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SOMETHING REWI .....
pp.c-kka, ,G0Qp HAM.

CAhfkT
Corner ~ and q streets. (Island.,
Makes OarIsts TO order with dispatch, on mode
constantly On hand, and for ssIs. jsai.im HIN"
hEPABTnlgT OF TIN INTERIOR,
- 70 ALL fHSH H' G'i Ia ' ~ lfhR ss'''
jun. S @ o1 IN hen .ode n.ds5 she Get Of
:sriDsd Land W.irsnt.. .sieS are sIisssd to nave
S tss Al LEI tss % I. .se
win be rssssaed. II no valid objection should then
JOS. b. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. H47s4 for 40 acre.. Issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1875, In the name Of Robert ". Pierce,
no. % sY, for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
Mach IL. asss in the name Of E.s Ball snd
aMs ier 50 acres. issued under the s act .s Of
x. s1sh Sd 49, in the ss% ss Of George Plum and
No 81 81. for ls0 acres, sssed under the act of
Msreh ID iss: IA the nome Of james Henry, ana
No: % 7a, for 100 acres, issued under the oct Of
Ma Asre1 80, lssf IN the nsns Of John Wood, and
Ns:M lSe for iso acres. issued under the &c. Of
march 81 1883 In the nsne Of Sarah Wood, widow
49, no1tn wsS 300 ana Was granted February B
No. I.ss, Tor Ice se.es, issued under the act of
s1s ": s!ssssd sse.nbsr is.s APRIL .. 1877
No. 81 SIS, for 50 acres issued ON Ter the act of
ana ss y ted & & ipn
i0i 10 gs,,. for 80 acres. i..,. ID u,s.r N. A., q,
March 5, 1855, in the name of Langdon G. John.
sen and yss gr.nSed April I, 1855. Aprtl 20, lSs7
No. ~ ISL for 10 scfso. issued under the ast Of
March 3. 1850. in the name Of Mary, widow Of
fhom.s Bowling, and ives granted May 9. 1856.
no 90 iSs. for 10 acres. Issued under the Get OF
March 5, lsSs, in the nsne Of Polly Posse, widow
q Chester Psase, and vas granted July is, 1850
No 50 sdt for lso acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1855. In the pAmes Of the minor chffaren
Of jacob Lasher. deceased, and Was granted July
3, l6D May 4. 1857. ~ =
No 81 6s5, for 100 acres. issu Cd under the oct Of
February 18th, lst7, in the name Of Martin Rose
and Was granted May 18th, ls4o. May IL. lss7,
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The DIAMoNDs-At an early hour this
morning Detectives Kelly and BigIey arrested
James H. Holmes rs an accomplice Of Smith,
the hackman WAC was the principal IN ~ lar !.
-ceny Of N 7. Mears' satrhel. and from MIN OBJ
tanned the pawn ticket for TIVE of the diamond
studs, which were pawned with a broker
named Bayer. The studs were secured and
the detectives are Row seeking for the third
stud. completing the set.
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DYwARDwELL HAYS, Auets. Gsors etow..
hOUsIHoLD FulNIryRl.I lAIH.R BEDS,

asp SsAg a BEDS
10 o'clock, We will sell, at the rssiden nee Of Mr..
AIexanaer =. BeAii, Ne. 10 ID street, George.
sistinS Of Marble TOP Centre Table MARBLE top
Side Table, sole, Bureaus. Chairs. Airrsr Ward
Feather Beds and Pin0ws, PArior and Cooking
Alec PANTY sewiag Machtus. - 7''it
Also small Loo OF Wood cad Goal
-fel5 At WARDwkLL HAYS. Aucts.
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RYw. B. LEWIS & co. Auctionssr,

