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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-03

coal. For long voyages, for ships OF war, and
for steam yachts, the oil fuel will very soon
supsrsede the dirty, smoky, black diamond.
W1I.1Ax WASHINGTON, Esq, died at his
residence near Brsntsville, Prince William
County, Va, on the 2lst instant, aged 74years.
He WAS a SON of BAILEY WARRINGTON, Of Staf-
ford County, Va, and brother Of Colonel VIII
LIAM WASHINGTON, deceased, Of the revolution,
and third cousin Of General GEORGE WASHING
TON. the Father Of his Country. His brother,
Colonel HENRY WASHINGTON, of the District Of
Columbia, survives. F. was noted in early
life for versatility Of talents, at which time he
stndied medicine; afterwards entering the
regular army IS an officer Of the war Of 1872,
IN which he served with honor and distinction,
and. at the close Of the war, was honorably
discharged After the war he. engaged in
,-;xste pursuits. He was remarkable for the
simplicity of his life, sincerity and truth being
the ,trsng traits Of his character.
A strangely foolish piece of petty tyranny
"a officially reported to have been psrpetrated
in the latter part Of last month at Msrianns,
Florida. Two young ladies, one Of whom was
Of a thoroughly Union family, who had ad-
hor.d. to the Federal cause without finching
throughout the entire war, were summoned
h.sore a Military Court, for the alleged crime
Of scattering the flowers placed on Union
,oldisr's grave. Threatened with military ar
rest in case they did not respond to the sum
mons, they appeared before the Court, which
consisted solely Of one Captain c. NJ HAh1I-
TON, in whom was vested the entire dignity OF
Judge, Associate, Advocate, and all the other
ofScisis of Military Court When the sus-
,.cted eirls had been rut to this modification
"a main. it appeared that the only witnesses
.1s;nst them were two meg; 80. who could not
ssesr s to anything positively, ana w. proving
~ m ali6i was an easy matter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-20
Brighton Market.

IFaE BRIGHTON, June 10.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle, 1885, Sheep
and LAMBS, 412S; Swine, 1850; number of Western
Cattle, 1867; Eastern Cattle, 40; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 125 Cattle left from last week
none. ..E -l.. s-t .-'f. tts "a. "a
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra SIS 90, "a Is SO; first
quality $14 70 a S14 10; second quality $13 80 a
$1i 90; third quality $li so az $12 80 % 100 lbs 1.-THE
Country Hides, 81 "a 1oc " fb; Country Tallow, g
Brighton Hides, 10 q lie p ib; Brighton Tallow u
Lamb Skins soc each; Wool Sheep Skins So 25
@275. 5t4t4 t,E.k -TH r.
Calf Skins, 20 a &c p ib sheared Sheep Skins,
Remarks-The supply OF Beeves in market is not
so large as that OF last week. and the quality is poor
er. Prices have fallen off Doc P cwt from our last
quotations. and trade has not been very active There
were not SO many Cattle sold on Saturday has been
OF late on that day, the market at Boston having
been dull and butchers have been losing money pref
tie from Maine than for several weeks before, most
OF them suitable for beef. r" ~
Stores-With the exception Of a few Working Oxen
and Mich Cows there but few Stores brought to
market during the summer months.
Working Oxen-But few pairs in market and the
demand is not very active. We quote sales at from
Sl75 to $3.50 ~ pair. 'Ht
Mich Cows-We quote sales extra $50 "a $115; or
binary $50 "a $50; Store Cows $45 az 500 Price of
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy OF the
Purchaser. i. 81 ...s+
Sheep and Lambs-The trade is dull. Most of the
Western Sheep were taken at acommission. We
quote sales OF lots at 81 81 "a zoe, and lot
SIC W ib; 81 Sheep and Lambs at Sc so 4y head.
Swine W estern Shotes wholesale at Sc ~ III I; re
TAIL "a 10c " fb. Columbia county Spring Pigs are
wloesaling at q 9c p lib; retail, 10 a. 13c D. h.
Fat Hogs-55o at market; prices u 9Sc " Id. -
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Calsab bridge Market.

