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Valuable Farm For Sale.

TIVE undersigned ofEes for sale cheap vAiuab
Il farm Of $50 acres, situated on the stage roa
leading from Manchester 70 Bondvils, In the TOW
q NinhAil, Benningtoa County, Vi, mile fro
GIAhams Chair factory.
Iissre y a good sugar Orehardsnd Apple Orcha
on tie premises House ami barns are eommo1ln
and 10 good repair. Ths farm Is weil waieFed
Ia hfgh state 81 cultivated. Possession giyea 10
ue-lislely. s4V9 70 be paid down and tie DalzB
NAV remain secured By TnartENgs, Il desired.
Ihss - rare efaace for Aay one 10 wat o. ssls
p~ps1Y. Apply .
III LkCKET,
Grsh&ms Chair factory,
a. Ninhsil. Benglngioa Coanty, VI
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE--An Essay for Young Men
N on Physiological Errors Abuses and Diseases incl
dent t. Youth aud Early Manhood, whie create nped
lments MARrIAGE, with sure means Of relief SEM In
sealed letter envelopes FREQ or charge Adde'S DR.
sEiLLIs lfoUUHroE, Howard Association, PhadelohiA
Pa
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YCU WANT THE RURAL
YOUR Family AND FRIENDS WANT IT!

0DsCYCHoMANCYoR SOUL CHARMING" How
L either sex mas iascnate and-gan the love and
affections Of any person they choose Instantly This
simple mental requirement al can possess, Free by
mall for 70 CENTS together with guide to the
ried Of both sexes A queer exciting book, 100, 900
copies sold Address I. WILLIAM s. co, Book Pab
Usher. Philadelphia.
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10000 ACRES SELECTED
FARMING LANDS.

in lows uMnoss Ktnssx aua AisssaFi. = sale cbesp
cssh IiEez geffeeG. Apgly - Z. -, sEEfPAhD,
Bywllas G-ums. Bsw YoFk. ?, Q. Boz Aa&1
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THE RURAL AMERICAN.

rINuE bssi Paper f1r Farmers and Fruii GreW,rs Is
4 tAe ErsaL AnrHfeas % utiea. \ y a splendid
heHl Maufhiy, Al s. - year Aad SKAruluN srut fo
esrh suhserihcf worth the subscription price % aus
EnsrAyiuss choice GrHpe fnes Raspberry Hna sfrA~z
berry riaat. tae hcsi Ia the IlIfcd stales Eaflg
6oadrich Piafass &C. Masntdctui u miums %
Agents. send f0r ssmplo oopg, which will BE- sent
fiee, ~ I u MiNkk, Cnutun, oncieA CO.. \. Y !,
where the vineyards, 6e, are located
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aaFe already iesa expended b. the two powerful com
pancs tha have undeftAkcu thr enterprise sud there
u lack ui funds Ter its upst ygatugs prosecution
When the Uuitei states Government FUND y neces
saFy ~ sreuFr TIE the construction vf hc Hioa Pa
dGe RsFuAa, 70 deyelpe and prot a ~ own lnlefcsss
b gave The companies authorized 70 build Y such am
pie AID should rgndcr he speedy completion byyond
doubt The available means Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Co apany, derived from the Government and
its Stockholders, may be arica aipnsd ~ a. fol-
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Libel far Divorce.
AARON LYON -. JENNIE n. lyon.

