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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-18


The Fans AZ lCrBsaA HkLL.--In accor-
dance with wish very generally expressed,
the mahagerst6f the Fair of the sisters Of
Notre Dame have concluded TO keep It
open one or two evenings longer. The
lists for the drawing OF many valuable
prizes are not yctcntifely full. but It is cx-
pected that they will be completed Tonight
aud the prizes drawn. OF comrse the
parties interested aud a great. many
people besides will desire TO be present.
A large variety Of useful and fancy articles
remaining on hand, will probably be sold
at auction In the Hall tomorrow evening
II seems to ms that this would be good
arrangement. If IL is decided upon, due
notice win be given. The Fair, thus far,
we are gratiiled to say, has been acomplete
success. The people have generously re-
sponed TO the praiseworthy and benevolent
object for which twas held. Let there be
a full attendance on this and tomorrow
evenings. .a. m rtt
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s,toustarv and ctommsrsial.
cincinnati Markets.
CINcINNArL Juno Ia

CINCINNATI June 10.
FLoUR-Thc market Is nominallv nm
changed. We quote superllnc at 5000 80 :
extra at $iO@l0 75; family at Sll 250l2 25
and fancy AZ sl3mli 90.
WnEAT-Wc still quote Nc. | old red nj
W 90 No ] new do. at 50 400o2 a.; No. q
do at " 5O@2 80; and extra spring at SO Is
@2 10; No. do. ut S2612 05. No. 9 new
red was IN demand at 80 25@2 30.
CoRN--The market IA firm nd 02@G9c. for
mixed In elevator aud 7d075c. In sacks.
lower roads.
OArs-Tllerc was n good demand for No.
at doc. In elevator. and i2@43c. for No. q,
with more buyers than sellers. "
kYE-The market Is steady ut 0Oc. .0Sl. u
BAmEY--I'he market Is DUH Prime fail
Is held at 81 30. and nominal.
GRocRREs-Thc market rules firm, and
We quote fair to choice Rio Coffee Mt 2f@
2'c: raw Sugar l2@l5c.; hard refined, IL
Rico. ''''
WhIsKY-The demand Is fair, and the
market rules firm at 20c. In bond, and 81 "a
duty paid
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From Washington.

w NAhHiNGTON, June ~.
My sensation dispatch OF last night about
the prospective Rousseau-G Grinnell duel
proves to have been utterly unfounded, IN
iact so mr. as General RoHsseau Is con-
ccrned. General Rousseau Is here. lie has
obtained leave OF absence for one week, k,and
intends TO go to New York to-murrow eve
ming.
The impartial men of all parties here
now, admit that General Rousseau served
Grlnnell about right, however much they
may deprecate the resort TO physical force.
The records of the Fourth Auditors Of
nee, show that during the rebellion the ma
val force OF the United States captured
over five hundred prizes, some of which
were worth as high rs $200,OO0. Beside
these Important captures OF corn, rice and
cotton were made
il Is stated that the navy has netted over
S2OOO0O0, as its share In these prizes.
Colonel w. w. Seiton, well known In
connection with the National Htelligencer.
aled To-day ofcancer. with which disease
ne had been afflicted for several months. He
was aged about eighty-one years
President Roberts, ,accompanied by Ma
lor Haggerty. arrived at the Metropolitan
II, Hotel at an early Rour Saturday morning.
The object of his Visit Is TO induce the rad
ical members Of both Houses to give their
support TO the resolutions repeating the
neutrality laws. lie has had long con-
yersation with Senators Wilson, Nye,
wade and Steward, Speaker Colfax and
Congressman Wilson, Grlnnell and Orth,
all of which are said TO have expressed
warm sympathy with the cause Represent
ed.
IN Canada everything is quiet, and the
Government Is preparing to recall the vol
lnteers. 1t is believed that the United
states Government will take care of the |
Fenians on this side of the frontier. IL is |
Also stated that the authorities will not
hang the Fenian prisoners now in their
custody, but will treat them magnnni- |
mously.
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New York Money Market.

