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~ A lot Of new Sheet Mnsic juss 81
coiycd gs1llA34h 81 DANIELS.

ceiycd. s.A@aA11A s. =. DANIELS.
REV. o. f. BAKER will preach at the
Congregational Church, next Sabbath,
at 104 asm., and also in the evening
Invitation is extended to all. .srses.1 "a.
Fok&xLs. Virgin Black, consisting
Of three gs6ai business rooms, is now
for sale. For further particulars apply
to the owner, on the premises, sssro
LADIES Futs, IN endless variety, and
also, gents fur collars and gloves, are
nowe sfla1ds IN Charles Hammond, at
New York wholesale prices. Now is
tho time. to secure bargains. Give him
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New York and Paris Fashions for
July. @a5qesri a
NEW YORK, June, 1856

[From our Fashion Correspondence
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BOOTS AND O
1t Costs Nothing to Examine
z

Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes,
Amq an a majority of cases you would
be So much pleased 10Th the quality
and style of has goods, and the price at
whtfA he IS selling them, that you
WouFd be certain to sane yourself the
trouble Of looking elsewhere. and order
a fep pairs urapped up before you left.
BB- To my large circle of business
friends, and the ladies in particular, |
would say that my stock of good shoe
work of all. kinds is very full and
fresh, embracing some new and very
fine glove kid and serge goods for
mems wear, boys shoes of all kinds,
and particularly ladies' serge CATERS
and slippers, easy house and fine
dress slippers, childrens' CATERS. Po-
fish Balmorals. ankle ties, and slip
perslo of all kinds. aalas 5ttth ~ 90
From this time until after the
Fourth of July, 1 will sell the above
and all other, goods at prices more ia.
vorable to the buyer than could be
obtained before since 1861. 81 y
W.aTURNER,
South First Street. Y
JuneS lIfu ff..ftt .4fenB~ fHf 8 Ii1a II
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SOO

makes of Domestic Dry Goods, at
the lowest and Zone uniform
price," and the most complete
stock of Millinery that can be
found anywhere, cit er ready
made or made to order at short
notice by the most skillfui milli-
ners, and satisf ction guaranteed.
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and
pressed All of which will be sold
at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S NAM
! moth and popuiar>store, at whole
sale or retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season of
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aolro -1oiG14oaao3
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HATS N CAPS.
HATS. CAPS.
GOODS,
SPRING TRADE of 1867.
HATS N CAPS.

" rl
XETE HAVE IN STORE A FULL
w assortment of Goods in our line,
which we purchased for CASH duriDg the
ate panic in prices-all of which we can
and will sell at prices that will afford the
Retail Merchant large profits.
All successful erclants know that the
money is made in buying goods. As
GOODS WELL BOUGHT HALF
SOLD, and as we do no barge anything
for showing our stock we would be Pleased
to v everybody that deals in our line
come in and examine our styles and Irices
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL,
.ap3 -aH.s No. IS NORTH FIRST ST
"A FINE ASSORTM tNT of Ladies' ana
IA. Misses Trimmed Hats. OF the latest
spring styles, just received at a
APPS LAMP aEAR & MI CHELL'S.
a GREAT VARIETY of Mems and
GA. Boys PaIan-Leaf. LeEhorn, Pearl
straw, and Pasama Hats, for the Spring
Tr;tde, just received, and at igreatiyir :
apps gLANPHEAR * MITCHELLyS.
n LARGE o of Shaker Hoods Just
IA re ceived aud for sale low at
g ap3 LANPHEAR & MITCHELL'S.
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differen' varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods, that
cam { be exceIled in the West,
from 81 81 Calico Dress to silk Pat
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety OF Shawls, Silk and Lace
Mantillas, and "Druecksel-tueg."
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.~sT0j7oTfao0 OF aoi1oH

E1x 80 .as3EBs3 FDNwDD z
so have the facility of the best Ma.
sxzsssyF and Workmen, and will give all
z11EArDz sastedi TO us our individual atten-
a1nrzh ~ orders promptly, warrant u
sEsssss md Foundry, corner of First mt
Ean4kssassts, Evansville, Ind. Awof ly1Tis q
RZa-WCrknlen sent to al parts to 1T
I~z sRza and do repairing. "a n = 90 81
As6zzzas SGHULTZE. TRUMAN co
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lsnasRg Done at Short Notice.

