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THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE H0TET,

THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
Harvey master will leave the head Harveys Canal opposite
Stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY at O'Clock p NJ, for Grand Isle Hotel Fort Lv
ingson Barataa and intermediate landings returning
lakes and bays to the sea shore
Fare to the shore, meals included. ........,$5
The Hotel now open and ready for the reception of visitors
with all the requisites and comforts of hrscass hotel offer
ing the advantages of surbathng fine fishing boating
other ofhe seacoas being by magn
hcentve oak groves. giving ample shade and pleasant
| treat during the heat Of the day
RATES-Board, week. SIS; Transient boarders day So
| A. MARGOT JOLLY, Proprietor.
HARVEY MCMAHON, Agents, 81 St. Charles street.
| OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL-
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place Of Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the
ception of Guests.
the accommodations which he is prepared to offer to the
public surpassed by any Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH
| EVERY DELICACY of the place and season.
theimmedate vicinity Springs Hotel there
Sulphur and ChaIybente Springs,
Which celebrated for medicinal properties Tnvads will
find this place of peculiar advantages they
have Sea Mineral BATHS, we'll the best fishing
facilities on the Coast
TERMs-Wl be very moderate for families engaging
or the season. t C. SCARBOROUGH.
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RAILROADS.

One Hundradand sxtysix Miles Shorter and Four Hours
quicker than other from New Orleans to New or
Baggage checked through low thelowest No
detention anywhere the Line Elegant Sleeping Coaches
all Night Trains Tickets gaod.unt used Be sure and
purchase Tickets via Great Southern Mail Route For
Through Tickets and information go Carondeet street.
1l3 Common street, Rotunda Charles Hotel and at the
Depot OF the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, JULIUS HAYDEN
General Southern Passenger Agent
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-" IERHa--UaAhi IN q. 3, Treasury nnteA
transfer will be made Monday following.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS
BIZ ID. Il. NoRPHY,
s Acknowledging No. Il Magazine stree
SATURDAY, Sept. 9Th, at 10 o'clock A
~ NJ in store No. ~ Magazine street, will be Sold
O o9s Rice, g bbla Crngned Sugar, boxes Tobacco
~ cases Tnmbera 100 bbs Flour chests Tea Brandy
Whisky Gin, Sugar, Lard. Butter, Cheese. etc
11fERhsCash one-halt Treasury Notes. balance cur.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SATELLITE FIRST GLASS CENTER
wheel Steamers Col Colbun and Cen Rausour, built by
the United States Government regardless of EXPENSE and
almost new. Apply to SENTELL Il PRATHER.
10 Carondelet street. New Orleans
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILROAD.

Sunday Arrangements. EH
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning ct O'Clock,
lieu of Horse Cars. 81 =
An Extra Train win leave the City every Sunday ct
on and after MAY sth the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays, at every half hour from until
Fare, to and from the Lake, Same day, % cents
Passengers GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior departure of the train Fare 10 wsy
GEO, PANDELY, General Sunerinter dAnE
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.

-Speeial NOTES.-The steamship Kensing-
ton having beenunavodaby detained owing TO the ncenency
Of the weather will sal positively Monday the 10th inst,
at5r NJ. G5a CREEVY, NICKERSON q co.
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81. DOMINGO.
Proclamation of Emperor mn1ImIl.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The following
has been received FROM Washington
without explanation. 1t appears to be
a proclamation of Emperor Ma1imil-
ian to the German troops in his en-
ploy:
officers and Soldiers of my Austrian
and Belgian Volunteer Corps Ever
mindful of your welfare and remem-
bering your loyalty and self-denial SO
often shown to me, have, for the pur-
pose of removing The difficulties that
have arisen in consequence of a tinan-
cial crisis, accepted in your name the
generous offer of France to assist us
with it's means. You will hereafter
form part of one and the same divis-
ion with the cOmrades-in-armsd destined
to share with you the difficulties and
dangers. The same department will
hereafter care for your common well
fare; to you there remains however n
splendid organization, and the hereto
fore appointed superior under whose
successful leadership and glorious
bravery have so often served rs exam
pies in battle and victory. Your rights
and interests are therefore protected.
Trust your Emperor the same as he
will always count on your courage and
good discipline.
(Signed) MAMMALIAN.
Mexico, May 10, 1866.
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western unitarian Conference.