NEW York. June 10.
Money quite easy, with an abundant sun
ply ut d@5 per cent. on call. sterling
lower aud dull at l09@l00%. Gold exs
cited, unsettled and decidedly higher, open-
ing at l04s6' advancing to 100, declining To
i,2S554' advancing TO 100 and closing nt
Iotal exports of specie to-day, S2,Og7. .O0O.
ded change. '''"0"V 'o'i-
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DARING OUTRAdE.-Last evening while
MIR. William Walker was attending the
Lutheran Church ON Main street. his horse
and carriage, which had been hltched near
the church, were stolen away. when the
services were ended, MFR. Walker. missing
his horse and carriage, instituted "a search
for the same. and at about two o'clock lp
the morning, with the aid of the city po-
lice, discovered them In the possession Of
young man by the name OF Robert will
llams' who was doubtless the perpetIator
of the Outrage. lie was promptly arrested
aud lodged injail. The horse had been
completely run down by hard driving, the
coupling OF the carriage broken OF. and
the top badly smashed up. We have rarely
heard of so deliberate an act of villainy,
and the perpetrator should be punished to
the full extent Of the law in such eases
made and provided. .a
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FRANCIS c. RIcELow,
AttOrncy-at-I.nu
DAYTON nuIn

IJN 1IHDN, OHIO.
the Post Onlce ""s' yIph1ysst.N
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODs.-PhlIn sn,,,r
m'nh t nhs just arrived from the Eastern tnnrISts
w wMitl an enlllely new stock OF Dry tioods which
~ ~ confident he can sell ehsuDer thnn ,,ny n,be,
TO- nouse ~ inc city aud he pledges himself 10 offer
lnu ' otLenS OF Dayton aud vicinity Good Baroiias
IoMer lnhn any house in the state on Ohio ph
managers Of his New York house atg Ienter s,r.n'
sar y, 1rand being on the alert to purchase good,
az ~ m,eH bdrgdtas they are enabled 10 offer gooIs
I'm. I'm, Don't forget 70 call at No no Main strnn2
Emplrc Building, before purchasing eIsewhers A
SuBhrmhh, importer and dealer In All Kinds nf nrv
''ppus ~ Hc. can also he found at the same nlare
hsI,ro ,o', dshiefs are requested to give me a cali
nyiO.e purchasing at Cincinnati or anv nt6nr
wholesale house. as hc can sell goods M Na,, VnI
N,nfhle wN,nofleshle prices He may be found nj No ia
NAN street, until further notice meads,n
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Denths from Cholern.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Midnlght.
Since last night II Is reported that three
denths from cholera have occurred in the
city--Jane McElroy. No. 80 Oak street !;
Robert Gilbert, $50 Water street, and Lewis
QuackcnbQss, ,227 West Eighteenth street
Mrs Ann Donness was attacked this morn
Ing, but was still alive this evening. though
little hopes are entertained of her recovery.
AZ the quareatine three deaths from chOl-
era have occurred since the last report,
leaving forty-ave under treatment on the
hOspltl ship. -L-- ~.
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The Financial News.

The news from New York, on Saturday.
OF an advance of ten per cent IN the price
oI goid al jump, created the most intense
eeaciteineht throughout the country In all
financial circles. The causes TO which II
may be attributed were the probable war
In Europe, the sending home upon our
markets Government bonds I'M large
amounts, the poor prospects of the cotton
and wheat crops, and the general unprom-
islng, aspect Of affairs at Washington.
Rarely, In the darkest periods Of the war.
were our markets unsettled by larger ad-
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DAYTON, June 1G, 1866.

