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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.

WHOLESALE sRocERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
Boat Stores, Plantation and Family Supplies IN
No l6 FuLroH AND 10 FRONT srTHnT.
New Orleans, La l.
Keep constantly hand for sale well selected ssocR
:hoce groceries, consisting in part Of E
SUGAR. COFFEE, a
FLOUR, BACON,
LARD, PORK,
BEEF, RICE,
HAMS, SALT.
NoLAssEs SYRUP
CANDLES SOAP,
STARCH, SODA r
sALERATUs, BUTTER, a
CHEESE, GOLDFISH,
SALMON CHOCOLATE,
MAoKEREL FRESH PEACHES {
TEAS RAIsINS, :
PRUNEs, PRESERVES
SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST POWDERS,
CREAM OF TARTAR INDIGO.
BLUENe, BLAcKINo. II
BRUSHES, OYSTERS, l.
LoBsTERs sARDINEs,
MATCHES, DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES, POTATOES,
BEANS PEPPER
ALLsPICE, GLOVES,
CINNAMON NUTMEGs,
MACE GINGER
EXTRACTS, MUSTARD,
PICKLES, CURRANTS,
HOMINY CONCENTRATED MILK.
GRITs, CONCENTRATED LEY,
CORN STARCH, SNUFF,
PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS,
LARD OIL COAL OIL,
SWEET OIL. FRESH PINEAPPLEs
Ass'TD JELL1ES, FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
JOHN BULL SAUCE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WALNUT CATsUP, MUSHROOM CATsUP,
TOMATO, MACCARON1, |
vERMICELL1, BUCKETS, |
BRoOMs, TUBS,
Tw1NE, WRAPPING PAPER,
| TOBACCO, WAsHBoARDs,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc. Etc.
CUGAR, SYRUP AND MOLAssEs-
Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE, REFINED LOAF.
POWDERED SUGAR.
WHITE and YELI.ow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
GOLDEN SYRUP FAMILY SYRUP.
sUGARHoUsh,
REBoILED MoLAssEs.
Louisiana and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
A. THOMSON CO.,
4s Tchouptonlas street,
u OBINsON's CITY MILLS
Keep constantly hand large and fresh supply Of
CORN MEAL,
GRITs,
HoMINY,
o RICE FLOUR,
It RYE FLOUR,
J. DAT MEAL.
GROUND COFFEE,
GROUND SPICES
GRAIN, SEEDS DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES,
Ground to order.
Coffee Parched to Order.
Substitutes Coffee furnished the lowest prices-supe
s, rior in quality to any Northern manufacture.
at ROBINSON L BRO. Propretors,
g 283 and 2s5, Head New Basin.
II r EON QUEYROUZE
WHOLESALE GROCER
VI Importer of French Wines, Brandies, et<
NO. II ST. LOUIS STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
HI. CARTER
- WHOLESALE GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
CORNER COMMON AND TCHOUPITOULAS STREET
Na1y or,aaps
Are now receiving by almost every arrival from the Nor
and West afresh and well selected STOCK OF
cRoCERJEs
RI.
sutaoe lor 'ne nhoeeaAe anu ise'"Ai ooeeS "ue '.o
Bar ntofes boat ''oes' f.Ai'ason anu f"nA' s"ppA'
among WINCH WI" " n VIC 0i's ''' ~
onef al feoucea nsues'
Grocer1es
sUGAR-l0o hhds. COFFEE-eOO bags
FLOUR BACON,
LARD PORK
BEEF. RICE,
HAMS SALT,
NoIASsES-anb bills SYRUP
CANDLES SOAP
- STARCH, SODA
4, eopA, sao ''
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH
HERRING, SALMON,
', TEAS, CHOCOLATE,
-, BROMA, CANDY,
so nnHMES ppFSEpvps
eHc,p np 1punN yEAsT poWnERs
CREAM TARTAR INDIGO
ire nITEINo RIACKINc
ted pRuSHFS OYSTERS
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OAKLAND COLLEGE.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISS, tnear Rodney
This will enter the Second Term Of the
rent essiop on the January and be
ended public afording opportunity for complete
and thorough education.
Rev Joseph H. Calvin President pro tenn and
A'e'' oN'ef' " ' Professor Of Greek
noorrs I;,t,s pb n w . Professor Of Natural Science
s. 80, ,,....,,.,. Professor of Mathematics.
W A. NJ ...........,......-.f PROFESSOR OF
.. - -- . Professor of Modern Languages.
The Chairs will be filed soon as possible Mean
while appertanng to them will be tanght by the
Professors now Preparatory Department in
ration Boarding be had at the College Ne
fectory, or in private families.
TERMS-(Payable in advance) .....
Tuition, per of FIVE his. S45 m
Board and washing per month .......-.......o1 "
Total annun ~ W
may addressed the President at Rod
ney Miss. -,
meeting the Trustees Of the College will be
the l4h February. Important business
to be attended that full meeting
| should be present JAMES ARCHER, Secretary.
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The first aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
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Scrofula,