House TURSisHfsS GOODS. sr',or Mr.
k kkAsisl sT AT HTs II 0E = Ne As1 sTH.
On WEDNESDAY next, Feb. 2stk. ct 10 o'cIk,
coneistipe Of
Mari le-top Bureaus. Wsshstapdt wardrofss
Bsdstsads, chairs, Mattresses, &C.. &c
China, Croekery, aid Glass Ware, Woodsn WARE
Table cutlery, Baskets, Brushes, &C.
Ghins and Perisn NAses, Bohemian Gias5 Ware
necessary for house keepers
Also. Shelving, Counters, Gises Gases, &c. &c
IL is W. b. LEWIS 90. Aucu
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CHARGEo OF HIGHWAY RoBBRRY-Yesterday
Lieutenant johnson, OF the second precinct,
arrested VIM. Broadis. colored, for asssultin q
ano robbing Joseph Mack, colored, OF a watch
and chain upon the high way. Broadis de.
clared that he won the watch from Mack by
playing the strdp game, but Mack SAYS that
broadts offered to trade with him for the watch
ana HIDING that he could not strike bargain
ne presented revolver and threatened To shoot
MIN IL he did not give IL up. Justice Tucker
committed Broadis to jail for court
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ksIeHrs OF PYTHIAs.-At the last session
OF the Grand Lodge of the Knights OF Pythias
OF the District of Columbia the folio wing ON .
GERS were delegated To proceed TO PhiiadeIphia
on the I'D instant, 70 organTze two lodges OF
the order-the fret movement. we believe to
extend the order throughout the country
Past Grand Chancellor J. II. Rathboue, Past
Grand Chancellor C. NJ Barton, q rand Chan-
eeilor Edward Dunn, Past Chanceilors ID.
Carrlgan and John W. Cross.
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UYw l.. WALL d co, Auctieneers.
~ South corner Penn ayeuue ana OH n,

nY w. l.. WALL q CO, Auctieneers
n eouth corner Penn. avenue and 9Th st.
We will sell, on the premises, on FRIDAY Az
TERkOON. at O'Clock, part Of LOT No =
square 80 fronting - feet Oh 81 foot alley run.
nlps BACK IS feet, being The rear part OF lot no
81 containing one thousane and eighty let i'm.
proved by two Frame heuses, contaibing nVs
rooms each.
The above property 10 situated between south II
and streets and Sd and A. streets wtst.
Terms made known on day Of .Ale.
fel3 W. WALL & CO.. Auois
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
sccount OF the weather 70 Tuesday, 18th int,
els W. L. WALL q 90, Auoss.
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RY GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctionees
- No. s2S, corner Of 9TH and b strsets
yALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING QN h sTkk1T HOkIH, kEAR a0Ta

On eATr RDAY, the a3d Instant. a. O'Clock \.
shsil sell, In frspt OF the pre- misss. part VI
Lot NO In square no. rs, with the fmerove-
mente, consisting Of two $40 story y ame Houses
Win easements, containing four roo0s, each bav.
IhI property IL gust opposite the washanstou
4srket, which olsrs great inducements TO pur-
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured bv
AID revenue stanps at the cest Of The purchsserc
20 down On each house when sold.
eH d GRkEH WILLIAM Ms, Aucs.
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Corner ~ and U streets. (Island.t
Makes Carpets TO order with dispatch, on mode
rate terms, and satisfaction guafantfed. Carpets
constantly en- hand, and fer ssle. j. II I'm
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az the lowest prices to the trade. As Baltinors
contains cone Of the best Ohsnists IN the Unitsx
Hsatss there cen be no doubt of suleIierity.
.u..t- f-t JOS. RADChIFFE.E
- Broker. 81 La avenus, 40 stsirs.
4 P.B-0Ahce hours fro ne Till - g.. m.E 70 ll-st
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MRS. HHEELER, sisssAsn, Nsss.

I very eonadsaty and earnestly recommend
nS. ] ". Poiandp lfumor doctor - On exosllsut
remedy FOR humors, having besn Wonderfully ben.
Gifted by II myself. Ny case was very ara OBJ
stinats one. FOR more than two years the skin on
the vrists. Was constantly crssksd and broken
up. 90 that Wss unahis 70 use ny hands In any
i{nd Of VA work. aud wss obllgsd TO wear gloves
In sewing. 70 avoid getting blood on my work.
The huaos which g AFFLICTED IN: "a, probably
NY general health wss quite poor. Soon Alter
hsgsn 70 use the Hsmsr Dses:r, ec1ld .psreslye
slvns AZ healing. continued 70 take the nsdi-
nsrfeotiy me- nom kumsrs, and 70 oil sppesras.
ces my whole syytsm 10 clear Of u, and has besa
FOR several months. used siskt kstfiss bsfers ]
islt sas 10 give u entirely up, bat they eursd me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
stonshsu, Msss., July s, isss.
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osses.l Agent, HENRY 4. CHoArc,
CSssist ed ApstAssasy, ustss. Rsvsss Hes:s,
Van BAcJS and I. o. srEvSNs : son. II
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WANFID. A0INTSi

