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LATEST FROM THE PLAINS.
Order of General Sherman-Indiau Hes.
tiIities '

OMAHA, Nebraska, June 9.-General Sher.
man has issued general orders, stating that the
Union Pacific Railroad is to be so we'll guard
ed in the future that no Indian dare interfere
with it. All passengers and freight must be
forwarded to the end of the track, aud from
there will be guarded by suffi cient escorts, es-
pecially provided by him for that purpose. A
suffcient force Of cavalry is already on the
post.
clear the Platte valley OF Indians within two
weeks. A fight occurred between some pas
sengers and twenty Indians, within q We miles
of Fort Moore One passenger was instantly
killed, and a son OF General Davis mortally
wounded. Two Indians were killed and q We
severely wounded. Five of the passen gers
returned to Omaha this morning Governor
Steel, OF Colorado, had q narrow escape, but
subseg uently reached Denver in safety
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTCl

M, 5,
On the petition of STEPHEN MOORSE, Of
Springfield, Mass praying for the extension Of .
patent granted to him the 9th day of September 1885,
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
IL is Ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of August
next at IL clock M. and all persons notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon az testi-
monY must be filed in the Office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered Also that this notice be published in tho
G. and in the Repupiican Sprine6eids Mas once
a week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. T. G.. THEAkER.
je l0-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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THE REMOVAL OF GovxRHoR WILLS BY
MILITARY AUTHoRITY.-Sstuzday Brexet
Br8adier General John w. Forsyth, Of Gene.
ral SheYidan's stall, called at the executive Of.
fee in the Mechanics Institute, New Orleans,
and informed Governor Wells that he bore q
written comm unication 70 him from the gene
raj commanding, as follows:
Governor FLANDERS has just informed me
that he has made an odlcial demand on you
for the records OF the once which You have
heretofore held as Governor Of Louisiana, and
that you have declined to turn them over to
him, disputing the right to remove you from
once by me, which right You have acknow-
ledged and urged upon me up to the time of
your removal. Therefore send Brevet Briga.
dier General J. w. Forsyth, Of my staf, to no.
ufy you that he 10 sent by me to eject you from
the Governors room forcibiy, unless you con.
slider this notih cation equivalent TO election
After reading this comm UNI cation Mr.. Wells
said: 81 surrender the once hold only to the
sword" and called upon Judge Ryan, of the
Parish OF Rapides, to bear witness to what be
said. Without making any response whate YER
General Forsyth withdrew, and the new ap.
pointee, Mr. Flanders, will therefore take i'm
mediate possession Of the executive ofacs.
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NAVAL LORDRRs.-Professor Edward Seager
has been detached from the Naval Academy
AT Annapolis, Maryland, and placed on mill
tary orders.
Carpenter w. II. Edgar has been detached
from the Naval Academy, and ordered to Key
West.
Carpenter John Southwick has been ordered
to the Naval Academy
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson e Co, quote Stocks ana
Bonds In home and foreign markets a. foIlsvs
NEW YORK, June l0.-First Board-u. S
6's. 1881, coupons, Il2;U. S. s2O's.ooupons, ,lu9x
U. s. IL 4O's, coupoDs, 99k: u. S. 1905, lO6
Pacific Mail, l42 Atlantic Mail, 106K: Canton
Co., A; Cumberland Coal Co., 30; Quick.
silver. s5H; Maripoea, 6k; do. preferred. -; n
York Central Railroad. iOi e Erie Railway. .60x;
Erie preferred, -; Hudson River Railroad,
loSAi Reading K. r., 1864; Michigan Central
4. r., 6sx; ILLINOIS Central r. B., 49, Oleve-
land and Pittsburg K. T., 76H; Northwestern,
HA; do. preferred, 59x; Gle velaad and Toledo,
III; Rock Island, 69k; Fort Wayne, 9sT;
Ohio an0 Mise. certificates, IS: Western Union
Telegraph, AK; Boston Water Power, s4x.
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THE WHITE HoUsR.-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to-day to see
the President. Among those who had an In.
terview with the executive this morning were
Secretary Stanton, Secretary McCuIloch, and
Hon. Jno. A. Bingham, Of Ohio.
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THE HRCATTLEPLAGUB-In has been
received at the State Department from our
Consul at Liverpool, announcing that the cat.
tie plague is very much on the increase in
England; and the authorities are using vigor.
GUS measures to suppress the same. The
Treasury Department has renewed the in
structions % the revenue officers to rigidly
enforce the law prohibiting the importation OF
cattle from Europe.
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TIE TENTH SRNaKRPxsF.-This festival.
the preparations for which have been en-.
gaging the attention OF the principal musical
Organizations Of the Middle, Eastern and a
ortion OF the Southern States for the past two
ears, will take place during the middle Of
ext north in Philadelphia, and will occupy
he entire week in which it occurs.
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THE SPIRITUAL MURDER IN PH1LADR