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION.
yesterday morning, n very important sur
gical operation was performed by DIR. w.
Egry, assisted by DIR. Koch and DR.. Fuller.
The operation consisted In the removal of
n scirrhus tumor from the mamma gland of
man by the name Of Charles Miller,
whose residence is in West Cairo, Allen
county, Ohio. The tumor was of globulnr
shape, and when removed, weighed two
pounds and six ounces. The operation wns
performed In very skillful manner, and
the time occupied was about eight min
utes. The patient was under the influence
of chloroform, administered by DIR. Koch,
and suffered no pain. From the concen-
tration Of so many arteries In the gland
(some sixteen In number), the loss Of blood
was considerable, the amount being about
twenty-four ounces. The man, although
experiencing great exhaustion immedi-
ately after the operation, soon rallied, and
to-day Is entirely comfortable and doing
exceedingly well, with fair prospect of
speedy recovery. The operation was en-
tirely successful, and reflects the highest
credit on the surgeons by whom II was per-
formed,
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OFFICE, NATIONAL INSURANCE AND)
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
COIJtAfuIfa nuto Jtua IA IQnQ

Nohumhubi OHlO, June III lSbb.
To he Patrons Of the National "Iasuraace
Co., Of Dayton, Ohio"
GENTLEMEN The ''National Insurance"
Company, of Dayton, Ohio, having REIN
sured all the outstanding risks on their
books with this Company, all future busi-
ness will be done by and through the Ma
tionai Insurance and Investment Company.
of Columbus. Ohio. This Is virtually a
consolidation of two companies, with an
Additional Stock Capital of Sl50,OOO. All
losses will receive prompt adjustment on
notification to Geo. ID. Crane, Secretary
National Insurance and Investment Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, 10 whom all future
communications must be addressed. We
hope, by our strict attention TO business.
aad prompt payment of all Losses, to con
tinue TO merit your liberal patronage. n
Very Respectfully "a
VIM. A. HANLEY, Pres't.
GEO. ID. CRANE Sec'V
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QUEsrIoN.-Why isiit Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up keeps always on hand alIarge
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with p very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at lis Main street,
sign Of the Golden E-a-g-l.e.
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THE DAhlglf EMPIRE.
The Meeting at BeclSeI Hall, on
SATURDAY. Evening


saturday Evening.
iu'7"'''t 70 " not'ee III the Dayton EM'
r'h'' very 'argc meeting OF citizens
Irlehus ni thr martyred BoLLMEYER.- wn'
"e'u W ihe ABOVE nhined nall saturday eve
ming, June ~. 1866.
The meeting was called 10 order. ana OF
motion ~ A Irottr ,,os ,Ioso,, o,,,ir,oo,,
vv y. - ".'' ''"'''' '''''''
VII 'ihhhsfIhhh hhu dEoRaE v. NAUERfu
secretaries, and JoHN Il. AoHEY and VIII
LIAM RAMSEY, Vice Presidents of the ,neot.
,no
Oh motlOll Of ELIHU THOMPSON, Esq.
committee of seven WINS appointed 10
draft resolntiona. exnressfe. ~ ,I,o .o,,.s !. !,
,n1,.,..,...- ~ ~ " '''' 'e''sV "
'"n '"eetihS'
The Chairman appointed Messrs. T.
THOMPSON, DIR. j. A. WALTERS. HFNprRsoN
U,, -. ,.' 'i''.' i,'-'aoN
,T--iN'. ,.''P'' III ioN' 'ohN a. NC
MAhoN, IhhisrAN MUssELMAN and ID. "
FIToH, said Committee. M
The Committee having retired Hon. q
U,.., - -,
- 'N',,NND''hn" a, was iouoiy cahed ior'
Wheh thaI gehueman appeared upon the
platform, aud, Ia an able speech fully yindi-
cated the rnon,orv oC ,ho ,,,,,.a,uaa NJ.
,,,,,.,,,' ~ '''s ''"''ei'" DULL
"n, ~"
The Committee on Resolutions, through
their Chairman, ELmU THOMPSON, ESQ.
renorted the follo,vin,, ,,,Ltoh ,,.. ,,,,..,
,,,lr,,.,',' .'I,..'i, ""''' "e'o '''''i''-
"ouS'y uuoPVcu
WHEREAS The grounds of Woodland
Cemetery are under the control of indiyid-
uals, as Trustees, In whose judgment any ap-
propriate inscription over the grave Of the
lamented Bollmeyer would be improper
anu OFFENSIVE; and whereas. no monument
containing an appropriate aud truthful in
scription can be erected on the lot belong
ing 10 his widow, therefore,
Lfesoioed That Committee of five be APP
pointed TO wait upon Mrs. Bollmeyer TO
procure her consent to The removal of the
remains to such other place rs will furnish
the friends of the deceased an opportunity
OF erectlng monument OF suitable design,
and appropriately inscribed, to perpetrate
ms sacred memory and the manner of his
death. t.
Ihat the Democracy Of Montgomery
county, In case the consent of Mrs. Boil
meyer be first obtained. procure q suitable
place u future burial, and proceed. as soon
as possible, to remove the remains of the
deceased, together with the monument
recently erected by his widow, from the
grounds OF the Cemetery; that the money
que the Monument Association, and vet
outstanding, be. collected as speedily as
possible, and that new books for further
subscriptions be opened, and when a sulll-
cient amount Is collected, that the same be
applied to the erection of All appropriate
monument to the memory of the deceased.
with an inscription COMMUNICATING the
manner OF his death, and recording his
many virtues. r-r 81
Ihat although, under the peculiar pro-
Visions Of the deeds of conveyance Aven
ny the Cemetery Association, the Trustees
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Etm Adpfrtismrlern1ts.
DAYTON PAVILION