AARON LYON Us. JENNIE n. LYON.
GTATE OF VERMONT, I To the Hon. fie
~ BeaHineton G4fHfH 90. ( Supreme Court next
TO be holden at Bennington within and for the com
~ Of Bennington, on tue secoud Iuesday next after
the Fourth Tuesday in lsnuary, A. D. 1858.
Your petitioner Aaron Lyon, OF LandgreYe, in
the County 81 Bennington, would respectfully rep
rs>eit and aver that on the 9Th DAY Of December,
1880 81 Londonderry, IN The County Of Windham,
he WIS lawfully married TO Jennie N. Bouten, by
the Rev. Mr.. Cson, Baptist clergyman. That
yenr petitioner aud said Jehlie lived together As
husband and wife from the time OF said marriage up
TO about the first day Of February, 1857, at Wind
hsin. in said Comfy q Wndhan, aud nj said Land
grove since 1860.
That said Jennie. 1T Wiudham, ii the County Of
Windhsm aud at Landgrove, in the County Of Ben .
nlgton, on the first day Of February, 1864, aud on
divers days and times between that day and the
first day of February, 1861 did commit the crime
Of adultery with one HeafY Pierce.
That said Jeunie on or about the GIst day Of Feb
rusry, 1867, sbsconded IRON the Stale Of Vermont,
AAd hAs not since returned aud is now living 3 ewd
and sdueroas lie somewhere ~ the state Of Illinois
OF further vest: and praying for divorce from the
bonds Of mairmony aforesaid.
Manchester, November lsth, 1867.
AARON LYON.
STATE or vRRYONr,I The foregoing be
Cossniy VI Bashiayoa, having been presented
10 me. md il appearing thai said jennie N Lyon
the bellee therein named is without the state; II
is therefore hereby order that =. d JENNIE N. Ly
On be SUMMONED 20 appear before the Supreme
Cour next 70 be holden ii Remington, within and
for the County Of Bennington, on the second Tues
da' next after the fourth Tuesday IN January. 1865
then and there answer 70 said bel, bY publishing
the substance OF said libel together with this order
three weeks successfully 10 the Manchester Journal
= newspaper published 10 Manchester, ia said county
OF Bennisgtnii, tbs lasi VI which pub icasiHm shal
be al ssst 81 weeks previous ~ said term Of Court
which shall be deemed saficient notice TO sAiG
Jenaie 70 appear and susver 70 said HEEL and SHOW
cause. II AR tbe have, ehy the prayer tliereo
should not be granted.
Given under my hand At Montpelier, IN the eoun
~ II Washington. this 2lsg day Of November
A. b. 1867.
ASAHEL PECK,
Judge u tie Supreme Count.
n. K FowLER, ATTY.
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BURR & BURTON SEMINARY

MANCHESTER, Vt,
The Rintkr Term e ghis ihsiitetisn val commence
Wednesday. December lith sBd ~iA eoatlhas Is
weskg
IAs Boara u gnstrae,ioh eli be as fsla~s.
EEF, EQs = ILL MAEgls, u. PFaHclp2 and Teach
u Language
ELIJAH ps4ILLIPs. Tesehsf - Mathematics.
Mss KLlzA " CLARK, Prscsqts,ts aAd Ifscber IN
the Nnriish BraHehes
csmsstsat iprirae,isn vii - provided 81 Nc A.
Tfsask przslns sEa PslnGag 81 s91itiah - he CAS-
Siczi shd EngsA brpsftmehis t 9r gt -eieriat snd
tast11snt Ill htrexer - eennesisd WIKI ihs Iasta.
aeas for farther larsleulsrs. q u r. ~ friaeipzi
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TOBACCO.

"NK HAVE not Bis.
oasTrsUuD, nor Do we To-
tend - cease pack iag
Ef6g DAILY 81 ptPKga y
CENTu Any TOBACCO,
reports 10 The cpuiEAvl
ngguitAssaEsiing
Uwe are making 10
Ca frOia me rery
HuicEsg FKArt u Il ifes
fr,Sia drug, sBd ID ID ~
cry respect, the BISI
FfEE CUT TOBAeCN
asa8aiaetaTss. tsld b,
81 resssss liable lObbefs
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AGENTS WANTED.