THE SPIRITUAL MURDER IN PHILADKL-
PHIA Yesterday, in the Oyer and Terminer,
before Judges Ludlow. Brewe ter, and Pierce,
the molten for new trial in the case Of Geo.
w. Winpemore, con victe Of m urder, was ar
gued. The prisoner was present in the dock,
and looked as usual. There has been no per.
ceptible change in his appearance since his
arrest and conviction. Mr.. Kilgore opened
the argument and occupied all OF the time
Yesterday. He complained Of the undue haste
in the trial OF Winnemore. and argued that the
conviction was the result of passion and pre-
judice. Under the head OF after iscoyered
testimony, Mr.; Kiigore read aff1davits sett ng
forth that Mrs MagiltoH possessed strong mes
meric power, and In one case, where she had
magnetized a female, the patient became
greatly excited and seized her (Mrs. Magllton)
by the throat, and "would have killed her In
three minutes if she had not been prevented" !"
In another case, according to affidavits q per-
son who was taken to Mrs. Magilton to be mes
neriZed barked like dog. There were other
amdavits of women, setting forth their sssus.
picions" in regard to parties other than Win.
nemore. Mr.. Mann objected to their reading,
as the people should come into court. The
court declined to allow the reading, but cen-
sented to examine them. The argument was
not concluded.-Phil. Ledger, June S.
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The Indian War.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10-Late Arizona ad-
vices state that the Indians have comment ced
vigorous campaign against the whites, at
tackIng ranches in the vIciRity or Preacott
and Fort Whlpple and stealing stock In oil di.
rections.
The troops are all out scouting, except
enough for garrison duty
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AMUSEME MENH.
naErzEROTT HALL.

g VIC DUNNAyAET.
On M0NDAYiEvENING,J June y, q the re-
quest Of many friends and citilens. W G. DUhNA;
WANT, the highly successful Actor, beaaH ul
Reader and Elocltonist, will give q series OF SE-
LEcT READINGS from shakspeare Poo, Collins
Bnlwer, Byron, &c. To coumence at 81 o'clock
Tickets y cents, to be had at the principal ho,als
ninSc stores end At the door the evening Of tbs
entert ainmenf. jeI0 MWBA u
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Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister, re-.
ceived on Saturday letter from President
Juarez fully confirming the surrender of Max.
imilian, Mejia and Costello.
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GREAT ANGLICAN NOoNvRNTION.-The Arch.
bishop OF Canterbury has issued amin vitation
to bishops of the Anglican branches of the
Episcopal Church throughout the world to
mutual conference, the Interchange of frater.
nal feelings, and the celebration of public SER
vice. The suggestion which led to the calling
Of this general council came originally from
the Canadian bishops, who desired, if possible,
that the relations between the Colonial
Churches and the Mother Church of England
might be more accurately defined than they
have been In days past. No legislative acti On
is TO be taken, and no declarations Of opinion
made upon controverted points. The session
of the council will be opened with Z grand
continue for three days. One hundred and
forty eight bishops have been invited, in =
cluding forty.four in the United States.
~ Habelmann, the tenor while habited as q
smuggler. fell from the scenic cliff in PhiIa.
delphla and broke his arm
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~The National typographical Union, re-.
Gently in session at Memphis, has adjourned to
meet next June in Washington.
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DRINK LESS WITH YOUR MBALs.-Many
men m pave relieved Themselves Of dyspepsia
No animal. except man, ever drinks IN con-
lection with his food. Man ought not. Try
his, dyspeptic, and you will not wash down
Gated and eBranvated before it IL swallowed
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%CU,UUU FRENCH GOODS
IMPORTED BY
M. w l. l. A N,
No. 336 Penn avenue,
Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock.
The goods to be sold are such as
BLACK SILKS,
for Mantillas and Dresses.
Velvets, all coIors, Velvet Ribbons,
Lace Mantillas, Silk Mantillas,
Real Laces of all kinds, Real Lace Collars & Sets
Hairbraids. from ID to 40 New styles Waterfalls,
inches long, a.s.. Black Nets for Wells,
Curls, White Waists,
Bobinets for waists, Buttons,
Ladies' Undergarments, Walking Dresses,
Trimmings, COudray's Pomade,
Morning Robes, Wells,
Lukin' q Perfumery, Straw Bonnets,
Fans, H-san Ribbons, r...
Partisan Bonnets, Feathers,
Hats, Hair Nets,
Flowers, Bonnet Silks,
&c, &c., &c.
Dresses, Mantilas and Bonnets made at reduced
prices. my 5-2w
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~ Jenerson Davis II going to make q short
rip 10 England. ..-.-y, -, 80
SThe farous TredeEar iron works are in
full blast near Richmond, employing four
hundred men. If= 4,ss ~ /. Z.
SWesley Miller was struck in the head
with ball. while playing base bail at Oohoes.
n va frw days since. ana ts lying dangers
eusly i'll st brain fever in censsq usnee. - ~
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GOVERNMENT SECvRITIESs
WASHINGTON, June 10, lSe7.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of 0Sv.
arpmen securitlas.
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n@The President and suite returned to this
city Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock.
IHT1RNAL RxvKNUI.-The receipts from this
source to-day, were Ss76, 1883.
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~ The following is the ofacial showing OF
the daily circulation of the papers named b..
low, made under the call directed By the re.
cent act Of Congress:
EVENING STAR......7.715 copies per day.
Inteltgencer.
The returns of advertising by the same city
papers fer the quarter ending December IL.
1866, as taken from the books Of the Internal
Revenue Office, are as follows:
EVEhIh9 STAR.................. .Sl3.197
lateHHgencer.. glS
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.

WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.
GRAY AND MOVES,
Founders, AacAixists, and Boiler Makers,
Corner OF Maine avenue and Sd street,
Manufacturers of Improved Stationary and Port.
Grist Mills; also, Of Architectural Iron Work,
Gratings Railings, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast.
ings Of all descriptions.
The increased facilities Of our new and extensive
establishment enables us to offer those having
orders to make in eur line superior class Of vorf
on the most favorable terms.
Agents for Burnham's Improved Jouval Turbine
Water W heel. my 10-Sm
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WM' Hi WHEATLHE1 H II PKEMIUM BTEAM
ESTABLISHMENT.
Once, No: 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. O.,
poitan Institute lSa rebuilt lSa6, and is now by
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
manner
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. so. -.
once closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
1t is closed at 8x p. M. -, fe IS sm
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NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

CHEAP DRY G0ODSwe an now selling fun
Nader Gsiisg,ss ha1dsoms styles la
cents full yard wide do good goods, i. cents; AM
dIoscoegin DO. Is cents; Unbleached Muslins, 10,
Lawns, 20 and Is. A beautiful stock Of Organdies,
pessais,; Jaeonsts, and Briliiants., large stock
Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills
and Cottonades, House keeping. Goods, &c. We
invite an examination of our goods -
BENJAMIN MILLER,
my 0-lms l01 Bridge street. GeorRetnYn.
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GEORGETOWN HEADQVARTERS.

Save ten per cent, and buy your FANCY
GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES', AND GENT y
EmgPRkGGsssHINGf mPRGs HI G. GOODS HOOP SKIRTS TRIM.
YOUNG BEHREND,
No. 12O Bridge street, next to the National Bank
of Commerce, Georgetown, d. g.
New Goods daily received ap l7-2m+
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%STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.-The Ladies
N OF the ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH will
hold ST RRY FESTIVAL at the church,
virginia amenne. between 9Th and 41a streets, Is
DAY FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Admission cents; children half price. jelO-2tt
@THE LADIES OF THE FIRST CONGRE-
AS GAT1ONAL CHURCH AND SOCIETY
will hold STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM
FESTIVAL. at Columbia Law College Building on
5th street between ID and E, on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, June 18th and 18th
All are cordially invited
Admission ten cents. lie l0.3t-
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VQU L n G 0 r d, the thorough bred
L Racing Stallion, procured from the ~
estate of the late Commodore r. F. Stock. IN
ton, Of New Jersey, will make the seasonZAA
OF 1867 commencing pril "a and ending November
"a tat Glen Elem farm. about two miles north
west of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia
at $50 for the season, able at the time of ser
vice: For pedigree and further particulars see
hand bills. {. W. TURNER,
ap o. l2w Manager
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rORN MEAL-Fresh ground CORN MEAL,
~ from Foundry Mills. For sale in lots by
THOMSON & BERRY,
ieln- m -
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HFWE THE UNDERSIGNED. MERCHANT
S Tallors, and Dealers in Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods have determined to close our
respective places Of business from June to Sep
tember ], 1857, at 0 clock p. m
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
322 Pennsylvania avenue
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR
324 Pennsylvania avenue.
W. S. TEEL
32s Penns ylvania avenue
Je f-3tN between 9Th and 10th sts
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FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER.