ccHOOL TEACHERS, cisrgyusa, Disabled Sol.
u disss, tadiss o. osstlsass, 10 ell parts u the
state, 70 cell thcss popular ESsaAvixas Published
xis.,- .oss.s Z. ssx,- lss~sSis sr sAs Lliv,- As.
This u Q rare shanss for CAavAsessa also want
Q fsv nsrs good eaavssssrs Coz The best subserip-
tloa boet svss psellshsd 10 TILE coaatry, vtsi-
Asssss Addrs.s JOHN HANK ERsON.
rssasssss, lee MlAAse -. rsssis. -.
Me. 3vti
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Hardy Machine Go.

TiIE 0r,st Mil bsloaray 10 this Company b stu
l In sstivs operation, yrtndiax all the corn. 10 I.
tha4 b Assaxke there.
pairs ia Job Nssk % iros, Wood, DC. nsvtax
Nschiass. Ssvias Machines sd kaittisg Ma
chisss tksrssyhlv rspairsd Also, Drafting and
Piplns-ustss. gas. stsaa, 10. Al orders fsr work
cnxEiH HARDY. As.sr.
DidAssSri, Feb. "a, iskJ.
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MRS. PORTER. Dsrs,, N, n.

Dsvsl N. r., July "a, 1856.
Dr. Roland II received your letter inquiring ~
10 the ehscta 81 your medicine on seA siokness ]
am happy 70 say that think u 10 "ths medicine"
for that dreadful sickness. ] trted various pro
sovipsieaS but foend bene that settled The stom.
felS e lkSaxk sosld hardly walt 70 gst Ashore
20 snsrsat yoa 70 iatrodses Into ship ohaadlery
st,rs., that u nay asd III wsy 70 thoss who suffer-
slos ne niEh,y deep frS% =. "a, :Is,Ss..' cap
pessssrsrs, skosid Try u ioe osos, they woaid
nsysr Be- willing 70 voyage without u
I have used it In my kmily sinos ~ introduc-
ton 70 The public, FOR bilious habits, headache,
found % Q sars care. ..sll.h
1 Am not food OF having my name appear In
public. and would not eonteut 70 u on any %.
rs;ns VIII hs d any .srvies % you or .hs public,
ysu osa make ne Of Il N 'iI
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EuTuBsS 3 CO.. Popmrrpss, hIrRsosu,. Nh
sold hy Dr. A. bacon, ias Main Street,
Biddsfbrd.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY Of CUBA.
Conducted By tho spanish Government
$tsS.ooO IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS
pvises sssAsd aad iulssustisa isrnishsd, the
highest ratss palA ksr Dsahlosns and all kinds ef
lssld ssd silver also Coz ell Govsrnnsat Securi-
ties.
Yeax. yu
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENrs.
r.. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Lsss lssst Of u. 8. Patent ofes, HssAiasfe~.
(ssxsr hs oct OF 1917
70 state street, opposite kilby. Street,
BOSTON
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
n years, continues 70 secure PATENTS In the Uni
ted b.tss, also In arsat britain, France. and ots.
Assignments, and al Papers or drawings ios ~
tsuG. executed on reasonable terms and with DIS
patch. Researches made Into American or ior.
slEn works, 70 determine the validity Of, utility
81 Patents Of Invsntions...sad legal or ether cd.
Vice rendered IN al mattsrs touching u: s.ne.
Copies Of the claims Of any PStsnt farnished By
LsnittinE One Dollar. Assignmsnts recorded 81
N. Iss~sv .. as UansI ststss possesses ss,sris,
sesifiss for sbtssaias Psfsnts Or sssnfsssiss fAs
During eight months lie subscriber, In course Of
he ;, IsS. is; e EVERY On: q sp RISs
vas decided In Au fsssr BY the Commlssionsr oil
Pstsnts- -
~ regard Mr. EDDY - one Of the ns.f esPesi:
- ..sss::t.I praesitionsr' with whom nave nso
''''', - CHARLES MASON.
CoumIssioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring inysntors tha!
irs;tsssiAv, and moro capable Of psttinI their ap
plIeatiops in . form 70 secure for them On early
and favorable con,idsrsticn e The Patent Ofdos."
EDMuND BURKE,
Late Commissioasr OF PatsaA
Mr.. r. n. Eddy has made for me THlRfkkN
applications, on al but one OF which patsno have
been granted. and has % s:y ssst.s. sSsh %.
his part lesdS me 10 recommend su invsntors -
apply 70 him 70 procure their patents, - they nsy
Be sure Of having The mott hithful attention b.
slowed on their oasss and Of very reasonable char
gsa" ,.,
Beston. January I, 1867. yr2
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MORTON'S GOLD PENS
FOR SALE,
Farm I SaV.lil In KeaAehullport