BUFFALO, June 25.-Yesterday was
the third day of the Western Unitarian
Conference. Rev. Mr.. Mayo, of Cincin-;
natl, submitted a voluminous and
elaborate report on the relations of the
organized religions of the West. AT
the close of his remarks a vote of
thanks was rendered him by the con-
ference, and it was ordered to be print
ed in the Christian Examiner. In the
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Brigham preached:
In the evening there was a collation. and
speeches by Revs. DR.. Bellows, r. and
r. L. Collier, Mr.. HesswOrth and 9th
ers. A resolution was offered directing
the President and Secretary, one month
before the annual conference, to direct
letters to Churches fu the Western Uni
tartan Conference, urging them to Sc
lect delegates. Carried.
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The kentucky PresbyterIans

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The old Louis
vile Presbytery has adjourned after a
few days session. This body proceeded,
irrespectively of the General Assembly,
to adiudicate the Walnut street church
case, ignoring the elders endorsed by
the Assembly. They adopted the ac-
ton of their commissioners at st.
Louis as their own, and proceeded
throughout on the ground that from
the time their delegates We're excluded
the Assembly had no jurisdiction over
them, and its acts, so far as it concerns
this Presbytery, are usurpationS. A
minority which was unable to sustain
the General Assembly, withdrew and
formed another Presbytery which ad-
journed after denouncing the old Pres
terry rs schmatical, and warning the
people against them.
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THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.

The Tribune's special says the COM
mittee to whom was referred the reso-
luton of General Schenck in relation
to repeal of the neutrality laws, have
not yet reported, but it is understood
that the report when made will be fav-
orable to the Fenians. All the discus
sions in the committee have condemn
ed the extreme measures to enforce the
The Worlds special says the commit
tee strongly sympathize in the Fenian
movement, but do not think it expedi-
ent to take any action in the matter.
From the same source it is asserted
that leading Tennesseeans who have
Just arrived in Washington are very
confident that the Legislature which
had Just been convened will not adopt
the Constitutional Amendment. They
are very doubtful whether a quorum
can be procured at this season of the
year. Some of the Radicals, they as
sert, are opposed to it on the ground
that it is not extreme enough, and now
that it is known that the President is
opposed to it, its defeat is regarded as
certain.
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New york Market.

Cotton-Dull at s7a4Oc for middIing up.
lands, Flour-Dun, and common grades
heavy and declining: 81 4OdS 60 for extra
State; IS T16ll0 90 for extra round hoop Ohio
and $40 O5@I3 50 for trade brands, closing
heavy and dull. Whisky-Dun and nomi-
nally lower. Rye-Quiet. Corn-Closed lC
lower; 9Od93c for unsound new mixed west
Coo for new western. Petroleum Dull Mt y
2jI[c for crude and 4O6I4lc for refined in bond.
d32 25 for new mesE, closing at S3l so cash;
$50 90 for old do and % 80 for prime; also %
barrels new mess, for July, seller and buyers
option, ut So so. Realistically. Beef Hams
Duh and nominal. Cut meats-Quiet; lJ15g
I5c for shoulders and l762Dc for hams. Ba-
cOn--Quiet. Lad-Dull and heavy; 1910
CheeSe-Dull at SI2lc.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Transportation.
BALTIMORE : OHIO R. R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoADC co.,
WHEELING June Is, lS66.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit of the Stock Market
NEW YORK. June .


