0mr9 20 Tor new mess, lelOsing At
SIS 90 Tor cash; S24 50@25 20 tor IssS-kusss cash
ant regulSr way, elssng At e2z 20 eash; SIS 90
qIs 90 or prime; SO 6O9SO IS for prime me.a.
Also. 1850 bblE new mesB. for June and July, sellers
option. at 10 OO92s 10.
Beef-Dul Gales at slO. O00l400 for plain
mess; ST2 O0gls 90 for extra mess ~H -
Beef Hams-Firm ct s8 0t@2T 90
Cut H~eRts-Firm and mTe aoIiV'. 5ales at u
9l41zc for shoulders; l49Isc for hams. : AUS
BaeOn--Quiet. M
ard-Very arm at 16Na19kc.
BuIIer-Stea1y at S0@SOe for ohio, and GAG
Oheese-ouiet ct 8sI5o for common to prime.
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LFMAHCIALuA COMMERCIAL.


AE 49, - L, 1aeE
- 81 70 rbArUhpAH ANAANs sW
r he local money market wss reported very Quiet
to-dau- ~ ,sRhoeE ,otsbla oba nQe IN apy respeet.
80 49, . ..,. .,.nsIv
Duh currency anu
ciose' snd ne, ProPAplueS iHsor
s1tineeAsg ID 'ne iOrme''
msna LON wool buyers VINO eOO
m1ne9 P'iasron. soOa, 'upRII Hn.E
VIII % eensn'tso.DJs@ s @S'emsnt, Sae.An
-
FaNsAl' eI-s3
Inc s1p1t 81 sPeS,e =
amounted 10 sisih oot-m hs ney
lions Tor ths~ssH o0'ha
oeo'ato
me elesug FeteS0n SsIqt ~ isst
osen qsy ottne current week o
4ondsy
" 80 srv.s fsi&
thursday .-a-Aas.H 37%
Friday
saLn osy
IesE.iDO9s eysoV'he
- i :
n9 ~ SsEI
holas.s ,Srs,gt "a
- 80
$500 .tse a1kh., S,F
/ been more deci0lolW p NcEeA for several m0HAl
than at preIent, Leaders &C pit 5 per cent. fom
me SCI . .sleo nrhs0 o ne s.ree'; en- .oSssn
80 - .snt ~ Isf 81 CON "a. 10 b- caifd IL
withont notice. N aS-Uhrio 81. r
In ofnciunHti currency is working easier Go'd
mercantile paper IS discounted at losls per cent?
the later the prevailing rate, and hrst-elAss nsoss
At 8 per cent i'
In Chicago currency IL $50 daus and frat class
paper 4, discounted freely at 10 per cent. By the
Banks. 7wrs-..- .arr Ca, can,
0IuOur general markets to day there was q goeo
demand for suPernne Flour for tbs 1snadian mar
kets, At s5,s5 but ii, higher grades were active
selling only IN 8 pmAi way TO the local trade a
N,09T,bQ for-AS red, and Ss,t0986O for AA
white. Wheat W.s IN 6 cd demand. particularly
for No. 2 red, which ruisd steady at sl,25; No.
red ruled I regular, but the bulk Of the transaC
tious we're at = dssiRe of So. Corn was VithOu
Paie and entirely n ininal. Parties viii not handle
1t except or immediate use. We could obtain n
figures Oats w-rs very quiet at 3 doins Of lie =
Bye and Bailey continue very dull and quotation
Are mainly nSminai. As compared with the price
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LIFE OF ABRAHAN LIEcoEx-Jossph H.
Barrett, Commissioner Of Pensions, Wash
ington, D. c., has written a Life of Abra-
ham Lincoln, presenting his early history,
political career snd speeches, in and out of
Congress, also, a general view of his policy
IS President of the United States, with his
Messages, Preclamations, Letters, ETC., and
a concise history of the war.
This work is now printed ia II mo-, DID,.
SIS, but is to be reproduced in s vO., en-
larged tOabopt 700 pages, smbeIIished with
the best portrait published and u
merous illustrations. The work will be.
ready for delivery in July. Meantime Mr..
o. @. sprsgue; the agent for this city, viii
canvAss the place and giveall an opportun-
ity TO subscribe.
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on LIBEBAL Trims.