Ssszsz.sA sent TO all parts to 1T up work
xHkfH&saai1 Boilers anu nlacuInery.
A0 ~ Ssders wiIlrecefve bur fudividu-
s11ksaEsf4on, and wIlibe prom,tl elledon
3EREzHHxeBasOnablet erms.
s%EzsFs And Foandery on the Canal .coxner
Ie~as>H%assreet- oct6-day
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Removal. siag

Dat Removal. silt
~ e. GILBEssT d CSh. HAVE RE.
moved to their new four-story store,
81 North First Street, where the Will
be pleased TO see all their OLD customers.
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with a call. y full assortment OF Groceries,
ETC.. always on hand. and Tor sale at the
lowest market prices. We sCiu gre special
Inducements To al those buying for CASH
aov3 dIY
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UsACCO SCREWS, &c., &c,

EsEeeSzHst1 Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
EAslSsH1a> Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
sEx4.. as~ At Manufacturers Prices.
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JERUSALEM

Overtakers, Porte-Monnaies, and
large depot of the celebrated "Star
Paper Collars" and retailed at Is
cents per box. Large stock of the
best Irish Linen, Table Linens, Cot
ton, Linen, and Wool Table Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Lace Curtains. Collars and Cuffs, in
sets or singly, with over
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NewYort sneeiaIs.

New YORK, June .26.-The Tribuns's
special says: Gen. Grant has replied TO
Sheridan,s last letter, but refuses TO
give the reply for publication until the
return of the President, when definite
orders will be given.
Secretary Stanton has written to Gen.
Sickles declining to grant his request
to be relieved from the command OF the
Carolinas. 1t will be remembered that
Gen. Stckles sent his request TO be re-
lieved TO the Secretary of War,
The Times special says IT has trans
pired that the second opinion OF the At
torney General involving the powers
Of military commanders, was fully
considered in the cabinet meeting be-
fore the President left, and the action
throughout WAS as complete and final
as upon the opinion regarding registra-
ton, 1t having been discussed and voted
on in separate sections. The opinion
was put in the form of a summary of
points like the first, and all the MEM
beers voted aye, except the Secretary of
War, who voted nay, and submitted
his reasons in writing. A record was
kept ofthe proceedings, and Mr., Stan
toms reasons In writing entered there
on ut his own request. He asked that
the proceedings be made public, as was
ordered in the cnse of the first opinion,
and a vote was taken on this request,
when all voted in the negative, except
Mr. Stanton himself. II is understood
that circular containing the last opin-
ion will be issued, in IA few days, for
the information and instruction of the
military commanders.
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Foreign AeWs.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Ths Herald
has the following cable dispatch dated
Paris, June, 25th; Victor Hugo adj
dressed a powerful appeal to President
Juarez, OF Mexico. implOring him TO
spare the life of Macmillan, and as
serting that the most suitable punish
ment of n foreign potentate is that OF
living by the mercy OF the Republic.
ROME, June 25.-There are already
assembled in this city 400 Catholic Pre-
;lates, Arch Bishops, Bishops, and some
thousand priests, who journeyed from
their Sees at the call of the holy father
to be present at the celebration of the
10O0th anniversary OFFS. Peters martyr
dom. Crowds are coming from all
parts ofthe world. The Bishops from
the UnitedStat who have arrived are
lodged in the different converts within
the city. Great preparations are max
ing for the festival OF Saturday and the
service and ceremonies of Sunday. St.
Peters Church will be illuminated on
the evening OF that day.
FLORENCE, June 25.-The feeling pre-
vailing just now in Italy against the
Catholic clergy Is very bitter
On Monday at the festival of st.
John, the Patron Snint OF Florence, the
people refused to Join the Ecclesiastes
in It's observance for the reason that the
priests refused to celebrate the national
festival, of free Italy, two weeks ago.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-The suits
have commenced on behalf OF the State
against the agents Of the Pacific Mail
Company to recover $3.50, 600 for viola
ton of the. passenger act by refusing
to pay comm mutation tax TO the commits
sioner of emigrants, prescribed by the
statute. Also against the owners and
consIgnees of the ships Garland, Ellen
Southland. and Gem OF the Ocean, TO re-
cover S6l7 900 for violation OF the pas
senger act. The law under which these
suits are brought, provides that the
owners, masters and consignees- OF
vessels are liable 10 a Communication If
five dollars head for passengers from
foreign ports. EIn'case OF & refusal to
comply with the law they are held liza
BILE 10 fine of thousand dollars for
each passenger as a penalty.
Thomas 81. Zelby declines the nomi-
paIion of .hasbor Commissioned on the
democratic ticket. j. ii. Cutter, of San
Francisco was substituted.
II. B. NJ. steam .trigate Jealous, Adj
miral George F. HAsting, from Callao,
arrived to-day. She relieves ,the Sultan
as fagshipo OF the Pacific Squadron.
The steamer Moneana, from Panama,
has arrived, and the Moses Taylor,
from Santa Juan, arrived to-day,
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THE New York Day Book, welcomes
Hinton r. Helper in his savage anti
negro crusade, as young convert OF
much dash and promise. It rejoices
that he q realizes the horrible crime Of
emancipation" The Day Book, how
ever, does not consent to Helpers theo-
ry of determination, because that OBJ
structs pet theory of its own, that the
negro was born to be slave: and how
can he be slave If he is to be extermi-
natedf 1t argues that If the negro was
slave as he ought to be, Ire would rap
idly increase instead of being extermi-
mated. The Day Book also discovers
another weak spotin Helper, in the fact
that he not only consigns negroes to
determination, but Copperheads and
rebels and Catholicsn TO perdition. The
Day Book thinks these epithets calcu-
lated to interfere with the noble unity
required for the restoration ofthis
Government to white basis" 1t is
moved. however, TO uncommon felicity
by Helpers attacks upon the miscege-
nationists and 1.-THE black Congress, :"
and is pleased to say that 1t "has ex-
pected for some time to see large por-
ton of the Republican party assume
this position" and trusts that Helpers
book may startle II it does not con-
vince the wretched, God-forsaken men
now in power. hts
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G0NhERCIAl AID FIEtNCIAL..
me FnmiII mnrkeers :.