The Posts money article says:
Gold is higher to-day in consequence partly
of cessation of bear operations TO depress the
Europe will, Il is surmiSed, be less favorable.
The scarcity of coin for delivery has also
some intiuence in stihening the market The
! loan market Is easy Mt 495 per cent Com
| mercial paper is rather more inquired Tor and
passes at 51S@S. The stock market Is duh
and offers no new features OF special Interest.
| Before the firsI session New York Central was
quoted at 9Si4; Erie $50; Reading lQS!S; Mich
igan Southern 7S14i Cleveland q Pittsburgh
the board Erie sold at SIS. Foreign Exchange
closed dull; for the steamer bills at % days
on London are quoted at l0TS lUT13. Com
mercinl lOS@ 1851; for bankers do. Mt short
sight 1880 lO954. Shipments OF specie to-day
amount TO l,l56.055
Affairs ON Wall street are extremely dull.
The only feature OF interest Is another up
reached TO about i55, Tne prospect of the
adoption OF the tariff bill with n provision
making advanced duties payable on goods in
bond, produces an expectation that importers
Will require next week a large amount of
gold for duties. Gold is held of the market
under this anticipation since the advance in
aggregate 81 ,20I5S7, consisting largely OF bull
lion brought by the last steamer nom san
there is no movement whatever in foreign
exchange and the rates are entirely nominal.
he stock market Is extremely duil with a
decline. At the board Erie was 5S1s6e5S5s
and after the session sales were made ut 5S1a.
The miscellaneous list is almost entirely de-
void OF movement. Governments are quiet
but firm. The money market exhibits eX-
treme ease and dullness, owing TO quiet in
tTnde and speculation. The balance OF EX-
change with the West is in favor of that sec
ton and 1t IS likely to become more in con-
nection with the purchase of the wool crop.
The disbursement of the interest on second
series OF 7-30s has partially tended to increase
the ease of the market during the week. On
call loans the rate Is per cent On ordinary
cOllaterals, and per Cent on Governments.
Discounts range ut 5657 per cent
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The nIemnnIs Prnnd.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Represen-
tative washburne, of Illinois, to-day
presented to the House the testimony
in the case of George Carleton, late
special agent and acting surveyor OF
customs al Memphis, designated de-
pository to receive payment of money
The papers show defalcation to the
amount of S55, 600, and that hegave GER
tificates for the 7-3O loan which Were
negotiated through the Commercial
Bank of Memphis for the benefit OF
Parkman Il Co., or Parkman, Brooks
q Co., who drew the proceeds out of the
bank. This subject Is to be further in
vestigated by the Committee on Banks
and Banking
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New York, June 24.-An Ottawa dis
patch states that the volunteers have
been discharged with a complimentary
order from General Napier.
Several injunctlons against the ex-
else board and IN favor of liquor deal
ers were granted yesterday by Judge
Mccain.
Steam was raised yesterday, for the
first time, in the monitor Dunderburg.
Twelve hundred dogs have been
slaughtered in this city during the past
week.
One hundred and thirty more I'M
yaStardoU
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IRON TARIFF.

The Iron clause was also completed
to-day, and n considerable increase
agreed upon, although the precise tax
cannot be ascertained. A number of
iron manufacturers have been in the
city for two or three days, looking to
their interests, and about an equal
number OF free traders are also at work
to keep the duty as it is.
The Western men have lost the flax
seed clause. Instead of 40 cents per
busheI on seed, and 40 cents per gallon
ON oil. tue Committee have only placed
tax of so cents on each bushel and
gallon.
The committee have agreed to re-
commend duty of 6cents per pound
on foreign ingot copper, and 3 cents per
pound on fine copper, for the benefit of
the Lake Superior Manufacturing Com
paDias
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The Canadian Parliament Demands
Indemnity

NEW YORK, June 23.-The Herald's
Ottawa special says that in the Cana
dian Parliament yesterday, Mr.. Gait
moved for Naturalization for the ex-
penses incurred during the recent Fee
Mon troubles.
party advocated the move, when Mr..
Chambers, of Brockville, obtained the
floor and spoke against it. He said
that Canada could not support troops
enough to resist the United States A
thousand Fenians was different mat
ter from 35.0O0,O 600 of Americans. He
also called for an investigation of the
vincial troops during the trouble, and
denounced the management of the vol
unteers as blunder.
Mr.. Chambers was continually inter
rupted and Missed. The uproar became
so great at times as to drown his re-
marks. He was replied to by Mr..
Darcy MCGEE, and the motion of Mr..
Gait was adopted.
ST. DOMINGO.
The Herald's st. Domingo cores
pondent under date of the 9th says that
the revolution under Peneute has end
ed in complete triumph, and General
Baez, with some numbers of his suite
have left for st. Thomas. The soldiers
in st. Domingo fraternized with the
revolutionists, and Baez sought refuge
in the French consulate, and but for the
protection of that flag, it is said his
life would have been sacrificed. His
brother, Domain Baez, and San Padro,
were held for trial as incendiaries by the
Provisional Government. Baez arrived
at st. Thomas on the 18th, in the Span
ish steamer Snrcelona, and announced
his intended departure for Europe the
next day.
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Indebtedness OF virginia Postmnsters

