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New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
CALIFORNIA LAND TITLES.

TEtEGEAph THE TRIBUNE
WAsHINGToN Feb. 2l.-Thc Commissioner of the
General Land Office has received from the Surveyor
General ut San Francisco the returns Of surveys for
patents OF the following confirmed private land claims In
COra under the titles derived from Mexican authorl
ties prior 20 the acQuson OF California by the United
States: LOmas De Santiago, 41&B acres, confirmed TO
Geodocio sida Los Ccrtos 300 acres, confirmed 20
Juau Temple"
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5petidl Notlces.
Once aud Forever.

Account for tie ron please the fast csnno be dea
that uhOeye has PALONS NIGHT BLOOMING cBRIus
indifferent ay other perfume 10 comparison with s al
oh., aor,l otos aa and messsE ,.tsnpls f,saas
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Mourning Goods.

A CARD-w JACKSON No 551 BROADWAY h.I constantly o.
o BOmbs,ne. ard al other Mourning pte.s
Goods Bonnets ShaF Coaks. Walls Grapes Handsehets
Blades waited With goods At Their resfepo
order notice No SS Bosdvay oppoI rasJ Co..
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

The Syracuse charter election was held on Tuesday,
and resulted in defeat OF the Republican ticket The
following is the vote for Mayor compared with the
GnbernntOrial vote last venr.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
DIR. schenck. the Lung Doctor,

Tie proprietor of SCHENCRs PULMosIc SYRUP tss aVsaIr
SCHENCKS RRSPROMETER the only instrument t5' csa 70 GER
tany detect the Ahest OF che resD.gs,oy
Il Is Of great importance SCHgSCK. klsr the exact
doa Of the lungs 10 Tubs.cUous Pulmonary Br0achisk
Pieuri or Dyspe2 Cosiup.a az sbsA both lungs or as
n that Sredseaei :
1t requires coustan. long practice become s'N With even
sound rai,ng o. diseased bronchial tlbe Pea come 10 Dr.
sehenck ersmrei tA be been esIn!ned by their fn
physician who told them that their rg almost gooe when @
close examination with Iesprometer often found hst ..
a4ection Of the bronchial abe ard BY getting healthy action Of ts
liver stomach the sufferer restored 10 he
Sometimes medicine that viii stop cough certain death % The Paens
locks up the liver stops rcloa Of the boo-hemohsgcfos
lows and in fact stopping toe action Of tie oaas That caused ne
cough.
Dr. SCHRNCK Will professionally a. his rooms every week No
Boud,t Nee.Yok until lie gives advice free nf
for thorough examination with the Respioeter e., charge S3 M
medicines by all Druggists sld dealers also Oi supply
al times al rooms Punonic 6Yup and Seswet res%
per bottle 81 90 The hLfdo'en Mandrake Pulls 10 ossts
per box
DEMAs BARNES Co. No 81 Park row General Wholesale Axeas
fffv
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

RrwARp.-Gov. Ward of New-JerSoy has offered
roor ~ sqoo for tho detection and conviction or the
murderer OF Mira Koys, At steWartsiuo warren County
a, ,ew days aimee,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

Make Eour Own soap
WITH
SAPONIFIER-
Great sys Is obtained By all who their wss Sre"e Tor @s
purpose Of making soap at their With the PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING C0MPANYS
SAPONIFIER.
The cost Of SOAP superior to sold for Sh9s purposes
THAN HALF PRICE
Directions are attached 10 ssch boz
Fs.e at ali the principal grOe druggs and general ee.e.a
TN. Co,,msrcial Agency Register Cor 1867
PUBLISHED BIZ
McKILLOP. SPRAGUE & Co.
b,, e.r thoroughly examined BY the BEST JUDGES ofcret hk
,,noeei the MOST CoMPLBTB LIST oP CITY AND COUNTRY
MERCHANTS aud the MOST ACCURATELY RATED 10 view secs
Capital and Credit
TITS THB STANDARD WORK ON cRSDIr
No other Reference Book valuable for the Bank Of COnaha
Roou
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
ANornrn MURDER Is pnnADELrnA.

TELEGRAPH TRIBusA
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2l.--AnOther murder occurred
here today Two named Johnson and Barker, quar-
relied al the house Of the latter who took n double
barreed shot gun and fired NJ johnson, killing nm m
stanty. The murderer has not yet been arrested The
deceased was single man. and aged 80 years.
MORE MURDERS IN KENTUCKY.
PAINTsVILLE, Feb. 2l--D L. Sergeant, while ar
resting j. j. Brown charge OF petit larceny, met with
some resistance from the latter He drew pistol and
shot Brown killing him instantly. Capt Ellsworth. who
shot Snathcrs at Shaipshurg. arrested and lodged
I'm ial at LeXLngtOn on Iucsday morning.
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and No. 900 BROADWAY. New York.