.-.-.....4.5. L.. .itt. %. .s CAMBRIDGE June IS.
Receipts-Cattle, 35S: Sheep and Lambs, 2191 ;
Horses, none; Swine, none; Calves, none.
PRICES. Ieef Cattle Extra, Sl4 90 az ii rs; first
quality $500 13 so; second quality s12 90 q 70 80;
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, y pair, 100,
5000, $3.50 q S325. .5-.s ... 10
Mich Cows and Calves from $50, $G5, $50, $100 a.
1925 HI. $500. 80 --'-' : - = ~ ~
Yearlings $50 q 80; two years old $40 a 80; three
years old $50 a. 10.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 8, 81 90 20
81 % each; extra So 90 6e7 co. or from Al al 7c ~ H.
Spring Lambs So 90 "a IS %.
Veal Calves SO "a $40.
Hides az 94c. 1al ow "a 71c ~ ib.
Lamb skins SOC each Calf Skins 20 "a CSC ~ lib.
Sheared Sheep Skins 25c each.
N. b. Deef-Exlra and first quality includes MOTH
ing but the pest large, fat, stall-cd Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stall Cows, and the best hree year old Steers
ordinary consists of Bulls and tie refuse of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cosscrs, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot
Remarks-Cattle, light supply but a suf1iciency
for the demand. Beef sells dull in Boston, last
weeks complement not being disposed Of Prices
remain at last weeks figures. But lew buyers pres
ent. Hp 90 i-at.-.3- 90
Sheep-The MARKETS quiet for old Sheep The
supply OF last week drug in the Market prices full
lie off,. Spring Lambs. of which there were but few
brought in, were in demand and sold quick
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New ORLEANS. june 10.
Burning of the Varieties Theatre, Phila.
deiphia-Several Persons Crushed under
fhe fallen Walls.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.