II you want something 10 refresh you cal, n,
DECkkLLMANkR'S Pavilion, on Jeifersor
s,nset opposite the Postoilce, where all kinds "A
ssyiy.y Hekeqps ureamsV alt tlie savorod navorb
zee water Mineral Watet, Ne; also, an Kinds bi
nice takeh, French and common Candies in larke
variety, all klnds Of Fruit In season. both ForelRn
m an domestic, paper-shelled Almonds EngIkh
M,mhuts, rain nuts, filbcrts, Ground nuts Ac
business Having an experience OF twentyIvo
years In the business he hopes 10 e able Co phase
hli VINO may favor him with their custom
balls, wedding Parties, and Plc-nlcs supplied
to suit the times
Remember-62 jefferson st.. opposite the Pyo
JulodTuIhNSu v. X. DECKELLMAYER
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eB Boys, don't be coaxcd to buy until
you see Schwarz' splendid summer styles of
custom made clothing. Remember the
sign Of the G-o-l-d-e-n, E-a-g-l-e-!
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Shakespeare Linen Collars, at the Eagle
Clothing Store, received this week.

BOY lNJuRED.--A small boy by the name
Of Conover had the fingers Of one of his
hands mashed, on Saturday, by falling
from car near the depot. Like great
many other boys, he was attempting to get
upon the train while in motion, and fell of.
Ihe wonder Is that more and worse acci-
dents of this kind do not occur every day.
The parents of the small boys who daily
throng the depot, are great deal more to
blame for these casualties than any body
else The boy in this case, though Sc
riously hurt, is not thought to be fatally
injured. aa'
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Gro. d. CRANE, Sec'y,

LUNcH.-There will be big Lunch--
Turtle Soup and all the other extras--at
the Opera House Saloon, Tomorrow morn
Ing at half-past nine o'clock. Il win be a
nice thing.
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WANrEn.-Two Carriage Trimmers and
Body Makers, at Langdon's Carriage shop,
on Fourth street. lwd
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FnTERs.-As the hot season Is upop us.
II Is all-important that drinking water, In
order to be healthy, shonld be well filtered.
To this end, we advise all who would
qnench thirst with pure water, to call at
Langdon u Bros, Main street, or at OBJ
ilnger's, Jefferson street and procure one
OF Best q Highlands uhriyaled Filters.
They are just the thing needed.
jul5d3awtf 17rt
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NEATNEss.-A literary gentleman was
once inquired of, "what is the first attri-
bute OF beauty9Y He tersely replied,
'Nedtnessj" and, said he, "it is the duty
made so by the natural law OF the Great
Supreme, that all men, and especially all
women, should be neat and tidy. A wo-
man may be beautiful IN face and form. but
II She is not neat and tidy In her adorn-
ment' her natural beauty loses all its graces
and its charms@ | pressed him further,
with another question. ''If neqtaess, as you
say, is the first attribute, how shall be-
come soY" He quickly replied, with all the
earnestness Of practiced conDoissellr,
why sir, 90 the Eagle Ctothiag Store
NO. lis Main street, and ask Schwarz for
one Of his best and neatest suits of clothes.
julldawlw '''''''
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BY TELEGRAPH.