SHOOTING AT THE GEAR OF RUss1A.-ProcIa-
NATION from Napoleon III.-TUILERIEs, June7.-
Whereas, to-day, while the Czar of the Russlas
and myself were returning from the review in
the Champ de Mars pistol shot was fred into
my carriage at the Gar, and came very near
hitting me. This is to notify the people of
France that, If they value the life of their EN-
peror they must not shoot at his friends while
they are in his company, especially in so close
proximity to the person of the Emperor Of the
French as to be sitting on the same carriage
seat with him, as most unpleasant conse-
quences might ensue from an imperfect aim
AS much confidence as the Emperor has in the
military skill OF the French people in general
and the soldiers in particular, yet an indts-
criminate firing of pistols in the direction of the
Emperor will not be allowed. The Emperor
hereafter will not be accompanied by the Car.
The Cars suit, or one similar to It, was on sale
last winter at Charles Stokes g. Co.'s Clothing
Store, under the Continental Now their
counters are filed with Summer Clothing.
(Signed) NAPOLEON III.
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Sanford COnOver.
The Congressional Excursionists.

ST. LOUIS June 8-The Union Pacific Railway
excursionists reached the end of the road, three
miles from Fort uarker, on Thursday evening,
where they took q supper and spent the night
in tents provided by military officers. During
The evening meeting was held, Senator Came
ron in the chair. Speeches were made, and q
series of resolutions complimentary TO the ottt-
GERS of the road and the citizens of the various
towns at which they had been entertained, etc.,
were adopted.
They passed on yesterday morning, and pro-
ceeded in ambulanceS to Ellsworth, the ex-
tTeme Western white settlement After brief
stay they returned to Fort Harker, where the
party dned On invitation of General Han
cock, another meeting was held here, and
81 eeches were made by General Hancock, Sena-
tCrH anderson, Judge Orth Hon. Messrs MIC
hoison, Laflin, Niblack, Ketoham, Chandler,
Eubbard Jordan, Mayor Thomas, of st. Louis.
Clark, Van Horn, Necomb. and Branscomb:
General Hancock and his Chief of Statt,
General Mitchell, with cavalry escort. Will
start for Pond Greek to-day, with the following
gentlemep:- 80
Hon g. H. Thomas, wisconsin; N H. Latin,
G. H. and G. b. Van WyclS, of New York; @. ID.
Hubbard of West Virginia; e.. d. Ken nnedy I,
Josiah Copey, and H. o. Meyers. of Plttsburg;
c. c. Beamer, of Washington;, II. s. Howard,
Senator Howard and several of the officers
and Directors of the Railroad.
Senator Cameron and MessrS. Moore and
Brewster passed through st. Joseph last night
IN route for the East. The excursionists Will
probably reach here tomorrow night or Mon
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Fire in BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, June 8.-Between 4 and 8 o'clock
this morning, Officer Watson, while patrolling
his beat, noticed flames issuing from the stables
of Mr.. Peter Lyman, corner of Clinton and
the stables, valued at $1,000 EACH six of them
were rescued The flames spread to the ad-
joining dwelling house of Mr.. Patrick Dough-
erty. who sustained aNloss of $4,000; then to the
whisky distillery of Brennan & Madden, which
was damaged to the building and stock $I2 600,
and no insurance. The fire also commu nicated
to the sheds and stables of Mr.. Henry Hartean.
dealer In building materials; loss SIS 900; insured
In the Phoenix Company for $4,000 The lumber
yard of Conkling, Son & Beers was also
burned down; loss $4,000; insurance $4,000. In
New York Companies.
Four valuable horses belonging TO the firm
were burned to death. 1t was discovered that
the safe In the Office of Mr. Hartean had been
broken open and robbed of $4,000, and It is
probable, therefore, that the fire was the work
n hnrplara '--
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PHILADELPHIA Trade Report.