q The Second Ward market was pretty
well supplied yesterday morning with
the vegetables ofthe season. New po-
Fstoes made their appearance andswere
sold at so cts per quarter peck; peas
brought 50 cts peck, and string beans
the same price. Onions, radishes and
lettuceiwere very abundant and cheap,
Eggs brought 20 cts, strawberries 10
and Is. and butter %. Meats OF all
kinds still maintain their high price,
but II the demand Stacks OF as the hot
weather approaches, they must come
down. The inquiry IS pretty good for
lamb, and some choice pieces were to
be had yesterday. Spring chickens are
held too high for the views OF market
Goers and we noticed but few sales. A
few river fish, mostly perch, we're offer
ed early in the morning but there was
no rush to buy, as the season is too far
Cherries, bcurrants and
gooseberries were abundant, the frat
selling at 10 cts perquarf, and the two
latter at two quarts for 10 cts. The
high price of butter, 20 cts,l attracted
inasmuch as it is abundant
the country at 10 and IL cts. It took
q choice article, however, to bring 20
cts. The strawberry season is closing
out pretty rapidly and those offered
yesterday were not very choice. We
noticed a few cucumbers that had been
brought from Cincinnati. and were of
fered at two for "A quarter. People gem
orally are afraid of them. both as re.
CARDS price and digestibility.
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ASTRoLOGY.
The World Astonished
'ATTHE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS

IL. AZ TIE NOSpklAIUIs hhsNhIAAElOsA
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gives Information concerning absent friends
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ful, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
name likeness and characteristics Of the per-
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her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries or the futurB.
From the stars We see in the nTmanent-th8
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"a Froin WsshIngton.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Iu the Court
of Claims yesterday, the courtrendered
fourteen cotton cases, amounting to
over 500 600, and reserved its decision
in twelve similar cases. Judgments
were rendered in favor OF the following
persons, to-wit: Andrew j. Richard
son, to the amount of S43. $50; Randall d
Smith, to the amount of 500, 600; Dewitt
Crowell, to the amount of 8, SOL; c. ID.
Gilmore. to an amount not ascertained.
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wAsHINeroN, June 26.-In the Sur
raft trial Jas. G.. Clifford and g. w
Bunker gave sbme important evidence
Col. Henry w. Smith testified to his
arresting Mrs. Surratt and Payne al
Mrs. SnrratL's house. ga
view with Jacob Thompson at Mill,
ken's Bend, in 1853. Witness was asked
what Thompson said. Defence object
ed. Considerable argument ensued.
1t was the design of the prosecution
to prove that Thompson was connected
with the prisoner In the distribution OF
money.
Judge Fisher saidif such connection
was made the evidence would be re-
voked, otherwise It W. uld not. Testt-
mony was admitted, but 1t only APP
peafed that Thompson said he was an
acting staff officer of one of the Gem
erals in the Vicksburg army; did not
understand he held u commission but
was AN acting officer. No cross exam.
Charles Dawson, clerk in National
Hotel in '65, testified to finding among
some of Booths baggage left thereApril
14sh, q card, marked Harrison Surratt.
The card was produced, but was not Of
fered in evidence.
The letter signed Mclean, in refer
ence TO an oil speculation, to Booth,
found inthe hotel, and which was given
as evidence in the conspiracy trial, was
offered in evidence, the defence taking
an exception.
? After recess, Col. R. C. Morgan was
called, and testified to the arrest ofMrs.
Surratt and Payne on the night OF April
18th. He was of the party with Col.
Smith, but the testimony OF the two va
Tied, especially as far as related TO
Payne. Smith said he met Payne at
the door. Morgan said he met him
there. ....-.-.-
Mrs. Benson, formerly Mrs. Hpda-
peth, said she came from Canada with.
the agreement. that her expenses were
TO be paid, and would receive a per
diem OF $40 while here. This agree
ment was made with Mr.. Thurston, u.
8. Consul at Toronto.
Adjourned until to-mnrroM
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BY THE CABLE.
Advfoes to the 2Bth Of june.
LONDON. June 2sZNoon.-cousols n:
Bonds %; Illinois 79N.

LONDON, June 26-Noon.-Consols "a;
Erie 409<; Bonds 20; Illinois 1851.
LONDON, June 26-2 P. M.-Money
market firmer. consols s41s; Bonds
Tx; Erie 4O1zi Illinois sou; Atlantic &
Great Western PSI. - t1r
The steamer Colorado arrived from
Gibraltar to-day. ba, i-i5-
LrvBRPooI, June Decentralization
dull; lid for uplands. Breadstufs firm.
Corn 3ss cd for. new mixed western.
Barley IS IOd. Provisions quiet and
steady Cheese declined Is; e. for fine
American. aIijssit sas 'ssl 5ssi-
LONDON, 26.-The steamer Nora,
with cable to connect Cuba with the
United States, sailed to-day for Hn-
vana. She is expected TO reach there in
81 days. assa 7ol7i 1900
LONDON, June 28.-EyenIng.-Con-
soils closed at941z; U. S. 5.2Os 70; Illinois
Central 1871; Erie 4O4. ,f
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Cotton dull;
sales 10000 bales middling uplands at
lis; Orleans at 1I1<s, decline OF e on
the latter. Breadstutfs generally un-
changed. Corn, new mixed western
declined Sd per quarter closes AT Sss Sd;
wheat, unchanged. California white at
las I'd. Barley at As Sd. Oats at Ga Sd
per bushel, an advance of I'd. Peas,
Canadian, ssS. Flour, southern sos per
Darrell Provision market generally
lnaltered; pork rs for eastern prime
mess. Beef steady at 1865 per Dbl for
axtra nrima,mass Lard Aoa Racon. 41s
for Cumberland. Cheese dull and de-
clined Is, closing quiet at 62s for fine
American. Ashes quiet at Sls. Petro-
leum spirits Sd; refined Is I'd. Tallow
44s 3d.. 7H.gJa 1aT Tsla ~
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,,ARKE.rs N T rII:LlI1
iliAal NV YORK. June ?
REGU1AR nEPoRT.