MISS J. G. ARTHUR, formerly of 41O 9th st.
has resumed business at 594 street, between 18th
and 5th streets where she will be pleased to see
her old patrons and the public generally. All work
guaranteed to please and equal to the best in the
CITY, my 2-lm*
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(tOOD BLEACHED MUSLIN full yard wide at
~ ~ cts. Also, large lot of beautiful LAWNS.
very cheap, Just received and for sale by
BENJAMIN MILLER.
Je l0-3tt 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown ID g.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Coz REWARD.-Stolen, on the night of the Sth
a.sS.d g0 instant of Of the canal Z miles above
hands high; years old; cap knocked OF her right
hip, very notable mark, with a scar about her
return to VIM. RAINEY'S livery stable, wash
ington. ID. c. ne lO-2tt
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HOOKING BIRD escaped from its cage on
lVl Saturday morning. 1t was very tame ,sx p
and could be easily caught. liberal reward2I
Will be paid for its return to $50 Pa. avenue ~
10 10
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fAENAE OE III DAILY PEA l., I
MEMPHIS. July 3, 1857.
Gold is again goingupward. The buy
ing rate ranges from 81 to She.
Ia silver there is little doing. Buying
at 26 to 27c forsmall amounts. Mexican
pieces from "a TO 35c.
Exchange is dull but not so scarce as
q few days back. Our bank rates are as
follows: Buying New York and Cincin-
natl at par and St. Louis at off; selling
on New York at J, Cincinnati {, and st.
Louis at premium.
City scrip is in fair request in small
amounts. Buying at Csc and selling at
40 TO Tie.
County warrants are bought at so to
see, and sold at IS 10 SSc.
Police scrip holds its own at zoe buy
Ing; selling at 75e.
Uncurrent money has rot simproved
since our last and transactions are small.
Bonds and stocks are duh and nOmi-
nal.
The dividends declared at ST. Louis by
the banking aud insurance companies OF
that City are thus stated in the Demo
crut:
The Missouri Renevoiant and Loan
association have declared a dividend,
payable July LIST and after, of five per
cent.
The Third National bank Of st. Louis
have declared a semi.annual dividend OF
six per cent, payable July 10th and after.
The Mechanics bank of st. Louis will
uay a semi-auuual dividend OF 8 per cent
on and after July 9Th.
The Exchange bank Of st. Louis will
nay a -semi-annual dividend Of ten per
cent, payable on demand.
The Merchants National bank have
declared a semi-annual dividend Of ) per
cent, payable Sth Of July and after.
The Peoples Savings institution have
declared their usual semi-snEuaI divi-
dend OF ten per cent.
The National bank Of the state of Mis-
souri, have declared q dividend Of 5 per
cent, payable Sth Of July and after.
The Citizens insurance company have
declared a dividend Of S per cent, payable
9TH July and after.
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CUI5