MY AGENTS say there is more money made and
wi better sau faction gseh selling my Patent Door
Bella salAdee's Door SprBgs etc, than any other
agency baeiness known. Descriptive circulars sent "a
any person enclosing crnf stamp
a. TAYLOR, Hew Britain, Conn.
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PERU CoNsTARLE,s SALE

THE ppprieors q the Tovn q Peru The County y Ben.
srs-sss attns~sf
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+ 4 Z I
Farmers Merchants Ladies', and Everybody. | sm
now prepared 10 furnish son With. constant emplog
ment at your homes, the whole " your time, Ia
sour spare moments. 8asess new, light, and profit
able Fifty cents or Five Dollars an evening IL easily
earned b. persons u either sex who are willing 20
work. Great Inducements arr offered thOSe who vii
devote their whole time 70 the business and the boys
esa earn nearly mneh ~ men. / wRh sil persons
win have spare 10 send their address and test
the buriDezs for themselves. IN ai who not se
satisfied With The bsansss ] viii send VI ~ pay ~
trouble II wF1Iag F1it paruculars, directions,
de- cent free sample cent for 10 cents. Address.
L. &. ALLEN, Angusta, Maine.
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lhthis. tyv
The Company have ample facilities for supplying
any deficiency that mag arise Ia means for e0nsruc-
ton. This may be done wholly or IL part By addi-
tional subscriptions 10 capital stock
Active inquiry has already been been made for
portion OF these lands, and arrangement are now
proposed 10 offer part OF them tor sale While their
whole value will NJ, be available for some years To
come they will remain very important soursc OF rev.
the Company. The lands Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company selling at from six twelve
West receiving equal prices for similar properties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

Having thirty wears TO run sad BEARING six per cent
currency interest al the rate al % per mi5e .1f 81
rallea 90 the Pians thea tHelate II fie,0Ju milo
tn rate d poo Der nile fof Toe remaining distance
Ter wni tao United States TAX second liea seen-
rsty The these buuas is paid ny the Unit-
81 s;ate. Government. which also pays the company
ono Aalf the anionnt OF is bills la money flr
porting Sc irCi ~ troops, mats &c. Tue remaining
hall VI csc buis is piseud 10 ths cumpanyts crsdit
aud foFus siuking flad which has finally dschsrge
the whole amount u ,his Hon The Claims against the
government since April 81 the earrpht year amount IL
fouf and Obe-haIf lllnes this interest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

The authorized caPill az the Union Pacific Railroad
Company is Sle00U.0p Of whicn over 5000 900 have
been PAID on the work already done.
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BOOK AUENTs WANTED.

ORIGIN { history o. rHF Books OF INC slstf.'
BY FEoF. & = sr0wE. u -
tFesA lssl b. ent ef 30 hetf ana tnasi tAeroaEa
sathsss 4btft i saft putahrd that esa eaulfsre
psfe wita i % i having aies ie. ssi tsAizg aas
sf2sf hsok tHpetiemeea ssrHts ard t4hafs wAnte4
iairu8ncs uls easaatie Book lmsa ssefF fanlilY
csfupArfsu q TIE hihs send fer en- alars Afiress
% Apply 70 HARTFORD re- hlISHtNu Co.
Hartford 1ahn
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g. rss EsuS ssr@ni.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has land
grant or absolute donation from the government OF H.
500 10 the mile the line Of the road, which
will not be worth less than 80 per at the lowest
valuation,
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Totsl. ,2oSoss %
Eyren.ss
Fuel, Repairs, oalces, Conductors, Trains
SC; eg ss ~ ~
Total. Northumberland. 1,2oSO3s 81
The mel operating expenses % The commercial eusi
the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands a. follows;
Earnings for May June and Jny t 5as S y
Expenses .......... 2s79o6 80
~, u,o.. 81 A81 2i1a .s1 10 .,
Tho amonnt o. bonds he Company can Issue on $50
miles at 10000 per mile, is $4,000 Interest IN gold,
three months, at per cent, this sufr, is $4,000
add ~ per cent premium 70 correspond With currency
earnings s 100 2eshowng that the net earnings for
This quar- er more tAaa -four times ne iaterest
the First Mortgage Bonds on this length Of road.
First Mortgage Bonds,
whose principal IL 80 amply provided for and whose in.
res Is so t6oroaghly secured must be classed among
the safest investments. They pay
sl1 Per Cent. in Gold.
and are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS
On THE DOLLAR, and accrued Interest at Six Per
Cent In Currency from july l.
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
high price q Government stoek 70 erehange 10Y hese
and at the current rate Of premium on gold, pay
over Nice Per Cent. Iaserest.
Subscriptions VIII be received IN Manchester. b,
JAMES ~ bLAtht h@qa $50 ~ sew iWk az VI
Company's Office, No - NAkssa St. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No I Eassan St
CLARKE, DODGE co, Banksrs, No. 81 Wall ST.
JOHN J. cisco a sos, Bankers No. 80 Wan 81,
ard By tbs Company advertised Agents thrVHghou
the Lniled StateA u whom maps aud deserpilf
pamphlets may be obtained On application. Rent
iances should be ma e IN dfafs or other funds par
New York, and the bonds will be sent ree u charr
by return esyress Subscribers through local sgeRi
win look 70 them ior lhsr de livery
JOHN !. CISCO. Treasurer, New fork.
October 9sih, is67.
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70 thr fAeihc WH Be- cpca or hasiucss In lisa Moss
TuAN ort-fuEp p4U wo9k HAa ALHEAuH uEfN
faar Soax rriAN asF-ragnp % WHOLE tta1 q A4s
Is HtsNisa aHpsH, sxb KosY tkuanrEs ASH fnW
ru0YEr rruS FHAs EyNn hHFoEA More thAn
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Future Rusiness.