a.-,. s REGULAR REPORT.
h CoTToH-Heavya and unchanged sales
], 200 bales uplau1s at 26a2633zcr -, -. 3
FLoUR-1ba25c hetteri receipts 4,5s7
bbls; sales 1900 bbls superhne western
at 81 60a5 30; extra western NJ - sSa1eS 30;
choice at $40 20a12 %: shipping Ohio at
$40 55a11 so; spring st. Louis at SI0a12
90; winter $l2 5oa1s 50, closed firm; also
2 900 Bbls extra, July sellers, at SO 90.
California FIour-AciiVe and firmeT:
sales 4, 800 b6ls at 81 50a1I 90. Rye
Flour-FIFmer at $6 50aS 20. isis- fzas
wHIsKY@Tends upward; sales 100
bbls western bonded at 81 36a2 10, the
latter for extreme. ,s.+s.lt--.s-
GR1rN-Wheat 90 better on spring,
and I0a15c on California; sales 1900
bush white and 2. 900 bush white Canada
ut 81 s5a3 90; old winter red at = ..
Rye-Ermer; western at, 81 2ss'a1 30
Bar1ey-Du11. AIa1t7-Qh iet. corn-I.ess
active aud NO decided change. reeeiptS
8, 120 bush; sales 200 bush new mixed
western at 81 Oea1 IL; small lots at u
liXaI u; soft do at 81 90; damaged Al
SOC. Oafs-DulI; receipts, St4S4 bush
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ST. Louis, June26.-AsfireIin Council
Bluffs, Iowa, Monday night, destroyed
an entire block of buildings, including
the Nonpafeii office. The loss is esti-
mated at Two hundred thousand dol
lars. The insurancs is not stated.
The Nebraska Legislature adjourned
on Monday night
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MFsIrHIs, June 26.-Crops reported
from the inferior are generally favora-
BILE. Fully two-thirds of the land in
cultivation is planted in corn and small
grains, the latter has been gathered
with a fair yield. In Eastern ArkHn-
sas along Red river. the crops are al
flowing.
A man named Hale was found hung
TO q tree near Raleigh yesterday morn
ing. The papers state It was done by
the outraged people for demonstrating
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FIre.

MILWAUKEE, June 26.-ST. PAUL,
MINI, June 23.-The st. Paul and Pa
cific railroad machine shops and car
works were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss $50, 600; Insurance about $50, 200.
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1t is equally curious to note the diff
ferences between the highest prices
reached in 1864 and those current on the
ed inst, the comparison showing that
they are now from 81. TO 65 per cent low
err namely:
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& 1850 fer Bent
For Rent

raE STORE ROOMS LATELY occu-
pied by George r.. Taylor 4 Co, and J.
Clemens u Co, on AEaln street. also base
tnent rooms nnished.e Good ofnces In second
story and GOOD rooms Tor other purposes In
second and third story In good order. Pos-
session given tuannediatety-
Many 6ufdtug lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS HORNBROOk.
: once No. 1s5S MAIN street, above AIOss-
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NEW YORK, June 28.-At Hackensaclk
on Sunday last, the office of Mr.. Garrett
Alderman, late clerk OF Bergen county,
was broken into and robbed by burg
lars of the sum OF s., 600 worth OF goods
and Bergen county bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-27

/ tiIo1tssya1HE, June 26.-one death by
cholera is reported to have occurred
here last MIGHTY
me Weisinger Music Hall, pronoun-
cad to he second TO mona in1this conn
try, was opened last night with a grand
musical concert. ~
RIcHMosp. June 2s.-The registration
in this city stands, up 10 last night
colofed 2 09S white $50 in the county
It stands, coIored $50, white 3d.