Fam contains aSost ~ serss. veil Divided, b.
Ing past ef the Lsassl Miller fAso. Baildings
very good largo Id VI oAnsrs
AdSlnins the hrm 10 the MIL. known ~ Ne
Capt Andrews MIL, In god order, aad nov doing
Q socd badness. will be sold lov-terus ressoa-
sSis. Inquire Of JUS. Z. MASON,
Svil Ksansbsak Village.
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MILTON GALE, ESQ, Bssfsn.

I hereby certify that wss sorsly aniletsd with
boils for two yssrs, developing themselves upon
ny limbs and other parts Of ny body: The sut
fsrinEs that endured iron them arc ipdsserlbahle
the most popular humor remedies, bat without
removing the afilstion. A. length, BY the esr.
nest request Of an intimate friend Il was Induced
20 try br. J.. W. Poland's Humor doctor, and an
very happy 10 attest thai eli ny boils we're re-
moved, and my health was restored BY using Dr..
Poiand's Aforesaid medicine.
1867 MILTON GAL.
Boston. January u, 1874
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ID hereby Eivsa that Lsod warrant Ne.
y Es,s - Go ,sS M 81 ;;sss e !:as i;ciss;s
s.;E & assa Il - AZ z : q x: Z
IN weeks non The Arst pabiiestioa Of ths nosiee
sppliostiou will b made % The Coanissioesr q
Psnsioss br adnpnssts q u 49, ,v.,
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IT'S very easy to say Of this. or any other med.
iclns, at 70 the very best remedy known" Il 10
not always % easy 10 proveit. II ID, however,ex
ssedintly Ea!iglnE TO The propristc, Of M
Medicins; that, while he declares TO ths Public
for lIuinors. - stated above. he has abundant
proof ct hand TO sustain his statement
For sixteen years the tiuHoR DocroR has been
n S s s o.
IL sales. In Now Hampshire. whore 10 was oriyi
mated. no remedy for Humors 10 % highly prised
An eminent physician, tnow "a army surgeon,
ana 1 s P gallon. during some seven or .isi.
years, and used II In his practice. lie has since
then ordered II for the hospital whore he was sta
have used s L IL pprssse. Win a great success
the proprietor lived In New Hampshire, at COTS
town Centre Tor the space IL thirty or forty miles
around, and In Manchester particularly. the
fnr the numerous and wonderful cures which u e
footed. Though manufactured In large quaint:
ties, tho supply was frcqusntly exhausted, and
purchasers had 70 walt for more to DO made. In
that region, some very severe cases OF srysipsids
were treated with it-ard fAsy ~srs cured. cry:
sipclas sores. or carbunoles, those ugly painful
ulcers. were entirely removed, wherever this msd.
icinos was faithfully used. 70 u was Slth Se,sls:
them.
since the Propristor's removal 10 Melross, Mass,
his present residence, no has been regularly sell.
.o n and Rss been v very :usss.,i IL r.sVns and
curing them. One case OF Eryspelas-of an old
man "a yenrs-is worth mentioning In particular.
when no came 10 the Doctors ofnos he could only
wear pair CT old rubber ovorshoes, his feet and
ankles were % swollen and sore. WHEN he pulled
Oh his socks the scabs oame with them, and the
raw, bleeding feet were ffiEhtful 10 behold. Suf-
dee u 70 say, that less than ono dossn bottles OF
the lIumor Docto! land In few wesksl healed up
those feet and ankles, % that they we're smooth
and apparently sound. The man wore boots with
out inconveniebos. Numerous cases OF SimSies IN
fAs Ises have been treated with this medicine. 70
there are mors than hundred persons who have
used the llumor Doctor, and give u On excellent
name. In oil the towns around II 10 veil known
and approved. ID.
For the saks Of showing what 10 thought Of IT,