a death Of General Lewis Cass.
DErRorE June II.
General Lewis Cass died at four o'clock
this morning. aged eighty years.
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DAYTON wO0LEN FACTORY

nuRlNV the past winter has been re- fitted
~ Win entire new machinery, aud Is well pre
iaoture woOl into Jeans satinets flannels Mar
kels, etc, by the yard or ON shares Keeps a good
assortment OF goods 10 exchange for wool
PERSONS az distance can ship their wool NV
railroad, with objections what they want IL made
,n.9 or exchanged Tor, and Il viii be promptly al
~, ss,usn ~ ~ " satsiact0n u not given, the goods
Tor me wool that was sent, WILLIAM FIsH.
mlsw5m No. o. Finh street Dayton ohio.
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" The newest thing out In the way Of
Derby's, at the Eagle Clothing Store {
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Attachment Notice.

S@,n Boyer Plaiuiins. vs.. William IA Conox.,
hel9re Thomas ID Mitchell j y. OF Dayton ro,,,
thip, montgomery County, Ohio. '"""-
ON the Dth day Of May, A. H. isf8 the s,,d I,,,
- uee Issued an order OF Attachment IT, ~ ~
above action for the sum OF ninety ,six dolara 'ne
J. 4 RF,yu,s A.,., GAIN bONER
-, """'"eg' JuaW3 SO
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Notice to Bridge Builders

g AVDF0Rs OrFIcE MONTGOMERY 90. ono h
g. q II NPAHTOS. June iS istb 10
GEALED proposals for building n Bridfe over
- Won Greek, Perry Township, will be received
w untll noon on Saturday. July T. 1896 Tho Cbmmis-
u tney think proper. The plan and specihcatlons
are 70 DC seen at this Office J. w. DIETRICH
Jnlodawiw Auditor Montgomery county o.
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tThose going East on the 10 train must proo,lrg
uckets before m, j. LII LONG, Agent
POST OFFICE, DAYTON. ONO April %, 1866
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
close ut this Office as follows
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NOTICE.
P o d o @ o G. U Ell

- Il
The Great Foot Lotion.
sa new and Chemical romponndt cur,ou.
II ami wonderful discovery An absolute Deod
Kind In the world. vi 'he
~ absolutely destroys the offensive odors arising
ifom dlsease, feet, nj once and for All time ''H
~ modhes but does not stop pers pratIon
" hphlhes excessive PeTspirAtion under n,.,
arms, removes offensive odorS altogether 5
saves the nno dresses oi the ladies' 'i """
ieH drops applied under the arms affer ,,,.h
ing, are sufficient 10 deOdorize the most oeFaf
person, WHITE or BLACK being a Isotv EpisIirN.e
AsTRlNGENf 4 and SEDATIVE NN'h -
IL - one OF the best remedies now known f,r
Son Corns
Warts,
Bunions
Bruises
c.u,, Chaps, Calls
Uleers, Ac
ommend H. \ sIi my n.y. ,"!h.'tr rec
sole ffOpnetors aud MRnmfncturefs tintii o
y noiesihe Akcuti W W STEA Api,
"nnn1lesale Dealer In Drugs Medicines Paint.
Jus %e', d2 Main st., Dayton, a. iubdawam'
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APE Won STOIrF AND FULL RLOODED?