struma, GIandular sweings liberation, Kings Evil,
Erysipelas Salt Rheum.
hereditary and acqured filing life With untold
misery is by all usual medical remedies incurable.
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE
No Ia FRONT LEvEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING NEW ORLEANS.
Medicines Simple and Compound viii be found
superior full complete The patronage of the public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor ~
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CoNsTITUTIoN LIFE SYRUP

positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for al
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT Tt
CHILD
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CURE CURE FOR HERNIA, ETC.
WHITES PATENT
Lever Truss and Female supporter,
For saLs b7; TIM. DOHERTY,
No % Camp street. up stairs
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II there any disease in which the Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The most intense pains Instantly alevatedenor
nous syengs are reduced Cases. chronic vcarous, of
twenty thirty years standing have been cured by
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C1OUrHERS DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ F. HOPPER.
go st. Charles street, New Orleans.
A full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS OF all kinds con-
sigting in part of
Instruments; Operating Chairs and spittoons;
Teeth Gold and Foil Gold Silver and Platina Plate
Files Vulcanzers; Rubber; Lahes;
Brush Cotton and Corundum Wheels
Arkansas Stones, etc, etc, etc.
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address as above Lock Box ko,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

AIOTICE-THR PARTSERs HIP OF NEWMAN 4
~ MURPHY expired by limitation, the 3ls January
sf The the late firm viii be used only In Nduida
tUn. NJ j. NE"hAN, surviving Partner
February1 1866.
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FIRE, RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
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DR. G., W. DIRMEYER-