WAsHINGToN, june 23.-Ihe follow
ing is n statement of the amount OF
money due the Government by the
principal postmasters of Virginia 1.-THE
time of the breaking out of the rebel
lion, which is taken from the official
records: Richmond, Thos. B. Bigger,
$23, 5Ss; Petersburg, VIM. E. Bass, S6,-
576; Norfolk, A. Mclaughlin, S5,944i
Alexandria, Turner w. Ashly, S5,27S;
Lynchburg, Robert ii. Glass, S2,174;
charlottesville, VIM. NJ. Keblinger,
81, 1924; Fredericksburg, r. II. Thot,
1884; Atlanta, Levi Stevenson, 81, 695;
University of Virginia, VIM. NJ. Ba-
ker, So, 300.
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OsMero Market.
OswEGo, June Q.

Flour partially lower on some grades; sales
at Sill 90 for No. spring; sl2 5O9l3 20 for red
winter; SIS so for XXX. Wheat quiet; no spec
uIatiye but light milling demand. Corn
quiet; No. Illinois held at TSc. without sales:
Other grains quiet and nominal. Canal
Freights firm and boats scaTcei wheat l2c to
NRXE, York
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The ExeIse LAW In Now York..

The Excise Law In New York--ChoIera
NEW York, June 23.-Judge Cardaso
has issued another injunction on appli-
cation of liquor dealer, restraining
the officers of the Board of excise from
closing his place of business under the
new law.
Two more cases of cholera are reported
to-day, but the patients are recovering.
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They have finished the wool clause,
and fixed the rate as follows: On cheap
and common cents per pound: on
clothing and coInbing woods, valued at
less than 80 cents per pound, 10 cents
per pound and 10 per cent. I'D valorem;
on clothing and combing woods, valued
at over 80 cents per pound, II cents per
pound and 10 per cent. ad valorem.
This is in accordance with the terms
agreee upon by the wool growers and
manufacturers.
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BunaIo market.

BUFFALO, June ..
Flour quiet; extra $40 so: western spring
SO SCALE 90; white XXX So 5O6ll4 90. Fair
to good Wheat dull; held, No. Milwaukee,
by boat load, at 81 Is; white Michigan at 81 20
az 10. Corn quiet; No. /, 7JC; No. 2, zoe. Oats
heavy and dropping; held, No. l Chicago, Mt
46c. Rye quiet ut g5c for Chicago; 81 Us for
Milwaukee,, retail lots Canal FreightS-To
New York, wheat l9c, corn Ice, oats lOci to
Albany, corn lie, oats 8aSAc.
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Ernn, Ne,r Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-There has
been a reported case of yellow fever,
but on n post mortem examination it
was found untrue. The city is remark
ably healthy. There is no tendency to
fever. Yellow fever at Vera Cruz gives
no alarm here.
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New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June %.

INV UIEIsE1H1N5I IIIIU
Cotton nominal; sales of $50 bales low mid
ding at 35d37c; today's receipts were So
bales; the weeks receipts Were 5.4sS bales
against 1892 bales last week; exports, T,IOO
stock 1866. New York Exchange 1905
discount. Bank Sterling Coo. Coffee-Week's
sales 100 bags; stock 4SS bags
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New YoRK, June 23.-There have
been six fatal cases of cholera at Eliza
beth, n. J., but under active measures
by the Board of Health the disease APP
pears to have spent itself.
Prof Morse sailed for Europe to-day
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GALVESTON, June pa train cap
tured near Camargo contains 26S wagons
and was valued at S., 200, 600.
The steam fire engines for Houston
and Galveston have been tested, ac-
cepted and paid for.
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ChicngO MARKET.

Flour dull Wheat quiet: advanced 4g5c;
SIGgI%Gl 40 for No. j. 81 1901 IL for no : Corn
MOL Oats firm; advanced &c; at 3l5ItG3255[c.
Provisions dull. Freightsquiet; 1870 on corn
to Buffalo.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. June "a

Money and Gold-NIoney-Easy Mt Has per
cent. for call loans. Sterling-Dull at 1855
lUSZ. Gold-Firmer; opening at 1875, ad-
Vancing to 1881 and closing at l52ls.
Exports OF specie to-day, 81, 5j6,OS6.
Government Stocks-Without decided
Freights to Liverpool and very firm.
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Rronr NAN Dro,1ned.