PHILADELPHIA, June ~.
The American Variety Theatre, on! Walnut
Street, above Eighth, is in flames, with much
of the surrounding property. The State. House
hell is ringing general alarm.
Later-'Ehe fire commenced in stable in the
rear of the theatre. The alarm soon communi-
Gated to the audience, who all succeeded in es-
Gaming without injury other than bruises re-
ceiyed in the rush for the door. tss
- The interior Ct the theatre was soon in
aames. 1t is believed all the performers es-
cared, although it is rumered that Fatty Stew
ART, one Of the proprietors, is missing. s... 4
Several buildings on Sampson Street at the
49, are damaged by water and fire, but those
on Walnut Street escaped through the efforts
of the firemen. :,
b,,iI1in% tell with An awful crash, and about
hall a dozen persons were carried away injur-
ed but it cannot be ascertained how many
were crushed to death beneath the RUNS
(Which to remove will take several hours
Soon after the fire commenced an alarm was
given at the Walnut Street Theatre, on the
corner of Ninth Street, and the audience was
dismissed without an accident
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:. - e. FRANKFORT, june 1s-Eyeninr
United States bonds closed at III.
,,Lal, Az s. o. LONDON. June 1S-Eyening
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities: United States
o,2os, at; Illinois Central shares 70; Erie Railway
shares Az. ~
- LIVERPOOL, June 1S-Eyening
Cotton market quiet. The following are the clos
ing quotations: Mlddling upands at 1sd do. Orleans
aG llsd; sales 5000 bales. f-I'
Manchester advices to-day were not favorable, the
strong. -
Breadstuffs-The market closed frmer, bnt Quota
lions generally We're unchanged. Provisions-The
market was generally unchanged, except Bacon,
which advanced 10 Ais Cd for Cumberland cut mid
desi Pork and Beef steady at previous quotations;
Lard DOS for American. Produce-The market is
unchanged. it'i ~ \
80 LONDON. june 18-Evening.
Sugar market steady; No. IL Dutch standard at
2os. Iron firm at E4s per ton for Scotch Pig mixed
numbers. Linseed unchanged
.rE 8 r~.ss LONDON, June 19-Noon.
Consols arc quoted at 944 TOR money
AMERICAN SEoURrrIES-The following are the
current quotations American securities United
states 52Os 70; Illinois Central Railroad shares 49,
Erie Railroad shares 39s.
=. s...-- i 80. LIVERPOOL, June 19-Noon.
Cotton firm; Middling uplands 1871; do. Orleans
llSd. Breadstuffs-coTn SIS sd for Mixed Western
Other markets unchanged. s.. l-I '3a-0 li
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 10.
Cottonmunchanged; sales 2,l0O bales; Md,llins up
lands at &c. - 20 : - y III wv *
Fiour-dnll and 20 a soc lower; sales G,OOO bills ;
stare az 80 q 10 So round hoop Ohio at 10 % a
izIoi western at 30 "a 10 90; Southern at 0 40 q
1000; California at IL 90 az 10 90.
Wheat-duil and Dropping; sales Il, 100 BUSH. Chi
eaSo Spring Mixed at 30; Milwaukee No. at S.
White California 2 60. iti~ POI ~"
Corn-quiet; sales $1,000 bush. new Mixed West
eSn at OF q 49, White Western GS a 90; old
western IA; White Southern 10. -.
oats--dul sales %. 900 blu h.; Canada at SIC; new
Quo at IS q sec; Western at II q SOC.
Beef-nrm. .lldes 90 4tti : ~ - ' '''i
POrk-iirmer; new mess at 20 20. b.
Lard-dull and heavy. -tt . ,i7
Riee-dull. s. b.. q iI INV : d --'.t
Sugars-steady. iltic l't E.rt'-f
COfee-quiet and steady.
M0lasses--dull and dropping ''i''
Naval St0res-quiet. NJ : H 5000 i.
Petroleum--quiet; sales crndc at lie; refined bond
cd at 22c. 1t'7' .
Tallow--dull aslzItc u ..sf' -'i lhsi''t g.
W0ol-without decided change; sales 2OO 900 lbs at
70 ~ 5sc for domestic fleece II 5Oc for super pulled;
50 a. &c for extra pulled; 81 a 25c for Texas "a a.
l9c for California; 80 "a 42c for Cape. : slN'E =
Freishts to Liverpool scarcely SO firm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-20

FOR SALEy

A NICE portable Gal, anic Il .ttery, in perfect rul
"A ming order, at very low price. Address -
W. n" Portland Post ufiice. juueI5a1w
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FIOOf. in the West.

LEvENwoRTH, Ka., June 49,
The damage to the track of the Union Pa
cific Railroad by the recent flood has not yet
been repaired. A large amount OF mail mat
ter has in consequence accumulated at juno
ton City and Salina. ..f
AT For. Hayes on the 18th the water was 20
feet deep. The occupants of the Fort have
been compelled to remove to the roofs of the
buildings. Six soldiers and a citizen were
drowned.
Gen. Hancock is engaged in selecting anoth-
er site for the fort on higher ground, ten miles
from the present one. ~ III i IL 100
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il AG4d Lost. q - 4.
pRASS KEY with iron ring If returned To Of
- lice OF p. s. 81 P. K. X. Co., the finder will be
rewarded iupc1gdat. W
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BURGLAR.