DR G.. W. DIRMEYEK-
NO 20 PRYTAN1A STREET,
BETWEEN ITALIA MELpoMEHE.
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NOTtCE-THk PARTNERS tiP OF NEWMAN
MURPHY expired by snation on the slst Of January
&c., The OF the late firm will be used only luda-
ion. n j. MAN, surviving PARTNER.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED 4 |
CO for the transaction of General Banking and Rzcha
business solicit firm the liberal patronage hereto
late houses Of Samuel smith Co and
Newman Murphy SAMUEL sM1rH,
NJ J. NEWMAN,
February 1896. A.W. SMITH.
HENRY MILLER PAYNE, SON OF OUR
senior partner admitted on the 9th ofspernoer last
" -' PAYNE, HUNTINGTON d co.
New Orleans, Jan. 49, 1886
THE PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between the undersigned under the and style OF
cox Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign the Of the firm in Liquidation
y. T. JOHNSON
New Orleans, Jan. ], 1856
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnershp under the and style JOHN
SON, DEEEGRE PENN, for the transactioa of a COTTON
FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
W. II. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH DENEGRE,
New Orleans, Jan. LIST, 1866
HAVING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE BUsI.
the undersigned solicits for M.ssrs. JOHNSON
DENEGRE PENN the patronage hitherto him
New Orleans Jan. ], 1895. ". cox.
| NORRIS, MAULL IL CO., AND MAULL
~ HANCOCK-By act passed before VIM. Archer, a
notary public the city philadelphia State Pennsyva
MIA on the 4th day of December 1856 Mr. B. T. WALsHE
of New Orleans La holds full Of for the
NORRIS, MAULL 4 CO.,
MAULL 4 HANCOCK,
| In Liquidation.
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| NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH Il CO., BY
~ mutual consent is this day dissolved j. G. GOODRICH
will attend to the liquidation of the affairs Of the late firm at
No. s. Common street.
| GOODRICH CO., in Liquidation
| NeW Orleans Sent 20. 1865.
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DISSOLUTION,
THE COpARTNERSTIIP HERETOFORE EX
listing between Duff Green and VIM, S. Wheeler in the
and style of DUFF GREEN Il CO., at e. Carondele
street, this day dissolved by mutual consent VIM.
Wheeler will continue the business the old stand for his
account will have charge of the affairs of the late
DUFF GREEN,
New Orleans JAN 10, 1866 VIM. s. WHEELER.
VIM. 9. WHEELER,
SUCCESSOR TO DUFF GREEN COY
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant
g. CARoNDELET STREET
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THE COPARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE.
l. tween W MCCOMBs JOHN F. IRVINE and JOHN
CAMERON, under the and style of MCCOMBS,
IRVINE CO. in this city, by the withdrawal Of Jot
F. IRVINE dissolved on the 3lst ult.
New Orleans November 4, 1865
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
Il business of the late firm of MCCOMBS, IRVINE CO.
under the name and style of W. MCCOMBS co.
W. McCOMBS,
JNO F. CAMERON,
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And all other difficulties Of this kind which much dis
figure the outward both males and females often
making them disgusting object to themselves and their
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Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves. St. Vitus Dance Loss
of Power Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands suffered for years will bless the day
which they read these lines Particularly to weak suffering
woman will this medicine prove nesnabe blessng-d
recting their footsteps Hope which ulfs than
promises.
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spIrit of the stocIx market.
f-T NEW YORK, June q.

The Posts money article says: 49, .tl
The only thing worthy OF note In the stock
market Is the suspense and paralysis which
seems TO have pervaded all departments OF
condition Of European affairs and the pre-
vailine desire TO wait further news, which
some say will be better than the last, while
others are less sanguine. The loan market
Is easy at 4d5 per cent. on call. Commercial
paper is quiet at 51<a7. The stock market Is
steady but offering no features of special in
terest After the Board Erie sold for 5g1s-
Central was quoted at SO; Erie at 5o7si Pitts
Durgh q Fort Wayne S31S.
The Commercials money article says:
rue speculative excitement In gold soon
sooered down very much and the prevailing
feeling favors the dear side though the long
ward tendency. The chief support of the
market Is In the present relative prices of
OILS at London and New York. The export
OF specie Tomorrow is likely to be compare
lively light and VIII consist chiefly of bull
lion in transit from San Francisco to London.
better demand for bills on London and con-
tinent, but transactions are still quite mod
crate. The supply OF secondhand bills is
entirely exhausted. Stock speculation is
quiet but the market Is generally steady.
The absence OF outside operators makes It
get rid of any important amount of stocks at
current prices Governments are rather less
active. Foreign bankers are Offering 5-alS
probably upon orders to sell received by the
China but not in amounts large enough 10
effect the market; 5-2s retain yesterday IS
prices; 1905 are \ better Money stin shows
extreme ease; the rate continues at per cent,
on ordinary collaterals at ( per cent Gov
eminent discounts range from per cent. 70
per cent.
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New ORLEANS, June 21.-Generals
Sheridan, Gregory, Kinder, aud other
Federal officers have arrived from the
Rio Grande and Texas. They repre-
sent all quiet on the American side OF
the river.
It has been discovered in the heart
of the city that there is house where
shells had been stored, which had been
bought of the United States forces, and
the powder extracted in u careless man
ner. Large quantities OF powder were
seized and narrowly escaped explosion.
A Vera Cruz correspondent writing
under date of the 18th, states that the
yellow fever is raging in that city fear
fully and fatally.
The last steamer from Europe brought
out 800 troops for Macmillan. The
Liberals have released Is confederates
captured;near Cordova.
All work on the Imperial railroad to
the City of Mexico, has been discon-
tinued for want of funds and from the
aggressions of the Liberals. The I'M
perialists have lost and abandoned
most of the important positions in the
interior, and the general opinion is that
the empire will not last long. Maxi
milan is in great financial distress.
The Americans in the Cordova set
Element are preparing to return to the
United States.
Tampico is surrounded and closely
invested by strong force of Liberals.
The Liberals are very active in the
neighborhood of Dfatamoras.
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New York market.