The most sceptical have never expressed loab
that when tie Union Pacific Railroad is finished the
immense business that must How over H. rs the only
railroad connecting the two grand divisions OF the
North American continent, and ~ill b. one Of the
wonders Of railway transportation and as Il VIII have
no competitor IL can always chaigs ret1anerauve
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

BY he charter the Company Is permitted To tssne its
Own First Mortgage baads iO tar amount NJ the
bonds Issued ~ the s0yernmeni, and no more, a'c oB
az tar road PROGRESSES fho Trustees ior the bomb
holders the Hon T. ID. Morgan, Y. Senator,
from NcS York ard the Hon. Uakes Atnss, Member 81
L. ; House OF Representatives who are responsible
The delivery OF these bonds to the Company Ia srie
accOr lance with the terms OF law
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8 Q . M II - -
- TINS
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running West fFom Omaha,
AcrOSS the Continent
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
q o o MILLS

Ikr uu.dp Raci6c Railroad GonpSny have bsilt =
loasef ne u rhllfaad ID the sst ssteet menAs has
sns thev sill ssntaae = s.sfk uit be cane rnrrgy
until 81 - bampsead ~ Western nFisaat u betns
pushcd rapidly eastward frsaa Sacramento hF ne
Central Psclee Cumgany V c4fwuias aud i y 81.
fssatrl1 that
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Contracts for The eatire work OF bading Ola miles OF
hrst-cass road west irum Omaha comprising much Of
the most DIFFICULT mountain work, and embracing every
expense except surveying, have been maize with re-
splsble parties (whO have already finished over boo
miles, the average rate Of s1ty-esht thousand and
Hfy-ught dollars o05,) per mile THIS price Includes
all necessary shops for construction and repairs Of
ctrs, depOts, stations and alt other nci1ental build;
ings, and also locomotives, passenger baggage and
freight cars, and other requsi rolling riJck, TO an
amount that shall no, be less than 1900 per mile. Al
lowing the cost ol the remaining one hundred and
eghty-sx " the eleven hundred miles assumed TO be
built by the Pacific Company 10 be 900 per mile.
TIE Tsiaf Cess Of Ri<Oen HSaSrss Mites sOtH Dc
~ feioscs
9f4 miles st 6s 05s. see POS 0l2
ls6 miles, at gAVO0 1O HOWO
Add discounts on bonds, surveys, &c..... 4,6a0lNO
As she u s. Bonds are equal 20 money, and the Com
pany's own First Mortgage Bonds have ready mar
ket we have NJ the
a.mgTmhf. s,..h m..n..s~.. To-. tR.H&i..r nsf.r..
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Earning. from way Ba4ins...