Boston, June 23.-It was enormously
telegraphed yesterday that Mr.. Francis
Bush had been drowned. 1t should
have been Mr. Edward Bush.
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DAVIS HoTEL.

OAKLAND, AIIeGany County, Nd
TIME ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN
i completed and Is now open for the ac-
commodation Of the public Good servants,
and strict attention on the part of the pro-
prietor and employees to the wants OF the
guests, together with reasonable and fuir
charges, VIII, we trust, insure 10 my house 4
fair share OF public patronage.
HENRY DAVIS.
iu9-2md Proprietor.
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To1Epo. June23

TOLEDO. JuneB.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and unchanged;
sales old amber Michigan at 81 40. Corn &c
lower: sales at 64c for No. mixeii &c for No.
2 Oats lc lower. Lake FrelShts dull and
unchanged.
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N1INEnAI. WELLS. NEAR pARIlERs

IH BURG, w. Waffle undersigned haV-
ing recently remodeled and refurnishei this
excellent and extensive establishment, and
aided thereto complete Bathing Apparatus,
for Hot or Cold Baths; n Dancing Hall, Bill
lizard Saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
of comfort and amusement, takes pleasure in
announcing to its old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that 10 will he Teopene'l,
for the reception of visitors, ON JUNE lsT,
when 1t will atIoTd Inducements TO guests.
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior TO those OF any previous season, and
equal to any watering place in the country.
TERMS OF BOARD.-FOr regular visitors, per
week, varying accounting to location of room
occupied. from $3.50 to $500. For transient
customers. per day, 81 30.
AN OMNIBUS LINE Will run regularly be-
tween the Wells and PaIReTSburSs follows:
Morning Line-LeIving the Wells at a. m,
arriving Mt Parkersburg in time for the carly
boats and trains. Returning, leaving Par
kensburgh Mt ~ n m, and arriving at tho
Wells at n. m.
Evening Lile-Leaving the Wells Mt 81 r..
m. Returning, leaving FarkersbuIs at 90 pm
ju6-8wd A W. GORDON, Proprietor
ID u. h. P.---BOCKING7S UNRIYALED
ID. BAKING POWDER. ''There is no such
word as fail" when you use the Unrivaled
Baking Powder. 1t Is always the same. Hot
Biscuit, Mullins, Rolls, Waflies and GTiddle
Cak Is are made at a moments notice. Ask for
Bookings UnriValcd Baking Powder.
Sold by GroceFs and Dealers generally.
EDMUND booking, Sole Proprietor, No.
!, Odd Fellows Hall. ju9
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THE SWINE aIARKET

The receipts this week were.....-.4 ,lO6
McClelland & Logan quote Hogs at lSSlS5f
cts. and supply rather short
Ulery & Shelby report Hogs at 1910 l3I< cts.
Supply rather light and sales brisk.
Ripley & Co. quote sales at 1871 cts.
Tinker & Wilson quote Hogs at l3Gsl31S cts.
Gray & Judik quote Hogs at l3lS9l314 cts.
S. Wilhelm & Co. quote Hogs at lSSl31i{ cts
net, for good heavy, with brisk sales.
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NEW York, June 23.-The morning
papers contain the following specials
from Washington:
The Ways and Means Committee will
probably complete the Tariff bill to-
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NEW YORK, June pa morning
dispatch to the Herald states that a
skirmish occurred on Friday evening
near Pigeon bend. The Fenians retreat
ed across the line. No lives were lost.
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MEMPHIS, June pa telegram from
Little Rock says, the steamer j. G.
Hall sunk at Gally Rock yesterday.
The boat is total loss. No particulars.
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HIIwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, June o.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull at s2OIa202 Corn
quiet at Sic. Oats quIeti advanced &c.
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Railway Accident.

CINCINNATI, June pa train on the
Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE Railroad ran
into a broken culvert yesterday, near
Morrowtown. The engineer and fire
man were killed.
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Fans

Fans
T1RoM TEN CENTS TO TEN DOLLARS.
H Hair CurlS, back and front BraidS.
New style Belt Buckles
Quincy Trimming
MarSeilleS Trimming.
Belttngs and Ribbons, Mt
jul5 D.SICOLL& BROS
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NEW York, June 23d.SGold opened
at 151L and closed at I53.