SATURDAY, June s.-phere is no spirit in the Flour
Market, and prices, although weak, remain without
quotable change. There is a limited home consump.
tive inquiry but no demand for shipment few
hundred barrels taken in lots at 5000 p barrel
for superne ss@lO25 for extras slO5O@I2 for North
western extra family, sl@Ol3 for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do, and $l4DH for fancy brands according to
quality In the absence Of sales we quote Rye Flour
The Wheat Market Is excessively dull. and prices
are nominal. We quote Pennsylvania red at s25O@
26O and California at o. 909 Rye ranges from tloo
le5 bushel Corn Is dull sales of 1000 bushels yet
low at s4 2500 bushels white at SOs ana 2400 bushels
mixed Western at $l'0S Oats also inactive: sal es
Of2OOO bushels PENNSYLVANIA at 78c No Improvement
to notice in either Barley Malt. -
Faxseed Is wanted by the orushers at sS0SO5.
No i QuercltrOn Bark is held at $il5O92.
Whsky-There is no change to notlee.
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IN VIEW OF THE RECENT TERRIBLE ACCI-
DENT that has sent thrill Of horror through
our entire community, we are naturally led to
wonder that men take so little precautlon to
guard their lives from such risks. 1t is the
evident duty of every man to insure his lie
against such casualties, and yet, though there
men take ten times more care to insure their
houses than their bodies and limbs against
should be sufficient There are two or three
good Accident Insurance Companies repre-
sented in this city One of them-a home COM
pany-the North American Life and Accident
insurance Company, doing business at No. 432
Walnut street, composed OF merchants and
others of our own city, who are thoroughly re-
sponsible, is especially worthy of patronage.
as thereby capital is retained in our own State
instead of being diverted to another.
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That we have unequalled facilities for con.
Quoting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
TRUTHs-well kh own as such 10 the entire bust
ness community -
l. We have abundant capital-therefore,
2 WE BUY FOR CASH ExCLUSIVELY.
3. We sell for cash exclusively
4. We have q business experience OF quarter
of a century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia.
s, Our business is thoroughly systemattzed,
the result of long experience.
0. We employ the best talent in all depart.
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
In style, ht or workmanship.
7. Our business is large and constantly in
creasing. ...
s. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment OF Mems Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned
g. We sell at prices in dH guaranteed LOtOeT
than The tolCeSt eLSetOhere; also, JJ SutiSdcttoR IN
every purchase made Of u.s. orde safe cancelled and
nOney refunded .
HaV sggy bet,9eenl BEENETT & Co..,
Sizth SIS. No. 5lS MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia,
and No GOO RRoAnWAY New York
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NEW YORK, June s-Stocks lower. Chicago and
Rock Island, $50; Reading, 1867; Erie. 606; Oeve
lan6 and oedo 1885 Cleveland and Pitsburg 7521;
pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 9s36; Michigan Central,
llU1a; Michigan Southern. 68l4; New York Central,
lO096 Illinois Central 119%; Cumberland preferred,
"a; Virginia S. 69 Missouri 6s, 9S1S; Hudson River,
lO9M United States Eve-Jwentes 1882 1895 do. 1854
l05yg do 1885, lOe1S do: new Ten-ortes 991; Seven
thirties first ISSUE l06i4 all Others 1861. sterling,
10; sight, 10R. Gold, 1857,
NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton dull at &c. Flour quiet
and unchanged sales of $500 bbls. State, SSG9l225;
Southern, $l05OQ15'5O. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn steady; stock scarce; sales of 4l.OO0 bushels.
Mixed Cloverseed, 81 0401l0S for new. o It's lower;
sales of Western at 7Sc Other Breadstuis dull Pro-
quiet
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tSBe OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
- CITY OF PhilAdalphia. june ., lsG.. IN