n NY person having possession of two Gold WATCH
- es, one made by Robert Perry, and numbered
1881, and The other marked with the initial sG" and
addressing &C. w. g." Box 2195. ANY reasonabIe
terms vii! be complied with and no questions asked
June II. d3t ... 'NA'''
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---..sz zs -- LONDON, Jnne IL.
A public breakfast has been rendered to VIM.
Lloyd Garrison by a committee of which the
Duke of Argyle is chairman, and it will take
place some day next week. John Bright, NJ.
p, is expected to preside on the OCCASION
s. In the Vice Chancellor's Court to-day, on
the demurrer in the case of the United States
versus Wagner, a decision was rendered in ia
yor of the plaintiff. ar
-. DUBLIN, June IS.
One OF the victims OF the recent riots was
buried at Waterford to-day. His funeral was
the occasion of great demonstration. The
procession, consisting of over 5000 persons, all
wearing green emblems, followed the corpse to
the place of interment ...., .s..
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~, CHICAGO, ILL.,, june 10.
Wheat very dull; carly sales No. Q Spring at 10,
closing with no buyers at Co. Corn opened at de-
cline Of lc and closed at s54 q sec for No. l. Oats
opened firm at an advance Of Sc, but weakened and
ul with decline of % 4c closing at O5 for No i
Barley-nothing doing. Provisions nominal Cattle
market dull; sales at Is a rs for good TO choice
smooth. Sheep dun. 70 ~, :. . F.. - ID -
Reeepts-2,4oo bbls. flour, 5000 BUSH wheat, TO-
900 bush. corn, 1000 bush. oats G5OO logs Ship
ments-5,2OO bbls. -four, $500 bush. wheat, 1,20O
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III 1diaIl

This Collar is the most perfect imitation of linen
ever made, and is cater-proqfed by secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, which gives to every Collar q perfect
laundry finish leaving them free from all that un-
natural shiney look which other Collars have. Each
one is NODDED to form space for the cravat, and
turned full curve line, making them The most
beautiful and best fitting Collar ever cut out of pa
per. They can also be RE EItS d, or worn either
side out, giving the wearer the benefit OF linen fin
ish and plain Collar all in one Wherever thew have
been introduced they universally take the lead Of
every other Collar; in TACT, many dealers have
thrown all Others one side and sell the Duplex and
no other kind as they pay greater profit and give
better satisfaction. All sizes and styles constantly
in stock.
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5. T.---1s60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
ters sold IN one year is something startling They
would ILL Broadway six feet high from the Park 10
4tl street. brakes mandatory is one of the insti
tutons in New York 1t is said that Drake painted All
the rocks in the Eastern states with his cabaistic
IS. T-ls00-A, ana then got the old granny iegis-
lators pass a law preventing disio,Irnr ISa o.
OF nature which gave him monopoly I'VE do mai
SNOW Low TINS is, out we do know that Plantation
btieTs Sell Us no other article did They are
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are Very invisoratine
when ialsuiu and week, and great appetizer.'
Sarato q pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Proposals for R0tiONs
Ind Ship Ch0ndIery.
vac y COLLECTORS OFFICE,


Portland, June 7, 1857. J
CEALED Proposals will be received at this ot1Ice
. until the 21st day of June inst Tor the supply OF
Tations the petty officers and seamen OF the u S.
Revenue Steamer " ManOning," OF any other Reve-
Cutter Cutters that may be stationed at this
port for the term of year from the LIST day OF Ju
ly next. f.- u4liH nr llts
The rations Tor the Revenue service is the same
that allowed in the naval service emitting the liquor;
and consists of the following articles, viz: oeef
Pork Flour, Rice, Raisns Dried Fruit. Pickles or
Cranberres, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Moasses, Vinegar.
The Yations TO be OF good and wholesome quality,
to be approved by the Captain, and the different
tcles comprising the ratons to be delivered on board
the vessel in good and sufficient casks and vessels, TO
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked on eaeh 1t is TO be
understood that the contractor will be bound to urn-
ish, upon reasonable notice. often may be
CURED by the Captain of the vessel, with the appro
baton Of the Collector (not exceeding upon
age day in each week. such fresh meat and fresh
vegetables as may be equivalent 10 the corresponding
parts OF the rations alo we'd in the naval service.
Table OF ratiOns may be seen at this office.
Sealed proposals will also be received at this Office,
until the 2lst inst, for Ship Chandery for the OF
the above named vessel vessels for said term of
one year. ,- ...L q
List OF articles to be bid for and other 81 ecifca-
tons necessary to full understanding of the prOpo
sails advertised tor, may be seel, at this office.
l.E- ISRAEL WASHBUKN, JR.,
June Z. dtd 800 .s..g. Collector.
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Wanted,