SATURDAY EvEHIEs, June 10. 1se1
4 F~reightsEhe following arc the rate. by Lake
tsaml and Ran ron tins port to New York and
, Boston. An Raj rates are i've cents high,r.
To New York-First Glass 81. 81; Second class:
sIoo; Third eIass: sc Fourth class: 500. Flour,
SL0O; Wool, gl,75.
To Boston.-F rst class Sl,Ss Second class :
Sl,O9i Third cla.s: ssc Fourth class Coo. Flour,
Sl,1e.. Wool 8 t.sO.1 -a-7 fr rrre 7.r7 O. T
: FIOur-comnOn grades in good dsmsnd. coed
grades in light rsqu st. bat steady. SAFES s45 bb 5
supeTfne at S5.25. aa fp
HheAf-Td good demand, No. red steady, hut
No. 1 irregulsf. Sales we're 200 bu and S cars No.
z red from ITO . At SJ,l5i 2osB No. lred from
store ct 8 ,5s; 8 cars DO do at Sl,5i. -
COFn-Nsslseted and entirely nominal. There
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEeREE.-William
Graham, Of Stow township, Summit coun-
~, the murderer of Hugh Fitzpatrick and
smother man whom he supposed were about
to make him pay his subscription to the
fund for clearing his township from draft,
has just been tried at Akron. The Court
sentenced him to serve in the Penitentiary
for the term of his natural life, averdict of
'Murder in the Second Degree" having
been returned.
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Thaf Linnor 0rder.

EDIrOR LEADER: Car any one give any
any reason why the order of General
Grant, closing up the saloons and all
places where liquor is sold, is not enforced
here as at other places where there are mus
tering out campo? Our soldier boys are
being constantly led into these -dens; and
liquors sold to them, and gtven to them if
they will not buy it, and then they are
sWindled out their hard earnings. Let the
order be enforced here.
A soLpIER Boy.
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srEvcK By LIezrzIsG.-During the heavy
thunder shower, Friday night, the house
Of Mr.. II. L. Downer, on the ""Islsnd,"
near Willow street bridge, West Side, was
struck by lightning. Each member of the
family yss more or less shocked, sndzone'
little boy lay senseless ali night. The
house, as is to be- expected, vas roughly
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AMWaEMENfe.
OApENY OF MUsIQ

PRIOR5 OF ADMISSION. -.
OFssB Circle aud ParQustte 50 csnt1i Secured Seass
70 Drass Circle, 70 cent?; Family OtEoles % eeotsi
Gallery, IS oents; Private Boxeai Is ana ~
Single seats in Private Boxes. 81.
~ olOred persons will, und ? DO
oss, be permitted 70 occupy seats IN any other por'
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. AdmlsBiOn nc.
Doors open st I. Curtain rises ct s.
- GE6IH c. BRACE ~
EugaEement Of the Celebrated Irish Ralsdtt
ano Humo oas DeliRsAtOr and Comedian, Mr..
John HERnN, known IS BArbey the Gnide.
THREE GRABD PIsCE 90 NIGHT
BriIiant Comedy tSuShsb eFar=ei nth Songs
~ MOHDAY evening Jgne Il. VII Be PrSsentei the
BARRAOK 70 H:
...- Oh, THG MILITARY MaRRIAGE.
Song, PsddJ' 3 Wedding)s--------yohn Heron
TS be follow d W'th the FSrse called
BETSY BAKER.
Song (The ~Jsuuting nar).-----.Jehu heron
70 In prrpa alton, The 0o-an Child" and
Husband Of Ny Betrt"
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To BE PAID oFF.-Msjor Jones, Paymaster
at Camp Cleveland, will return from Camp
Chase to this city early this week, and pay
off Batteries O and H, of the LIST Ohio Light
AFtiIlerv-
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF OLEVELAND.

ENTERED .-.---.JUE 10.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, McKRV. DetroiL-
stmr E'la Bu rows. Burrows, Rgnd Eau
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, BEfdo
Prog Osego. BfeWn, Buff 10
Prop PTsirIe State, KaApp. Ogdsnsburgh
Bark De SOtA, Lloyd. ss4qae-Ie
Brig lsabeila, Jon.s 8, PuTw II r
fehr J A McDOBaid, hudson, Stanley
Sehr Tartar, Pspcon, harquetts
Sour } ush, Fiett, Rowan
Sew Mona, larran, kelley's Island
e OLEARED.-..--JUNE 10.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Atlantic PTaIE, Buffalo
P OPPrairis state, Knapp. Detroit
Prop OEego, B own, foiedo
Prep TiogA,' SissOn, Dnnkiik
echF 81 ph, BendeTsen,O sWego
Schr r 7 Barney, Bailey, Chi, ago
FcoE 8ona, 0srrans EsHeg's Isiand
Sew Lime Book, FArghar, Port hope
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