NEW YORK. June q
cotton-DuI at SSs4Oc for middling Up
land. Flour-Dull, and common and inGe-
rior are I09l5c lower; 81 40GS 60 for extra
State, and SO O59lS 50 for trade brands, clos
ing heavy. Whlslcy-Quiet and nominal ut
81 %. wheat-Dun and nominally S65c
lower; considerable parcels are offered, to ar
rive: n sale of 5000 bushels very choice old
amber Michigan, received from Liverpool,
was made at s. S212. Rye-Scarce and quiet.
Barley and Barley Malt-Dull and nominal.
Corn-Opened quiet and heavy and closed
dull and l95c lower: g269ic for unSOund new
mixed western and a5d97c for sound do, clos
ing ut e5@951%c for the latter. OatS-Dull and
rather easier; 57@6qc for new western. Cof-
fee-Very dull. Sugar-Dull; Cuba ll9ll14c;
Havana l21S6l2sS. MolaSses-Dull; 59c for
Porto Rico. PetTOleum-Dun Mt 25ISc for
crude and 100 Ilc for refined in bond. Fork
Decidedly lower but active; $50 259S2 81 for
new mess, selling at $50 % cash: $50 OO93l 90
for old do and SO 5Oa27 90 for prime; also 500
bbls new mess, July and August, sellers and
buyers option. at so $685. 75. Beef-Steady
at about previous prices Beef Hams-Nom-
inaL Cut Meats-Firmer: lS{9l5l<c for
shoulders and l714920c for hams. Bacon
Scarce and nominal. Lard-Quiet and hea-
Wy Mt l914922L{c- Butter-Heayy at 9S32c
for western and 25@40c for State. Cheese
Dull at SG2lc,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods MARKET.

Brown Sheetlngs.-Appleton a, PFC; APP
pleton @. lSc; Broadway, DC.
Bleached Shirtings.-Wamsutta, 371%c; An
ihony Manufacturing Co., 2I1zc; Palmer Riv-
er, 25c; Wheaton Co., 221<c. 1=z.rriEt
Prints.-MerrImack w, pc; American, 1910;
Freeman, I7c; Wauregan, 1S1zc.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
and Empress Trail, prices unchanged: Mey-
ers' 1 x L, narrow tapes, 4Sc TO 7Sc; wide
tapes, zoe TO 81 II.
Corsets.-Thompson's French Woven b B.
SI2 to SIS, gold; Thompsons French Woven
O @, Sill so to So 80.
ShiIts.-J. ". l.. Standard Dress No. go
so; J. w. l.. Standard Dress No. go. S32-
Paper Collars--Metropolitan Collar Co.,
Byron and GATTote No. /, Extra, Extra Cor
rngated, and Silver Corruated, SIG to 49,
Goidsmith'S Patent, Byron, $50; Shakespeare,
$40; Cuffs, SjO-less % per cent
Brown Drills.-Pepperell, 25c; Winthrop
lsIIr
Gorseat Jeans.-Bates. Ice; Naumkeag, 2l1zc
Washington Satteen, &c. -
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New York Money ana stock Market.