During the quarter ending July 81, average Of 325
miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad was III operation
The superintendent Report shows the following re-
6ut;
Earnings
Passengers Fr'gt Telegraph and Mails .sT23,1b5 "a
Transportation Of Contractors MatsFi-....
ais and Mem 4792ss Al
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WE STILL LIYEl Do Don !. r la sssS
LADIES q GENTLEMEN

Yo9 have beautitai Card Phosogrqph, free u ca.
psfse. with circulars OF our great Dry and Fancy
foods sale) by sending stamp FOR return postage to
EAsTNkS & KENDALL, 65 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass
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rHtpE1pm WEDNESDAY 1a

READER, before leaving town for the country
or the seaside watering places, do not fail to
subscribe for at least one share OF stock In the
Washington Library Company. You will re-
ceiYe Immediately fine engraving, and when
the distribution takes place, a present. the
value Of which viii be decided fairly by lot
Even IL there were no Inducements held out
beyond the picture, each participant receives
more than the worth Of his money, as an in
ferior print to that which is given to those who
take Ave dollars worth of stock is now sold at
retail for eight dollars Besides this each stock.
holder will enjoy the consciousness that while
he or she has lost nothing, they have given
their aid to a fair, honest, and patriotic enter
prise, which will build up an institute on the
banks of the Delaware which will provide for
the wants. both physical and intellectual, of the
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans The shares are
going of with great rapidity. Those who desire
to participate should call promptly at the Prln-
clpal Office, No. 1925 Chestnut street ..
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FOURTH EDITION
Trial of John III. surratt.

Continued Jrom the Second Edition.
WAsHINeToN, June 19.-After the recess, John T.
Ippet testified that no heard Mrs Surratt In S63sRy
she would give any one q thousand dollars II they
would XIII Lineoln. This was said In the presence OF
John Surratt. The latter when there was Union
victory said damn the Northern army and their
leaders They ought all TO be sent to heil This
TO Charlotte Hall.
Ex Sergeant Cooper testified that he was with Ser
geant Dye the night of the assassination aud also
heard one Of the mel IN front of the theatre call
The time, Ten past ten" There was nothing which
especially excited his suspicion, He corroborated
Dyes testimony, that while he and Dye return
ing to Camp Barry, and III street, at No 81, a
middleRged woman raised q window. aud asked what
going on down town. Witness and DYE told her
the President shot by Booth. ~ TI-
The Court took a recess until Thursday.
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EACtb HOtt IHE PUBLIC l...
Tnat we have unequalled facilities for con-
Quoting business to the advantage both on our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
IRuTHs-well known as such 70 the entire bust
ness community - II
l. We have abundant capital--therefore,
y WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY,
3 We sell for cash exclusively.
q. We nave a business experience of a quarter
oI century, having been longer established
tnan any house in our trade in Philadelphia
.. Our business is thoroughly systematiHed,
Jne result Of long experience.
o. We employ the best talent in all depart-
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
In style, fit, or workmanship
2. Our business is large and constantly In
creasinR
8. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment Of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned,
o. We sell at prices ta all cases guaranteed loioe-
nan ute tOCeSt elsewhere; Also tt Satisfaction Il
every purchase made Of Us, Ort sale cancelled and
nl0neU refunded.
Hdg a0aY bettgeenl BENNETT Co.,
Sixth SIS. No. 5ls MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia.
and No. 900 BROADWAY, New York
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Gnd OhHdANS' COOKI SALE.
HeN Estate OF DR.. JOHN VANZY LIE, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court for the
City and County OF Philadelphia. will be sold al
noon, at the philadelphia Exchange, the following
described property, late of DR.. JOHN VANzYLE,
deceased Wiz
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, GERMAN
Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
All that lot of ground marked the plan Of divt-
sion Of Norton Pryors Estate plan L. No. S. and the
twostory brick messuage thereon erected situate on
the north side of German street. between Fourth
Filth Streets formerly District of Southwark; con-
tanning In mont feet and In depth 1876 feet there
abouts. Bounded northward by ground late of John
Armitt deceased eastward by the said lot maFked In
the said plan M. No 81 weetward by the lot marked
which Charles Massey Jr and Mary, his wife. by In
denture dated the 18th July, A D. 1927 and recorded
In Deed Book q w II, No. is, page 35l granted and
conveyed unto the SAID John Vanzyle In fee. n - :
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, GERMAN ST..
between Fourth and Fifth streets. l
All That lot OF ground, and three frame messuage8
thereon erected situate the north side OF German
street. between Fourth and Fifth streets, marked In
said described plan No. 57 containing In front on Ger
man street Il feet and extending In depth 1856 feet
Bounded westward by a lot marked In the said plan
Il. NO. BS assigned to Samuel Massey and Bettia his
wife, northward by alot formerly John Iaylor and
partly by other lots marked and numpeIed, 70 tne
said plan. Being the same premises when teiehard
Loxley and Mary Loxley by ndenLnre aaLed the ZlSt
of July, A. d. 1927 recorded In Deed BOOK w X Mo-
49, page S2 granted and conveyed unto tne SAID Jonn
Nanzyle, In fee oIr,ty sia..- n =,
~ 'r' N. THOMAS a SONS Auctioneers.
10 00-iv Nos IS9 and III s. Fourth street.
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Sailing Party Drowned at Newark, N. ].