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IiS KEY a rssnocto. reD;
bic eitizen of Philadephia was bruta ~ beaten by
several persons, the 7th OF sareet below Pine IN
the seventh Ward this city 10 nae m
nca ~ the ResonGon OF the Councils or Phlladel-
phia approved this date the sum and o. yS 20
nOl'srs tba mmTdereF: or murdereTs OF Colonel William
M nj the accessories TO his murder, and OF
hluols, hne III any way engaged In the attack made
Incl nne P1h'iI1 I'm which resulted IN his death.
upon niuii "''Y-l 49, MORTON MCMICHAEL
Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEsRAPH.I
WASHINGTON, June 8.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEoRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The President. .u
A despatch has been received at the White
House from the Presidential party, that they
left Richmond at S45 this morning, and will
arrive here at 4 O'Clock this evening,
The Good Cadets.
AS the South is disposed to plume Itself over
the fact that the West Point honors were car
ried off by graduates from the South, It Is
proper to say that these graduates really
belong to Pennsylvania and other Northern
States, who having served galantly In the
Union army, were nominated TO West Point
from various Southern states TO fill up the
allotment heretofore given those States
A New Paper.
The new afternoon paper, the Express will be
started on Monday. 1t is to be Democratic and
it's edto is Frank McCortney now an editor
upon the National InteLligencer.
Sanford COnOver.
The District Court, In General Term, to-day,
affirmed the Judgment of the lower Court in the
case of Sanford Couover, convicted of perjury
In the manufacture of testimony connecting
Jeff Davis with the assassination of President
Lincoln. He will be sent TO the PenItentiary
on Monday,
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A THRRMoMETRICAL STATEMENT OF THE
WEATHER.-We give below an exhibit of the
range of the thermometer for the first eight
days of June. 1t will be seen that the coldest
weather was on the morning OF June 1st
when the thermometer marked 90 degrees, and
9th instant, when the mercury ran up to g. For
the coolest and warmest seasons Of 1866, which
occurred on the same days, and at the same
time as those OF the present year, the ther-
mometer marked 5S and S515 degrees respec
lively The thermometer has ranged AS follows,
since Ihe incenLinn OF tie MONTH
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Evening Market Report.
By Atlantic Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL, June 8-Evening. ship Java,
from New York May %, arrived at Queenstown
to-day.
LONDON June s-Evening. has
been received here that the evacuation of the
Fortress of Luxembourg will be completed by
the Prussians next week,
road, 40; Illinois Central, 78A.
LIvERPooL, June S-Evenlng g-Cotton easier;
the sales for the day were 5000 bales Uplands,
ll9Sd.; Orleans, Il96d.
Corn has declined TO Dos Cd. Lard, sos Pork.
7Ss. Bacon, 4ls. Cd. Cheese, Cos. Iinseed Oil,
SAP. Sugar, 25s All other articles are un-
changed
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DIED.

For additional deaths see Third Page.
HOOKEY.-On the 9Th instant, MARY daughter OF
the late Anthony Hockey, ESQ., in the ssd year OF her
age.
fully invited TO attend her funeral from the residence
of her sister, Mrs, Ann Gallagher, No. 826 NJ Sixth
street. on Monday morning, June 10, at o'clock. To
proceed to Holy Trinity Church, Sixth and Spruce
streets.
H9y- MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF
ST, JOHNS LODGE, No. lis A, Y M, and the Order
in general are invited 70 meet at the Masonic Hall
CHESNUT Street, Sunday, the 9th instant, at
O'clock p M attend the funeral tof their late fol-
low-member, Brother SANUEL r, DARGIN,
JOHN Q. ADAMS,
Secretary.
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STEALING BUMMER's SHoBs.-Last night
Edward Davies, a colored man, was arrested at
Seventh aud st. Marv Streets upon a charge OF
larceny, Edward fell in love with a pair OF
shoes that ornamented the lower extremtties OF
a drunken hummer who was enjoying a plea
SAINT slumber upon a cellar-door. Just as Ed
ward had succeeded IN removing the SHOES
given. Edward after a short run was captured
and after a hearing before Alderman litter
mary was committed to answer.
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New York FinanciaI.

NEW YORK, June 8-The Express financial
article says that the demand for money was
less pressing this morning. The market was.
however, firm at 66D7 per cent on Governments,
and stock collaterals. Foreign, exchange was
quiet and nominal, as usual after the steamer
sails. The railway market was stronger, espe-
cially for New York Central and Erie. The
Government list was higher on the new issues.
otherwise the changes were slight. The steam
ship shares were lower.
The shipments OF specie to-day amounted to
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LIQUOR STORE RoBBED.-Last night the liquor
store of David Callahan, No. 1879 Market
street, was entered and robbed of two barrels
OF tineI whisky, and one barrel of port wlAe,
the whole valued at between $3.50 and $780, The
thieves had driven wagon to Mr., Callahan's
store, and breaking in the back building,
which was nothing but slight board structure,
they loaded up and drove off. AS wagons are
constantly going and coming during Friday
night and Saturday morning, IL wouldn't have
excited any remark, even If it had been OBJ
served.
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AN UNPRMoIPLRD SCoUNDREL.--A man giving
The name of stephen Hutton was arrested yes
terday upon the charge of larceny, at Tenth
and Sansom streets. If the circumstances as
IS5 n1 hnnoan natnra aT tba aniice rsords
ever show. II il said that he robbed one of the
dead bodies that were taken from the ruins of
the late disastrous explosion, OF a pocket book
containing $3.50. Hutton had a hearing before
Alderman Patched, who held him in S400 bail to
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Fail of n Marehnnse.