sATJRDkT EvaSIsG, June 10, 1856.
We have no ehangs 10 note ia Lumber sIscs OIL
last rPsrs, the market during the week having
rulsd very steady, and prices being well sustained
By q good demand and only moderate reeeipts.-
Shingles are quOtsd at : dec ine Of 5oc9sl 90, aud
Lath 25s5'c. The market closes ct the following
prices, aud steady
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United STATES CouET.-Court will meet
again this morning, when the conspiracy
case Of Rosenthal and Merrick will be
taken up.
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CHIOAaO MARKET-.JuBS1O


FaOuF-Quist.
Wheat-Quiot and declined lie. sslssst 81 I5H
aSI II for No. l. Gle sing with free sellers ct inside;
81 O4aI 05 for No. 4 rlW ID
~COrn-Aotive. Sales at 54Ka55c for No. I; 60a
5O1le for NJ 4
Ssst--Fir q at 4sHs44c for No 1.
HighWfnes-Eirm. ~e#Fe
PrOVtsiOnS-Dull.
F~refghta-DuI TO on corn to Buffalo.
Receipts Flour, 1000 bbIs; WhsaL $4,000 b
corn, lO5. 900; oats IS, COZ.
shiPments-6.s6O bbls -four; 62,OlO hu Wheas,
l24OOO sorn, $500 oats.
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OsWEGO mARKEF. June 10.

lBT FnLEaRAPHJ
-FJOur-stesdy Sales 81 81 Is for No. ] spring,
ST IS Tor red w'ntsE IS 50as 10 for white; 90 Is
ES5 80 for doable extra. .Ff
Wheht-ouieti parties apart. Gales Sc. 1 Chi
esgo 5psiag at 81 80. -e7.z ~
COrn-Lun AVID unchanged No. 1 Illinois Tlo.
Other grains quiet
Canal observation-disclosures. Flour $50,
wheat 9ho, com SIS to Few } ork; lumber IS co
to the Hodsou s. rs t. FeWburg
Lake lmpOEts-69S bbls houF.
Cana Exports ,4s4 bOiI -four, 800 bu
wheat, 1,OoO corn
shipments-By Rail, L,I9I bbIs four.
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Morn KOoPs Observation-Disclosures from
two Wisconsin regiments, consisting tf
ABB men, will arrive here over the Pitts
burgh road this morning, having left Pitts
burgh last evening. They will probably
leave on the morning boat for Detroit.
It is very singular that Ohio troops are SO
slow in coming. Northwestern soldiers are
passing through the city, in greater or
smaller numbers, every day. We hope that
our citizens, when Ohio regiments do come
again, will receive them with more uProar-
ious demonstration than they have hither-
to seemed capable Of. AgOOd deal of cheer,
ing and yelling will bs found TO have q
great deal 0 virtus. Tryiti That's the
kind Of reception the boys want. &
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A meeting Of the West Cleveland Band o
Hope, "a Juvenile Temperance Society will be held
at the Hanover street NJ. E. OhuI Oh. W. e., on
Monday evening, Juae 18th. All interested a'e
invited to be present, especially those Jouug per
sons who desire to beooms member. ~jsl2:21s
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CITY NEWS.3