AT about noon yesterday family party, con-
sisting of Mr.. Frederick Ulmi, of No. 159 Elm
street, his wife, and four children, and gentle-
man acquaintance, engaged sRil-boat at Mr.
Peter Bowers boat house at Newark, and sailed
up the river towards Belleville on q pleasure
excursion. When they arrived opposite the
Cemetery, about a mile above the city, a flaw of
wind struck the sail and capsized the boat.
The men, unable to swim, Mrs Ulmi and two
OF her children, were drowned. The others
saved themselves by clinging to the bottom OF
the capsized boat, and being seen from shore,
were relieved by lads who rowed out to and
lowed them To ShOre.-M Y. Tribune.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
MuFdeF ~ nT5TISlaApoth.r T;, Prize Fight ON

Murder Trial-AnOther Prize Fight on
the Tapis-The storm, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH To THR EVENING TFI,FqR A pu l
- BALTIMORE, June l9-The jury in the case OF
Harman Trumper, tried yesterday before Judge
Bond, returned verdict this morning of mur.
der In the second degree. = ="
IL IN now said that Collyer proposes TO fight
Aaron again for i've thousand dollars a side
lie Is now at Old Point recuperatlng, and Aaron
The heaviest thunder storm occurred here
yesterday evening that we have had for many
years. II rained IN torrents for some hours.
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T HlRD EDITIO N
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Advices Co 2 o'clock by Atlantic Gable.
LoEDoN, June 1872 p. M.-Consols for money,
g419; Tinted States Flve-Twenties, 721s; Illinois
Central, 40; Erie Railroad, 3SH Tlr
I1YERPooL, June 1872 =. M.-Beef has ad-
Hapced 2s; Sd and is now quoted at 1925, Cd.
fork mas declined Is, and is now quoted at 74s
shipping HntslIIgence.
QUEENsrowN, June l6.--The steamer Clty Of
LONDON, from New York on the Sth arrived
LIVERPOOL, June 19.-The baruue George
henry, Captain Coun, from Androssan, MAYS
ior Boston, has put into Fayal lealxy, =. y
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A DEsERTIoN CAsE-BAD CONDUCT OF THE
REPUTED HUsBAND.-For some time past Mr.
Charles M Keyser, clerk In prominent bank
OF this city, has been living with a lady of res
boarding house.
Everything went on smoothly until the early
part OF last week, when, for some unknown
cause, Mr. Keyser deserted her. She was taken
sick Immediately after, but he did not make
his appearance to minister to her sufferings
Yesterday warrant was issued for his arrest
and he was taken before Alderman Delaney
who held him for trial. NJ