. VhntcOs
4 PARTNER with a Cash Capital Of a few hum
"A dred dollars in a meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire of j..
w. III. JEKRIS,
JuneISdlW" Under Lancaster Hall.
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Wanted. .HU.
10000 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
mereia,, near foot of Emery street -
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
res, anu sample may be seen at the Office OF the
Company, 1598 Commercial, at corner of Union 81
feb12d&wti NJ q HERSRv
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WASHINGTON, June 49,
rrhe Department of State has information
that the court martial in the case OF Maximil-
~; tn has. for The present, been suspended.
i'I Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agri-
o,,lture. died az bis residence in this city this
oranin9. The duties Of the office of Commits
e;oner ad interim will deyolye upon John w.
Stokes, chief cl srk of the Department.
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Sarato pring Water, sold by AN Drucyists.

I'm lifting the kettle from the Gre scaltcd mysel
very severely-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
.ufe was unDearabe. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately
IL healed rapidly and LETT very little scar. II
CMAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia"
Inns Is merely sample OF what the NJ ustang Lni-
meni VIII do 1t is invaluable in all cases OF Wounds
smehgs sprains, cuts, bruises spavlAs, etc., either
upon man or beast. t.'4 -
beware OF counterfeiIs. None is genuine unless
wrapped in the steel-patc engravings, bearing the
SIGNATURE OF e. W. WestbroOk, Chemist, and the p,i
0afe stalnp OF DEALS BARNES a. Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring w alter, sold by all Druggists
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r III e MI A IL X e Il o.
Financial.

I'D '-aLf aa-. New YORK June 1851. NJ
Money easy and the supply exceeds the demand;
call loans unchanged; prime paper scarce and cnr-
rent al g u per cent. The Assistant S. Treas
urer to-day bought $4,000, 600 worth Of 7-S0s. Gold
curites closed duh and fraction lower Stocks are
steady and firm. Mining shares generally quiet
The business at the Sub treasury to-day was as fol-
lows: Receipts SIG, 75f payments s., 543O34; bal
ance $132 o3 The receipts inclu .e for customs
S4l30OO and gold notes 1921 ,OOO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-20

THE Mckay Sewing Machine tile only
l. machine IN existence by which sewed boot or
shoe can be made. Adapted TO ali hinds styles and
sizes boots snd sho 200 pairs can be mace with
ease by one man, With one machine, in ten hours
These shoes AXE precedence OF all others in the
ket and arc hide substantially at the cost OF peg
gmg. In use by all le.siing manufacturers. Ha-
mes, with competent men to set them in opera
ton, furnished Al one days notice FOR partleGlaIs
street. Boston, Mass Apl 16. dom
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New Orleans Markess,

- NEW ORLEANS, June 49, /
Cotton-stiffer; sales 400 bales; Low Middling al
4ic; receipts 912 bales; exports SG4 bales. Sugar
10 and IL at 144 "a life. Moasses at 49S a &c. Ster.
ling Exchange l4Sa % 1929. New York sight Ex.
change q &c premium. . 81 e - 2 .l'ss =
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LECI URES.

NEW course Of Lectures AZ delivered at the
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
to parties unable to attend them; they OF vi al
importance TO all; the subject eonsis ing of How %
Live? ami what to Iive tor? Youth, Maturity and
Old Age MANHOOD generally reviewed, Cr the T. eat
ipent and cure of indig slun, rlaluency and Ner-
vous seases, Marriage PhiIosophcally coDsice cd
etc. These important Lectures will he forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps. by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum OF Anatomy anu Sc ence
els Broadway, Aew York.
May 81. ,I&S3ms
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Portland Dry Dock Company.