DG Virtue or a trust deed, executed 20 me by
ID Ioseuh S~rnuuuoNer, on The llth dlv 81
April, ls5i, recorded in the Registers Office OF
En2. madr 90 secure 81 note therein described I
aFl sell 60 The HIGHEST bidder, Tor cash, in mont
I'D fle store OF RuHster, Trezevant a. 90. on
seond street. in uue citv OF memphis, Opposite
southeast corner OF Court square, on The
FAY o. Julp. 1871, between tLe hours OF 10
O'Clock "a m. the following described real
- aud near the city UI Memphis, shelby
X E~etanReseee. conveyeduQ lne IN said trust
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Nan-Resident Notfce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No H57-John OveriOn vs.. Geo. A. StOvallet al.
1T appearing from afluGg4t IN this cause that
the defendant, j. B. Locke, Is a resident OF
theState or Louisiana aud nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee;
n is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in July 1901 ana plead, ansWes
or demur to complainant bin, or the samew will
be taken for confessed, as to him, and set for
hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks. in the Memphis APPEAL
A cOpy-attest;
AUGUSDON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
CAN'T & Waddeu, soils. for complainant.
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Steamer Mississippi, New Orleans.
/" Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
" Louisiana, Louisville.
Empire, Louisville.
n~Pt,arturHs.
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upper Illinois Is declining, and the Mis-
souri, is steadily expanding. The weather
is hot-intensely hot. Thermometers IN
the shade $50 ia town, and i04g in the
shade on a steamboat ut the wharf. The
boatmen's association yesterday IN
creased rates 10 VieksbuFg to same as
New Orleans rates. No change to Mem
phfs or way points, the packet company
retaining the privilege Of making their
own rates and terms. So it Is with the
Illinois, Keokuk and st. Paul lines, and
rates to Missouri river are open. The
Atlantic and Mississippi steamship COM
pany have secured the steamer City Of
Cairo TO make q trip to New Orleans,
and it, patrons will fad other boats run
ming under the auspices OF the company
during the short time il will be necessary
to lay up several Of their own packets.
The harbOrof Galveston, Texas, would
be n good place to try the powder Of the
Gen. Totes, There is no less than iif-
teen wrecks in that harboF, some of
which were sunk as distractions during
the war, among them the briggs Nebrasks,
| Dragon, Prince, AlgOre, banks Nences,
Magellan, x-COnfederate gunboat Diana,
steamboat Island City, and several others
whose names we have not learned.
Red river has been very high but is
falling. The overflow was general, and
very few plantations were exempt from
destruction. The result is that the farm
ing interests in that section will prove
almost an entire failure this year. Some
OF the bottom planters, as fast as the
water recedes, are putting in a crop Of
Hungarian grass seed, with the calcula-
ton Of making as much as though they
had never been overilOwn. 10 will make
two tons to the acre, which finds a ready
sale at $50 per ton.
The Louisville Courier Of the Sd sayS:
The river, az we had anticipated, was
rising briskly yesterday, with four feet
ten inches water in the canal in the
evening by the mark. During the previ-
Gus tw~enty-fOur hours it had risen eight
inches at the head Of the fails and two
feet at Portland. This is a good rise, and
opportune, as the navigation Of the
Lower Ohio was becoming very much
restricted. The weather has continued
clear and oppressively warm, this being
emphatically the warmest Of the season,
with the thermometer ranging as high
as ninety-four and ninety-five in the
shade on Main street, and at some less
favored localities the mercury ran up to
ninety-nine in the shade. The mercury
in the barometer fell two points during
the day, but was rising again in the
evening.
On the falls last evening there were
thirty-fOur inches water in the pass, and
rising slowly.
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FOREIGN
Draft on England. Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for lC- sIer ing.
France, switzerland IL
Belgium. 8 IS francs
for 81 o..
LLL-LNA-
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Marble, Marbleized Slate and M~arbIeized Iron Mantl

G94 sSs HEan aF SSsS Ses az asta M2se an: . Rsss sZ window Caps Tanks etc made "
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As q Tonic and PfOphylaetiC
THE REMEDY Is WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe cases Of Indigestion. arrangements of
AhsOI ptiUn and AssImidtHUu, B~lltOuSuesS, I'm
Gaines, DisteusiOu, Weight aud Pain ID the
region of the stomach, Los OF ApHetIt, LasS-
Jude, Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation, Loss of Blood, SyuUOp7, Nervous
luitahiity, Mental Depression, ETC.. occurring
ia "a malara mi district, or ma patient who mas
vail, will rea1ily yield 10 the use Of this une-
qualed Medicine
Our own confidence in the merits Of these
Bitters. added TO a testimony universal In the
case OF Sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified APP
proval, has induced rs, at a very large expense,
TO secure the SOIL RIGHT TO manufacture
his article nom the original recipe, which
recipe has been experimental upon and satis-
fact0riiy proven TO be superior to any COIN
pound in the taeatment OF the above mCn-
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.. r. EVERTS s. CO.,
Sole Manufacturers d PFOpFielOTS,
PETERSBURG, va.
BEAD Tire following from among the
manY C~erllHcates received by Us:

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thereby certify that 1 have been altering for
over two weeks from severe attacks of Gu us
and Feve-, Tor Whi-h had taken med cine
and gained but temporary relief, the cnills
cOninz on again in q few days. The Auti-Ma-
IariaI Bittcrs were recommended 20 me, and ]
commenced taking them 80 once the II G of
which was marSed by immediate and certain
relief from cuills, sis &c which timeI nnC my
manner.
I can cO-nscieuti0Usly recommend the use OF
these Bitters 10 all sufferers from Intermittent
As. Walden.