n low GurVUH5 cuUIU1 T Tvuvr5 VPvnvu Wis
morning at Mrs. Shaw's. my25
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LADIES SEA SIDE FLATS are all the rage.
L. BENEDICT & SOEs have q large lot of
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Transit OF WESTERN TRooPs.-The 25th
Wisconsin, Infantry, Colonel McCumber, ar
rived here atmidnight last Friday, over the
Pittsburgh road. The regiment numbers
463 men. The Detroit boat had waited for
them, andthey went on board in about an
hour after their arrival, as-sOOn as they
could be fed at the Home. All were ac-
eOmmOdated at one sitting. The officers of
the Home think it "nice " to have plenty
o frOom.
Or Saturday morning, the LIST Michigan
Engineers, S69 strong, arrived, were fed at
The Home, and left on the boat. Said boat
had just arrived, She turned around and
went back without other freight than Yslor.
a detachment of the 9Th Wisconsin In
fantry, IS men, came in from Pittsburgh
Saturday evening, and left on the boat for
Detroit, after 9 good supper at the Home.
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NOIiee.-Tts subscribers and those Interested
in the New Driving Park, will meet at Cub Room,
JymAn's Block. Monday, June 18th, st 8 F. NJ, FIR
the purpose Of election of oficsrs and directors
and the transaction of important business.
The Park win be open this evening 70 Driving
iunI9 2IS H HHf I'D .rI ~
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For Lake suprriOr.-Ths new, staunSh
and elegant Pas enger Steamer Attsor, Thomas
Wilson, Master, will leave our Dock for Lake So.
Perior Ports, Monday, June 18th, 8 P. n.
For freight or passage apply to
GARRETs3N , CO.,
juns;2l9 No. 1 River street., Glsve,and.
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FROM LAKE SUPER1oR. = The steamer
Meteor arrived at this port Saturday. Her
~I--L A. Li-aly NurnToL~-~-
her log, which we append:
The steamer Meteor, Captain Thomas
Wilson, left 0%ntonsgon, on her return trip,
Monday, June 5, ct noon; propeller F. W.
Bsckus was there disehsrging. Arrived at
Eagle River at 8 P. NJ. having been de-
tanned by dense fog, and did not call at
Eagle Harbor from same esuse. At Copper
Harbor at $50, leaving st IL P. N. Arrived
at Portage Entry at. 9 A N Of the 9th. Saw
a smoke in the fog OUTSIDE the Entrv, sup
posed to be from stesmer Ironsides. Steamer
Traveller left Portage that P, NJ bound up.
Prop City of Madison and steamer Planet
were lying st Portage, diseharging, both
bound up. Left Portage Lske at $3.50 A. N
and the Entry at $50, arriving at Mar
quette at IL P. NJ, leaving there at 8 P. n. Of
next day. Prop. Dubuqus was there, bound
down. Prop. Northern Light was just
coming in, also bound down. The follow
ing vessels were also in port bsrques City
of Buffalo, Twilight, David Morris, Mar
quette, Red, White and Blue, Msssillon +;
schooners Wellington, Kate Robinson, ".
B. Hubbard, W. shupe, Hyphen, City of
Tswss, St-9smss, WAits-CloudLEairchIld
GACHdnScJ l.. pAk0FJ NoOs OOusldng L.
]. Bronson, Mary Collins, Drrien, St. An
drews, New London and Tracy.
Cleared from Marquette June 8, schooners
Wyandotte, Walrus, Fremont end Idaho.
Arrived at sault Canal at 8 4. n of the Sth,
s;hooners John Gross, Point au Pine,
Oarque A. P. Nichols. lying at the mouth
of the canal. Left Sauit AZ "a F.. Met
tug Peck with schooners PloYer. A. Brady,
WIN. Raynor, Ironsides. IroDsides In
Little Lake George and rug Eclipse in Mud
Lake, with three vessels in ltOw, names not
known. Barque Fontsnelle at Detour under
sail, bound up.
We bIought45 tons copper from Ontona-
gon, AZ dOfroIn Smelling Works At Portage,
PSI gross tons iron ore, 270 packages fish,
some miscellaneous freight, and $50 pas
sengers.
The Meteor leaves tfOrsBake Superior at
eight O'Clock this NIOndsy) evening, from
the dock of Garretson & Go.
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HoasE mOE hon.

Terms Vote or acceptance ct sixty days, with
cur. cut rate Of Exc snEs on New York or a d .
count OF three per cent Tor cash, " RENTED on re
osipt Of invoice Payments 70 be made in New
YORK Exchange, United states Treasury Hoies, or
their equivalent. No discount on bits OF less
amount Than nfty d0lls's,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

owe know the world is dark and rough, =
But time batrays that soon enough" 3
Still . gsO6ly portion OF the darE spots may DO
sradicated BY thosa afflicted with CatArh difieul,
ties, by the use ofDr D.. q. sselJs's Liquid Rem
sdy. For sale BY all Drugg SITS. Try IT, jsl2:RS
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sew ADvERrIsEnENls.

Academy OF Music-1r. John Heron.
D. NJ Doub- Woods Prize nower.
Malone. Petit 3 Co For I axe superisr.
ROb't Hanna q Color Lake Superior.
Sc B1owneTI street-GirI Wanted
h. Hsmstte-PhOtographs for Gentlem7D.
N. B. st Tsns-POrtsble Engines for sals.
Z. F.-Atieutioa Ladies.
New Driving Park-Lca Notice.
Baud Of H~ope-Local Notice.
HOstetter's BIT er'-LocaI Notice.
Dr, sselye's CAtsrrh Remedy ocsl Eotice.