Money-MaEkete easy at per cent. sterI-
ing-Dull at lO5< 1867.
Gold-Du1, opening at 149, declining to
1857 and closing at 1897.
decided change; $50 coupons, '62, 1857 do 81
1857; $40, LIST series, IO25S.
Freights to verpool-Quiet, but decidedly
firm.
stocks-Marietta & Cincinnati, first prefer
ed, 4O1%; Pittsburg& Fort Wayne 9S15: Chicago
& Rock Island IS; Cleveland & Toledo 1907;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh SI5s; Chicago a North
Western 295s; do preferred So mich.
20; Hudson lllL; Reading 1857; Erie 500:
New York Central 9SIs; Boston Water Power
Il; Western Union Telegraph 50; Atlantic
Steamship Company 125.
State stecks5Tennessee Is 100; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 271S.
Sales Were made at the 4 o'clock board to-
day as follows: Canton 5SIs: Quicksilver 50lI;
New York Central 9SIs; Chicago and North
western Oh; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago 9S11. Gold closed firm Mt 1897; bor-
rowing rate is q to e in favor offender.
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PORTLAND, Me-, June 22.-The vii
lage National Bank of Bowdain Hall,
was robbed last night by party of
gagged his family and placed guard
over them. The robbers then took the
cashier back to the bank, and after rob-
bling the vaults of their contents
amounting to about S67, 900, they locked
him into the vault and made their es-
cape with their plumber. They have
been traced to Topsham, and it is sup
posed they are now making for
Canada.
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Fire.

ST. JOSEPH, No., June 21.-A fire oc-
Cured on Market square at 3 O'Clock
this morning, destroying property,
valued at about $500, 900, which was in
isured for about $4,000. New York,
Hartford and New Haven Offices are
the principal losers. The following
firms were the sufferers Wyatt q Co.,
SIl, 900; Kahn d Co., S40,000i Freder-
lex Bearman, S2S, 600; John Corby, $780,
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81. Louis Leaf Tobncco Market.

There was a good attendance at the ware
house this morning, but a heavIness in the
market was apparent throughout. Over one
half the offerings were passed or bids rejected.
Sales, as reported by E. b. Booth, were as fol-
lows: hid green lug at 81 80; 10 hhds factory
d 50; 6 hhdS common Leaf at 81 50l3S 90; hhds
medium shipping at siO@ll .; Is hhds good
shipping at SIl 75al5 IS; 10 hhds medlu m
manufacturing at sl7Gl9 10: hhds good do at
SCI 50d2S; 2hhds fine.do at SSS; hhds choice at
$40 50. SO, $50 and S64; hid fancy at SS4.
Bids on 50 hhdS rejected.
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NEW York, June 22.-The widow of
Geo. H. Simpson, who died of cholera
few days ago, was attacked by the
night. Mrs. Malone, reported sick OF
the cholera yesterday, is recovering.
A Washington special 10 the Com
mercial says: The friends of Freeman
Clark are confident that he will be tri-
umphantly sustained by the report OF
the House Committee on banks, and
that Secretary McCulloch will be shown
to have been ignorant of large sums on
deposit, in various national banks.
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NEW YORK, June 22.-Mr. Stephens
is here preparing his manifesto to be
read at the Fenian mass meeting here
on Saturday next. No fresh develop
ment will be made at the senate head
quarters until after the return of Gen.
Sweeney and Roberts.
The London Daily News says that
the Prussians have crossed the Elder,
and the Austrians have fallen back. By
this means the King secures means OF
exercising the sovereignty to which he
lays claim in Holstein, and puts it out
of the power of the Emperor to hinder
him. II, then, the publfcists correctly
define war as that state in which we
prosecute our right by force, the war
has begun, although not shot has been
fired A..- ~
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WASHINGTON, June 22.-Representa-
tives Grinnell and Rousseau have re-
turned to Washington after a weeks
former complains of a continued sore
ness in his right arm, from the Iecent
Gaming. The special Committee to in
yestigate the circumstances of the as
sault will meet tomorrow.
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By Telegraph.
RmnnIn Market.