If you are stout feshy, of full blooded pletho-
ric habit, you are probably subject to headaches
vertigo dizziness a rush of blood to the head, and
congestiye diseases generally. AT rate, you
more likely to be afflicted in that manner than people
of more lean habit. Now you above all other per-
box of Radways Regulating Pills. II you never nave
to use them, much the better. Inc % cents theS
cost will be cheap investment II 1t succeeds In
frghtening away disease. 1t Will be cheaper one
H. In sudden attack, when no other medlcaI alu DC
convenient, it rescue you from the grave. because
you are stout and plethoric people will tell you 10
$et oied; Sommit no such act OF folly. Let Dr.
haaways pills be your only protector. The dltlcul
~ you are attacked by rush of blood to the head
not oy too great quantity of it in your system 1t
by an irregular action of your heart and
Ver and bleeding will only increase not diminish.
ahat irregularity. What you need is something to
resiole sse organs to a natural and regular action,
anu enu Sualizs the circulation of the blood That
Rcguiatins tbals tfbals They do not merely purge. They
neys. ana 50 On. They expel from the body the in
furious matter aN search out for that nurnoSa all
diseased humors '1d deposits whereysr b;dden d
this mann er tey I9tore healthy action TO fine heart
the brain. ua tne i2gs. as well the stomach rem
der the oiGGa had and keep
ounce of superfu Gus es Such are RAILWAYS nis as
S9q 8yIRadWsys Ry gad pills Ae elegantly coated with
rnm Wbch renders th I'm pfecty tasteless and fal
from smell. They can b. sWllowed by children q y
easily as sugar plums. The sc the most pleasan
medicine in the form of pills .mgeneral use. The,
purge thoroughly yet mildly.
Principal office. 81 MaidenlLane. New York.
r@h7-sw RA,WAY Il co.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COM M ERCTAT,.
EATER FROM CANADA.

New YoRE. March 16-The Worlds special Mon
trea dispatch says there is less excitement though
the preparations to resist attack are actively pro-
crossing.
a Cabinet Council, presided over by the Governor
General. was held to-day, during which kilograms
were received from the Governors fNew Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. The first announced a resolution
advising that the proposed confederation had passed
the Upper House of the Legislature unanimously,
and that similar result was expected in the Lower
House. The other dispatch expressed belief that
the measure was sure ofsuccess in Nova Scotia.
All the powder i'll private magazines has been or
dered to be removed to ST. Heens Island which has
been strongly fortified and commands the city, The
citizens are rapidly enrolling themselves here and at
other principal cities for guard duty in the event of
the troops being needed at the frontier Yesterday
25000 Enfield rifles were sent to Upper Canada
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March l4.-Samuel II. Parker,
formerly Postmaster of this city, died suddenly to-
day.
Advices from Idaho state that a high official named
Slocum had been arrested on the charge of pecula-
tion another official had recently absconded another
died detaulter, and still another, Charles D. Waugh
Treasurer of Bois county, has been arrested on
charge Of embe24lcment.
The Sacramento charter election resulted in the
success of the Union ticket by 1.32l to 955 votes.
Mining stocks are weak 0phir $3.50; Y fellow Jack ct
$3.50; Savage $1,000 Belcher 1920; Imperial $50;
Hale and Norcros 81 ,020 Crown Point 81 800 Empire
Mill Sl25; Legal tenders r..
San FRAECIsC0 March 14.-It has been stated that
the steamer Orifame, which arrived on the 9th ult
from China brought advices of an advance of from
lC@l5c per pound on tea. Upon careful inquiry, it
is ascertained that public advices of this nature
were received and if such was the fact it was known
only to few private parties and not to the general
public.
The files of papers brought by the Orifame do not
mention any particular change in the tea market,
and the major portion of the trade discreGit the re-
DOrted advance
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Reported 70. he Baltimore Daily Commercial1
Ss@Ese ! AAEFs zSSgAF, EeSSFEgESCE OF
AASZ "a. 3. 4sEsRSR
-HInl m.N-rnrnLt

Conference gain met s. .crdas M $50 NJ and
Was opened with devotional exercise II H. I,r.rss
duration.
la"yamnttt1c ~ The case Of Elv. T. y. Dors-e
r2''oitIH ."@s the Comic. rr" .h7G-.n igrfItc,, ~
"hrIaa-rr pass. r. .'.h was aI..tc4 ~ ''
an ..2lel..cn va- received rom rhe Delaware
4 IeEI ~ lAe t..u'tcg n1 Mlssi.1r.
Lev. ah iil..r ua- Js i'c fathers ~ TAO Church
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