Adjourned meeting OF the Shareholders of this
N Company will be held at the office Of the Ocean
Insurance Company, Saturday, June 22d, at P. NJ.
A full attendance il requested, rs business Of I'M
pOrtance will come before the meeting.
Per Order. {. NJ. DAVIS, Sec.
Portland June H. 1sGT dtd
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NaasffElIANgntIs.

l.. AFAU DE MAGNOLIA --The prettest thing. the
sweetest thing" and the most OF it Tor the least
money ltoyereomes the odor of perspiration; soft
fuine; alays headache and inflammation and is nee
essary companion in the sick rOom in the nursery
and npon tine toilet sdeboard 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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SgGTssss ,AEEN.
A@arSe stOck of Try and Fancy
LOCUS, Silver Plated Ware,
&c at arnt.,.-

MILL be sold at auction a. the = orc nj SUsv
r.Ns ~ Co., No 500 Copa,ess stres,
,iin,apeheng on Thsrsaay, Jun. .5,h. af Z
$50 4: M, aud cont uihg s.vEUk ar
- ,rOON ana syE.NsNG, a LARGO lrI ot
Su.ns Loi mems ana boy wear, suitable ol m q sea-
soa oioaeheu ana brown Shretings, Cotton Eln,,rI
y nhe st0eh 81 liable L.uen by Tie yaru; Ciarb'
Towels. Doyiles, Linen Table Cloths Imbosssc ~
frinteu Wool IaOo Covers, Lancaster s,,,,,.n ,'lI
MafseIues Quits; Gents and Latli.,s h. n, ~.
Pins, NeeIies Linen Thread Elast he Orr, aI 800
Dress 1rimm ngs, Ladies' Iress {; OILS Is 1877
SKIRTS, Pardsos, school Umbrellas Pho.1,rrh ~
buns, rin-type Albums, large lot OF Per un,ery
A'sJ fine stock OF siivts Esiate.s :. ,.,, M tla
bost styies and quality, consisting OF lee Pitcls
SAVERS, G1bets, Mugs spoon Holders. Syrup 1lpus'
Buttcr Dishes, sugar Bowls, Jall bels Casto,s kS
Basses, Pie ami Fish Knives, Inc ehaste 81 a
Sci, pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoon, For 9, Sc; a
S9on assortnle OF TaIie Iuiie,y, Clocks,
ings. 1872 ~" pc
Inc above goods are mostly from bani rurt stool.
II, on anu will be sold without re erve oi,ermg
ahe opp1r UNITY TO traders and others 10 supply
own prices. s f"N'At'' ~ 'NtH
he sol soods are now open for examination aud will
s.S,-snp private sale at average auo ton D! .os
noon at . oe ock S ''i i-a'ivs eNeIy after
June 1l-i.f AuciA nccF.
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A GOOD second hand Ca uga Chief" two horse
"A power Moving Machine. Als) fifteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable Tor market. lnqure OF
j. A. MOSES.
je1ld2ws AT l.. C. b Eggs & CO. ~ Commercial ST,
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New YORK, June 10.

NEW YORK, June IT,
A morning paper has the following:
GALVESTON, TeTds, June 1S-Advices from
QueTetaro TO June list, state that the trial OF
Macmillan, Miramon and Marquee was nomi-
nally postponed until June 4th. but really UNI
Cruz Macmillan is in better health and hope
full. lI
The Express says that it was received
through private and perfectly reliable sources
that Juarez having heard of the Tampco pre-
nunciamento, sent large force from Qleretaro
to the former place which attacked Fort ltuI-
bide and was repulsed with heavy loss, by the
= small garrison, whose battle-cry was viva
Santa Anna: Viva Republicc.
New YORK, June 10.
A special dispatch from San Luis Potosi says
IN reference to the city of Mexico, up to this
date lJuue 3D. the siege was going on Diaz
seeming to reduce the city in the same manner
as Queretaro Nearly all of Escobedo's army
and the whole of Corola's with the exception
of 5000 cavalry sent to the State of Jallseo to
bring Losardo TO terms, have reinforced Diaz,
who could any day carry the capitol by assault
if he chose. t|E .Hf
New ORLEANS, June 10.
A newspaper published at Guadaloupe con-
cludes an article on Europe as follows Here
MS. Before she looked upon us with contempt;
now she is on her knees before US. The heads
of Macmillan and his generals are imperious-
Iy demanded by the Mexican nation"
The Mexican press congratulates the people
that no European power will hereafter be able
to coerce them either into paying debts or in
any other way.
The Liberal press says nothing about the
United States.