few testimonials are here inserted,
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<: ;. by. = sJs ss;S
ers In Cloth, Rssdy Nsas Clothing and Furnish.
ING 0coi. a. the old plses % n. fhaysr Moslton,
No. IN Main street. Dlddsferd. p
n. TnAYBR MOULrON
]. N. BODwELL.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VI y c... =. !,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, June "a.
The following are the Herald's cable dis.
patches
BERLIN, June 22.-It is asserted in politi.
cal circles here that the government of the
Porte has accepted the collective proposals
made by Prussia, France, Russia and Ital '
for JOINT commission Of investigation into
the situation OF affairs in Gambia, the com
mission 10 be appointed by the great Christian
powers and the Sultan, and will assemble in
Constantinople
Persons Just arrived from Hungary report
that the Emperor Napoleon continues to pur-
chase horses for the use Of the French army
on large scale in that country.
Prime Minister Count Bismark has left the
city and gone on visit to recruit his health
into Pomerancia Green, Prussia. He leaves
on visit TO Queen Victoria, and will be in
Windsor Castle next Tuesday.
PEsTH, June 22-In the Lower House Of
the Legislative Diet VI. Berrath, a member oi
the party of the left, demanded to know whe n
the Government would bring in, or would
they bring in, measures in the shape of bills
for the emancipation of the Jews, the expo
sition of the civil policy Of the country as re
CARDS political and religious disabilities, the
reorganization of the military system, the
Concordat with Rome and reform navigation
laws.
PARIS, June 28.-The Emperor Napoleon
has forwarded an autograph letter to Marshal
Valiant. requesting him 10 transmit the
thanks Of his Majesty TO the Superior Council
OF the Paris Exhibition for the address of
congratulation forwarded 10 him by that
body with reference to the sad occurrence Of
the 9Th inst, and his happy escape during the
attempt made on the life OF the Car.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRE. June "a.
The Tribune says: Letters and kilograms
have been received by the Union Congression-
al Executive Committee here from enough
members of Congress to insure quorum in
July. So a short summer session is fixed
fact.
number of the letters received from Re-
publican members state that they will come
on condition that the session shall not last
over two or three weeks at the farthest. They
do not wish to proceed with the regular bust
ness OF Congress. but merely 10 fix definitely
the Reconstruction act. so that President
johnson and Mr.. Stanbery will be prevented
hereafter from gYing any more trouble and
hindering reconstruction. ltis evident, also,
from the tone of the letters received, that an
attempt will be made to have Speaker Colfax
announce the Committees Immediately, so as
TO be able to go right to work This plan is
favored by those anxious to impeach the
President, and by others who are opposed 10
Secretary McCuloch's present financial poll
cy, especially in respect to the present system
OF National Banks. Those who are in favor
of long. session say that If once quorum
is obtained the session will be kept up long
enough to settle definitely the question Of i'm
peachment.
The Herdtf's special says that the ru-
mors of Secretary Stanton resignation were
manufactured at d distance, for none have
been circulated here, nor does any founda-
tion exist for them
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FROM THE FAR WEST.
ST. LOUIS. June "a.