BOSTON. June ga large warehouse In
Charlestown, known as Tuneker's Bonded
Warehouse, fell to the ground with terrible
crash yesterday afternoon. Three men who
severely injured. - W."
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A MRRITEp PROMOTION. j. Camp
bell, of this city, familiarly known TO the clti.
Zens ofthe Seventh Ward, and formerly OF the
Pennsylvania Reserves, has passed successfully
the ordeal of an examination before the MILF
tary Board at New York, and been appointed
Second Lieutenant in the 22d Regular Infantry,
OF the regular army.
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HEARINGS BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSION
ERs.-At l2 O'Clock to-day James Fletcher, John
Lynch, and - Lovett were charged before
United States Commissioners Sergeant with
conspiracy TO defraud the United States Gov
eminent The case was postponed until Tues
day next.
Before United States Commissioners HibIer,
John Roberts and AnJonette Noblett were
charged with perjury. The case was continued
until Monday afternoon.
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From Cincinnati-A New Park-Tht
Weather.

- CINCINNATI, June Sat q meeting OF the City
council, committee was appointed TO report
suitable location for park of 500 acres for Cln-
Yesterday was the hottest OF the season here,
the mercury being at 80 degrees in the shade.
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THIRD EDITIO N
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. O.. June SIN q case before
the United States District Court, Judge Bryan
has decided that the telegraph company is
bound To exhibit private messages In evidence
when required kilograms not be ng within the
class OF privileged. accommodations The decl-
circles
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Docs CAPTURED.-During the past wesk
the dog catehers have been doing quite n good
business. There were captured in ali III, 81
which l46 were knocked on the hea4, and ~
were reclaimed. There was returned into tAs
treasury 500.
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THE coRNnn OF SIXTH AND MAnKSr srhEnTs.

AN ELEGANT STOCK OF DRESS GooDs.-The
attention of ladies is particularly directed to
the dress goods advertisement OF Mr.. George
Wisham, No. N. Eighth street. From it they
will perceive that this well-known house offers
superb line of fashionable dress fabrics, of the
most desirable styles and qualities, at great
reduction from the early spring prices, having
been mainly purchased at the recent auction
sales in New York and Philadelphia.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-About 1l'45 O'Clock
this morning, a boy named Harvey, while care
lessly handling pistol at Welsh's tavern
Fourth and Shippen streets accidentally shot
a man named Bradley in the forehead. DR..
Delay extracted the ball, which was perfectly
hattened, Bradley was taken home.
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PosTPoNRMEET.-O account of the incle-
nency Of the weather, the regatta which was
10 have taken place to- day, on the Schuylkill,
,0iiI most likely, be postponed till Monday, at
the same hours in the afternoon. Should the
day be pleasant one, q splendid display may
be anticipated.
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Court of BnuIkrnntcH.

NEW York, June S-Mr. Charles G. Duncan
of the firm of Dudcan e. Kendall, filed o petit
tion in bankruptcy this morniug with Chief
Clerk Wilmuth. The debts are estimated at
SlD,OOO Mr.. Duncan was the organizer of the
projected Mediterranean excursion.
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THE SALE OF PAINTINGS, CRYSTAL MEDAL
LIONS ETC., from the American Art Gallery OF
New York, Will be concluded this evening at
Scotts Gallery, No. 1920 Chestnut street. Sale
without reserve
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Committal OF General cole.
MARKETS by Telegraph. .

ALBANY, June g. General Cole has been
fully committed for the murder of Mr. Hiscock
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WANAMAKER s. BROWN,

Z
THE CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
HD- NOTICE TO TIM CLOTHING MAN OF THE CITY
AND NEIGHBoRING TOWNS - We just opening
Linen Sacks Busters, and Alpaca Goats by the thousand,
eod haze them made up IN 6eamGM style erpressty
sales. BIZ Of The large quantities lOe
nantgdctt1e believe 1tLorS do better buying
them OF than in making them up; they dtlOdys
hare them fresh and just such sizes sales require.
WANAMAK ER u BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
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(Signed)

IHe opinion expressed uu SiueS Is, JhuJ Ube
LARGEST assortment. BEST StLeS OF goods uANDSoM5r
cut CiOhing and most REASONABLE PRICES are in oar
Establishment. He tnUtie COMPARISON, and CuGzGnS
and Strangers are cordially inUted TO look through our
Sales Rooms No customer ever leaves our house dis
satisfied.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June 8

Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
AFTER BOARD.
$4,000 52Os '65-Jy SO sh Penna R.lse y
$4,000 Pa II 2m 6s...... "a 20O sh Read R..--.. 529
slOOO All Cocp 5s:sSwn 75A 100 do...2d&int~ b2s7
iOn ali gt Mich Cl,.....