BUFFALO, June q.
Flour-Quiet. Wheat-Dul, No. / Mil
waukee spring 81 l5@z Is. Corn-Dull, par
ties apart; held at Tic for No. ], and 10 bid;
two boat loads sold at Tic. Oats-DulI, No.
Chicago 40; new Milwaukee f794S. Barley
Nominal. Rye-Quiet at 50 for No. Chicago.
PoIk-SS3 O0i938 80. Lard-2Sc. Canal FreIghts
Firm, to New York, wheat 49, corn ID oats
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BUFFALO, N. Y, June 22.-Rev. DR.,
ing before the Unitarian Conference.
AT the meeting yesterday, Rev. Mr..
Staples, from the Committee on Mis-
sionary Work, made a lengthy report,
at the conclusion of which, Mr.. Lowe,
Secretary of the American Unitarian
Association, made some remarks, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Mayo, Rev. DIR. Bellows,
and others. Tonight there will be a
collation. given to the conference.
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Collision.

DETROIT, MICH, June PA collision
occurred early this morning at the
mouth of the Detroit river, between the
propeller Cleveland, of the Northern
Transportation Company, and the bark
Master, towing down the propeller and
cut through her, sinking within ten
minutes. 1t will probably be a total
loss. A large number of passengers on
board were taken off by the bark. No
lives lost, but several were severely in
iured.
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BenIamin sale, the Guerrilla.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22.-The case
of Benjamin Sale of Harper's guerrilla
band has been continued until the next
term of the court. Bail was given in
$4,000. Nothing has been heard OF
Harper since he released Major Frank
lin and Paillon from Bowling Green
Jail, on the 18th. THE gang is sup
posed to be in the vicinity of Huntsville,
Tennessee.
Bells case, for shooting Owens, has
not been called up. Owens is recover
ing rapidly.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June q
Flour quiet Wheat very dull; 81 6l9l 60
for No. and 81 10 for No. 2 Corn quiet 80
@5Ezc for No. L and 5I1<c for No. Uats
quiet; declined l9l5<c; sales nj &c. hlSn
Wines dull. Freights quiet
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BOWLING GRREE, KY, June CIT is
apprehendcd that the negroes will at
tempt the rescue of a negro, who is
sentenced to be hung at Franklin. Pre-
cautionary measures have been taken
by the citizens to prevent such mis-
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Muvaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, June q.
Flour dun. Wheat unsettled and higher;
sales at 81 90 Corn has declining tenden-
CIV: sales at Sc Oats dull; declined 192c.
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NEW YoRK, June 22.-The jury in
the case of ex-State Senator Strong
against G. G.. Burnett, of the Williams
burg Times, for libel, rendered a YER
verdict of6 cents damages.
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Osuero Market.

OswEGo, June ..
Flour-Unchanged sales at sll for No. !
spring; Sl3 for red winter, and S1l so for Xxx,
Wheaf-Quiet and declining; sales OF No.
Milwaukee club on private terms ut 81 30 and
by sample 81 10. Corn-Quiet and lower;
mixed Illinois held at 7SdT9. OatS-Gradei
nominal. Canal Freights-Firm, wheatl2 TO
New York
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Boston, June 22.-Travers Bush,l OF
the firm of Bert q Bush, matters, was
drowned last night, by the upsetting OF
boat of South Boston point.
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Train for the West.

WHEELING. Nov. Dist. 1895.
an AND AFTER THE 2lST OF NONE;AI-
" BIER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West will be dispatched from
the Depot Of the h. & O. r. r. Co. at 4.f0 a iii.
$40 D. m, and leave Benwood on the arrival
OF the c. o. K. r. trains at ll:I0 a. nj. and
IO:25 D. m. nOv22-I
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NevOrIeans lInrIEet,

NEW ORLEANS, June q.
Cotton-Sales to-day 600 bales; mIddlfng 80
aHc; receipts to-day 284 bales. Exchange on
New York par,