ST.. Louis, June a.
Gen. Sherman has issued circula- in sub
stance as follows First, That treaties must
be preserved but the Indians have gone be-
yond their reservations and are committing
crimes which fall under military control, and
are subject to punishment by the civil pow
ers. Second, The military division isdivided
into three Departments, viz: Dacotah, COM
manded Gen. Terry Platte, commanded by
Gen. Augur, and Missouri, commanded by
Gen. Hancock. Third, Each State or Terri.
tory will organiz4 battalion of mounted
men. They wilHbe called for by department
commanders ingcase of emergency, and be
mustered in in accordance TO law. and await
an appropriation of Congress for pay
Fourth gives directions to the civil authorities
to be prepared to pursue, at all times, horse
thieving bands who are endeavoring to avoid
the military. Fifth, When stock is traced to
a reservation demand should be made of the
agent, and if the tribe is entitled to annuities,
such annuities should be chargeable with the
value ofthe stolen property from Government
States and Territories interested are request
ed to communicate freely with department
commanders. and appeal only to Gen. Sher>
idan
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FROM TEXAS.

NEw YoRK, June "a.
The Tribune'S Galveston special says: The
opinion of Attorney General Stanbery is al
ready bringing forth fruit. The spirit of re-
volt is Strengthening. Mayor Havlane, who
was removed by Gen. Griffin for rebel pro,
civities, refuses to recognize military au~
thority.
The unearthing of an immense yillainy has
begun here. During the war the rebel Leg
islature ordered q sweeping and complete con-
fscation of all property, real and personal,
held by the loyal men. The act was enforced
with remorseless rigor. Property valued at
more than sixty millions was seized and sold.
Judge Devine, Just pardoned By President
johnson, decreed more than three thousand,
The rebel records are imperfect and blind
and do not show the names of the purchasers.
Immense sums were distracted by the re-
ceivers. The coniscation Of Cromwell, in
Ireland, do not equal this in extent and cru
city. Gen. Griffin is urged to probe this
huge spoliation to the bottom
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DRY GoODs-wHoLEsALE,

DR. G Ingersoll.. Third Main, Cup stairs),
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK. June q.

NV YORK. June q.
This afternoon Mrs Mary Murphy attempt.
ed suicide, by cutting her throat with a table
knife. 1t is believed that she is fatally in.
jured.
Three thousand seven hundred emigrants
have arrived since Saturday.
Several large breweries have been seized
for making defcientreYenue returns.
Bayn's Gift Enterprise, Clark. Webster &
Co., or rather Henry c. Elias, for there is
no such firm, was again seized to>day Elias
was arrested.
t,s contemplated by the Masonic fra,er
nifty of this city and Brooklyn, to give a
grand reception to President johnson on his
return from Boston. Should the proposed
reception be given, upwards Of ten thousand
persons, in the full regalia and banners of the
order. will parade.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

BERLIN, June "a.
Baron Wonder Hydt, Minister of finance,
and acting Prime Minister in the absence Of
Bismark, closed the session of the Prussian
Dietto-dsy. In his speech to the members
of the upper and lower houses on this occa.
sion, he said the cordial and intimate rela-
tons now existing between His Majesty, the
King of Prussia, and his powerful neghbors,
werean assurance of lasting peace.
VIENNA, June "a.
The Austrian Government joined the Gov
ernments Of France, Prussia, Italy and Rus
sia in recent note 10 the Sublime Porte,
urging an investigation of the difficulties in
the Island of Gambia.
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LOUISVILLE, june "a

LOUISVILLE June Il.
Nashville papers report the destruction by
fire of the entire west wing of the Tennessee
penitentiary, embracing the agricultural and
cedar-ware works, of Messrs. Hyatt, Briggs
l. Moore, where $50 convicts had been daily
employed.
Mary convicts were turned ont to assist
ia STAYING the flames, and worked nobly. A
military force was kept at hand during the
fire and no attempts to escape we're made by
the convicts.
The loss of Hyatt, Briggs Il Moore, is
probably not less than $4,000. The ma
chinery destroyed was valued at 100000, and
their insurance is only $500. The States
losses are about $40, 900 upon the portion Of
the prison destroyed, which is covered by in
surance. Origin of fire unknown.
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